skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That might be your experience, but it negates the experience of the 'non-survivors' so to say.
Yeah…but BoA steals money from bank accounts which is a hard pass for me.
To be fair, as already mentioned in other comments, it's the JS ecosystem. Writing plain vanilla JS in a text editor is still a pleasant experience. (However, this is deemed impossible, nowadays.) Having said that, I do get the comedy.
Not sure why you got downvoted for speaking the facts. Arguably the needs of the standard library of a language designed in the 70s compared to today are very different.

That said, maybe new C standard should come up with all-batteries included standard library upgrades. On second thought, imagine the compilers snafu.

I love C and I love Rust, for different reasons.
I decided to go full Nvidia evil since it was best for AI art.

I do my part not to give Apple money, but as Ford Prefect said about foie gras:

“You can’t care about every damn thing.”

EDIT: Ohh CPU not GPU. Oh well enjoy the joke
Conceal and Encrypt Files Within Innocent Image
Not only that, but some have solved it while maintaining compatibility with null terminated strings. Null terminated strings, after all, are sometimes more efficient.
Windows 11 killed NTVDM and 16 bit support.
I don't understand the need for all the padding everywhere. I can fit 3 things on my screen, it makes me feel claustrophobic.
Cities:Skylines does this as well. Traffic is a bitch.
Another one worth mentioning is Theoretical Minimum by Susskind. It's not at the same level as Lev Landau though.
Sending audio to LKV373 HDMI extenders (2021)
The unlock tool would only work if it successfully authenticates with Xiaomi's server with matching Mi Cloud ID as the one previously registered to the device. So I very much doubt that it is stolen.
Asking the C nerds out here... Is that really C's biggest mistake?

Edit: I just realised the article was written by D's Author! So maybe that is C's biggest mistake.
I wonder if they've also stripped out the bloat/spyware. Windows 10 already feels surprisingly sluggish on powerful desktop hardware, so I can't imagine a smartphone with 3GB of RAM and a 2GHz CPU would be any better.
Yandex is also usually quite a bit better at finding pirated things in my experience
Sure, I too want to just get there. I'd rather it just worked.

But if I compare the disappointment of having a problem when I'm almost there versus one where I've just started, I'd definitely take the former. In either case I've already gone to the trouble of starting a long trip. A failure at the 90% point means I'm almost there and just have the work of finishing it, and short trips have many more options than long ones (e.g., short-hop flight vs transit vs renting a car vs taking a Lyft). But a failure at the 10% point means that I've gone to a lot of trouble, gotten very little out of it, and will have fewer options for finishing.

I get people's preferences are different here, and maybe this is just me making use of whatever drives the sunk cost fallacy to keep momentum up and not get discouraged. But I'd definitely prefer B.
I'm just saying that what someone may perceive as rudeness, someone else may not, and vice versa. Social interaction and communication is a balance between many things, and if you don't take your potential for rudeness into consideration at all, people will probably not like you very much (which I guess some people are fine with). Either way, I don't think anyone would advocate for taking things to the extremes mentioned in your post.
I love my Duo 2 (after doing a ton of ADB `pm disable-user com.[microsoft|google].shitware` lol) and will definitely try this out once it's better supported.
The credit card company and indirectly the vendors carry much off the cost of fraud. The credit card company spends a lot of resources on preventing this fraud. Introducing a proper solution for online payments would allow them to reduce costs and offer better deals to vendors and consumers. They also are the only participant in this who is a individual participant rather than a group. It seems like this is the ideal setup for credit card companies to introduce innovative solutions. They have the incentive and the leverage, yet it's not happening. What am I missing?
Oh. Near me the train has specific cars for bikes with bike racks and bungee cords inside to secure everything.
I got pretty far into a Seablock run before eventually giving up (I think it was around the 4th or 5th science color). I ended up stopping because the factory design started getting tedious. I had all the requisite ingredients coming in on neat belts (city blocks / LTS delivered) and the lines were modeled in Factory Planner, but just assembling them for each science pack was a larger and larger amount of tedium: not any new challenge, just tons of belt weaving and inserter adjusting.

I'm willing to be told I'm just doing it wrong, but does vanilla + Space Exploration have a different sort of challenge curve, or would it end up being pretty similar to Seablock (which includes SpaceX, dunno if that's the same or different).
JavaScript is the little death that brings total obliteration.
Ahh yes the no historical precedent of gay people existing, forming life long partnerships, and raising children (sometimes their own, sometimes not). That definitely hasn't existed as long as there have been people.

Also whose definition of marriage?

Marriage in Judaism is a matter of contract law, the Ketubah as originally written affords the husband conjugal rights but Judaism doesn't do the whole no contraception / sex is only for procreation thing (although only certain forms of birth control are kosher). And reform Jews typically don't include the conjugal rights at all so that's out.

The Satanic Temple's marriage rights have nothing to do with sex at all and are entirely about love and mutual respect.

The same is true for most modern Pagan denominations including Druidism and Wicca.

Civil marriage in the US is a joining of assets and has nothing to do with love or sex.

Buddhism has no concept of marriage at all and defers to the civil institution which again is neither about love or sex.

Then we have Native American marriages which can be polyamorous, polygamous, was neither recognized as religious or civil, was not a lifetime bond, wasn't exclusive and could include sex or not.

At no point is any church obligated to marry anyone in particular and it's always been the local civil institution of marriage that interracial and homosexual couples want access to and as it's just a legal joining of families and some financial obligations theres nothing two men/women can't do. And hell even in Catholicism you need the rule that marriage is one man / one woman (which Churches are ignoring left and right -- progress!) because the other obligations don't matter to it. It's not sinful to have sex with an infertile woman or a man who had an orchiectomy due to testicular cancer and gay sex is equally open to procreation as that.

Unless you want religiously homogeneous societies you have to decouple the secular and the religious institution of marriage because what do ya do when you have immigrants from other cultures and faiths? Tell them to pound sand?
because he is pushing the limits of a public service thats used by millions of people every day. the BEST CASE is basically what happened, GitHub finds out and disables the repo. worst case is he takes down the entire GitHub site and gets permanently banned.

dont fuck with shit I use.
A $30B Disaster Is Just the Tip of a Deadly Climate Cycle
Steals? How so?
Ah that’s good to hear! I use the 1Password beta on Chromium browsers, but obviously that’s a bit awkward when some stuff is saved in Safari, some in 1Password and some elsewhere

It’s a bit of a mess right now and even me as an IT person, I sometimes think I have a PassKey saved for something just for it to not work, either because I used the wrong device or because I didn’t actually save one and forgot.

Or once I had accepted the prompt to store the PassKey in Arc (or some other Chromium browser) which then didn’t work in another browser when I tried to login
I'm in the market for a new desktop (it's been nearly nine years since I purchased my gaming rig). My current plan is to leave Windows behind finally.

I'll be getting a Linux rig of some sort. And it won't just be for gaming, it will be for running and training local LLMs, which is far more brutal on the hardware than any games I've seen; I can still play most titles on my 1440p screen with my current "potato."

I've been running Microsoft operating systems for decades: Windows, and DOS before that since DOS 3.3. With all the attention sinks stuck into the new Windows (pops on the menu, pops from the dock, ads everywhere on my machine) it's time to leave it. The two viable alternatives are Mac OS and Linux. Work has me on Mac, but the hardware I want to run... Linux is the right choice. I'll game on the system I have.

I have to wonder how many PC gamers will follow suit as they get older.

Most of the systems I've been pricing out for Linux desktops are AMD Threadripper builds. Intel Xeons would be better for AI workloads, but they're way more expensive.
Same design and look, don't get the "Missed opportunity"
The sad thing is that it's still not fixed, and probably never will.

That article was from 2009. C11 didn't fix it. C18 didn't fix it. C23 didn't fix it.
I think your specific bar is too high. We're talking about a specifically covert operation with subterfuge. You're looking for a smoking gun in the murder's hand at the scene of the crime. There are smoking guns, but the murder's fingerprints, and a man running away, but that's not the bar you're asking for.

But here

https://climateinvestigations.org/trade-association-pr-spend...

https://www.desmog.com/databases/

You'll also find these useful as they help you understand subterfuge. I mean your arguments aren't consistent. You're saying that Gates Foundation is playing subterfuge and willing to dig into that but you aren't with these other foundations. Idk why you think that if you want to make a "grass roots" campaign why you wouldn't incorporate other topics and set up a bunch of shells that are hiding your name. I mean no one is going to donate to "Exxon Mobile thinks the scientists are dumb" charity.

https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2021/09/oil-companies...

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/nov/18/the-forg...

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/08/01/magazine/clim...

I'm not convinced you can change your mind. I'm convinced you're seeking validation and like rolling around in the mud arguing with people on the internet. We're done.
Hire them? Why? There’s nothing technically clever or novel here. Anyone can create a shell script to generate random commits and push them. I’d bet even GPT-3.5 could handle that. Why should GitHub hire them?
I disagree. I don’t believe that distinction is relevant. My reasoning is that the large number of SteamOS users allows Valve to justify spending time and resources improving things like Mesa and amdgpu (edit: and of course Proton, which is huge), which benefits many Linux gamers that do not own Steam Deck. I use the SteamOS compositor (gamescope) on my desktop PC because it’s great—-and it probably wouldn’t exist without SteamOS.

The only reason I care about the number of Linux users is because more users means more development resources. Using that criteria, Steam Deck users very much “count”.
The contribution of this paper is showing that given a hardware I/O test set, a Monte-Carlo type procedure can be used to iteratively construct a reasonably compact Boolean circuit representation (by manipulating BDDs).

The toy example in the paper is an 8-bit adder. So given many examples of 8-bit addition, their procedure constructs a possible logic circuit for it. Then they still have to pass it onto standard logic synthesis tools.

The RISC CPU example is the same, which means the resulting logic is not even a pipelined design. There are NO microarchitectural design optimizations (the authors propose this as future work, somehow).

So given the C++ simulation I/O test traces of some CPU design, it is possible to extract a logic circuit for it, one that is not blowing up exponentially--mainly because the proposed algorithm is enough to separate a control and data path (ALU)--but yet it does not give any consideration to architectural optimizations like pipelining, caches, or anything else in the standard CPU architecture book by Patterson & Hennessy.

The main point is that something like this could be used to bridge a design specification to an unoptimized logic function, so this is purely "functional" as opposed to architectural. It's a step but does not reflect the rather grandiose title of the paper.
Also in the US, and also frustrated with the cost of dental care. I was poor growing up, so the solution to major dental issues was an emergency extraction. And I’m not exactly rolling in it now, and having to deal with several missing fillings, all uppers needing considerable work after an ill-informed “LVI” veneer experience ~20 years ago, and a decade old temporary implant that I could never afford to have finished with the permanent. And yes, I do my damnedest to take care of my teeth. Issues just keep piling up, and just one procedure for one crown—with dental insurance—would still be >$1k.

It’s depressing, honestly.
Is it possible to DIY these things? Or a FOSS app on my phone?
Landline? Is landline still used in France to organize protests?
Well how many Nobel prize winners did Feynmann bring up?
> Someone potentially taking the service down for everyone, you know, just out of curiosity.

I think this is exactly why it's great, and it's basically turned into a GitHub advertisement. Either GitHub is simply unable to handle weird abuse methods and/or the abuse prevention is improved.

As an enterprise, wouldn't it be a bit concerning if your git host was unable to function (or respond appropriately) when presented with a random script kiddie?

This person didn't have bad intentions, but other people out there most definitely do.
Try Emacs again with evil and undo-tree installed. Evil behaves like Vim to a high enough degree that you’ll be comfortable with it if you’re comfortable with Vim. And I haven’t had problems with undo.

If that doesn’t work, how about neovim-gtk or vanilla Neovim in a terminal emulator that’s capable of handling Indian languages?
I second this. Played with a friend some 150hrs and eventually started a new game with more mods and crazier biter levels ultimately increasing complexity and build formulas.

It was so nerve wracking I felt like progress was so much slower due to all the fighting. After maybe 50 hrs in we realized the krastorio mod want being called correctly, so when we fixed that we learned all the new complex recipes were obsolete and all our defense were useless due to the restructuring of ammo types

So I guess my point is. Bitters have a time and place and I'm over them.
I've got some Reolink Argus 2s, which are probably Linux under the hood. They're not set up to stream locally without an app, unlike their wired models, but there are likely functionality limitations due to being battery powered.

Any thoughts?
The downside, of course, is that each program owns one instance of the hardware. Applications don't share the network card. This isn't a general purpose solution.

That may be acceptable for your purposes, or it may not.
facial recognition for an arts event is new-low definition of "surveillance capitalism"
This to me sounds a lot like a Two Cultures view on the high modernist side. It seems hopelessly outdated to me. Personally, I'm much more concerned about scientists and technologists who ignore the humanities than vice versa.
I had bad undiagnosed allergies for years that made me vomit for hours a day every day (amount many other things).

Cost the 4 rearmost teeth on the top side not including the wisdom teeth which were prob gonna need to go anyways.

They got eaten away because doctors were negligent and now every time I move and get a new dentist they treat me like I treat my mouth like shit.... Nah, I just had most of them damaged by literally thousands of liters of stomach acid, bile, and black stuff which was apparently blood from somewhere they can't see scarring on now... thanks doc.

Anyways I guess that my way of saying I sympathize.
It scores better on tests if you tell it that it's an expert in the field. If you treat it like a dog, it'll act like a dog. It returns the semantic space you point toward. In a way, it's the mirror test for mankind.
No, huge pages wouldn't help. They would change when the TLB gets flushed, but the flushes would still be there.
All that is left is the Twitter account: https://twitter.com/thefaceofamazon?lang=en
The old and the new SpaceX are completely different mods, by different people.
Is there a reason we can’t submerge them and make more electricity?
I have done things with Ext JS that now take me forever with React + MUI. I miss it too.
I dont think that works:

> git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/azure-docs
Cloning into 'azure-docs'...
remote: Enumerating objects: 107158, done.
remote: Counting objects: 100% (107158/107158), done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (101843/101843), done.
Receiving objects: 17% (18217/107158), 780.25 MiB | 43.72 MiB/s
Gonna disagree here. I know a bunch of Harvard grad ALCD's. One is a great person, and a good doctor, smart, but not outstandingly so (was a football player). Another very nice person, athlete and legacy, is a school librarian. Another (athlete) works at a competing university in the development office. Another is a school teacher.

I'm struggling to come up with an ALCD I know who is outstanding in their field. The best I can do is an athlete who is now a successful politician, though I wouldn't describe her as an intellectual giant

The smartest Harvard grad I know is now a professor at a different Ivy, but he was more like the Good Will Hunting kid (but writing rather than math)
Yeah that’s why Google, Meta and Microsoft don’t use any Open Source projects at all and don’t benefit from it at all.
We need some new snappy word to describe what service providers are doing.

I know you could probably say that its just some other existing legal construct which we should just enforce, but the point is that the media needs some snappy new very specific word to talk about to make politicians pay attention.

Things like swatting, phishing, slamming, gaslighting and boofing we all know about and are easy to write articles on with decent enough SEO.

So what is the snappy new 21st century term for this, so that we can complain about it and write blogs and articles about it and demand politicians do something about it?
Google authenticator, yes. I use andOTP which is great. I think it's no longer being updated but there's many alternatives too.

For passkeys I haven't seen a full open source implementation that actually works. Some parties like bitwarden promise it but aren't finished afaik.
I'm almost certain this was already posted, but cannot find it in the history. I've definitely read it before. It's a bit disappointing, he ends up writing a preprocessor that translates his code into python, which doesn't really feel like a legitimate claim on implementing c-like loop syntax.

The context manager stuff is interesting though.
iirc remember some years ago the homebrew repo caused too much load due to their architecture where every client would pull on install or update. Or something like that.

Part of the GitHub response afaik included the info that they went as far as they could with dedicated and beefier servers but asked for a software fix.

I would think that if GitHub anticipates a normal repo growing this large they can give it the special treatment
The second edition uses JavaScript I thought? Unless there’s also a python edition
The slogan "The phone that works like your PC" has definitely lived on!

Curious what's the experience like when running ARM applications, especially the GUI apps. Do they out perform the X64 counterpart? How about vs. Apple silicon?
Twitter and Reddit were pretty reliable, too. Needlessly putting yourself at the mercy of a company, especially for say your main computer, seems like a recipe for waking up to headache some day, where rage posting on social media is your only recourse.
Right? Let me just write 22 million comments of random garbage on every HN thread, YC will surely hire me for that!
Cache the content by retrieving it and serve the cached version to clients?
Unlike old reddit, this site requires JS to function.
I don't totally hate Amazon myself, but I do believe this site had it's merit and I'd like to see it restored otherwise I have to assume the worst
The mindset around programming and exploration in general is in a sad state. I don’t understand why we have so much hate here for things like this. Better that someone like this find it then someone who noticies it and spins up 1000s of repos to do the exact same thing.

I think the sentiment here shows the current state that software engineering has devolved into. It’s a 9-5 where you put in minimal work and get mad when someone breaks your system because you might have to do an hour of work to fix it on your weekend.
The second edition of SICP uses Scheme (there were two editions with Scheme). The new edition uses Javascript.
Well yes but sometimes I still have to enter one manually. Like on a device that doesn't support password managers, like my oculus headset or Amazon fire tv.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1815_eruption_of_Mount_Tambo...

According to some people’s mental model of how the world works, an event like this should leave the entire earth a barren wasteland.

Instead the caldera itself is now a National Park known for its forests rich biodiversity, some 200 years later.
The Internet (ARPANET) had been in existence for a few years by the time these came to market. How would a product release after the Internet existed somehow make the Internet exist any earlier?
The privacy policy is just for servers FUTO runs. We can't host content that is illegal in our jurisdiction for example. It is similar to refusing to seed certain torrents. Servers run by other parties, or in other jurisdiction will likely have different policies. Your identity is always yours, and whoever is willing to host it can.
Such systems do exist in smaller companies where leadership knows everyone and their contributions, but I’ve never seen it work this way in big companies.
Once I bet against the stock market, I was miserable and lost a lot of money. A lot. I could’ve been a good part of the way to retirement now.

So I hear you, but one must learn stonkz go up…even if you don’t like it.
> Gemini mailing list (down due to hardware failure)

Seems like it needs a bit more work. It does seem to be interesting, but what’s the point of a network with no one on it?
> add just enough of a tuple types feature to support multiple return values

What's the difference between returning a two element struct and a pair of value and error?

I never understood why "multiple return values" is a thing anyone should care about.
If that fries your pickle, whenever anybody says JavaScript, I think they really mean ECMAscript.
Most Americans don’t use public transit and cannot. Only 5% of Americans use public transit to commute to work.

America is too spread out, and where public transit exists, it’s unreliable or significantly slower than travel by car.

There are only a few exceptions in the US.
I mean typical as in a rate of pay that would be available to the most possible people.
The w3c spec says valid hash fragment must starts with [a-zA-Z], so "-h2" is considered invalid. Ref: https://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/#C_8