skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Typescript's typing system is great and (for me) makes frontend development tolerable. It's annoying that it's optional. tsconfig and the related ecosystem is a disaster.

I still have hopes that Kotlinjs can fix the distribution size and the tooling around binding to js libraries.
aha this is great! I did one in phaser and typescript a while back. definitely not as fancy this though! pretty fun game once you have some of the basic strategy down.

https://www.nicbarth.com/Jacks-or-Better/

https://github.com/nickbarth/Jacks-or-Better/tree/main/src
The move that Amazon's price be no higher than offered elsewhere is the most pro-consumer move possible.

Yet here we are with sellers WANTING to sell their items at a lower price on places other than Amazon, but if they do, they'll go out of business. That doesn't sound pro-consumer.

I'm a consumer. I'd like to be able to buy items for the lowest price the seller wants to offer me. That's not happening in some cases because if they do, Amazon will exclude them and they'll go out of business. Yeah, definitely not pro-consumer. Pro-amazon, sure.
This is not at all exclusive to pandas.
Hey LeonM,

they apparently changed their security settings recently to reject unauthorised emails. This is new.

I can surely set a DKIM and SPF record for my domain, but I have no way of knowing what I should add as the settings, as Gmail isn't asking for it.

I'm not sure this is correct though:
> The description that google gives is a bit misleading though:

> > "If you own another email address, you can send mail as that address."

You can actually send from any third party address, e.g. Yahoo etc. It's literally what their page says. You don't have to own the domain.

See https://support.google.com/mail/answer/22370?hl=en-GB&sjid=2...

I know their previous set up wasn't super safe, but they could have mitigated for this instead of just breaking the feature.
Intel spins off FPGA biz with DC boss Sandra Rivera at the helm
Agreed on all points.
I just wanted to point out that 'spending on education' in a macro sense has no actual impact on 'spending on education' from an educational impact on students and teachers sense.
You can use quad9 without filters, and i use it because unlike CF it supports EDNS(9.9.9.11)
Did you think about that sentence before you wrote it?
(C#'s type inference is so much worse than F#'s. I find it deeply painful to go back.)
“Water was collected from initially identified endemic fluoride regions according to the geological research of Government of India. “

Wonder why those areas were so fluoride endemic? First thought is factory waste running off into rivers?
This comment,

>Good luck using an LLM to talk to strangers in a bar in a foreign language.

Followed by,

>This is literally the functionality from the recent OpenAI demo

You respond with,

>Yeah, I remember a similar demo, 8 years ago for Skype:
https://youtu.be/G87pHe6mP0I?si=s-BjpVGApB15ciSl

>I'm curious to see the next demo, 8 years from now.

You're going to pretend this isn't a snide comment but asking a clarifying question. Really ? Why are you being intentionally obtuse ?
Olive oil has flavor other than the grass-clippings taste and it's absolutely OK to enjoy one but not the other.
This is the same state that hosts "Black Spring Break" and I haven't heard anyone complain about the lack of diversity or racial overtones of that event.
> This will be fun for my wife who's in the hospital right now. And everyone else in hospitals trying to rest.

Hospitals are full of noise, one narrow time slice with an extra vurst isn't going to meaningfully change that.
Out of interest, can you think of any that are legit? I'd like to know what to keep an eye out for.
> non-trivial content

You mention "3D animation" and "game design" as areas of focus.

For the former, there are established learning paths, so perhaps quite easy to estimate when you'll get to a point where you're delivering industry-standard work.

For the latter (game design), perhaps the answer is a bit different. If you study game design at, say, university, the learning path might be a combination of reflective practice (studying games, writing critically/analytically about them), prototyping, making a bunch of games (including the final major project), and doing lots of experimentation (and maybe also going deep into a particular unexplored game mechanic, world building, character design, etc).

Even if you finish university, you'll still have to make plenty of games to hone your craft.

And the, for both of these areas of focus, to actually stand out from the crowd, would require something special. Maybe innate talent, maybe a new way of seeing the world. This is difficult to estimate.

(But perhaps you've been sculpting 3D models and making small games in your spare time anyway, and maybe you're already quite good, so who knows? :)

> charge for my work

You're competing with a lot of other people for gamedev work :-) Most gamedev programming jobs don't pay as well as other programming jobs. You'll be doing it for the love of it!

Someone I know worked at a gym, but made games in Unreal in their spare time, then did a 2-years remote masters in indie game dev, and got a job as a technical artist at a small indie studio. AFAIK he still just uses blueprints. I don't know how long he spent before university working on games in his spare time, but the 2 years of fast-tracking his knowledge really helped.
If you extract the (I think) data.pck file, you can run it with the normal godot engine wherever it's supported. (as long as there's no missing features the game uses on that platform.) It'd be easier for the developer to do it, but anyone can theoretically.
There are diminishing returns on increasing the top speed. It would be more useful to know how print times improve on some benchmark objects.
First clip of the video: "They were there purely for the career fair."
Just a few posts down they claim there was no recruitment and then invokes Ada Lovelace's existence like it means anything.
The OP adds and removes facts from every new post just like the people attending the fair do with their declared gender and a dumb thing gets even dumber.
Generates those X analytics though I'm sure.
Language Models Represent Space and Time
Firing a machinegun up at something, from a planetary surface seems like a possible * way to to keep it from falling down (i.e. to push against gravity) but not so simply as a way to keep it from flying apart - the stresses on a ring rotating fast in zero G space, are Centrifugal. You would have to shoot inwards at it, from nowhere.

* Possible, not necessarily practical.
You must be using the wrong banks.
Why can't it just be that it was a part of you

it could be, but assuming that in general implies that your behavior is genetic and there is nothing you can do to change it. which i do not believe to be true. your behavior is formed by your environment, and you can change how you behave.
Do what works for you best as an employer. As an employer, it is not easy to have remote teams especially if you are not designed to work remotely. Junior folks need more in person collaboration as well in my experience. So it really depends and there is no one size fits all answer. Most proponents of remote work take an extreme position and that is a problem.
I skipped a ton of high school because I was an extreme social outcast (still barely graduated) and never went to college yet still have a great job in high tech for a fortune 100 so it's not all bad. I believe if you are an autodidact (my saving grace - I read voraciously) you will always have a fighting chance.
which is easy to compete with for a government platform.

in a lot of countries it would save a lot of money if the tax office had direct access to the product and purchase database. Thousands of people could move to more useful jobs.
I routinely use 64GB on one of my laptops.

Load a "largish" dataframe you will wish for even more RAM.

Even on smallish dataframes with say 20-30GB usage it can be convenient to have a copy near by.
I know we can't know, but is having location history off enough? I still share my location with a few friends and family.

I guess I have to trust that it's enough, since I already can't trust that Google isn't using some other channel to continuously monitor and record my location.
Personal hate against big tech companies?
Nobody suggested to stop regulating at 70%.
(1) is done by just listening for input events. Any program can, globally. I believe in Wayland it's application-specific?
> The opinion piece doesn't claim any of these items are issues for students being absent.

I'm aware. The opinion piece is missing a lot of the major issues schools and kids are facing right now, major issues that play into why students aren't showing up for school.

Hence, my comment above.
I read that, on average, Amazon collects 50% of the cost in fees; from sellers.
>What's going on with your blatantly racist comments throughout this thread?

Pointing out racism is not racism. It is received as such by racists though, (calling a white person racist is the closest they have to what hearing the N word feels like).

Sorry for the lack of a "/s". But yes, this hit a nerve unfortunately.
> I've never met anybody who prefers JS over TS.

It is because the enterprise TS supporters are too loud.

There are many here saying they consider people that dislike TS to be idiots and they don't lower themselves to discuss with those who think JS is preferable.

They don't wanna argue, we don't wanna argue. Life is great.
Dude, duck for cover, lol.

You're 100% right though.
Business clarity is the only thing that can save you.
This article (and your counter) feels to me like a higher abstraction level of the all too common code "readability" argument. The language isn't necessarily a puzzle language any more than this or that code-segment isn't less readable. It's all just more or less familiar to the reader. Language readability is MOSTLY on syntax or small bits of idioms and how expressions are put together. This article is just another level up from that.

"readability" is an aspect of the reader, not the code.
As an aside, where can one find all of the various rulesets? URL modification to tellhn.html or launchhn.html just resulted in 404's.

I wonder if there's a lack of discoverability of HN rules for lots of folks or if I'm just too dense to personally figure it out.

As I've never posted one of these topics myself, is there some process hijacking in place that will divert folks to the specific applicable rules when they preface their subject with specific keywords?
Introducing e-con Systems’ new IP69K 120dB HDR+LFM GMSL2 camera for Autonomous Mobility – STURDeCAM31.
Think I've come across two links to mastodon in my life (probably here on HN), and have never encountered threads (I do live in Europe).
You’re just wrong, Amazon controls around 35% of all US e-commerce. Not being able to sell on Amazon instantly removes most of your available customers. The second largest is Walmart and it’s closer to 7%. Walmart, target, whatever, don’t add up to Amazons market.
Yeah it's almost impossible not to overshoot the Ballmer peak.

http://xkcd.com/323

Although back in the day playing Q3A I remember not playing worse after 1 or 2 glasses. After some deliberation, the reason: slightly under influence, I'd play a bit more relaxed, have a bit more time to aim at opponents, and thus the '1st strike' would be slightly more often in my favor. Alcohol not affecting my aim, or evasive manouvres too much. Drawback was limited as one tends to be less of a target while not shooting yourself.

So with 1, maybe 2 glasses pro- and con effects were a wash. Above that & responses became too slow.
> after the second deal

It's different on or before the second deal?
Damn, never thought of it that way
I'm not sure I'd fully trust carcomplaints either, from my brief perusal of it. Many vehicles on the site show a large number of complaints for "Soy-Based Wiring Chewed by Rodents". But the idea that soy-based wiring is particularly appetizing to rodents is urban legend. Car owners have gone to court a few times, and AFAIK every time have lost for lack of evidence. Scientific studies have also failed to show any difference between rodents' tendencies to chew elastomer wiring and bioplastic wiring.

https://www.freep.com/story/money/cars/2018/07/03/toyota-win...

Rodents may very well chew bioplastic wires, but they also chew non-bioplastic wires. The fact that users on carcomplaints are convinced that this is a major issue with specific vehicles I think highlights the unreliable nature of self-reports.
I have CCs suspended all the time, requiring verification (often steam purchases..). In this case I'm talking about the entire account, and linked CCs, suspended for activity - all incoming payments, card payments and direct debits suspended.
it is about the desire to control things that are non of your business.
It's not clear to me how they assert the success of their test from reading. If some large percentage, say a percent, didn't get the alert would they know? Didn't see anything on IPAWS from a quick search, but maybe someone here knows? Are there read-receipts for these alerts?
Summary of performance improvements in .NET 8
Funny, my first thought was: wow, what an easy way to make money — I wish I’d done this.
>Seems

>Appears

You don't seem very confident. I would suggest incorporating data regarding crime that is kept out of the justice system (the victim or police refuse to press charges), as well as determining whether or not white collar crime is included. The disproportionate targeting could still conceivably relate to the amount of crime; you have not falsified that notion yet.
OK what does that have to do with this text message you'll get?
It's amazing the power they have to make up new "rules" this broad without a vote by elected officials.

In the US we need to abolish the income tax, corporate tax, and all of the other federal taxes, and add a VAT that scales higher for luxury items like houses over certain values and luxury items.

This would end up being far more progressive that the shit show we have today with the tax code. It would also lower stress levels 10x.

We also need to revoke the bank secrecy act and patriot acts. We can put in a streamlined subpoena process if law enforcement needs access to financial records for a legitimate investigation. We're not living in the 1970's anymore. The rules are archaic and overreaching and allow for total financial surveillance without a warrant. That's just too easy to abuse if you have access to these systems.

The first thing I would do if I was an evil person is put plants in government who have access these systems. The power they wield is enormous.
Hah, if only :) CPTO stands for Chief Product & Technology Officer; it's becoming more popular, especially among startups that need someone who can both define a vision and execute on it.

Thanks, we appreciate it! We're excited to see where it goes next.
If you have a considerable amount of staff turnover, strong typing is a godsend for a large codebase.

Having an order of magnitude more unit tests is another option, but that undermines the alleged "less code" benefit of weak typing.
Why such archaic examples?

Imagine visiting this website, Hacker News, to read a few posts/discussions. Does the idea of circumventing a refresh offend you? You could click into a threaded discussion (from the homepage) and back without triggering a reload or needing the data beforehand.

Other than the indexability problem, it seems like an ideal solution. In many use cases, the indexability problem is actually a feature too.
I've spent more time playing this than I want to admit. Excellent work!
ControlD

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76.76.2.2
76.76.10.2

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https://docs.controld.com/docs
The Monkey's Paw of Scheduling
This is a very arrogant and dismissive attitude to take. Consider that both pg and DHH prefer dynamic typing. Maybe you can think less of them as devs, but what each built is undeniable.

What have you built or added to the field that justifies such a lack of tolerance of those who don’t subscribe to your point of view?
> or even worse not enforced even at runtime (JavaScript, I'm looking at you... 1 + "2" == 12).

I'm having trouble taking seriously a post that beats this dead horse.

Sure, it's there. It's even documented in the language specification, but now that we have template literals it's rarely used because truly, what is the expectation when using addition on two variables of different types?

As for static typing:

Grug put it eloquently: https://grugbrain.dev/

> grug very like type systems make programming easier. for grug, type systems most value when grug hit dot on keyboard and list of things grug can do pop up magic. this 90% of value of type system or more to grug

> big brain type system shaman often say type correctness main point type system, but grug note some big brain type system shaman not often ship code. grug suppose code never shipped is correct, in some sense, but not really what grug mean when say correct

In my opinion static typing is useful and I wouldn't start a commercial project without it. That being said I think it's productive to practice programming in dynamically typed languages, because:

-You avoid the sort of type golf that happens with a sufficiently powerful type system(I regret every use of the `infer` keyword in TypeScript).

-The situation forces you to be radically explicit.

-You can explore situations that would normally be hard/impossible to type.
Main Features:

Connector Development Kit to build connectors at protocol level to any source system and destination system.

Cloud native and Edge Ready: Advanced mirroring and caching to deploy lightweight streaming runtime on IoT devices with ARMv7 chips and 256 MB memory.

Smart Modules for on stream transformations: Maps, Filters, Regex, Group, Join

Delivery Semantics: At most once, At least once, Exactly once.

Hub service to manage and maintain schema contracts and manage schema evolution, reuse connectors and transformation.

Usable CLI and YAML based configurations to express data flows which does not break.

Stateful Service Development Kit with the ability to express materialized views and time window based aggregation - Coming Soon.

Programming language agnostic operators support for Python, JavaScript, Rust and more coming soon.
> The tooling is also mature these days

Well:

% cat a.ts
console.log('Hello, world!')

% time tsc a.ts
tsc a.ts 2.39s user 0.10s system 232% cpu 1.066 total

More than a second to compile a "hello, world" (or 2.4s in CPU time) is orders of magnitudes slower than any other compiler or interpreter that I know of. It's a ridiculous start-up time.

esbuild is not an alternative as it doesn't check types.

What I want is "GET /foo.js" to "just" compile TS "on the fly" in dev; it's a simple "just works" kind of setup, but not possible with TS.

Or for a simple system, just "roll your own":

for f in *.ts; tsc $f >|$f:r.js

watch-files *.js --run tsc

(for f in *.ts; tsc $f) | minify >production.js

Doesn't need to be shell, can be a simple JS script or whatever. You really shouldn't need millions of lines to call a compiler even in simple scenarios.

What exists now is an explosion of complexity to deal with all this and I guess these systems are "mature", kind of, but for a lot of systems it's massive overkill (and even for larger systems it's not particularly great IMO). Besides, it's really a bad fix for more fundamental problems.

Personally I wouldn't call TypeScript mature until compile times are roughly within the range of literally ever other compiler that has ever seen wide-spread adoption (and with that I don't mean "parallelize to 32 cores so my threadriper over 9000 can compile things in 0.1s). It doesn't need to be fast: just not a huge outlier.
The distribution of objectively best papers is likely highly skewed across institutions, but are judges of "best papers" also biased in favor of some institutions?
> we have location-based automations set up in Home Assistant, and by default there's a geocoded location entity per tracked device, which I disabled, relying only on zone enter/leave events, carefully balancing privacy and convenience.

Did you set up location based events in home assistant using iOS devices? I tried to set it up, but it always says that I’m at home, which I think is because I use WireGuard to remain connected to my home network at all times. I tried setting up a separate iCloud integration for location tracking, but it bothered me every hour about entering a 2 factor code. I ended up disabling that integration. Wondering if you have faced this issue and potentially solved it.
What are the pros/cons of Ed448?
> […] Arizona, Puerto Rico or the Hopi nation.

There's some Inception-level stuff going on here: the state of Arizona does not observer DST, the Najavo nation with-in Arizona does, but then the Hopi nation with-in Najavo nation does not:

* https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/arizona/2016/03/1...
Some suggest is too much to have 70% of the occupations being regulated.
I have a "who's flying this thing?!" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3oYnlPfBvI) theory.

That a large number of CEOs/Executives/management etc are actually useless and achieve nothing; the impact that they have on the business is incredibly minimal and sometimes they are even a detriment to overall function.

Look at your typical CEO of a large-ish company: what do they actually do? The business has presumably hired many clever employees with various skills and they already know how to do their jobs well. The CEO is only there to solve fabricated problems, such as one business only doing deals with another if the two CEOs went to a private boarding school together so they can shake hands after a three martini lunch.

Of course because people are people I have to include "of course this doesn't mean _all_ CEOs & management" (duh), but certainly a very large number of them.

Eyyyy, article author is a furry, too! :3
Also weird, it's the same people who complaining a pizza shop has a secret underground child prison that are upset by actual attempts to quickly save children.
I didn't say it's directly part of the protocol. But it's part of the ecosystem, made by the same people concurrently.

Go to the Filecoin Wikipedia page. See how it says made by Protocol Labs. Click Protocol Labs, see how it actually takes you to the IPFS page. That's how synonymous the protocol and the company are. So anything made by the IPFS company, designed to operate with the protocol? I think it's reasonable to say it's something IPFS "has". At the very least it's misleading to say "no" without a footnote about Filecoin.
Courts are a last resort venue though. They have to work with that standard.
I always like to point out to fellow devs that there are a lot of Bad Companies out there. It’s not an easy task to find a good one.

I haven’t needed to work from some remote open space office since March 2020.

Though since Covid cases came down late spring this year I do sometimes go - every other month or so - mostly only for when our toddler has to be at home for some reason.

At which point the company’s open office is temporarily less distracting than my (much better customized and equipped) home office.

Of course sometimes it can also be good to have lunch together or share some war stories for kicking off some planning or some such, not regularly needed in my line of work though.

So it’s nice to have the choice, have lunch together now and then.

I would quit immediately if there would be any form of direct manager pressure to come back.

I’m an adult and a professional, I do work on my own terms. If that’s something a company won’t respect then I will be giving my precious labour elsewhere.

Culture: it’s relationships all the way down.
And the lack of direct url access or video control, drives me up the wall.