skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Windows uses alot of loops to process events at the api level.

Different runtimes can have different threading models, it appears Node.js is running their loops in a cooperative threading model, so they are not spawning "true" threads but pseudo threads, which all run off 1 thread.

It also looks like node.js is a bit like Java in that it has a multi platform backend to run code on a variety of platforms.

Windows as an OS allows both threading models, and the explanations seen in windows literature for event driven processing can be applied with albeit sometimes different terminology to other languages and runtimes.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/winmsg/using...

True threads also allow a few more options, like thread priority and thus more cpu time to complete a task, unlike the 1 thread cooperative threading model, which all run at the fixed rate of the 1 thread.

Because of this, true threads can mask the time to process a large file, if it can detect the file size and automatically give the thread a higher cpu priority to reduce the job time when the thread is started. True threads with faster cpu priority are an attack vector, because a true thread with maximum cpu priority coule read and make changes to a file as its being written out by a thread running at normal priority especially if read write by others is allowed and there is no transactional file locking in operation.

Think of it like a blind brick layer working at a fixed speed, and another faster person is able to change the bricks once they have been laid, or before being picked up by the blind brick layer.

Performance of threads can be controlled by the OS when looking at cpu scheduling a system wide setting which requires reboots.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scheduling_(computing)#Schedul...
Aren't sterile neutrinos dark matter candidates?
You might be confusing "monastery" with "church."

EDIT: damn, I stand corrected!
Pet peeve of mine: whenever that’s possible, avoid writing libraries in one language that references something that has to be compiled in a different language. If you do, do you end up with Perl/CPAN - installing anything becomes a pain. It’s nice to have a quicker XML parser, but it would be real nice if it was a plug-in and there was a slower, but easy install version that required no external things to be compiled.
What are the monthly rents like?
Yep, i would do it 5/7 and having normal food as a ceremony the other two days.

Still, don't forget that chewing is important for your general health
Aglio e Olio - Literally takes 4 ingredients, and (Italians will hate me for this) can be spruced up easily with other stuff available in your pantry, be it chopped up chinese sausages, peppers, olives, shrimp, or leafy greens.

Moroccan Shakshuka - Eggs, Tomatoes, Peppers, Spices - Slowcook and lap up with a nice piece of bread. What's not to like? Again, very easy to spruce up to ensure you don't feel like you're eating the same meal everyday
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How could I possibly have more control over a browser?

I have multiple applications that resolve DNS, I want to configure their resolver in a single location. Maybe I want to run systemd-resolved, maybe I want to run dnsmasq, maybe I want to point to a central dns server on my network

I don’t want my browser independently ignoring my piguard, or ignoring my local dns entries.

Nor do I want to have to configure my browser separately from the majority of my software which obeys my instructions, life is too short.

DNS is a system level resource. I configure it with dhcp, giving me a single location to configure no matter told it’s my phone, desktop, laptop, other laptop, or any other device. All block certain sites for various reasons.

It is my softwares responsibility to listen to my instructions. Sadly it seems more common for browsers to ignore my instructions. Unsurprising when the most common browser is run by an ad company.
From my layman perspective, either cosmologists enjoy lying down in front of buses or the field advances way faster than they could possibly be dying off.
These links are paywalled, "This is a subscriber-only recipe."

For curious folks, the URL says they are one-pan orzo with spinach and feta, and vegetarian mushroom shawarma pitas.
You will miss a lot of sensory sensations with that. You may treat your body as a brain-riding bipedal machine, but it is not a healthy approach.
Nice the first two are my go-to lunch anyway!
Great resource. For stuff in a similar vein, check out the YouSuckAtCooking Youtube channel[1]. Absolutely hilarious, while still being helpful to get better at cooking! :-)

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/@yousuckatcooking
This looks like a pretty new neighborhood. Those get build as mass projects. The entire neighborhood is tendered to a single contractor (usually a consortium of multiple companies).

It gets a common design, with everything made to fit together. They can look pretty monotonous. Some people call them living-factories ("woonfabrieken"). The advantage is that they are high-quality homes and all kinds of services are designed in: there's a space for super markets and a few other shops, a handful of restaurants, doctors and dentists, primary schools and daycares. Everything you need for living with a young family.

Infrastructure, like bridges, are also designed in. The overall plan has had an environmental review. Probably multiple, and also other kinds of reviews. It can take years before such a plan gets approval, but in the end the municipal council usually agrees.

There were probably already some basic bridges designed at those spots. If the municipal council liked the idea, it wouldn't have taken much to get the design changed to this.
A very recent example of how "doing normal things" has been sabotaged in the ChatGPT app is the Ctrl+Shift+C shortcut to open the Dev Console. It now copies the last generated answer.
Not really, quite many monasteries themselves ended up very wealthy. Though they could have acted as proxies by churches. But did not mean they did not hold land what was the wealth back then. And did not have to divide it as inheritance had to.
No I think the upvote and downvote system gives psychotic vibes. The normal disagreement does not exist (outside some niche subs maybe).

I dunno but Slashdot but you can have a voting system if users are not using it to silence those they disagree with. Not showing the score goes a long way of keeping it sane, like HN.
The separate processes are only doing duplicate work if you put a lot of code into header files. In C this isn't a problem - you can put code into source files easily. In C++, the design of templates necessitates putting all your code in header files.

Most "modern" languages are designed around building the whole world and statically linking it into your program. As you say, they don't improve on any of this stuff.
I wonder if the recovery mirrors Caltrain ridership?

Looking at the 2nd graph here, the recovery trajectory looks like at least 7 years:

https://caltrainridership.com/

Or will the AI boom accelerate this?
2 hours? It takes a few minutes to bake most lean meats and eggs. Potatoes aren't too difficult to cut and cook. Same for rice. Many vegetables can be eaten raw. All of it can be done in parallel. Who are you talking about in this, a family of 5 using blunt knives?

Even many confection recipes don't take more than 90 minutes, and those are known to take ages (and aren't in any way 'healthy').
LK-99 and Superconductivity at 400K: A Skeptic’s Optimism
Research Shows Smell Training at Night May Deter Dementia
And I bet both fields are wondering how to be more appealing to women right?
The back-to-office backfire: Companies ending WFH perks lose out on top talent
This is an excellent idea for an Ask HN.
Biggest Chinese mutual funds near limits on Offshore Investment
https://archive.is/YNTnO
Unless we live in orthogonal dimensions, you know that free unlimited energy is never devoted to recycling. Plus, fusion will produce electricity, which needs to be stored in batteries. Or it will be used to produce hydrogen, which in turn will lead to a massive conversion of our mobility and transportation infrastructure, causing massive extracting of materials required for their manufacturing.

> Also the vast majority of people like nature, more energy is directed into cleaning up and preserving nature in the US than every before.

Really? Definitely in an orthogonal dimension then...
Yep, copy/paste issue on desktop is an issue.

It's even worse on mobile where I'll often have to send myself a link (sometimes one step back to how I got there) to deal with it on desktop.
Add canned tuna in spring water (drained) and some cheese ... completely delicious (to me). One off guilty treat (for me), turbo carb fatty meal for others.
wow, accurate, I can explain better, even as I went through all these points, point by point.
Curious what country you are in, given you see a larger language barrier in your own country vs. Europe.

You are very highly compensated even by European standards. Are you certain you can find an engineering position outside the US that pays as well, especially after considering higher costs of living?

Emigration won’t solve any personal problems. I would do it if the opportunity presents itself (well paid job) or if it’s something you want to do anyway for other reasons. But don’t jump ship just because the grass seems greener on the other side.
He didn’t wake up 16 years later to finally realize how Twitter operates. Sure at the very start it’s hard to predict this. But through the years/decade seeing how Twitter do this many times, he should have implemented other options a long time ago.
That guy likes working with rubber tubing.
I don’t eat for sensation though. I don’t crave it or need it. I can happily eat the same thing every day and not care.

For some people that’s insanity, and for others that’s normal.

I just don’t care about food, I see it as a waste of time and effort. The less time spent preparing, eating and cleaning up the better.

I understand that chewing is good for your health, which is why I eat solid food a fair bit, but otherwise I wouldn’t care, honestly.
We don't ship LXD in SLES, I'm the package maintainer for LXD on openSUSE (though this does mean you get access to it in SLES through the PackageHub). I am not yet sure how I want to tackle the migration issue, and obviously I have my hands full with other things at the moment :D.

We will be making some cli-related changes that would make "alias lxd=inc" not work, so I suspect we will need to package incus separately and provide a mechanism to migrate. But nothing is set in stone quite yet. But once incus is ready to start being packaged, I will package it for openSUSE (and possibly come up with a multi-package setup using the Open Build Service to build and host all of the packages in one place).
> they find a raspberry pi, an SBC created for educational and hobby purposes but has been infamously out of stock because

Because making a lot of money is more satisfying than supporting education and hobbyists. —- ftfy
"An English medieval proverb said that if the abbot of Glastonbury married the abbess of Shaftesbury, their heir would have more land than the king of England."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dissolution_of_the_monasteries
Mensa International
https://thebrookcook.wordpress.com/2021/01/14/one-pan-orzo-w...

https://jfmccann.com/vegetarian-mushroom-shawarma-pitas/

These are close enough copies.
Why is "hosted on AWS" something worth mentioning or even (from the looks of it) presenting as a "selling point"?
The sprawl is real but large swathes of cities zoned exclusively for SFHs is also real.

Vancouver is 80% SFHs because of zoning. Recently the government allowed multiplexes in SFH zones, and suddenly every new construction is a multiplex, and families are looking at rebuilding their houses to maximize value.

If there was no artificial zoning, then Vancouver would be a lot denser and current SFHs would be a lot more expensive (and they're already expensive, 2M on average). This is true across most NA cities.

My argument is not that nobody wants SFHs. I'm sure they do, but desires are not fixed. If you had to choose between an SFH 1 hour away from the city, and a row house 15 minutes away, you might go with the row house.

And yes, sometimes people want to live far. There's lots of reasons for that, and that's ok, as long as they're paying the real value of it. By the way, this would mean massive property taxes because sparse infrastructure is very expensive.
My favourite cooking youtuber made a very information-dense video about exactly this. Things like microwaved potatoes are simple but save my ass. https://youtu.be/TCM6WXyBOCo
Or qota.com.au if you’re in Australia. They used to be called Aussielent, but recently renamed. I’ve been using them for around 8 years quite happily.
1. Seizures needs a complete overhaul. The "unreasonable" part of the 4th amendment has (in my opinion) lost all meaning. Civil forfeiture is a shining example.
you can outsource esp32 developement to india just fine. the fact that someone decides to use overpowered hardware so he can develop crapware is independent of where the crapware is developed
https://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=3595878
Do some rice in a rice cooker. When that’s done, slap a good helping of kimchi in a hot frying pan (no need for oil). Let it sizzle for about thirty seconds, then crack an egg in and muddle it up some. When it’s nearly done add the rice. Add a bit of sesame oil at the end if you feel fancy. Eat.

I got through a kilo of kimchi a week this way when I was a depressed 20-something living in a share-house abroad.
That's a much better title!

Original title -

"Euros Bills Were Intentionally Drawn Not To Represent Real Bridges, So This Guy Built Them One By One On This River"
If you don't care about nutrition you don't have too cook just grab some candy from the store or just make a sandwitch.
> What leads you to believe that protocol class + concrete implementations + factory can replace pimpls?

What leads you to believe they can’t?

> I'm going to make it simple for you: take a Qt widget. You define its widget layout with Qt a designer, save a UI form file, and get Qt's UIC to generate a header file that implements that widget tree. You have three options to include the object in that header: either inherit from it, composition, and pimpl. So you swore off a pimpl. Pray tell, how do you use a Pure virtual interface in this case?

Never worked with Qt. Can you give me FooBar example where pimpl is superior to pure abstract class, please?
HTML version: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc20.html
I come from a culture that reveres food, cooking, and eating in community. This entire thread is a nightmare for me.

You do you, hope it works out for you. :)
Ship some cocaine with me (2023)
This has been my dream, inspired from watching the Jetsons when I was younger
> You might be confusing "monastery" with "church."

Many religions besides the catholicism have monasteries, and exploit the same social loophole. Countless Buddhist monasteries also operate as a spa hotel of sorts.
And you would think that remaining without tools could be better? Like in Rousseau's ideal? Such as "It is the fault of the people of Lisbon if they were crushed in the earthquake: they should have never left the forest, no buildings to collapse on them"? Rousseau did not seem to notice that forests can be effing damp and cold. If tools started with the Homo Habilies well over two million years ago, it meant that inventing butchery was advantageous. Even "lymbically", as they found it preferable - surely emotionally preferable - than hunger, waste etc.

We have been doing AI for a long time: and we quite normally meant "virtual professional". ("Computer" means "virtual computer [(the job)]"; "AI" stands for "virtual computer [(the job)] with less mechanical, routinary tasks".) This "«agency or self preservation goals»" idea is practically not impossible but an "holliwoodian" drift of the debate - entertaining thoughts replacing practical ones.

If people act badly because of lack of wisdom, because of the hiatus between technological advance and personal advance (as we have been noticing at least for the past three centuries): they shall cultivate themselves. We do. Ignorance is societally the most massive problem, but it is a different problem. (Edit: sorry, not just and precisely "different": it is a related problem, because in fact we use Intelligence to acquire Wisdom. Intelligence is that thing that dissipates ignorance... That makes it a value. Synthetic, real Intelligence is meant to help against the devastating ignorance around.)

That people fall from ladders or use them to hit people in the streets is not a sufficient note to suggest we should do without ladders - and lose the inherent perks.
[well-done. see now you went and did it. made be sign-in using already saved username and password so that i can post this comment.]

5 star. chances of my survival increase by 7%.

if only there was a github page for this where i could create PR to add recipes and/or puns.

p.s. it's gonna be a treasure trove for most people with ADHD.
Show HN: I made a site to count tokens in prompts
If you’re concerned at all about quality of ingredients, also consider Huel. It’s available in Europe and the US.
Do you believe censorship saves lives? Is every country that is committing genocide to be censored (i apologize for my flippancy, unfortunately there's a lot). Are you sure your country isn't one of them? Stand by your principles and you will save lives and you get freedom too. Weaken them and you find the bad guys didn't even have to change the law to take over.
Wow that's kinda worrying for streamers on Twitch and Youtube etc. They sometimes enter passwords while buying a game on Steam or purchasing something on Amazon. Now they're going to have to think about muting as they are already targets of doxing.
Maybe it will, maybe it won't.

My HP laptop with integrated Intel graphics and an HP USB-C dock would have me do a dance of unplugging and replugging the DP monitor at the right time to get 4k@60Hz under Windows. No, plugging it while the PC was running didn't work; for some reason, it was the unplug/replug action which did the trick.

Worked perfectly fine under Linux. Then a Windows or Intel driver update mostly fixed it. Now I "only" get weird "out of range" or a garbled screen when waking from sleep sometimes [0], which usually goes away by switching inputs back and forth on the monitor. Still works fine under Linux.

On the other hand, HDMI via the same dock gives weird-looking colors under Windows, but it always worked at 4k@60. Because of the colors, I never actually used it, so I don't know if it survived a sleep/wake cycle. Never bothered to try HDMI under Linux, though.

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[0] It seems related to how long the PC has been sleeping. If it's only a few minutes, it's OK (say going to the bathroom or similar - default windows settings are quite aggressive for putting the pc to sleep). But if it's longer, like an hour or so, I'd say it's 50-50 whether the screen works properly.
Mai tais on the beach don't let you signal what a cool hacker you are. When the point of a thing is signaling, normal arguments don't apply.
Nokia announces manufacturing of broadband network electronics products in U.S.
"I wonder if there's opportunity for some kind of renaissance of communal living, in one form or another."

Sure and it is happening since a while, take a look here for example:

https://www.ic.org/

So far most of the projects are rather in dreamland than in reality, but some are well established and working.

edit: you will also find actual monasterys there if that is your thing
I mean 10 years with your life back is pretty significant. People spend 100k to get an extra year from cancer.
> If he’s died, it’s entirely possible that Paul’s heirs might not think or care to tell anybody outside of his immediate family and friends

My recent personal experience is: would that I knew who to tell let alone had contact details!

Just now, 2 months after a family member died, I was discovered by some friends via her workplace and got to pass on the bad news.

If I could've gotten onto a phone or ipad I would probably have found everyone, but I could not. So maybe in another 6 months I will get to tell someone else. Who knows.
Congrats you missed the point.
https://archive.is/vL1mC

The back-to-office backfire: Companies ending WFH perks lose out on top talent, who view flexible work as equivalent to an 8% raise.
The world would be a boring place if we were all the same. I’m glad there are people like you who care so much, and I’m also glad there are people like me :)

Be glad you have something you can enjoy so much every day!
I see. I was referring more to media arts. animation, games, movies. These could have huge boons from letting AI polish up the bases or fill in somegaps.
If you upgrade to a Breville Control Freak (not cheap, but cheaper than your new kitchen) and you get used to it (it require recalibrating your concept of how to use a stove a bit), you might find that you never use your new stove in your new kitchen.

The Control Freak has:

Better heat control. (That’s the entire point. It smokes essentially everything else in the market.)

Painless preheating. Put on your pan, turn it on and set a temp, and go gather ingredients. Done. (Warning: it can substantially overshoot with cast iron, so be a bit careful.)

Element size: it seems to produce more even heat on a 12” or even 14” pan than most gas ranges, even fancy ones. And you can use it with cheaper pans that have thick bottoms and thin sides without burning everything on the side. Your gas burner won’t be able to do this.

Did I mention the heat control? You can cook pancakes without messing up the first batch (350F). You can do soft scrambled eggs pretty easily (240F or so and turn it off a bit before they look done). You can make chai easily (211F or so, then reduce to 185F before adding milk, then wait at least 20 min if not much longer). Perfect golden onions: 300F or so and stir occasionally — they won’t burn. Perfect chopped garlic: 230F or even cooler and be patient, although this is a matter of taste.

Caution: the numbers are a bit different with different pans.

It even doubles as a pretty good deep fryer if you’re careful.

It caused me to change my opinion of cast iron skillets a bit: the high thermal may actually mostly be a crutch that compensates a bit for the lack of closed loop control in most stoves. Once you have closed-loop control, I suspect what you actually want is just enough thermal mass to get good control performance combined with enough thermal conductivity to maintain a decent temperature under inhomogeneous loads (pancakes, onions, etc) while those loads are busily sinking heat from the parts of the pan they’re on. Cast iron has under half the thermal conductivity of aluminum.
You can call it whatever you want, if it's the only thing quick and tasty enough to motivate one to eat at all that can be good enough. This linked cookbook is intended for people or in situations when caring about milligrams of nutrients is like polishing the top floor while the basement is flooded.
Not FUNET but from IBIBLIO I've got the sun multimedia sounds for notifications in my machine along herbe. I use beep_casio.au for some calm and unobstrusive sounds for instance with an IRC client on messages or for SPT (simple pomodoro tecnique) to stop/continue working.
>Cult members say their protocol is built from the same digital DNA as the Tor browser

If it's built on technical ideas of TOR + IPFS, is it also susceptible to same legal liability exposure?

A man from Austria was successfully found guilty of running a Tor exit node because he had child porn flow through it. Him not purposefully allowing child porn traffic did not let him off the hook. He got 5 years probation instead of a jail sentence but it still cost him over $6k in lawyer fees:

https://www.google.com/search?q=tor+exit+node+child+porn