skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
And we can criminalize tobacco and alcohol. At least tobacco.
Only if the compilation speed difference is worth the loss of performance. That seems unlikely for most use cases because the speed gain is small while the performance loss is severe.
It does seem like there should be some sane middle ground between abusing patients and throwing them onto the street.
Microsoft is not shipping mobile phone software! I fault them for breaking older apps, yes, but this is not always the case. I have an app that is 7 years old and it hasn't been updated for any phone since the iphone 7. I see the black bars when I open it. It's a drink making app that since got taken off the app store, but I'll never delete it because it was a one time purchase and got me access to the easiest explanations for making drinks I have ever seen in my entire life. And every drink is there. Apple has never, I repeat *never*, broken it for me. It still opens.

Your mileage may vary. I think backwards compatibility is important, but we can't expect Apple to do a quality test on every last app on the app store for hours and hours making sure it opens on every phone on every software version.
“modern” and “lightning fast”
My thought was to let you have e.g. a book review bundler that got only the review posts from mixed sources and say 1/3 of the review posts from ones that are all reviews ... both because that sort of subsetting works better here than it would for apps and because it means that it can make sense to subscribe to both a bundle and a contributor thereto, so neither channel is risking cannibalisation by recommending the other.
Both you, and the historical commentary reply are correct.

Mental hospitals _were_ very bad, and the problem continues to be very bad.

However the solution was never going to be END the old social program. We see the results in any major urban area today, it's what everyone in this thread is talking about.

It's far too easy in politics to rally around a common 'goal' of 'stop doing X / being X' (E.G. BRexit) without the 'replacement' action selected. If 'and do nothing' is really what's supported that should be fine as an affirmative assertion. 'Stop doing X and do nothing instead'. Or (as an example) 'End sanitariums and make mental health a public drunkenness level crime while funding the police and jail / hospital systems for treatment'.

The problem is lack of agreement and follow through on a plan leading to the default failure mode of the universe; everything fails in uncontrolled ways.
It contains neithet and If people wanted it to be evidence of anything it wouldn't have come from the hands of a known liar who betrayed his country.

Chain of custody is a factor.
This can still bite you.

Because an aggressive compiler will probably do constant optimization.

And the software guy who optimizes 1<<32 might have a different notion of what to do than guy designing the hardware would do.

For example, the SUNW compiler sometime around the year 2000. As me how I know.
In England, "cottage" must mean something else . . .
`jq` and `GNU Parallel` share a world in my brain where I know they're wonderful tools, but I spend more time grokking the syntax of each one as rarely as I need either, than just writing a bash/sed/awk/perl, ruby, or python script to do what I need.
So discord, google and fb chats can pretty much do this too...should have been obvious by now.
Yeah, because when we implement it in C++ we surely are going to save the planet now.
That's uncharitable. Google is more likely to return textual and/or scholarly info. TikTok is more likely to produce experiential, opinion, and entertaining content, informational or not.

I search YouTube for many of the same reasons while I'm not Gen Z. Video responses allow me to listen while doing other things, to get a quicker sense of relevance to what I'm looking for, and produces faster answers than plain Google search does. In addition, I get sent down the rabbit hole in directions I wasn't expecting far more often than I do with plain Google search, which can be very enjoyable/informative.
It’s good that this classic has been resurfaced by its stylistic cameo in “Everything Everywhere All at Once” — a movie which has a lot to admire, but tries so extremely hard to be clever and likable that it just fell completely flat for me.

I watched it twice, and both times I just found myself wishing I was watching “In the Mood for Love” instead when the multiverse kaleidoscope spun that way.
Is this really a selling point?
The library supports the model-graded factuality prompt used by OpenAI in their own evals. So, you can do automatic grading if you wish (using GPT 4 by default, or your preferred LLM).

Example here: https://promptfoo.dev/docs/guides/factuality-eval
Yes, they also claims that they are 120x faster than neo4j.

I think a study around KuzuDB vs. Memgraph will be interesting.
The point is, the more that gains are distributed randomly in society (and not due to productive effort or doing something useful), the more unstable a society becomes.

Sort of how the Weimar hyperinflation in the 1920s (which exacerbated the feeling that things are unfair) set the stage for the rise of Hitler in the 30s.

If taken to the extreme, it leads to the collapse of law&order.

It’s also why feudal systems were inherently unstable and suffered many uprisings.
Yes, and then patch dyld to enable library insertion again.
This is only true if your definition of land is constrained to the teeny tiny fraction of land that is already developed into highly desirable cities. Which in real estate terms is like trying to buy a stock at its peak and complaining it's expensive.

I am in no way saying that burdensome regulation hasn't artificially limited the growth of existing metro areas and caused a bubble driven by artificial scarcity but the idea that there's nowhere to invest in at the ground floor where it's cheap is absurd. This happens in cities on a smaller scale already. The nice areas are too expensive so young artsy people move where its cheap, make it better, and then it becomes a good area -- repeat.

If you invested in the development of say, Akron Ohio with the goal of tipping the scales and starting flywheel of metropolitan growth and your bet pays off not only will you be filthy filthy rich but you'll create brand new economic activity and real growth. Of course fighting over the same 100 sq miles is a zero sum game.

As an individual laborer your choices are obviously limited to where you can find work but as an investor the sky is the limit.
I think hardware companies just view programmers as, like, EE that aren’t even trustworthy enough to put in charge of keeping the magic smoke in the chips.
Tacit acceptance of backwards-incompatibility is a pandemic in our industry, it was only a matter of time before PHP was infected.
I was a k8s contrib since 2015, version 1.1. I even worked at Rancher and Google Cloud. If you don't need absolutely granular control over a PAAS/SAAS (complex networking w/ circuit breaking yadda yadda, deep stack tracing, vms controlled by k8s (kubevirt etc), multi-tenancy in cpu or gpu) you don't need k8s and will absolutely flourish using a container solution like ECS. Use fargate and arm64 containers and you will save an absolute fortune. I dropped our AWS bill from $350k/mo to around $250k converting our largest apps to arm from x86.

GKE is IMO the best k8s solution PAAS wise that exists, but quite frankly few companies need that much control and granularity in their infrastructure.

My entire infrastructure now is AWS ECS and it autoscales and I literally never, ever, ever have had to troubleshoot it outside of my own configuration mishaps. I NEVER get on call alerts. I'm the Staff SRE at my corp.
What was wrong with Optane?
I mean, just look at the Ninth Circuit for an example on the other side of the aisle. Where bees are fish, and the 2nd Amendment is just a suggestion. If thou ist looking for sanity in the judiciary, abandon all hope, ye who enter here.
Yes, but surely giving mother nature the task instead is not the proper reform.

Psychiatric medication have come a long way since the 60s, so running wards should be alot simpler than back then with all those insane displine procedures.
All that leverage absolutely crushed investors in the 2008 housing crash, and is again now ruining people who had poor or nonexistent interest rate hedges.

The idea that it’s easy or natural to make money via leveraged housing had ruined many people.
Landlords dont build housing.
In what world is this an appropriate comment?
I agree. Flask is quite nice, as are some of the other things based off it, like FastAPI, and some of the Flask-inspired async frameworks, and the Jinja template engine that Flask uses. All good stuff.
Why would youtube demonetize them? Their interviews are always interesting and informative
Cool idea. One more fictional example:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWIusSdn1e4
>My impression is the USA is falling apart

In a theead about public toilets you move within 3 sentences to a vague thesis that the US is 'falling apart' without any metrics to a definition of what that looks like, a framework that is simpke, vague, generalized with very little quantitative datapoints that I cannot help but simply disregard the rest of what you have to say as anything more than hearsay amateur opinions.

If you want to make a comparison between a pair of nation, state your specific metric and bring numbers. Ive had plenty of rude encounters in south america and europe
If they meant that they are still wrong.
A coup is a change in leadership enacted outside of the accepted legal method for that unit of governance it has nothing to do with leaving the patent unit.
This would not help with that goal.
Meteor was the last time I heard about something like this.
> do you have a general idea how refrigeration works

More than a 'general idea'. But you'll find as you've already learned, a huge percentage of people have no idea.
We used to store files as base64 strings in Postgres, but not anymore
On a big pile of money?!
Wrote Python professionally for years and didn’t know all of this. Thanks!
We are in agreement that Google is limited by what is legal. This is what I originally wrote. If they want profits from both jurisdictions, they will not make a principled decision.
Protests when?
How long until big websites start implementing feature detection to block browsers without this API?
> Can you show any evidence that you are less likely to catch Covid if you have been vaccinated

Can you show me evidence that it's the same likelihood? I am curious as to why you would think that. And I don't see anywhere where the CDC says so. The "serious outcomes" that they talk about are simply easier to measure. But you must have got this deeply misguided idea from somewhere.
It’s not just San Francisco, cities all over CA have similar issues (as well as the west coast - Portland, Seattle, etc).
Increased Vitamin D Intake Can Decrease Symptoms of Depression, Anxiety
The Technology Facebook and Google Didn’t Dare Release
> "boomer" is a pretty hatefull slur these days

What? It's absolutely not as insulting as any number of terms used against people of color, people with disabilities, women, minorities (the list can go on), and saying it's a hateful slur starts to put it in the same ballpark as those, which is very disingenuous. It's also not even that true; "ok boomer" is often used ironically within a group of friends these days, and sometimes used against an actual baby boomer, but it's not really that hateful.
They could pretty much do it by having things like the 'for paying subscribers of X' attribute that work as 'also free on B' and 'also for paying subscribers of B' and the bundle could (at least initially) be pretty much just the current substack UI.

I'm sure if substack actually do something like this, they'll give it a little more thought than I just did, of course.
My guess is HN will see more of this, with the decline of Reddit and the subsequent dispersion of certain... opinions... looking for a new forum to infect
I believe every major tech company runs their data centers on renewable energy and are carbon neutral.

What they tend to do is build a data center and then build renewable energy project on the same grid as their data center so those project feed in the same energy that the data center are using making them carbon neutral.

They do similar things for water. They try to use wastewater, and return more than they use.

If you are mad about this water usage, you should check out other industries, and most of those companies couldn't careless about how much water they use.
I think they meant this page: https://px4.io/ecosystem/commercial-systems/

But it depends on your budget/use case really (just to fly around with a camera like payload, drone racing, autonomous missions using gps). A lot of the drones out there use a lot of open source software for one thing or another.

Ardupilot, PX4, Betaflight, iNav etc.. are open source drone flight control software which run on drone flight controllers. flight controller = a little microcontroller + gyro/accelerometer + connections to some peripherals like radio receivers , GPS, sensors like sonar etc.

Blheli_S, AM32 etc.. are Open Source ESC firmware. ESC = Electronic Speed Controller. The component that is responsible to spin the motors as the flight controller wants it to.

Sik Radio, ExpressLRS, mLRS etc.. are Open Source RC control link software that let you send control messages from your ground station to your drone.

As for Video Transmission, you can use anything from OpenHD/wifibroadcast(doesn't use Wifi. just Wifi hardware in monitor mode.) to webrtc over 4g to transmit video from quad to your ground station. And optionally record it on the drone side too.

Mix and match these open source components to build your own drone as per your needs.

I mostly fly racing drones and every single component on my quads is open source to one extent or another.
In 1960 an earthquake in Agadir claimed almost half of the city's population. That gives you an idea about how badly prepared they were.

City has been rebuild (except from the hill were you can see the memorial words at night) supposedly under earthquake sagety norms but that isn't the case of the rest of the country.
Same here. Bought a house for 700.000 euros in the Netherlands. 4 years later got valued at 1.100.000.
I guess its a global issue we have. Housing either renting or buying is extremely difficult for starters. Once you are in the game its relatively easy to move arround. But as a starter impossible.
It shows the conformity of people educated in science.

Now if God had made the vaccine, plenty of religious people would have been first in line, and if the vaccine was rumoured to make your neck redder, then red necks would have been first in line!
Our Self-Driving Cars Will Save Lives, but They Will Kill Some of You First
If the variable is numeric, and const or constexpr, and you have -O1 or higher enabled, then the compiler will optimize it away.

I don’t think static would add anything under these conditions.
I am not sure what the real market is then, though. If it's for people that want to re-live their memories, then a system with built-in games (of which plenty exist) makes much more sense, or one with a digital store (so, the VCS, or digital collections like Atari 50). Whereas people that still held on to their cartridges and want to play them seem to be more the crowd that kept up with newer and homebrew games as well?

Maybe I'm projecting from myself, but if I'm that kind of enthusiast that held on and wants to play their actual cartridges, I'd expect compatibility with any cartridges I might still buy in the future.

(Then again, both the RetroN and Polymega seem to do well enough, so what do I know, apart from not liking the idea of these systems as half-baked in-between solutions.)
Which you can still lose on. Most major markets in the US now rent below cost to own.
I really wonder what that dude was doing when he was 15 years old, should have been a difficult childhood...
Whats termite scheme and what is it used for?
You live a life of sheltered ignorance if you aren't aware of what young people go through in such places when they are of minority races, minority religions, not heterosexual, or not conforming to gender binaries.
What stops a browser implementing the API but feeding made up information through it?
i am screaming in horror on the inside
Self-interest is a set of situations that favor you. Selfishness is actualizing some of those situations without regard to who gets hurt. (I think).

I think that what you are asking is something like: "How do you draw the line between reasonable pursuit of self-interest and unacceptable pursuit of self-interest at the expense of others."

I don't think that there is a single answer just a set of rules that may or may not apply. One such rule might be "Weigh the size of your gain vs the size of the harm to others. Another might be "Weigh the gains and harms resulting from alternative choices".

Your set of rules lies within your executive function which resolves such issues. For each of us the set of rules is certainly different but may have many similarities within a single culture.

There are all sorts of complications. How do you value a situation that may have multiple positives and negatives. In the end, the choice is so complicated that the choice is often motivated by emotion because reason fails us.
Okay but they'd be paying the higher rate regardless. On the hypothetical "rent the whole time" track they have much less money than the "bought ten years ago" track they actually took. In both cases housing costs more, but in the latter they have hundreds of thousands of dollars more in easily liquified assets.
I think he may have been confused by looking at the NYT online store [1]. They will sell you back issues for $7 for a weekday paper, or $12 for a Sunday paper. But the back issue price is marked up from the cover price. The newsstand price if you’re buying today’s newspaper in person somewhere is currently $4 for Mon-Sat and $6 on Sunday.

[1] https://store.nytimes.com/products/print-newspapers?variant=...
You’re still missing the point. The gains are real - you not willing to give up your house to realize them) or insisting that you need another house in exchange) doesn’t make them not real.

Yes, every other homeowner is sitting on the same gains, so relative to them, it feels like nothing has changed. But relative to the non-owners, you have been given a free handout of wealth. Which you are « consuming » by staying in the same house you were in before.

If the rent has gone up, then your house you live in is now producing 2600 dollars of value per month rather than 1700 (even though it feels like nothing has changed to you)
Why tech companies and schools are turning to an old-school career path in CO
It's a word with multiple meanings and one of them is a type of dwelling. Which other meaning do you think is more appropriate given the context?
The Order was occasionally endangered by reckless and artless users of the phrase
The Cordon Bleu Kid: Raising a 6-Year-Old Food Hacker
I’m disappointed by the tech community’s acceptance of privacy invasions, and it’s denial of the long-term corrosive societal effects of the surveillance economy. I’m not surprised however. Quoting Upton Sinclair, “It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it.”
The rich ones. All of Wall Street runs on Excel. All of management consulting runs on PowerPoint. Private equity runs on both.
each of the qualities you described are also qualities of a sufficiently large empty plot of land
The author said what you wrote in the first sentence, ie "use async if you are going to have a half implementation of async anyway". "Use async because you might need it in the future" is something you made up, not what the author said.
I get what he’s going for I guess but “this isn’t much of an achievement” is sociopathic
Yeah if this was intentional and not algorithmic I hope someone from google can find out.

Most of their videos are interviewing real Californians. Many working in government / law enforcment.

Why silence their voices google?
>primal emotions like hatred and fear of the Other.

It's not hatred and fear "of the Other". Leftist and their leftist policies invite as many immigrants as they possibly can to an area with limited housing. Then it's shockedpikachu.jpg when the reality of supply and demand occurs and they clutch their pearls and ask "what could we have done to stop this?!" When in reality land, conservatives are telling them "we told you so". So instead of taking ownership of their mistakes thus proving conservatives were right, they gaslight everyone into thinking anything even remotely pointing towards the influx of immigrants is an issue is racist, effectively shielding themselves from blame.

This tactic of blaming any opposition as "racist" has been insanely effective in the West for the past four or so decades. Reality is catching up, and people left and right are seeing through the BS.

No one hates the immigrants, who wouldn't leave a third world country for Canada? The blame is firmly on the leftist politicians in Canada that are speed running the housing crisis.
I am not claiming that Covid and sugar are the same. They are different.

But sugar is bad for you. Ads for sugar aren’t intended to convince people to drink it in moderation. Just like ads for cigarettes aren’t intended to make people smoke one per day.

My point is that if we wanted to limit misinformation that causes harm, limiting ads for coke that result in sugar consumption that contributes to diabetes deaths. Lots and lots. Hopefully Covid won’t keep causing hundreds of thousands of deaths per year (1.1M so far in 3.5 years) but diabetes is just getting worse.

Obviously government can do both and doesn’t have to choose. But it seems like limiting free speech for a minor benefit isn’t worth it when there’s a much clearer line to take. Preventing drug advertising is pretty simple and was already illegal until 1998.
Large object (aka BLOBs) and bytea are also both options with Postgres over and above saving base64-encoded text.

That said, for email attachment storage, the article is right to consider separate file storage, though you must take take to keep the file store and DB in sync.
Gotta love the never ending hunt for things that are uniquely human.

For a while, we thought it was language and then discovered that it wasn't. Same for tool use.

Maybe the search for uniquely human things is the uniquely human thing?

We can get over that too if we consider that we may not be that special.
I don’t think it’s a win for anyone when multiple courts are saying that the institutions that underpin our society systematically broke our most fundamental laws and violated our most fundamental rights.
And the title is "A test of memory for stimulus sequences in great apes" which is way more fitting for a study based on a few bonobos.
Yeah, but it’s horses for courses. The C version can be deployed in far more places and can be far faster than the Go equivalent. Which is “better” is a contextual judgement call. There’s plenty of weird architectures out there that run C and almost nothing else.
Nothing.

Until Web Environment Integrity lands too.

(afaik there's no FloC attestation, but I'm not 100% confident about that)
How many minutes an adult would survive with the oxygen produced?