skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I switched to WezTerm a few months ago after setting up a new computer and missing an easy way to share the iTerm2 config between my computers just like I do with most of my other tools that use dotfiles.

It’s a very nice application, easy to configure, very customisable, stable. I’ve only have experienced one bug with app, I opened an issue in GH and Wez had a nightly version with a fix in just a few hours.

If you haven’t check it out yet, I highly recommend it.
Then again the year prior, and again 2 years prior, and again every year back for over a decade. 500 times over a decade is not a rare occurrence.
The goal is to provide "evidence" for the decision that has already been made. She was "recovered" and no longer "needed" care. Now, generate supporting evidence for that conclusion.
Or maybe each offense should be redefined as each shift worked, or per hour worked. $15k per illegal shift is a lot more than $15k total.
A lot of people also use GH issues to track ideas/code snippets/etc.
The absolute pain when the entire song is delayed by 10ns or what not. If only I could compensate by pushing play a little bit faster.
Just some lip service
I think the Lego analogy is perfect, actually. When I think about the evolution of Legos from my childhood to that of my own child, it's a journey of ever-increasing specialization. My Legos were pretty basic, with maybe a wing shape or two (space Legos, anyone?) or a cockpit.

For my son, it seems like each kit is mostly custom shapes, or at least shapes so specific that I spend more time looking for the "right piece" than just building something close enough out of a much more limited set of things.

Low/no code feels the same way. I can do a lot of things with them, but it's never exactly what I want. Perhaps the real issue is with what I want, but I suspect that I'm not alone.
You might want to consider that having trouble convincing other people is explained at least as well by having a bad argument as the other people being bigots.
All media, select all, save by the way. You don't need to tap the individual photos.
What does that have to do with venvs?

I agree the packaging and distribution setup in python is an absolute mess, but that's entirely unrelated to venvs. It's like bringing up how python uses whitespace instead of curly-braces.
Main use case of those $10 resistors is metrology where you measure nanoamps and microvolts.
You just explained the businness model of banking.
> Something like Signal, with this amazingly sad paragraph opening in TFA:

> "Signal asked for my phone number..."

> simply cannot compete with Sessions' tagline.

Plus: you can have the same Session conversations on as many Android devices as you want - something that's impossible with Signal, due to its reliance on a SIM.
they're there to run a business first, and look out for your health second; budgetary constraints permitting, of course.
And then probably balance it somehow by what states have which letters, and the fact that Savings begins with an S.

B probably wins because of Bank.
The phone number requirement is a huge turn-off, considering the implications of the user data I'd be providing to use the service.

Additionally, unless there's been some sort of breakthrough that changes the way these programs work, there's no way to verify the claims except by manually researching behind it whenever it tells you something. I find that particularly distressing, because of the authoritative nature to the UX.
Initially, thought it would be easy -- it's all simple logic, right? Will be far less tedious & mundane than doing web/app development, right? Haha. I was in for quite the rude awakening, but luckily the challenges ended up being a pleasant and enjoyable surprise (at least on the whole).

Lots of work is the answer, though.

We actually got to Early Access release in ~11 months (~20 man-months). We had to learn a new programming language & learn a game engine during that time, too (and learn what a game engine really was/what it meant). Really though, I think the most difficult (and important) part was more about learning the nuances of game development, even just understanding the (understandably high) UX expectations that a player has from a game -- it took a while to really "get there" and I'm still learning, every day.

It's also worth mentioning that SimAirport was really not very good when we initially released it -- definitely rushed to release, far too early, and it was a mess at that point. After the EA release another ~3yr of full-time development went into it (and more dev resources), and it became a much better game/product in that time.

I wish I could work on SimAirport forever.

That's the downside with the games industry; it's ultra competitive and the amount of competition is increasing every day. Much of "the money" is heavily concentrated at the "top" of the pyramid, amongst a relatively small selection of titles. It's not the easy way, I can say that with confidence.
There's definitely a lot of unscrupulous "how to make money" content out there. At the same time, a lot of people watch woodworking channels and find entertainment in imagining themselves doing it even if it never happens. Maybe you could say the same for imagining running a woodworking business. Adjacent is watching product reviews for categories of products you will never buy.
Don't forget they also paid bonuses the morning they failed.
I'll second this sentiment.
Ask HN: Is a PhD worth its time?
I have a MS from a famous univ. but find myself confused as to whether to pursue a PhD at this point in time, after many years in the industry and away from academia. My plan isn’t to become a Prof either.:)

Should I go for a PhD?

Does one learn valuable skills to be able to contribute significantly to the software industry outside of Academia?

-Vipul
The link is that the investments went down in value and so the bank couldn’t sell enough of them when they suddenly needed a lot of money to pay out deposits.

I agree it’s peculiar to phrase it as the government is to blame. Except perhaps to the degree that the government in 2018 relaxed risk test requirements that would otherwise have included SVB, those requirements were originally set after and in response to the 2008 collapse.

But ultimately the blame lies with the bank executives.
neat app! quite alot more useful than trying to log into chatgpt anytime i want to ask it a question, thanks so much!
7B parameters is next to nothing when compared to gpt3. If 7B works as well as it does here, A fine tuned 65B model could very easily achieve chatGPT level performance.
Oh great, I still have my Win 10 Pro License I bought years ago, but never really used it much. Is there any other difference from the Home version that makes it more developer-friendly?

BTW, for the UX gaps that I saw in OS X vs Linux/Windows, I was fortunate enough to have found some apps that will help there, and I've been quite happy with the quality they offered as well (albeit being paid software)
That's like saying that any time any one makes a loss, it's everyone _else's_ loss, because guess where their money comes from. What do you suggest should happen here?
Well, there is a heap, and to add or remove things from the heap takes time, and that time depends on the memory allocator algorithm used. I can totally see how it could affect audio streaming on really really slow hardware.
Aren’t the order of operations here incorrect? They were experiencing a lack of deposits due to VC pullback due to the interest rate rise, while depositors did not cut spending. This led to a liquidity crunch where they needed to sell discounted bonds to fill the gap. When the gap was conveyed to shareholders, the run began. If this is true, isn’t marking to market providing feedback about a potential liquidity crunch much earlier, ideally before the crunch even begins?
To conflate political alignment with investor opportunism is astonishing.
> I think you're misunderstanding the realistic state of child influencers.

I think their point is that you and many others are underestimating how bad a "normal" childhood can be.
It was naive, lazy and dangerous of SVB to assume in a 10 year window nothing would change IMO
Yes I'm a lone indie developer. A long time ago I made a game called LOVE. Now im making a Real-time stealth tactics game called EXO. However I'm not doing it full-time.

Sounds like a great group! Making a game yourself can be very tough, but also rewarding. Having people to share your experience with is really important. If you ever want a guest who spent many long years working on a game and came out of if scared but a happier person, please reach out.
This isn't thinking back to the original meaning of the term cell. While the satellites are not cell towers, they do each serve a specific coverage cell (although that cell moves around over time).
The big failure mode is they can hallucinate nonsense that isn't obviously nonsense. You have to check any facts against expert sources. At that point, you could just email an expert who can use their own LLM to whip up an answer and check the facts themselves.
Oh, yeah? It’s working great? Like figuring out which packages your application actually uses? Or having separate development and production dependencies? Upgrading outdated libraries?

Having taken a deep-dive into refactoring a large python app, I can confidently say that package management in python is a pain compared to other interpreted languages.
Let's not pretend to not understand what they are talking about.

It is more than fair to say that the FDIC insurance is common knowledge, and yet, depositors were bailed out despite understanding that risk. Furthermore, depositors have benefited from quite the entanglement with the bank that, in normal business, simply wouldn't fly.
I’m not sure social media deserves all the blame here. This kind of exploitation has its roots in reality shows like Here Comes Honey Boo Boo and I Am Jazz - there’s no bright line between those shows and what you describe.
its unfortunate there arent proofs of those times like there are for printed papers
That’s literally the purpose of a bank my friend. Welcome, yes, the emperor has no clothes and never has.
We saw this happen with Stable Diffusion and it's not surprising we see this happening here. There is a lot of interest in taking these models that are in striking distance (single order of magnitude) from running inference and training on consumer level hardware and as such a lot of energy is going into making the optimizations that can get us there.

Generally speaking, research is not usually done with consumer usage in mind, so what this is, and Dreambooth etc. for Stable Diffusion was, is that gap between researcher software and accessible software being bridged.
Maybe with the added feature of screen sharing, file upload/download.
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Separate thing I've notices since having a chronic health issue for 20 years is the medical system uses 'patient empowerment' to shield themselves from any responsibility. At the same time patients have little actual power beyond whining.
Socialize the losses, privatize the gains, nice
Don't see how that means it's the fed's fault, though. Anyone who has even halfway paid attention to markets over the just the past few decades should be acutely aware that markets can change very quickly. Expecting current conditions to last forever, or that you will always have notice that change is afoot, is just insanity or incompetence.
I'm curious if Amazon's charger setup will be different than your normal charging setup. Presumably, you want to charge while the vehicle is being loaded so you want the chargers spaced out around the loading bays. (This nice tour video suggests that things may not be as efficient as I thought: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6lO2_2tyfY)

Those $500 chargers are the at home chargers. I suspect that Amazon would want a more expensive charger that handles higher power to get more energy on-board during a short loading period. As someone else mentioned, the distribution infra is also quite a bit of money.
English common law of contact is alive and kicking. Source: Chitty on Contracts
I also want to be sensitive to people who literally cannot. Physical disability or varying conditions of health are definitely a thing. But, a lot of people don't have those disabilities and choose to live differently.
Wezterm for example supports various protocols for images in a terminal. Many do, but some standard terminals don't. Gnome-terminal still doesn't. Terminal.app in MacOs doesn't.
Most game devs like to interact with their audience and contrary to your opinion don’t pay attention to or incorporate every suggestion that comes along. Most player feedback is terrible! Even good feedback has to go through a process of picking it apart and trying to understand the root of what the player is saying or suggesting.

From an artistic point of view feedback from players is essential because games are based around an interactive dialog with the player. As a sculptor you can see the end result. As a game dev you can’t see how other people will play your game and it’s incredibly eye opening when you do.
Wrong. The business model of banking is managing the money to an appropriate duration. Locking it up isn't a business model.
What about labor? I'm pretty handy but there are definitely parts of my HVAC system where I'd be unable/unwilling to DIY it. I currently have a local HVAC contractor on-retainer for same-day emergency appointments - and honestly I don't think I'd be willing to consider anything less since my current heat pump is my exclusive source of heating in this house.

I'm in a temperate climate so there's little actual danger, but the idea of freezing/roasting my butt off for multiple days to wait for parts/labor is deeply unattractive.
> Being called a libertarian would be an enormous source of shame and disgust for my mom.

But you are not your mom. you don't have to share on the disgust and shame, however you may chose to do so if you want.

the points being: the disgust is your mom's not necessarily yours. whether to partake on your parent's shame of being called a libertarian is a choice.
The normal FDIC procedure would be that depositors get receivership certificates which represent a share of SVB's assets. Those are hard to trade, though.
Somebody would offer to buy them, but at a deep discount.

A better offer from the FDIC would be to offer Treasury bonds instead to those who want them, at a discount based on the FDIC's valuation of SVB's assets. The FDIC is well placed to sell off illiquid assets slowly. That's what they do after a bank failure. Depositors would have quick liquidity if they wanted, but it would cost them something.

Is SVB's balance sheet, from the FDIC, out yet?
I think this assumes that pedophiles are born with an attraction to children, as opposed to somehow having formed a mental association between children and sex through environmental factors. I wonder if there is evidence in either direction? From an evolutionary perspective the latter would be my default assumption, as the postulated evolutionary rationales for, say, homosexuality, at least, would not really apply to pedophilia.
Claiming that Matrix did it is even a stretch. Only a few core features are covered and just about every new feature ships without E2EE. Room topics aren't encrypted, sticker packs aren't encrypted, reactions aren't encrypted...

The devs will tell you that requiring every feature to be E2EE will slow down adoption too much, that can always be added later as another MSC (Matrix Spec Change).
where is the money coming from if not taxpayers?
You really asking hn after how the last pick went?
What is a "better" approach? Good PM's are really good at figuring out what "better" means with considerations for ALL the constraints and doing what is right based on context. If you don't understand what I mean by that, you aren't in a position to suggest a "better" approach.
I am 38 and recently quit my job at Xbox Microsoft as a Senior Engineer (mostly C++) to pursue fulltime indie gamedev. As I've quit my day job, I am all in on this. I have a few friends who will be quitting their jobs in a some years and it's sorta on me right now to start generating revenue to help speed up them joining me if at all possible. I have a long runway and expect quite a few failures on the way but it's my goal to find success and balance.

I've only ever done various ludumdare or other misc gamejams, maybe 20 in my life. No substantial games to show/demo. Have used many tools and frameworks over the years, such as flash, libGDX(Java), Visual 3D, Unity, and finally a die hard Unreal Engine fan.

There is a lot of other posts already here of far more successful and qualified folks. So if not OP, if there are other communities with less restriction. I am always open to more.

Discord: namrog84#0880
> But then who is Signal for? Yes, it has E2EE encryption, but who cares about that other than us orangey types?

Although I think people like us (?) were some of the original proponents of Signal, and it could never have spread without us, I believe Signal's intention is more about capturing the wider market while simultaneously changing that market to be more privacy-aware. I think that they believe they can make private, encrypted messaging to be a household idea, and I hope they're right.
You do not set up shop in blue California districts, and not donate to Democrats. I do not think this necessarily correlates to the community actually being left wing. They actively lobby for reduced taxes, deregulation, and reduced worker rights.

When the pandemic struck, there were a good bunch of them who couldn't wait to move to Texas or Florida.
Oh ok so they’re only libertarian when it benefits them financially. I actually don’t think anyone disagrees with that.
Not liquid like trying to buy a house with a Pokemon card you guarantee will be worth $300k in 10 years but is only worth $50 now.
> 1/ it pays a living wage / socially inclusive wage, unlike most current (un)employment insurance programs

No, it pays minimum wage. (Mosler calls it "non-disruptive wage" because it's not enough to compete with other jobs.) The trick is the marketing just assumes minimum wage will be raised, so they quote that number instead. And of course it never gets raised and you can never be promoted.

> 2/ it is non-coercive. You have the promise of that job, not a mandate to perform it. Other social programs remain available for those unable for for a variety of reasons.

It's coercive to regular workers because their boss can fire them at any point, safe in the knowledge they'll get a minimum wage job the next day.
I'm talking specifically about fiscal and monetary response, and whether or not we punished people, addressing the comment I was replying to.

For example it was good that we gave out PPP loans fairly literally even though it causes major fraud. If we had moved slower and endured that bad actors couldn't get away with abuse, the response would have been worse.
Can you explain the difference between bills and bonds and why the difference was significant in this case? For myself and probably a lot of engineers reading this comment, it seems like inside baseball.
The initial announcement made it sound like this would be a drop-in replacement for cell tower coverage. T-Mobile contributing already-licensed spectrum, existing phones are supported, and they plan to eventually support voice and video: https://www.cnbc.com/2022/08/25/spacex-and-t-mobile-team-up-...
It's just Google Tag Manager, that's also why if you have JavaScript disabled or ClearURLs (or similar) it won't work as they won't be able to see the UTM tag.
See also the venerable tmate - https://tmate.io
Libertarians invested in FTX and other crypto banks. They haven't demanded government bail them out.

Businesses putting their deposits in reputable regulated banks is a different matter. Nothing libertarian about that. They're following standard practice as expected by the government and the government rightly decided to make them whole and maintain confidence in the system to ensure businesses would continue to engage in normal banking behavior as desired by the government instead of trying to adhere to 250k limits on deposit sizes.
Your interpretation is too off the mark require an explicit response.
Would your answer have changed if I replaced shareholders with uninsured depositors?
Can someone provide a guide on how run LLaMA on a fairly average CPU/Nvidia GPU?
The thing is that words are supposed to be useful. If a word can't tell the difference between photons, stars, and everything in between, then it's not very useful anymore. Calling all of these things 'alive' would just defeat the meaning of the word - we can't resuscitate a rock, we can't talk to photons, feed an atom - all these things that we associate with being alive are just rendered inapplicable.
I also have a cool link for you: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Not taking the side, but there is a strong belief that the fed can't raise rates much more as it needs to inflate away a large portion of debt to get the economy back on track. It's unlikely we will see a volcker economy halting maneuver anytime soon.
If you deposit $1000 in a bank, and if the reserve requirement is 10%, the bank can lend out $10,000 to a borrower. It gives the borrower a bank account with a $10,000 balance. It has created $9000 of money out of thin air.
As someone about to be in the market for something like this, propriety lockout is a complete deal breaker for me.

/2¢
So true. Here's one that also shows the other light gun games for NES[0].

[0] https://solidpawnadvance.wordpress.com/2016/12/31/light-gun-...
I've spent a fair bit of time wandering through your C libraries before, very useful stuff. It's been a while but your memory leak checker was pretty cool.
In software engineering, monkey patching and use-after-free are some examples of lines of flight. Broadly though, an ossified and financialized academy is never going to embody a rhizome. Check out the interview with the IDF commander who "use"s deterritorialization. If you want predictions, Nick Land was full of them
The literature on the relationship between BMI and mortality is not conclusive except for a BMI > 30. Generally it seems that lower mortality is associated with a body mass index of 20-25.
https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa1000367

However there are studies which find lowest mortality for the slightly overweight with BMI < 30. For instance:
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/1555137 and
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fphys.2022.8577...
The “when the gap” bit is the piece that’s suspect to me. This isn’t an irregular occurrence in the world. The events are a little fishy to me because this isn’t crisis material. Banks go public precisely for the purpose of having access to additional liquidity in situations like this. The balance sheet hole was tiny compared to their assets.

Liquidity calculations for banks definitely include mark to market for HTM portfolios. But even then they were legally deemed sufficiently liquid. The run on the bank wasn’t expected or normal behavior.
Virtual environments aren't package management. For example we use Poetry for package management - it supports separate dev and prod dependencies, upgrading etc. It generates a virtual environment.
Which is incredibly strange because I remember libertarians screaming to the hills against bailouts back then. Plenty of people who weren't in that camp were against it too. The 2008 bailouts directly led to Occupy Wallstreet which was a big tent of political affiliations.

Satoshi Nakamoto released bitcoin with "The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks" recorded in the first block which is clearly a political statement against them.
> No powerloss protection advertised to OS

How can the OS (I'm interested in Linux) know about this feature?
How does it work? Do you proxy the request and overlay custom CSS through something like a CF worker?