skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Wouldn't that have to be due to your setup not minifying code during development? That's typical to a lot of web frameworks, if not nearly all of them.

I think the OP may be referring to situations where production needs to be debugged, in which case navigating production code usually becomes a massive pain in the rear.
Is that true? I really don't see what special talent he's got that wouldn't be easy to replace for pennies on the dollar. What he has, that the rest of us don't, is the opportunity to stick his hand into a $712M cookie jar.
A bit off-topic, but what's with all the 404 links in that about page? With all the missing pages it felt like a treasure hunt to find any information about what the language actually looks like. Literally the first four links in the About page are either broken or point to unrelated pages, so it took me five clicks to find the first example of the language.
If someone put a gun to your head and told you to talk to CORBA or DCOM today, would it be better to re-implement the protocols in a modern language or dig up ancient C++ code, compile it and just talk to the C++ with language interfaces?
The Secret to Mozart’s Lasting Appeal
This is the true value prop of the internet. Cumulative improvement with expert involvement needed to navigate the top-level terrain. Very Doctorow-an in spirit.

The walled gardens inevitably become choked by spam, as they easily classify where the spam targets are.

Bring back the Federated Web!
Is anyone compressing brotli these days?
I switched from gzip to brotli quite easy in my Rails app.
Charming: A Visualization Library for Rust
As a submariner, I can say this is a fantastic write up.

Was a fun read and I learned a bit too.
Speaking of that, I've had issues with Firefox (both on Mac and Linux) where some checkboxes just don't appear. I was checking in for an international flight last month on American, and could not manage to get through the checkin process until I discovered there was a checkbox I needed to tick that didn't even appear on Firefox (but which did on Chrome)..
I'd rather there were no future victims.
Even if the universe is all of existence, that the universe holds no meaning is an axiom. If that means that I can't hold anything to a meaning, I reject that axiom because I do hold things to have meaning. I'm not mindlessly typing out this reply; I have thoughts about philosophy that I think to present. I at least hold meaning for studying philosophy and participating in a discussion about philosophy.
“Under the couch” is a literal statement. This is a modern, not traditional couch, so its legs are raised maybe 10 inches? Gives some room for access and passive cooling.
a needle in a haystack. the motivated and eloquent were going to make those points regardless of if its on the Tok, Youtube, or radio.

democratizing it means that for every erudite point there will be 100 others. half of them will be q-anon or shitposts about kanye west's wife's new outfit
I’ve felt similarly, and really wanted to switch to VSCode. But it gives each pane its own set of tabs, while Vim has a single set of “tabs” (buffers) and multiple panes within it.

I’ve been using N/Vim for 25 years, and even after trying for a week or two, I just can’t get comfortable with VSCode’s way of doing it.

https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/143024
Would you have preferred I refer to a shell game rather than "three card monte." I do confess some ignorance of street hustle lingo. Or, maybe the street people have already switched to simply calling it the "bad bank game?"
They're only liable for the full amount because a judge refused to let them go through with the plan. Just because they failed to enact their plan doesn't mean the plan didn't exist.

https://www.reuters.com/legal/jjs-ltl-units-bankruptcy-dismi...
Almost everything you mentioned is basically a legislative signature away from being a reality in Western countries.

That’s why I questioned the idea that demographic issues are going to prevent the West from solving this problem. A little bit of political will and some signatures is all it takes.
Yes, sorry, I was agreeing with you & not the person who responded.
Able bodied youth ride wheelchairs to work amid Chinese vehicle restrictions
https://time.com/6293946/china-guangzhou-electric-wheelchair...
N=1 but my grandpa loved doing the NYT crossword and still ended up with absolutely terrible Alzheimer's. Notably the article only mentions a 9 to 11 percent reduction, so I wonder what the mechanism at play here is (or if there's some sort of reversed cause and effect here, i.e. people with a certain brain characteristic that reduces Alzheimer's are more likely yo play crosswords etc.).
There's this desire for Vannevar Bush's memex that is preyed on by to-do, note, and mind map apps. None of them scratch the itch, because data entry sucks, and data entry isn't even the problem.

Free yourself from the trap. Writing stuff down will not make you more productive. Only doing stuff will. You can only do one thing at a time. How much planning do you need to do one thing right now? The planning is an excuse. Just pick something and do it, and you'll already be ahead of every single person fiddling with to-do apps.
Search for iodine
In small computers or laptops you can always choose those that have USB 4 a.k.a. Thunderbolt ports.

There are adapters from USB 4/Thunderbolt to 10 Gb/s Ethernet.

Moreover, when 2 computers are close enough, you can connect them with a Thunderbolt cable and you will have the equivalent of a fast Ethernet connection. The operating systems will show extra network interfaces that can be configured and used for communication between the two computers.

Now all new Intel and AMD low-power CPUs include a controller for two USB 4/Thunderbolt ports, so there are no good reasons for any new small computer or laptop to not have them.

If the USB 4/Thunderbolt ports are not occupied by a monitor or power supply, so both are free, you can daisy chain a large number of small computers in the equivalent of a 10 Gb/s Ethernet network, without expensive switches, adapters or NICs.
From the article:

The first group of views... pins down the disappearance of MID as the need to eliminate excessive expressions and redundant synonyms under MID's competition with WIÐ in the collocational phrases.

The second group of views ... establishes a push chain and a drag chain movement between the three prepositions: MID, WIÐ and AGAINST.

The third group... observes the cognitive advantage of spatial sense in the survival of prepositions and explains WIÐ's victory over MID...

And concludes its introduction with:

All three camps of opinions were confined to theoretical hypotheses lacking a quantitative approach, nor was due attention paid to the grand sociolinguistic backdrop of the English feudal society. Therefore, this paper aims to build on the previous research by introducing linguistic data based on quantitative methods, as well as connecting the change to the grander socioeconomic background of the medieval society.
Honestly I didn't notice it until it was pointed out by the article. Banner blindness has done a number on me.

Pretty cool thing here, just wish I could use it to navigate. That's the biggest reason why I keep a minimap on in VS Code.
In my experience, the experts love to get their hands dirty and make things.

Devs are gatekeeping way too much. More no-code/low-code is the way forward. It's always just a balance of how much abstraction to add.
Small problem: In https://firstissue.dev/language/python/ the catboost/catboost has 10+ issues, but two or them are repeated #863 and #1860

Is it possible to get the permalink of a project in your site?
A decade ago I built a silly JS library for folding up DOM elements like paper [1] and I eagerly anticipated using element() instead of tediously cloning nodes for every fold. Here we are ten years later and this niche CSS feature has yet to be adopted by the other browsers. Similarly, I thought I'd soon be using the CSS custom filter spec from the same era (which allows custom GLSL shaders to be applied to elements), but it also has yet to pick up traction.

[1] https://oridomi.com
Yes. It reminds me of when there were rumours/(facts?) about open source sabotaging of FF. I see a lot of instances where pages worked fine on FF but now they don't, and sometimes I have to fire up another browser. I really hope that's not the case.

I use FF by default.
You are plain wrong about Swedish law. I cannot state it any clearer: copying for private use is entirely legal for us, for both audio and video content, whether copied from broadcast, Internet or physical medium.
We used reflex-frp, so our app was a webview that worked on localhost and Android. The docs say it also works on iOS but we don't have an iPhone.

The process was learning Functional Reactive Programming, then learning reflex-frp, then getting a contract with obsidian (creators of reflex) for one hour a week where we could ask questions.

( https://github.com/reflex-frp/reflex-platform )

We had a grant requirement to create a phone client for Tahoe-LAFS, a Python application with a bunch of dependencies, including ZFEC, a forward error correction library.

( https://tahoe-lafs.readthedocs.io/ )

( https://github.com/tahoe-lafs/zfec/ )

We needed bug for bug compatibility with the Python codebase, so I ran Tahoe on localhost and tested the Haskell client against the Python server. We used servant to build the API, since it builds both client and server side from the same description.

( https://hackage.haskell.org/package/servant )
CMS software definitely also seems to be in the category I was talking about.

I suspect the 80/20 rule is in play, wherein each of the 80% of users is using a different 20% of features so your choices are to end up with something nearly feature free (think early github issues for a ticketing example), something specialised to a specific vertical subset of the potential use cases, a complex and usually clunky GUI, or programmatic style configuration that requires a level of time investment that rules out the people whose jobs will be to actually use it being the ones to set it up.

Moodle goes the lots-of-features GUI route and does a less annoying job of it than average - like I say, I think the problems are kinda inherent if your goal is to support as many different purposes as it does, and that's a trade-off that's often worth making.
I think learning vim was very worthwhile for me cause I now use vim bindings if it's supported, but yeah vscode was getting slower for me the past few months and I decided to try neovim again and man so many things have changed since the last time I tried it with the new Lua config. I feel like it'll take me a day to recreate a config im satisfied with and it'll probably have a few bugs too after using it for a while.
It doesn't take much glue to make them work together. I paste a url into a textbox, flask runs yt-dlp in a subprocess, file saves to an area already defined to be a Plex library for youtube videos. I make playlists or ersatztv schedules as needed in the respective UIs.
The post explains in simple words what Vector databases are and their applications.
Yeah cool, and can the support necessary to keep an F-35 active be performed on a road?

The Harrier and Gripens can and kinda were designed with that in mind. The F-35? I doubt it.

I'm sure on paper someone will write and another one will approve, but in reality and in a real war scenario I have serious reservations.
With Firefox and CSS background you can open a portal to another dimension
Also Machine Thinking's videos "The 1751 Machine that Made Everything" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djB9oK6pkbA), "Origins of Precision" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNRnrn5DE58) and some others on his channel.
Hmm, isn't this how like GitHub / other services can check whether you own a domain. What are the advantages of this over other ways of sharing information like a TXT file or a database?
You might be interested in iodine.

https://github.com/yarrick/iodine
What are you talking about, pump jets?
Same

For whatever reason car manufacturers are the worst at it. Microsoft is also pretty bad (worse than Google).
Designing a Scraping Platform: Generic Scrapers vs. Targeted Scrapers
If it's important, it shouldn't only be in Slack.
Presumably they mean forums that can be found with a web search.

Searching for FreeBSD stuff I usually get the answer from forums.freebsd.org, which is usually the first search result.

With Discord, when I search for something related to a videogame[1], I usually end up in a wiki. I never get search results for anything that happens inside the wiki's official Discord "server"[sic], even though I'm fairly confident the Discord should have 10x the amount of search results.

[1]: Or any topic, really. I'm using videogames as example to give as much advantage as I can to Discord.
On the other hand Steam is probably the most common antipiracy technology around.
True but given the context of J&J's SLAPP suit the verbatim has potential.
Good addition, in this way, we all would be a gigantic crawler.

I think the trade-off here is the latency and data-loss? Or data-loss could be resolved by introducing some sort of redudancy. Like how seeding works in torrents.
I don't know if you looked into pursuing academic career and running the post-doc circuit (maybe that doesn't happen in ML) but academia is ultimately a business and academics are overwhelming pressured to publish and increase the stats.
We don't know Kotlin. We both have some prior Java experience, but it's not our preference.

Since the original codebase is in Python, I would have used that if possible, but I spent eight weeks failing to load a shared object into a Python interpreter on Android. That got us to this past January.

I have had a Haskell job before, though I was entirely unfamiliar with Android dev.

In two days I was able to load a shared object into a Haskell interpreter on Android, so we tried that route.
I think you're misunderstanding. They used the OPs email address and their own payment info, aka a 'joe job', it looks as if the OP is the one defrauding customers, but actually it is - probably, that could be yet another level of misdirection - the owner of the bank account in Russia.
Except for airbags, seatbelts, crumple zones, automatic braking, etc.
Russia pulls out of Ukraine grain deal in potential blow to global food supplies
Boeing did a similar thing during WW2, and drew an entire city above a factory in Seattle. The article has some impressive pictures: https://99percentinvisible.org/article/prop-town-fake-roofto...
Also the site maps are way better
Are absolute numbers important in such a case? Percentages seem more appropriate.
According to the paper, both words coexisted during Old English. It is less concerned about how they got there and more interested in how with took over once they were both established.
What I meant was smaller communities have a generally higher quality than large ones. All of the alternatives to Twitter and Reddit are smaller.
Is Quantum Machine Learning Over-Hyped?
State of Kubernetes 2023
For many people, it's because the choices for an IDE are all dog slow, and configuring a few plugins for their editor of choice provides a close-enough experience to strike the balance they are looking for.

So, no, an IDE is not a better choice for everyone who want's "IDE like features". It is for some, but not everyone.
Share of United States households using specific technologies
Textual 0.30.0 adds desktop-style notifications
Calling the L39 a jet fighter is a bit of a stretch. It's a trainer that can be armed and used to intercept general aviation aircraft.
Well, they could always commit their time and a large portion of their resources to a non profit.

I bet you dollars to donuts that they work in tech and not for a non profit.
Awesome!

> "Importantly, they can be created by processes not related to life as we know it, and so organic molecules are not evidence of life on their own without sufficient extra evidence that cannot be explained by nonbiological—or abiotic—processes," he said.

While this is true, and as the article goes on to explain, this is still super exciting stuff. At the very least, we know that the building blocks for life are there. We're the aliens, man.
Thanks for the corrections. Sadly, my memory seems to fade. I remember it was an Atari. It had a tape drive that I struggled with. I leave it at that.
Rust Web Service on Raspberry Pi 4: Practical Guide with Cloudflare Tunnels
Finding one once every few months sound about right but usually the bugs impacting Firefox users are major PITA. Some I’ve had over the past few years:

* myADP had some kind of bug preventing firefox authentication that lasted months.

* Elan financial redid their credit card site for fidelity visa and had a CSS bug that hid the card total balance. This lasted for about a month.

* bitbucket (work required) had this bug that prevented pages rendering in firefox. It was some kind of JS client side bug and it impacted a bunch of people in my company. After months of support request they gave us some console commands that opted into an experimental feature which resolved the issue. This one was especially frustrating as they kept telling us to just clear our cookies and delete our profiles.

* Some random IRS system I had to use for either requesting a tax transcript or validating my identity just didn’t work.

It’s actually been so frustrating my coworkers joke anytime there is a bug I’m experiencing that it must be another Firefox only bug.
MrBeast: Behind the success of YouTube’s most popular creator
> Is there a great demand for jmap amongst your customers?

Only from enthusiasts, the main problem is that there are very few email clients supporting JMAP. Big players such as Google and Microsoft do not seem interested in JMAP so adoption has been painfully slow so far.

> What is stalwarts relationship to Fastmail, do they use stalwarts software?

No relation. Fastmail uses Courier IMAP as far as I know.
It's super common to have both. It develops naturally from understanding how ADD affects you and stressing about what you might be forgetting or overlooking or whatever now. They can feed on each other. It's easy to imagine how ADD symptoms could develop from GAD.

I was born with ADD, but developed GAD in my 30s in response to living with ADD.
The whole thing is open source, pretty sure this is accessible without login:

https://whetstone.private.storage/privatestorage/privatestor...

Dev environment was our laptops, obsidian's "ob run" is friendly and helpful (but doesn't work well with haskell-language-server).

Dev environment was also our Android phones.

We used nix for cross compilation and build automation, lucky for me the other main dev is really good at nix.
Effect of Dietary Nitrate Supplementation on Sleep in COPD Patients
Normally it's something else, like a plugin. To be honest I don't notice much, frequently I assume it's some tracking that's blocked which courses the site to not function and just move on.

Between blocking tracking, with DuckDuckGos privacy plugin, and using Firefox I'd say that blocking tracking breaks WAAAAY more sites.
There exists such a small computer, R86S:

https://www.servethehome.com/the-gowin-r86s-revolution-low-p...

That review is old, meanwhile R86S has been updated to use the newer Intel CPUs, N100 (4-core) or i3-N305 (8-core).

However it has some flaws, e.g. it is not fanless.
What is an online cashback service?
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What am I supposed to see here? I’m using Firefox on Linux. All I see is a normal blog article about something called a minimap, but I fail to see any such minimap. Disabling the ad blocker didn’t help. What am I missing?
Apparently the two words are unrelated in origin.

"With" originally meant something closer to "against," whereas "mid" was closer to "with" in today's English.

Over time, "with" changed meanings, we gained the word "against" and "mid" survives in fossil form in words like "midwife."
I mean, computational fluid dynamics is pretty mature now.

And if for some reason it doesn't work here, then that would be nice to know.

Besides, the experiments themselves are simulations.
Early origins of the ubiquitous Black and Decker Workmate
Right, same as C but unlike FORTH
IMDB for the Terminal
Potentially but it's also a waste of our judicial system resources to have 12 identical cases going at the same time. However if you like paying for legal admin fees on both side its a great way to make sure lawyers get paid.
I find the same.

Vim has some core concepts that are unique and (for those of us who adopt them) very sticky.

My entire career has been spent trying out IDEs every few years in hope of switching, dating back to Eclipse. I always try their vim modes too.

But the reality is that the core editing experience in vim is so central to how I work that I can never manage it.

I like features, and I have no love for arcane configuration of plugins. Yet to this day I've found nothing better for me than vim.
How I miss the age before MBAs and stock buybacks fever. Too bad I was not even born at that time.
"Well they could do things to harm themselves [because we treat non-profit employees like they implicitly have a wealthy spouse or should live in a shoebox]" is also not helping the argument very much.

One does not need to be a Stylite to have an opinion on society; comparing the actions of individuals, without significant power or influence, with corporate-fiction persons that come equipped with lobbying arms and sufficiently dispersed decision-making power that nasty shit comes out of them regularly, is not and never persuasive.
If you ever been to Xiamen (city close to Taiwan across the ocean in China), the highways near the coast have long stretches of straight with extremely low side barriers. I wouldn’t be surprised if these highways were designed specifically to land aircrafts during times of need.
FWIW that didn't read as particularly negatively. US and Israel are military allies, they would worry less about this sort of leak.
you still get bottle neck at security scanning anyway so idk why rfid passport is needed
You don’t need to explain the monad laws to a beginner. They don’t need to know what bind does. All they need to know is how to use do syntax, and enough of how it works to use IO, Maybe, State, and a few others.

After they’ve been working for a month or so, they’ll “get” monads on a gut level, and the details won’t be so confusing to them.
Israel used to be listed as an advanced persistent threat against the United States.
What prejudices? And please enlighten me. What could Russia bring besides oil, gas and various other raw resources? I'm genuinely curious.

Of course I'm not quite sure what you are suggesting. Obviously Europe and Russia could have economic relations which would be beneficial to both sides if Russia dropped it's revanchist/imperialist policies and stopped pretending it's still a global superpower. However even then Russia joining the EU would end in a dissaster..
Hell, some of them will even handle non-binary 48GB sticks too.