skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Given that a huge amount of mass in the universe is unaccounted for with current models, the idea of masses unaccounted for like this surely are still reasonable possibilities.
It's over?
The book of ancient wisdom about Taoism from an isolated nation with a completely different language sounding vaguely like "Tao Teaching" really stressed me out when I first learned about it. It's no wonder paranoid schizophrenics get so wild, coincidences are sometimes alarmingly weird.
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More discussion yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37681663
Twitter as a large corporation has to have its financials audited. They don't have to share the results with the SEC or the general public though.
Having watched a lot of Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board videos* i am a bit doubtful of that statement. Do you have firsthand knowledge here?

*Amazing videos, can really recommend them. https://www.youtube.com/@USCSB/videos
Serious players buy 2 feet wide mouse pads I'm not joking (no there is not a turn around button). Yes you will see people pick up there mice sometimes. Most people setup up their sensitivity so that they can do a single 360 going from left to right edge of mouse pad and then buy large pads. Keep in mind in game you're using WASD movement in a correspondingly twitchy way and are actively avoiding putting yourself in a situation where you need to 180 quickly. It's part of the meta.
Why would a client pay for a closed source wrapper over battle-tested open source libs?

Excl. the rare case where the problem space requires a novel solution.
CF is really on fire recently https://blog.cloudflare.com/
Fortnite is still a massive cash cow, but man they burn actual billions for the Epic Store which still isn't very epic and is missing most basic features.
Pfft, in Italian terms 1625 is like, yesterday.

I got married in a church built in the IX century, half the central buildings in my hometown are from 1300-1400. And we're just nouveau riche compared to Roma.
Hence the “one of” part of my comment. But the cooling and noise are definitely relevant.
These professionals lead the tech implementation in our projects and are the main advocates for enhancing our code quality and development efficiency.
> when there’s a clear need or desire for a particular service or platform but no viable market materializes

If there's actually no market, then there isn't a clear need or desire for the product. This can be true even if you personally need or desire the product, or if it's obvious the product is a thing people need.

Or it could be there's a viable market, but it's smaller than you think, or that it's of the sort that it's spread thinly around and there's no easy way of addressing it as a whole.

This stuff is really tricky, and it's why I think that it's a mistake to produce a product before you have identified the market you want to address and how you'll reach it. Also, what your viable market looks like will (or should) have a huge impact on the design of your product or service.

I know none of this is really helpful. It's just what I've learned to be true in decades of doing this sort of thing.
It's not an article, but a scientific paper exploring the idea.
> And later array languages have mostly abandonned the crazy names in favour of actual words

Sharing this without comments:

https://github.com/KxSystems/kdb/blob/master/c/c/k.h
I'm just pointing out that the only reason Musk is successful is because of government welfare. It has nothing to do with "moving fast and breaking things".
They're not owners, they're creditors. They receive interest payments, not dividends.
Use tabs to reduce whitespace chars :]

I think a more precise statement is "scoping with invisible chars"

Python has this issue too
> But very few actually want to put on the enormous amount of work needed to improve YAML or create a new language.

Actually a lot of people do work on creating new languages, but I think language nerds create languages for other language nerds, not really for the bulk of people who need something simple. They always want to make them functional and immutable or self-hosting or build high performance webservers with them. Things that nobody wants to do with YAML.

What we need is a configuration language with the simplicity of Logo or the C that was in the old ANSI C Book.

So YAML is the most flexible and bastardizable markup language and it gets used for configuration as well, even though it is terrible.
FL Studio has a well documented python API to allows 3rd party scripts!
I want a dirt-cheap Zero (if possible one that does not need an SD card), not something that tries unsuccesfully displace a NUC :(
Russians on their TV openly argue for killing "every Ukrainian".

The fact we are even arguing about this is the best evidence that morality is relative...
It's a research paper, complete with a mathematical analysis. Take a gander. It's not "non-journalism."
Radura: International Symbol for Food Irradiation
I get your point, but the article also states that

"documents from the rescue centers also documented that Tesla boss Elon Musk’s factory requested an ambulance or helicopter 247 times in the first year after opening alone."

So this is not simply about incidents in the sense of some hickup that is worthy of reporting, but incidents where probably people gut hurt.

Hence I'm not sure if the airline comparison really applies here.
To give a visceral example- There's an episode of Clarkson's Farm where the customers that parked in the grass at his farm shop need to get their cars pulled out of the mud by a tractor.
Rumours and arrests are one thing and not uncommon in any case, but has anyone been charged with a crime?
Meanwhile many HPC Linux clusters end up using ICC or xl compilers, for the special sauce optimizing to all those NUMA and MPI connected CPUs.
I find myself going back and forth every time I read about this case. Those informed about the case aren't really questioning the harm, but rather the responsibility. In my experience many people want coffee and food to be as hot as possible, especially old people. Personally I have to wait for coffee to cool down before I drink it, but maybe I'll get there.

Now perhaps McDonald's should give customers a choice of temperatures, shouldn't be serving such hot coffee from the drive thru, should add the cream/sugars before giving it to customers, should have rigid coffee cups that won't collapse when the lid is removed, or something else to reduce/prevent/discourage that specific type of situation. But it seems the main component of liability here was simply the coffee's temperature, which is something many customers actually want.
Southwest facing panels better match peak rates/modern demand curves, of course at a moderate decrease in total energy produced.

But yeah. I’ve seen some Northwest facing panels, and those people really got screwed.
The only problem with my Fairphone 3 being 4 years old and counting, having survived dozens of drops without a scratch and receiving updates to Android 11 is that I have to hold restrain my consumerist desire to buy a newer gen Fairphone with flashier features. But I guess that's the point!
I think it comes down to what you specifically put in the prompt. If you frame your question around the people specifically then ChatGPT will frame its response around as much as it knows or can invent about the people as well. It doesn't really have a good concept itself of what to focus on talking about outside of that, hence the lame generalizations around the very generic prompt I started with.
Show HN: Backname.io – every IP address gets its own domain
I was setting up tests involving DNS resolution recently, where something like 127.0.0.1.service.foo would have been tremendously useful. Back in the day, I'd have used xip.io - but sadly that service died.

Well, every excuse is a good one when it comes to writing a DNS server! Backname.io joins nip.io and sslip.io in the wildcard DNS game.
Adding live coverage and solving topic fatigue
I was looking for something like this as well! Thank you very much!
> I start with a prompt that teaches Open Interpreter how to use Promptr, and then I discuss what I’m trying to accomplish.

That's an interesting idea! Would you mind sharing more about that? Do you have an example?
I don't even want to know wtf is going on in China. Tesla has probably killed 100's there and half the plant will die of cancer in the coming years.
End of year numbers probably.
Instead of trying to fact-check the commenters replying to you, maybe instead you can provide any sources/documentation to these stories of "wind blows substance in face" ?
Would it not make more sense to use OpenAI LLMs to be hosted away from these device. It would also align with Jony Ive's focus on design over everything else.
Yet another data consumption device?
"clever joke" aside: why? Primordial black holes are a rather completely different category from super-massive black holes, with masses theorized as small as a single plank mass. Not a lot of sucking happens when PBH are involved.
There's the law, and there's following the law.

There are tons of managers in the USA who will pressure people who've been injured into not reporting an incident or lying about where/how it happened. Companies can get away with this for years before anything happens to them.
> authorities [...] would force them to install [...] flow logging

This doesn't necessarily require Cloudflare's cooperation. Remember when the NSA tapped Google's internal network without their knowledge? SSL added and removed here :-)
If you're this good when trolling for 5 minutes, I would be amazed to see you work seriously. Honestly some of those ideas are... terrible, of course, but awesome in their own distorted way. And also very Ive-like.

Bravo, sir.
> even if you need them

By definition, that’s what reduce is. Whether you need it (reducing water consumption) or don’t (reducing smart bulb consumption), it’s reduce.
> couldn't you just have a real API for some real programming language.

What are you thinking?

Like Jenkins Groovy plugin? I'd probably just hear how people hate Groovy.
Also historical preservation was less important to the people at the time when life was, frankly, much harder than it is today. Most well preserved buildings today are the ones that were useful to keep around - for their original or for a new purpose.
He put Haskell outside of array languages subset, disregarding nested data parallelism and libraries such as repa [1]. There is also no mention of NESL [2], which is an (nested) array language and more.

[1] https://hackage.haskell.org/package/repa

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NESL
Enterprise leadership seems to constantly be chasing buzzwords and silver bullet solutions that don't pan out. I've seen it time and again.
I'm still baffled at how semantic whitespace 'won' with YAML and Python.
Interesting, especially in the context of the earlier Unity pricing news. Is Epic suddenly doing worse financially?
There was this device in Neeuromancer. Like a small stone, you touch it and can talk to AI in your head. That’d be awesome.
From the Middle Chinese stage on, the Sinitic languages have more in common with each other than any of them does with Old Chinese, inasmuch as they have all lost the Old Chinese inflections, with all the consequences for syntax that that entails.
Nothing lasts forever, even in video games. The number of games that have stayed strong as long as Fortnite is vanishingly small. It doesn't help that they're no longer on mobile devices, they earned a lot of money there

Based on 3rd-party statistics they still have hundreds of millions of players, though.
> You can get considerably more powerful mini PCs for less than a 4GB Pi5 with needed accessories that is upgradable

What suggestions do you have for this?

I’m sure some people can find these, but every time I see comments like these (or ones that actually give specifics), it’s always used ones on eBay that aren’t actually better and are in unknown condition.

I’m not doubting that some people come out ahead, but for me, being able to get* the same hardware each time, new, has value. Also, a huge draw for RPIs for me are the GPIO pins.

* Yes, the past few years were hard, but not impossible.
Could this be because of some of the unionization underway?
On the topic of "shocking deficiencies in markup/configuration languages": I only recently discovered there are some characters in XML that are outright illegal, even when escaped[1]. Implementations vary on whether they actually honor these restrictions, making interoperability an additional issue.

As a result, user-supplied input can't just be escaped: it may also need to be base64 encoded or otherwise transformed into a safe alphabet.

[1]: https://www.w3.org/TR/xml/#charsets
16.5 kW system; IQ8+ and IQ8M microinverters, 455W bifacial LG panels

Cost breakdown - https://i.imgur.com/lieB9XG.png
Staplerfahrer Klaus is such a clasic stereotype of the avenge German middleclass worker, it's now a meme that Germans love to relax by playing Forklift Simulator after work.

https://imgur.com/a/AkkLzVE
Layoffs just seem to be standard operating procedure for big corpos these days. Makes the shareholders happy and the executives look like they're actually working.
FWIW I like Jonathan Star’s translation. I'm looking forward to poring over this one.
Do you like YAML?

Norway.
> - Doctors in training usually want to work as much as possible to finish their training as fast as possible, especially if they want to work in surgery. For instance, if you train for "general surgery", you need to do about 25 appendectomies, about 35 cholecystectomies, and so on. So in a perverse way, you need a bit of "luck" that you are working while these cases come in. More time in the hospital simply increases your luck.

Sounds like a great way to incentivize tons of unnecessary surgeries as well.
I feel like there should be a builtin that takes a void* and returns a void* which basically marks the input as aliased by the returned pointer regardless of the TBAA rules.
Are there packages for language X?

How would you enforce it?
Just after Unity reveal they have no long term plan. That was fast.
As a fellow wide-sized shoes bearer, I sympathize immensely. I have no affiliation, except as customer: but Colombia footwear has won me over with their lineup of WIDEs (and I can afford and also love my Red Wings). I can purchase three pairs of tennis shoes from Clmbia for every one RW.

--

My last Amazon purchase (before account de-activation) was for an expensive, form-fitting life preserver (floation aid). I am a BIG BOY, so I used the provided `fit guide` for my XXL — and received this joke of a napkin stamped proudly `XXL` — seller "wanted a picture" so my fat ass was happy to flubber his desires.
and it kicked ass
Dude, it's a ruin. It's like saying you're surprised most houses in archeological digs have no standing walls.
Already happening but the timeline is too late for Dawn (the Chrome WebGPU implementation): https://security.googleblog.com/2023/01/supporting-use-of-ru...
Does it really use RDP?
Somewhere between the two?

I see zero reason to think that Musk is a genius, although he's clearly a smart guy. And without the support of his family, he probably wouldn't have been able to accumulate the initial wealth he needed to do the stuff he's done.
Navy drone is ready to patrol above the Pacific
Fission is a hot topic, actually! (sorry, not sorry)

Both the US and China have committed to fission-powered spacecraft in the near term. It’s probably the most important area of superpower space competition in the sense that it’ll enable space resource exploitation far beyond what’s possible with chemical energy alone.

There’s plenty of activity here on Earth as well, with many modern modular reactor designs being evaluated and produced. Reliable power is needed alongside intermittent renewables, even with storage.
He left the man cut in half on the ground while he moved on to his next assignment lol.
That is a good and refreshing example. Some people were scared to death by nuclear war. Then suddenly it was decided that everybody just forget about that fear, even though nothing has changed regarding the numbers of nuclear arms and the risk of them being used. But in the end that fear served nobody and nuclear war has been avoided.

I think nuclear fear continues to be a very handy card for the rulers to pull out of their sleeves whenever they have a need to quickly throw the populace into fear and desperation.
Threema for Android can now be bought with cash
CUE or Dhall are examples for config

Dagger and Pulumi SDKs are examples of typical languages used to replace config languages for certain tasks
Ah, the good ole days of "hey what's your IP address?" followed by typing those four magical numbers into Winnuke and then watching a person just drop off ICQ. Still makes me chuckle. That worked for years.
What do you think it should look like?
"The myth about communication is that it has ever happened."

-- Somebody. We're not really sure who. Maybe that's the point. (https://quoteinvestigator.com/2014/08/31/illusion/)
Those things are parlor tricks. Even if chatgpt generated perfect code, part of my job is gathering all the requirements that PMs and designers forget to mention.
They aren't public
Many municipalities state there is no need for a permit unless you want to cut down specific protected trees.
I think your experience as a consultant is showing you what happens in enterprises that hire consultants, not the overall view. You aren't seeing the enterprises who have sufficient in-house skills to use no-code effectively on their own. They certainly exist.
You have to go to the regional shop:

https://murena.com/america/shop/smartphones/brand-new/murena...

I'm not in the US, so I assume that's why I get a 404 for the product, but maybe it's just not available.
As someone reasonably local to this tree, I can tell you that everyone here is pissed off. The anger is fuck all to do with Instagram.
Not seeing this in any of the comments but may have missed it: To me the obvious answer here is increased screen time across the board, precipitated by the pandemic. It's easy to see why this would lead to a perceived faster flow of time; do you form memories of your screen time? Personally I have next to no distinct memories of consuming content on the internet, especially of doom scrolling. Also interestingly, as far as I can tell we never dream about consuming content, or our devices really. If we are going into a trance like state consuming content for a larger proportion of our lives, the time when we actually are cognizant / conscious / forming memories will feel less voluminous overall, thus making perceived time feel faster. The more I think about it, the more this seems like one of the most important issues facing humanity currently... AI doomers should probably be very worried about this in the near term.
You should have a man page regardless of the length of your help.

But it's also really useful to be able to get full synopsis of all the options even if all you have available is the binary. Some programs have a lot of options. The "--help" output for rsync on my machine is 184 lines, and is actually pretty terse.

... and there truly is no agreed-upon idea of what constitutes a "page". Even the VT100 screen size was never dominant enough to always count. And nowadays people's windows may be of almost any size.
The video demo is impressive.
Fingers crossed they kill the Games Store.
Airliner Repair, 24/7 Boeing’s traveling fix-it team (2008)
something that baffles me is that I find Python's semantic whitespace more comprehensible than YAML's. Haven't figure out why though
This isn't a wrong view in an absolute sense (Taoism and Buddhism I suppose "agree more" than say, Taoism and Baha'i - though as soon as you have diverging metaphysics "distance" becomes very hard to characterize). But, it's heavily colored by the fact that one of the earlier popularizers of Buddhism in the English language was also an advocate of Zen as an ideological evolution of Taoism; so he is often selective in how he portrays both leaving many in the West with a view that these ideologies are much closer than have been historically or are in practice today.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D._T._Suzuki
This is called the MaCHO (massive compact halo object) hypothesis, and it’s pretty close to dead based on the evidence we’ve been able to collect.
> Good argument for universal public health care.

Doesn't always work out well. I was just in Canada and the evening news was filled with stories that the wonderful "free medical" system was shipping patients down to the US for surgery. I hope they got a good rate on bulk deal.
> if they get to make money off it in clear and transparent ways,

And legal and ethical and benefiting the end-user.
Question: did Fairphone do something about the build quality since v1/2? I used to have one (can't remember which) but the back cover broke after taking the protector off <10 times. I'd really like to buy one, but I'm not keen on using it for less than a month just because I'd like to have my phone clean.
As opposed to the tech companies, which have done?
Encoding meaning in whitespace not only makes it difficult to verify correctness by eye (for nontrivial cases), but also is very fragile.

You're lucky if it survives a cut and paste across tools. Almost every tool ever written treats whitespace as formatting, not meaningful content, and many tools therefore assume that "fixing" whitespace will improve readability.
Ooh thats annoying, guess you'll have to wait until fairphone site lists it, could be a while though, maybe you could use a 3rd party mailing service or a virtual address from europe or something if you really wanted one now.
There is nothing weird about this paper, the math works, and primordial black holes (which is a astronomical term, not just a plain English descriptor) are not the thing you're clearly thinking of given your rant.

Checking to see if outer planetary motion can be explained in terms of PBH and working out the math as part of that is perfectly normal astrophysics, and good science. Read the paper, it's perfectly fine =)
Until either of us finds studies on this topic it's meaningless speculation, because I honestly can't imagine more accidents, even initially, if things are done as they should be.
The new board supports more power hungry IO. If you want to use all of the IO available and push the new SoC then you're going to need a beefier power supply.
Nice. Now, if I could just get an M.2 board for an Intel Edison (I have a few DOS games I want to emulate, but the Pi4 still isn't quite powerful enough for).
In this case, Tesla-Germany-to-Audi-Germany, it would be more like an Aeroflot-to-Orenburzhie comparison, or a BA-to-easyJet comparison, in that reporting rates for any important metric should be assumed to be close enough between them to be valid.
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Do those people also believe in abolishing prisons, or arming murderers? We can find circumstances under which they'll make exceptions to their rules in the name of utility. I'm not convinced about this deontological vs. utilitarian binary you suggest.
> A real operating system doesn't download and execute code from unverified remote locations.

Sorry, but that is pretty much the standard way to install apps on windows.

That the browsers execute untrusted code all the time and still are secure is an advantage of web technology.
In theme with the article, I'd likely end up with a system that didn't get installed for a year+, and if it did go up, it'd be poor quality and unsupported if I needed repair. I can tell a potential home buyer that with this home's system, there are no strings attached, no leases that come with the house, etc. WYSIWYG.
I think more of JSON5, but the opposite direction
now i feel like a fool for telling everyone it was mark antony (second triumvirate)
So my biggest question is, what can I use this for? I get most languages start as fun hobby projects, but there must be some thought behind this concept right?