skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You originally said:

> The first case, for example, returns 8 under any reasonable compiler

That is wrong. This part of C is apparently obscure enough that people make false assumptions like your own I quoted.

After you made that claim, someone provided a case where GCC returns something other than 8 and you edited your statement. Again, your statement was incorrect until you edited it, and so there must be some obscurity involved.
I was about to suggest Marmalade SDK, which I found to be adequate back around 2015.. but unity/unreal squished it https://www.pocketgamer.biz/news/69217/marmalade-sdk-shuts-d...
I would also find that sentence weird, for what it's worth. I don't think it's pedantic to point out that fish are animals.
Well, the planet would be better off without Chinese middle class and elite flying around and buying stuff. Countries that are full of poor "uneducated farmers" tend to have much lower carbon footprint than richer ones, even with the higher birth rates. Despite its admirable investments in reneweable tech, China still keeps building new coal plants as well.
More power to the developers who build their own game engines.

Game development meta should be:

1. Decide on the type of games you want to develop (RTS, RPG, advanture, FPS, etc.).

2. Make a game engine for it.

3. Make assets for it.

4. Finall, make a game by combining the engine with assets.

5. If successful, create a sequel/similar game.

This is how all major game-dev companies operate. Indies can do this, too. Just on a smaller scale.
Not everyone understands how sugary apple juice is. Look at how often it shows up in “health” food.

The goal isn’t to fool everyone all the time, it’s to fool people who are only looking at the label or are skimming the ingredients list etc.
How are drug users going to know what they are buying if they are illegal to sell? Dealers are putting fentanyl in cocaine nowadays.

It wouldn’t surprise me if a large number of fentanyl overdoses were by people who had no idea they were taking fentanyl at all.
Well paying 0 is "robbery" in the opposite direction.

Worse, it is common to actually subsidise fossil fuels.
In Sweden we treat with NAC and bisolvon, amongst others, so it is not alternative. We have the highest life expectancy for CF in the world. But remember, correlation is not always causation.
If I ate a stack of pancakes, I'd need to go back to bed (regardless of what time of day I ate them).
Frogs Can't Vomit, So They Eject Their Entire Stomachs
Carbohydrate intake has many factors including 'speed of processing' which is retarded by the presence of fiber and fat. So while a serving of muesli might 30g of carbohydrates it also will have 5g of fat and fiber and protein, which affects how fast your insulin levels rise and how high the spike.
A smaller developer base that shows more ads can be more valuable to this company than a large developer base that shows no ads.
More like the 70s, like Woody Allen in "The Sleeper": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=485Em2JF34M
This isn't telling you what to eat, but it is giving you a tool that you can use to decide if you want to eat it. You know, while you take into consideration your own overall diet and personal taste. It makes make doing this stuff easier, at least to some folks.

You don't have to use a tool available to you if you don't like it.
Borg2 will soon be released. It will indeed be a breaking change.
Fuzzy Match in C and JavaScript
I bet you know people who take illegal drugs. And those drugs could easily have fentanyl in them, unknowing.
Ask HN: Any Capetonians Here?
I am in awe of the beauty of your city's coastal regions and the general quality of the light, air and weather in your climes.

Is the internet really as bad as people say? (4G is not 4G, 5G is not 5G, it's capped, it's super expensive, average is 2-5MBps...)

Is it really as unsafe as people say?

Cape Town seems to me like an underappreciated gem location.
They pay now
Unity is used by many mobile game studios in the developing world who don't follow Western accounting practices. It would have been hard or impossible to get proper Unreal-like revenue sharing out of them.

The correct move would have been to ignore them but instead Unity chose to shoot their other users and themselves in the foot.
Yep. This started when “elite” schools started validating guys like Jack Welch.

Prioritizing next quarter’s growth at all costs really did a number on our long-term stability
I cannot deal with the sugar rush.
Bananas are OK, but slightly green bananas are far better for us than the sweet tasting ones that are starting to turn.
It's funny how I go from "YEAH! CA's SHOULD be a quick one-liner!" to "Should laymen be generating Root CAs?" inside of like 10 seconds of scrolling.
Gamemaker and Love2D are both quite decent (and arguably more stable than godot).
TIL that projects like terraform are - apparently - not "large business code".
But on the other hand it seems that produce is of higher quality in NL on average than in DE.
I work on games and I would not say, “this is how all major game-dev companies operate”. However, I have worked at companies that make their own engine and it’s easier than people think if you have the correct scope. Your first bullet is the most important one. I feel like the issue most companies have is that they get into engine building mode and get caught up in the fun of building the engine rather than delivering value to the player and shipping a game.
Unfortunately, my understanding is that some companies found a _lot_ of people to argue exactly that - if anything, to create plenty of value for the shareholder.
> In the 90's harddrives often had a 7200 Hz whine which was enourmously annoying.

The what now ? nothing in hard drive runs at that frequency
There's no debate about fish being part of the animal Kingdom.

If you've never heard anyone refer to fish as animals, you probably never took biology in grade school. I mean no offense, but literal children with single-digit ages know that fish are animals.
I'm also a Hunter S Thompson fan:

In the dim glow of the morning light, Randy's kitchen morphed into a dangerous playground of illicit indulgence. His hands, trembling with equal parts anticipation and fear, clutched the red box – Captain Crunch, a ticket to another dimension, a realm of mania and delirium where each gold nugget was laced with that potent sugar, a crystalline substance so powerful, it could send a man hurtling through the universe, teetering on the edge of madness. The legend of its potency was whispered in dark alleys, tales of brave souls venturing too deep, taken by its spell, their sanity a small price for that euphoric trip. And Randy? Well, he was all in, craving the rush, the thrill, the unpredictability of it all.

He set the stage with a meticulousness that only those who've danced with the devil can understand. The milk – not just any milk, but UHT, cold, almost frozen, a liquid gateway that would potentiate the drug's effects, making the experience a maelstrom of sensation. As the milk splashed onto those gold nuggets, the chemical reaction was immediate and fierce. The world around began to dissolve, his senses heightened, colors and sounds blending into a psychedelic tapestry. He was on the ride, and there was no stopping now. Every bite, a calculated risk, every crunch, a siren's call to the abyss. But, as with all great highs, the threat of the crash loomed, the sugar's sharp edges threatening to tear him apart from the inside. The dance had begun, and Randy, a willing participant, swayed to its seductive rhythm, chasing the dragon that was Captain Crunch.
> which is one of the main ways male power dominates

That in itself is not a true belief, but a complex piece of bigoted propaganda. I think GP understood you well, they're just questioning the assumptions underlying what you said.
Wow, it was quite the surprise to wake up to seeing this post near the top of HN! I wrote the post, happy to answer questions if anyone is wondering about any details.
It is available now.
Vertex tried to play off different municipalities against each other, hence the delay.
> trend

You can play with the data a bit here:

http://nsidc.org/arcticseaicenews/charctic-interactive-sea-i...

Be sure to click the Antarctic button. Arctic (the default) shows 2012 as the lowest record.

For Antarctica, last year was the previous minimum and was 2-sigma from the mean. Additional iso-sigma curves are not shown but I'd guess this year is at least one more sigma off the mean. I progressively activate past years and do not spot an obvious trend. So, last two years have deviated significantly with this year deviating yet more so.

On the other hand, given the number of measurements, we would expect about two measurements to be outside of 2-sigma. If we do not attribute anything to 2022 and 2023 being correlated, then this is just a fluctuation.

On the gripping hand, 2022 and 2023 may be the first two points of an explosive trend.
>I'm sure that in the not too distant future (a few years at most) we will be happily running these on customer level hardware.

On the contrary. In a few years there wont be a lot of customer level hardware software (especially business software) without a subscription.
Last year here in Argentina we had a cocaine lot cut with carfentanil. IIRC the big drug dealers detected that something was wrong and decided to throw it away. But they had an internal miscommunication (or steal) and the drug was sell anyway. The result was 24 death and like 100 hospitalizations (and probably more unreported cases). Even the Security Minister of our biggest province said on TV something like:

paraphrasing> If you bought cocaine yesterday, please discard it. It may be the bad one.

One of the reports during the problem: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/feb/03/argentina-tain...

One report one year later: https://batimes.com.ar/news/argentina/one-year-without-answe...
Historically anything MS wanted to have in hardware was to make it more PITA to install windows alternatives.

It's extremely likely it is.
Borg 2 is usable in my experience. It’s a breaking change. So tgr developer seems to be mulling over whether to release what is available or add in more breaking changes at this point.
Wouldn't a reasonable compromise be to deny archiving of articles that are very recent? Let's say a month of age. That closes the paywall loophole.
Yes. Economics being at least partially directed by the state is actually a fairly sustainable route to parity with other rich countries (maybe the only one, according to the book How Asia Works).
Ha. I've slowly realized that I think there is an American version of this thread interlaced with a non-American version. The two replies here are the perfect distillation of it.

The other reply was about rice krispies with a spoonful of sugar, which, as an American, is what I was thinking of.

But your reply makes me think you aren't American, and are thinking of stuff like muesli or oats. (Because nobody puts syrup or honey on what we call "breakfast cereal" in the US.)
If you define "security" by "someone stealing your laptop", which is the far least likely way of getting pwned, sure.
I wish some of you-might-not-need-lodash websites would include the approximate file size savings with each featured function. Some of them can be 5kb for a single function.
I bought a Lenovo Ideapad Pro 5, 7840HS.

First order, it had coil whine, rattling touchpad and a corrupted edid.

Second order, it also had coil whine, rattling and non-working touchpad.

I'm truly puzzled.
Godot 3.5 LTE works for web export.
It seems you conflate the tool and the education about the tool?

Why is Java itself bad, because some people (maybe) teach it wrong?

Also inheritance as a first lesson with OOP is not bad either, if the follow up is sound. But as far as I know, the concept composition > inheritance was already taught 15 years ago.
Ah right, yeah. But only rice krispies I think... At least I don't think I ever put sugar on anything else.
> This is how all major game-dev companies operate.

Patentedly untrue. MANY major game companies use existing engines. For example, the pokemon gen 4 remakes are on it.
This is going to backfire on them Streisand style. The more aware of this that people become the more likely it is that other people will take it upon themselves to preserve stories for IA.
Spikes of work is how most workflows work, max frequency is far from irrelevant.

Sure, if your main wait is waiting for compile it won't help that much but everything else it is helpful
Actual title:

"Between the Lanes: The Sound (Proof Booths) of Silence"

Is this actually by Valve employees? Or just with Valve's funding?
Best Practices for OpenAI Chat Apps: Streaming UI
This is what I love about the internet: to anything you can write you can get the most enlightened or insane response. I hope that years later, your response will end up on the right side of these two. (Provided this lands on some kind of internet archive)
>It'd be like charging per use of any other advanced features in locally-run Adobe software.

Software companies already do that. There are all kinds of locally-run advanced features that are only enabled with a more expensive subscription tier even though you already have the code and assets for them.

Sure, most are merely subscription based, but there are others that are per use.
Did you actually base what you ate on the food pyramid?

I have heard this levied against the government before as having caused the obesity epidemic, but I really can’t imagine someone who sitting around deciding “I have to eat more bread, the government’s pyramid drawing demands it” rather than just eating what they want to eat.

I grew up in the same period, they showed us the pyramid in school and I literally never gave it a second thought.
It's definitely short, but are you doing it for the side effects? Then I find .map() misleading. I'd much prefer a .forEach(), or a for...of.
He's talking about the adversarial nature of arguments. Ego is almost always involved and it often becomes heated and gets personal.

People who are wrong may have difficulty even realizing they are wrong. When they do realize it, they face the challenge of admitting it publicly. It's not easy. When I'm wrong I always try to do it but I'm not sure I always succeed.

Just as important as admitting it is allowing the other person to save face. Plenty of people will quietly de-escalate arguments and leave if you allow them to do so. It's a good idea to allow it if you spot the opportunity. Don't push it. Don't rub it in. Don't demand it. Don't try to get the last word. Sometimes it's good to let things lie after an argument has run its course. I believe that's the point the person you replied to was trying to make with the boxing analogy.
Are you a Chinese troll? If not, you're doing a great job of advocating for China.

At this point it's inevitable that solar power and EV's are going to win. They don't need any subsidies to win. But without the subsidies China will take the entire market and we'll be much more dependent on China in the future than we are on Saudi Arabia now.
Name constraints are an optional feature in the standards. A client can ignore the constraints and be completely standards compliant.

Should the CAs issue intermediate certs that are only secure if a client implements an optional feature?

And even if most web browsers support name constraints properly - who knows if that cheap network webcam does, or that old mail client, or that 20 year old retro PC game?
>What seems to have changed is the need to clear brush.

Controlled burns were definitely a thing when I was growing up.

https://education.nationalgeographic.org/resource/controlled...

Even the natives did it before the Europeans even got here.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Controlled_burn
Meteors are very small. The bright light comes mostly from the molecules of atmosphere in front of the meteor being compressed, heated, and ionized[0] - essentially from the friction of the high-speed meteor entering the atmosphere.

I guess if the meteor was a ball of pure magnesium, it might glow brighter, but there isn't so much oxygen up at that height, so my no-calc-gut-feel estimate is that this would contribute orders of magnitude less brightness than the glowing atmospheric molecules.

[0] https://www.amsmeteors.org/meteor-showers/meteor-faq/#3
I agree. I think this is clearly more IronSource than Unity. Check out the top comments on this thread [1] about the IronSource/Unity deal:

“IronSource is known for leveraging their ad network and installers to distribute spam, malware, and adware bundlers. What the fuck Unity.”

“I've interviewed IronSource employees who showed me their work. I was pretty shocked at how purely evil the products intent was (malware wrapped installers for popular Windows applications). …“

“It's the end of the road for Unity. ( at least what most of us think Unity still is, but it's not )
The technology was always more or less "fine". Unreal Engine didn't "kill" Unity and it will not in the future.
For the better part of a decade, Unity tried to become not-sure-what but way more than "just a game engine", and that's the problem, I don't know exactly what and neither do they.
To be clear, Unity is not "dead" and will not be dead for a while, but the writing is on the wall with this "merger".”

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32081051
I live on the east coast and have never heard of it.
I wish the original post had explained this better. It seemed to bash bug bounties without offering any alternative, except “employing well-designed business management processes.” Which is not a helpful statement unless you already agree with the authors.
Thanks for the suggestions. Couldn't Gamemaker (or really anything that's proprietary) do a similar rug pull as Unity?

Is there any way you can protect yourself against that when choosing a proprietary engine?
The unfortunate reality is that if you push back, you may get "drug seeking behavior" added to your records, making it even less likely to receive sufficient pain relief in the future, even for unrelated situations.
Try to get a job that’s less risky w.r.t. impending layoffs, even if it pays less or has fewer career opportunities.

That could even be in a country that has better rules for work visa holders that get unemployed. For example (https://immigration-portal.ec.europa.eu/blue-card/essential-...) “If you become unemployed, you have three months to find a new job. If you are still unemployed after three months, your EU Blue Card may be withdrawn”. That’s far from ideal, but better than “immediately”.

Also, save as much money as you can. Having to return home while having savings may be a bit easier.
And why did that happen?

Hate and intolerance could be one reason, but there are others. Ignorance, immaturity, prejudice and steoreotyping, etc.

And the way to deal with that is through compassion. A good start is to feel sorry for them.
Remind me, I forgot, which political value states people shouldn't be harassed?
I mix eggs in a mug, and lightly rinse it out before shoving it straight in the dishwasher. The pan takes 20 seconds to clean in the sink.
Uh no. I think I would be rather fascinated to see a red light moving around my belly if I were sober, but not to the point that I actually was fascinated. Seeing my intestines all twisted up on the monitor should have freaked me out, but I thought it was very pretty looking and asked for a picture to take home and put on my wall. My emotions don’t match up to the facts and my reactions were borderline cringe-worthy. The fact that I can remember it in detail is part of what makes it even more disconcerting.

So, no, if I were sober, I don’t think I would have fond memories of the experience.
> So that 80's-90's toaster is delivering value right now.

This is such a nice (and accurate) way to look at it.

Imputed value.

I'm interested to hear about the rest of your setup: espresso machine, clothes washer, car?
Is a stream defined as wonderful listen through the song or like maybe halfway through?
Oatmeal is not oatmeal.

There's instant oatmeal. The kind that comes in packets and you just add water. Often has sugar added, often slathered with sugar. Possibly worse than a bowl of corn flakes. Highly processes with most of the starches and cellulose (fibre) reduced to simpler forms and readily and rapidly converted to glucose in the gut. High GI. Almost like candy.

There's quick-cooking AKA minute oatmeal. Gelatinizes in 3 minutes on the stove or the microwave. Still processed so the starches are easily digestible (that was the point when it was invented). Slightly better than instant oatmeal and corn flakes but still mid-level GI and GL.

Finally, there's oat meal. Steel-cut oats are just the seeds of the oat plant lightly crushed into large pieces. Not pre-cooked. Most palatable when cooked overnight. Very high in non-digestible fibre, mostly still complex starches that take considerable time to convert into glucose in your digestive system. Low GI.

It's oat meal that is most associated with glucose and blood pressure control, not so much oatmeal. Rule of thumb: the longer it takes to prepare, the more it takes to digest and the better it is for you if you're concerned about a healthy diet.

But the point is that oatmeal is not oatmeal, and discussing it as if it is is always going to be misleading.
These studies put it in the ballpark of $100 million:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7295430/
https://publichealth.jhu.edu/2018/cost-of-clinical-trials-fo...

And then the effect from these drugs seems to be blatant (which generally ends up making the trials cheaper).

Did you see some information particular to these drugs that made them especially costly?
> Hate and intolerance could be one reason, but there are others. Ignorance, immaturity, prejudice and steoreotyping, etc.

Those are all signs of a toxic community, which is what this article is about
I often wondered how boots are even legal, particularly when used on private lots. Like, they just took control of your property. If that's ok, would the same principle allow them to take your wallet and put it in a safe until you paid a fine?
Are you feigning ignorance about why people don’t like Microsoft?

We all know C# exists
is some thing about temporal not good?
Well the research is on rats. not to mention that the glycine specific one is funded by a glycine selling company. But despite all that, glycine has strong research backing it especially for reducing inflammation and allergies.
so, just to reiterate: for no good reason
>as far as light sitcoms go

Well, there you have it.
I don’t understand the problem this solves - why not put the players in noise cancelling headsets?
The 'cosmic dust' sitting on your roof
Early colonial America coincided with the end of the Great Vowel Shift; my understanding is English at that time sounded somewhat more like Irish or New England (and Downeast Midatlantic?) accents today. That is, "English English" has changed more than other forms of English.

https://www.bbc.com/culture/article/20180207-how-americans-p...

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uQc5ZpAoU4c

But then again: https://daily.jstor.org/colonial-america-gain-linguistic-ind...
You shouldn’t look forward to someone you slicing you up, though I do agree with you, to an extent. Like, I don’t want to needlessly suffer, but I also don’t want to think it is “fun” either.
I see it at stop and shop... but i think your recipe looks great!

https://stopandshop.com/product-search/granola%20&%20muesli?...
More like 7200 RPM, but that would be 120Hz. The motor would be driven by PWM though, that's more likely to cause sound issues
Thank you for the additional context. Is there any issue in principal with Zig supporting WASIX in the future (in a sustainable fashion)? Or is there any technical debate to just not support it?
Given the contents of their bio, I suspect they’re trolling.