skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ah so since they don't make banquet fund raiser money, my point about it being in poor taste and shitty for them to say about their patients is moot. Thanks for providing sources on Dr salaries. They are basically suffering from shit life syndrome themselves!
[dupe]

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37151572
Not really. Last I talked to him he mentioned less than 10 sales. His plan is to optimize based on sales and double down on some areas.
Sarah Connor really is a fantastic columnist for the FT
No, that’s not what I meant. It’s unrelated. After Matthew Ahrends initial commit years ago basically nothing happened.

The stuff about rewriting data I just wrote to clarify
I read the article it comes off exactly has the op said.

The narcissist and xenophobic desire to label everything exotic or foreign points of view as evil "nazis".

You are feeding the radicalism while thinking you are stopping it
A different POV might be: humans built a tool that, because of various extremely difficult to change propensities in human cognition, it was obvious that humans would find it hard to control their use of.

While this had been true for many previous tools (especially during the computer age), the fact that this tool evoked one particular human behavior - taking the intentional stance [0] - created many additional problems.

[0] https://www.amazon.com/Intentional-Stance-Daniel-C-Dennett/d...
A good faith reading might imply that ethnic, linguistic, and cultural homogeneity makes it easier and more cost effective to predict problems and incentive responses.
On the early days, if you get a RedHat CD-ROM, you wouldn't be able to install half of the packages there because they would conflict with the other half.

And any update would change the conflicts, to the point in that updating it simply wasn't a thing.

But technically, rpm was way more complete then dpkg. This changed with apt-get, as it took many years to the RPM distros to create yum.
To be additionally pedantic as a physicist, dW = 0 means we have extramized the action. Technically, we are looking for a path of stable action (i.e. a small change to the path does not change the action), so both maxima, minima, and even saddle curves are allowed solutions.
Having been based in Ontario for 5 years I can safely say that it is much more career and work driven than Sydney or Melbourne. Many personal interactions are all around "networking" and can be extremely transactional at times. After visiting BC and Alberta for the first time you can feel a different mode of operation, its good to know this is really the case
> a human decides to make fake pages about pickling dog biscuits because it was more important for them to make some money personally than for the search based internet to be anything but garbage

If I think I make the best dog biscuits and I want to be found, then it’s not a “fake page” from my perspective — it’s just marketing and in a way I’m doing you a service because you’ll be happiest if you buy my dog biscuits.
The absolute value of the home is irrelevant. The price of homes doubled in the same period of time that the household income expanded by only 20%. You can see why that amounts to a housing crisis.
Most of them are inside jokes that aren't very funny.

Most of them are indeed frequently asked, but by people who are a bit obstinate or otherwise don't fit the mold that old timers thought newbies should fit.

As a result, the responses are often intentionally dismissive and unhelpful.

EDIT: It occurs to me that comp.lang.c was the 80s-90s version of Stack Overflow. So at least they're comparatively funnier than the SO responses they'd elicit today.
Perhaps you should read the comment I'm replying to?

Editing to not extend the thread: the comment says they do NOT test on anything than Chrome. You maybe do that, the top comment author doesn't.
Possibly. However, after further reflection, I am unable to come up with a scene with redeeming dialogue in any of the films.

Obvs. my take is offbeat because the films were a massive commercial success and the Academy showered them with awards.
Don’t build polluting vanity projects that serve no purpose and pay poor people anyway.
If you're not familiar with Go there is one detail missing from this post (though it's in the script README) - what a complete program looks like. Here's the example from https://github.com/bitfield/script#a-realistic-use-case

package main

import (
"github.com/bitfield/script"
)

func main() {
script.Stdin().Column(1).Freq().First(10).Stdout()
}
All rulers rule with violence, in every country on Earth, throughout all time, up to and including all countries in the present day. That's what makes them rulers. Without the willingness to both a) use violence and b) claim the legitimacy of same, you're just some dude in a robe.
Important addition: Most statements regarding Planck units are hypotheses or educated guesses at best. (Other people call them numerology – because people simply combined some fundamental constants and out came the Planck units.) We don't really know whether there is a minimum length or minimum time, what happens at the Planck scales etc.
WebGPU is fairly recent and WebUSB is in the category of “why would I ever want my browser to access USB”, for me.
Doesn't matter much since this seems to be not really true anyway...
You live in a hundred story building?
The headline "Finland ends homelessness" is not true, as seen from the content of the article. I wish people would stop spreading this misinformation. There is homelessness in Finland - it has not been "ended" - and not everyone will be provided a home just because a law says something.

This article reflects a long-running propaganda campaign by the Finnish state to minimize the prevalence and suffering of homelessness.
I wrote something about it

https://gcj.io/blog/how-to-get-a-better-dev-job/
Speaking a left leaning foreigner living in US, the left employs devil concept aplenty too
This is accurate, and I love rain - the only thing I dont like about rain is that I am an avid bicyclist (>1,000 a month at times) and riding in rain sucks.
Being located on the mid-Atlantic rift means they have lots of volcanoes and plentiful geothermal power. So yes, they are 100% renewable, but they are also a bit of a special case.
I have a IKEA Vindstyrka running in my Home Assistant, which reports PM2.5 and a proprietary VOC value from the sensor manufacturer. For 40€ + ZigBee / HA Setup quite reasonable as well.
I’m not talking about weather satellites or GPS. I’m obviously talking about the space stuff that doesn’t matter.
It's not too surprising that this bill is going through easily (in the UK) because the media campaign against it has been crap. The major takeaway I get is that techies are butthurt about not being listened to. And yet there are major risks for every parent and grandparent in the country that should be easy to vicerally bring home to the ordinary voter.

What happens if this goes through? Every picture sent in the country gets scanned for possible child abuse. Will the scanning optimise for accurately detecting it and not accusing innocents? No, it will be optimised to pass the buck as hard as possible[1], because the tech companies don't want to business of taking the blame when some pedophile isn't caught.

Who is the second level of review? Maybe some minimum wage zero-hours subcontractor at Serco or Group 4 Security. But that's probably it - once the image has been labelled 'bad' no-one else will want to look at it.

So, even if you are sending a picture of your own child to your own mother, you have at the very least to have to think about whether it could be mistaken for child abuse by someone you don't know who has about 5 seconds to look at it and is probably from a completely different culture. Quite likely outcomes are that social workers will be sent round to interview lots of innocent parents, who they are primed to suspect are pedophiles, and that there will be an uptick in children being removed from innocent parents.

Yet none of this has been brought up in the media either by tech companies or by privacy activists.

[1] The other option is that the tech companies abdicate completely and just use some black box from the government to scan every picture. Problems with that left as an exercise...
Thanks. Just curious what is cluster A, B, C? I think women have an easier time hiding such behaviours because they are protected by cultural stereotypes of being nurturing, and people often think of women as "harmless" or even "victims". Unfortunately the malignant ones can use such generalities as shields to disguise their abuses. My instinct is that, because of their access to children, and their relative physical weakness compared to men, most victims of female abuse / homicide are children, which by virtue of the stereotypes and age of victims, historically go both uninvestigated and under-reported.

Finally, my instinct is that males and females exhibit similarly violent inclinations in similar ratios, however, females, by virtue of being physically weaker in general, as well as by a survival/concealment need to fulfill social stereotypes, need to be more careful with how they choose to express such. So, they are more likely to choose younger more defenceless victims, render their victims defenceless using drugs or poison, utilize the assistance of a male to conspire with, or express their inclinations in non-"homicidal" ways, such as through emotional, verbal or sexual abuse. It may seem a chasm between a male killer and a female verbal abuser, but can you imagine the harm done to a young child subjected to years of persistent verbal/emotional abuse from a sociopathic/psychopathic female? Utterly devastating.

All cases of the preceding, because of the stereotypes about women, and the generally younger or less autonomous victims, go under investigated or underreported. I don't think it's an exaggeration in fact to say that female killers and abusers are the great secret pandemic of our time, because of the opportunities afforded to those with such inclinations to misuse social stereotypes to conceal their behavior and protect themselves from scrutiny and investigation.

TL;DR - female psychos can effortlessly fly beneath the radar of society, ensuring their trusted positions give them access to an endless stream of possible victims, who they can harm with impunity, knowing people are highly unlikely to suspect them of anything. And, when cornered, or threatened, they can always turn around and lie, "That man, He, He Did it! He did it all! Kill him, arrest him, not me!" and again because of the stereotypes they abuse for camouflage, they know that most people are likely to believe them. At least at first. At least for a while. But not forever. Hopefully more awareness of this epidemic comes to light and the perpetrators are justifiably punished. People should feel safe, especially from those they expect to feel safe around! Flip side is, don't just trust people you think you should because of stereotypes.
I’ve bought a laser printer during the pandemic and it is surprising how printing stuff is handy at times. It is like having infinite additional displays for no cost at all.
But for some stuff like task and check lists, a letter-sized page is too much. Hadn’t thought about buying one of those small printers before.
Where do you live? I'm paying much more in Helsinki for a 1 bedroom apartment than I ever did in Philadelphia.
Amberol? Celluloid? Mission Center? Practically every toolkit out there has one of each these apps before it even hits version 1.0 just as a demo of its capabilities. There's dozens if not hundreds.

Bottles has PlayOnLinux or Lutris. I'm not familiar enough with the Linux audio landscape to know any Easy Effects alternatives for it off the top of my head. Nobody's locked into anything or being forced into GTK4. Heck, Celluloid is just straight up a wrapper around MPV.
>> 1) People are comfortable on the streets

Finnish winter takes care of that item
Yes, it is subjective for each person, but we can look at aggregate spending and based on that see that there is a lot of financial value in pop music, with a large industry around it. There’s no such equivalent for white noise.
I ended up using this for my cli scripting needs. https://github.com/google/zx
GGreg20_V3 and ESP12.OLED_V1 in the project of KPI specialists
There kind of is - there’s the extensions API. Extensions can add new tabs to the existing devtools (eg redux-devtools, react-devtools do this). Plus you could conceivably use content scripts and an extension page running in a popup window to make a whole alternative ‘devtools’ (which is roughly how Firebug worked). I imagine you wouldn’t be able to do anything like the Network tab though, as I don’t think extensions can monitor requests, and almost certainly can’t do things like throttling bandwidth etc. Thinking about it, I guess there’s quite a lot that modern devtools does you couldn’t do with an extension.
Is it possible in an effort to reduced hosting costs they are intending to deleting the data?

Are they floating the big red balloon to gauge customer reaction?
The rest of my comment was meant to respond to your point.
> As for Red Hat, it seems a bit dodgy to get involved with a company as an unpaid user. The incentives are never going to line up. Love their work, I just wouldn't use their system if I wasn't paying them.

As a Fedora user, I like that someone pays for Fedora development, which (hopefully?) enforces standards in terms of code quality and QA, but also things like workplace policies etc. (e.g. I couldn't use software whose staff has been alleging sexual assault).

I think the only non-corporate distro I'd use is Arch (which I did for a while, but Fedora is just so easy to use!)

I should give Debian a try though for sure.
The difference is what you imagine when someone says “catch the ball”. In my language, there is a single common word for catch, hold and grab.

(Catch the ball, hold the rope, grab the stick).

So if someone said “catch the ball” to me in English, I’d imagine a ball coming at me that I need to catch. But if someone said the same sentence in my native language I’d imagine holding on to a ball that was handed to me
Competition – Harmful or Helpful?
Yeah, I was wondering why that person seemed to be excusing or covering for her. It was pretty fucking weird, tbh. But I guess it was just: they read an article they just said post-it note, and present at the time, and didn't have priors to expect someone of her gender or appearance would do this.

But someone's thoughts don't always reflect their physical appearance so obviously. There are serial killers who are actually very "good looking" physically.
I'm actually surprised he didn't rate a black bar.

In any case, Postscript was probably one of the most important technologies of the last century. It afforded some major-league stuff.

Funny story: I had an engineer that reworked a vignetting algorithm (image processing module), to be about 100X faster. He wrote the spec for it in pure Postscript. The example illustrations were actually Postscript, executing his algorithm.

The folks in Japan defecated masonry over that.
It is annoying and time consuming to recover.

There is a whole sort of middle area between ephemeral and needing 11 9s of resilience that you seem to be discounting. Perhaps you live in a world where those two extremes dominate. Maybe you can accept that others do not, and not ask strangers to justify their choices to you?
Perhaps you need a different profile? (Not tested)
I read it, and it’s exactly what I do — develop, test and debug in Chrome. Then I check the site isn’t broken in Firefox and Safari once in a while. It basically never is.
> ...because I don't have to dodge Ubuntu's ads left and right...

Is it Ubuntu that polluted with ads? Honest question as I haven't used it that much lately.
Every Game of Tic Tac Toe at Once
I'm not sure what you mean.

This is an interesting post and has been upvoted and attracted a bunch of comments without generating a lot of low quality, off-topic comments. All of that makes it a quality submission.
Also important to keep in mind that, to a good degree at least in liberal democracies, the large men that come to make you pay tax exist because your neighbors think they should exist.
I wouldn't call all of it "non-traditional" (though some of it is). Either way, the author is being very sloppy with his "proofs", so it's hard to learn anything from the article unless you already know the details.
so essentially lie to get attention, and that’s ok because you just wanted to help people find the best product - yours?
This does it for me:

firefox --new-window google.com
If the emergency vehicle driver drove into the car on purpose or was driving drunk or something, I'd think we probably would have heard about it by now? It's hard to imagine that they'd just drive into a car they had plenty of time to react to, and no witnesses would come forward, and Cruise wouldn't publicly release their car's footage of the incident, the driver in the emergency vehicle wouldn't be fired, etc.
Wasn't that Macromedia, and acquired by Adobe?
Flash was developed by Macromedia and then acquired by Adobe well into its maturity.
White is hardly homogeneous. Race is a poor proxy for culture and language.

I’m not going to assume good faith when it’s not the likely explanation.
Apple's handling on HN is a sore point for me with this otherwise pretty factual forum.

The amount of shills, purely positive news, accepting all their PR without questions, ignoring all that happened in the past... not all members, but some very highly voted opinions makes me think this place simply can't be objective on this topic.

Probably hundreds of Apple employees come here quietly and stay quiet on relevant topics, but folks either paid or simply fanatical about this specific brand make any serious discussion impossible.

I dont blame the company, its for profit mega corporation just like the rest doing same things as everybody else on the market (ie not paying taxes where it should to support local development, happy with chinese child labor in contractors etc), but some people refuse to see that. Its not unique to electronics, but one would expect a bit more rational and balanced discussion on them.
It started raining in Orange county around 5am. I went out for a run at 6am and it started to downpour shortly after. It's slowed a bit now but it's been raining nonstop.
Fascinating story though, possible or not. And there were some demos for investors, including iirc Sony Entertainment, which would have been hard to fake completely. So at worst, this guy was a decent magician..

There is a book on it with lots of details..

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3316995-de-broncode
Cool, I skipped that link not knowing what it was. There really seems to be a strange conceptual redundancy, you used to wire bits of assembly into classes and plug objects together into cohesive graphs, now it's the same except at the upper layer, containers as entity of logic, network bridging as information transport.. and you suffer from the same issue.. you can have adhoc state in your system config files, inability to initialize a sub component without the rest, lack of logical interfaces..
Here's how I think of it: would it be acceptable today, in 2023, to write a book or produce a film that depicts slavery, and has characters who are slave masters and slaves? I would hope it's acceptable, stipulating a sensitive depiction, because masters and slaves are part of reality, they are part of history (and they are still current and happening in our world today).

So if fictional masters and slaves are okay, then what are routers running OSPF? They're not human, and I hope nobody wants to anthropomorphize them so much that they could feel pain, or know injustice. So a router's master/slave relationship is strictly a technical fiction. Is it the best description of the relationship? Is it better than "leader/follower"? Perhaps; I know several other systems that qualify.

Does this trigger African-Americans today who never were slaves? Perhaps.

I'm just not sure of the wisdom to paper over history, to paper over reality, by saying these words are taboo because of what they represent, indeed, in a certain human context of usage.

I could argue that if we're prohibited from depicting masters and slaves in books, films, and OSPF, then people will more easily forget what it means to be a slave, and thereby be condemned to repeat the past which they do not remember. Perhaps it would be more useful to retain "master/slave" relationships among computers, so that we can demonstrate how that works to our children, and show them why it is detestable to human beings.
There’s already a DevTools API, no need to beg.

The Chrome devtools work by connecting to the browser using the Chrome DevTools Protocol. You can find a description of it here: https://chromedevtools.github.io/devtools-protocol/

Another tool you might have heard of that uses the Chrome Devtools Protocol are NodeJS APIs for remote-controlling browsers: Puppeteer (from Google), and Playwright (from Microsoft). You can access the underlying CDP connection from Playwright: https://playwright.dev/docs/api/class-cdpsession

Chrome extensions can add tabs to the Chrome devtools built into the browser. So, a competitor dev tool can be distributed as a Chrome extension and opened with the devtools keyboard shortcut. A user can “switch” to the alternative devtools by put the tabs it adds first and hiding the built in devtools tabs.
I'm a game developer/ contractor/ indie dev.

I've worked on huge unity games, and rebuilt entire unity education apps as a specialty contractor.

Indie games are dead, the videogame market is completely saturated.
If you want to make games, make em but you need a "real job".

vr experiences and training apps can pay the bills ... For now.
That's slightly naive. Every time we get an uplift in efficiency, capitalism demands we produce more. Either by product diversity, by inventing and marketing things nobody knew they wanted (and usually, need) or just more (so we can throw away more; consider food waste alone).

Systemic change needs more than technological preconditions. Or in other words: Why would "corporate control" just give up its power?
> After reading through this, I'm not sure if it's a list of jokes or real information?

The whole point is pulling peoples legs, the joke being on the person who doesn't know the language well enough and takes it serious.

The answers in the list are the equivalent of telling an apprentice to go get a can of blinker fluid (or Siemens Lufthacken, etc...), which they dutifully do and end up getting laughed at.

E.g. just before the one you quoted was this gem:

> 1.8: What's the auto keyword good for?

>

> Declaring vehicles.

Regarding your question:

> How is this a good example of hexadecimal input?

It isn't. In C, a leading zero in an integer literal means octal. It compiles and works out, because `7`, `07` and `0x07` happen to have the same value.
This comment is evidence of how successful the left has been in demonizing the right.
For the last couple of years WonderOS has explored what a return to first principles OS design might look like today and there are definitely parallels to Xanadu with explicit callouts to Hypercard, Vannevar Bush and Engelbert if you explore the Lab Notes from the developer which are very thoughtful.

".... an itemized user environment. The item is an alternative boundary for our digital things which may let us interact with our devices more fluidly, and reflect our thinking more accurately, across our entire personal computing domain."

https://wonderos.org/
Agree. It is not the books, perfectly, and Asimov left so much out that any adaptation would need to fill in substantially. I think they’ve done great. Hope it serves to introduce Asimov to a wide audience.