skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Cosmological models are built on simple ideas – new observations demand rethink
> It would be hard to overstate the debt Christian philosophy in particular and classical theism in general owes to Aristotle.

I would replace "Aristotle" to "Ancient Greeks" or "Ancient Stoics" in your sentence. Example:

https://www.google.com/search?q=gold+christian+rule (results in some quote from the Bible)

https://www.google.com/search?q=golden+rule+of+plato (results in very similar quote which has been said way earlier).
To add to your good comment, doing inlining intelligently can get tricky in language using a lot of polymorphic functions like Ocaml.

To squeeze out performance, you have to detect when polymorphic functions are actually used on int and decide if you want to compile and store a special cased version which avoid the unboxing-boxing shuffle. There is a balance to find between compile time, program size and speed of running code which is fairly hard to get right.
on the flip side (if you're not), the talk is much more interesting and memorable
You sound like the old guys (I’m 50) who are saying who needs all this git stuff instead of just putting the code on a network share.

> So much can and does go wrong because Git is not designed to sync that way. Not worth the hassle for most people.

Git isn’t worth the hassle for most developers???

And you really don’t see the issue with non atomic syncing for code repositories using DropBox?
You didn’t answer my question. Would you react the same to both?
It brings joy to my heart that both Flarum and Discourse, while very js-heavy bordering on SPA, browse very well without javascript enabled.
I have been hearing this for 25 years now (no exaggeration). Not sure if distros are really as good now, because I gave up trying long time ago, but I suspect they still suck if you are not a very tech affine user. And I blame the Linux community for promising much more than they were able to deliver.
Polymorphism. This trick allows Ocaml to pass unboxed integer to polymorphic functions.

It’s about compiled code by the way, a lot lower down the stack. That’s the joy of working on a compiler. You deal with both very high level concepts and very low level issues.
Sync was exquisite I just had to pay for it. Apollo was good, I used it on iPad, but Sync captured well so many of reddit little things like domain browsing, multireddits etc
My Katamari Damacy in fairly pure functional OCaml: https://github.com/fccm/OCamlODE/blob/master/examples/katama...
If school shootings continue and there are no options, it's not "the left" you'll have to worry about. It's everyone.

You needn't wish me good luck. I live in a country where guns are already legal, available and even relatively widespread but controlled. We don't have these shootings.

edit: ahhh you came back and edited in a little Hunter Biden joke! I have some bad news for you, "the left" doesn't like Joe or Hunter Biden. They'll tolerate Joe as an alternative to a Trump or DeSantis, and they'll probably concede that Hunter is probably less irritating than the Trump boys. If you want to take a swing at a leftie you need to target someone they actually like - Bernie Sanders or someone like that. If Hunter Biden has broken some firearms law, throw the book at him.
It depends what your reference point for the rate of progress is. The release date of Crysis is closer to release date of Doom than today, but visually Crysis holds up dramatically better than what Doom did at the time of Crysis release.
20 years ago if you were serious about a system with an rdbms is was sybase or oracle. Now almost everything is postgres.
What’s stopping me from doing the same but rot13’ing the magnet link?
Do I trust DropBox not to implode when it’s always on the edge of profitability and losing money?

I purposefully mentioned four alternatives to not get into an OS holy war.
I actually live in America. Never going to happen.

Edit: its not a joke, most mass shooters (they play games with that definition, if you look at just shootings where 2 or more are injured or killed) were already prohibited from owning firearms under the law. Yet the justice department seems to have little appetite to enforce those laws.
I run mtr using a Prometheus exporter. I think the one I am using is https://github.com/mgumz/mtr-exporter

I have it set up to do trace routes to 1.1.1.1 and to 8.8.8.8, and then I can look at the graphs in Prometheus

I was inspired to set this up on my computer after the house where the computer is at was having very unstable internet for several days.

I made a video about the graphs here https://video.nstr.no/w/hjTH3Vggn2fvpTrQitMmVP
I've had an easy install and daily use with Mint.
YouTube has been recommending this to me on and off for years, probably since I first watched a Tom Scott video. I've still never actually watched it, because I really don't need a Tom Scott explainer of copyright. (-:

When the The Copyright and Related Rights Regulations 2003 (https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2003/2498/regulation/8) is repealed at the end of 2023, because it is Retained EU Law pursuant to an E.U. Directive (https://www.legislation.gov.uk/eudr/2001/29/article/5) made under the authority of the European Communities Act 1972, and making temporary copies in HTTP proxies and WWW browser caches becomes illegal again in the U.K. (which was one fault in a 1988 Act that the 2003 regulations were fixing), I wonder whether Tom Scott will notice.
Fusion 360 was the greatest bait and switch I’ve seen in a long time. Went from free for personal use to $300/mo to make it useful at all… right after everyone built their library of parts on the free version
And I believe the opposite. So where is your proof? You seem to be doing a lot of pearl clutching
I am surprised VMWare didn’t do the same thing tbh.
A combination of optimisations, lazy load (big win!) and dropping off the front page (also big win) curtailed the crazy bandwidth usage.
> Also, unlike the game code itself which has to finish running its work in time for every frame, it probably doesn’t matter if running a command from the Quake terminal takes a little bit extra time.

Except we did, because back then, the console command loop was part of the work done every frame - so your lookup still had to fit in the budget, or the player would see frames being skipped. Which, if memory serves me, happened as far as Quake 3.

Here's another important insight about how games were written back then: they were single-threaded. Rightfully or not, the cost of context switching was seen as too big, so everything was run in a single thread - maybe with an event loop (what kids these days call "async") thrown in for convenience, especially around UI. The games that did use threads, would use a small amount of them to offload some work that wasn't strictly frame-bound, or when outside main gameplay (e.g. in menu). I actually can't think of any game from that era, which would run multiple threads during main gameplay.

And sure, you can adapt the console with your linked list lookup to run on the event loop ("async"), so it would e.g. do a fixed number of search steps, then yield, and resume next frame. But the code for that would get much, much more complex than replacing a linked list with an array, even if you then also replaced linear scan with binary search.

So one other thing about games back then: things were much simpler, and skipping frames wasn't that big of a deal-breaker. Multiplayer wasn't so popular, there was nothing you could honestly call physics code - which would explode if you skipped frame without compensating, etc. And players were used to getting anything from 6 to 60 FPS, depending on hardware they owned. These days, a game console blocking main gameplay thread and causing frame skips, would be unthinkable.
Wait, what's wrong with if-statements? I apparently missed the boat on that one.
Most of this is irrelevant. The process is (more or less, read up on DMCA for details): someone sends notice, GH as a provider takes down content until counterclaim from the repo owner, then the 2 parties can battle it in court.

I doubt any repo owner will want to challenge anything here. Unless they have EFF behind them trying to prove a point or something like that.
You must be a lot of fun at parties
Usually starts out as wanting to do good and settling for a modest trickle of profit. Then at some point management changes, and they want to do a public listing, and from that point it's basically all down hill; once the IPO goes through the vultures really descend and it's not long until the company is just a skeleton of its former glory.

Pattern keeps repeating and it's not just post-2008 tech companies.
Rarbg was on ipfs but it is now gone again, not sure if it's up somewhere else. This was the link that was posted to HN a while ago:

https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmbpRxBZ5HDZDVRoeAU8xFYnoP4r5eGCxdkmfFW...
Postgresql and other OSS DBMS taking over Oracle?

Even inside of AWS there are people who believe FOSS will always eventually surpass proprietary software.
Half of listed antipatterns are completely valid strategies in some situations.
Metaphor is the basis of language, with the human body being the most accessible reference.
Firefox, Chromium vs Internet Explorer, Opera, old Edge, even Netscape.
With this logic: The US police is way braver, they have to be adrenaline fueled jackasses to dare do their job of killing citizens.

With normal logic: If not everyone is at the mercy of eachother not popping heads for lolz we don't need to arm the police as heavily, and we can hire people that are good at deescalation rather than shooting back.
Yes, this has been a national issue with bills and campaigns for almost as long as I can remember. What do you mean?
The manuscript of Prelude and Fugue 1[0] is still readable almost 300 years later, goes to show how stable Western musical notation has been. Even the crossed out sections still sound fine when sight-read, but he obviously wasn't satisfied with them.

[0] https://blogs.bl.uk/.a/6a00d8341c464853ef02b7519f7c1f200c-pi
You haven’t engaged me with research or data once, you just keep concern trolling. Please try to at least use something quantitative to backup your arguments
I think some companies used TODOs strictly for issue management before there were monstrosities like JIRA
No ads from me either, at least at the beginning. Almost every other video has an ad within the first 30 sec
I can't speak for Postman, but at work we use Hurl intensively in our CI/CD. Test files are commited, and using comments in Hurl files serve as a documentation of requests workflows.

Another Hurl use case is, instead of testing APIs, you want to download datas. Like curl, Hurl can output an HTTP response body. Unlike curl, this response can be the last one of a complex workflow (data behind login for instance, you need to capture data from one request and inject in another request like CSRF tokens).

Disclaimer: I'm one of the Hurl maintainers.
How did this negatively affect the project?
If you’re a feed client / consumer, you will have to parse RSS eventually, sadly.
good recommendations and observations! I would also like to add Will Durant's Life of Greece - I found immensely entertaining as well as informative about all things Ancient Greece.
This attitude is harmful. There are legitimate (or maybe illegitimate in your view, but real) reasons people have to stick with proprietary software. As long as these aren't solved, people can't switch.

While free software may not have a marketing budget, its freedom aspect is generally an inherent advantage over other software (no licensing, no user hostility). There may be proprietary alternatives to Aufacity and Gimp, but nobody knows them because the FOSS versions are so easy to get. If there are two largely equivalent pieces of software, one proprietary and the other FOSS, the FOSS one will win. It just has to be good enough.

But it has to be good enough. We shouldn't delude ourselves that Gimp is in the same playing field as Photoshop, for instance; as much as I'd like it to be.

FreeCAD is getting better and getting quite decent for hobby stuff (I still find Fusion much more intuitive, but it's getting alright), but we can't just go "why doesn't everybody switch, they must be dumb", just because we are happy with the functionality.

This isn't specifically directed at you, but a specific FOSS-high-horse attitude I see every now and then and used to hold myself. I think it's something that keeps FOSS from gaining market share by solving real problems people have. I could tell you a bunch of stories of people trying really hard to switch and ending up in a world of pain. We can't hand-wave that away. We have to actually improve the things we want people to use.
Thoughts and prayers then!
Simply rephrasing the question would get better responses.

"I'm sure they thought of this, but could someone explain why they don't just divert...?"
The phrase is being used in a “cool kids don’t do drugs” or “only you can prevent forest fires” sort of way.

If a URL changes, it isn’t “cool” it’s now “uncool.” It’s an oxymoron to say cool urls do change.
Give Manjaro a try. Not perfect but on all hardware I installed it ran flawlessly with all hardware detected out of the box with no need to install anything, either from a CD or online. Only single exception being a big network printer (Canon, IIRC) which in the end only required to go to openprinting.org, download the relevand ppd (just a few kbytes) and give it to Cups when configuring the new printer, which was already correctly detected btw.
As a Debian user (which I love but would not recommend to newbies) I've tried Ubuntu in the past but didn't like it at all; Manjaro in my opinion is the best one for moving away from Windows in the most painless way.
Yes for large corporations and governments that aren’t just working with Teams, they are working with Microsoft Office and SharePoint and want something that works well and is understood by their contractors. Teams is already bundled and integrated with their massive enterprise Microsoft contracts.

In a given month, as a consultant I’m working with clients that use Slack, Teams, Google Meet, Zoom, and if I’m initiating a meeting, Amazon Chime.
Joined reddit the second half of my freshman year of university in early 2008, after hearing about it from an XKCD comic on 4chan. It was during the democrat primaries (Hillary vs Obama) and between that and the science articles I was hooked.

It was not the only website of its kind, but it was the fastest for news updates and also had some content on other sites like it didn't (such as slashdot, which had the tech and science stuff but not much else). I would repost stuff to FB and managed to garner a decent amount of clout that way. It went along like that for some years but eventually reddit 'hit mainstream' and the content I reposted didn't get the same traction. At that time I remember thinking reddit wasn't "underground" anymore. I recall that thought occurring in 2012.

But that still didn't stop me from using it, except for a couple breaks it was my primary source of info and discussion and debate for many years, even to this day.

However I'm at a point though where I feel like I need to divorce myself from social media entirely (perhaps even HN). The 'debates' / discussions / etc feel as though they have run their course for me. It's like groundhog day where I feel like I've had the same interactions 1000 times over to the extent where I don't feel like it's worth the effort.

But at the same time living without social media makes my world feel much smaller. I only talk to a handful of people, my friend group has dwindled significantly, and adding new folks has become really difficult, even with sparse usage. I feel like I was so dependent on social media for so long to keep in touch with people that, now living without it, I have practically no social connections.

This has been exacerbated by my decision to live a sober life, free of any and all mind altering substances. Going out to a bar or music night loses most of its appeal without alcohol involved. Likewise for gaming without smoking. Between all this and no social media, my life has become really... Well, boring I guess. spend my days reading books, and going to the gym. It's more boring than it sounds. No social media also means no gigs and that's a bummer, may have to start looking for steady employment.

Anyway to stay on topic, I don't know what a world looks like without these things that have taken up so much of my life in the last 15+ years. I'm just trying to take it one day at a time. I want to develop other hobbies but thus far the motivation I previously leveraged from caffeinated beverages has dried up as well. So I guess I can just wait and see, and try to remain optimistic.
I bet H-1B workers in the US feel similarly trapped.
Probably a combination of motive and ability.
Really nice that it allows you to pass a list of hosts at the same time, and it will plot them in the same graph:

For instance, `gping mydomain.com google.com` is really nice for a quick sanity check (is it my Wifi or my hosting provider).
How did the tablet change hands without proper data sanitization that let it still have access to the account? Was it stolen?
Australia did a great thing, they introduced fishing licenses and used the money to buy the majority of commercial fishing licenses. This made recreational fishing much more productive and enjoyable and made the oceans much much healthier.

I believe spearfishing, if done right, is the most humane way of fishing. It allows one to be selective and take only what's required.
From a legal perspective it seems pretty clear there was a lack of standing
I almost agree with this guy except when he suggest to use something like Java instead of say Python to be able to scale.

Most of the successful tech companies he is referencing are using Python. And no one saw a big successful website/app in java. Most of the time corporate or gouvernement shitty web applications that randomly crash with backtraces when you are using them.
Do you prefer ad-supported internet over paywalls?
Nothing wrong with bitfields.
Would you communicate with your team via post? Isn’t that 100 times easier to spy on / MITM than the asymmetric encryption used to secure most internet communication?
>>Evolution doesn't seem to optimize for longer lifespans.

Not quite true (if not weighting high on optimization). There are multiple species which are outliers by lifespan in their niches: whales, hydras, etc. Even within rodent family there is a wide range of lifespans typical for a species - from ~2 years for a mouse to ~30 years for a naked mole rat.

There are regenerative species with incredibly messy genomes which are biologically immortal. So relying on evolution as a main explanatory principle is not comprehensive enough (especially given that you can't currently reverse engineer much of the evolution subjects).
"Linux does not have a safety culture... Linux does not have a quality culture."

While this is critical for an airplane (as well as an automobile) I would think the seeds of this would be desirable in corporate application servers as well. While someone might not lose their life if an app server goes down the "move fast and break things" culture only gets you so far before a culture with adult supervision and an eye toward stability is required.
Would it be more clear if we put line numbers in Hurl file snippets (even on the home)? I like the simplicity of our docs, but I can understand that it isn't clear how to use it. By the way, that's why we have put an asciinema animation on the home page, starting with `vim my_file.hurl`
Pythagoras is a good example of both a philosophy and religious practice.

But it depends on how you define a religion. If it includes a divinity of some sort, then no. If it includes devoted followers, then yes.
what is the alternative, in your mind?
The PBS won't cover the drug portion of the treatment at least until there's good quality stage 3 clinical trials that support it's use. Even then, given the need for a long therapy session next to the drug, they'll likely have to create a special access scheme to cover both.

I'd say it's very unlikely that these treatments will ever be government subsidied for anything except very treatment resistant depression/PTSD (for psilocybin/MDMA respectively).
note that GitHub also instantly suspends accounts based on file content:

https://github.com/4cq2/blog/tree/main/2023-03/github-suspen...
I reckon industry of cracked/hacked both software and hardware will bloom in future.
You wouldn’t download a car, would you?
What operating systems are used for aircraft (or automobile) control/management systems?
Over the nytimes "please sign up online but phone retention during business hours to cancel unless your jurisdiction makes that illegal" paywall at least.
Found the nihilist.
Super, that's what I was hoping for, thank you
First amendment. It mostly comes down to obscenity, not prostitution.

Also People v Freeman, which makes the distinction that porn merely pretends to be prostitution, because whats actually going on is a business venture to produce a media product that just happens to include hardcore sex and the performers are paid.
I though I was good at starcraft before going to Battlenet, and I though I learned I wasn't.

But last year I went to play HOMM3 online, and I imagined I could at least teach the kids a trick or two.

I was so wrong.
GPU could compute state separate from rendering, if such updates are simple and independent enough. (In many cases, they are not.)
$ grep -ir "remove this after e3" | wc -l
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Lol! You are up and down this thread personally attacking people who don't share your misunderstandings and then mic dropping the same link to a 60 page Economics report which famously enables the poor policy decisions you refuse to engage on in any other conversation. If you ever grow up I'm sure you'll come back to this thread and laugh at what a knobhead you were. Telling anyone who 1) disagrees with you and 2) is expressing any emotion, to "get help" is remarkably childish.
Just a small reminder than Blender is so amazing now that AAA studios have started to use it.
The problem with federated web apps
This does not pass the sniff test. Can you cite a reputable source outlining supporting case law?
Image to 3D Model

NeROIC - https://zfkuang.github.io/NeROIC/

DPT Depth Estimation - https://huggingface.co/spaces/radames/dpt-depth-estimation-3...

Rodin Diffusion - https://3d-avatar-diffusion.microsoft.com/#/

3Dfy Image - https://3dfy.ai/

Get3D by NVIDIA - https://nv-tlabs.github.io/GET3D/

Alpha3D - https://www.alpha3d.io/

I'm not sure if there's an automated or gAI-assisted way to turn a 3D model into a video, but if you want to do it the old fashioned way, there's Blender (https://www.blender.org/) and Davinci Resolve (https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve) on the free side. But that's going to take a fair amount of time investment.
Ball und Panzer Golf: making a Playdate game in a week
"After playing a friend's recent indie game for Sharp X68000, I wondered how easy it would be to write a version of the concept from scratch for Playdate. After a day I had the core of the game, two days a playable game, and after a week I had a bug free and playable.

Since the first week I'm dedicating the time needed to make it into a more fully featured, more solid and more accessible game as I get it ready for sale."
It's not like either is complex to manufacture/extract. And "fearsome bureaucracy" is quite normal, not a big deal.
One idea I had was seeding my comments and online data with AI generated data as a trap of sorts - I've heard it can degrade the quality, kind of like quicksand on the beach it wants to dig up
I’ll rephrase your argument for you: “Why don’t you listen to the rapist’s opinion? The victim is surely not blameless. Besides, your cousin is a shoplifter”.
GitHub's Copilot may lead to global $1.5T GDP boost