skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you pick your reference current properly this effect should be extremely small. It will have a little bit of effect but nothing that you should normally have to worry about.
I also loved the post. Jason is super quick to respond to feedback or questions btw. After I failed to bring his framework to Excel, I created a interactive web tool here, in case you're interested: https://www.codelantis.com/blog/startup-viability-score
That could happen, but you'd have such a perfect zero across the whole temp range that I think any researcher worth their pay would spot the error.
Setting Up A Massive Telecom Computer
Jam.gg (Formerly Piepacker) (YC S20) Is Hiring
We’re at the stage where we’re scaling our Studio Department as one of our key units. This is an incredible opportunity to join a booming company. Driven by a strong inclusive culture, we welcome self-starting, fast learning, talented people wishing to start and manage unique, and challenging projects where collaboration (internal and external) is everything.

We are looking for a talented Senior Backend Game Developer to join our growing Studio team.

Location: The candidate must be based in Europe within +/- 2 hours of CET time zone.

Start date: As soon as possible

What you will be doing:

As a Senior Back-end Game Developer, you will work as part of a small and autonomous game development team. You will enjoy a creative, challenging and collaborative environment where your ideas will be every bit as valued as your programming expertise.
You will be reporting to an experienced Tech Director who will mainly focus on mentoring you and supporting your growth plan.
You will contribute to the full development life cycle of our new game. You will be involved in all phases: conceptualization, design, development, testing, and release.
You will help other developers to grow their skills by providing support and mentorship.

What we are looking for:

- Significant experience in game development: minimum of 5 years of experience as a developer.
- Expert with Back-end game services like Playfab, EOS, Nakama or others
- Advanced knowledge of Unity and C#
- Knowledge of multi-threading programming
- Knowledge of the constraints of Real Time persistent online games.
- Extensive knowledge of cost limitation and data compression for Online Games.
- Would be a real plus: Knowledge of the Go language and bindings generation, networking, DevOps, or LiveOps experience is a huge plus
- Self-motivation: highly autonomous & working capabilities.
- Communication & Team work: Excellent communication and organization skills, team spirit, proactivity. Active involvement in the game creation process by interacting with the rest of the team. Be able to interact at different stages of an asset production, from conception to implementation and animation. Desire to learn.
- Excellent spoken and written communication skills (English)

Benefits:

- Unlimited holiday leave (minimum 5 weeks).
- Monthly well-being allowance (mental well-being, sports, massage, etc.).
- Home office allowance.
- Fully remote & flexible working hours.
- Equal pay policy.
- Equal maternity, paternity, adoption leave (18 weeks) after 1 year of seniority.
- Maternity/Paternity/ Adoption subsidy of 3k euros after 1 year of seniority.
- Stock option plan.
- Health insurance compensation on a one-to-one basis, depending on geographical location & company's policy.
- Additional benefits depending on the geographical location.

Don't hesitate to send your resume at: hr@jam.gg or to apply on the following link https://jamgg.bamboohr.com/careers/33
Unsurprising and sad. I hope he gets a settlement big enough to teach people to stop going around destroying people for being different.
With one public address you can expose a socks proxy that will provide access to your local network.
C and Javascript are very different languages with similar syntax. Common Lisp and Picolisp are very similar languages/dialects with different syntax/function names. Common Lisp based its syntax on Maclisp so that Maclisp code could run without much alteration on common Lisp systems.
Well, US is the very definition of christian conservatism in talk and action, southern half would be considered bible nuts in western Europe, so movies are made with that optimization in mind
> I think digitizing someone's likeness so that you don't need to hire them again is a different thing entirely. When talking about that in the context of "societal good", replacing an entire segment of jobs that humans can get paid for (so that studios can keep a few bucks) doesn't seem like it increases "societal good", and actually decreases "societal good.

I don't know. We have automated a ton of jobs with technology, and while that makes some rich people richer there is great societal good in it. In fact I think keeping any job that can be automated artificially existing through regulation decreases societal good, in my opinion.

I think pushing for regulation here can actually backfire. A big studio can handle the logistics and costs of hiring extras, while a smaller one may not.
Also Ubik from PKD.
Passports were originally a temporary wartime measure. Not exactly something to celebrate
The flame
Usually websites like this vanish after a month or so...
Maybe ...
Male? Works different in man then in women.
ADHD is also about executive dysfunction, which means I often forget or find it "too hard" (due to insufficient dopamine) to do the behavior I want to make into a habit.
But it's different to everyone, I have inattentive ADHD, you might have a hyperactive ADHD which means you struggle with emotional regulation and impulsivity far more than executive dysfunction and inattentiveness, so different tools work for you.
For WebAssembly, Zig really excels.

It's very memory efficient, everything compiles of the box to WebAssembly (freestanding or wasi), the resulting code is compact and fast, and it can take advantage of the latest WebAssembly extensions (threads, SIMD, ...) without any code changes. If you are using a webassembly-powered cloud service and not using Zig to write your functions, you are wasting money. Seriously.

Unsurprisingly, this is the most popular language to write games running on WebAssembly: https://wasm4.org/blog/jam-2-results/

Beyond the language, Zig is also a toolchain to compile C code to WebAssembly. When targeting WASI, it will seamlessly optimize the C library for size, performance or runtime features. I used it to port OpenSSL, BoringSSL and ffmpeg to WebAssembly. Works well.

Also, Zig can generate WebAssembly libraries that can then be included in other languages that support WebAssembly. Most of my Rust crates for WebAssembly are now actually written in Zig.

It's also supported by Extism, so can be used to easily write safe plugins for applications written in other languages.
More recently in Rails: Sprockets, then Webpack, then Vite.

Migrating a small website from one to the other is trivial.

Migrating a large enough website was for my team a multi-month affair involving hours-long debugging sessions, opening tickets in multiple Github projects and contributing to the projects.

Decoupling different software components is a good thing.
Yes, it's true that you can do arenas in Rust, but they are harder to use in Rust, due to borrow-checking. For example you can't store arena in a struct without lifetime.

So in a language which actively makes your life miserable in the name of safety, you will likely just use Vec<T> because it's easy. Hence, back to the previous point - Vec<T> is slow -> your code is slow and it's not even obvious why because everybody does that so it looks like you're doing it right.
Take as many as you like
The elephant in the room might actually be US-American prudery. But to confirm, we'd have to check if prudery became stronger in the last 20 years and if non-US movies have still the same (or more) amount of sex in it.

But it's actually a well-known meme in the rest of the world that entertainment from the US has no problem depicting violence, but god beware you see the nipple of a woman...

Game of Thrones was extremely unique and "Non-American" for the nudeness and many sex scenes.
> The moment I will be able to compile a program that runs on both Arch and Android

You can! You will need to have a UI wrapper around it on Android but if you compile it in the right way there’s no reason this can’t work (assuming they use the same CPU architecture of course)
Productivity apps miss the mark but I get good value out of Forest on Android, just that slight nudge reminding I just absentmindedly picked up my phone to doom scroll and it's only been 12 seconds since the last time I tried is valuable when the executive function is really bad
"giving it up easily"

Ugh. Some people like casual sex. Some people don't. Neither of these are worse people. And the idea that sex is something that women "give up" to men is weird, gross, misogynistic nonsense.
> might be famous

Willhelm scream is the most famous scream hands down. Last time I heard it was yesterday - in one of the first (maybe the first) cutscenes of Baldur's Gate III.

BTW, in the linked video:

> Hopefully people will continue to distribute them and share them

So where can I get them?
I've heard both express the same sentiments independently and on their own accord.
What's the trampoline for? :D
Wrong. There are leaks saying that the fraud-dumbass himself forced the developers to display the incorrect number because it looks better.
How painful if you had to have 2 friends with the same first name...

Name collision is unavoidable and one of the many wrong battles to fight for, IMO.
I mean your experiences are your experiences. Yes, there are a lot of people in their late 30s who are nice people. The 40 year old virgin can be a great person or a terrible person, the guy or girl fucking everything in sight in their youth can be as well. The girl who slept around in her youth isn't doomed to be a bad mother. I'm not hand waving it away "both sides" or "it depends", but you are making huge sweeping generalizations. Even framing it as "bad" vs "good" person is weird to me in this context.

Anyway, I agree more with your approach than the actual number. Learn whatever lesson you need to learn and fix it. Be honest about it with your new partner. We all adjust our risk to others based on said factors. Obviously, if you have red flags I'm going to either need more assurance or time, and everybody has the ability to say no for whatever reason. If you told me you stopped fucking everything in sight last week and wanted a monogamous relationship now I'd have my doubts. This isn't license to be stupid.
The cloud offloads a lot of maintenance worries, especially hardware related. E.g. no need to worry about replacing failed hard drives. Can local first really compete?
Also, people’s mind simply worsen as they age, and I don’t mean senility only. We are not made for living too long, and the elderly are already the most commonly targeted group for populist propaganda by political parties. Reflexes worsen, the past will become rose-tinted, etc.
I have a cheap laptop that runs Manjaro and Steam. I use it exclusively for gaming at this point. Mostly some older games. But it works great. Most games I have work fine, even though the intel GPU is a bit limiting. I'm considering buying something with more oompf at some point.

It strikes me that with all the progress on getting Linux working on the M1, getting Steam going there should also be doable and I think it already partially works.

But of course Valve could double down on getting proton working on mac os as well. I don't think that there are many fundamental blockers for that beyond the dealing with metal instead of vulkan and intel vs arm. And they could fall back to using e.g. qemu.

It's probably a bit of work but it's also a rich market of people used to spending money on expensive hardware that might be tempted to buy lots of Steam games if it becomes easy enough. And of course they have an insane catalog of older games that aren't that demanding that probably run fine even in an emulator. I bet this would piss Apple off a lot though but I'm not sure they'd be able to do much about it.
At 38, some 25% of women are sterile and almost all have reduced fertility. These days “now” is often too late. See also: exploding IVF rates.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Age_and_female_fertility
The Kagi extension now require my browser history, why?
I've been happily using Kagi, but the Kagi extension now requires my browser history, why?

I don't want to send that to anyone!

I understand that I can simply use the default search anyway, but it annoys me a lot when they're supposedly private (other than searching).
Yes. Ideally, the release notes should have mentioned this in the roadmap section at the end :)
Thanks - how much RAM is required to serve from the index in that case?
Antarctica’s heatwaves are a warning to humanity
> In the US, 0.4% of adults have HIV [1]. With >20 sexual partners the cumulative exposure becomes meaningful. Naively, 20 repetitions of 0.4% gets 7.89% exposure risk.

Nope. The 0.4% is overwhelmingly concentrated in men who have sex with men. It's approximately an order of
magnitude lower in women.

Based on your envelope math, I should have a >90% chance of having HIV, but that's nowhere near the truth (and I don't).
My understanding is no due to US regulations and their stranglehold on the financial system.
Maybe a little off-topic, but something I'm terrified of is being simulated against my will.

I fear AI primarily for this because I see it as an enabling technology for brain simulation, but I also see cryogenic preservation similarly in that it removes the time constraints from the rate of progress - at least from the individual's perspective.

Who knows, some weirdo hyper-libertarian future civilisation could decide to take these "dead" people and simulate them to act as NPCs in their new horror game. The fact there is a non zero chance of being revived into some hellish existence like this makes me terrified of cryogenic preservation.

When I die I want to be sure I'm dead. I want matter in my body to be brought to the highest state of entropy reasonably possible. I understand not wanting to die, but personally when I die I'd prefer to die knowing it will be over.
> Dual-core Arm Cortex M0+ processor, flexible clock running up to 133 MHz

> 264kB of SRAM, and 2MB of on-board flash memory

I wonder if my lisp can run on that... It targets freestanding Linux environments and is able to manage statically allocated memory all by itself. The hash table of system calls alone took up about 200 kB of memory last time I measured it but if I replaced those tables with direct hardware integration...
I think every technology is double edged, from the humble hammer all the way to atomic energy, you can always apply tools for good and for bad.
> Please explain: why does "19-year old beauty" need to "glimmer through" to sustain a relationship when one is "old and annoyed?"

They've been so long they know each other's faults and are willing to live with them. You've been with someone that at every major crossroad of their life. That's not something you get when you start dating in 38th.
Psssft, room temperature, Chuck Norris does it in his sauna.
They should have called it Djunicorn.
That was a mistake and the extension was updated to remove that permission.

Source: their blog posts, and the extension update that doesn't require this permission.

https://kagi.com/changelog

> Note: Our initial release of extension (0.3) had wrong scope of permissions. Thanks to the quick and efficient intervention from our community, this was mitigated. Make sure you are using 0.3.3 version.
Spoilsport.
> No reason for infighting like that if you know it's a hoax.

There was plenty of bitter infighting over credit during the 1989 cold fusion fiasco.

Knowing it's not a hoax does not mean it is true.

As always, only reproduction attempts matter.
We have no plans to drop support for any other distro. I like that open source serves more users and use cases than its creators imagined :) We've moved our development to the Canonical github repos because that's the only way we can continue to set the policy for the project, but we have not lost interest in LXD, nor are we forking it (we're the upstream), nor are we opposed to contributions that enable other distros that we haven't got to.
> Men tend to be more logical

Citation Needed.
This also might explain why sometimes sounds a bit off when I hear it in movies: there are three almost-identical takes at the end!
Yeah, sure. It is still a bummer when people that try actively to underpin the whole world tell you 'fuck you'.

Having 'we support proprietary systems until their makers support it' as a hard rule is unnecessary and harsh. It is a simple rule, but I don't think it is good. Why not choose the supported systems on individual merits, e.g. on usage statistics? I think for example the Linux kernel does that.

edit: I just continued the previous thought. If your reply means that you are open or likely to target deprecated systems in the future, that's much better!
> It's less visible, but at this scale there's a high cost in everyone pausing their research to replicate LK-99. If it turns out to be real that's worth, but if not it could've gone to better use. Think of what we could've done with the time we spent reproducing cold fusion.

This is a (I feel rudimentarily obvious) fallacy of finite time implying there is N researchers working on one thing that must be useful at any given time. The individuals reproducing cold fusion / LK-99 / whichever might not have been spending their energy / time / funding on anything more "guaranteed productive" (nor even on anything at all) otherwise.

Knowledge motivates research. That motivating is not a classsically scarce resource, its multiplicative.
> We publish this report today, because the maximum embargo period of 90 days we
offer has been exceeded. Most of the issues mentioned in this report are
currently not addressed by upstream, as is outlined in more detail below.

> [...]

> 2023-05-04: We privately shared the findings with security@...illa.org,
offering coordinated disclosure according to the openSUSE disclosure policy.

> Until 2023-06-12: There has been a lack of communication by upstream. Relevant
questions about the disclosure process remained unanswered, there was no
formal reply to our report and no wishes have been expressed about how to
continue the coordinated disclosure, or what the next steps would be.

> 2023-06-12: We learned that the embargo over this issue was violated by
upstream via a GitHub PR [3] and, inspired by that, our community packager
followed suit via another GitHub PR [5].

What a complete clusterfuck. It's unbelievable that in 2023, a company of Mozilla's stature appears to have no proper processes in place for handling serious security vulnerabilities even when they are being reported to them (for free!) by cooperative third parties.

This taints the image of the entire product in my view.
Domains also don’t belong to anyone but the registrar. Imagine if registrars just went shopping for names they like.
Once I made myself a marathon of watching James Bond movies, I noticed a particular sound of a gun ricochet, reused multiple times throughout the series. Then I started noticing it in other movies as well.

I also often notice sounds from Heroes of Might and Magic III in movies, probably coming from some sound bank…
I thought the goal here was to end up in a stable long-term relationship? That doesn't work if you break up.
MPAA is still controlled by a vague group of older christian people and the movie ratings reflect that.

Like the fact that a PG-13 movie (IIRC) can get a single "fuck", not two. Just one.

Violence is fine, you just can't show its effects (no blood no matter how much you get beaten, bloody scrapes seem to be A-OK).

Sex and sexuality are absolutely banned in every way.
Wdym? Jamf already fills the macOS enterprise MDM space.
Anyone who makes personal video calls on a personal device in a secure area at a defence contracting site would be very lucky to not be fired.

There are multiple security issues there, all laid out in the conditions of employment.

Settlement here seems unlikely to say the least.
There are eons of differences between different democracies. Russia is also a democracy on paper, yet it is absolutely unfathomable for someone to “shot themselves in the back of the head and jump out the window” in, say, Switzerland, while many political opponents, journalists “committed suicide” that way in Russia.
>an openSUSE community packager wanted to add the Mozilla VPN client [1] to
openSUSE Tumbleweed, which required a review [2] by the SUSE security team,
as it contains a privileged D-Bus service running as root and a Polkit policy.

and this is why I tell everyone who wants to run a rolling release distro to go with Opensuse rather than distros where people just install random packages from community repositories. They are so underrated given the scrutiny they put into their packaging and build process.
Well, technically, Rust is unsafe, unless they remove “unsafe”.

We’re really talking about safety on a continuum, not as a binary switch. Zig has some strong safety features, and some gaps. Well, one notable big gap, UAF. (Perhaps they’ll figure out a way to plug thisin the future? Perhaps by 1.0?)

Actually, safety has multiple axes as well.

> Personally I do not see the point of building an entirely new language and ecosystem that does not fully address this issue

The more safe languages make significant tradeoffs to achieve their level of safety. The promise of zig (I don’t know if it will ultimately achieve this, but it’s plausible, IMO), is “a better C”, including much more safety. For one thing, it has a great C interop/incremental adoption story, which increases the chance it will actually be used to improve existing codebases. The “RIIR” meme is a joke because, of course, there is no feasible way to do so for so many of the useful and widely used vulnerable codebases.
Your quick calc actually seems to show how viable battery locomotives are, not how viable they aren't.

25t of batteries and you save all of the hassle and maintenance of combustion.
The most amazing thing to me about GPS is that it required compensation for relativistic effects to work. It is as far as I know the most direct impact relativity has on our every day life in a way that just sticking to Newton would have led to the project being abandoned or to the discovery of relativity if Einstein had not given it to us on a platter.
I thought it was the marmot scream.

Boy I had too much internet.
It's fraud. There's already internal leaks documenting Teslas fraud perpetrated on the insistence of Elon.
Don't automatically assume the couples who divorce in this age would have been in a happy marriage in the past.

I've been in both ages. As a kid, in a small village, nobody got divorced. Really, it was just not done, the concept was alien to them. We came from the city, my parents were divorced, and I had to explain it as other kids would literally not grok the idea.

There was a lot of pain, abuse and unhappiness in those marriages. Years later something happened in that village and a lot of women claimed their rights: it rained divorces, often very long marriages that fell apart. A lot of these former wives banded together in self-help groups to encourage each other and process their sometimes traumatic marriages.

A divorce itself is never fun I guess, but it isn't automatically a negative and the outcome can be vastly superior to staying together. You may say: but what about all those divorces? I tend to assume those would have been unhappy marriages in the past, at least they have a new chance at life. So yes, what about them? Good they have ended their misery.
Exactly, it is $32 just to have it turned on 24/7 and then you pay additionally. Looked into it as it is the only(?) way to get dedicated IP for Lambda which is a common use case, which also explains why it is so costly. They lure you in free tier and then charge for all the necessities.