skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Such code would be difficult to follow regardless of whether you use inheritance or not. Sometimes, two pieces of code developed independently just need to interact very closely with each other.

Remember that OOP and inheritance to some extent came out of the need to develop GUI systems. Inheritance is still heavily used in GUI toolkits because it's a good fit for that problem space. You have graphs of objects that need to be treated at different levels of abstraction, and controls often need to customize (override) or implement some behavior that shouldn't itself be a part of the public API.

Attempts to get rid of inheritance and OOP in UIs end up looking like Compose or React. I found very quickly when working with these that pure composition just wasn't sufficient and these approaches have their own issues; problems that OOP trivially solves become difficult to impossible to solve cleanly without it.
Turn off autocorrect: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT207525
The US has a density of 30 people per km2. When you apply your points to reality they look pretty ridiculous. There's so much land it's stupid to suggest anything about parking. It scares me that people like you vote based on ridiculous misconceptions like this one.
Homelessness has absolutely nothing to do with land scarcity or parking lots.
He's author #3 out of 9:

https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4573321
6g per 100g is totally fine.
Growing real-world cyborg devices
I have been in love with Loopback.io since v2 even though it was a bit of a rollercoaster.. Loopback v4 is a beautiful library. Its been around longer than nestjs but that's the easiest thing to compare it too. I recently have been creating lb4 servers that interface nextjs and react native clients. Initially, I identify my entities and use cases that I want to build. I then use the lb4 cli to auto generate models, relations, controllers, datasources, interceptors (add logic on methods/classes). I can start testing them with the OpenAPI explorer. With the openapi-typescript-codegen library I can generate services from my lb4 OpenAPI spec that I can use on the client side. From there, you can really query data easily with the loopback filter (which can be used on the client too). I initially started doing this with angular1/2+ but its been pleasant using many clients. Even though I have been leveraging it for years in production, I am still learning and exploring. There are many other awesome things I can expand on or explain if you are interested!

https://loopback.io/doc/en/lb4/

https://github.com/ferdikoomen/openapi-typescript-codegen/tr...
> we could soon make the climate do what we want

Can you expand on this? If it's geoengineering you're talking about we don't really need all the energy for it.
"In one particular incident, the moderators of the Discord server engaged in a harassment campaign against a transgender user, including using their moderator privileges to edit the pronouns in their username from “they/she” to “who/cares”."

If their political values lead them to actions like this, their political values are garbage and the author is right to speak out.
With XOR you need all the shards to restore the file. With SSS you can lose a predefined number of shards and still restore the file with the other shards.
it's very very rare that somebody would intentionally seek out fentanyl without a pre-existing opiate addiction, probably from over prescribed pain meds that turned into black market pain meds then heroin
The DOTA genre is interesting. They don't stress me out that much. I'm more bewildered by the ever-growing rooster of heroes/champions and what skills they have and what items they could have at the tenth minute or something. Then I easily just end up letting the other team farm experience over my dead body. :p
> Arguably, without advertising which makes you believe, incorrectly, that it is good for you, breakfast cereal _makes no sense

Can you explain that?
Searching around some suggests it is not just an FPGA, but includes one.
SQL is based on relational calculus rather than relational algebra, which is why it's declarative. Relational algebra is built on fundamental relational operators (select, project, filter, product etc) which are imperatively applied. You can find out more about it here https://techdifferences.com/difference-between-relational-al...
I am very glad to read this.

I don’t know very much about CF so I took the opportunity to read a little about it.

A hunch struck me that CF seemed like a disease where N-acetylcysteine might be useful (NAC). Have had good and unexpected results with NAC in relation to Type 1 diabetes; not widely used in that context afaik but recent literature describes mechanisms and benefits.

NAC is quite strange. Does a lot of things and works for a lot of stuff. Enough to seem a bit implausibly effective. It’s a mucolytic antioxidant which also replenishes certain important biological precursors and also has an effect on histamine and mast cells somehow, not just through being mucolytic (“slime-dissolving”). And more iirc. Just… does a lot.

There’s literature on positive effects in congestion, anxiety, diabetes, placental health, brain damage from methamphetamine poisoning in rats (!), COVID illness and recovery, and on and on. As I said it seems kinda implausible how widely NAC seems to help. I’ve seen it have very clear and obvious benefits. T1 diabetes isn’t really something you can delude yourself about; no bargaining with it.

As I read about CF I thought of NAC. I didn’t seem mention of it on the Wikipedia page for CF, but a Google Scholar search turned up some recent papers.

‘N-acetylcysteine (NAC) and Its Role in Clinical Practice Management of Cystic Fibrosis (CF): A Review’
—Guerini & co. ‘22
https://www.mdpi.com/1424-8247/15/2/217

Wanted to share and ask if you had any experience with or thoughts on NAC?
It seems Internet Communities of all kind default to a kind of hateful toxicity unless steps are taken in the opposite direction. If the Mods chose to encourage such behavior you get 4chan style levels of degeneracy pretty fast.
Reminds me of BadBIOS, a little bit
On a micro level, I live in the US and I don't know anyone who takes fentanyl. "Every corner" is likely journalistic hyperbole.
Who said that all communities should be “non toxic” and inclusive? It is definitely idiotic to lose possibly valuable members because of pronouns, but it’s their own community.
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Man, I really hate when those people use politics as a shield to be very much disrespectful towards another human being :/

And now that I am reading Drew's another blog posts, I like them. Lots of nice stuff :o
A community is just another name for somewhere you go to for troubleshooting, be it a forum, Stack Exchange or Discord? Unless you have never needed that, and that RTFM has been enough.
Have been using a 7735HS (6800H) based mini PC for the last few days, very impressed with it -- the entire machine idles at 10W, light load < 20W, medium load at < 40W and heavy load ~ 60W. The fan isn't on most of the time. The latest generation is likely better, and U series is even quieter. It has better performance and produces less heat than my Intel NUC and laptop.
In that case the line would've been constantly on top in the article, like the current year is below it, but it isn't. While high it intermingles with the other lines, and is nowhere as much an outlier.

Also 2014 seems to've been more ice due to record snowfall, which is easier to freeze than the regular freezing of the sea. Seems to be in line with climate models predicting more erratic weather. Good example of why they weren't worried about that, since it's expected, but worried about this, since it isn't.
I think you have a sort of 1920s view of companies that there are 'owners' instead of investors who don't exercise nearly as much control as the people who are brought in and do the looting.

anyway in this case the term "looting" is meant to do things that will be of benefit to the people to the company that will in the short term maybe benefit the company but in the long term destroy it. The short term benefit often aligns with what benefits the looter, but this alignment is not hard and fast.
How do I vote out Chinese and Indian policy makers where bulk of coal power plants are continuing to be built?
I'm not pointing fingers at other consumers, I'm just pointing out the sort of things that have impact. I eat out regularly, I have a transcontinental flight planned for a holiday with my family this year. And I'm sure I've bought products that have had less than ideal CO2 footprint.

Industry and consumers will continue these destructive practices until they're forced to not engage in them.

By the way, not that it's relevant. But the locally produced tomatoes that I buy in the super market have a way higher CO2 footprint than your shrimp that have been shipped to Malaysia and back. But that might be a quirk of the country I'm in.

edit: eh unless the shrimp have been cultured in heated pools, that might be even worse than our heated tomato farms.
Show HN is for something you've made people can try rather than reading material, take a look at:

https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html

If you want to post something that doesn't match, just post it without 'Show HN'.
Then why not use the standard attribute syntax with a custom namespace (for example `[[xr0::alloc(result)]]`)? Compilers ignore attributes they do not implement (They may issue a warning, but one can either turn off that warning, or use macros to conditionally include the attributes).
It's been an alternative remedy in the CF community for a while. People with CF hoard glutathione within the cell and have too little on the surface, so some people with CF use inhaled NAC to address the lack of surface glutathione in the lungs.
I use the T14s 3rd gen and I find its two USB type A and two USB type C super useful for connecting a suite of external devices. I prefer wired devices over wireless hence my need for ports.
I've been using this library a lot, it's amazing. However, I noticed a very considerable degradation (time taken + generation quality) with versions > 0.0.58 when used with local LLMs.

I haven't taken time to compare between the different releases but if anyone is having the same type of issues, I recommend downgrading even if it might mean less features.
Are those really “transformer alternatives?” or just different ways to implement transformers by replacing parts of transformers with alternate parts?
% sw_vers
ProductName: macOS
ProductVersion: 13.5.2
BuildVersion: 22G91
Presumably you start with other drugs and especially weaker opiates. E.g. painkillers in pill form might be relatively harmless (compared to Fentanyl of course) but are more expensive and harder to get especially after the crackdown on prescriptions.

Fentanyl OTH seems to have a great cost/“value” ratio so when you’re already addicted and can’t afford anything else you don’t really have much of a choice. At that point your description of Fentanyl users is probably accurate but there is a long road to get there for most.

Also let’s be fair, it’s not like some European countries don’t have serious problems with drug related deaths (even if on a much smaller scale overall). Scandinavian countries all especially bad in that regard (Sweden has the highest number of deaths per capita though Finland and Norway are not that far behind). They are just much better at sweeping these problems under the rug because it’s not as visible (no homeless people).
I don’t agree, it’s not very common for LLMs to get stuck in loops simply because loops are not commonly observed in the datasets.
For short term profit that I can walk away with? That is very different from building long term value. Both are profit. One profits from creation and has long term recurring benefits, the other profits from extraction, which only happens once.
Both building a fire and building a house profit from a supply of wood. But they are pretty different in terms of long term pay off.
societies willingly pool taxes so that the elderly when retired can maintain a decent standard of living.

often the decision is to move somewhere warm and sunny or to travel but it can be to have all the streaming services and a nice little cottage in the country.

evidently someone downvoted me for the suggestion that such societies exist - gee, I wonder what their problem is.
BOE by 2025 here we come!
Are you also against pineapple on pizza? I can't understand any Italian who doesn't like it because it's not "traditional".
Sugarless Kelloggs don’t exist. Bare raw Corn Flakes are 8.4g of sugar per 100g. (Still better than “nature yoghurt” with 11g per 100g, knowing that a yoghurt is 125g).
Here in DK we also have the usual American brands which are all full of sugar. I haven't seen anything sugar free.

The more healthy products are marked with a green mark. None of the usual brand has it because of high sugar (or sugar like) substances contained.

https://www.sundhedsplejersken.nu/familien/kostanbefalinger/... .. in Danish so you might want to Google translate.
> This is the third person on this thread you’ve attacked personally when you got frustrated that they didn’t agree with you

The vast majority of the comments in this post disagree with me and yet we are able to maintain a friendly curious conversation in the spirit of the HN guidelines.

A handful of people were actively derisive or insulting and I respectfully called them out for it.

> But the preceding comment is itself reacting to personal arguments you made earlier

Please elaborate. I have made a conscious effort to remain civil and respectful, even when faced with direct insults.

In this particular instance, this is is what I said, and this is the reply I got:

>>> [Me] A little respect goes a long way towards having constructive conversations with people. A good place to start is accepting that perhaps the people we are talking to are not crackpots, and that that what they want is not all that different from what we want.

>> [Reply] I hate to break it to you man, but in this dichotomy you're one of the crackpots.

> [Me] Thank you for supporting my thesis that in this conversation there are those who treat each other with respect, regardless of which hypothesis they support, and those who don't.

If you have any specific suggestions of how I should have worded my replies I will be happy to read them.
Seems like an unattractive pricing model for developers.

Why would you tie your pricing to something like installs, which is completely unrelated to the profits the game is making.

This just means that developers will still have to pay install fees for their old games, as people re-install them on different machines, while not making a lot of profits in sales from that game anymore. Developers might be incentivized to remove older games from libraries like steam.
According to the conspiracy theory, investors would see HUGE profit margins and they wouldn't rebalance their portfolio to get in on that? Why does the conspiracy theory rely on all investors being completely immune to earnings and allergic to profits? Why are earnings reports such a massive deal normally but in the grocery business nobody cares? Or why would investors assume that the huge earnings are very temporary and do not improve the longer-term outlook?

The amount of cope in this thread is truly unfathomable. Just straight up economic illiteracy.
What does a window manager have to do with gender?
How do you get cheaper prices when they follow each others' price increases?
But to ask a question about bitmap rendering do you really need to enter you real name and pronouns of choice? Wouldn’t ‘potato04’ be good enough? I’d go as far as to say that your RL identity is off topic.
Another breakfast cereal for dessert person here. I haven't eaten breakfast for years because it's the meal I skip for intermittent fasting. But, when I want a dessert after dinner it's often one of the 'healthy' cereals with milk.
In General they do. But I disagree about your simpler is better point. I wouldn't want to have your average /pol/ User as part of my work if i can help it and it seems asking people to respect different gender and sexual identities is a great filter for toxic conservative edgelords.
Codes of Conduct are absolutely, 100% a way to enforce a specific world view. Anyone who disagrees should look up the first SQLite CoC and how the HN community reacted to it.

The idea of a code of conduct should be fairly neutral but it never is. I tend to avoid communities with posted CoCs.

In reality 90% of people do not care one way or the other, they just want their problems fixed.
Correct, I'd like to add two big mundane factors; Intercontinental flights and heating and cooling your house - the second one is a big contributor to global CO2 expenditures and is strongly influenced by the size of your house.
Video https://youtu.be/GHHitRCagcE
My hypothesis is that this question, "What's 'high quality' refer to here?", is a big challenge and the answer depends upon the audience. Here are a few examples:

- kids use one level of slang

- older ages groups using another (and it might mean something quite different)

- communications for professional
wouldn't use slang and would use formal messages

- different cultures/regions will use different phrases for the same thing (and some colloquialisms are quite sophisticated like Cockney rhyming slang)

- on twitter when out of space you might then shorten words

The thing that really 'riles me up' / 'get on my wick' / 'annoys me' / 'is immensely frustrating' / 'is an opportunity for a sales feature' [trying to demonstrate the different phrasing depending upon audience] is when the auto correct 'fixes' grammar incorrectly. It needs to be clever enough to realise the correct use of there/their/they're and its/it is/it's.

I'll leave with a relevant poem:
https://allpoetry.com/poem/4010351-They-re-There-with-Their-...
I hacked macOS
Capitalism could work, if the framework was setup to allocate the environmental impact to the company using that resource.

A 'credit' system worked to stop NOX and Acid Rain, no reason it couldn't be used to reduce CO2.

Have to separate "Capitalism" the concept, from the "I'm changing the rules just for me to profit".

"Capitalism" can work well with regulations. The people that are against regulations are not "pro-Capitalism", they are "pro-Greed". Nothing in capitalism says you can't have regulations to prevent things society doesn't wan to happen.

Just current interpretation of capitalism is wrong.
Even the Portuguese model has had mixed success at best
My constant need to deploy logical fallacies? Have you confused me with someone else? I've never talked with you before. And the sanctimonious bit about "bad science" and doing better doesn't make your post any more convincing. It comes across as virtue signaling and its pretty obnoxious.
Brown heroin doesn’t exist anymore. It’s all fent, they’re even cutting coke with fent which makes absolutely no sense to me.

It started with oxys until the gov cracked down then everyone went to brown heroin until fent arrived.

Report of Fentanyl in coke circa 2018.

https://www.dea.gov/sites/default/files/2018-07/BUL-039-18.p...

https://www.npr.org/2021/07/05/1013203805/party-drugs-are-be...
> Imagine a high school boys' locker room come to life

speaking of toxic, why the stereotyping? It's not all locker-stuffing and hazing everywhere across the world; I had a blast in high school athletics with friends, and we didn't go out of our way to ruin anyone's day.

When I imagine that I am taken back by memories of camaraderie, pride, friendship, and group motivation towards a goal -- I'm quite sure that wasn't the imagery you wanted to project.

We partook in community service, worked at homeless shelters, the whole gambit. I've probably never been so virtuous as those days.

Not every locker room is filled with hateful machismo, and not every jock is a cruel bully -- don't paint with such wide strokes and expect to keep the details.

now, that said , i'm sorry that you received such treatment, and I hope that you find a friendlier place to direct time and effort; thankfully the DE/WM community is vast enough to find a place that is worth being.
Sure, if you call that community. Bug reports or questions generally do not require mentioning your race, ethnicity, nationality or identity preferences. I've never done it and as a result never had problems with anyone¹. If someone actively drags politics of any kind into a purely technical discussion, and then looks surprised when some bigoted idiot blows his nut — well, that looks like a a completely made-up problem from my neck of the woods.

1: let me mention here that I come from an ethnic minority in my country and for reasons completely unrelated to this discussion am not welcome in many corners of the internet.
Using a broad range of parents’ recommendations for what their kids could aim for does not having anything to do with parents being proud or disappointed.

It is a rough rubric to gauge an average quality of life for a person who does a certain thing for a living, not that parents or even entire generations of parents are always right about the continued resilience of a given occupations’ quality of life.
Maybe we could also have Futurama style euthanasia booths just outside the entrance?
I don't know about that. I might get a bit of hate for that, but I'll say it. This pauli person didn't contribute a single thing to the project, afaics. Pushing CoC on projects your not involved in is activism. So don't cry if the projects rejects the proposal. How often did we see, that a CoC was pushed by people like this, pushing out maintainers and creating an echo chamber that slowly dies. I'm certainly very happy that my open source stuff is boring enough to not be targeted by this. Politics makes open source very unattractive to me.
Better late than never. Now where's my 3.5mm audio port?
Traditional bread or a cereal porridge microwaved in a few minutes from pure unsweetened cereal seeds or flakes are more nutritious and much cheaper than breakfast cereals.

Unlike breakfast cereals, they do not contain sugars, but when eaten simultaneously with sweetened milk, there will be no noticeable taste difference. When you sweeten the milk yourself, the amount of added sugar is normally far smaller than the unbelievably high amounts typical for breakfast cereals.
In typical Apple fashion, when everyone's going bigger and stronger, they're going in a different direction... With optimising to the smallest model that can run all day without draining your battery.

I love that they're almost never first to market but they find a way to distil value than others don't. It's the almond milk of technology.
Shipping costs are price fixing now? We're talking about the brain dead price fixing theory. Stay on topic. I'm not the one underestimating shipping costs. The theorists are.
Can you please give bullet points of your CA setup and more broadly your home lab? It sounds … awesome.
Basic respect to each other as human beings with self-expression in a community?
It wasn't even just disco, that was a general fashion back then.

I remember Trevor Horn writing in his book, labels asked him for 12" mixes of singles he produced in the 80's. And it was mostly new wave and pop stuff.

I guess the purpose was the same though, to produce a more danceable version.
It def knows when I'm hungover
I really appreciate Drew stepping up against harassment in open source communities.

Deciding on a CoC is such a low effort issue, just get it over with!
It's probably good rule of thumb as the fitter you are the lower rest HR you have and your heart rate recovery rate is also higher.
While I don't think open issue are a problem, I very much prefer such events of bankruptcy to a slow death by a stalebot which happens quite often when the maintainers start to lack time or motivation.
I don't eat breakfast often, but you're not wrong. Bake beans for breakfast feels odd the first time though.
Credit rating agencies, who never done their job properly.
Makes it a lot easier to increase the government dependency pool by 20-30%.