skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I did word that travelling part poorly and you are right to call that out.

Thing is, leaving aside foreigners, there seems to be such an intrinsic contradiction between the 'everyone knows' and the 'it is so complex we can't even put it on the store shelf price label'.

Over here (Europe) for better or worse near 100% store checkouts are digital, regardless of wether you pay with credit or debit card. We get the correct price we will pay displayed on store shelves. We get a breakout of tax on the PoS ticket. In most places we also get a breakout of the price and the promo on the ticket (as in e.g. buy 2 get one free promos).

Yes. I am biased by experience, but I fail to see how not knowing how much you will pay for someting when and where you make the decision to buy it, that is when you take it of the shelf and put it in your cart, can be an advantage you would argue for.
> "I just searched for 'tooltip' in the entire code base, examined stuff for possible candidates, and inserted debugging print statements to follow the execution,"

This guy gets it
If they're time-limited and/or recall-able, then is it accurate to say they're "dictators", though?
I am on it for Type 2 for a few months and it sometimes is not very pleasant, but it beats the effects of having uncontrolled high blood sugar.

For me it really fucks up your gut biome on occasion - the running to the toilet incidents has reduced in the beginning since I changed my diet to low carb but there are still some odd days where I can't stray too from home.
> You are really trying to make it not have reasoning for your own benefit

This whole thread really seems like it's the other way around. It's still very easy to make ChatGPT to spit out obviously wrong answers depending on the prompt. If it had actual ability to reason as opposed to just generating continuation to your prompt, the quality of the prompt wouldn't matter as much
I'd love to find any actual FEMA publications that back up some of the numbers and claims - so far to the best I can tell is it's mostly from interviews with the regional director, which, while valuable, isn't quite at the level of citation I'd like. If anyone's got a PDF I'd love to retract all my critiques though. :)
I have a 384kHz DAC and I can safely say that I have no dolphin capabilities.
While this is a double screw up, I really like how the patch corrected the original issue but also removed this complex and unlikely path.
Maybe reread the relevant part of the article. It’s not average case at all.
It took me a while to get this, but it's "not wanting others to have houses" that increases the value of the houses they own.
As another example, Brunel's Maidenhead Railway Bridge to this day holds the world record for having the lowest ratio height:span for brick arches.
Related:

2011 Isaac Asimov Memorial Debate: The Theory of Everything:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eb8_3BUHcuw&t=3708s

https://web.archive.org/web/20120711124250/https://onbeing.o...
There are tons of shady open or semi-open proxies out there.
The patch was supposed to be published around 06:00 UTC on October 11. The commit is 13 hours early.
> complete uncertainty whether they will end up with a positive or negative balance since they can't know much they will expend?

Which forces them to use Unity’s Ads and other services which can be used to offset the per install fee. So on paper Unity would win either way.
For exercise, walking is a totally valid exercise. You can split it up across the day and do it in between tasks/trips.

6x 10 min jog/powerwalking can be just as effective as 1h block of cardio.
Just start right away. But first you need to understand where you are and what will bring the most value for your effort. Start with the immediate issues.

For example, is there some process improvement such as getting more data, new monitoring tool or logging solution that would reduce time spent in firefighting? Something that would immediately help you solve the next issue more easily? Do it while working the issue.

Can you rewrite the tickets so they are no longer poorly planned, making them easier and quicker to implement? Do it while working on one ticket. Depending on the organization, you can probably rewrite the tickets even if it is not your job, but that may cause waves. If that is too risky, another alternative is to create sub-tasks for the high-level issue that are better planned. If you need another high-level ticket, just ask for it.

When work is not optimal due to time pressure, there are probably costs related with that. Saving time and resources requires longer-term perspective and making some investment. But often there are things that require only smallish investment, and that is what you can very likely do.

When you save time for your company, re-invest that time into some other improvements that bring bigger results but might require a little bit more effort.

The lesson is that you have more flexibility than you realize, because your manager probably does not understand what you are doing. If you get good results, you may be eventually granted more flexibility. But that will most likely take time if you are working in an environment that is constantly fighting fires.
Our brains are very good at adjusting to latency, but only if it’s a constant.
See also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37840581
Annual basis for what is a lifetime time frame is one of those things that's bonkers the harder you think about it.

I knew a guy. In 2008 his wife's company went under. So lost the health insurance she'd had for 15 years. No COBRA and in 2008 no ACA either. Her gall bladder got infected and they had to put a second mortgage on their house. Both of them had been paying for insurance for 25 years at that point.

Me I didn't have health insurance between 18 and 40 when I started working for a big corp. Two years later racked up $50k in medical bills. Insurance paid almost all of it.

Crazy.
You are not measuring what you want. You measure 0+~20ms vs 100+~20ms.
But what GUI library does it use? The library is more important than whatever tool you're using to write the code.
Isn’t VP typically an entry level employee at a bank? If so, I would agree. He clearly doesn’t know when to stfu, he’s gonna get 30 to life
> It's still a tool after all.

I think that's the crux of the whole argument. It's an imperfect (but useful) tool, which sometimes produces answers that make it seem like it can reason, but it clearly can't reason on its own in any meaningful way
I am extremely curious. I've been wanting to make one for years. My contact info is in my profile if you care to share more.
But with neuropathy, which causes loss of feeling, pain… in the feet for example, you can ignore damage that combined with a loss of blood circulation capabilities can make things deteriorate very badly (necrosis, amputation).
Totally, for me the ah ha moment was when I realized it was like the collective on a helicopter
As someone who does not do modern C++ development, the problems they bring up seem to largely be of the flavor that positional parameters work poorly with default values in C++. The reason being that all default values do is give you the ability to elide the last N arguments. This is much worse than automatic selection of the correct overload based on the supplied arguments.

However, it seems to me that you could entirely resolve this problem by having true keyword arguments and default arguments must be keyword arguments; they can not be supplied positionally. If you then want some syntactic sugar in your API, you can then do what the author suggests as a solution to default values and supply variants that explicitly pass "defaults" to the master function.

Keyword arguments allows defaults while still allowing exact control over the arguments, exact control over the "overload selected" without explicit variants, and the ability to supply explicit variants if you want API ergonomics. The only downside I can see (relative to the solutions presented by the author) is that you have to write some extra argument names when passing non-default values to any variants that do not trivially pass them through, but that is a pretty minor cost especially with a IDE that can autocomplete the keywords, and it provides extra useful documentation to the maintainer and client, so it is not even all bad.
LaTeX solves a much easier problem because a PDF document always has the same page size, so there's no responsivity.
There are lakes such as superior in michigan or even mammoth lakes in cali. I also wondered why not instead of recycling desalinated water after use, have it fill up a lake. Use nuclear powered (dedicated power plant) desalination to fill up artificial lakes.

People talk about colonizing mars but if we can't even do this on earth then how is that more practical?
The fine or minor jail time and your license being taken for period of time is answering for that driving under influence.

No reason to continue punishing people forever, that is destructive for society. This ideology of as large punishment as possible is something I find off-putting.
It's not like the island will just drop into the earth.

Unless you were referring the tsunami risk, which is my big fear as a fellow Victorian.
China to hold nationwide survey on population changes as birthrate plummets
Any vibe checks on this model? How does it compare to gpt4 for coding?
I don't know, it is trivially simple to choose either Unix timestamp (which is relatively close to what MessagePack is doing) or JSs format [1] if you like a bit more readability and time zone deltas. Or any of the zillion more complex formats such as ISO 8601, etc. In my opinion that would be part of the schema and not the file format.

[1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
Could Ems or sleeping in a spinning drum overcome this?
I split the YouTube transcript into chunks and gave them to ChatGPT:

https://pastebin.com/raw/8HQ3JQgx
I don’t know very much about the Israel/Palestine situation outside of what I learned in high school, so I have no idea who’s morally in the right… but assembling a list like this with the express purpose of rendering a bunch of college kids unemployable seems like gross behavior.

I had plenty of stupid opinions when I was 19, and I certainly have some today that I’ll cringe at in the future. It’s my hope that I’ll be able to grow and learn, and not have someone try to ruin my life or career over them.
Can someone describe a proper usecase for this software? I couldn't understand from the readme
Oh I agree. I just think that Musk upped the ante by not being a private equity firm and still outdoing them:

1. Fire most of the company

2. Introduce new charges (blue tick worked, but the API cost was just stupidly high)

3. Then start tearing into the platform, breaking shit

The 3rd bit is what's weird. Private equity don't usually want to destroy the product that they just bought. Perhaps he thought that Twitter needed to be simplified in order to be manageable with a skeleton crew, but it still doesn't explain a bunch of user-friendly changes or the lame "X" rebranding.
>The edit-and-continue features in Visual Studio for C# (and similar feature in Java) is the closest non-lisp thing we have these days.

Some years ago I was playing around with Franz Lisp, and noticed an interesting debugging feature in it. A few days later, I was using a then-new version of Visual Studio for writing either C (not C++) or VB, and noticed the same cool feature in it, which MS was calling Edit and Continue.

IIRC, it was introduced in that VS version, but not sure, since I was not a regular Visual Studio user.
Microsoft Earthquake [video]
lol you had $700 in liquidity because the team found your dumb bot and saddled you with their illiquid asset for your liquid eth

its one of the easiest trades
Ah lovely to see this. This article was the inspiration for me to automate the process, add audio recording and build a sound localizing audio recorder.

All the steps in Austin's nice article I've automated into a single install script. In addition, I've added the audio recording part that uses jackd.

One that that Austin's article didn't seem to cover is "Will this work when you disconnect from the network". Specifically, I couldn't get it to lock. In the end I discovered that the default installation of gpsmon and chrony result in a startup order that stopped the communication betweek gpsmon and the chronyd with the result that the PPS source wasn't used.

I automated fixing that problem and fixed some other things as well so if you install sbts-aru with my install script, even without any network connectivity, the time syncs to sub-microsecond error without a minute of starting up typically.

Note also, that Raspberry Pi's have a well known problem with SD card corruption from unplanned shutdowns. In addition to the above, the install code will shrink the OS and create new partitions so that the rootfs runs with an memory overlay file system to avoid this problem.

It even runs on a 15 euro battery for 24 hours portably.

Try this out and let me know what you think. If you need to communicate with me, I can be contacted on wildlabs.net.

https://github.com/hcfman/sbts-aru

Kim Hendrikse

(Now to move onto my next project, which is adding the deepfaune AI model to make a wolf, bear, lynx etc alerting system with my sbts-install project)
If all you care about is delivering to the destination I guess that makes sense, but since it aims to minimize water loss, it does not enrich the environment along the path. Normally, sediment and other things get transported downstream and the arid landscape in the path might get greener and attract wildlife and eventually people.
If I say `width: 32px`, I want the width to be 32px, cropped, because that's what I asked for. This is really a question of what the default value of the `overflow` property should be.
Perhaps, but to be honest trying to coordinate times on a specific disclosure day is futile. I would imagine Daniel is aware of this phenomenon.
I’d assume that SD cards don’t provide the required write speed, limited by their flash memory or even the interface specs.
Simple, the RFC even calls that out: assume 64 bit float as specified by IEEE and as basically supported everywhere. Why should JSON do anything else than the rest of the world does?
He was a Hacque man after all.. (born in Hacqueville)
Same happened with facepunches Rust
IMF Growth Forecast: 2024
4k30 Log is approx 100MB/second
As with many initiatives in this domain, you have to be cautious. First I want to say clearly I am vehemently opposed to the current state of "personal data brokering" which is basically the same or even goes far beyond what we condem in other totalitarion regimes. I also believe that anyone should have the right to know about, respond to and append comments with equal weight to
personal information that is gathered and published on them.

But the devil as always is in the details and more often than not these 'sounds good' initiatives on this front have perverse effects, either intentional or unintended though judging from the past the former is far more likely than the latter.

A central registry for all personal profile data brokers makes it so very convenient for agencies that already can demand access to all the data on a peer basis, to now basically have a central shopping catalog in which you have to register by law.

Also, their seem to be very many exemptions to the right to have your data purged. Things that people imagine might happen after they submit such a request in many cases wont.

Admittedly I do not have the competence to the level of detail required to flesh out the exact consequences of each word in a bill , its interpretation or its implementation.

If more competent experts can. Here's the current text as a start https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billTextClient.xhtm...
Even when I'm writing HTML documents, collapsing margins doesn't make sense. I'm sure there's some historical reason here, but it's been a surprising default as long as people have been writing CSS. `thing+other-thing { margin: 0; }` (or `thing > other-thing:first-child { margin: 0; }`) is a lot more explicit and less likely to be surprising. (And, yes, I've been writing HTML+CSS since CSS was first released)
If a page has 1MB of CSS, it's from bloated frameworks. But are you sure it's not the JavaScript?
Just keep doing it, preferably in low-stakes settings (short presentations on non-important matters, ideally to people who you know). It's a matter of practice.

Also, for some people, performance anxiety does not go away but at best can be managed. Even professional theatre actors can be nervous to the point of throwing up right before going on stage. People suffer through it because of their ambition - it's practically a requirement for being in management. You need to decide for yourself if career advancement is worth the pain it causes you - some people enjoy the challenge and the pain, some prefer more chill life.

Also, my suspicion is that a main cause of stage fright is that it puts your internal self fully exposed in front of people. In the context of a presentation in a tech company, the presentation is basically a direct transmission (from your brain) of your understanding of the problem you're presenting on. Perfectionists and people who worry a lot can often be frightened by the fact that the presentation will expose their shallow understanding of the subject - in a presentation you're basically streaming in real-time, so there's no time to edit and cover up your weak spots etc. Obviously, the best recipe for that is to have the presentation prepared and practiced beforehand, right down to every couple of sentences. Only the very experienced people can wing a presentation with minimal preparation and have it come out ok (they can usually do it because they know the subject inside out).
The previoys game was not removed, you can go into settings and pick the old version iirc.
Old Brocade switches are quite feature rich, but still affordable.
What do you mean? It is a file manager.
You use it to manage, explore, order your files. It could replace Explorer on Windows, Finder on MacOS or your file manager of choice on Linux.

Apparently they also have some special use cases in mind (if you read the roadmap) like multimedia conversion using ffmpeg woth the ability to offload the processing onto multiple computers.
21 year old bug. June 2002 is not 22 years ago, despite what Bugzilla thinks.
I don't totally think so? A malicious HTTPS server can redirect you to a fake URL with shell code in it. So it's applicable to everyone using SOCKSv5 proxies, and the attacker is not "your own proxy".
> The new version and details about the two CVEs will be published around 06:00 UTC on the release day.

https://github.com/curl/curl/discussions/12026 (2023-10-04T06:17:44Z)
> The router can send back a confirmation code and you must send it back to confirm that request comes from your IP.

Ideally with the token packet being larger than the initial packet, so it can easily be abused for a reflection attack... ;-)

> Also, on a well-behaved networks that do not allow spoofing IP addresses, this check can be omitted.

This is already not true for most networks, and in your case would've to be true for all intermediate networks which is just impossible.

In another post you suggest this should also allow blocking entire networks; how do you prevent abuse of that?

Your suggestion is anything but well-thought, it's a pipe dream for a perfect world, but if we'd live in one, we wouldn't have ddos attacks in the first place.
From my understanding, the ADC's are still fixed point and linear. Two (or more) then run in parallel over different signal levels to produce the 32-bit float output.

Encoding audio with different log-scale companding has been around for some time too (since the 1970's) with A-law and mu-law in G.711.
See also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37841496
Hiding language features behind opt-in flags seems weird, but after some thought I like it. Consider if C++ had similar flags, people are always saying to choose a subset of C++ to use, and flags would make that explicit and enforceable. Also, when you see a weird bit of syntax you would have an idea what to search for.
This isn't relevant to game developers. Most game developers who nominally support linux will test on a single distro and release a single zipped or tarred binary (not even an rpm or a deb). Linux users are expected to sort out any issues they might encounter on their own distro, and linux users expect to do this as well.

So for example, I as a linux user download factorio_alpha_x64_1.1.91.tar.xz

This isn't a package made specifically for my distro. Was it tested with my distro? Almost certainly not. Do I care? No, not really. Might I have some trouble with it? Probably not, but maybe! Do factorio devs get flooded with hate mail for not packaging factorio as an RPM and testing every single release with every single long-tail distro? I think they don't. They might get a few nutjobs sending them letters but by in large the linux gaming community (as it were) has low expectations and is easily pleased with the bare minimum.
How to build dependable bare-metal ARM firmware with Unix tools
Every old idea will be proposed again with a different name and a different presentation, regardless of whether it works.

I'm old enough to have lived through this multiple times now :-(
From the first one:

> If the Commission is to enquire into the conditions “to be observed,” it is to be presumed that they will give the result of their enquiries; or, in other words, that they will lay down, or at least suggest, “rules” and “conditions to be (hereafter) observed” in the construction of bridges, or, in other words, embarrass and shackle the progress of improvement tomorrow by recording and registering as law the prejudices or errors of today.

> Nothing, I believe, has tended more to distinguish advantageously the profession of engineering in England and in America, nothing has conduced more to the great advance made in our profession and to our pre-eminence in the real practical application of the science, than the absence of all règles de l’art—a term which I fear is now going to be translated into English by the words “conditions to be observed.” No man, however bold or however high he may stand in his profession, can resist the benumbing effect of rules laid down by authority. Occupied as leading men are, they could not afford the time, or trouble, or responsibility of constantly fighting against them—they would be compelled to abandon all idea of improving upon them; while incompetent men might commit the grossest blunder provided they followed the rules. For, in the simplest branch of construction, rules may be followed literally without any security as to the result.
Most players can just go to betas/versions in the steam program prefrences and download the version they prefer and play.
You are just lucky, and your hardware appears to be working without any problems ;)

Some/most(?) AM4 boards can enable "PCIe AER" (Advanced Error Reporting) in their firmware, which will tell you about stuff going awry while components are communicating over said bus (but every instance of PCIe error I have ever seen, even on rather faulty hardware, was recoverable/correctable), and rasdaemon will also persist those.

I do not know what "Memory errors" are supposed to be, since ECC-related problems will be dropped into the "MCE errors" bucket. Neither do I know what "Extlog errors" are.
The book itself says for quite many of them so not sure I understand your question.
Care to list any specifics?
Btw is there an update of the "CSS is Awesome" mug/t-shirt motive [1], possibly representative of the CSS issues we have today ;? Asking for upcoming gift season ...

[1]: https://css-tricks.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/css-is-awe...