skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Comment follow-up explaination to orginal post https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38418678

More 'neutral' western cultural reference would be greek fates & weaving timelines [0]

Still comes down to how one aligns/frame's the points/nodes. [2][1][3][4][5]

With this device, have single integrated reference vs. multiple information reference frames [6] that one has to manual integrate into single reference (individual nodes & associate lisp lists/branches vs. visually immersive real-time interactive 3d lisp grid/spreadsheet(s) without the need to switch to python to get rid of the ()'s.

Wrong generation for grid programming using punch lines on punchcard for notational reference, all just dry e-ink pixelated spreadsheet points.

So, emacs uses lisp s-expression / tree of lists structure projected onto 2d picture tube plane.

Interactive 3d display allows for 'true' volumetric presentation / interaction with lisp emacs lists/tree nodes/branches without all the extra bulky devices getting in the way (keyboard, mouse, emacs key sequences, etc). Loomless thread weaving for true hands-on coding experience.

'Minority Report' interface in a cube box?

Better lead in might have introduced Pal Alto visual programming language where irl objects used to program/as program -- where above device would allow for not just irl but virutal interaction.

Loki tv show spoiler alert

Pehaps the ending of season 2 Loki, where grabs all the timelines/threads is a better 'emacs' picture?

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[0] : https://www.thecollector.com/fates-greek-mythology/

[1] : water droplets : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FG_l1oacWoQ

[2] : wintergatan : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvUU8joBb1Q

[3] : treesitter : https://tree-sitter.github.io/tree-sitter/

[4] : neovim treesitter : https://github.com/nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter

[5] : l-systems : https://gpfault.net/posts/generating-trees.txt.html (L-systems vs Chomsky grammars https://www1.biologie.uni-hamburg.de/b-online/e28_3/lsys.htm... )

[6] : https://study.com/academy/lesson/orthographic-projection-def...
Rust is capable of UTF-8. It is not capable of not UTF-8. Any sequence of bytes that is not a valid UTF-8 string cannot be represented by the String type.
How much is your insurance? Will you be asking for a bailout from all of us during the next hurricane?
Nutrient found in beef and dairy improves immune response to cancer in mice
> That companies should always operate as worker cooperatives and never return money to shareholders?

Workers are the shareholders in worker cooperatives.
If breathing 21% oxygen is good for you, then breathing 100% oxygen is better!...

The problem with reality is it is not clean or simple. For example having chlorinated water keeps you from getting any number of terrible diseases when you get a drink. At the same time it's a deadly chemical that takes huge amounts of industrial processing to make, and if not treated right is a source of pollution.

Not any different then the 'forever chemicals' we've made. They were highly stable and did their jobs well. They also are terrible cancer causing bioaccumulators that have caused tons of misery.

Open ended problems do not have simple solutions. They have trade offs. It's a good idea to fully understand the trades you're making.
> they greatly increase the life expectancy of the mixer

Oops. Do they? I ripped mine off years ago. It makes a bit more clatter at low speeds but I haven't noticed any damage.
GPT info tools will fully replace SO in most dev workflows if it hasn’t already.
the other cool thing about Kiwix is that you can download other MediaWiki sites for it, there's a whole selection: https://library.kiwix.org/
This is adding less features for libre software users. I hope everyone migrates to local SourceHut servers when possible.
Presumably the prototype machines had a form of rom that could be flashed. Not at all unusual at that time.
The "legal recourse" is what defines "ownership".

If someone can take or destroy your stuff *without* legal recourse, then you don't really "own" it'
Shadow DOM is for hiding your shame
By that definition 99.99% people are also fancy autocomplete.

How many people you know who came up with an interesting new branch of math?
Keeping the old search running for logged out users has substantial costs too:

1: You have to maintain two full independent search and indexing implementations

2: User confusion. Why are the search results different depending on if I'm logged in or logged out?
No, I doubt I would... it seems HN is centered in Silicon Valley, and I'm in a suburb of Chicago, where there is a very low density of fellow programmers, hackers, etc. We're so spread out here, we had to invent the BBS to stay in touch.
I disagree with your statement and provide Graham's number as a counterexample.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graham%27s_number
(edit: and TREE(3) )
That kind of Platonism also implies that all possible computer programs already exist: because any program is merely a very large natural number, the set of which has infinite cardinality. I'm not sure how helpful this is for the practice of humans doing mathematics or software development though.
Nah, it's fine. Flash is a long-established verb for programming firmware. "Flashing ROM" is apropos for write-once parts, and often used instead of the mouthful "flashing EEPROM". The real oxymoron is "Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory," but that's just evolution showing and it's fine.
Did you read them, because it very clearly states in the drive addendum that users DO NOT give up any ownership rights.
Are you suggesting that there's a place that you can file a PR (or equivalent) without an account?

They're shady AF, but some features require an account not because they're moat water but for some other reason.
Or any other phone lacking a microSD slot. I'd assume it works that way on an iPhone, but I can at least plug a flash drive (or card reader) into my Pixel 7a's USB-C port. Not quite as nice as having always-ready extra storage, but handier for quick swaps.
On linux I use an alias which loads/unloads the loopback module in pulseaudio:

pactl load-module module-loopback
It’s also been used as the core for PlayStation 4 (FreeBSD 9) and 5 (FreeBSD 12). There were rumors Nintendo did the same but they were disproven.
Virtual Machines (VMs) is 1960's technology. Started out on the mainframes.

x86 virtualization came along in the 1990's. VMware Desktop everybody knows today was released around 1999. Other players have been around.

This is the same year jails was introduced with FreeBSD 4.

The funny thing is that jails are often referenced as "virtualization without the overhead".

Jails are really fast as it is the same shared kernel. Hardware VMs have additional security advantage as a guest kernel vulnerability will (normally) not affect ofter guests. But it comes at a cost.
This particular case involved stealing.

Engineering ethics is knowing what's right or wrong when performing engineering work. Children develop a pretty decent sense of right and wrong. It isn't rocket science.

A 22-year old ordered by their manager to falsify data in their first month on the job knows it's wrong. They aren't going to refuse because they took some course in college. Whether or not they do it is more likely a function of how prevalent that behavior is in the organization, how often it's caught, and how publicly it's punished.
That’s very fair. I totally recognize that Microsoft has a lot of half-baked me-too products to round out the suite. We are going to do a full evaluation before switching (if Loop ever gets enabled) to see if, despite the limitations, this improves collaboration, or if it just creates as many headaches.
Did your friend enable iCloud Private Relay by any chance?

Either way, you're probably optimizing too prematurely for sure. Before you have any users, the right way to do this is to a) either setup Turnstile and don't worry until someone complains, or b) set up a 60 requests per minute global rate limit (just in case). Once you see people are abusing it, you can try to find out what it takes to fix that.
> It is more true to say that mathematics is about finding all meaningful / interesting logical conclusions from a given set of assumptions.

But that depends on what particular people find meaningful or interesting. Lots of people--or at least lots of mathematicians :)--appear to find many things interesting that have nothing at all to do with "reality".

Also, it's important not to confuse "reality" with our models of it. Real numbers are unquestionably very useful in constructing models of reality. That will still be true even if it turns out that actual "reality" is not a continuum.
If you consider having a public holiday to bet on the a horse race, sure. I don't really see the cultural lustre. But I'm a lifelong Sydney-sider so I'm biased.
Wasn't it called that long before flash memory because erasing an EPROM to reprogram requires flashing it with uv light?
Do the same with three or more attractors or exit basins and you will find that even with a 0 or negative Laponov exponent (non-chaotic), some systems are indeterminate.

While typically taught as chaotic, Newton's fractal is probably the most accessible example.

No matter how small your epsilon is, your piece of the continua will either contain one root or all roots.

It is an indecomposable continua.

Predator pray with fear and refuge is an example where you hit this in numerical systems.
Coding with ChatGPT
How many of us coders out there have used ChatGPT to produce a code snippet or function or even a full coding script? My experience is it’s good if you need a code pattern template and hate syntax.
Less than it was in SF.
IMO is competitive enough you can't bullshit your way to a gold medal
It doesn't need to be a contest to get huge amounts of press attention.

> obviously a joke

They decided to alter the campaign to make it look less like a joke, because that would market better. Imagine the marketability if it wasn't a joke!

> Even by your logic: Do you also think there was only one pair of sunglasses? One duffel bag? So why one jet?

More expensive items have smaller stocks. Much more expensive items have much smaller stocks. Is this not obvious?

If something had to be equal between prizes types, I would expect it to be total value, not quantity.
Depends on how C++/CLI was compiled, and how was that allocation done. TIMTOWTDI

The biggest issue with current ISO C++ is that the standard desigs some features on paper, instead of adopting existing extensions as standard features, as it used to be.

Hence when paper designed features get wrongly designed, no one picks them up.
Nepal's TikTok ban is first step towards more government control on social media
> "There are only two kinds of languages: the ones people complain about and the ones nobody uses". Yes. Again, I very much doubt that the sentiment is original. Of course, all "there are only two" quotes have to be taken with a grain of salt.

True for many things. There are only two kinds of companies: the ones people complain about and the ones with no market power.
Part of the issue here is Apple doesn't support the "old school" model of paid apps with discounted upgrade pricing for existing owners.

They basically point developers at subscriptions to replace this model.
The are more reasons to run away from GH and just set a locally managed SourceHut instance for sanity and interop.
I can highly recommend the author. His last book "Computer Vision: Models, Learning, and Inference" is very readable, approaches the matter from unorthodox viewpoints + includes lot of excellent figures supporting the text. I'm buying this on paper!
The way renormalisation is mostly covered in popular media, made me think you can’t do quantum physics without dirty tricks to get rid of infinites.

Then I read The Road to Reality by Roger Penrose and in the chapter on renormalisation it mentions just “by the way“ that the problem goes away if you assume the universe has a minimum scale, or something like that.

Why isn’t this common knowledge? Why isn’t this one of the first things that gets told when talking about renormalisation?

Why is the default assumption that the universe is continuous? Doesn’t seem like we have a good reason for it, other than the fact that we use integration as a tool and that assumes continuity by default. Does it make mathematical analysis easier all-in-all? Why not just pick the Planck length as a reasonable assumption for the quantisation of space? Might not be correct but probably a more reasonable guess than assuming that it’s continuous?
It's hard to imagine a legitimate use case for that. Sounds like the intention is that the target will soon not be anybody's customer.
I didn’t get a terminal EE degree (it is more fun to tell the magic smoke what to do, than try and keep it in the chip), but you can of course design a circuit that will adjust voltage to keep current constant (within some bounds, etc etc). Could that not reasonably be said to be “pushing current”?
Also, descent into Corgi insanity: https://dalle.party/?party=oxXJE9J4
Dropbox seems to still work fine in my experience.
You can reflash some types of ROM, like EPROM and EEPROM.
Maybe this is why when people geolocate my home IP, it places me a hundred miles from where I am in a completely different city.

I love that it does that.
What would be wrong with browsers only supporting UNIX domain sockets on platforms where they exist?
This is very clever, and makes a great deal of sense. Often that's how real wealth works too. I wonder why more RPGs don't follow this model.

It always seems weird to me that I'm (using GoW as an example) a God who can command thunder from the heavens, yet simultaneously am forced to loot people's forgotten stash to build my next set of armor. For a while, my son nicknamed Kratos as the God of Loot, rather apt I think.
1cP-LSD at the time. Currently 1V-LSD; still from the stash of I bought last year. Can't admittedly report on what LSD.shop are selling currently.

Both feel not noticably different from pure LSD I took years before.
> Maybe it’s like some sort of digital version of hoarding behaviour

Digital hoarding is a real thing

reddit.com/r/DataHoarder
Well, I guess you could say that a UV eraser applies a "flash" lasting several minutes. Probably not worth steelmanning the point to that extent, though. :-P

The term we always used at a major PC OEM for the erase/reprogram cycle was "burning."
If wealth is a stat, presumably it can change. "You were raised at wealth level 7 but your adventuring only supports wealth level 3" solves that pretty immediately.
Really? Do you have photos? I’ve never noticed this on any Apple Watch or heard it mentioned in any review.
This works fine for smaller accounts, but on larger accounts it seems to be regularly failing (based on my own experience and based on other postings and reports that I found online).

Exporting my Google Photos sometimes fails consistently even with lots of attempts. Out of well over 10 export attempts or so this year maybe a single one succeeded. I have a few hundred GB of data stored on that account. I also currently have a support ticket with Google open on that issue, but after initial follow-ups haven't received a response in a couple of months now.

That said my current approach for backing up things is to upload an "age" encrypted version of the data from Google Takeout to Wasabi. Once uploaded I run a script that shows me the diff between the data sets (so that I can ensure that no old data went missing that shouldn't have gone missing) before I delete older data. Probably not the most optimal approach though. Might be better to just set up some versioning layer on top of Wasabi and to keep deleted or modified data forever.
This tries to give the impression that cars are being towed for no reason - "In either case, the car you left legally street parked at home is the last thing on your mind—until you return a couple weeks later to find it’s gone."

The only specific example given of a legally parked car involves the author's car getting 2 tickets on consecutive days, both for expired vehicle inspection. The author does not say the car was towed, which would be an odd omission given the topic, so I feel safe in presuming that their car was not towed.

There's other discussion of jurisdictions that will tow for unpaid parking and/or traffic tickets, but nothing to support the impression this leads with.

Legally parked != legal vehicle, and being legally parked does not create a shield that prevents other laws from being enforced.
Writers make fiction. Anyone who tried to read anything into the actual writer is completely missing the point.

Imagine accusing the author of Silence of the Lambs of “secretly being a cannibal”. It’s truly idiotic.
Knowledge Organization System (KOS) is also a synonym.
If you have an old (>2ish years) non Internet connected printer, you're probably fine, but they pushed a firmware update last year that disabled third party cartridges. Luckily, for now you can just pull the drm chip from an official cartridge and put it in the third party one.
Apple Design, Squircles, and Curvature (2018)
Huh, I remember these things being the go-to microphone among my PC gaming friends when I was in HS/college. They're certainly good enough for Discord calls, but in retrospect, that seems like a low bar for the price point.
If it's Docs/Sheets/Slides then I'd notice. If not...I don't really store anything else on Google Drive, just files shared with me.
I'm thinking about a system where you slowly accumulate stress and money, and you need to spend the money (on carousing, helping the poor, or other expensive habits) to get rid of the stress.

My goal would be to have lots of money moving through their hands without them being able to hold onto it for long.

I also remember an article from the 1980s that recommended having thieves steal their money if they got too rich. That sounds a bit unfair to me, although maybe it could work as part of a system there they stay at increasingly more expensive lodgings in order to keep their accumulating wealth safe.
I have only had a brief look but seems you would also need to specify the role ARN at least, so it would not be as simple as IMDS-sourced credentials. This solution is also AWS-specific, not sure how it would be solved for Google Cloud. It doesn't solve the issue of getting regular metadata without sidestepping the SDKs.
I really don’t mind at all and neither should you
Just use a little bit of magic or a different solution if you want things to go faster. I trust a set of clever players to be able to come up with something to totally fuck up the DM's plans.

Also note that Caesar's crossing of the Rhine (a notoriously tough river to bridge) took 10 days, and several similarly amazing feats of quick river diversion have occurred in Chinese history. All without magic. If you don't care whether your works are permanent, the work can be done very quickly.
I'm making a survival game inspired on Universal Paperclips and factory games in which being wealthy works against you, as you restart the factories that killed your world the environment becomes increasingly dangerous with mutated beings and other stuff.
The plural of status is lifecycle.
I understand why you feel this way, but this seems to be the trend for all the latest generation of "polished" software and I think they do this so they can retain users. (Another example that comes to mind is Warp, the terminal written in Rust.)

To be fair, as an Arc user, by logging in, I can keep my tabs synced perfectly across my personal and work laptops, which is worth it for me.
Is there any word if this is actively syncing deletions to local storage? I have my google drive synced to multiple computers which I assumed was enough...
Correct, we push static assets to the edge. However not all SASS products are the same, there is a spectrum of features that can be pushed to the edge and some cannot. The engineering comes from cost, usability, reliability, etc...

Ultimately we prioritize our logged-in customers.
Cuttlefish – Compact and Powerful RAT
Unfortunately this guy broke the first and most important rule of telling a joke -> it has to be funny.
> This app isn't available for your device because it was made for an older version of Android.

I hope they update it.
This unfortunately can kill a great deal of incentive for the player. If there's nothing to look forward to, there's no dopamine hit. While too many dopamine hits are clearly bad, the absence of a reward can lead to a very boring game. There's a balance there somewhere.
I think its bold to assert that its "designed" for anyone; but certainly, it "requires" a trained sysadmin to fully understand what is going on.
Another NYC trivia fact is that the FDR drive around Bellevue and NYU (20th-34th st iirc) is built on the rubble of Bristol, England. There may be another section up around MSK/Cornell as well but I don't recall.

The ships returning from England would load up with rubble to use as ballast.
I installed 14 on an HP Proliant microserver, 4GB RAM with 4x SATA and AMD dual core 1.5ghz CPU. It worked very well for the backup and light fileserving duties I have planned for it.
OP is underselling Brother. My Brother printer takes bulk ink from bottles and doesn't require stupid expensive cartridges. My Brother printer can be left off, turned on for a print job, connects to WiFi with no issues, and prints from every single device in the house from a ten year old Raspberry Pi to a brand new iPad.

My Brother printer doesn't treat me like I'm some kind of asshole. Just try an HP printer and see how it abuses you.
You can't beat the initial or operation costs of just piling up the water you need, above ground, uphill from the place you'll need it.

It's cheaper and easier for everything. Not just to build.
Is it possible to search without being constrained to one country? The landing page search demo would be more impressive.

Because my typical first test for geocoding SaaS is to search for Paris and see if they get the continent right.
I'm really focusing on the search feature that's no longer available for a given repository unless you're logged in. Everything else is "Microsoft added extras to git". If all I can do on GitHub is use it to git clone, then what's the purpose of it?

It's clear the "extinguish" phase of Microsoft's open source venture has started. There're plenty of very good alternatives, it's time to move on.
>It's a bottom to top evil company.

Worked there for a while, can confirm
Keep Wikipedia around on your iPad in case the world comes to an end (and have some solar panels for charging).
And then you realize that you pay twice for the ads: once with your attention, and then again when you buy the product (the cost of which includes the advertising costs).

And then you realize that we're over-consuming, and the planet would be in a much healthier state if ads didn't exist as they do now.
Burning Wheel, though there's still some rolling involved.
Yes, extensively
I don't know. I can ask him.

He has just been raving to me about how great OpenCV is. I know he's been using ChatGPT4 to give him C drivers for his custom rigs.

Like I said, he's a hardware geek, and actively hates coding, so I'm not exactly sure what he's been doing.

I will say that his drones and RC vehicles work a treat. I drive them around, occasionally.
Around 200-230€ in Germany. I have a model where the human voice frequencies have a bit less attenuation, absolutely perfect for noisy bars where you want to hear your buddy at the same table.

Less perfect for noisy restaurants as eating will make your ears to wiggle a bit, causing some shifting sounds if you are wearing plugs. But great again for noisy public transport and flights. I always keep them in a small pouch in my pocket.
I have a couple friends who did the Math tripos at Cambridge (so a pretty high level!) who work in tech and have unanimously said they have 0% expectations of an LLM doing a millennium problem anytime soon