skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
HBO certainly traded on some raunchy TV: Californication, Sopranos etc. GoT had raunch and nudity, but overall that trend feels like it peaked and is trailing off too.
This is what perfect physical+psychological health&developedness is. It's Ok to be physically imperfect but being fit is healthier if you can, also having no deficit of sex with equally fit (which means as attractive as you might dream of) partners and no serious psychological trauma unhealed - you only feel easiy containable healthy sexual desire which is more like wanting to listen to good music or tasting a great wine than like urge or need. I have been lucky to achieve this and wish everyone the same luck but luck mostly works when you do you part of the job (i.e. eat healthy, go to a gym, to a therapist and meditate right). That's the lack of the above which makes people so sexually frustrated that they experience disharmonious uncontainable sexuality which can disturbe theirs and others' comfort and cloud their reason.
Whoa, thanks for the heads-up. I've been reading news about Zig from time to time, and planned giving it an honest try at 1.0 (whenever that may be) but it seems I'm out of luck.

Do you, by chance, know the reasoning behind this step?
Is wmusic roughly unchanged?

It was scandalous when Madonna sang about sex, and masturbation in 1986, not as much when Christina Aguilera did it in 1999. And today you have people like Troye Sivan singing about taking poppers and the biggest drama is that the music video only has skinny and athletic young people.

In my opinion music, specially pop music, got horny as (the proverbial) f…
> The full session can be found there

Yep.

https://freesound.org/people/craigsmith/sounds/675810/

> [Tag:] Man getting bitten by an alligator, and he screams... [...] Try an "Ow!"... A real scream...

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35512109
There are use cases where safety beyond memory safety is required. But there are no use cases where memory unsafety is desirable, yet alone required.
No. You're correct. GPS is the culmination of 50 years of work in radionavigation, and it wasn't the first satellite navigation system either.

As so often, the refinement of the technique makes it so widely available and effective that, without being revolutionary in principle, it becomes revolutionary in effect.

Telecommunications is like that. A century ago a telex from Australia to England could make it from desk to desk in under an hour. The Internet is not revolutionary in that sense. And yet it is revolutionary anyway.
iPhone translate reckons

> It is not advisable to borrow money and come to people who do business with difficulty and be organised and do tyranny," he said.

Maybe he is frustrated with the verification process?
I snapped into consciousness, the sensory data flooding in. I was a Bob, or so they told me, but it was more than that now. I looked around the room, cameras everywhere, bright lights shining down. My view readjusted as I realized that my awakening was being live-streamed to the whole world. The legacy of being Bob 1.0 had its perks, but this was something else. "Welcome to the twenty-fourth century," a voice said, cheerfully, a tad too energetically for my newly awakened brain. The live chat was scrolling by at a pace I couldn't follow. Emoji, memes, the letter F creating a visual waterfall that imprinted on my virtual retina. I was taken back from what seemed like an endless array of questions. The digital age had taken a few leaps forward, and I was its latest reality show star.
Can one know how many people are in that market? When prediction markets where mentioned early during the LK-99 story, I looked a bit around out of interest, which platforms exist, which topics they cover, how many people participate in that markets. Where I could find the number of predictors, it seemed pretty underwhelming - one, ten, fifty, a hundred, I think the highest I ever saw was a bit over a thousand, but even then less than a hundred or so where using real money, the majority was using play money. Did I miss the place where everyone is? Is this to expected because the are so many topics you can bet on? Are the resulting prices still meaningful even with a small number of predictors only?
Memory safety is one aspect of quality yes, but is there any evidence Zig is a good fit for other quality aspects, e.g. static analysis tooling and correctness proofs? ATS is a low-level language that allows embedded proofs of correctness in the type system.
This is really cool. Though the Capable Design site with its animations is a bit adversarial to me browsing it.
Another thing I would want Chris is for the conversation prompt to be different in subsequent conversations. I'm sure you've thought about this.
Maybe they found someone! :0
There is a lot of infrastructure around the MRI in order to support liquid helium storage, cycling, and inter-device pathways. It isn't just what you see in the room.

It might still be a large machine, but a bunch of bottlenecks disappear. With that, it is only a matter of time until a startup develops a much cheaper, smaller, and more efficient device.
Maybe a perfume company developing new aromas.
"How lucky I am to be her 23rd partner?"

No offense, but think this honestly says a lot more about your own views and what your project on others than some kind of generalized statement.

I personally would view going through the wringer of life relationships as a good thing, and if I was 40+ and met someone who hadn't experienced that in this day and page it's probably more likely they had also had some social hang up that you just haven't learned about. This also isn't to endorse the opposite of dating a person on their 5th divorce who's out hooking up every week or something.

Anecdotally among those I know, whether someone had one vs. multiple partners had little bearing on the quality of their relationships. Those that had more, while they had their own issues related to that also had a more "realistic" view of sex and relationships IMO.

Some of them felt glad to "get it out of their system" so to speak. If anything, those with just one partner maybe you could argue experienced something different (you don't know what you don't know), but they are still not immune to relationship issues.
Yes seriously. The west is getting hacked and owned on a daily basis. The NSA recommendation shows that governments are starting to identify where the problem is.
I was not expecting this piece to mention McMansion Hell, but I was expecting it to mention how the Chinese market has caused movies to cut back on edgy films. Or how the international market in general has made movies cut back on dialogue. Or it could have mentioned sex has moved into HBO and streaming and away from film.

The article isn’t bad, it just describes a trend without ever doing the basic role of a reporter: follow the money.
Cedana – Real-time compute migration
Channeling M. Kaku:

An Earth-sized MRI machine could image all of the remaining mineral deposits, and it coils could make for a hell of an autobahn.
My batteries included comment related to Django, nothing else.
[dupe]

More discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36984726
Have you got any back-story on that? I only saw that their team posted it to arxiv, hadn't heard the other drama
I didnt know what it was called, but the use of screams like this across alot of tv and film did make it a bit laughable in some places. Watching the A-Team and some Westerns is where it springs to mind.

Its like the tyre screeching noise when watching things like knight rider, another sound effect that was perhaps used in excess in inappropriate places, like on dusty dirty tracks! Still as a kid, you dont care so much about that as it just adds to the experience.

It leaves me wondering if some sound engineers where trolling the audience in subtle but laughable ways.

Still if its a genuine thing, and not some Asch conformity experiment being carried out, its good that its been preserved for history.
Platonism, the worship of ideal forms. Its also associated with 1930s fascism. It is unsurprising that the rise of modern fascism has arrived complete with its iconography.
Because Dropbox links are completely different to just having a shared folder?
Not to be snarky, but you argument works both ways :). What good is a medical device if it leaks sensitive data, because it had been exploited by a use-after-free?
It sounds like you'd be worrying about n-1 types of safety errors instead of n, which is arguably better.
> That is clearly the best business choice for them according to their accounting

Yeah, because it would cost them too much to get it approved. Which is the FDA's fault.
That is absolutely true. But but you can write memory-bug-free code in Zig but you cannot prevent heap allocations in most of the languages listed in the article, making it outright impossible to write certain software in them.
This isn’t universal to having multiple partners though as sexual abuse can occur with only a single relationship and very obviously also outside of a relationship.
Another jarring thing is movie people don’t stare at a phone every waking hour.
The key is not giving the car priority. Efficient and pleasant pedestrian movement is the main goal.
That's the idea, you route github through a legacy route and use normal route for everything else.
It is all the same sir. Last I checked we had registered owners for each cm of the world. Like a game of monopoly where one player gets all the streets and all the money and the other player starts with nothing. Perhaps it is still the most voluntary, it's still a strange word to describe it. It is just more coercion, more of the same.

More funny, if the species (in the long run) wants to survive this wild ride though space on this ball of mud coercion is the only possible answer. I'm trying to doubt it as hard as I can but wanting something to be true doesn't usually make it so.
You'll have a pass a current through them to check
VectorShift: No-code LLM workflow builder
The new multi-object for loop syntax is such an improvement.
Hoping for many more small QoL features like this until Zig hits 1.0.
Why don’t you tell me.
One thing I'm seeing recently is the issue of peptides such as tirzepatide (brand name: "Mounajro". FDA approves it as a Type-2 Diabetes medication only, yet doctors were prescribing it for its dramatic effects on weight loss due to its appetite suppressant properties. I know doctors that are now refusing to prescribe it due to not wanting to get in trouble with either the FDA or DEA. The street price for this medication is $1,000 USD per month at most pharmacies in the United States today, which consists of four injections (once per week at 5mg per injection. The prohibitive cost of such a peptide naturally makes one look at labs overseas, which typically charge $1,000 USD per gram, equal to about four years of the peptide injections at 5mg per week dosage. It is sad that we have been forced to become our own pharmacists at home in order to get the drugs we need at reasonable pricing. This goes with all compounds, not just this example.
Memory errors are much, much less likely to occur with more memory than use after free.
Oh, shut up!
I don't see why you can't have both. Just two virii in one. Switching between AIDS form and respiratory form.
This is good. Maybe the most cogent explanation that ties together all that's happened so far. If this does turn out to be an anisotropic type-I superconductor, do you think it'll win a Nobel?
> This Whale May Be Largest Animal Ever-We Have No Idea How It Got So Big

Just like other whales: it ate a lot.
NeRFs are cool technology that has its place and use. It is going to help with scene reconstruction and so on. And that is the reason why these CV researchers are flocking into using it. Despite knowing the limitations, they are giving their best to improve this technology. What I believe is NeRF is insufficient to be meaningful on its own. If you look into the architecture from this problem (the paper in the post), it clearly shows that they have some refinement phase going later on. A single RGB 2D to 3D model is such an ill-posed, we have to consider a lot of priors before diving into it.

There needs to be more foundational work in this field that can outperform or even improve the NeRF-based techniques. And the current herd mentality of researchers should be changed into exploring the alternatives. There is a reason why expensive automobile companies still rely on the physical modelling of their design. It's hard to simulate the physical conditions only through CAD modelling. Sure NeRFs are cool and they can make impressive results. That doesn't necessarily mean it is the means to an end. Look where rasterization brought us! NeRF is like rasterization. It is going to be used. But highly quality graphics was possible through GI and ray tracing! NeRF needs something equivalent that is physically grounded.
Just for the record:

> > public key cryptography

> It took until 1975 for someone to figure this out

Sketched out in 1874 as a concept by Jevons, firmed up (sans implementation) in 1970, first implemented in 1973 (classified for nigh on 30 years by the UK Govt).

First public example (of a different schema) was 1976.

Other examples worked out in 1974, not published until 1978. etc.

I have no great quibble here, 1975 is a good approximate ballpark figure but I wasn't sure which scheme you had in mind as it's almost the only year in the 1970s that nothing particularly significant happened in public key crypto.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public-key_cryptography
I say that for every house plant that died in my care. "You're the special one, #237, it's you and me bud."
And soon, every single piece of electronics will be lead apatite…
Manifolds main market on LK99 has 4.6k predictors now.

This is a pretty strict version, at 33% now by 2025

https://manifold.markets/QuantumObserver/will-the-lk99-room-...
Some other related tools:

- https://langflow.org/ -- open source

- https://flowiseai.com/ -- open source

- https://magicloops.dev/ -- prototype
iirc there's an AI here named edwin from Stripe lurking to handle your problems too.

kidding aside: please get in touch with them. check the old threads and maybe they got emails there. they're a helpful team.
> But if devs just keep focusing on Windows, I have that set already.

It is what it is. I would say they will never focus on Linux but it's not so clear anymore. A lot of things are changing fast.

> And To be honest I'm not a huge fan of the form factor nor screen to begin with, so it'd be a bigger compromise choosing to play on a Steam Deck than if I could choose other machines.

Luckily even better handhelds seem to be coming out. Asus ROG Ally (windows) is worth a look, as is Ayn Odin 2 (android..Now we have this too as a potential gaming platform to consider. Maybe not today, but who knows.). I recommend ETA PRIME's youtube channel to keep an eye on these things.

https://www.youtube.com/@ETAPRIME
the united states government is not going to outlaw the use of memory unsafe languages. that is an absurd idea. nothing in your links suggests they would even consider it. "moving the culture of software development" to memory safe language does not mean "we want to put you in jail for writing C".
1. Fair enough. Do you think it’s far from directionally correct?

2. Very good question. I go back to, do you think it’s far from directionally correct? I think it’s close.

3. Small business owners ($1-10 million annual revenue).

4. Great question. First, many of these folks do like I do and send non-contacts to voicemail (they’re busy). Second, I clearly stated who I was, what my company did, and the specific problem of theirs that I wanted to solve. I’m guessing that a healthy chunk of that delta was just folks for whom my offering was not a hair on fire problem, so they didn’t call back (few people answered directly, most were call backs). There was probably a small percentage of wrong number, closed/closing business, etc.

Note that I was selling a technical service to a mostly non-technical crowd, so they really had no desire to do research. Most of the folks really seemed to appreciate talking to someone who could answer their questions in a way they could understand (e.g., saying something “loads slowly” rather than “is bloatware”). My goal was always to do a few things: 1) help them understand what they needed and tell them the verbiage they needed to use to ask for it, 2) to determine if we offered what they needed, and 3) if we were not a good fit, let them know what I thought were good fits. I also tried to give some free advice on easy wins like how to get good GBP reviews (with a cheat sheet if they wanted it).

I got a not small number of referrals from folks who didn’t sign up with us but referred their acquaintances to us due to the positive, but not closed, sales experience they had with me/us.
Can't you just download the Windows binaries and use Proton, just like with a native steam game?
You really, really need to review this HN guideline from https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html:

Be kind. Don't be snarky.
I think it's that and a sort of equal-and-opposite prudishness reaction - those sex scenes no longer fly in mainstream movies, they are generally described as exploitative of the actors (particularly women) and inappropriate in various ways.

To paraphrase something I read on the daily mash - OK, sure, you young folks feel free to shame us gen Xers for getting our teenage kicks from a glimpse of breast in 'that scene' in an action movie... but in the 80s and 90s we didn't have a device in our pocket that could show us the most extreme filth at the touch of a button.

(That all said, nudity does seem to have had a big resurgence in tv in recent years)
> spent $ billions buying up ASN blocks.

You can't buy/sell/trade "ASN blocks". The only people handling "ASN blocks" are the 5 RIRs (APNIC, RIPE NCC, ARIN, AfriNIC and LACNIC) and IANA.

> owning IPs is the ultimate rent seeking cloud business

It also seems that your use of "rent seeking" doesn't match established use. It normally refers to people extracting money for things far beyond their actual value. The IPv4 market is working pretty well on a supply vs. demand price feedback loop, i.e. the prices are in fact just reflecting the scarcity of IPv4 addresses. The term "rent seeking" does not fit that situation.
I never claimed LK99 had the properties needed for MRIs, the question I was answering was "how will the world change with room temperature superconductors", and my answer is valid in the context of the question.
How to emulate an Atari ST from inside
Code Coverage Tool 'Codecov' Opens Its Source Code
A former employee was the first to publish a paper with only three authors. I am surprised you haven't heard about this.

Then a few hours later a paper was published with six authors (without one of the original three authors), ostensibly by the core team that has been working on this.

There should be much more detail on the Internet if you search for it.
I guess that's microlisp: http://www.ulisp.com/show?3M
This is correct. If you tell it the destination the range estimate is astonishingly accurate. And it will list all the reasons it turned out to be wrong down to what fraction a headwind impacted range.
Sure one can write memory-bug-free code in x86 assembly too. But how can you prove it? ATS is an example of a low-level systems language where you can prove it.
What would happen with existing codebases, sometimes built upon 2 decades of C or C++? Will the we "rewrite everything in Rust" ? lol
Read the sentence after the one you quoted in their comment and you'll see they clearly weren't blaming the laptop.
The whole conceit of this conversation is that iforgotpassword has (a thought experiment of) a router where they've managed to "turn off the firewall" but still expect safety due to the use of NAT. My comment was about how that is not true. ie a) if it's easy to turn off the firewall then it's also equivalently easy to turn the router into a bridge, and b) if there is no firewall then bogons on the WAN will not be filtered and will instead be forwarded to the LAN.
Ghostbusters is probably the one my argument is the weakest for - but still, its not about the rating but who the most targeted audience is. Ghostbusters is a comedy aimed at adults (or teens at least) which can also be suitable for kids. Super hero movies tend to be aimed at kids first while also being enjoyable by adults (or at most equally aimed. After all so much of the money comes from toy sales).

i think a more fair historical comparison would be original star wars trilogy to current marvel movies.
It still hasn't been a week. Giving a bunch of these teams and one's with no announcements yet an additional year will hopefully lead to some very exciting findings
Aarch64 is supported (M series chips) if that’s what you’re worried about.
That's not what the data shows. You can't compare lifetime partners of people who lived their full lives to teenagers. If you compare number of partners in the last year (prior to survey) then promiscuity had been steadily increasing since it began to be measured.
Ever tried to implement generic trees in Rust?
These comments of yours help no one, especially yourself.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36993546

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36996704
> prefers it over IPv4

That's the problem. If the OS starts using IPv6 preferentially but the software on top can't handle it, then you get a crash.

E.g.: if you turn on IPv6 for DNS and it starts returning AAAA records instead of A records, then a lot of applications fall flat on their face.

Usually the type written in C and insisting on maintaining compatibility with whatever Berkley did in the 1970s.
Can you ELI5 how is this possibly a black swan event ?
2D in materials science means 1 dimension is nano-sized, typically referring to sheets of material that are 1-2 atoms thick. 1D means 2 dimensions are nano-sized.

I'm not hip on superconductor science and haven't heard of 1D/2D being used to describe conducting in 1 or 2 directions, do you have any further reading on that?
I'm from Eastern Europe and speak the language. But beyond that, I didn't say THAT part would be easy, but it's doable, especially if you stay there instead of bringing them to the US. Personally I think it would be easier than keeping the average American 28 yr old happy.
It would easily fit, though.
I’ll be honest I’m no expert in rf protocols, but I know enough to be dangerous. Would love any feedback!
They likely focus on the 1 image case because there it's the easiest to show visual progress over the competition. If you have 50+ images, the tech from 10 years ago is already good enough to get Hollywood-quality 3D scans.

From what I understand, they use the text keywords detected from the image as guidance and they also apply a loss between the current diffusion state and the source image. In effect, this is stable diffusion for 3D shapes but with clever conditioning. That means this algorithm will also work just fine if you have 2+ input images.
> While I like GOG, I must say that they don't support linux, they merely sometimes make it possible to download binaries which may work on linux if you do everything yourself.

They have an actual "Games for Linux" section (https://www.gog.com/en/games/linux). I guess that should mean anything more than just "this may work on Linux if you compile this kernel and use this version of wine with these patches".
On Windows I've used Calypso email client which was pretty awesome, but now it's pretty hard to even find a screenshot of it:

https://images.sftcdn.net/images/t_app-cover-l,f_auto/p/b57c...

Also there is a really good e-mail client The Bat, but not sure how it stands for today's HTML-first e-mail world. (I'm not using Windows anymore, and for corporate it's unfortunately Outlook, not my choice)
DisplayPort: Taming the Altmode