skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's what's called a "literary device": a single individual is used as a microcosm for the whole. The story is about "Amelia" where "Amelia" represents all bluefin tuna. In that sense, the story is about Amelia.

It's something that might not be clear to people for whom English is not their first language, but it's pretty common in literature.
In the Netherlands this was her most well know song. I was teenager when Troy was a hit on the radio, the video was intriguing. It hits me too, I feel respect for her, though I sometimes had doubts about some ideas she put forward.
Clearly I am a very simple person, and I don't get all these window management wars.

Almost all my workflows either involve one maximised windows, two windows side by side, or occasionally one smaller windowed floating on top of another.

Linux does that for me by default. You can get the float on top in Windows with some 3re party tools, although it isn't as nicely integrated.

What is everyone doing that needs something else?
what's missing that was removed in 2->3?
What an amazing tool! Certainly going to integrate into some of my codebases. I am actually fascinated by your charts, would you mind sharing which library did you use? I would love to use that in some of my personal projects.
If you just keep it alive, it occupies land. If you kill it, it will decompose. Hence the burying, right? Or am I missing something?
Will mention that the TOS can say one thing but that doesn't mean there is not a viable legal option that the previous owner has. The fact is the previous owners simply doesn't want to have aggravation or maybe doesn't know who to contact to try to get compensated appropriately is more or less what is going on here.
Gnome doesn't even have functional drag and drop for files between two of their file windows. Every time I need to do that I end up selecting a lot of files, because that's the only thing that can be done with the mouse.

Then I use Double Commander or something similar to do the work.

If they can't get the basics right, what can we expect about more complex stuff like tilling?
I am sure you can. This is exactly what AI excels at!
> making char utf8 too?

What would that even mean? A forked Java's strings could insist their implementation is UTF-8 encoded bytes, but that's strings, you're talking about char. Do you want char just to be a byte, like in C ? But Java already has a byte type.
Commonly we see posts here detailing how Google suspended people’s accounts, thus losing all their email/contacts/files/etc, and it’s usually met with a unanimous “that’s terrible Google can’t just do that without reason” response. This is just one example.

But when it’s a company owned by Elon there’s always victim blamers like yourself. I wonder why that is?
The whole point of WEI is that the site can choose to block any combination of browser and OS they see fit, in a reliable way (currently, browsers can freely lie). CURL and friends will almost immediately be branded as bots and banned - that's the stated objective.
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Those poor defense contractors. For once not able have the governemnt pay for their incompetence. My heart bleeds for the poor souls.
Modern Expo is very different and in 2023, Expo has full support for custom native code and isn't a layer, so to speak. Ejecting is gone. React Native has also become much thinner in several ways. For instance, developers write Kotlin and Swift with the Expo Modules API and uses JSI (RN's "JavaScript Interface") to directly bind the native methods to Hermes JS methods.

Relatedly, the developer demographic has grown and a lot more developers are adding Kotlin and Swift to their skill sets. They write JS and React most of the time while also writing custom native code when they need to. Most of the best Expo apps include custom native code.

Test frameworks have also grown a lot. I suspect the issues with Detox were often from developers looking to use it with the Expo Go starter app that doesn't support custom native code. These days I hear a lot of positive things about Maestro as well and there was a nice talk on it at App.js Conf earlier this year: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uoCzBdFCoqc
More so commenting on that many Californians will notice the impact of wildfires, regardless if they are in an area prone to wildfires.
Pulled from a random browse of the dictionary.
Hey. I appreciate that there is a distinction between Expo and EAS.

However, as a user reading the Expo docs, I'm not sure if I can separate them easily without deviating from official docs.

Look at the Expo docs on building and deployment, which are essential steps to getting your app distributed. I don't see any mention of how to achieve it without EAS.

There used to be an expo build but it was deprecated a while ago.

https://docs.expo.dev/develop/development-builds/installatio...

https://docs.expo.dev/deploy/build-project/
They often reference this paper as the motivation for that https://arxiv.org/pdf/2203.15556.pdf I.e. training with 10x data and 10x longer can yield as good models as a gpt-3 model but with fewer weights (according to the paper) and the same principle applies in vision.
We were Soldiers is also a very realistic movie. I would recommend it over Saving Private Ryan a hundred times!
Is this related to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36864624 the room temperature superconductor discussed yesterday?
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So, what stops the US government from making this an elaborate psyops activity. Why should it be aliens _only_?

In an unstable world, where power projection is necessary & inevitable, it is a tactical move to neither confirm or deny existence of unparalleled technological edge. Create an elaborate story around unexplained IR camera observation. Potentially drop breadcrumbs & leave it ambiguous to project existence of superior otherworldly technology.

I believe most of us agree at this point, whatever proof publicly exists isn't incontrovertible - but ambiguous enough to be an umbrella for other top secret projects. Aliens aren't selectively choosing US - if you pause & think. And if that should not happen, evidence of similar standing should pop up elsewhere as well. The fact it isn't seen by India China Turkey Japan or any other sufficiently advanced military, is somehow not matching up with critical reasoning. (And many of these militaries actually do have strong public outreach just like US af-mil)

Leaving aside the military, clear photos have not showed up from the regular citizenry despite us having astrophotography capabilities in phones since sometime. The evidence or lack of it, isn't adding up
Can someone please make a window manager that fits linux?
Flat, no animations, super performant, no rounded corners, no shading, pixelated icons. Never understood how all the linux desktops are so ugly and laggy
I'm surprised at the saltiness, jylam. I see nothing wrong in any of the quotes you posted. I think the author is reacting to two things:

* The meme that startups are a young person's game. Hell, some people even say that technology is a young person's game.

* The fact that most people do slow down in the second half of their career, for various reasons (kids, or because they've reached their financial goals, etc).

It's not clear at all why his post was offensive to you. Maybe what you're really angry about is the notion I mentioned above, which is unfortunately common, that people "age out" of strong or interesting work?
>> An average of almost 130 pounds of glyphosate herbicides were sprayed per square mile in U.S. counties.

Is this the weight of pure glyphosate, or it includes the solvents like water?

Wikipedia says that the density of glyphosate is 1.7 but they have no units. Let's assume it's g/cm^3 (the density of water is 1g/cm^3, so it's a good guess.)

From https://www.wolframalpha.com/input?i=130pounds+%2F+%281.7g%2... this is 0.00001mm ~= 0.0000005 inches .

130kg sounds like a lot, but it's actually that a square mile is very big.
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I do it with books, too. If I'm not 100% interested in what I'm reading there's a very good chance I'll doze off into an elaborate daydream.

I also emphasize with the "louder" thing. Uninteresting things aren't as loud as my thoughts so I have to make an effort to suppress them.
Ive been putting my own tastes and personality into building GloryWager.com but I wouldn't say it's anything special or 90s-esque
> skewed American perspectives aside, I genuinely fail to see how anyone would interpret them as anything left of centre-right

And this is their prestige. At least the one-nation Tories can see through it, even though they were expelled in the 2019 putsch.
I think the main takeaway here is that in many cases wrt crypto, it is highly ambiguous on whether the actions you take are criminal or not.
Virtually everyone who complains about it. The complains are almost always about how sensitive people are today, how blazing saddles couldn't be made today or whatever non-sense they use to rage farm. Its almost always framed as a today problem.
Reminder that the same guy is also the ceo of starlink, the satellite internet service provider.
How does this affect people using Pi-hole to block ads?
https://dreamstudio.ai/
I was thinking more about the implication that we'd be worth going to all the trouble of observing.
I don't know you but I think you have categorized me as one of "them" (people who don't think critically) and have been arguing with me from that perspective.

I think you have a rigid idea of what the right idea is with investing and there's some resistance to anything that might challenge that. I understand why you'd feel that way. There's comfort in believing your filter and your method for gaining understanding of this complex world is totally correct. I find myself thinking that way sometimes too!
no one said anything about growing them further, or limited their growth.

but this app needs to ship now, and we need 3 more bodies to make that happen. in a perfect world they'd be from an actual tech school, but bootcampers who can spell C-R-U-D might be good enough.
Plentiful, low cost sugar also might have been a contributing factor, being a quick source of calories and energy, combined with the caffeine.

If your daily diet was previously primarily vegetables with some meat and in season fruits, and then suddenly you're having sugar with every meal, you would probably have more energy to work harder with the extra focus the caffeine provides.
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The serious question that arises from your argument is, should we apply this stance to all parts of life. Should drivers loose their licence indefinitely if they drive to fast or park wrong? Should we chop of the hand of thieves (or maybe forbid them to enter any stores)?
Seems like David Tate has had a rough go.
Current elites think it is vital to keep the equity conversation about race, because it keeps the proles from thinking about class.

They have been wildly successful in this regard.
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The process is not completely absent in South America, it's just named differently. In Colombia for example it is referred to as maíz "pelado" and in Venezuela it is spelled slightly different "pelao" but the process is identical to what Mexicans call nixtamal.
I feel like the left has moved very far left and I'm still where I started. I don't like most Republican politicians on a personal level but a lot of the policies being put forward by the left involve stripping parental rights and allowing for children to be taken based on political ideals and for schools to keep secrets from parents. I am very much against this. I'm also not a fan of what seems to very much be open discrimination and degradation of straight white men.

Respectfully , I post this not to get into an argument or to hear reasons why I'm wrong or a terrible person, so please refrain from the personal attacks those who choose to reply. I'm just answering the straight forward question of "why?" from my personal view of the world.
Harsh rules don’t guarantee fairness. If enforced unevenly they create even more ground for corruption. While your view is not wrong it’s idealistic.
Shame it doesn't read the GTK settings on what buttons to show.
Feyerabend, for one, but that's getting quite above you...
This is the most banal argument. It's never possible something is worse than it was before?
At the time (2013ish), I was working with a company that used to make a lot of very cool stuff in Flash; we were already starting most new projects in HTML5, and (coincidentally) the company was also growing like crazy (also in terms of new hires).

With that, at one point we actually started running low on physical space in the office. We've had a running joke (started by a Flash dev of course) that we'll just move all of the remaining Flash guys to the toilet...

But in all honesty, Flash was a terrible, absolutely horrible technology. I was lucky enough that I've only had to work with it from the backend, but I still remember the dread.

I think Adobe missed a huge opportunity where they could have built new tooling and a framework to target HTML5.
It will, but curl and others will likely simply be upgraded with a puppeteer of sorts that plugs into your chrome runtime. So this will have prevented nothing (except force not technical users to adopt chrome and thus kill all new browser incumbents, offering the chance to force feed even more google ads)
No. The US (and European) ag subsidies are what fuel overproduction, undermine local production and markets in other countries, creating dependencies and poor diets.
I remember an ARM person stating: "We thought we're building those chips, who else could optimize for them better than us? Then we learned how little we know about C++ and the next version will be clang based.". That was back when we filed a number of RealView 4 compiler bugs...
If storage costs are the same as generation costs, you’re just saying that storage is currently cost effective. Sounds like we should build a lot of it!
I'm not disputing this, but do you have any evidence for it? (Would be nice if it were verifiably true.)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzxTDHMQza8

To stand in the full blast of a crowd that hates you with that amount of poise, and have a voice that is still capable of song or even coherent speech, just beggars my imagination.

i hope you have found peace. you were a voice crying out in the wilderness and we did to you what we always do to that.
We have different perceptions of the reality of the man. I hope, sincerely, that you find peace in Him and not him.
Backwards, bud.
> This was arguably one of the first "cancellations" before "cancel culture" was a thing we were talking about.

Um, I think the 1,500+ year history of the Catholic church would beg to differ here ...

And even before that, Socrates was so canceled for his views he was killed by the state.
Just remember, mentats exist bc the dune universe found the dangers of AI so universal and obvious they never made anything more complicated than a single-write microcontroller and used analog circuits for basically everything.
He has outlived Kirsty MacColl (co-singer on Fairytale of New York) by 23 years and counting. Her death was a tragedy.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kirsty_MacColl#Death
In my forked Java, a char would be UTF-32, like in Go. (And String would be UTF-8 encoded bytes, as you say.)
It’s cringe-worthy. I have family members who live in the country who literally spend 100 hours in the fields of somebody they hardly know helping out because the guy had an accident and couldn’t pull his own harvest.

Rural America is full of person-to-person direct action often brokered by a church.
I am probably even crazier

I see that the mathematics ultimately provide the basis for a lot of that research, which can be summed up as measuring various things, recording the measurements, and publishing the whole thing. But it's all built on the same essential math at the foundation.

and the mathematics is duplicated a lot to, but this is hard to see, you'd need a 'real' expert, of the kind that can be hand counted
>If we're arguing about whether 4% global usage constitutes dead, then yes, it's truly dead and Mozilla is completely irrelevant. Even Microsoft is more important these days (again).

According to these folks[0], Firefox has a 3.29% market share globally. They also claim there are 4.66 billion browser users globally.

If those numbers are correct, Firefox has a bit more than 150,000,000 users worldwide.

If my software had 150,000,000 users, I'd consider that wildly successful.

Other folks have different ideas/takes on that, I suppose. But it's food for thought nonetheless.

[0] https://backlinko.com/browser-market-share#worldwide-browser...

Edit: Fixed prose.
>Because Starliner was funded by NASA through a fixed-price contract, as part of the Commercial Crew program, Boeing is responsible for any cost overruns and financial losses due to delays.

Whoever it was in NASA that got that into the contract deserves a promotion
Let me guess, it’s a message for the “enemies” that we have some cool aliens technology so better not to mess with us!!
At least be creating..
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bon_Secours_Mother_and_Baby_...
Good point. Severe stress and depression can cause a number of symptoms normally presented by ADHD, OCD, etc. While I was young my severe depression and stress came from living in an abusive household under an ex-boxer Catholic deacon and his narcissistic, control-freak wife.

Always told myself things would get better once I got out of the situation; instead I found out the worst symptoms of my mental disorders were simply being masked by external factors.

I recently broke down for an entire day after a judgemental encounter with someone, and learned about Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria, that I have had it for my entire life and that almost all ADHD sufferers experience it at least once. Just learning about it really helped change my perspective and gave me a way to move forward.

Having had multiple run-ins with narcissists over the years, including my mom, I've had a habit of letting myself get harmed and being trapped by guilt or some misplaced loyalty. Now I know the (at least in part) the source of this habit and can change it.

https://www.additudemag.com/rejection-sensitive-dysphoria-an...
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The of in Cup of water act as a normal genitive. It communicates that the cup relates to water and the only reasonable relation between a cup and an edible liquid is that the cup contains the liquid
This seems quite good, if reviewers don’t reject the app on the basis that not enough of it is native. We’ve gotten push back from Apple for all sort of minutiae.

Thanks for the tip tho :)
Where are you getting these numbers from? I was under the impression that people can and do work as professional extras. And then there's voice work too. And to be honest if any roles in TV/movies/Ads are going to get AI'ed it's them.
Yeah. A rebrand should accompany new features. This is doing the easy part first in the laziest way possible.
What if god is real (or gods, or whatever)?

That's what this all boils down to. It's the exact same line of logic.

Sure there could be an omnipotent all powerful being that just chooses to stay hidden from us for no provable, observable, or obvious reason. It's just impossible to prove or disprove.

What if they don't need to accelerate? Neat, it's STILL a shit ton of energy. What if they can teleport? Neat, it's STILL a shitton of energy. What if they can hop dimensions or bend the universe? Neat, it's STILL a shit ton of energy.

What if it's not a shit ton of energy? Fuck it why not, how did they find us? They have tech for that? Fuck it why not, why aren't they showing themselves beyond these extremely rare sightings? They have a reason for that. Fuck it why not, why would every government hide these? Tech or war or something. Fuck it why not, why hasn't SETI or one of the thousand other independent science observatories or detectors not picked up any of this or reported on it?.....

and on and on and on.

So i can't prove that tomorrow the Sun God Ra won't descend from the heavens and sit atop the pyramids as if it was his throne and rule from on high, but I damn sure don't have any evidence that's why the sun is moving across the sky.
You should stop carrying the water for child abusers.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36882634
I can answer this. I’ve found myself gliding further left on some issues, while also distancing myself from other issues that the Democratic Party finds itself championing. Generally, I would probably most closely align with Bernie Sanders’s ideology.

For me, moving right does not mean I would ever vote republican. They’re not a party of anything in particular other than obstructionism, identity politics, and institutional self-destruction for the enrichment of a very small (<0.1%) group of Americans and corporations.

That said, some things I trend more “right” than I used to, as a consequence of living in San Francisco:

- Highly addictive drug use should not be a free for all, it should be aggressively curtailed. This doesn’t need to be punitively, but I don’t think institutionalizing and forced rehab is strictly wrong. I also have no problem with increased taxes funding this.

- Homelessness is not a right. Common space in cities is not a place for us to let the lowest of society collect and inhabit.

- Crime should be punished, and organized crime/gangs should be aggressively snuffed out. This almost sounds like an absurd statement to make, but SF/Oakland DA’s have taken the stance that prosecuting crime is inherently racist, and essentially opt to release criminals rather than charge them.

- Race based affirmative action/reparations/benefits should not exist. These are great ideas on paper, but they are radicalizing to other systemically oppressed groups (e.g. poor white people end up pissed off and alienated, and align with the Republican Party, despite it being completely opposed to their own interests)

For anyone reading, this is just some personal takes in response to the question. I’m not looking to have a political debate on here.
But isn't this a win situation for Google to a certain extent? Since it uses up the budget of the advertiser much faster. And the accuracy of filtering new revenue coming from ads as a company is already fairly limited in general. But maybe there are multiple reasons that Google really only wants to serve real humans to the ads of its clients.
Hire some Product Managers. EOM.
The Hrim-2 missile (hrim/hrom/grom is Slavic for thunder) may be precisely that.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hrim-2
https://apnews.com/article/church-sex-abuse-john-paul-poland...
Another bit of context: OSM mappers were quite discontent with edits of many of Overture members. Be it low-paid contractors or bulk importing stuff that AI derived from satellite imagery.
This is supposed to read:

I'm quite aware of your advice regarding using `*` against tables. However, I'm talking about using `*` against subqueries and CTEs where the pieces of the table have already been extracted.

I was unable to edit this earlier due to HN being unavailable after I realized the formatter mangled it.
It is technically possible, of course, though I vaguely recall iOS App Store guidelines saying not to just wrap an existing website in a webview. On the flip side, PWA support in Safari has been gradually improving with better support for web manifests and web notifications, for example.
And that is because we as a society have placed such a high value on the cost of a human life.
If you buy a car and the airbags randomly deploy, would you consider it reasonable for the manufacturer to respond "oh, yeah, that'll happen if you drive it on roads rougher than polished stainless steel. You should only be driving on polished roadways"?