skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
One could argue that Biden is not really left at all, and a true leftist like Sanders or Warren would have gone to the billionaires' pockets to fund all kinds of progressive policies. But since Biden won, it's up to all Americans except for the billionaires to pay.
Ottoman Janissaries
A parent's primer to computer slang (2005)
I think that if you are in a position where you are hosting your own infrastructure in a data center these wouldn't be difficult issues to address and are the bare minimum in running that type of operation. You can front any website with a load balancer that proxies the connection to a IPv4 only back end and the major web server software such as Apache and Nginx supports v6 natively.

If you aren't hosting the infrastructure yourself then you are limited in what you can support but you wouldn't be worried about peering, brokers, or up/downstream providers since thats what you would be paying the hosting provider for.
This is an old question in economics, but undoubtedly relevant now:

"Is this new technology change different or similar to other technology changes?"

In other technology changes, there are hundreds of jobs that disappear, but hundreds that appears...and, as far as I know, we haven't observed an increase in joblessness in the last, say 30-50 years. We went through the industrial revolution, the invention of personal computers and a big etc and it didn't happen.

Is this one different? I don't have an answer, but I don't think the answer is obvious.
TPU pod is not sold by google, edge tpu is different
My stab was more at people who ain’t anthropologists and just take whatever they can fit into their fantasies.

I’m not so sure about not valuing women work though. Home goods and arts (fairytales, singing etc) etc were valued for a loooong time. And virtually all IE cultures looove nice items. Heirloom traditions and alll that jazz. I’d argue only industrial revolution changed that. Although more war-oriented man-first cultures popped up all the time. It looks like ultimately they’d conquer Gimbutienė’s Old Europe. But maternal tradition would survive to big extent. Raiding warriors ain’t raising kids. And they have damn hard time controlling how women back home raise the next generation. It’s on women to form and propagate the culture.

Well, till recent era. When women are out there raiding the job market and men spend unbelievable amount of time with their offsprings. On the other hand, women have upper hand in public education system which is #1 by time spent with the next generation.
vscode is the bitcoin of editors
I don't think I made that claim? But feel free to quote me if you think I did.

My claim is that we all depend on each other and that if you dropped a gifted person in the woods and isolated them they wouldn't achieve much useful. They might not even survive. It's this interdependencey that gets ignored when we idolize one of the societal roles too much. People smart at math are important. But so are the people who give them the free time to do that by building highways, serving them food, or making the computer they use. In a market economy those folks are valued less and I'm not here to debate economic systems and the morality of that. Just that if we do not make an initial investment in those folks, the gifted folks won't have as much time to make their contributions to society. So there is actually an important balance to seek when trying to optimize for the greatest benefit to society. Also keep in mind that societies have executed the elite when things get too unbalanced.

I already mentioned in another comment that the ideal would be that everyone gets the education investment that challenges them to learn as much as they can. Since we aren't there yet I don't think it's unfair to give an average and basic education and to let parents of gifted children take on some of the educational responsibilities. The state can only do so much.

As far as your question about the single dollar spent on the non-gifted kid but not spent on the gifted kid, I'm not aware of that happening. Don't all children in the same area have access to the same public education?

As far as metrics or sources, no I don't have any. My argument is mostly persuasive, but I hope based on basic things we can all observe or repeated chapters from human history. However that doesn't exclude me from curiously asking for sources for claims from others. Sources are an opportunity for me to learn more than fits in an HN comment.
Not directly related but does some c/c++ compiler implement a combination of flags that create a sort "c with templates" version of C ?
I've been a REST API developer for a few years now. For whatever reason, I've never bothered dipping my toes in the RPC realm. This article resonated with me. Looks like I'll be building an RPC API in the near future.
There is some absolutely incredible Emo/Screamo adjacent music being made right now. In particular, the screamo genre has turned into something very special. If you like screamo or black metal, check out Ostraca. Some of the most interesting new music I've heard in the last few years.
The US government coming in and forcibly taking control of a Toyota auto assembly plant located on US soil won't do anything to move it 320 miles down 65 from Huntsville, Alabama to the (gulf) coast. I'm no shipbuilder, but I get the impression that shipyards are typically near the ocean.
The best thing that most younger people in the Bay Area can do to improve their quality of life is to move somewhere else. Decades of bad government and an influx of grifters have eroded the advantages it once had. You might take a temporary income hit by leaving but most regular workers will end up better off in the long run.

We can argue about what should be done to improve the situation in the Bay Area, but realistically any major changes will take decades to work through the political process. That's going to be too slow to matter for any younger people who are trying to build a decent life right now.

As for dating, the skewed gender ratio in "Man Jose" also makes things difficult in a way that transcends economics.
If nobody sees the sky falling, it doesn't fall.
Need we fear a war of bullets with China? Is this not merely another diabolical plot to kill the remaining Boomers (the last American generation who know how to shoot guns and save money) by engaging them in a war of attrition with China's analogous elderly population?
Ask HN: How to start working with Brain Computer Interfacing
Hi, I want to start working with BCI devices, do you know of any good BCI devices which have proper documentation and are in budget? Also does the device you mentioned support compilation of the signal using a library? Also any Books or courses to start with BCI?
I'm not sure what you're even saying. 5/27 states sit outside of ERM2 and are allowed to not progress towards adopting the Euro.
Same for me with Dir vs FileUtils.ls

The globbing support dir has is wonderful
So the cloud TPUs are more powerful...? Or what are you saying?
> I'm pretty sure I'm headed for the latter.

and what is your playbook for this given job market is not good.
Yup, that's pretty much it. Followed by the next sentence:

> “If he contacts me asking for removal, I'll remove this.” Lykon said.

... as if Greg hadn't taken a clear stance.
Email servers cannot use gethostbyname anyway; they never would have been affected by this issue.
No, we don't yet. Lots of developer folks want to try different models, we want to provide simple to use, but deep assistance. Kind of unsure what to focus on given our limited resources.
Or at least show us how long the sky's been up currently? I have no idea if this page is 2 days or 2 years old, and I'm too lazy to check archive.org.
Stockholm wasn't exactly built last year either.
No, is not :-). With that approach the "-e" gets eaten, producing:

rsync -av --no-perms --links "ssh -i id_rsa" . backup@redstar.local:

But, you can re-insert it in the if with:

$(if [[ "${VALID_SSH}" == "yes" ]]; then echo -e "\055e ${REMOTE_SHELL}"; fi) \

and removing the "-e" from the REMOTE_SHELL var. Then... Same error as before!
This point of view is simply not true. The return on labour was massively much higher for previous generations outside of the US as well, including in countries bombed into dust.

Educate yourself on history, there is a world outside the United States. There are struggles that have nothing to do with race relations in the United States.
It's really about the number of young men of the age to be conscripted.
No I want some executive to come out, buy me a nice meal, and explain why they fucked up and how they're going to make it right.
Traumatic Brain Injury. I can’t remember yesterday.

Would be hella nice to connect all the scattered lines of thoughts in various notes on a variety of platforms.
Not if it pays enough. If I could make $1mm/year holding up a slow/stop sign, I'd just walk on to that team.
5/27 states are not attempting to meet convergence criteria (ERM2); there is no mechanism to force states to join ERM2.
Well, to be fair, libraries and SDKs do have APIs, it's what you mainly interact with when you use them, the defined interface that you programmatically use in your application.
Yeah, it’s a silly branding thing.

One TPU (not even a pod, just a regular old TPUv2) has 96 CPU cores with 1.4TB of RAM, and that’s not even counting their hardware acceleration. I’d love to buy one.
> it's time for a massive rapid change, without the period of suffering this time

I massively agree, though I will make the mistake of staying for money again. Whenever I see I can work 3 years at A for every 1 year at B, I can't stomach the loss.
This is a very good example of what an emo person would post
I've done it. I've got a little loud speaker that plays a soft awooga sound when I press a button, but it would be nice to have a factory option, or even a standard
Also interesting that I quite like it, especially the app centric model. I get annoyed at Windows behaving differently.
A FreePascal parser written in C++
To quote Steve Gibson: "What could possibly go wrong?"
Smart people missing the forest for the trees. Nothing new, but still disappointing.
Well, it was broken for me: Yesterday I used some hotel wifi and realized they didn't have an IPv4 address[0], so I could only access the IPv6 internet. Guess which site I tried to open first…

[0]: Yes, you might say this is on them but I've seen public wifis without IPv4 a number of times now.
Several dozen? Are you Solid Snake?
Spanish dubs are consistently the worse you can ever hear. Latin dubs are amazing sometimes even better than the original.
Stream Back-Pressure and Cancellation
When adults can't be responsible for themselves they need to be managed.

When adults can be responsible they need more than one other adult to address issues and challenges with. To learn from and to teach to.

Management is a industrial and corporate construct. Its put in place to force labour intense industries to tell others what they need to do. Tell is often a monologue.

There is indeed need for adults to be around other adults with a sane understanding of responsibility. That's not management though.

Management is often a bleak blank cover to compensate for what I would call being professional.

Most often management does not work because the construct is that one (the manager) gets to rule more than the other, even though the manager might be completely wrong.

Some management must be in place otherwise things will stagnate.

Most management is a big fucking joke being mostly about looking good upwards. Politics.

More wine...
This feels like too little too late to stop what I think will actually solve the issue for retailers, charge more for credit card transactions. Every since businesses have been able to charge more for credit cards (as opposed to having to instead offer a cash discount) I've been slowly running into more and more local businesses that slap on a 2% - 3% for credit cards. So now I need that reward from my credit card to just break even on the transaction.
Fascinating. I had no idea people are still working on this sweetly optimistic project, like the architects writing a catalog of data taxonomies but for the unfenced territory of humanities knowledge. Sort of a modern Principia Mathematica with the Gödel of GPT4 waiting to blow it away.

Still 42 for Douglas Adams manually assigned token is a nice touch.
AI Unlocks First Behavioral Analysis in Finance: New Market Insights Unveiled
A new era in financial analytics is dawning with the introduction of a groundbreaking Behavioral Analysis Model from a pioneering start-up. This innovative model focuses on detecting and interpreting micro-facial expressions and vocal patterns of executives during significant financial events such as earnings calls and FOMC meetings. This revolutionary approach extends beyond the traditional financial metrics, infusing behavioral analysis into market analytics.

The application of OpenAI's advanced language model, GPT-4, further enhances this model. This AI tool conducts a thorough sentiment analysis of earnings call transcripts, extracting sentiment line by line to generate an overall event sentiment score. This provides a comprehensive understanding of a company's financial perspective in real-time.

Additionally, the platform continuously scores news articles about the company using the GPT-4 AI model. A time-decay factor is incorporated to account for the decreasing impact of news over time, resulting in a sentiment score that reflects the most current market sentiment.

What sets this approach apart is the fusion of these analytical components into a composite score. The platform amalgamates the findings from the behavioral analysis, sentiment scores from earnings call transcripts, and the time-weighted news scores to provide a dynamic, continuously updated company score.

The combination of cutting-edge behavioral analysis and AI-powered sentiment analysis has ushered in a new paradigm in financial analytics. By providing a multi-dimensional, real-time perspective on companies' standings, this innovative approach promises to revolutionize the landscape of financial market analysis.
!!!!!! fixing this. For the moment, evan at roomservice dot dev
> why does it need a coin?

Otherwise it wouldn't Make Money Fast.

This came up a few weeks ago on HN, with someone from a small country writing that they quit a crypto startup because they realized it was a scam. The startup was starting up an exchange, which doesn't really need a "coin". But they had to have one, so they could play games with the financial structure and Make Money Fast.

This is why there are very few real DeFi crypto exchanges. A trustless exchange, where the exchange never has custody of the money, is the way a crypto exchange ought to work. The exchange is then just a matching service - people put limit orders on a blockchain, the exchange finds ones that match, and tells both parties "go". Like the NYSE, which never owns a stock.

But there's no Make Money Fast in that. It's getting your hands on the customer assets that pays off.
The article is straight lying about judges, though. They're cherry-picking ones (which they know, so they specifically claim otherwise without then explaining how they're not) that they can use as left-wing bogeymen.

> Based the article, the usage of these kritiks seems to sometimes be quite damaging to productive debate

There is a very valid discussion that the community itself is having about K-Aff *solvency thresholds*, but that is not what this bad-faith author is talking about.

I live in the Bay Area, and no one in even the hyper-liberal debate circuits here would blank and eye, much less automatically vote against you, if you ran Cap-good.

Most people outside of the debate community are probably unaware of the specific round that sparked off all these right-wing "debate is indoctrinating kids with leftist ideas!" articles, but this reaction is hilariously proving the point of many Critical arguments.
I agree with Jon Blow, and Techlead has also interesting take on software development as a whole...

multiple forces at effect. investment drying up, the strong assumption AI will replace coders in couple of years, nobody giving a damn about apps because everything interesting is on tiktok / instagram and other social platforms.

the current big thing is content and clout and even that will be replaced by AI in no time. nobody knows what comes after that, star trek or terminator, take your guess...
Check whether your code gets called by writing a main that doesn’t use any traps but just loops clearing the screen, fills it with black, clears it, etc.

If it doesn’t get called, disassemble the startup code. It can’t be long.

I would use a version of ResEdit that has a built-in disassembler (advantage: you won’t have to run that on a 512k Mac, but can use a beefier one or an emulator)

You also may want to use the earliest version of CodeWarrior you can find, as support for System 6 may have stopped at some time.
A very interesting text, and the pop-up hovering it, hiding the text, shows that indeed there is a fundamental flaw in our system.
Don’t Forget Intuition: The art of doing science
Theory of mind (empathy) is what makes humans human. It enabled our comparatively larger social groups to function at all. More important than opposable thumbs, vocal cords / language, walking upright, and fire.

(IMHO; believe but cannot prove; blah, blah, blah.)
One of my reasons: as an engineer you maintain much stronger "makes things done" skills, and have much better opportunity to build side business with high pay reward: it could be android/macos/windows app/saas you sell, or mvp which will attract investments.
Seven deadly sins of introductory programming language design (1996) [pdf]
Yes, I'm French too and when I was on holiday in Thailand, in a mall I noticed that there were people in wheelchairs shopping, my first thought: in France they wouldn't be able to be here because the accomodations are so bad..

It's not 100% true and it's improving but very, very slowly..
The US is fantastic and someday maybe China, Russia and others will be also. All have their pros and cons.

Mostly this is just the usual sports talk: "Mine is bigger than yours!", etc.
Maybe, so it kind of sucks to be the business that reduced hours (=revenue) during COVID and used the PPP loan to keep paying full time employees while they're working part time. Being an essential business, we didn't close. Now that things are back, it's hard to find employees, even with increased wages.
It's true that overly large interfaces can lead to increased coupling and decreased maintainability, and I appreciate the practical examples and tips shared to keep interfaces focused and robust.
It's because US streets are designed much wider than equivalent European streets. US design standards have wider LOS than Europe so they design for faster vehicle travel and higher throughput, which puts pressure on slower modes. This comes at a financial costs (better pavement, wider roads) but the US gladly pays a fortune for roads.
And since we’re talking about Debian, stability with stagnation.
You can also map or redirect the objects to database views
> You already have those things.

That depends. Many people, especially those who live in cities, do not have the square footage in their home for a home office, or even a desk.

When you think about it, having a dedicated office building is likely to be a more efficient use of space than everyone dedicating a portion of their home to office space.

I wouldn't give up WFH, but let's not pretend it doesn't add costs to the employee. Sure, it can also remove costs, but the result isn't always a net positive.
I mean this in the warmest possible way: this is maybe something to bring up to a therapist.
Are you trying to say that for every point P there exists a neighborhood U around it for which the each transformed point T(P) is contained in the neighborhood T(U)?
The only reason I can imagine for this behaviour is that the compiler/standard writers did not want it.

Maybe C just shouldn't include generics. Especially not as part of the macro layer.
No, there's no need to use `setfacl` over `chown/chmod` in the author's example.

The reason that the author uses umask 077 and ACLs is, I think, just a mindset. By using 077, the file is restricted to only the owner, and the sysadmin does not need to think about group memberships. By extending read access using an ACL, this theme is continued; additional usernames will be appended as ACLs, but no group set of usernames needs to exist.

A file named "alfred" would, presumably, only ever needed to be read by root and alfred, but that's just the narrow case for the author's scheme.
Dandelions are considered weeds in a botanical sense because they are non-native invasive plants in the United States. Same with clovers, crabgrasses, dallisgrass, and many other common lawn plants.
He’s doing this as a result of that. A person like Musk doesn’t like hearing “no”. Their response is always “well what are you gonna do to stop me?”
My company thought it would be cute to have us return to cubicles instead of our old offices. It's terrible, now I have nowhere good to work at home or in the office. I suppose my poor performance was part of their calculations of value.
Just use C++ with just templates?
You can usually only get a few h100s at a time unless you're committed to reserved instances (for a longer time period)
China + Russian are also a great combination but have higher barriers (tougher climate, more variegated cultures and languages, separate political system, etc.)than USA.
I thought Screamo turned into DubStep which I think we can all agree was a terrible move.
The reason LA doesn't have bike lanes is that LA City Councilmembers have fought back bike lanes for years. It's zero sum thinking. The Councilmembers think that making driving worse for cyclists hurts the dominant mode so hurts the most people, even though many of the arterials in LA just cannot be expanded because of existing businesses, homes, and ROWs.
I didn't realize there was another version of this. I will look at both and get my own personal comparison
> But is it realistic for all families everywhere to be able to support themselves with just a single worker?

Yes, because a single worker today is maybe fifty or a hundred times more productive than a worker in the past, thanks to modern equipment.
fwiw, https://roomservice.dev/ is currently a 404
I don't believe so, no. I think it's an artifact of docker being engineered to run on Linux and taking the "easy" option of running a VM.

I have no affiliation with OrbStack, but am a happy user. Orbstack is an example of what docker for mac should be. It's fast, lightweight, and it works.
It wasn't a snarky comment, MVP was being used as an idiom meaning "the most important thing" which is a very common usage. I can understand your frustration with not understanding some idioms but they aren't going away, people like to express themselves creatively.
Not really! It’s just weird that every places I’ve worked at basically invents it from first principles rather knowing about it.
Yeah I wouldn't say it failed its just that there wasn't a financial motive to move towards IPv6. As more networked devices and the device data itself becomes important moving to IPv6 will follow. Residential ISP's and some cloud providers are the biggest hold-up as most mobile carriers already dual stack and Tier 1 transit providers have had IPv6 for at least a decade or more.
All the transmissibility of herpes with the damage of HIV.

Of course, of course.

Totally safe of course. Zero chance of lab escape. I do hear there are wet markets nearby though…..
Guilty as accused :)

That's from Urban Dictionary:

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=emo&page=3