skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So you're saying that svelte does not just transpiles to js/css/html ?
Could you expand on that a bit more ?
That’s probably DeepFloyd.
You either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain. Seems to be the way of many companies.
These things tend to not work until all of a sudden they do.
No, it doesn't as it would depend on the root cause of the implosion, like whether or not it crashed hitting the bottom then imploded or imploded partially descended from it's target depth. Slamming into the ocean floor would point to other things than the structure itself being the root cause.
What if I will tell you how we could solve fit-to-width text with pure CSS
It's not "hijacking" if it's the community they curated.
It doesn't. It's called the "analog hole" and has caused much head shaking with regards to the media cartels' attempts at digital restrictions management on the output side.

Trying to secure that regime on the input side would seem to be even more fraught with problems. At least using the analog hole for the output side causes quality degradation from reencoding the content (the most common goal is digital redistribution). Whereas on the input side, the content begins in the digital domain so it's not even adding an extra analog step.
86% of Ukrainians believe that Zelenskyy is effective Supreme Commander-in-Chief
You can tell all your tables to use the same sequence.
Hunter-gatherer lifestyle fosters thriving gut microbiome
No idea who KF is/are, but I f the answer is 3, does it shift your feelings about their actions? What about if the question is not how many tortured, but how many paid to enable or otherwise actively incentivized torture?
Like, an AR version of Celestia. That would be great!
Frequency is increasing from 1900-2000 30-35% of the years we had an El Nino. Where as we had 55%-60% in the last 20.
Alcohol/substance abuse is a problem in all places.
I think of the Pro-WASM argument as trying to tightly define stricter runtime capabilities model and static linking bare container style.

N wasm operations to guard rather than N syscalls.

The cloudflare worker infrastructure is very cost effective. The thing that I wonder about portability is side channel defense mechanism responsibility.
The tl;dr is that a lot of addiction comes from unresolved trauma. Drugs, particularly opioids, give the sensation of returning to the mother's womb. They are comforting in the moment but it passes quickly and never quite get back to the satisfaction of that first high.
I have social groups that meet up occasionally that only exist on snapchat. I've deleted it before but end up having so little social connection that it falls below my desired amount and I get really lonely. So I install snapchat again so I can interact and get included in groups and plans and then the demon app works to exclusively show me unattainable levels of exciting social interactions and beautiful places and people until it raises my desired social interaction above what I'm getting from it and keeps it in an impossible range. It's honestly terrible. I know how bad all the stories are but it's almost impossible to stop. I say this as someone who meditates and has very strict exercise and diet and study habits. But these apps are designed and created with billions of dollars to defeat almost anyone so how could a single person possible win?

If I leave, it's not enough. If I stay, it's not enough. And before you ask, the groups do not exist on texting. I've tried it and just ended up not being around again. College is like that these days.
It's funny, as a non-english speaker, I see all this self feeding language model garbage every time I look for a translation. I had this exact problem when I searched the French word for "louver" on google a few minutes ago.
as not French I'm not very aware of his internal policies in France, but the news of that visit got to me. In my eyes it concerns EU and the world too
It may be easier to think about high-quality swathes of pixels, because obviously any one pixel can't be wrong in isolation, and even to the extent it is, who cares.

However, if you look at a swathe of pixels, say a 16x16 chunk, you can reasonably talk about with what fidelity that set of pixels represents the original signal, whatever that original signal was. You get into the whole perceptual coding thing which tells us that determining the human-perceived accuracy of a chunk of pixels is more than just adding up the differences, but you can take that as a suitable first approximation for thought.

High-quality pixels have minimal deviation from the source material. Low-quality pixels have significant deviation.

Tom Scott has a good video where turns up and down the quality live so you can see it in a single video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6Rp-uo6HmI The video's resolution never changes, and you could say the video's bit rate never changes (it probably does because adaptive coding saves YouTube a fortune, but conceptually you could say it doesn't), but the quality of the pixels sure does.
I'm certain you got downvoted over the word 'serf'. I upvoted because my reaction to that framing is more positive, but it's not a framing I would use, myself, because I would expect to get some flak for it.
It's a bit of both. The wealth of knowledge in Reddit would be extremely difficult to replace. But that history isn't exactly what keeps people on reddit or helps perpetuate the platform, it's just a valuable goldmine of information.

That history doesn't keep the platform going though. People and networks will migrate to a new platform, start building a new knowledge base, and reddit will slowly rot
“Do not, but fake it until you get indicted”
They discussed those options in the WWDC session. They're fairly extensive, including support voice, head movements, and alternate hand movements.
Why should reddit have to freely support a third-party client that doesn't provide revenue for them?

The only reason is that the status quo is they have in the past freely supported these use cases, but it doesn't seem that unreasonable for commercial use API access to cost money.
They made enough money from these millionaire junkets to introduce redundancy (a grounded rescue submersible with identical capabilities, perhaps?) and modifications necessary to allow occupants to escape if they needed to.

We can collectively mourn the dead and regret the corner-cutting, can't we?
the logic and the few fields then next page thing that typeform does well is nice - I also discovered they are hippa compliant this makes is usable for some clients especially - but the pricing is off the charts imho.

I lean into the form builder that wpmudev offers, forminator pro - which allows for logic and tuns them into polls and more.. but the styling is not as friendly as it could be.

If anyone was to have samples to pull and use like penpot has on there templates / libraries, (code that's usable and styling that is nice) I think they would have faster / broader adaption, making it faster and easier to deploy.
My favorite solution to this problem comes from the Julia community, where it's really, really nice to have your code representation of a mathematical formula look like the actual formula (because you need to work with scientists and engineers who know the formulas as math, and using the appropriate symbols makes reading it at a glance much, much easier):

LaTeX. I type \Beta, press TAB, and boom, β.
It would probably be at least a more meaningful protest if the moderators went on strike instead of privating their subreddits. But I don’t think many have the stomach for this.
My favorite trivia related to dyews is that the Greek "theos" (theology etc) is unrelated despite the sinilarity, but the Greek "Zeus" is :)
From Ancient Brews to AI
Also, the way Albanian is spoken, the intonation, the way the words come out of one’s mouth is very, very similar to Romanian, or at least to the Romanian dialect spoken in Southern Romania, between the Danube and the Carpathians.

I’m Romanian myself, and the first time when I heard someone speak Albanian was as a teenager, when zapping through the satellite TV channels and landing on a Albanian news segment.

I was very intrigued because it felt that the lady presenting the news spoke a language that I should have understood, and yet I didn’t, not one word.

Later on I found out that there’s a name for that, i.e. for languages that have very similar intonation, but I forgot which one was exactly. Granted, that similarity between how Romanian and Albanian sound is most likely caused by our common Thracian/Dacian substrate.
I see i got downvoted… precisely my point of how idiotic such reasoning is…
> Though in my 15+ year career as dev and dev manager I've only ever encountered one person who was intentionally building things poorly for job-related reasons.

I agree, I've very rarely seen this done by individuals. However, I've often seen it done by teams.
Yes on the sea floor but according to BBC:

> Debris patch was found by an ROV from the Horizon Arctic, a Canadian commercial vessel which arrived last night near the Titanic wreckage site.

> It was loaded with support equipment and was also carrying an Odysseus 6k ROV that can reach depths of 6,000m.

https://www.bbc.com/news/live/world-us-canada-65967464?at_bb...
I love svelte, but how is it minimalist? How is requiring a compiler for a web app minimalist?
I can understand why both your friends and the company struggled to respect your choices and required so much more legwork than normal, because man oh man you are quite bad with words!
I have an old sub-reddit I haven't used in years back from when they allowed you to use a CNAME to point a sub-reddit and get a custom "front-page" where I would share links I found interesting.

I got the same modmail message, even though I barely have 20 subscribers to that sub-reddit and it has been private since they dropped CNAME for a sub-reddit support.
They own the ad network running on those communities. They own the traffic. But why in the world are they interested in owning the community itself?
It also does maybe a quarter of what IDEA can do. Let's see how it performs when it catches up to what IDEA does right now (maybe in another ten years).
“So you basically have the full SpiderMonkey runtime running within WebAssembly, running your JavaScript or compiled TypeScript code…”

From my old cynical curmudgeon viewpoint, this may be a valid approach, but you need to find a way of saying it that doesn’t sound so ridiculous. A wasm SpiderMonkey runtime running inside a native SpiderMonkey runtime? And presumably the inner runtime supports wasm?
It sounds like you have opinions about how the team members should behave!
I learned probably 90% of my math knowledge from YT videos and Kahn Academy. The fact is that the odds you get a decent teacher at a public school or even university are low, while the internet allows you to access the absolute best people in the world at explaining and conveying information for your selected topic.

it's like school choice at global scale, why learn from a person you happen to be geographically located close to at school when you can learn from the best? Combine that with some of the new AI personal tutor tools coming out and I don't see how traditional schooling competes beyond acting as day care while parents work. And even at the college level a huge number of professors are obviously not passionate or skilled at teaching their subject and class sizes are too large to give student specific feedback.

I'm really looking forward to when you can take a placement test and have AI look at your work and solutions and then tell you exactly where the gaps in your knowledge are and create a study plan. So many people struggle with math because they didn't properly learn lower level fundamentals and without a good tutor you can't figure out what you need to learn. I feel like AI is getting to a place where it can probably get there, something like the GPT and Wolfram Alpha integration
I basically agree.

I would only add that some computers are simply incapable of performing a sufficiently complicated computation given their hardware and programing.

Similarly, some computers with more limited hardware and programming can be more efficient at certian classes of computations.
Knowledge Graphs and Large Language Models
Sublime Text in no way represents “average” native application. It doesn’t even use native GUI toolkits, ffs.
Some have have started moderating more actively, with a new rule that all posts have to be John Oliver

https://amp.theguardian.com/technology/2023/jun/20/how-john-...
Nobody possesses a working crystal ball. Especially not those who think they do.
The fact that I have to spend more than 5 seconds considering how to integrate my Red Hat Subscription into my test builds (for dozens of projects) means I won't do it.

That's why I stuck with Rocky Linux instead of just dropping all RHEL support entirely.

And there are _a lot_ of test runs where I have more than 20-30 test containers running simultaneously with Rocky Linux 8 and 9.

Do I have to write new software that limits my test infrastructure to only run 16 tests at a time or something idiotic like that? Do I have to even wonder about that using Debian, Arch, heck even Amazon Linux? No.
For one thing, it isn't. I can do linux kernel dev on my desktop and laptop without voiding my warranty or risking bricking anything.

And most of the things I'd want to do with an iOS device that I'm prevented from doing wouldn't involve any kernel-level work anyway.

But more importantly that's the most pathetic justification I've ever heard. By that logic, since playing the piano is difficult we might as well sell pianos with all the keys glued together.

The truth of it is that Apple products are not designed for tinkering and they actively resist attempts to do it. To spend my time plumbing their internals to add value to a product that treats me an my kind as a sort of infection would be a pure waste. I'll do my hacking on Linux and use my iPhone for arguing with people on hackernews, it's fine.
Comparable amounts of Vitamins A, D, E, K and Choline for starters.
1920's Prohibition was also quite supported by the local population, it was voted in...

Anyhow OP's point is regarding the efficiency of prohibition, not about support.
I think the claim is that it breaks TS parsing, not that it changes the type.
It does affect storage and sorting. A native UUID type uses 16 bytes. The alternative is text encoding (32 bytes for hex), or maybe a raw BYTEA. Postgres also has SortSupport for the UUID type, which basically means if the first 8 bytes only has one matching row, then the remaining 8 bytes can be skipped. Combine that with a ULID where the most first half is basically a timestamp, you'll get performance close to using a single 8byte BIGSERIAL.

You can also write a plpgsql function to generate these ULIDs in the database.
push the robotaxi out of the way with the engine (in the one way street example; this doesn't work with all of them) and bill the company for damage to the engine's bumper. If you park your (human) car in front of a hydrant they'll break your windows with an axe or a halligan and run the hoses through it and you'll be on the hook for fixing your car.
Inflection debuts its own foundation AI model to rival Google and OpenAI LLMs
Admins going rogue?

Admins are employees of reddit.com. I think you're talking about moderators, who are the volunteer petty tyrants that have always been the worst thing about reddit, and they are the ones "going rogue".
Perceived consciousness is roughly what people in the west have settled on, but that isn’t the only option. Human vs not human is also workable, I think, and I suspect that is what some of these other societies have settled on.
It's very likely just not enough incentive to go through the difficult and lengthy unfun parts. That's most people. It's not abnormal.
Noob Question: Given AI is reducing the cost of creating technology. Isn't making reddit access API based the antithesis of the direction where the future of online communities is?

The future I presume is: As computation gets less expensive, content creation and storage is democratized and managing that platform eventually becomes easier with AI tech this walled garden approach is bound to fall. Its just a matter of time yeah?
Impact of RHEL Changes to AlmaLinux
Not even Western Europe, especially Western Europe, has tried "decriminalizing drugs" yet. They might offer treatment as an alternative to incarceration for users, but they definitely don't allow police to ignore the problem (like we seem to do here in Seattle).

An addict who is now a criminal can be forced into treatment at least. An addict who can freely buy their drugs (because we aren't prosecuting dealers either) and do them on the street anywhere will just die faster (especially with fentanyl).
Came here to mention this exactly. I have a quick intro to the compose key on my website [0] and an intro for how to use Unicode with Latex[1], and there are other resources around the web if you are looking. The idea of a compose key for Unicode originated in Plan 9, as far as I know.

[0]: https://hakon.gylterud.net/tutorials/unicode.html

[1]: https://hakon.gylterud.net/tutorials/latex-maths-unicode.htm...
Certainly pure oxygen wouldn't as it is toxic to breathe.
I think this title is a bit sensationalized. They're going after subreddits who have gone dark for the protest. That's different than "coming for individual personal subreddits" at least from my read of it. In my mind that would mean there is something they're doing specifically because they're individual personal subreddits. Like "You can't have a subreddit with one poster" kind of deal and banning them because they're not active enough or something.

In this case I understand it can be read as "Reddit aren't just going after big closed subs anymore" but the title, to me, doesn't make that obvious enough. I clicked it thinking "Oh no now people can't even have their own subs?!" when in reality it's just that one of the blackout holdouts is getting called on still holding out with the ~~new~~ not-new rule that they have stated they're going to start applying.
No they don't. The FSF explicitly says that a bunch of non-copyleft licenses are free: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/license-list.en.html
Is Xcode native app?
I used to use Reddit for this purpose, but many of the things I’d try to look up on Reddit, I can more readily ask ChatGPT about. This form of network effect of reddit will likely weaken over time.

Edit: So in some sense all that information has magically migrated to a new platform through the mystical power of DL.
Here's my question for you:

Let's assume that in our current reality, U.S. agencies did not detect an anomalous sound. So what we've observed is how they would operate if they had zero foreknowledge or data other than the initial report to the Coast Guard.

Now imagine the alternate scenario in which Navy or NOAA buoys pick up a suspicious sound near the Titanic. There might be a flurry of U.S. gov activity (e.g. communication between NOAA, the military, and intelligence agencies) to make sure it's not a Russian sub, but that would be completely hidden to the public, and for all we know, is something that happens relatively routinely.

In this alternate scenario, what would change about how the Navy, Coast Guard, or any other U.S. official has responded? Coast Guard rescue ships would still conduct search-and-rescue, the Navy would still send a deep sea salvage ship. You honestly think the Navy would volunteer information about an intelligence report that, as far as they know, may or may not be related to a now-missing civilian sub?
From chapter 17 of Basic Economics:

“Economic decisions made through the marketplace are not always better than decisions that governments can make. Much depends on whether those market transactions accurately reflect both the costs and the benefits which result. Under some conditions, they do not.

When someone buys a table or a tractor, the question as to whether it is worth what it cost is answered by the actions of the purchaser who made the decision to buy it. However, when an electric utility company buys coal to burn to generate electricity, a significant part of the cost of the electricity-generating process is paid by people who breathe the smoke that results from the burning of the coal and whose homes and cars are dirtied by the soot. Cleaning, repainting and medical costs paid by these people are not taken into account in the marketplace, because these people do not participate in the transactions between the coal producer and the utility company.

Such costs are called “external costs” by economists because such costs fall outside the parties to the transaction which creates these costs. External costs are therefore not taken into “account in the marketplace, even when these are very substantial costs, which can extend beyond monetary losses to include bad health and premature death. While there are many decisions that can be made more efficiently through the marketplace than by government, this is one of those decisions that can be made more efficiently by government than by the marketplace. Clean air laws can reduce harmful emissions by legislation and regulations. Clean water laws and laws against disposing of toxic wastes where they will harm people can likewise force decisions to be made in ways that take into account the external costs that would otherwise be ignored by those transacting in the marketplace.”

He goes on to spend the rest of the chapter talking about limitations of the market. Maybe you should try reading the book before you criticize it.
We have some app generated internal IDs which have a 1 character prefix by type and then base64 sequential stuff after that. I'll admit it's nice knowing the type of an identifier by looking at it. I don't really like that they are strings, however. The original architect made some weird choices as far as deciding where and where not to optimize for performance.
https://communities.win has been around since reddit banned The_Donald. But it allows right wing views, so probably not what 95% of HN is interested in.
If we are talking about "value" as Reddit the company sees it, moderators provide 99.9% of that.

Remember, their value as they see it (now that it's on an IPO trajectory) is in having a sanitized version of the reddit from 12 years ago or so. And it's far too large of a job for the admins (and has some legal landmines buried all over the place if they did attempt it).

Finding new mods who will do the work for free is possible, but substituting in the shills will cause too much bad press (and risks the same problems 1 year from now, 3 years, 5 years as the new mods figure out how they've been swindled).

If we're talking about the value as users see it, mod provide exactly 0.0% of it, and Reddit the company probably provides about -20% or so. It's always been in the discussions and comments, which are the only real content. More to the point it's only those comments that are made by the people who bristle at busybodies trying to herd them along into the worst sort of saccharinely polite discourse.
It's not better out of the box for text to image, this was known for quite some time. However, as soon as they release the weights (in a month as they promise), it will benefit from the tooling available for SD, without being limited to text to image.

It's also a foundational model, not a finished product, and MJ will possibly use it, like they did in v4 with SD 1.5.
Maybe some did but the support is vastly overblown. r/nba did a poll (never stickied it) and 8,000 people voted. 72% in favor of privating the subredddit. On a random Thursday afternoon it has 33,000 people online. And the polls were posted in r/modcoord.
Quite ironic to me
The distribution could be heavily right-skewed. Not necessarily saying it is, but it would be an example of a case where such statements would still be valid.