skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Awesome thanks for the reply.

I definitely love that feeling of building just for myself. In the past year I've adopted emacs in hopes to achieve the sort of agency you have to define the experience you're having on your computer.

So I completely understand the motivation, it's just that terminal and text editor seem like daunting projects. I'm SO so busy at work, and after work I need to unplug. I can justify carving out 10-15% of my time to sharpen my axe, but i just assume that a text editor took a team of people years to create.

I think you are highly productive developer.
Cheers
The list is from 2006, back then Facebook was rising, but not yet big-big.
I once stole cookies in supermarket...Still not sure why I did it.
No, I mean nicotine as I clearly indicated in my comment. It's not harmless and its ridiculous to think a drug that constricts the vessels and blood flow in your body would be so.
Go is one of those languages that will be around after 30-40 years. Most likely lots of code today will still compile in 30 years. Go has succeeded and is the defacto networking language today.
Apache Airflow usage in infra deployment
We have started to use apache airflow to deploy both physical and virtual infrastructure. We had lot of python scripts automating the deployments and configurations. Since the workflow to deploy complex solutions have hundreds of tasks, the DAG itself is too large. It’s making me feel if we took the right choice. Anyone here using airflow for deploying infra?
I use nicotine gum (2mg) to concentrate on reading or programming tasks from time to time. I have never smoked. I prefer it over caffeine as I do no get the irritable withdrawals. The only noticeable side affect I experience is some sleepiness after the effect wears off (around 30-40 minutes).
Isn't caffeine a vasoconstrictor as well? Wouldn't that make coffee a silent killer?
This post tells why Google isn't able to produce something good anymore.

Google needs a Satya Nadella
You care about the small investor sooo much they shouldn’t have a choice in the matter.

Choice should be for rich people and small investors are mean stinky crypto bros if they think otherwise.

Amazing what “pro choice” ppl come up with
I can always do a Four-in-Hand. Anything else is a video or instructions [1].

[1] https://www.ties.com/how-to-tie-a-tie
Ethereum has "difficulty bombs" about once a year which effectively force the network to follow along with protocol changes made by the Ethereum Foundation. They could conceivably use that same mechanism to exponentially slow the network below the point of usability by waiting for the hardcoded block and then... doing nothing.

Afaik bitcoin doesn't have anything like that.
It's maybe relevant on a CV, not so on HN, which is for 'look at this', not 'look at me'.
That may or may not be the case, but you're rather detracting from the original comment, either deliberately or not.

The issue in the Alzheimer's world is the possibility that the very disease mechanism concept underlying the vast majority of research and interventional trials into which countless multiple billions have been poured, is incorrect.

Within that space, this is orders of magnitude more fundamental and serious than a flip aside that lots of trials have problems, so who cares about another?
Related thread:

If you could only have one programming book on bookshelf what would it be?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38229464
As a tangential aside: this limitation on Network Extensions is infuriating. I can understand why it exists, but one of the results is that if you’re using an Endpoint Security extension, it can’t also act as a filter.

I’ve never been able to get CrowdStrike Falcon and Little Snitch to work on the same machine because of this. It would be nice if you could have n filters (and a limit on n isn’t unreasonable).
The article cites some fairly convincing studies that the addictiveness is from tobacco’s other (non-nicotine) chemicals including MAOIs.

Is smoking addictive? Absolutely, but not because it contains nicotine.
I sync Edge with Mac, iOS and Windows.

And all Windows (OS) settings.

I cannot sync Windows settings with Firefox.
Zig is rather new, so it doesn't surprise me.
I'm concerned that many might miss the nuance and subtlety of the main issue:

- Nicotine IS really addictive when distributed through common uses (smoking, vaping).

Yes, if the absorption is progressive and in small dosages, the addiction is less severe, but this is not useful for smokers who want to quit and presents a dangerous introduction for others
Your #3 is just begging for the bystander effect. Giving vague, non-directed instructions to a crowd virtually guarantees that no one does it.
Well you are comparing a child (current tech) to an adult (blender) to use Newton's words. Also those precise controls come at a price of more workflow to deal with.
This is a UK based study, and most American cars outside Ford and Tesla aren't that popular there
To me the whole “Earth backup” aspect of humans on Mars is secondary at best.

The bigger benefit is how it gets the ball rolling on development of all the technologies associated with keeping humans alive and thriving in space and on the surfaces of other bodies in a way that the moon can’t.

The problem with the moon is that its distance. It’s convenient, which means that doing anything there isn’t much of a commitment and thus, can be canceled and forgotten about on a whim. It also means that there’s not much pressure to make human presences there self-sustaining — worst case scenario, another rocket full of supplies and/or personnel is only a week away.

A presence on Mars on the other hand by nature has to be something less frivolous. You have to plan to be there a long time no matter what, and from the moment the first crew’s boots touch the ground they’re going to be pouring themselves into becoming self-sustainable. The nations and companies behind the project can’t so conveniently pull the plug. Once it’s there, everybody involved is in it for the long haul and the longer it exists and more it grows the harder it is to back out of.

So I guess more than anything, out of the destinations that are being seriously considered by NASA, SpaceX, etc, Mars is the best at providing some kind of insurance against stagnancy and malaise in the crewed space program like we saw from the late 70s through 2010 or so.
How is that different from meme stocks?
I grew up on Gnome 2 and I actually like gnome 3 a lot. Good choice. Kde is slower and buggier.
The list:

* 1 EBay

* 2 Wikipedia

* 3 Napster

* 4 YouTube

* 5 Blogger

* 6 friendsreunited

* 7 Drudge Report

* 8 MySpace

* 9 Amazon

* 10 slashdot

* 11 salon

* 12 Craigslist

* 13 Google

* 14 yahoo

* 15 easyjet
The tire is risky in the first place because people are around, making shooting a gun off a bit tricky in terms of safety.
This is really common now for online reservations where I am in the UK. If you phone up, you won't be asked for a deposit. I assumed it was to combat bots. My favourite restaurant was charging £20 a person, refundable against the bill. It's a £30-40 per person restaurant.
GitHub would certainly be on the list now. Not from the public psyche, but in terms of actual impact.
Whose NOC was hacked? Or what does “thenoc” refer to?

We’re talking about hundreds of organizations running MoveIt. Are they all culpable for not having threat intelligence better than disclosed vulnerabilities in COTS software? Or worse, in their vendors’ software? What should they subscribe to?
Transparency mode alone is a technological marvel.

It is extraordinarily difficult to do correctly, and once your brain has adapted to the Apple acoustic transformations, they’ve achieved near-indistinguishability.
Ask HN: Examples of Recursion in Literature or Cinema?
Escher is the popular example when thinking about art influenced or exmplifying the concept of recursion. In Gödel, Escher, Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid, Douglas R. Hofstadter makes some connections between the music of Bach, Escher's art and other areas of knowledge related with recursion and self-reference. I was wondering what other works of fiction in film or literature exemplify recursion in their structure. That is, not works about recursion, but works in which recursion plays some kind of role in their structure or meaning.
Maybe it is? It's really hard to know what things will cause damage over decades.
Monetize your community with your AI Clone
OpenTofu Frequently Asked Questions
Lol no. It is actually MORE de facto than de jure. Don't spread misinformation. I've seen that dogshit line replayed so many times. He's an engineer above everything else
https://www.reddit.com/r/SpaceXLounge/comments/k1e0ta/eviden...
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/WY73exaVpyw

"by year" doesn't make sense.

Also, the flame "plate" was a reasonable test, it hadn't been tried before. Engines failing at start doomed what was otherwise at the very limit from what we've understood. If you watched the launch, you saw how extremely long the rocket stayed on the pad. It was because with engine failures the thrust was too low to get off and it actually needed to lose fuel. It was like 5x the time it would have been held down otherwise. It's a misnomer that anything really went truly "wrong" with the test. It's like pressing F5 and seeing the "There were build errors" popup.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicotine

> Nicotine is highly addictive.

https://nida.nih.gov/publications/research-reports/tobacco-n...

> Is nicotine addictive? Yes.

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If nicotine wasn't addictive, why would people find that nicotine patches or nicotine gum helps with withdrawals from various tobacco products?
I can’t imagine a more FUN language to use than go. It’s just so damn pleasant to use. I love it.
Micropayments and remittance are a both huge and still growing use cases.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S15446...

https://www.gbgplc.com/en/blog/bitpesa-evolution-of-payments...
Like caffeine?
Related Ask HN: today -

Ask HN: Top 10 Timeless Software Books That Changed Life as Software Engineer?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38228850
Leonardo da Vinci's to Do Lists from His Inspired Notebooks
I don't know how rdcycle works on qemu. This benchmark is more meant for developers to figure out how to vectorize algorithms effectively, as in which instructions to choose.
I used gum to come off vapes, and I still use gum. Over time, I’ve started to notice my tolerance is … decreasing? I’m now cutting a 2mg gum (lowest dose) in 4 with a pill cutter, and that’s about the right amount
I would be totally cool with not laminating it if they didn’t issue these things on paper that will disintegrate if you so much breathe at it the wrong way. Even that would be acceptable if it wasn’t a serious hassle to get it replaced.

FWIW mine has been laminated since my childhood and decades after the fact I’ve had no real issues with agencies about its lamination
Wegovy Study Bolsters Use in Patients with Obesity and Heart Disease
So? The implication here seems to be that there's something wrong with offering a client a deal. Is it assumed that Google Play is a monopoly, and thus subject to some rules of "fairness" from public policy? But Netflix is a counterargument to Play being a monopoly...
I'm a little concerned about the statement on choosing the smallest size bearings as they can handle the greatest speed. is that true? I tend to use the largest bearings the space and my wallet will accommodate for wear and stability...but I tend to make things up
> GNU and Gnome name things with G

Unless it is The GIMP. That seems to get people going every once in a while.
Is static linking supported now? It's the one blocker for me to use C# in weird places. I'm good at hacking the underlying environment to make it work, but dynamic loading is not on the table.
What drives the Russian men continuing to enlist to fight in Ukraine?
God forbid I put a link to my blog when sharing a useful tool for free!
Yep, pure Israeli propaganda. This is a textbook genocide. Israel is killing Palestinians at a faster pace than Hitler killed civilians during WWII.
I'm impressed too, this is an excellent head start.

Years later as a still-young technology enthusiast it would be likely that even more impressive projects will be accomplished. By then it may be largely unknown how advanced this was at this young of an age. Simply because there will be other sharp minds that do impressive stuff but only got started in their 20's, and reaching the same age they would be considered by most observers as peers.

But this head start will be an unfair advantage that can be made to last forever anyway.

Even if it does turn out to be kind of like a "secret weapon" after a number of years or decades.
Thanks for an amazing, simple, and fast language!
Why did they take apples deal but not googles? How would googles deal be a loser but not apple, at a worse rate?
100% correct. This article circulates every so often but it's basically just super dangerous. Recommend just looking at NIH [0] here.

[0]: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=nicotine+site%3Awww.ncbi.nlm.nih.g...
Perhaps you should close your browser and go to the local library to discharge for a few years.
Theres a lot of people who are dumping caffeine for all sorts of reasons. Caffeine does indeed constrict blood vessels and thats probably not great tbh. But people (including myself) love their cup of coffee.
I have zero interest in cigarettes though. So like, let's say I started chewing a gum and then I became addicted to the gum. I'm assuming the downside here would be primarily withdrawal effects of not chewing the gum? It's not like it's going to be a gateway to cigarettes for me. You'll experience caffeine withdrawal too, so I'm not sure that's really a problem.

From the article,

> There is little evidence from the NRT literature that ‘never-smokers’ like myself are all that likely to become highly addicted,

That is to say, it does not seem to present a dangerous introduction for others, assuming you mean an introduction to cigarettes.
This contribute rests on limited and control & command conceptualization and practice of leadership. You can do that.
The question is, when/where/withhwhom is it appropriate and useful.

I argue that a leadership practice that is successful in today's complex environment is

- flexible in style (within the command & control paradigm)

- rooted in the trust & inspire paradig

The latter is kind of orthogonal to what's discussed in the text.
I recommend everybody to look into this, particularly those of you who are sitting in a highly complex environment and/or who has/wants to deal with the next generation of (w.e.i.r.d.) talent.
Alas, it's not always about what you care. It'd be way too useful to treat this platform as an exploratory tool, and enjoy contents of different variety as opposed to what you expect. This would help expand your horizons and add new dimensions to your knowledge.
Startup IDEA:- INVEST IN AI MODELS by tokenizing it and selling parts
Okay so the idea is similar to ICO(initial coin offering) in which different AI models will be tokenized and funds will be raised.

The idea is to create a platform where engineers can raise funds on the models created by them.

please review & suggest!
Good thing I don't drink coffee.
I just know half Winsor, and when I need to do the [trinity knot](https://agreeordie.com/features/fashion/626-how-to-tie-a-nec...) for special events I have to look it up.
Could you provide something way more specific than a DDG search?
I run Firefox and resort to Edge for a single corporate web app that has issues with anything not Chromium-based. Spares me from installing Chrome on my machine, which is handy.

Find it somewhat ironic that Chrome is the new Internet Explorer, both as a single development target for the web, and as a default Windows browser (Edge).
> Like all decent startup ideas the obviously crucial thing is to start with a real user

But if it's funding you want, slap the buzzword du jour in front of what you're trying to do, and you've vastly improved your prospects. In the frequent case when "the stock is the product", that's what you want.

Of course, this is basically a question of semantics: you're talking about actual companies that sell products, I'm talking about your typical tech-flavored grift.
Even though I personally wouldn’t agree with them, I could understand why someone might think that nicotine or cannabis stuff isn’t relevant to this site, but how is Internet regulation stuff not?
... Rust?
I've been dabbling with spending the last 3-4 minutes of my treadmill sessions walking backwards on an incline. I haven't done enough to see results, I've done maybe 5 sessions so far. One thing that surprises me is how much it gets my heart rate up, I'll do an incline of 10 and a speed of ~2, and usually it'll keep my heartrate in the 150s. If I've just been walking rather than jogging, it'll usually go up.
...remembering what i was doing at 17, it's relevant to myself, and i reckon future employers and also education establishments may find it relevant.
Can Chatbots Help You Build a Bioweapon?
It's hard to discern discourse in a field one is unfamiliar in, I'd tried with the Alzheimer's fiasco. Here's my tuppence:

The plaques are known to be linked to Alzheimer's, the debunking of one paper that messed with its figures does not detract from the whole body of research. The inefficacy of plaque-targeting treatments may not be proof that the plaques are not causal in nature, only that their damage is not reversible/fully understood.
We want to make things as simple as possible for our users to understand not googlish or facebookish :D
Wow, very interesting to see this list from 2006. What are the sites that would be in the top 15 now?

Facebook

Twitter

Netflix

ChatGPT?
what's the reason for the abstinence period?
But are all EVs built the same?
I’ve never heard an example of kubernetes making a deployment faster.

Was that a made up example? If not, is there a successful case study somewhere you can cite?
Perhaps the problem is in the drawings. A faint homeless drawing may change the numbers. (I'm not sure in which direction.)
Hey! I used Typescript and the Next.js framework. Not to ask stupid questions but what do you mean by the second sentence? Reach out to Paul Graham?

I did send an email out to my subscribers about the new site this morning. My goal is to have a platform that is entirely focused on AI developments, both technical and more general "news". I also want to expand into robotics because I'm starting to pick that up as a hobby.
Is that a counterpoint? Pointing to something unrelated from the conversation. Maybe both arnt great for you?
> It's not harmless and its ridiculous to think a drug that constricts the vessels and blood flow in your body would be so.

Why? Because it increases blood pressure?

That's a problem if it's chronic and severe, afaik a milk vasoconstrictive effect isn't going to kill you.
Isn't the real message here that payment, app-delivery, and app validation should all be available unbundled? Sure, it's a convenience for them all to be handled by Play, but what are we really asking our lawmakers to do?
David Mitchell's book Cloud Atlas might fit I think. There was a film made of it in 2012. The children's book Charlie Cook's Favourite Book has the same premise.

You might also find things in Jorge Luis Borges' short stories (although I can't think of any specifically off the top of my head).

The film Inception has a recursive theme to it.

And there is a popular sci-fi book called Recursion, but I've not read it so not sure how much it fits the actual idea of Recursion!
what would we do without europe seriously
There's some studies suggesting nordic Snus (like all natural chew w/o chemicals added) is fairly harmless. Anecdotally I've read people highly addicted to it, so very suspicious of any claim that nicotine itself isn't addictive and just smoking is.
> And yet how many can't even switch browsers?

This doesn't work. Appealing to people's emotions about monopolies or privacy does not work. This is a fact at this point; it has been tried repeatedly, and here we are.

Anyone who has been around for some time and tried hard to support multiple browsers in the past got burned out. Web developers want to develop; most don't want to be freedom fighters, and rightfully so.

The closer this is fixed at the source, the better chance it has to work. Unfortunately, the source seems to be outside the browser's engine internals and other interesting technical areas. I'd argue it's in the human/government sphere, where things are slow and require a lot of energy... who's willing to do that?

I'm a nerd. I like to work with technical things. I like to ignore humans and play with machines. None of that will fix the browser monopoly situation (or Firefox/Opera/Brave/etc wouldn't have single-digit market share [0]).

0 - https://kinsta.com/browser-market-share/
The time it takes to get to Mars itself would serve as a quarantine period.
It is - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/deploying/nati.... You can even do the reverse and statically link NativeAOT-built libraries into existing projects written in "unmanaged" languages (though that naturally limits you to C interop).
> If it’s too expensive to get a drivers license then it’s probably too expensive to go on a night out too.

No. In my country there is a requirement to have a certain amount of training with a professional driving instructor. For most people here the cost of that will amount to about $3000 USD. And it takes a lot of time too.

Just because I don’t have $3000 USD to shell out for that currently, nor the time for those lessons and self-study, does not mean I cannot afford to go to a restaurant.

> are there other options for ID?

Yes there are other options, but I have no use for a National ID card really when I already have a passport. Having to show ID only happens in two cases for me most of the time:

- border control when I am traveling, in which case my passport is required anyways in many countries

- retrieving packages that were too big to be delivered in my mail box. And even then most times I don’t have to show ID

It also used to be the case that I had to show ID when buying alcohol and tobacco. But being 32 years old now I usually don’t get asked for ID in the store in my country anymore.
Nicotine is a stimulant but weirdly enough, it has always improved my sleep (even when taken close to sleep). I never really understood why.
Because the company offering the terms is a monopoly on the Android marketplace.
I would argue they communicated the risks by showing them the user experience
Addiction is complex. Folks are generally addicted to a combination of things. For example they’ll do a particular drug, sit in a particular environment, with or without a social element, with or without food. Utilizing one of the elements without the others helps break the association. Its the same thing on a smaller level.
100%. They've set up a blatant 2-class system where only the rich are allowed a chance to get richer and at the same time they gaslight us about it being for our own good. It's infuriating. They suggest that because you're not already rich, you're not qualified to invest. Just because we happen to be unfortunate enough to be born during the most unjust economic period in history where rewards have become inversely proportional to value creation. I feel like if the government banned rich people from investing in anything, that would lead to better economic and social outcomes in the long run. It could be argued that possessing wealth today is proof that you're either a monopolist or a crook so that should disqualify you from investing and causing harm.
What? The company offering the terms is a monopoly on the Android marketplace.