skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have to buy all my games again to play them at lower quality and frame rate?
Seems like a bad deal, I also dock my ROG Ally, and use it on my TV running 1080p60, something the Switch seldomly does.

As for fiddling, I really don't understand this commentary, the only 'fiddling' is toggling the controller mode and power target? I don't understand how basic settings that are built in to a easily accessible menu is 'fiddling'.

OW2, Apex, and all emulators I've tried have Just Worked (TM).
It does seem absurd that the options are "completely broken keyboard features" and "literal keylogger". Meanwhile we're paying for many transistors for NN engines and getting worse results than if they were never leveraged at all.

Is this what progress looks like?
No language features above machine code are a "necessity". Java is not a "necessity". "OOP" is not a "necessity" either. Why don't we all work in C? Or maybe all in assembly language? Yet most of us are glad we can work at a higher level. Probably no single language feature is a "necessity", yet when they come together they make for higher level languages and elegant expression.
> (3) Ask, for fun, like I used to do, your regular guy if (a) an electron is bigger than an atom, (b) how many people live on earth.

So if I understood you correctly, as well educated member of the public, you found if "fun" to point out the inadequacies of the scientic knowledge of members of the non acedemic elite? Perhaps your time in higher education could have been better directed.
> I think no one would _really_ object to labelling like oatmeal healthier than chips.

Unfortunately this isn't how this works. Products compete in their own category, so you can have frozen pizza's with an A and fruit with an E
I work on really large go codebases
I think you're on the money with this one.

I'd like to hear your "more to say", the point is to share your ideas. If you want.
> It seems like the main reaction is about Zig's name being used for WASIX promotion/a 3rd party trying to exert control over Zig development

Not exactly, the main issue we have with this thing is that it's a process that in the blink of an eye had multiple Zig contributors do duplicate work to implement a PR under implicit conditions that are completely skewed against the individuals.

The Zig project has spent a lot of time and effort in growing a community of contributors that is respectful and collaborative, and we don't appreciate startups trying to turn our community into Mad Max, especially when the same exact amount of money could have been used to move the endeavor forward in a more sustainable way.

It would have been trivial to post an offer to pay for have that PR implemented, interview a few candidates, pick one, offer a contract and have the PR delivered after the contractor maybe even takes a moment to polish it past "passing a test suite", on top of it being a nice starting point for a potential continued collaboration for eventual follow ups.

Instead we got duplicated efforts, stress and ultimately everything would have resulted in a rushed PR that then most probably would have been on us to clean up and maintain going forward.

Our way of leading development is more sustainable and one big reason why we have such a big contributor community.

We're not going to let startups burn our contributor community so that they can squeeze one extra tweet out of their moat-building efforts.
> Admittedly I probably represent the best-case subject.

I don't think you could do any better unless you were from Cupertino. With an Irish accent, my experience has been... okay with Apples text to speech, it's certainly better than others, but I still have to make a conscious effort to enunciate quite differently to my normal speech.

OpenAI's whisper has really impressed me though, and transcribes almost everything perfectly, even if I throw in phrases or words from other languages part way through the conversation.
Reminds me of the old I’m color blind, I don’t see race trope. Recognizing where someone is coming from, even if you don’t personally like it, that’s a basic requirement for communication.

Those instance where people complain about misgendering? That’s not when someone accidentally uses the wrong pronoun. It’s when a person purposefully ignores someone else’s wishes and calls them in a way that is hurtful.

To me saying it’s just messages in a bug tracker, and identity doesn’t matter, that person can’t be serious. I feel we have to learn this lesson over and over again.
A trip to the dried-up Kakhovka Reservoir
Even that... isn't great. Certainly step up from "just a bunch of carbohydrates" but not exactly super healthy either.
Is this happening in other countries?
just get laid off! then it'll be impossible to worry about.

worry about what's in front of you, do your best.

maybe taking a proactive step about layoffs will prevent your worry. hatch a scheme. make a move. secure your job.
> We don't actually know what happened.

The article is itself a second hand account. However, it quotes very specific incidents, especially this:

> And so, one of the moderators changed the pronouns in their nickname to “who/cares”. […] Let’s be real, this isn’t like, calling someone the N-word or something.

I don't care what the political affiliation of the moderator is, but this is pretty low for any community.
Maybe not on purpose. Fentanyl is being used to cut other recreational drugs like cocaine and MDMA.
Yeah I noticed this starting a year or two ago, it drives me crazy

Also, getting the copy/paste menu to show takes a very long time
This is an internal, airgapped network.

We stood up the root CA, created the certificate, imported it, then destroyed the root CA. It’s a common security practice. Root CA can then never be compromised
How about .. just terrestrial?

In other words, we are not the most technologically advanced species on the planet. Merely bystanders to other, older, perhaps far more advanced civilizations that merely tolerate our presence on their planets surface.

I mean, this tracks.
It’s been a problem in Canada. Not sure if the same magnitude.
I do not understand "breakfast" at all. When I wake up usually the last thing I want to do is start eating, but if I were hungry I'd want something salty and savory and high in protein, steak or a roast, fish, pork ribs, something like this.

The amount of sugar in basically all breakfast foods is just insane, then people actually pour even more sugar on top. I don't understand how people can eat this type of food to begin with, but especially first thing in the morning.
The money is not siphoned out of the economy (unless it all leaves the US/World). The money made in finance is just as any other money, i.e., it is used to consume, invest, save etc.

Btw., no-one is forced to trade incessantly, either.
Good intentions do not fix anything. China is still a problem.
There's so many cereal options. It's easy to find some that are healthy, such as low sugar bran or wheat cereals.
While it's true that we indeed do have a severe drug problem in Finland, it really hasn't been pushed under the rug. We have a working social services system and the addicts have a place they can get their legal drugs from.

Also the overdoses per 100k residents are around 5.8, while in the us it seems to be 27.8
I think the more objective measure might be the holes in the domestic supply chain that represent vulnerability and a lack of robustness.
>I hear you. But I am not worried about whatever economic modellers say, or what prominent authors write. What I am worried is when huge companies, predominantly preceived as western ones, spread their arms and swear there is no way they can make their gizmos in the USA.

Yes, you make a very valid point.

>Look at Apple for example, most valuable company on the whole world and 44-47% of their production sites is in china. Did we had anything like that in the Soviet block?

No, definitely not, there is a difference in how Soviets couldn't overtly accept western investments without it looking like a failure of their central planning. Also the relationship between both blocks(USSR vs the West) was much more openly antagonistic. China is different in these ways. One could write a book about the differences and similarities of both countries.

As for large companies doing that I blame the lawmakers (and people voting for them). A share based company is supposed to act in the best interest of shareholders. How long or short the time horizon to prioritise is decided by the shareholders when they hire the board of directors. It is not a surprise a bunch of shareholders will want to prioritize short term gains. It is the lawmakers job to ensure its citizens don't fund enemy regimes. That leads to another point, for a life of me I do not understand how the Chinese Communist Party regime is not officially considered an enemy of the USA and all other deocratic countries. For some countries with very corrupt political scene (like Germany, Austria etc) it is obvious why, but the US? Perhaps the political elite in US has awoken to the fact current China is their biggest enemy, they just don't see any benefit in communicating it clearly at this stage.
There's a certain irony in citing Nestle in an appeal to social good.
This wasn't obvious to me from the appearance of the page (I guess my screen is large enough that I didn't see the arrows in the bottom-right corner), but this site is actually a presentation. So, a heads-up in case anyone else has the same experience: the page is interactive, and you can navigate with arrow keys.
Fat and protein are also much more nutritious. Calories are not equal and making these trades while maintaining joy is good logic. My partner’s mantra for unhealthy food is “is this worth getting fat from?”. Which basically just means you end up eating better because it turns out the least healthy stuff is not actually bringing you joy anyway.
> Look, the solution to FLOSS community issues is not to whine about them on your blog, that's just as toxic as what these folks are doing

It's not the same. A blog post is a great way of raising awareness of issues.
For both reasons mentioned above, yes. Even internally, many teams in Microsoft are shipping containers on Linux for prod services.

Azure is also the big moneymaker, so these days they want all their technologies to have Linux support since that's the dominant cloud OS.
Returns 3 on Borland Turbo C, which I think most people would say is a reasonable compiler.
"are simply wrong" and "under any reasonable compiler" don't mix - yes, for arm(32/64)/x86(-32 or -64) there are common values, but that doesn't make everything else not exist. OP doesn't say that the first two are UB, just that you don't know what they will be without additional information.

For example, here's a GCC-supported target that's available on Compiler Explorer, where the result of question 1 is "3", and question 2 is "1": https://godbolt.org/z/MjT8YhrTc
I make Müsli in America where it effectively does not exist

Muesli formula: 4 cups grains + 1 1/2 cups nuts/seeds + 1/2 cup dried fruit

Grains: Rolled oats, wheat bran, whole rye, whole barley, sorghum flakes, quinoa flakes, millet puffs, millet flakes.

Nuts/seeds: Sliced almonds, walnuts, cashews, pecans, pistachios, hazelnuts, sunflower seeds, pepitas, chia seeds, poppy seeds, sesame seeds, unsweetened coconut flakes.

Dried fruit: Dried apricots, dried cherries, dried figs, raisins, golden raisins, currants, apple chips.
> unless "nutriscore" is a private 3rd party score, not the gov?

From Wikipedia:

> The system relies on the computation of a nutrient profiling system derived from the United Kingdom Food Standards Agency nutrient profiling system (FSA score). It was created by Santé Publique France, the French public health agency, based on the work of Serge Hercberg from Sorbonne Paris North University. Other bodies involved in the development of the system included the Agency for Food, Environmental and Occupational Health and Safety (ANSES) and the High Council for Public Health (HCSP).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nutri-Score
Man, I am a Stephenson fan but that is some purple prose!
Which of the World’s Hundreds of Thousands of Aging Dams Will Be Next to Burst?
That changes more behavior than what GP wants.
Outside of the US access to Kalydeco and Trifekta is quite limited.

Last I checked only 8 of 13 provinces/territories in Canada pay for it, and only for children and adolescents - adults are excluded.

The UK also refused to pay for it but I think that was resolved? Been a while since I checked.
I've seen this response before, but why on earth would we be using C# if not for its included batteries? I can't imagine a world where we would have chosen C# to write an API unless there were some specific benefits, and while I may be wrong to assume this, I don't think I've ever met someone who would. Not so much because there is anything wrong with C# or .Net for that matter, it's okish, it's just well... Honestly, writing C# is a lot like writing typescript with bad linting rules, at least to me. It's not that bad, but it's also not something I'd ever really want to do.
There is nothing wrong with carbohydrates, it's over consuming them that's the problem. Müsli without added sugar can easily be a part of a well balanced diet. It's basically just a different form of oatmeal.
You seem to have left out this part:

> made a big deal out of their pronouns

I’d like to see the entire conversation before passing judgement.
it's reveal.js for those unfamiliar

https://revealjs.com/
Interesting. The urge to eat is what gets me out of bed, and carbs is what I crave in the morning rather than proteins.
Cross comparing the Ally and Deck its a marked difference in BG3.
I think it's probably one of the core causes, but trying to piece together how a barely noticed yet fundamental change in the technology that is money can cause all of these effects requires understanding money to an almost unreal level of depth. I'm still trying to figure out and wrap my head around it, but I think what they did had way more consequences than the architects of that decision realized, even deep cultural impacts, that, like many historical events, will only really be clearly understood in hindsight well into the future.
Lucky Charms, but with those little dried shrimp from Ramen cups.
Not at all. In fact, we're having a huge public reckoning right now.
As opposed to Living Man's Grave?
Sure, that's an AVR platform where structs are packed and ints are 16 bits, and it returns the size of the struct, in other words, the correct answer. And that's my point, it returns the size of the struct, it's not "don't know", it's not doing anything weird, so why have the question?
It feels like somewhere along the way we declared discomfort and pain to be an invalid human state that should not exist and therefore must be dutifully banished at whatever cost.

Maybe it’s okay if a colonoscopy sucks.
If I get laid off, need to immediately go back to my corrupt country. Do I want my kids get absolute bad education, bad environment to grow up? No.

It's not easy to get visa to USA again
He must work out more than you
The CVE description for some context (I re-ordered the sentences)

"An app may be able to execute arbitrary code with kernel privileges. The issue was addressed with improved memory handling. This issue is fixed in iOS 16.1 and iPadOS 16, macOS Ventura 13, watchOS 9.1."
> I decided not to become a German citizen. I want no liabilities to this country.

Sad considering the desperate need for people working in a variety of specialized professions, but a completely understandable reaction. Unfortunately, I don't see a realistic future where this is any better.
Seems the Swedish government thinks Trikafta is too expensive, so it’s not available/subsidized in Sweden [1]. Must feel terrible to pay 70% taxes and being denied access to a drug that could save your life… :/

1. https://www.dagensmedicin.se/specialistomraden/luftvagarna/d...
The drugs may have never been developed without the CFF. They arguably took more financial risk than vertex. Vertex was trying to be a hepatitis c company at the time and cf was an off focus program that happened to come with an acquisition. With out CFF funding my guess is the program would have been cut. The fact that the nonprofit got a royalty stream from their significant financial investments is good practice.
The drugs are expensive, but how much is a patients life with? How much money does stopping progression save the healthcare system financially? Aside from giving the patients more normal and longer life, persistent and repeated hospitalizations and lung tra transplants are very costly and poorly effective.
This is an example of transformative Medicne. Our society needs should prioritize such work.
first of all, i agree with you. THERE IS NO CARTEL. there is no need to shout. the cartel is not the problem. aldi from germany successfully entered the market in austria with their hofer chain, and lidl is a german supermarket chain too.

but i also do not agree with you that it would be trivial to sell food anywhere.

brand protection laws here (i found a source for germany, but i believe that this should be EU wide, otherwise it would be in violation of EU laws) do not allow you to sell a branded product without the permission of the brand owner.

so in order to sell something you have to negotiate with the brand. if you are a small shop you will not get the same volume prices as the big chains because you have no bargaining power. and if you already sell something else you will have to convince them that doing that combining that is a good idea. (i also think that you may need a license to sell food alongside other products, which may be denied. you can't just sell everything anywhere). the brands may also not be happy that you undercut the large chains they sell to as it may push them to demand lower prices from the brand in order to compete.

i also found one article that claims that "Territorial Supply Constraints" would allow brands to segment the EU along the internal borders and demand different prices per region.

it looks like that may be the real problem.

and while it may be possible to buy the products from a third party within the EU, doing so may may be difficult at scale and make it more difficult to undercut prices. and also the complicated legal landscape risks costly lawsuits, even if you would win.

why aren't the existing german chains in austria undercutting others? probably because they buy directly from the brand and so the brand can dictate where they sell.
Overnight oats / bircher muesli is served cold and requires no cooking. The time aspect is to give the oats time to absorb the liquid - cold oats swimming in freshly poured milk isn't the most appetising way to eat oats.

Of course you can "speed up" the process by blending them into a smoothie.
Those two projects looks excellent, thanks for the tip!
You can find cereals with a Nutriscore of A. There aren't many, they are usually the ones without added sugar or chocolate, and they tend to cost more unfortunately.

Recently got some Carrefour bio (organic) cereals, some mixed with various seeds and another one mix of cereals, both with A Nutriscore and no processing or added sugar.

As with all cereals, the energy value is always around 350-400kCal/100g, but they contain very low actual sugar (15% for one, still quite high probably because of the dried fruits -I'll need to chose better next time- and 1% for the other).

Typical breakfast cereals will be between 25% to 50%+ sugar content (wtf...).
The thing about toxicity is that it's harmful to those who are most aware of it, such as marginalized folks. So 'raising awareness' is exactly what should not be done in this case! (Of course Drew is not fully cognizant of this, because of the entrenched privilege that's so common in the FLOSS space.) You should instead lower awareness, by offering something better as an alternative.
That was my guess. Training the branch predictor on all those virtual calls.
If you consider a laptop with Ryzen 9 7940HS, and you gonna pay with your own money, note that Ryzen 7 7840HS is pretty much the same chip. The only difference between the two seems to be a couple hundred MHz of various clock frequencies, which is barely relevant for laptops due to thermal throttling on sustained workloads.

The rest of the specs are the same, but Ryzen 7 is somewhat cheaper due to marketing. For example, at the time of writing the configurator for HP ZBook Firefly 14 G10 A laptops offered in US says the price difference is $285.
There are many projects doing the exact same thing. Here's one approach from myself, but haven't updated since 2019:

https://github.com/philippgille/serve

One difference is that it can create a TLS cert for you, instead of having to supply one via CLI arg.

I don't recommend using it in its current form though due to its (the compiled binaries') Go version being outdated.
Thresholds are not a problem as long as they are documented. Presumably the standard I'd neutral, and if less (say) sugar makes the product rating change, I don't see how that hurts competition. Meet the threshold, don't meet the threshold, it's up to you.

Your thesis that providing nutritional information to the public would result in industry pushback would suggest that govt cares more about corporate profits than public health.

Alas I agree with you. One feels that providing nutritional information to American consumers would be easily trumped by money.

I'm not sure such an "obvious" conclusion is necessarily a good sign of effective government.
For context: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_Tcherepnin#Style_and...
There are loads of total garbage sugary breakfast cereals available that are B. I mean literally stuff with 24% sugar. The label is completely worthless, ignore it, just read the ingredients list and the dietary information.

https://www.lebensmittelklarheit.de/fragen-antworten/nutri-s...
By providing education and awareness, change can only come from within those countries. The citizens of China and India are probably on the same page as you.
Please have more vacation weeks so that people are less stressed. Remake the financial system so that people cannot take on more debt a cause for stress. Make a progressive tax system for people and large cooperations so that people spend time in local communities and buy local.
Could never understand people who order a stack of pancakes / waffles first thing in the morning. You couldn’t find a more malnourishing meal. Hell, have a burger and fries instead.
> Sweden has the highest number of deaths per capita

In Europe? It looks like the US has almost 3X as many. The US' map of deaths looks dominated by economics, while the European one looks like it follows the latitude with seasonal depression.
It’s a pretty uptight bunch
Wow, the HN front page at any given moment gives fewer things to talk about than this one PDF.

This is 10 blog posts in one PDF, and each post is good.
>Objectively, at present he's stoking a fire comprised of $44 billion dollars, committing anti trust crimes, and endangering a besieged foreign nation.

What do any of those have to do with his engineering skills? Do you think good engineers can't make bad investments, or are inherently moral people incapable of antitrust violations?
I don't think such penalties were applied to GPT-2 or even GPT-3, yet they weren't repetitive like that.
> pre-chew

Can you please explain this? I was following along nicely until this part.
> Edit: Here's a list of cereals and their nutritional info: https://www.bhf.org.uk/informationsupport/heart-matters-maga... Note that at the recommended serving size, obviously some are more healthy than others, but frankly none of them are really going to kill you. A serving of cereal is only about 100-250 calories. The problem arises when you eat multiple servings in one sitting.

As in... eating normal sized breakfast ? Ain't nobody bothering to get the milk out of the fridge for 250 calories breakfast.

It looks like marketing move to look better tbh