skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>rumors say that things won't start to get serious before 2024.

What is interesting imho is that they WILL get serious by 2024, including P670, Veyron, Ascalon. All of them seem to implement RVA22 + ratified V.

This is a very fast timeline for RISC-V, which privileged spec was only ratified in 2019.

It all has been happening much faster than even the most optimistic estimates were.
what if aliens who maybe are more like octopuses than us, decided to take existing octopuses and speed up evolution and strengthen their genome to basically be longer living, more durable, and able to out think humans.
A billion humans can't build a tree, but that's not because trees can't exist in physical reality. Something more intelligent than a human might a) be able to understand some part of this world which humans don't, and b) put it to some use that we aren't thinking about.
I hadn't realized there was a meaningful difference between "terse" and "succinct" except for the negative connotation of the first. A few dictionaries and thesauruses seem to suggest I'm not too far off, and hopefully you'd agree that one wouldn't ask for a negatively laden replacement for a word that was being discussed as being negatively laden.

It sounds like you don't think "woke" means anything and is therefore not worth replacing. Is that more or less correct?

My recollection was that the parent comment I was responding to recommended that its parent replace the word to avoid immediately having the appearance of bad faith, which is why I was asking about their suggestion for a replacement. It seemed like they might have something in mind.
As a blogging platform it's fantastic. If I wrote a blog, it would probably be my first port of call. The problem IME is when people use it to develop complex websites that have no place being built on WordPress. I've had numerous clients over the years asking us to investigate why their website has been hacked and people are receiving dubious links in emails or finding their website serving SEO blogspam, etc.

You rapidly find an insecure spaghetti mess, that's almost unmaintainable, especially when you find loads of random plugins installed and the previous developers cut corners and started hacking code into the core and the plugins, which of course then breaks stuff when you update any of it. Which you need to do. Often.
My sister in law uses word press for her small online art store. It's... painful. I've had to help her fix a completely broken site at least a couple of times. It mostly seems to come down to the fact that if you want anything beyond a simple blog, you have to have plugins. Tons and tons of plugins. Once you go down that road it's a huge mess of compatibility issues and poor to nonexistent support. It seems like you can get better help when you pay for things, but even then, in one case the devs were completely silent.

I couldn't find any alternative store fronts that weren't way beyond her near-zero budget but if anyone has recommendations please let me know.
(Happy for flaws in my logic to be pointed out, I haven't gone particularly in depth in thinking about edge cases here)

How about instead of "ease of semi-automatic weapon acquirement" (which could be read as critical of gun regulation), the wording was "comparison of semi-automatic guns" - which is clearly aimed at assisting gun users in assessing guns, and is the direct equivalent of the page at issue in intent and wording?

The company in this article may be misguided or deliberately overreaching - but there is also the possibility they have a point.

I think they do have an interesting point, though I also think it fails on the idea that these tools are necessarily used for ill. Gun owners would argue the same, I suspect.
Couldn't it be also because of bots/paid-humans writing the same kind of comments and liking them to make them bubble to the top?
Blowing the cover on someone's online persona (And using the wrong pronouns for that persona's work) seems pretty rude to me
If you bring a banned book into a library, they will reject it and turn it away on the basis of state extortion for risk of being defunded or other legal issues. That's what we're talking about here.

We're not talking about curation, and it is bizarre mental gymnastics to propose they are remotely similar.

EDIT. BTW even curation-excluded books are accepted by libraries. Libraries operate in networks, and they exchange / send overflow books to each other all the time.
> Happy for flaws in my logic to be pointed out

I understand where you’re coming from, but I believe the logical fallacy you’ve stumbled upon is termed as “whataboutism”.

If we turned down every complaint just because it wasn’t deemed as harmful as another complaint that was turned down, few things would change.
> A ban implies to me the book cannot be sold at all which is hardly splitting hairs.

Every American that I know (including myself) understands the phrase "book ban" to refer widely, if not exclusively, to school libraries in the context of American politics. It's been nearly 70 years since we've had otherwise politically notable book bans[1].

> And did you find it just as egregious when Huckleberry Finn was banned in new york and california schools and public libraries for using the "n" word?

Yes.

[1]: https://www.newyorker.com/books/page-turner/banned-books-wee...
Okay, that's a good thing! From the article:

> Neither tree-sitter nor Emacs come installed with language grammars

> ...it’ll only work if you don’t have an exceptional setup (so it won’t work well unless you have GCC and run some flavor of Linux.)

> Determining if a grammar is available is not intuitive nor obvious unless you use elisp

> Note that, just because you have installed a grammar, does not mean Emacs supports it. Someone still has to write the – admittedly, way easier – syntax and indentation logic and all that good stuff.

> Annoyingly, there’s no easy way to see if you’re using the normal or the TS-powered major mode

> If you use Customize, then you don’t have to do anything, but if you normally use setq, you’ll have to use customize-set-variable instead to ensure the setter is called properly.

> That sounds like a great idea until you realize that it is not possible to make one-size-fits all commands that do this. Believe me: I’ve tried.
So if I donate a pornographic novel to an elementary school in Illinois, besides being an asshole, have I put them in a position of having to circulate it or lose funding?
I guess the implication was that VS Code works well and I don't need tree-sitter?
Quantifying the human cost of global warming
pfft I can do that with 105 plugins in neovim
My mind exploded when Mike Little's age was revealed. I was looking at him and thinking "hmm... he looks a little older than Matt". But I never imagined 23 YEARS??!! So, open source keeps you youthful!
Healthy Sun Exposure[1,2] depends on your Latitude[3], Hemisphere[4,5], Time of Day (Dawn & Dusk),

Exposure Time, Skin and Eye Type[6], Coverings (Clothing, Sunscreen, UV Filtering Glasses)[7,8]

[1] Health Effects of Sunlight Exposure : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Health_effects_of_sunlight_exp...

[2] Ultraviolet - Human Health-related effects : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultraviolet#Human_health-relat...

[3] Latitude : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latitude

[4] Ozone Depletion - Effects : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ozone_depletion#Effects

[5] NASA - Ozone Watch : https://ozonewatch.gsfc.nasa.gov/

[6] Health Effects of Sunlight Exposure - Benefits of Optic Exposure & Effects on Eyes

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

[7] Sunscreen : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunscreen

[8] Ultraviolet - Sunscreen Safety Debate : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultraviolet#Sunscreen_safety_d...
Is it so unbelieveable that people hopped up on self-righteousness might end up behaving like garbage?
Kicad is getting better and better but in a few ways it is still basically a toy compared to the big boy packages.

That being said altium is pretty rotten internally it seems, just looks nice.
Is that Adam Buxton from the Adam and Joe show? What a legend.
No library system is under any particular obligation to stock what you give them, much less accept donations to begin with. It's unclear why they would be, much less why this would be a "gotcha" in this context.
Basically, yes.

Gutenberg was designed for people like you who (were/are) new to WordPress and there was a rocky transition as well as a complete reworking of how to build WP themes (almost everyone’s bread and butter work).
Bill Pearl speaks openly about steroid use.
“The Left Hand of Darkness” besides having one of the coolest titles of all time completely blew me away. Which lead me to reading “the dispossessed” which also blew me away and has maybe further radicalized me.

She has a beautiful way with words and also all of her stories are so recognizably human. Two qualities I find woefully lacking in most sci fi.
If guns deterred crime, red states, and cities in red states wouldn't be topping the violent crime charts in this country.

It's a fantasy. The reality is that gun vendors and political pundits do a great business in preying on your fears and anxiety.
You mean like screaming demands, insults and threats at someone that might scar them if repeated over and over?

I think that could be considered violent but it really depends on metaphors here.

It's physical in the way that the body remembers trauma I suppose. Words might not break your bones but they sure could lead to auto-immune disorders, memory disorders, hormonal imbalance, stomach conditions, blood pressure conditions, thyroid conditions, not to mention mood regulation issues and other issues etc.

If your body is conditioned to be in a tortured/stressed/powerless state it won't understand how to regulate properly later leading to further issues. So you could say it is a physical force here in this way damaging and changing your body forever.

There are a fair amount of things out there on this topic.

I started getting autoimmune disorders in middle school due to stress in my home, unfortunately my family didn't actually realize I was sick then due to stress in my home lol. But that was just how it was and life got considerably worse because the yelling further escalated in other members to eventual violence. This lead to quite a lot of other issues in my early 20's compounding so when people are like it's just words, you don't know much and how fast words can escalate. Words have a lot of power, don't dismiss them too easily. My family always liked to and it sure left damage.

https://themighty.com/topic/trauma/trauma-chronic-stress-aut...
The alternative to Gutenberg was allowing thousands of proprietary plugin developers to compete with each other to encode your data in a way that made it impossible to migrate to anything else. Gutenberg was mandatory.
Fantasy actor. I have always kicked myself for not going to see him in the play Jerusalem in London, which is meant to have been the best theatrical performance for many years.
This is why I will never understand my Europeans peers views on government.

How you are ok with the action, but not the result is I think what separates us and The end do not justify the means come to mind here.

Personally I think if youre stealing someone's property regardless if it goes into distributed tax coffers that benefit the public doesn't make it ok.
Don't know how to feel about celebrating this lol
Why would a lisp gc need to be conservative, anyways? Unless we're talking about ffi or something.
Yea, I have a friend in California. There is usually a shootout of some kind every week after sundown.

It's been happening for about 4 years straight at this point. He had to help the police last year due to a small gang bust that happened on his street.

It's seems that things are getting desperate, especially since civilians are apparently needed to help. (He does have a short military service record, which is why the request happened at all.)
It's a quotes youtube channel. Perhaps you think it's worth 27 minutes of your life, perhaps not. Maybe that's one of the lessons.

https://www.youtube.com/@quotes_official
Playing Repeated Games with LLMs
> You cannot renew a H1B indefinitely.

You can once uscis approves you i140, you can file h1b under cap exception. You can continue doing this as long as your 140 is pending with uscis, there is no upper limit.
We can safely say that Bayes is guaranteed to underfit compared to MLE.
To be fair - anywhere with a high concentration of people tilts strongly to the left. That seems to be the overarching pattern: Sparsely populated counties tilt to the right, highly populated counties tilt to the left. Analysts call it the "Rural-Urban divide".

You'll see this even in "Red" states. I would go so far as to say that what defines a "red" state is the number of voting districts which are sparsely populated.

Remember the graphic which showed in the 2020 election how the vast majority of the map swung for Trump? As the Democrats are fond of saying, "Land doesn't Vote..."

Ref: https://www.hillcountrynews.com/stories/analysis-in-texas-el...
Ref: https://brilliantmaps.com/2020-county-election-map/

Of course... It's always more complicated than this. This is at best the broad strokes, all models are wrong but some are useful...
I’m not defending OP, but steroids aren’t magic, you still need protein to build muscle.
For me it was a matter of coming to 2 important realizations:

1) Not everything needs to be captured and preserved. My kids do dozens of things worthy of capturing every week, sometimes every day. While in the moment they all feel unique, “sampling” what I choose to record still results in plenty of content that paints a pretty complete picture.

2) Often taking out the phone causes them to change their behavior and diminishes the moment. Just today I caught my 18 month year old reading to himself making car and animal noises as he flipped the pages. As soon as he saw me with them phone he kept reading but did it much more silently.

Now I capture when I feel it’s right but don’t stress what I don’t catch. No one single moment will matter in the long run.
Too many core features are relegated to plugins (eg: custom fields, custom post types, email signups, basic analytics, basic SEO features, caching, etc). These plugins introduce security holes, hijack your dashboard to beg you to upgrade to the paid tier, and don’t play well with each other (eg: a custom post type plugin won’t integrate with custom fields because it can’t know which custom fields plugin you’re using).

And the economics of the Wordpress ecosystem mean that there’s no incentive to fix this and bring more of these critical features into Wordpress core.

I also find the templating system unintuitive compared to something like Mustache that gets out of your way.

For these reasons I’m currently working on an open source batteries included CMS with a specific aim on improving the developer experience compared to Wordpress. It’s early days but always interested in other peoples thoughts on Wordpress’s strengths and weaknesses.

I should also say that despite all my criticisms, Wordpress is a monumental achievement, one of the great open source projects, and the world is so so much better for it. Imagine how much worse things would be it something more like Wix or FrontPage had become the default way to get a website online in the Web 2.0 era.
Megatsunami are well-documented in the geological record. [0] One of the more interesting ones occurred in Hawaii when the flank of the East Molokai Volcano collapsed, creating what are believed to have been 600 meter high waves in the vicinity. [1]

It's common to discount such disasters because they generally happen at intervals 10 to 1000x greater than human lifespans, and the most catastrophic events occurred in prehistoric times. It's likely we don't know even half the story as the recognition of these events is relatively recent.

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

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

Edit: added footnote
> would you be OK with me giving it a try at your computers/network?

I wouldn't be OK with it, but I wouldn't call it interfering either if you don't actually interfere with my actions after gaining access.

> Same with hacking. It is not legal, to hack computers here in germany

Then try to enforce those laws on other countries, and see how far you get. If the US sent an agent into Germany to kill someone, the killer would be held liable.

> They assumed naivly [sic] [emphasis added], ally means respecting the other party.

Exactly. https://foreignpolicy.com/2014/08/18/spies-like-us-germany-s...

Would Germany have acted differently had the US not spied on Germany? Of course not.
I'm sorry but the difference you can literally just see between the teeth of US vs EU should disabuse you of the notion that they "get by".
Untagged memory addresses or integers may be produced as intermediate results.
I don't like eating octopus or squid, mostly because I don't like the texture, but whenever I am out I say it's because I don't eat sentient beings, which usually provokes some interesting discussion.
I've worked with WP in the past and while I'd rather choose something else from the tech perspective as someone who's dealt with clients of small (and large) businesses they just want something that works, and WordPress does.

It's not fancy and you will have to deal with a lot of horrible plugins that clients will want, or their marketing team, however from the product perspective it's an amazing technology - just like any that lasts 20 years in web dev IMO.

This isn't by any chance a defense of WP but before dunking on it think what else can you offer to a small business for the same price and functionalities.
What is the library being used to display the map?
You can talk about something without drawing conclusions from a single report.
Wouldn't Shopify be a pretty strong candidate for that kind of thing these days?
Unfortunately the data is matched against the poverty line which is a bad measure when the cost of living is significantly higher than the poverty line.

You'd probably see a much larger statistically significant move towards the negative if you accounted for many of the commonly known issues such as college graduations. Several of the milestones are measured in such a way that anyone taking a minimum wage job would meet several of those milestones since the poverty level is 13,590. That won't even cover rent let alone food, 150% of that is 20,385, after tax 18,346 net, not enough for food and rent so clearly not financially independent but counted as such in this study.
I had taken one a long while ago in a checkup and my levels were abysmally low. That explained why I was miserable at the time.

Supplemented for a bit and it was a stark turn around, but I fell out of the habit of doing it and forgot. I drink a half gallon a day easily.
I'm not in the market for a CMS but if I were I'd likely go with https://statamic.com/ if I needed to build something from scratch.
try drupal
I've never tried this exact thing, but I believe you could set up triggers and then have these invoke some application-defined function like:

CREATE TRIGGER update_customer_address UPDATE OF address ON customers
BEGIN
SELECT notify_table_event(tableName, id, etc...);
END;

https://www.sqlite.org/lang_createtrigger.html

https://www.sqlite.org/appfunc.html
It’s possible that this has nothing to do with coding.
> Climate change is not an existential risk to humanity, it may be an existential risk to modern human societies, it is definitely an existential risk to millions of people.

This strikes me as nit picking. Can any hominids survive wet bubble conditions? Because what we know of as humanity cannot. And the conditions are becoming more common. Large swaths of limited habitable space are becoming uninhabitable, and there's no guarantee future conditions will make other areas more habitable. (Whether due to permafrost releasing toxins, forever chemicals, microplastic accumulation, etc.)
The Eevee revolution will probably be salt water batteries anyway
Repealing the rule was vetoed.
Despite all of the hate and trouble people seem to have with WordPress, I've had nothing but positive experiences with it for nearly its entire 20 year life. We're putting 5+ clients a month on WordPress (in addition to Webflow). Happy birthday!
Props to you for grad school, marriage and kids. Didn't know too many who pulled off the first two, let alone all three.
I deviated what I thought was the important part, and left the rest undeviated to send a message. If you agree, then we have no issue. It's fine to assume racism until the person demonstrates otherwise. And if assuming racism prompts them to so demonstrate, then it's to the good.
How could the incident happened in 2021 be revealed in 2023? Do they retain the videos from the surveillance camera for that long?
But longer UV-A wavelengths can help with progressing myopia https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28063778/

Black-and-white thinking is unsciеntific.
I really like the while roots ecosystem for ease of development. The problem comes in when I have to hand-off the site for someone to maintain.

At some point, every client decides they are better off switching to an extremely cheap agency for maintenance. But these bottom-of-the-barrel agencies don't seem to have any programmers on staff at all. They have no idea what to do with composer, git, or any cli.
And they have every reason and resource available to ensure stability.

No, its not perfect. But its a lot better than a band of misfits working on a side project.
>A ban implies to me the book cannot be sold at all which is hardly splitting hairs.

That's just not true. "Banned book" has meant "book banned from schools and libraries" for a very long time. This is the meaning used by the American Library Association.

https://www.ala.org/advocacy/bbooks/frequentlychallengedbook...

It is, for the time being and for most practical purposes, impossible to ban a book from being published in the USA. Other countries have bigger problems but that is not what people discuss in American politics.

>And did you find it just as egregious when Huckleberry Finn was banned in new york and california schools and public libraries for using the "n" word?

This is a very feeble gotcha.
Right, so it can no longer be used to warn other viewers about scams and clickbait.
Coincidentally I went looking at how long I’ve had a web page and what I have used to maintain it. I started using Wordpress in 2005 and moved to Hugo about 2 years ago. Still have a couple of newer sites running Wordpress but it’s interesting to see I started using it when it had only been around for about 2 years :)
please point me towards literally _any_ text editor that dynamically remaps shortcuts on you.
I call bullshit. There’s no way an industry as highly regulated as gambling which is effectively a license to print money, would be manipulating the odds on machines that are individually registered with the state gaming commission. The risk to the business for being completely shut down outweighs any weekend profit for getting a whale to stick around.
Not sure if you are trolling but are you alluding that the US population has healthier teeth? The "difference you see" is most likely just the much more widespread usage of bleaching in the US (which actually worsens the health of your teeth).
Fundamentally no different from buying a house on a mortgage - the loan is secured against the house, and if you don't repay it then the bank can seize the house but can't (at least in some states) come after you.

(The difference is that humans generally try to repay their mortgage even if defaulting would be financially better for them, whereas corporations have no such scruples)
The United States wanted to drop the bomb on a relatively undisturbed city so they could better-evaluate its effects. If you drop a bomb of never-before-seen power on a city that is already rubble, it’s much harder to determine how much damage it caused.