skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> your neighbours will probably never speak to you again

I am ordering one right now.
> 1 in 5 people currently have a disability. 100% of people will have some form of disability in their lifetime.

That would mean no one will ever die in their best abilities. I think that is a claim that can easily proven wrong, for any reasonable definition of best abilities.
The reboot is required because Safari is managed through a signed security volume (SSV). Unfortunately the inconvenience of that security feature means that most users will avoid patching, which defeats the purpose.

The requirement to reboot is supposedly fixed in Sonoma, with discrete ‘cryptexes’.

https://developer.apple.com/news/?id=3xpv8r2m
Unfortunately stuff like boot time / time to interactive isn't in the specifications. You have to check user reviews, and not everybody cares about this.
From some age on (40-50?) you have to train to maintain, not to improve. Some can train really hard up to old age but most people tend to accumulate nagging injuries that can take away the ability to train at all.
I'm not sure what part of my post you are addressing.

If you had a kernel written in Rust, you would have to bring up the rust runtime environment as part of the boot process. You don't just magically get it because that's the language you used, whether it is "core" or not. You can't even execute simple functions before you have set up stack, and in this case apparently there is a constraint on stack usage. And evidently they do need a stable sort.

In any case my main point is that it's not anything to do with dependency management, not quibbling about whether or not some language could support this function at this exact point of the boot.
My interpretation of this is different:

- free space is being used as swap until needed, then transparently released to be used

- "free" uniformly means being used this way, unlike "not free" which means it will not be released transparently when space is needed, so "free" is not being contextualized

- since the space is free but reported as "not free" by df, df has a bug

(edit: formatting)
Fridge Logic / L'esprit de l'escalier
The argument is largely a philosophical (and therefore, legal) one.

The ease with which these "retrieval" operations can be done is irrelevant.
C++11 closures are very thin sugar over locally defined structures with an overloaded operator(), which you have been able to define since forever, so I think they do not present any significant implementation complexity.
The greed will overtake at some point. If the accusations are true, no go for me then.
Yes, almost like YouTube.
> I don't understand how you make the leap from "if copyright can apply to legal documents it can also apply to arbitrary physical objects".

You can replace "garage" with whatever you want. Basically, if I'm a contractor I can sue every other contractor for uncreative derivative works. If I'm installing garages, I can sue my competitors. If I'm selling software, I can sue my competitors. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derivative_work

Even if it doesn't succeed 100% of the time, there is a non-zero chance people will settle. There's a non-zero chance that I can prevent other people from creating businesses in my market by simply writing every potential variation of some common contract elements.

That's why this is absurd that contracts can be copyrighted. You can argue that you'd have to prove intent, but people do that every day with news stories and win (I have a reporter friend that has been sued multiple times for 'copying stories' that they themselves wrote -- they win most of the time. In one case, I was sitting right beside him on the train while he wrote the story from his interview notes. The 'plaintive' tends to create a verbatim story on the web and change the publish date to some date in the past, then 'proves' they wrote it first. They don't win, but they do cause stories to be 'redacted' until it can be proven one way or the other. By then though, the news is old news.)
> reassess their reaction once the anger subsides.

You have completely missed the point. It is because things go unnoticed that security minded folks are upset. We don't get off from finding security problems, we get off on being safe to begin with.
Is C3R surgery not an option? My keratoconus slightly improved after that, but the goal of the treatment is to stop things getting worse; not to fix it.
My boss at my first job as software developer told me that his father asked him "tell me what's your job again". He was half manager half analyst back then.

"Dad, I told you, I work with computers"

"Yes, but... do you build them?"

"I don't"

"So, you sell them"

"No"

"So, you repair them"

"No"

"So, do you steal them?!"
Why does Person A get to show up whenever they want and Person B has to be in 3 days a week. All the people in Person B's position will be annoyed that they don't have the same freedom, which will cause issues. Meanwhile, why does the manager have to go through the added work of managing a remote worker who is there most of the time just so they can do their 1/month a year of work from a beach at their discretion?
>Funny thing is that I can guarantee it will increase inequality.

Let's put money on this with measurable standards. Say, $10,000?
Were you referring to people like Andy Hug of Kyokushinkai?

I believe he suffered from an illness, but in general I suppose having a full-contact punching and kicking bouts with gigantic men isn't very good for your long-term health anyway. Especially in Kyokushin where they have (had?) no weight classes.
i tested both of them on some input data and they both sorted it correctly, though of course they could contain bugs (if so i'd be grateful if you pointed them out)

admittedly i probably added the godbolt link showing this after you wrote your comment

perhaps you can elaborate; i couldn't understand your last sentence or why you think the bubblesort function above doesn't bubble-sort
Look, with JSX you can put anything as props.

JSON is just pure data.
i wouldn't go so far as to say incompetence

even the best of us do stupid things sometimes
They were all bought together and had the same load on, so quite reliable/predictable of them to all fail so close together.

For the record, they have 43k power-on-hours, though nothing has been written to them much for the last ~3k hours as I had feeling something was off before they started reporting errors and migrated the data away.
> before almost anyone became aware

This isn't a serious comment. It really does not matter whether "almost anyone" became aware, it matters whether the sorts of people who pay attention to this became aware. OS packagers became aware of this super quickly and were working quietly to get this fixed. My understanding is that some security teams at large companies quickly flagged this as well and likely reached out via private channels.

The public outrage happened weeks later but it's not as if no one was paying attention.
True! One could argue it's a very physics way of taking the second picture + performing the composition ;)
Great to read.

Due to the mushroom season just starting in Europe, my seasonal fret over the fact that the only non-animal protein widely available in supermarkets is somewhat soy based Tofu has returned.

Mushrooms are - to me - considerably tastier and so much more varied.

I’ve always wondered why they’re not harvested all year round on industrial scale.
Yes and it’s been classified and blocked before (though not for long). Eventually they will just start blocking fastly completely or whoever else will agree to domain front them and that’s that
I'm really big on accessibility support. The demographic that I Serve tends to have a statistically higher level of challenges than your average audience.

One trick that I'm doing, in the app that I'm working on now, is that I have a "long-press help" feature.

I have a long-press gesture recognizer attached to the main view, and, when a long-press event is received, I find the shallowest view under that press, and examine it for the accessibility label and hint support. If it does not have any, I back up to its parent, etc.

If I find a label and hint, I use them to populate a popover, pointing at the target, and trigger a haptic. This popover has whatever is in the label (the popover title), and hint (detailed popover body).

This encourages me to make sure that as many items as possible, have accessibility support. It also is a lot easier to test, than running voiceover (which I need to do anyway, as sometimes, text does not speak the way we think).

I also localize my accessibility[0].

[0] https://github.com/RiftValleySoftware/RVS_Generic_Swift_Tool...
Knee pain can be from a variety of causes, some of which have to do with the actual joint and some of which don't. For example, medial knee pain can be, to name two options, an MCL tear or just an inflammation of the bursal sac. I had the latter when getting back into exercise after a long break (I'm now 40), and was really worried I had busted my knees. In the end, switching to front squats for a bit and working on mobility as well as paying attention to posture when lifting helped with it.

Point being, if you don't know what's causing your knee pain, it's probably a good idea to figure it out first, then think about what could help.
This is anecdotal of course, but C3R didn't help in my case, the KC still continued to worsen. I kinda regret it, because it also reduced CL tolerance for one eye.
"Radicals" in the title: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radical_(Chinese_characters)
This reminds me of Seneca's letter on groundless fears. "We suffer more often in imagination than in reality." [1]

[1]: https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Moral_letters_to_Lucilius/Let...
Wouldn't hibernating the machine and then copying the hibernation data to another machine do the trick? Sure it wouldn't be as instant, but it would skip most of the boot configuration.
I noticed that too, and my explanation was that physics education needs to set itself apart from engineering.

Classical ( non relativistic ) field theories by now are undergrad engineering topics, but there are only a few quantum engineers.

Most of the non quantum topics in modern undergrad physics curricula, is needed to make sense of quantum[ thermodynamics, filed theory, optics, something ]
Just 1 example from a google: https://9to5mac.com/2022/06/07/macos-ventura-apple-silicon-f...

There are plenty more.
Both have utility-driven classes. The main difference is TFCSS doesn't rely on any compilation, and it has it's own syntax, and TFCSS emulates more the CSS syntax.
J M Coetzee, Diary of a Bad Year.

You could try this at the public library.
You were using the term "trans ideology" with the claim the left sees a persons self-declaration of wanting to transition as someone "being" a women.

I said two things:

1. If a man does hormone therapy they are biologically transitioning towards a woman, this is e.g. why they can give breast milk. In biology a sex isn't always as clear cut as many believe and there exists ample scientific research on the topic, so this isn't the topic of our discussion.

2. With the biology out of the way, what remains is the question of the gender — the social, societal and mental role of what it means to "be" a woman. And obviously like with any role people can have different ideas of what it includes and what it excludes. What the left does is simply to say: "Fuck those social constructs, they don't help us, if someone wants to be a woman they are a woman", while the more conservative type might have very specific (bit in the face of history: arbitrary) ideas on what a "true" woman looks like, behaves like, is like.

The conservative definition of the gender roles we have a net-negative effect in our society. And that goes for men as well. So many "real" men, that immitate what they think "makes a man" — because of fear that they are not they fail their loved ones and they fail themselves. They confuse acting strong with being strong, while the strong (=harder to do) thing would be to confront your own weaknesses.

So if trans-ideology simply means not taking those roles seriously I am on board. If it means something else I am all ears.
Sorry for my ignorance, which device is used to transmit with SDR? I know the tv/radio receivers , but what is used to transmit ?
> such doors do not work on curved platforms so signs are still useful for some really old stations that are impossible to remodel

They also don't work if you've got multiple types of rolling stock with incompatible door layouts, and ideally you'll also need Automatic Train Operation – while having platform screen doors together with manual driving isn't impossible (compare the Jubilee Line in London between 1999 and 2011), it's not ideal and likely costs some capacity due to the more careful driving required for stopping accurately enough.
thank you! just ordered it :) I would recommend "gods, graves and scholars" from my side. Any others?
I wonder how to tell whether one's reached that sweet spot. Is it when the lift hasn't increased for months?

And of course there's the variable of age as well.
People who experience chemical burns and other eye injuries may develop limbal stem cell deficiency, an irreversible loss of cells on the tissue surrounding the cornea. These patients experience permanent vision loss, pain and discomfort in the affected eye. Without limbal cells and a healthy eye surface, patients are unable to undergo artificial cornea transplants, the current standard of vision rehabilitation.

So my understanding is that the cornea isn't exactly "alive" anymore. As a guess, you would be better off wondering if there are chemicals getting into the vitreous that cause keratoconus and if those chemicals can in some way be mitigated.

/random internet stranger making conversation. Definitely Not A Doctor.
I also always wondered about that when I watched the show!
I can review myself in ekidd's experience. I've been in the gym for 20 years and plenty of stronger (but not competitive) people I know picked up injuries from grinding out tough sets of 5 or 3. Heck I have two abdominal hernias and a 'sensitive' back that gives me problems from time to time that I can directly blame deadlift PRs for, even with great technique.

The gym is generally a safe hobby, but scientific bodybuilding, with its large sets, slow eccentrics and focus on the stretch is definitely the safest way to lift for longevity.
> You linked the man pages of sys5 shared memories. Everyone switched to posix shared memories since literally 20 years.

Which is irrelevant, because there is barely any functional difference between the two. POSIX SHM uses a better API, providing a file-descriptor like object. That's all.

And yes, using that API also requires syscalls.

> Furthermore, these man pages dont even support your argument.

Wrong, they absolutely do. "Accessing" something doesn't just involve the IO, it also involves the setup. And this requires syscalls, in SysV as it does in POSIX.

> Did you actually read them? These are just for the mapping, not for actually accessing (read/write) the shared memory

I am well aware of that, hence my seperate mentioning of IO later in my post. ;-)

And the argument in that post stands as solid as it was before. `mmap` MAPS memory. This mapping requires an address translation overhead EVERYTIME THE MEMORY IS ACCESSED. This translation doesn't happen in userspace.

Now, there is a way around that, in principle: If I mmap with ANONYMOUS and SHARED, and then `fork()`, I could have the same mapping in the child process. The problem here is: This relies on the forking after the mmap(). Any newly created objects, if I manage to map them into the child process, will again require address mapping. Again, this isn't an issue in threads. As soon as I create a new object on the heap, it is available to every thread, under the same address.

But hey, what do I know. But I think the people who are going to dedicate countless hours of their lives making actual parallel processing via multithreading possible in Python know why they are doing so. As do the people who implemented abstractions around threading in basically every major programming language ;-)
Now I tell you I have two children, and (at least) one of them is a boy born on April 1st, has medium-length black hair, is 4'2", interested in 5 out of 12000 available rpg games, has 8 close friends and sword-shaped fingernails.

I believe your script may require a datacenter and a scalable architecture now.
> The second one is a number

You mean a float, right?
Wait. So I can create a service with a popular SaaS's ToS, then submit a DCMA takedown to them and they have to remove their ToS from the internet? You can't be serious. (AFAIK, there's no laws for abusing it).
There is nothing to dismiss

health issues can both directly and indirectly make your psychological issues worse (or even be the direct cause of it)

and also the other way around

I think many of the "dismissal" (assuming non troll) comments come from with health issues people being feed up with getting the force feed the same advice they long time now every time their health comes up without the person giving their advice understanding their health issues. (e.g. not you because you just wrote what helped you in a neutral way).

For example some absurd examples I have seen repeatedly:

- a person with serve enough clinical depression to just be a step away from getting suicidal getting told "just do sports it will help" for the thousands time in a situation where they frequently have issues to even eat because their brain just stopped caring about being hungry

- or a person with motion sickness from certain games being again and again told the same set of well known and years ago tried advice, potentially combined with "you must never try VR" even through they did try VR and depending on the title it's not an issue as long as movement in VR is done through motion tracking

- or a person which had to stop their masters degree because of sever depression and anxiety being told "oh it's you could have done the masters because I was able to do so" when that other person just had a mild depressive phase due to overwork

- or people which had Vitamin-D deficit (which is really good at making other health issues worse) now insisting that every time they meat a "sick" person they should take Vitamin D supplements because sure their trauma induced psychological issues are just a Vitamin D deficiency.

Just to be clear I appreciate your your post, this is not trying to dismiss it in any way. In different to many of the examples I listed you bothered to formulate it neutral in a "this helped me, fixing health issues can help, here is why it helped me if you thing this could apply to you why not try it" way instead of a "this helped me so it 'must' help you too way". Through the line between both formulation is thin, and not seldom a matter of tone which is often lost in writing.
> I’ve decided to switch Dash to a subscription pricing model, as the paid upgrade pricing model is no longer a good fit.
Comic Agile: The Architect
Flat UI strikes again!

Let's learn a new control appearance for every website.
Don’t forget the Simpsons parody from “Who Shot Mr Burns?”:

https://youtube.com/watch?v=ICGwfkAYwr0
Node.js package loadtest can now send 12 krps on a lowly i5 processor
For normal people, please lift, it's amazing, but just don't go too heavy, especially with squats & dead lifts. The risk is too high.

Get to squat 150kg is highly likely to cause back injuries for a vast majority of the people.

Whereas lifting 50% of max reps with higher reps will get you similar benefits, in most cases even more muscle growth, without the high risk of injuries.
Things get even funnier if you consider names - for instance, I was convinced that the name of Jurassic Park author Michael Crichton (RIP) was pronounced Cr-itch-ton, until I actually heard it was pronounced Cry-ton.
Light-responsive nanocrystal array lifts 10k times its own mass
The observable universe has a diameter of about 47 billion light years!

https://imagine.gsfc.nasa.gov/educators/programs/cosmictimes...
Show HN: I am building a Figma alternative
I noticed that designers spend almost the same time and efforts developers put to design a webpage. And, developers pretty much rebuild the same design which was created by designers in figma.

I wanted to eradicate this redundancy hence started working on a visual editor that exports code.
-Develop excellent technique.
-Learn to stop at technical failure, never muscle up reps at any cost.
-Focus on slow eccentrics, deep stretches under load.
-Keep your sets over 10 reps.
Anyone else immediately think of the movie Freddy got Fingered?

https://youtu.be/ZtyxJSGM3x0
Gods and Abuse were also staples of my early VGA days.

Abuse had that crazy scriptable level editor, I must have spent more time in it than actually playing.
I did not know you can block people on github. The blocked people can't even fork?
Injuries are not talked about enough on the internet. And they should be the number one topic for amateur fitness enthusiasts of any kind. Everybody is focusing on impressive performance results but:

- you will never achieve anything resembling impressive as an amateur natty no matter what you do. PED use is so common now they're the standard for comparisons

- your pay check does not depend on achieving certain results. Look at the pros when they stop competing, they know it's not worth pushing it any more

- any persistent injury significantly affects your life quality. A very mild shoulder RSI makes sleeping and sex complicated

- training 3 times a week for decades offers plenty of opportunities to make mistakes so you need to leave a big margin for safety

- 80/20 rule applies to the effort and results and to the risk and rewards
I think there will be two noticeable paths people could go down.

1. Headless
2. API first
The "most people" argument is moot. I have outlined by arguments elsewhere in this thread
Early in the BG3 beta the devs put out an article complaining that everyone was playing a white guy. https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1086940/view/2896336... Now if you are required to play as some character that looks like yourself to feel "represented" is that surprising?

> Don’t forget to read the EULA ;)

Perhaps the GOG release can run offline.
I think though the point is to accept these realities. Once you do, you can move past them, past the constant worries and actually enjoy what life has to offer, what every moment has to give.

You don't focus on these realities and stop there. You move past them, with a clearer mind.
Depends on the photo. I had a photo that shows military unit marching between two of the great pyramids. Much easier to figure out a location if you have such obvious landmarks.
Still you might think, I did the best I could.
Don’t forget Crystal Caves, my favorite of that era
Concise Explanations Accelerate Progress
Its not a binary thing. On my dad's side, there is a history of hip issues, sciatica, upper back and shoulder mobility issues.

One of his siblings is in his early 60's, retired, and can only be described as "active". He's not powerlifting or anything like that but gym, cycling, gardening, every day or other day. He's on his second hip, soon to be third.

His other sibling is late 50's, also on their second hip about to get their third. They're limited to 2-300 yards of walking, can't really stand unaided for long periods of time, struggle with their sleep, etc etc.

The easiest comparison is that the older one is, and always has been more active. Sure it's complicated, sure you can't prepare for an unexpected diagnosis, but I'd you're 60 with no active health scares, your quality of life is going to be dictated by how much you looked after yourself, not just luck.
I was about to argue that I didn't think Granton was that deprived - particularly given all of the new development in that area - but I checked on the Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivations map and it does look pretty bad in places:

https://simd.scot/#/simd2020/BTTTFTT/14/-3.2287/55.9786/