skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's really not an issue to have a junior bang their head against the wall for a few hours and then telling them that they should have gotten help sooner.

They won't do that every single time. At some point they'll realize that asking for help isn't an issue.
Wouldn’t surprise me if it could be made to work in Justines “APE”. I ported PicoLisp to Windows many years ago by removing some POSIX stuff, don’t remember what exactly. But that was when it was written i C and 32 bit.

I think it’s more of an effort missing to port it, the core is extremely small.
I've seen that vibe. In my experience, communism-was-better generally crystalizes out to two things:

* Good old times / not remembering the bad parts.

* Having your path in life mapped out, i.e. not dealing with uncertainty.
The Sun is 99.9% of the mass in our solar system. Jupiter is most of the remaining 0.1% and then the rest of the planets are included in the 0.01%.

Also, Jupiter is the only planet that orbits around a point outside of the surface of the Sun. All the other planets point of orbit are below the surface of the Sun.

Jupiter is massive.
The Chrome Omnibox is one of the worst UI/UX devices ever invented. It continues to break web paradigms set in stone 30 years ago, with its protocol trimming, TLD guessing games, ditching the lock for a squiggly new icon which makes no sense to anyone but the designers, etc. It is a nightmare to use with internal hosts, more often than not leaking those host names by sending them as search engine queries - usually when editing an existing URI. It is filled with bugs that will never be fixed. The fact that we continue to cheer Google on for this disaster is deplorable.
> It's much more pleasant to look at attractive members of the opposite sex, than at the ordinary people.

Not only opposite sex! When I was a kid everyone watched action movies with fit guys like Schwarzenegger or Stallone shooting some ridiculous-looking machinegun or rocket launcher while being topless for no practical reason what-so-ever and everyone wanted to look like them! Granted, now I'm not into actions and don't watch modern superhero movies at all but I suspect people still like to associate with heroes of the movies they watch, so I wouldn't enjoy watching average fat American John McSmith acting as Rick Deckard that much...
- https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/network/ipv6/configurati...

- https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/network/routing/examples...

- https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/network/ipv6_ipv4_transi...

- https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/network/ipv6/ipv6_extras
in my current role at my current company, the opposite is the case. Daily sometimes hour long meetings talking about features and some crap and less time for the actual work. I hate it. Because I love to code, but I am constantly distracted. Everyone wants something from me... some people ask if I have time, some simply call, even if I am in another meeting already.
But no one has pushed.

Consumer routers still suck regarding IPv6. Last time I tried setting up IPv6 on my wan I got a /128 which is utterly incompetent.

No service wants to cut off access to the ipv4 customers so they've made things just work. We have only recently hit address exhaustion (relative to IPv6 age).

No one wants to jump first and there is no government mandate for support.

I don't know who you think the big boys are, but it's not like Google or Meta have throttled ipv4 services or put banners on their site warning users they are on a legacy protocol.
I don't even know the names of my grand-grand-grandfathers and grand-grand-grandmothers, and I believe the same appies to most people. So having children on average sucks at preserving one's memories beyond a few generations.
Second that and just to add, working fulltime with Clojure, apart from all the features and practical aspect is, really enjoyable.
This cash provision in the constitution is a nice alternative to the US 2nd amendment about firearms, where you want something that will serve as a check on the state exigencies of the day for the forseeable future. You don't need to arm everyone, but guaranteeing the freedom to associate and transact with each other in an unmediated way is pretty close.
I under most of what you’re saying there but if capitalism can’t provide the solution for the climate crisis it needs to go as it’s reached it’s usefulness. There is no point in maintaining a system which will destroy itself like cancer.

In my opinion, it’s had its chance but it’s too slow to deal with this. This is urgent.

I’d say this much. It got us to a decent place, now maybe we need to have something else replace it. Personally I think it actually is time to move into a post scarcity type world, eliminate poverty and favour open source style collaboration, sharing and communication in every possible. At least until we get the climate under control.

This is giving Africa and India the renewables they need, for example.
While at the grocery store this week, they happily announced that the credit-card processing system had just come back online. It had been down for a few hours for the entire store. Having the option to pay in cash was important even if it meant a trip to the ATM.
Sinn Féin publishes Bill to ban sex for rent
Do you want to go back to codepages and needing to know the difference between CP1252 and ISO 8859-1?
It looks like iProvo was started nearly two decades ago [0]. A lot has changed since then. Especially after the pandemic lockdowns, public awareness of the importance of home internet and the stranglehold of the monopolies has gone up dramatically. I would not expect to see a repeat of iProvo in 2023.

[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/IProvo
Old Reddit Redirect. Reddit is pretty much unusable without this thing.
I remember being curious about Lisp and then seeing a new Lisp-style language was coming out for the JVM. I think back in the 0.2 days (unless I'm confusing versions with Phoenix but I feel like I started using both at that version number).

I didn't end up sticking with Clojure because I don't enjoy the JVM tools/ecosystem, but Rich's talks gave me a lot to think about and I've been spending time in more FP and FP adjacent languages like Common Lisp and F# because of his thoughts and ideas.

Thanks for everything and enjoy your retirement from professional development!
I had him drop me off at the mall so that I could grab a belt for a wedding that was happening an hour or two later. He told me his reader wasn't working and I didn't have cash. I was literally wearing swimming trunks and looked like I'd just come out of a pool, because I had.

I said sorry mate you need to warn someone when they get in and not after the ride. I hopped out to go in the mall and grab a belt and he followed me screaming at me the entire time. This probably wasn't even a 2 mile ride. Hotel to Miami mall.

For some reason I can't remember the outcome. Maybe I got so sick of him I went to an atm. I hope I didn't.
Of course that climate change will increase volcanism. Is the most logical outcome.

Well, I'll self-correct myself: Replace "will increase" by "has been increasing".
I remember Rich talking about how much time and money he put into Clojure–some of that money taken out of his retirement funds! I hope he has a long and fulfilling retirement with lots of happiness.
> top tier research will probably get published on youtube and arxiv in the future...

"Top tier science" is already published on arXiv.

The future happened back in 1995 or something like that.

> Quantity, not quality is king.

No, quality is still king. We don't need videos of flakes standing on their end we need someone who has been working with superconductors all their lives who is competent enough to measure zero resistance across the sample. If one of the wild theories is right we need someone who actually knows how to prove it and not just sound like they're intelligent by talking about 1-d superconductors.
That's not true at all, I had multitude of friends that had 5-10+ sexual partners at age of 20, I also had friends with 3 sexual partners at age ~25-28. Number of sexual partners correlate with attractiveness and promiscuousness more than age.
How is that creepy? Or maybe in which part of the world is it creepy? in your cultural circle? Because in EU where I live nothing about it is creepy.
How is creepy to have own preference? I can't have it? It's not like I'm judging someone by their race that they can't change, I'm judging them by their own actions. They choose to behave in certain way, and it's ok, it's their choice to do what they want, but don't tell me I'm creepy because I have my own preferences, I can choose freely too.
exactly, the most frustrating type of behavior for any colleague (esp jrs) is those who just default to consistently ask for help instead of diving deep. That behavior is costly in slowing down others. People need to learn how to learn, otherwise they will just be handicapping team if they cannot function independently. At the same time, navigating large proprietary or new knowledge sources can be tedious and sometimes impossible, but I have found that starting from the ask first mentality to be a positive feedback loop for never diving deep.
Will the public get to watch Donald Trump on trial?
I've found that the synthesizer can infer a lot of the time, but I wouldn't say you can rely on it.
Please no. We need to stamp out this notion of 'vulgarity' and normalize this vocabulary. People cower behind being offended by fictional incantations that supposedly anger nonexistent deities. We need to stop allowing people being offended by trivial things.
I would enjoy these posts more if they actually documented how the game implementation works, rather than just dumping an assembly file for the reader to figure out.

Also, I don't find “fits into a QR code” all that impressive. QR codes can contain kilobytes of data (see: COVID certificates), which is considered a lot in the demo scene (e.g. Google "256B demo" to see some really impressive examples). I bet you could implement a fully graphical Snake clone in less than 1024 bytes.
The coalition in Germany contractually agreed to a CO2 dividend and it is being delayed as much as possible.
My point is that we are invoking this alleged benefits when it serves a narrative but just ignore it when it's convenient for the "bottom" line
And between those who don’t want remote work. Who enjoy building real relationships with people and brain storming ideas on a whiteboard. Remote work feels like contracting, and when everyone is a contractor is it really a cohesive company?
It seems that WF can do whatever they want because they are considered too big too fail. See also https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/wells-fargo-penalties-reflect...
From the NASA article: "The effect would dissipate when the extra water vapor cycles out of the stratosphere and would not be enough to noticeably exacerbate climate change effects."
It turns out current methods of AI alignment are basically AI lobotomies.
thanks for the lesson etymonline
I love the word, it gave name to a concept we have all been noticing more and more frequently. It's an awful concept that we all hate so the vulgarity is appropriate. It's also a lot less vulgar that the greedy capitalists that keep trashing online communities enjoyed by millions or billions of people for the profits of a greedy few.
Exploiting a Flaw in Bitmap Handling in Windows User-Mode Printer Drivers
To be fair, looking at one's watch while in the middle of a conversation has always been a rude gesture whether the watch is smart or not. In some cultures, it's a deliberate gesture to indicate a lack of interest in the other person and/or the conversation.

It is rude, and exacerbated by smart watches; just not unique to them.
> Even when faced with violence and sexual abuse

This style of concern trolling drives me up the fucking wall, given what we know about abuse statistics.

Step-fathers and live-in boyfriends are several times more likely to commit sexual or physical abuse on the mother's children than biological fathers. [1][2]

If biodad is actually abusing the children, then yes, by all means, get out.

But if you're leaving a non-abusive dad in order to "find yourself", or because you're "just not happy", you are, statistically speaking, endangering your children, unless you accept a lifetime vow of celibacy.

[1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2845296/
[2] https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/1077559501006004001
Typing novel and potentially valuable ideas into such an 'app' seems not much wiser than 'testing' your credit card number that we saw a few weeks ago.
Kind of what I suspected. That battle is already well lost for them so it doesn't really even have a privacy cost.
Pictures of Greek Statues were banned in Schools in Florida. (related because it was in a book). (thought, to be fair, not-banned-banned, needed a release form) So maybe this is inflammatory, but think I can mention it because it was national news.

There are a lot of school board meeting with some very upset religious yelling. Dozens. Typically these are open to the public, and videos are online. Just search for 'angry school board meeting', they are swamped with religious parents trying to ban things, more than books. To them, they are in a religious war, and do show up at School Board Meetings.

Ownership. Yes. You can still buy things. The government is not 'banning' the selling. But that takes money, which is another form of restriction. It is a way to keep the poor, poor, away from knowledge.

The Country established Libraries to allow the free flow of knowledge so anybody could 'pick themselves up'. Not just for those that already have money.

Think you are missing "Challenged" means someone did want to 'Ban' them. People fought against it, so it simply remained recorded as a 'Challenge'. But if you stop fighting, then they win, and boom, 'Banned', that's how you get 'all-the-bad-things-from-Germany-that-we-can't-mention'.
What is the use case of this exactly? I've mostly tested API requests through fetch requests in the browser. What's the utility of using a standalone tool like this?
Starvation and war. And hubris, of course. Same as every other time human civilizations have collapsed.
This comment is just HN at its best. Chef's kiss. The Internet Engineering Task Force, a group of experts in the field, spent years and countless hours creating a new standard, but do not let that stop us from napkin-sketching up a new solution ourselves, I mean how smart can these experts really be?
My experience is the exact opposite.
> I'm glad that Reddit has finally asked for a piece of the cake and demanded a profit for their APIs and content.

Nice try, u/spez.
I’m curious. What part of my comment led you to ask that question?
Relax. There'd be no need for presumptions if you wrote more clearly than "phone calls is 99% of what I do," unless you're suggesting it's a reasonable presumption that you spend 99% of your personal time on the phone, or that "what I do" doesn't colloquially mean "for work."
> What's your issue with Shockley btw?

Nobody can pick fights with Shockley any more (he's dead) - but Shockley is almost a household name, and Bardeen/Brattain's aren't. It's worth trying to adjust the record, both because Shockley was an abusive jerk and because he gets more credit than is due for the transistor.

(I'm not denying that Shockley was brilliant and effective.)
Qualcomm, Nordic, NXP, Infineon, Bosch. Wonder what the value add for smaller companies is. Nordic is incorporating RISC-V cores into their new part but they have never done automotive certs before.
also Qualcomm and Nordic partnering is like cats and dogs living together lol
Why do OSs like Linux distributions accept all characters in filenames except null and `/`? This causes problems even with ASCII (space, linefeed), and it's not like you need control characters like ACK in your filename.
Are you looking to send emails through the server directly ? You should never do that. Instead, you first need to choose an SMTP provider (mailgun, postmark etc) and then use a WOrdPress plugin that can use that SMTP. I highly suggest using this one : https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-mail-smtp/
I stopped smoking cigarettes because a girl said she wouldn’t date me unless I cleaned up my act. Probably saved my health and who knows, maybe my life. At the time it felt like an undue burden - even though I knew I shouldn’t smoke, stopping was painful. I did stop though, and only briefly restarted when we eventually broke up.

My point is people expecting their spouse to change for them is not exclusively masculine behavior, not always toxic, and not particularly uncommon. I don’t get why “having few to no sexual partners” is regarded as so heinous. It doesn’t mean they are some MRA wacko.

Maybe you are so passionate about sexual freedom, you should stop poo-poo’ing strangers on the internet for their sexual preferences
It seems you can get a diagram of the actual circuit like this:

1. Go to https://edaplayground.com

2. Paste the code in the right pane labeled "design.sv"; it's probably a good idea to reduce the number of registers to 2 to make the output more readable

3. On the left, select "Yosys" in tools and simulators (it seems to be the only one that works without additional configuration or fiddling) and enable "Show diagram after run"

4. Click "Run" and it should open an image with a graph rendering showing the circuit. If it doesn't work, try to disable adblockers or popup blockers (it opens the output as a pop-up apparently)

You can also presumably run yosys locally.

In this case, it implements every register as a D flip-flop; the rs outputs are implemented with muxes from the flip flops, and the D flip-flop value is set to either the current value of the register or to data depending whether write_ctrl is set and rd is equal to the register number.
Depends on the level. At the level of congressional appropriation then certainly. At the program manager level then hopefully the pm knows.
Watching Rich Hickey's talks turned me from a "software is a grind" kind of a guy into a "software can be beautiful". Highly recommend watching every single one of his talks if you are a young programmer. It doesn't matter if you end up using Clojure or not - his philosophies and enthusiasm are infectious.
You need social in person interaction as a human being. Nobody is disputing that. Should you rely on your work to get that interaction and can you make the claim that it helps your work?
It depends on a country. I was at places where IPv4 is the default choice. I also visited countries where IPv6 is a standard practice. As a consumer, you really do not see much difference, IPv6 works surprisingly well if not better than IPv4.
Twitter/X now has support for job listings
Async communication is not even remotely close to socializing, and hardly feels like genuine human interaction.
IMO, better a somewhat higher risk of loss or damage actually being used than paying for them to slowly rot in a storehouse.
Clojure was hugely inspirational to me and I could finally enjoy programming (focusing on algorithms). Rich has many great ideas, the database as a value is my all time favorite from him.
When Autonomous Vehicles Collide, Data Takes Over
> Despite all the complaining about these prices, people are obviously still paying them.

Because they have no other choice.

Reminds me of the bus strike when I was driving cabs in Phoenix, people paid the price but nobody was happy about it as the other option was not having a job.

Destroy the competition then charge whatever you want.
I think I'm the odd one out here. I like it a lot more when the rest of the audience is interacting with the movie, heckling, shouting, laughing, etc.

Yeah, sitting on your loud phone and not watching the movie is just strange, of course.

But when everyone else is engaged with the movie, it's a better experience to me.
In NYC the Curb app is honestly way better. It pairs you up with a taxi (they could've killed uber years ago if they built this app in 2012) and you pay significantly less as there is no surge pricing, you are charged based on the yellow cab fare rules.
It's just done differently, I don't know, it's hard to explain, but:

A: [orders some chemicals]
B: God damn I love America
A: Hell of a thing, America
C: greatest country in the world

just reads so weirdly to me. Maybe it's partly that I can't imagine finding (or any other British/western European person finding) this a source of national pride to begin with, but even when it's something we do.. I just can't see non-Americans talking like that.

It's not really a problem, just surprised me.
This is complete speculation, but I imagine it is a function of the United States developing telecommunications first (+1 area code). People needed easy entry to the communication networks and screening bad actors was not a major concern. Whereas European and other regions developed their infrastructure later, when these threats were more salient.
I'd suggest watching the 1420 channel, where they interview Russians on the street. Many of the older generation have a nostalgia of life under communism, whereas the younger generation is more skeptical.

Here's one of the interviews:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjI8jwn0Upo
> According to Marxism it could be state-lead

If you're using a nonstandard Marxist definition of capitalism, then you should point that out because that is not the definition that people typically use. You know full on well that you're calling them capitalist to make capitalism sound worse and communism better.

This reminds me of another Marxist motte and bailey where when you call out their use of "exploit" they retreat and claim that "exploit" is a neutral word, knowing full well they used that word to illicit negative emotions.

Also, no. The Soviet Union never considered themselves state capitalists. That was a label that certain leftist critics used.

> Go grind your axe somewhere else. The topic is climate change.

Says the person who brought up their personal economic grievances to this discussion in the first place. I'm not making an attack on communism. I used it as an example of how economic system has zero correlation to climate change.

> Have you heard of the phrase “e.g.“?

Yes. Have you heard of giving a counterexample to an example?

> And also, not really. I could be an anarcho-primitivist who claims that industrial society has made such opt-in lifestyles impossible. For one, someone who happened to be born into industrial society might not have the skills to live in the wilds since they weren't embedded in that kind of environment from birth. Second of all, maybe industrial society has already forced former hunter-gatherers into society as wage workers and whatnot. Then what chance does an “Internet Contrarian” stand?

That's why I said "minimal assistance." The important part is making a good faith attempt to imagine how you would fare in such a lifestyle. If you were to do so, I'd expect that you at least be as committed as the Youtube channel Primitive Technology in learning this primitive skills. If you don't make such an attempt, I'll think that you're an contrarian.

> Third of all: the goal for someone of that ideological bent might not be to convince some Internet Contrarian of some opposite persuasion. In fact, it is mind-boggling how arrogant it is to claim that such a person would first have to prove something to you

A contrarian also isn't just "thing you don't like." I believe in mixed market capitalism, and my actions are consistent with that of a mixed market capitalist. If you attack my brand of mixed market capitalism, I'll give you a defense of such beliefs. I won't make up a hypothetical of something that I may or may not believe in and defend that instead.
It's close to presidential election in Argentina. Gov won't do anything that gives them bad press. Plus I don't think they care at this point.
I guess you'd head to the art department and use the ceramic kiln, instead.
AI companies want regulations to be international and inclusive