skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I still prefer the Apple approach: design a CPU so powerful and efficient, it can handle desktop workloads and larger and not need active cooling at all.
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>This shows something about Hacker News and Rust, I think.

One would expect people to care more about how the project is governed, and wrongdoing, which has much wider implications that issaty(4) being "oddly late" or whether the debug options are "there yet".

As is the case.
Also, the length of the literal string “{emoji}” is 7.
Just getting people used to what will be the status quo when the fab arrives!
That is incredibly niche usage. It doesn't come close to explaining why they have been basically absent from retailers for years(?).
> If your phone and the phone of the other party are not compromised, it is indeed possible to conduct end-to-end encrypted calls with perfect forward secrecy.

That's something you can never rely on though.
@rubin55, Apple didn't have a 14-inch Macbook pro in 2017, the 14-inch wasn't released until 2021, so you might have a typo. Love the site though!
I would like a parallel economy for people who have become averse to "culture war" pandering, because frankly my problem is that I'm tired of all of the empty soulless rhetoric wearing the skin of activism. I don't want "the other side" in this false dichotomy, I want less bullshit. Because I know it's bullshit, because I know that neither megacorps like Nestlé nor reactionary popups like Truth Social actually have any good faith intentions and are just cashing in. I'm sorry. It all feels like bullshit to me.

I guess the argument is supposed to be that even if corporations are being dishonest, it's okay if their dishonesty is progressive. Well, it doesn't seem to be working, to me. Seems like things are at best still a frustrating game of give and take, and at worst, people are as divided and unhappy as they have been in a while.
from the docs:

"Out of 177 mandatory features required for full Core conformance, PostgreSQL conforms to at least 170."

[1] https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/features.html
Who is not 'not servicing conservatives' and what does that mean exactly?
A million unit for me to run twice and then collect dust in that universal drawer
The issue is so many of these brands are labelling themselves as conservative and are therefore unpalatable to not only those on the left, but to those who lean towards the center or aren't politically minded.

If these companies began being subtle ("normal") about their policies, even if they're more conservative than the YouTubes or Metas of the world, the conservative parallel economy might gain some traction.

In addition, I've been under the impression that conservatives just can't do tech - the vast majority of people who create beautiful user experiences and interfaces fall on the left. Perhaps its an empathy thing (not to say conservatives aren't empathetic, but perhaps the left is overly-so). The one exception being, strangely, Truth Social, which I thought had a pretty good UI/UX given the space they occupy.
"Bought, shouted at, and sold" is a great descriptor for Windows Mobile. Never has a combination of such high quality hardware and absolutely dogshit software ever existed.
Yeah, maybe instead of salespeople saving their time they could work to save our time instead.
They hoard tens of billions of dollars tax free and use that money to fund private equity firms who buy and destroy American jobs, while becoming an increasingly bloated service firm for the richest American families, and are almost complexly divorced at this point from their original public purpose of academic progress and educating the next generation.
I had mine (2018 VW Golf GTI) trigger when driving really fast on a very hilly road. Headed into a dip, the braking triggered at 70mph. Nearly gave me a heart attack.
> The anti-woke do not have the numbers on their side when it comes to either population or economic power. Lots of sizzle, no steak.

They have political power though, and gained quite a lot of it since the radicalization of the GOP in the post-Obama years.

DeSantis and Trump are just the tip of the iceberg, they are backed by an insane amount of not just Senators and Representatives (MT Greene and friends), but also a host of locally elected officials ranging from school board members all the way up to sheriffs (Joe Arpaio). On top of that comes their voter base, fanaticized by years of Fox News, OANN, Newsmax, Alex Jones and the other far-right figureheads: a lot of old people with a distinct demographic advantage over young people.

Besides: economic power is one thing, but deeming it relevant for political discussion raises other very serious questions. Let's for once assume Disney were the "anti-woke" company. Would we accept that a large company could simply trample over the law or buy themselves special treatment? Don't get me wrong, I'm glad they are standing up for those with no widespread voice - but it's nonetheless dangerous.
I've used Apollo when I was on iOS. It's indeed great.

But holy hell, you must have spent exactly 0 time with Android clients, or just don't enjoy Android apps in general, cause I'd easily put Sync and Boost on equal footing as Apollo. Infinity is extremely solid as well.
> With Google search nearing total uselessness for local information, using "site:reddit.com" is almost obligatory.

Only if you use Google to search! ;)
There's apparently an entire wiki on the subject and again it's mostly speculation, misunderstanding (ie, in the NSA case), or as you said misrepresenting what was essentially a pretty innocuous defensive gov contract by an infosec company.

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

It makes sense for western governments to be wary of using it but going beyond that is just speculation at this point.
Why would I go to Facebook to read news, there are other, better news aggregators. Like HN.
OK, here are the leading causes of dying at various age groups: https://www.cdc.gov/injury/wisqars/pdf/leading_causes_of_dea... and unintentional injuries comprising: https://www.cdc.gov/injury/wisqars/leadingcauses.html

I still fail to see cars and guns being the leading cause of death.

Do you see something I don't?
I'd be nice to see a Raspberry Pi 5 upgrade sometime soon too
I know there's XKCD for everything but I wonder if there should be.
This is a deliberate move by Reddit to force the use of their failed acquisition. I believe this pushback combined with slashing of valuation will make them rethink their decision.
Ultra low power processors exist:

"GreenArrays is shipping its 144-core asynchronous chip that needs little energy (7 pJ/inst). Idle cores use no power (100 nW). Active ones (4 mW) run fast (666 Mips), then wait for communication (idle).

Tight coding to minimize instructions executed will minimize power. The programmer can also reduce instruction fetches, transistor switching and duty cycle.

Chuck Moore

GreenArrays, Inc."

Source:
https://youtu.be/0PclgBd6_Zs

They just are not widely used because ARM and similar processors offer much more computational power and people are happy charging their devices every day or so.
From previous discussions here I got the impression that while the initial water requirements are quite high, much of it can be recycled and re-used.
Using mega corps with more power than countries to push politics... the unwashed masses never had a chance.
Piping desalinated water from the coast.
Maybe we can ask that employers make standardized tests for a proper can kicked down the road situation?
there's counter forces too, ai might topple old corporate hierarchies and usher in more equitable flat management orgs, there's also worker coops, etc... I went with mint mobile for instance because they at least seemed a bit aligned politically, that and I still respect Ryan Reynolds, not so sure what to think, now that TMobile bought it though.

My point is where there's right wing themed or supporting businesses the will also be left wing, albeit the left is more ideological, so the right might get further faster because they used old school capitalism where the left will be more pragmatic and focusing on how to create a more balanced equitable co-op structure that's merges aspects of socialism and capitalism.
Fox News was built by serving the needs of a segment of the market that felt underserved. It’s a very effective strategy.
The "anti-woke" companies don't care about values and more than the "woke" companies do. It's all smoke and mirrors around wealthy people building their power, either by earning more money or by the power pretending to have certain political views affords, or a combination.
I just use my old android phones now.
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this seems completely irrelevant to the article, and still has nothing to do with school quality. what you're saying could be true and still be an academic powerhouse.
I’m glad that Unicode caters more to users than to people who start on writing text editors.
> 'peer-reviewed' by some non-existent degree mill

That's what poor people will do and it is easy to filter for degree mills. Upper middle class people will pay PhD students to add their kid name to decent papers as second author. Rich people will pay PhD post doc to put their kid as first or sole author. Billionaires will sponsor Nobel laureate lab and have kid as co-author on ground breaking paper that will get 1000+ citations in first year.
You could extend point 1. by making a convention of always declaring pointers to arrays like so:

int (*data)[datalen];

This requires you to dereference it once to get an array, then dereference it a second time to get a value. The advantage is that the array value can be used the same as an normal array on the stack, including passing it to the array length macro you describe.
The most interesting thing to happen politically over the last 20 years are "progressives" embracing big corporations and endless war.
If you use single pedal mode watch out for your lack of brake lights

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0YW7x9U5TQ
This has me thinking, are there any similar projects for antique "dumb" cars? I have a 1940 Chevy with a simple distributor, points, timing, etc that all need tweaking now & then. When any of those are out of tune, it runs rough, starts hard, stinks, and so on. I'm not looking for performance, but more efficient and reliable operation would be wonderful.

It would involve a lot more than just an Arduino & some wiring obviously. And a lot of the car's charm is its low-tech originality.
But only until we can crumple up our electronics like a piece of cloth.
Love the ASCII art and whole design of your homepage!
Isn't this a good thing. Yes - rich folks can pay for prep. But at least the not so rich folks know "what" to pay for and can try to plan for it early on. As much as I hate standardized tests, I hate opaque arbitrary subjective decision making by random gatekeepers with vested interests and biases.
I use Optiplexes and ThinkCentres
Right you can turn off getting any messages entirely and deregister your phone from their network. I believe what I was remembering was you can't swap out the primary SMS receiving app like you can on Android. Unless something changed. Not everyone like's to live in a security bubble w/o phone access, even the security minded.
this isn't scary or anything.
Can you put into words what this "democrat agenda" is? I see this repeated ad nauseam, but everyone has their own ideas of what it is. Most of what I've seen seems to boil down to "I want to behave like an asshole, and don't want to be called out" - but I'm happy to be proven wrong with well-thought-out arguments!
> It's no coincidence the flat-fee service is visibly crippled, while per-request API users are not reporting any difference. (edited)

If the model (gpt4) is unchanged, but they tweaked their system prompt for it on the chat interface, this is what you would see.
Blackrock owns all those companies too. lol.
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It might when the movement spills out of control and cancels women and their sports in their small hometown.
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Ask HN: How to manage emails for new web app?
I am trying to build a web app with logins. Where should I store those emails. Assuming I store it in a DB, how to sync it to Mailchimp for sending emails to customers? Do I just have to write scripts for this?
Nice looking GUI for Common Lisp: nodgui now comes with a surprisingly nice loo
I remember going on a road trip through Arizona and seeing a lot of farms using sprinklers. This result doesn’t surprise me.
You started with more than $13,500. You started with $27,000. Then you used those $27,000 as collateral to borrow $13,500. Once you pay back the $13,500, you get your $27,000 back. So, you never have more than $27,000 at your disposal, which is what you started with.
The feasibility of artificial consciousness through the lens of neuroscience
>Rather than fruitlessly scouring Hinge for fellow right-wingers you can now make a profile on the Right Stuff, a dating app that helps users get to know each other by eliciting responses to prompts like “January 6th was” or “favourite liberal lie”.

Or it's just a result of the polarization of the political landscape

The premise of these apps looks like a cult
Wow! It's so cool!
How is it better than streamlit though? Just because of the better integration with Jupyter notebook?
BS. He gave a similar rosy outlook end of last year. Then apparently had their "worst quarter". Pi 4's are still nowhere to be found but apparently well stocked for "commercial customers"
like, one that filters out anything about the holocaust being real? Probably... I'm sure someone will create a right wing biased gpt clone to create more echo chambers.
In a world where people interact with their friends online more than in meat space, and hardly know their own neighbors at all, local news isn't going to survive very well.

This particular strategy has been tried in various forms in various places, and it never works. Any time you see someone say the phrase "doing nothing is not an option", you know that they are making excuses for doing something that has proven, time and again, to be just as effective as doing nothing at all.
I run a journaled filesystem on my pis and haven't had corruption issues so far
My drawer.
The nice thing about macOS is that there are several equally effective paradigms for window management. For example, you use trackpad gestures for Mission Control as your primary switcher, whereas I use Command+Tab and only use Mission Control sparingly with mouse5 (no trackpad). Likewise, some people use a visible Dock, but I've never seen the point of it.
From our experience there's no difference between Ivies and good State schools.

Especially with affirmative action, it's way harder for a White or Asian male to get a spot at some universities.
Yes I ignore the quality of the products I buy and only want to know if they're woke or not. Maybe they can add something to the nutritional information table?

Or maybe just "Warning may contain traces of woke."
All those niches add up.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_tail
Artificial crisis no? Doctors keep split low
Contexts is excellent. There's a free trial. Keyboard FTW!

I configure it to be a minimal cmd-tab switcher that shows all windows for each app. I disable the sidebar and other unnecessary stuff.
I was responding to this:

> college name be no longer required as a criterion for job applications

By saying maybe we could, instead, try to improve the reputations of our best colleges so the signal would be valid.
Did you mean to reply somewhere else? This thread is about about bounds checking arrays in the C programming language.
Buying river water rights from someone that has an existing claim (rather than just installing a pump and taking 'free' water from the aquifer). It's not that there isn't any water at all, it's just that the water is spoken for (frequently for relatively low return activities like alfalfa farming).
I have a pi-hole, and old 1B that doesn't do anything currently but filled a bunch of projects over time, and a Pi Zero that I've played around with for a couple projects and might have a more permanent IoT project if I can get additional Pis. I have another project that sort of works on a Pi Zero, but really needs a Pi Zero 2 so it's not laggy.

Right now I'm an illogical state of mind due to the shortage. I want to preserve my unused Pi Zero so I can prototype projects, yet if I can't get additional Pis then what's the point of prototyping? I've ended up looking at alternatives and had a hard time getting many things to work on them, but the lack of Pis forces me to struggle with those problems.
Yes, all the politicians you mentioned are now playing a noisy game of "who's more extreme", and maybe that appeals to far-right nuts and Trump's hardcore MAGA followers, but, as the midterms have shown, not so much to the more moderate Republican voters, which are still the majority...
dang is definitely wrong about what “plain text” means in that thread.
If you're serious, there's plenty of people that would buy them off you at higher than retail price.
Setup pi-hole and have an ad free network for all devices in your home. It's easy enough to setup and doesn't require any maintenance at all.
Well said.

> I'm not Pope Francis's biggest fan...

I am sympathetic with people who don't appreciate how Pope Francis has done everything, though much less so now. The vast majority of issues people take with him, my past self included, have turned out to be manipulations of the truth or outright fabrications. A lot of media from liberal western nations do everything they can to portray the pope as sharing their values when often thats not the case, but people who are motivated against him will believe it without actually looking in to things. Nine times out of ten when there has been a controversy the reality is actually mundane. The curse of mass media, I suppose.

> ...but even a cursory look into ecclesiastical history reveals that the stuff happening nowadays is mild compared to what's come before.

I think a look at history is interesting because many of the sedevacantist arguments are built upon them believing in the "historical (traditional)" teachings, yet are often warping reality. Quite unfortunate since it takes a massive amount of time to actually look at many of the claims that get made since examples and arguments spanning hundreds of years can get referred to in a matter of seconds.
Not every model feature and op is supported (though it is growing with every release), but personally I've had surprising success with it. It has allowed me to leverage some models efficiently on both Intel, Apple Silicon and iPhone/iPad devices.

I mean...the number of people using PyTorch models ported to CoreML is probably several magnitude greater than the number of people actually having success with AMD's initiatives in the space thus far...
Citation for the 33%?
I also use Contexts, and prefer it over AltTab and others…
I can’t even get a pi4 at that price point…
I'd love some insight, too. I was just trying to disable the delay this morning. Even with the "Reduce Motion" option checked, the delay is too long.
The perspective of Canada is useful here. Canada is culturally dominated by the US, with a 10x larger population only an hour’s drive from the majority of the Canadian population. Canadians are generally supportive of some level of government protection for the fragile and tiny Canadian cultural industry (music, the press, TV, and film).

Meanwhile, Canada’s media and telecom industry is concentrated in the hands of three wealthy families. These empires have successfully lobbied the Canadian government for decades to achieve a degree of protection from US competitors, to the detriment of Canadians in terms of higher mobile phone and internet bills, a bland selection of privately produced journalism, and underwhelming TV content.

The same playbook is at work with this latest bit of protectionism. The media empires leverage Canadians’ somewhat justified desire to protect Canadian culture to convince politicians in Ottawa to provide some monopoly-preserving protectionist measures.

It’s a disgusting symbiosis that suppresses dynamism, but it’s likely not going away any time soon.
funny enough I actually use this article and others in a project when I teach stats.

This article is part of what is known as the 'BMJ Christmas Edition' which gone on for quite a while[0]. it is meant to be at the same time scientifically serious and practically silly [1]. Its...basically satire, but satire as specific scientific commentary. In this case, about the details and clarity of scientific reporting and the claims made from data.

There have been a couple notable problems...One is that satire and human don't always generalize culturally. The second problem though became much more insidious with the electronic shift in publishing. If you access a Christmas edition article electronically, nothing clearly indicates that anything is different about these articles. Nothing indicates 'Christmas edition'. Nothing indicates that they are meant to be light hearted scientific commentary. So they get cited...both as satire and as not satire. Either for cultural reasons or because people aren't being rigorous.

[0] https://www.bmj.com/about-bmj/resources-authors/article-type...

[1] https://www.statnews.com/2017/12/13/bmj-christmas-issue-stud...
Yeah, well put. There are a lot of difficult to quantify cost for new features:

* monetary for the consumer (new features give manufactures an excuse to keep the price high)
* environmental (because increased failure surface area causes consumers to need more repairs/upgrades)
* safety (side airbags hurt visibility... Bigger cars are more dangerous ... generally safety features may make more people drive more dangerously [1])
* increased oligopoly (complex safety requirements stifle competition)

The problem isn't that there's no benefit, it's just that all of those "unintended" costs are actually boons to the manufacturers, so as long as they're calling the shots new features will just keep on rolling. Meanwhile, we just get more and more dependent on something that fewer and fewer really understand.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jevons_paradox
Unfortunately the companies who take VC money have a huge advantage over the ones that don't. After they capture their users and market, they have to make good on their promises to turn a profit and make the money back for those investors.

It's a trend you see across most internet companies. We've seen it with Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, YouTube, and Discord has been going down that path now for the past year or two. That's why we're seeing so many ads for Nitro and features gated behind Nitro.
> People using C will not change to your language-du-jour, please stop.

Two years ago, your argument would have implied that Rust would never be allowed into the Linux kernel, and yet here we are.
I bought an RX580 and it's still working great! It was an excellent card with no drawbacks and was relatively cheap too.

I'd like AMD to go back to the RX580 days, when the offerings were simple, cheap and made sense.

I also have an Nvidia card, I don't have any complaints but they are NOT cheap that is for sure.

Nvidia was charging extra for DLSS. RTX2050 vs GTX1660 had a huge price difference. When the leak happened we found out DLSS doesn't even require AI cores to run properly, it was purely a software limit. So they were really selling overpriced and underpowered hardware.

The bad thing is, Nvidia keeps increasing the prices because AMD is not competing well enough and there's no limit to Nvidia's pricing. Top of the line cards used to sell for $300 and we thought that was expensive.
Given how these 0days were clearly “burned” for this occasion tells me the NSA has no shortage of them.