skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yep.

On the other hand, not even his fellow journalists do anything... They could at least do a weekly article, "assange is still in jail", because in reality, you're either "just a reporter" (who writes articles about what someone, usually from the government, said) or you could actually do some meaningful investigative work, and end up like him. I know that corporate mainstream media reports just what their owners want them to report, but even kevin mitnick had more media support and individuals asking hard questions than assange has now.
Asteroid discovered by 16 year old, Vansh Shah from a the PS2 Space Telescope
In September 2022, a high school junior from India named Vansh Shah accessed the PS2 Telescopic Dataset to find asteroids that have a potential threat to earth. He created an ML algorithm that detects moving objects in Space according their SNR values. Shah is gifted ai wizard who started his tech journey since he was 9 years old. Once he developed the algorithm, he then took it to test by creating a sample dataset that replicates the telescopic data. He was praised by his school's computer science professor, who also helped him to take it further by adding more variables that an asteroid discovery depends on various metrics other than SNR. He then made a proposal to NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory's asteroid search wing IASC with the model. While showing the model, he discovered something in the radar. Vansh detected a moving object in the realtime dataset that had all the quantities of an asteroid. He quickly calculated the metrics and put them in the probability algorithm he created and it showed results affirming an asteroid discovery. His invention made waves in the department and it was then sent to the preliminary review which takes 4-5 years to confirm the discovery. If they're successful in confirming the asteroid, it will be named after Vansh Shah as per their terms. Truly this is a great achievement for the future generation.
You're a virologist then? That would make sense given your other replies.

> Part of me wishes the international virology community was as coordinated as you imagine

It's pretty damn coordinated and we have the receipts to prove it. Sorry for you if you're not in the loop, but when you read chat transcripts, meeting notes, and emails where they literally organize a conspiracy to shut down all public discussion, and no virologists stand up to say, "this stance is not accurate", then we may as well consider virology to be globally coordinated.

By the way, cut the condescending tone about conspiracy theorists. They utterly won this round, beyond all possible doubt. The people who blithely dismiss any possibility of academic conspiracy turned out to be the naive ones. The people who posited a conspiracy to suppress discussion of lab leaks can now point to reams of hard evidence where scientists literally say they're going to publish statements they don't believe for political reasons, where they say they're going to engineer a SARS-CoV-2 like virus, where they say they're going to do it in order to develop a vaccine against it. Basically every conspiracy theory turned out to be true. You should respect that a lot more!
It's just the US, there are countries that run on more than 50% hydro.
I noticed you're an incorporated organisation. What's your business model?
Let's not forget that telegram does support e2ee. And having an open source client means that you can trust it actually being e2ee much more than you can with whatsapp.
Nowadays Java and C# switch are almost as powerful as Standard ML match.
> irrelevance in exile, just look at what happened with Kasparov's popularity inside Russia

Then again, Kasparov undermines Russia more efficiently while in exile than Navalny while inside (a prison no less). And Navalvy social media statements in exile might have been even more undermining Kasparov's.

Of course, undermining Russia with words might not help at all anyway...
This is buried in the docs[0], but should be on the landing page:

At this time AtomVM will work on any board with a minimum of around 128k ram and 512k (1M recommended) flash.

This is the first thing I look for in any embedded software framework, and its rarely mentioned.

[0] https://www.atomvm.net/doc/master/getting-started-guide.html
I bet you the majority of the population doesn't think Mona Lisa is anything amazing and is just a famous painting. They just don't come out of the woodwork to tell you that
Noob YouTuber Here
New youtuber here anyone here has experience promoting a channel. I made one for YC W24 and decided to post other stuff in it too
Andreessen's Techno-Optimist Manifesto as Redaction Poetry [pdf]
A simplified version that leaves in place the few bits needed to get a quick sense of it (h/t @doctorow)
I just copy the profile directory. I managed to implant a profile from windows to manjaro, then Ubuntu. Though I don't remember what I had to deal with in canonical's case and their snaps, it could not have been that hard given that I did it.
Am a firefox user since 0.9. I see there's a lot of love for Firefox in the responsonses here.

However, the profile UI and general managment experience compared to Chrome/Edge is pure trash. No, container tabs is not a viable substitute (my work and my personal profiles don't even share bookmarks). Yes am aware of a third party addon that requires additional software to be installed - this just proves the point further.

This issue was reported 13 years ago!
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=662025

So today I'm using Firefox only for personal and chrome (/edge) profiles for everything else. Only reason I am sticking with Firefox is because of the Android version. If I could get ublock origin working on edge/chrome on android I'd probably abandon Firefox.
I really like the show. I’m mildly addicted to hot food.

“I love the flavor. I think there’s some oak in it… and pencil.” I’d never seen the host be in this much pain.
Perhaps that means they can set the PDF title tag :)
When using automatic memory management is an option, there are a couple of Rust alternatives with ML influence.
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> I can't even imagine why you should do that to pasta

it's all about that umami
Yep. Scovilles are (roughly) ppm capsaicin x 16, so Pepper X is about 170mg/g.
That would be Standard ML, Haskell and OCaml, not Scala.
So that's the "freedom dividend" everyone is talking about?
Certainly. A lot of the folks on this site probably could have used a few more humanities classes.
I believe it does not represent the actual state of affairs.

Firstly, many people wouldn't say they'd vote for Navalny -- that's just against the self-preservation instincts.

Secondly, there are many people who are not "in love" with Navalny, his team and personal views, but still think he'd be a much better president than Putin.

I'd personally estimate the count of people here (in Russia) that are neutral/neutral-positive/positive about Navalny at 15-25%. And much higher at hightech giants and top univesities at Moscow/Saint-Petersburg.
There is so much wrong with this article. Throw a little bit of ML pixie dust on everything for more hype? Check. Compare wildly different things as if they were the same? Double check.

digdugdirk has the right idea, and AFAIR, there is some work on that front (https://www.fornjot.app/).

Also the Fiat 500 goes 100km on about 4l of gas, while the Ford F150 uses 7l. No clue where the author gets the idea that the Fiat would get worse mileage, perhaps he's dividing by weight?

The rest, I don't even.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3tsdoecMUCS61YmR3CP3iA
Brushless DC Motor Control with Embedded Linux and FPGA
Same for me. I realize that he is also pro-imperialism and would probably be worse for Europe than Putin (Russia would be more efficient)

But him facing jail with an upright stance shows a lot of skin in the game, you cannot ignore that.
I would be worried for poor, poor putin if Russia didn't do the "decedent, satanic, LGBT, degenerate" western concept called arresting someone for breaking the law as somone from west I can now rest easy knowing thanks to your comment, that indeed Russia does indeed practice this.
Quite lacking when compared against Java, .NET, Python standard libraries.
Give me an inverted IPython and I'll be happy. By inverted I mean: I write code and from time to time I want to document it with rich information (plots, equations, a bit more structured text). So I would love to have powerful comments in my regular code. I'm not much interested in bits of code in a single document.
While Model Trains
It's hard to predict. It probably depends on how exactly Putin would be "out of the picture".
Speaking about manipulation devices, it was not Navalny who sent them to jail. And speaking about manipulation devices this is still Russian regime taking down opponents rather then the organization or layers doing anything illegal or bad.
There is evidence for this kind of thing in Judaeo-Christian tradition:

Saul from the book of Samuel tried to talk to a dead Samuel, and was divinely bollocked for it. (https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1+Samuel+28%3A1... or more fun, rendered in lego: https://thebrickbible.com/legacy/david_vs_saul/saul_and_the_...)

the Sumerians also had local accommodation for their dead, with libation tubes to provide sustenance for them in the after life. Irvine Finkel in "first ghost" explains this really well, and entertainingly. Do get the audio book if you can.
Nixpkgs supply chain security project
Until your beloved C# application crashes in production on black friday, because you forgot to catch an exception.
Types save time in long run

Are those successful products you are talking about small crud apps juggling jsons over https?

Idk why r u trying to act as if using types at $DAYJOB didnt matter, lol. Those are serious businesses
Looking at the images of comparisons (i.e. pig wearing a backpack) I am dreaming of the moment I can 'talk' to an AI engine, and ask it "design XYZ with LEGO bricks, then print me the list so I can order them, and instructions to build it".

(yeah I hate it that Star Trek universe is not signing a deal with Lego)(I would much rather have a Enterprise than any Star Wars item)(https://xkcd.com/1563/)
Libraries get the books from distributors and have licenses for lending them. I’d say that is perfectly ethical.

In my country, you have a legal right to share copies to close friends. I think that’s ethical, but I don’t think it’s ethical when people mass download someone’s work without paying them when they were charging for it.
My co founders are shy so this fell on me lmao

I post on LinkedIn and got approached by someone who claims to promote channels for pay. I didn't engage it seemed shady.
Not sure I get it. Can you post some source code as an example?
I don't like profiles, because I find it hard, impossible maybe, to tell Discord to open the funny links my friends send me in the Personal profile, and Slack to open the work related links in the Professional profile.

I ended up having one profile configuration file and a keyboard shortcut that toggled between two different symbolic links, plus a Gnome extension to display the currently selected profile in the top bar, so I would use one profile during the work hours and another one during the evening, but it was slow, difficult to export to other computers and just messy altogether.

So now I'm using Firefox containers and I'm mostly happy with them. I wish the bookmarks bar would change depending on the currently selected tab however.
a version of this idea in clojure in which a clojure namespace is rendered as an html page with notbook like primitives

https://github.clerk.garden/nextjournal/clerk-demo/commit/8a...
> I also note that you claimed working hours as a normal good whose demand would rise with income [...]

No, leisure is the normal good. And so is safe food and clean air etc.

> Given we can look back at history and see direct causal links [...]

How do 'see' direct causal links? Just because people work to achieve X, and then X happens, is not a direct causal link. Eg praying for winter to be over, doesn't mean that there is a direct causal link with spring coming eventually. And fans cheering for their sports team to win, don't have much of an influence on whether their team actually wins.

Or to give an example from history: the assassination of Franz Ferdinand is often seen as the event that triggered the Great War; but few people assign it much importance as an underlying cause.

> I have no doubt you're right that it correlates neatly with different income levels, but I find it comical that you think that addresses the issue.

If income levels explain all the variation between countries, and levels of union activism are just noise, I am not sure why you need to appeal to union activism as a cause?

It's like looking at the correlation between taking antibiotics and recovery from infection, but then adding fervent prayer as a causal explanation for some reason.

The tide eventually receded from King Canute, but that's not because of anything he did.

EDIT: I mostly agree with your edit. A parasite should be careful not to kill the host.
Rust makes tremendous sense for this and I really like your borrowing syntax in Nota. Keep it up. This reminds me of MDX, another project I find inspiring and use a lot
Not sure what you mean.
Changes to the interfaces in modular monolith are much easier than in microservices. You just release new version with updated interfaces - no need for versioning if you update interface and its usages. In case of microservices you must do versioning and either have to keep and support old version of the interface or spend some time to determine when to remove it.
Was waiting for this comment. Yes he did (have to) ally with nationalists in the past. He did say negative things about migrants. Nevertheless, he stated multiple times since then that it's not his views anymore.

Speaking of racism and nationalism, let's be honest Euromaidan in 2014 would never succeed without the support of the Right Sector. This type of brutal force was missing in Belarus 2020 protests.
https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/posts/2532913/
If your views in having a spiritual experience are exclusive to consuming psychedelic substances then you are minimizing what is available across the human experience in terms of spiritual explorations.
The capsaicin is addictive. It causes the sensation of extreme damage without the actual damage (or just effects on nerves). The body responds with euphoria inducing hormones commensurate with an actual burn. On balance you get high.
Yeah I imagine that will become common once there is a big enough supply of used batteries.
> 5. Breaking backwards compatibility with each release. This is something that businesses care a lot about.

This is a myth. Scala has had one significant compatibility break in 10+ years. Not even Java beats that. Meanwhile the likes of Python really do break compatibility every release, and businesses continue to use them.
Ask HN: What's your go-to FizzBuzz-style interview question?
I am not talking about Leetcode-level questions that expect that the interviewee will spend ten to twenty minutes whiteboarding a complex algorithm, but a quick question that shows whether it's worth talking with the candidate at all.
Genuinely asking - on what basis do you say this?
Yeah, it's very much a case of Netflix thinking they're more important than Apple or the end users and deliberately not playing nice. The end result in this house is that we barely watch anything on Netflix because new episodes aren't tracked along with literally everything else that we're watching. Doesn't help that 99% of their output is lowest common denominator garbage; compare and contrast Dopesick on Disney+ and Painkiller on Netflix - the former being one of the best, most moving dramas I've watched in years, the latter one of the most superficial, turgid things I've watched.
Indeed. Clearly, the reasons for not making this a bit easier, are not technical. It's there and I know I can create shortcuts and launch apps with parameters but why should I go through this trouble. After I have configured everything, I don't want to tinker with my browser outside work.

A simple GUI would do the trick.
Where Go is definitly better than C is being safe by default, with automatic memory management and proper modules, that is it.

So yeah, an alternative for those that be writing C otherwise, and at least Go helps making the world safer even if with a draconian language design.
He my dad did the same.

We also have a basement full of Warp memorabilia. I only remember how shitty it felt to be the OS/2 kid when all the others were on Windows 95 (not that I didn’t defend OS/2 as the superior system).
Elon Musk says, confirms, announces,

... deal on hold, termination of acquisition, revitalization of bid, Superapp, Twitter Blue, verification, legacy verification, monetization, For You timeline, only verified users can participate in polls, not free-for-all hellscape, verified organizations program, ...

So far it's all just trashing while slowly dying.
> it was not Navalny who sent them to jail

It was their breaking the law that sent them to jail.

> And speaking about manipulation devices this is still Russian regime taking down opponents rather then the organization or layers doing anything illegal or bad.

And your evidence is?
> The goal of Nota is to bring documents into the 21st century.

I think the modern approach might be to recognize that all readers are different, and that they would use an LLM to transform the document into the form that is suitable for a particular reader.
Yeah. Ads are what makes YouTube accessible to people who can't afford to pay for these kind of things. Hosting videos for free wouldn't be sustainable either.
I appreciated how forced the presentation of abortion was in this article. As if that is the most critical issue that families face? “Oh no, workers will be getting paycuts to fund their insurance and then they won’t be covered for abortions!”

What about food and shelter and school supplies and gas and and and… as a person with a “large” (modern times) family I can tell you, the cost of our abortions haven’t increased but everything else is through the roof. Recently cleaning out some things and found a supermarket flyer from 2014-2017, and let me tell you. Wow. Double, triple prices on a lot of things. And it seems like to me most of the rising of the cost have been in the last 2-3 years.

We do fine in the clearance meat and organic aisle since people around here don’t like fresh and healthy food, we are fortunate, but CNN can stuff it with their virtue signaling.
If you'd like to try out the sam command language yourself, there's an X11 port that works quite nicely on modern POSIX systems:

https://github.com/deadpixi/sam

Alternatively, the vis editor combines sam's command language with a vim-style modal interface that runs in the terminal, and is therefore even more portable:

https://github.com/martanne/vis/
What in god's name are these comments in this thread...
Hardly given that all Objective-C features since Objective-C 2.0 were aimed at improving the Swift interoperability story, as Chris Lattner has mentioned in a couple of interviews.
I have uBlock origin installed already, but do they do what I want? Maybe you misunderstood me.

I want to go into the aws console and based on the primary domain (in the url bar) I want to allow all JS for that tab automatically, if that pre-condition is met.

Noscript right now can only whitelist specific domains. So if the primary domain is amazonaws.com and it includes assets from 123.cloudfront.com then there is no way to temporarily whitelist 123.cloudfront.com automatically when I enter amazonaws.com. It has to be done manually.
What's new in C# 12: overview
It's notable that this is flagged and that the Andreesen advocates are just so... low wattage... attacking people when they clearly have not read or understood what they are defending.

The real danger is not the warmed up trickle-down deregulation shite. That is nothing new and already a cause of current problems. It's that it's in furtherance of a techno-authoritarian fascist cult of the twitter poisoned. God knows where that will take us but given the vast wealth and power of the people losing their minds, it's a greater threat to democracy than Q.
> have about:profiles bookmarked only to make it appear in the URL bar slightly faster

OH! this is super clever after a decade of me typing about:config and other that I never remember completely ! this is so much easier ;p
So only business founded with your own money has risk involved? Lol!
I agree that a nil pointer not representing a nil interface value is a problem (that I've been bitten by) but once you know what interfaces are at the language level, it makes sense, at least for me. So I design my APIs with this lack of ergonomics in mind.
Makes me wonder if Nota did work with Rust, then we could move the dependencies into a cargo.toml file and compile our documents. That would enable declarative macros for document generation at compile time as well as interactive rust code inside your document at reading time. Plus you could refer to the dependencies by their package name like amsmath::line or something
I believe it argues that it affects employees in pay cuts and rising prices at stores.

It doesn’t argue it strongly but is briefly mentioned.
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> but ignored the point that the demand far preceded the economic ability to bargain for it with money, and that the demand was not constrained by lack of money

You don’t know what demand means in an economic context here. Ops point is that as wages increase, people aren’t going to accept 70 hour workweeks if they can get by on 40.

> Given we can look back at history and see direct causal links between industrial action and subsequent improvements, there is no way to take this seriously.

Feel free to point them out and show how unions were required in every country to get the same thing. Things happening around the same time does not imply causation.

Union members were likely emboldened as pay increased because they could ride out strikes. At the same time, people could just get by on fewer shifts because pay increased. This creates downward pressure on required weekly hours (because many people to value their time), regardless of the union activities.

“The 8 hour work day was paid for in blood” is a great signal that you’re already very pro union (it’s literally union propaganda), so I don’t expect your view to shift much here. But consider that many professions flourished without unions (tech, law, banks, engineering, etc).

They are by no means requisite for improvements.
Does this mean that the highest any new "hot pepper" can ever get to is 16m Scoville?
I think the "Just Play" button on the Please Log In screen is very difficult to notice. I bet most users won't notice and will instead close the page without reading all of the modal dialog.