skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'll always have a soft spot for Racket, because of how the IDE literally draws arrows for you, overlaid on top of the code, linking the various occurrences of a (hovered) variable together.[1][2] Seriously, how cool is that? Alas, it's unclear how to begin to implement such a feature in a performant way in a DOM-based editor like vscode (I'm not a web developer, so maybe I'm wrong about this.)

[1] Example gif: https://docs.racket-lang.org/define-attributes/examplecodear...

[2] > Lexical Structure: The lexical structure is shown with arrows overlaid on the program text. When the mouse cursor passes over a variable, DrRacket draws an arrow from the binding location to the variable, or from the binding location to every bound occurrence of the variable.
Except government buy those stuffs for your money and don't ask you, if you agree. Imagine that in private sector - that company would not exist.
> Tailscale is the commercial tool to help setup and manage wireguard networks, and it had a big security incident earlier this year (though they were prompt to rectify).

> I don't use tailscale but I almost did. One of the things that caught me was not wanting to give a third party any control.

Yes, https://tailscale.com/security-bulletins/#ts-2022-004 was scary. Their response was great, but I'm reminded of Tim Cook's response to a question over what he'd do if it was in Zuckerberg's position (re a FB leak): "I wouldn't be in that situation".

Tailscale is a technical marvel, but it does a bit too much for my liking, for something that has the access it does... even more if you enable its SSH key support. I use plain Wireguard, but would like LAN discovery and STUN.

https://www.wirehub.org/ looks nice, as does https://git.deuxfleurs.fr/Deuxfleurs/wgautomesh which does LAN discovery too (as Tailscale does).
Apropos nothing, can we get SICP added to SCP? I’ve always thought it would be a fantastic entry. "Artifact SCP-31415, code name SICP, is a book on an obscure programming language. Students have been observed to die of fright when confronted with it, and those that escape have visible scars from what appear to be tiny blade-like curved objects. Some, however, end up becoming superstar programmers; therefore it’s been an object of fascination for the ages…"
I don't know how common it is but some event removed this ability in me for a month. No "injury" per se just some strange brain changes.
One of the most perverse things about large cities to me is that they start with a far too low roadway to person ratio for efficient car usage and then throw away half their road capacity so people can park on it.
Yeah, how they can claim to "not be a bank" bu act like one all day long baffles me.
Does this mean I can now use all/lots of Racket libs in Chez?
- How can you have a functioning community where noone contributes anything?

How would that people make money?
Is there is an option to scale it?
I have 20 devices now, that are using iProxy
First computer I ever programmed: 1970, in 7th grade math class, after school. It was a big deal -- actually having access to a computer! It wasn't a "personal computer" for us, because our school had just the one machine, and for only a few weeks before it moved on to another school in the county. (This was a public school.)

The only thing I can remember is figuring out a set of instructions that would cause it to infinitely and continuously keep inputting the slide-in card. Nobody else thought that was cool. :-)
A Stable Diffusion generated puzzle game
Solve the puzzle to make the next challenge, no register required.
I suppose you can pronounce 01 as 零一 (zero one), but also 另一 (another), so 01.ai could be read as "another AI".

Seem like the Chinese name of the company is 零一万物 which could translate as "Zero One All Things" - not a bad name for a tech company.
You misunderstood. I am trying to make the task easier for you.

Just reproduce the code with LLM of your choosing. If you manage to actually do so - please feel free to add graphics with any other model.
I don't know what post you're referring to but I'm pretty sure we didn't see it, which would mean that users flagged it. If you tell me the link I can look into it.
You get priority support for telephone banking and you get a dedicated account manager (not sure if it's a fully accredited banker). You are automatically classified as one of the highest tiered customers for them and can get preferred rates etc. on many other services. Aside from HNW individuals, they also traditionally cater to "expats", which is a fancy British word for high income white collar professionals/digital nomads who either travel frequently or have foreign residencies for business. Your Premier status is global; you can easily create accounts at overseas branches with the same Premier privileges and (possibly credit history transfer too) and fund transfers between accounts are free, though I believe their conversion rates are not necessarily as competitive as a proper brokerage like Interactive Brokers. HSBC's premier service has been around long before the likes of Transferwise.

HSBC operates a bit like a franchise, each country's branch has to abide by domestic regulations but internally customers with Premier status are basically VIPs and get expedited during account opening at overseas branches. If I remember correctly, they generally take into account all of your assets with the bank including e.g. loans and mortgages etc. when banking. They don't only look at your cash assets when conferring Premier status. So if you have a house or car loan with them you can easily attain Premier.
In Chinese, 666 is a very good number.

6 sounds like the character 溜 which technically means something like smooth flowing but is used to compliment someone's well-practiced skills.

"666" is often said when someone does something impressive and smoothly. Like if someone double-flips a pancake and it lands perfectly, that's the kind of situation you'd say "666" to compliment them.
I think it also reinforces the basic fake news premise that experts are propagandists.
I've always heard this, but I got in first try and I was the least techno looking of the queue. And it was pretty crowded. In contrast to some other Berlin clubs that had an hours long line while having barely any people inside. Maybe I got lucky.
> Yes, but better that, in a shared environment with center-wide cooling and such, then each individual household needing to do that on their own.

I don't think this actually tracks, unless the heat is actually being put to use. You don't need HVACs when you have the machines distributed.
> I think it also reinforces the basic fake news premise that experts are propagandists.

Sure: plenty of intellectuals, including great writers and scientists, indeed have been propagandists. People like Merton even worked in war propaganda. There are plenty of experts in marketing too. And then there are people like Dugin, Zakharova, etc.

But please do not take this comment as a statement that all experts or intellectuals would always be propagandists. What I am trying to say is that we should really try to move away from these simple categories (true vs. false, disinformation vs. information, etc.) in order to understand the current information chaos. The dichotomous categories also promote the false hope that technical (AI/ML) solutions could be used to tackle the issue.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers concedes Australia risks missing its climate targets
The answer depends on how your specific state defines tax residency (for example California is notoriously difficult to escape).

Generally the rules will be something like you remain a tax resident of your old state, regardless of how long you stay abroad, until you establish a new permanent tax residency (whether in a new state or country).

What I eventually did is return to the US, sign a 1 month lease in Florida so I could get a drivers license and register to vote, and then return abroad. According to my tax accountant, that was enough.
Also Eritrea… uh but only at 2%.
"The cylinder contains a patented solution of solid hydrogen"

Huh?

If they actually have a patent, that info should be available.

Storing hydrogen in tanks filled with metal chips has been around for years. Overview from 2019.[1] So far, the energy density has been unimpressive.

Is there an energy density number for this thing? Cost?

There are other companies doing this.[2] That one does have some actual installations, mostly in places where someone needed some off-grid power storage and money was no major problem.

[1] https://www.norvento.com/en/blog/hydrogen-storage/

[2] https://www.gknhydrogen.com/technology-2/
Please elaborate on Duxiu!
The question is what about the security of such a solution compared to the self-hosted version of https://www.netmaker.io/.
It's not "building on" in the "estimate of all land built on" sense. It's putting windfarms in existing agricultural land, where the farmland remains but has windmills in it too.

[1] gives a range of around 5MW/km2 to 20MM/km2, which assuming 10MW turbines is roughly 1 turbine per square km.

[1] https://web.stanford.edu/group/efmh/jacobson/Articles/I/Wind...
> What is "real" AI to you?

An AI able to reason, obviously. Ideally able to reason better than human - and be able to explain the universe better than humans did so far. So don't feed me hallucinating LLM stupidity.

> And if a lot of people derive real value out of this new wave of gen AI, but you don't, does that say more about gen AI or more about you?

Good question! I'd say, given the state of things, that it says more about people.
Hate that Joe Rogan co-opted Terrence McKenna's huge body of work. And badly, at that.
I don't think it's anything nefarious. Can't pipe a brotli'd response into bash. My browser wasn't accepting the 'identity' encoding. If you alter your browser to accept 'identity', it will return the script.
What is your backend language? For Java there a quite some frameworks that let you do a server-side rendered app with a comprehensive set of UI components where you don't need to worry too much about styling (wicket, vaadin)

Or you just write HTML and use a classless css framework. I think holiday.css and mvp.css are both quite nice starters. And the beauty of it: you can change them with a single line (since you don't litter your markup with framework specific classes all over)

Or you try to wire up your APIs with some low-code ui builder.

Or, you sit down and read a proper book (or start with MDN), do some exercises and learn CSS. It is to stay in the web platform for quite a while, so it might pay of fast.
Has anyone here ever used category theory in a business (or any purpose other than publishing papers)? (Don't give me "I used a monad once while programming", I mean the kind of stuff that book is about)
You judge the passage of time by remembering the things that have happened since the last time that you checked the time. If you can't remember what you've been doing, then it could have been minutes or it could have been hours since you've last checked.
You can go out to hundreds of bars in Berlin without any door policy whatsoever. Legendary bars, cool bars, gay bars, etc. It's not like the whole of Berlin is segregated.

But this approach just wouldn't benefit some popular dance clubs. Without a solid door policy clubs would be stuffed with people who come there for wrong reasons. To pick up girls, to get drunk, to visit an attraction for the sake of a visit (not because they enjoy techno music), to get into a fight, etc etc. Have you ever been to a poorly managed club? They don't have a community, don't focus on a holistic clubbing experience, have many people with really bad vibes. Would you want to stay there for a night and the next day (night time + day time raves)?

> underground cliques

Let's be honest, techno is not underground in Berlin, these clubs are a massive tourist attraction. Berghain is not a 50 person dive bar in SOMA.
Why let go? Unless it’s harming you or jeopardising your relationship. Treat it as a happy dream you can take your mind into, once it’s a happy dream you can control the ending to your like. Your mind will forget when ready and that’s often out of control.
These kinds of errors are usually programmer errors that cause literally hundreds of downstream errors because they put an object later used by other code in an invalid state. In these cases only the first error is particularly useful, the rest are just noise.
Yeah, a free (as in freedom, but also as in beer) OS running on hardware that was, by then, commoditized, what's there not to like? No wonder Google and others jumped on it...
I’ll dream in M4 tonight, thank you…
How can an open source company have a valuation of $1B?

How do open source businesses work at all? I sometimes read about companies like these, with huge valuations and then the next day I read about some open source developer asking for donations because their project, which powers half of the internet [1], is not making him enough to pay for food. What makes the difference?

Over the years, I wrote some tools for my own use, which are way better than their commercial counterparts. If I would spend a few weeks to polish one of them and open source it, it would probably gain widespread adoption. But how could I then build that into a business?

[1] Relevant XKCD: https://xkcd.com/2347/
I've used Dream before, and it works fine, but I wish there was a more modular option in the form of a library. That would be easier to plug into SDR tools.

I would write one when I get the time, but I've never been able to find the actual specification anywhere.
The issue is that currently this is impossible "Now how do I call this API from WASM without any intervening JavaScript?".

Now the Web IDL bindings have evolved to some kind of reference types, and that is what I was talking about, not GC reference types.

https://www.w3.org/2018/12/games-workshop/slides/08-web-idl-...

https://hacks.mozilla.org/2019/08/webassembly-interface-type...

https://component-model.bytecodealliance.org/introduction.ht...

However I did the mistake to keep calling them reference types, when in reality they are now called component model.

As for the browser, yeah that is what matters for WebGPU, outside of the browser there are so many middleware options with much better tooling (GPU debuggers for Web 3D still aren't a thing 10 years later, besides poor SpectorJS), and access to latest hardware features, instead of what was the state of the art in 2015.
Berlin techno*. Many other European techno clubs are just about having fun. In Berlin many clubs have elevated snobbism to an art form.
Very similar happened to me smoking the first time. Mostly due to not knowing limit. Looking back I'd say it was like ~5x what would have done the job. To this day I need to carefully dose. Awesome time vs anxious time is not far apart dose-wise. Glhf!
Great to see that this is still ongoing. I last watched this space about five years ago and was wondering how it was going.
This blog post was perfect, It reminded me of why I'm so fascinated about philosophy of mind - brings back memory's of reading about it in university, back when I had time for this sort of thinking.
You'd have to be spraying the water pretty hard/fast for it to give the bear enough warning to get out of the way. I'd think that could injure the bear (though I suppose that's better than hitting it?).
Why are you so stuck on whether the utility is "lawful"? Is the law really your barometer of what is valuable and just?
Python is a high-level, interpreted, and general-purpose programming language known for its simplicity and readability. It was created by Guido van Rossum and first released in 1991. Python's design philosophy emphasizes code readability, and its syntax allows programmers to express concepts in fewer lines of code than languages like C++ or Java.
> (a) let anyone in and you get a** and total dilution of cultural values (quick death of the institution)

The counterargument to your point is somewhat self-evident: all the great nightclubs in Berlin that have way more relaxed entrances than Berghain that aren't filled with assholes and aren't completely diluted of cultural values.

Often times it's the exclusivity that attracts the assholes who normally don't listen to that kind of music anyway.
Seeing that they're the one who, if there were more alternatives (like those generated by low-cost taxi services enabled by autonomy) would be less likely to have licenses, I don't think this follows at all...
This is cool! One thing that can be easily improved is that the narrator is still trying to describe everything, while people using Be My Eyes they usually got specific purposes (or "attention"). Would be nice to also implement whisper.cpp and use query inputs with some CoT or prompting to refine the description.
>it wasn't until the 486 that the FPU was incorporated

Indeed and 486SX had the FPU disabled. I think that was the 1st time the binning/SKUs became a marketing strategy.
No. But you (may?) no longer need the special Racket Chez to build and run Racket.
She explains it here in this post https://www.sustainabilitybynumbers.com/p/electrification-en....

Many comments try to allude to it. It is important what we are talking about- Primary energy, Secondary energy, Final energy or the Useful energy.

The embedded links go in further details.
I used to cook almost exclusively with cast iron but lately I bought a set of heavy carbon steel skillet, they are now my favorites. They have a very similar heat retention as CI but are a bit lighter and that make them a real charm to work with.
DEC Alpha had the weakest memory model, which while cool to write for with its all memory barriers/concurrency - it's quite annoying in the real world, a major reason while DEC failed.
DEC Alpha had the weakest memory model, which while cool to write for with its all memory barriers/concurrency - it's quite annoying to work with in the real world, a major reason while DEC failed.
Fingers crossed but they don’t have a good track record in the last 10 years. The world needs at least two good processes.
I don't think you can do that in a "normal" VS Code editor window, but it is possible in a custom one (where you have to do "everything" yourself):
https://code.visualstudio.com/api/extension-guides/custom-ed...

(so, not much chance of adding that to my Chez extension ;)
> It's an exclusive techno club considered by many to be the best in the world.

Being exclusive is really against the ethos of techno in Berlin. The "exclusivity" at the door is usually about achieving a fun mix of people and keeping out the ones who cannot behave.

As an occasional clubber in Berlin, these "best" things are ridiculous. The "best" kebab place with the long queue is nothing special at all, and Berghain is, apart from the building and the (mostly gay) sex stuff (which don't do much for me) a club like many others. It's never been my favorite - the vibe can be surprisingly aggressive and the music is often not that good for my taste. I used to go there for specific acts or along with friends only. Haven't bothered for years now. Nowadays it's also become expensive, cashing in on its dubious status.

There is a thing that the "best" kebab place and the "best" club have in common: kebab places and clubs are both very good in Berlin, so if you go to the one that the tourist guide / TikTok recommended, you're probably going to have a good time - but maybe you don't know that there are many other just as good or better places.
> a lot of of people that didn't like him.

I’m presuming you held this conversation in English, which is correlated with a Japanese person who has more worldly experiences and views, and with that diverges from mainstream Japanese society.

Most of Japan is conservative and inward looking. Despite the second strong passport in the world, very low percentage of Japanese people have one. Japan also has the lowest TOEFL score out of all Asian countries.

Most gripes toward Abe was from economic frustration, especially during COVID. It does not make sense at all to make a Trump comparison because the American left/right Ideology does not map. Japanese people are mostly homogenous, and identity politics and immigration which are dividing issues in the west are not at the top here. Japan also has very low voter turnout because it’s continuity of conservatism whichever way.
Combination of reputational damage[0] and him being a PEP.

I believe the account closure was a business decision, but they definitely had no reason to be public about it. One good thing came out of the debacle, though: it put the spotlight on UK retail banking regulations and how they are allowed to treat customers in the first place.

Financial institutions don't like small-time PEPs. They don't net the banks anywhere near the money dictators and kleptocrats do, but are just as likely to engage in ongoing bribery due to their position in society.

0: Farage had apparently been very vocal about having an account with Coutts, and waving that thing around as a sign of ... something. For the bank, that was negative brand value.
Seems the MPFS025T is not supported on the silver license unfortunately
Too funny you use “reactionary “, do you even know what it means?

BTW, not sure where that proposing “new” tax comes from, but obviously you want defined the idea of using taxation as the first solution to deal with an infrastructure issue.
Am I wrong or this YT channel provides very interesting semic videos regularly?
I'm not going to go that far. I'm sure there's decent people there.

I've got no interest in discriminating against the discriminators
Bank of america did this to me, in the same weekend i was moving out. All my stuff was in the car, it was a friday at 3PM and i was in the gas station.

I couldn't fill up my gas. Called and they told me to come to the bank with two forms of ID. When I arrived to the bank the fraud department was operating in NY (3hrs ahead) and they were closing, so they told me to come next tuesday (it was a long weekend).

I went homeless for 1 week with no food. It was my last semester in university and couldn't pay for tuition because my bank acc was locked, so the university dropped my classes and i was not able to graduate, as failing to stay enrolled (international student) i had to go back to my country.

- 3 days before i received a transfer from my brother (6k usd) to pay for tuiton and new place

- no unusual transactions, never reported any fraud before, just was hit with the "per our agreement we can close your account without notification." and they provided me the balance 1 week later.
As I understand, wirehub does less and encrypts locally, can be used without js. Sor some threat models that might be better than trusting a vc backed company, even if they recently open sourced.
Which is exactly the crap that Berghain is protecting itself from with it's strict door policy. The dancefloor is pure sound, the DJ is visible but not the center.
Lawyers are not of much help when it comes to reopening already-closed accounts. Most of the time, banks will send a cashier check for whatever money left, if they close accounts abruptly. Sometimes, they give a month to move funds elsewhere. When a bank closes an account for that last check which they find suspicious--subsequently cleared by the payee bank, that's when banks give a run around. File a complaint with CFPB without any lawyer, unless of course that amount is substantial.
Ultimately, I agree, and have spent a lot more time in many of these scenes than at Berghain.

However, all of them are fairly self-selecting in different ways that I think are difficult or impossible to achieve in a long-running, ostensibly "for everyone" institution like a techno club.
is that related to the strange "r" plural/dual in German?
SF is applying to spend almost four billion a mile: https://sfstandard.com/2023/10/27/san-francisco-downtown-rai...

Think of the jobs created. Montreal could stand to learn something.
Is it by accident though? Aren't US regulators intentionally (but quietly) pressuring financial institutions to do the enforcement of policies that they know wouldn't stand up to public scrutiny?