skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Each year I do it until it no longer sparks joy, and then stop. I usually make it about 2 weeks. I don't see anything wrong with that.

I'm using this year's to dust off my Rust skills in advance of a new job using that language, so that's nice too.
Qualcomm would not look? Come on... Qualcomm is a lawyer IP machine that happens to make cell chips.
Why is that? Should depend on your pay.
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You base this claim on what exactly?
I wonder what kind of logic is that where the wronged party has to "deal with it" and not the thieves.

If the goal is to avoid war of all against all, can't the US suck it up for once?
They will have a non-free (as in beer) version once they exit beta (per the website).
Personally I'd never let your first example through a code review. If you're going to break it up, use end. Where the one line format makes sense is when the body is trivial and often when there are multiple related methods that can be lined up to highlight their similarities and differences in the single line format.
I took two hour lunches, with alcohol. I would wander into random university lectures instead of meetings. Do not underestimate my ability to fuck off from work no matter the location.
Hardly empirical. The data shows the opposite.

~80% of current billionaires in the U.S. are self-made first generation.
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“ In March 2022, OpenSea saw revenues of $61.33 million; in March 2023, it had revenues of $172.33k. The drop represented a whopping 99.72% fall. The platform's fees have also fallen from $193.94 million in March 2022 to $1.41 million in March 2023.”

That’s OpenSea, no 11 on the list making $1.4m of monthly revenue and paying SWEs 430k salary
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I'm aware of that. Nonetheless, I can say definitively that the South Central Library System of Wisconsin (which includes Madison) does not include the University of Wisconsin libraries, and the holdings of the latter are vastly superior, at least in terms of academic-related material. I've not been pleasantly surprised.
I prefer to call it wealth re-re-distribution.

The Walton family wealth, for example, is a capitalised stream of rents predicated on underpaying store staff and abusing market power with suppliers. That's a wealth transfer. That's redistribution.

The Duke of Westminster is worth $11 billion because his ancestor was besties with William the Conqueror (not william the earner).

These are wealth transfers and redistributions that, ideally, ought to be undone.
Some iOS devices are now performance-competitive with desktops, and they support bluetooth game controllers (so you don't need (much) of a touch-specific UI)

So you port an existing AAA console title to iOS for the huge user base, and get MacOS for relatively little engineering cost.
> Hugh and his colleagues configured the PC and did a spot of training to ensure the AD was conversant with the modem he was provided

It's not that hard to troubleshoot something like this. The problem is that the Associate Director would only cast blame and not take any responsibility for learning to use his computer correctly.

It's also real obvious that a modem port and a network port are different. Maybe not on a casual glance, but if you're trying to plug a phone cable into a modem port, it is. Especially if you're savvy enough to be an Assistant Director.

[Edit]: On reflection, I suspect that the Associate Director decided to take the weekend off and blame Hugh; instead of taking a minute or two to do some troubleshooting.
Have been using a version of this recently: with C++ in Visual Studio you can add `#pragma region X` that will let you expand/collapse regions of code in the same file. Can be useful for top-level organization.
What about something like winapps which transparently runs apps in a VM. I know you can't legally run MacOS in a VM on a non mac but it would be hard to enforce against a software project that merely provides the capability so long as it doesn't provide the copyrighted software itself.
An RJ-11 cable fits in an RJ-45 jack. It even clicks in.
that would be an interesting idea in the 2000s, when everyone wanted to be an entrepreneur.

This very forum is (ostensibly) about entrepreneurship. Since 10 years ago however, the common advice is to ditch the startup and go work for the bigtech behemoths instead.
There are multiple Rothschilds on the Forbes and Bloomberg billionaire lists. The family name is attached to many endowments, scholarships, museums, think tanks, hospitals, etc.

Virtually everyone who cares to look knows they're wealthy, but some conspiracy theorists prefer to act like they're a secretive cabal controlling the world, lol
I know a lot of people here think executives are idiots but I really have trouble believing that any CEO is sitting there thinking "Damn. If I don't get people back into the office, all these office chairs we spent good money on will go to waste."
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To me it's all gray. I agree that in person makes room for freeform chat, exchanges, collaboration but it's also a swamp of masks and fluff where people just chat, annoy, babble, disrupt and nobody is enjoying any of it.

A good internet link and company hosted audio/video room is enough for us to share issues, unblock, pair or cut some slack.
This title is pure clickbait. The article says that out of the last 9 years, the statement has been true for 1 and false for 8. Flagged.
> There are many libcluster adapters already, so what pushed Supabase to make a database backed one? What is the advantage?

usually the strategies are focused on the cloud provider and since we want to keep it adaptable to multiple cloud providers it felt that using one of those strategies would not be the way to go.

another factor was the fact that we already use heavily postgres in all our projects so if that is available to us we should use that instead

> I know Supabase has hooks (https://supabase.com/docs/guides/database/webhooks) so is the hope to leverage that tech to trigger something whenever a new node connects?

we already have a presence system available for users in https://supabase.com/docs/guides/realtime/presence using phoenix presence

> Repo module and/or database_url rather than a keyword

Good call! we should have more flexible configuration options
This technique is referred to as "baby bonds" in policy circles and has a number of advocates, lots of names you'd recognize.
Yeah, what about android->desktop?
The alternative of last resort is always violent revolution[1]. Wealth redistribution is the olive branch.

There seems to be an open question among the wealthy and political class of how far inequality can go given the modern police state and effectiveness of technology in accomplishing the goal of maintaining or exacerbating the current political economy.

1. See historical populist grivences against aristocracy that result in social restructuring.
"""Principled anti-imperialists""" love nothing more than jumping through rhetorical hoops to support naked imperialism by any brutal dictator who says "death to America!"
Now imagine that the thing in the OP has even less finesse than what you call a bunch of Shoggoths. More like putting lipstick on a earthworm.

All those projects, hellosystem, this one, I guess I've seen one or two more before — all of them are just kind of missing the whole point.

I would say the current KDE Plasma is somewhat starting to approach any amount of finesse at all. Hope they continue, at least they've learned from the whole KDE4 kerfuffle.
There's still money to be made everywhere. It's just hard to compete in the markets against the entrenched giants that have been around since the 1800's. I feel there's more a shift towards making money "entertaining" than there is to made through the standard business model.
If you are a programmer at heart, ComfyUI will feel very comfortable (pun intended). It's basically a visual programming environment optimized for the type of compositional programming that machine learning models desire. The next thing this space needs is someone to build an API hosting every imaginable model on a vast farm of GPUs in the cloud. Use ComfyUI and other apps to orchestrate the models locally, but send data to the cloud and benefit from sharing GPU resources far more efficiently.

If anyone has a spare thousand hours to kill, I would build that and connect it up with the various front-ends including ComfyUI, A111, etc.. not a small amount of effort, but it will be rewarding.
Local to a webpage, do you feel building wrapper over indexedDB instead of sqlite would be better idea?
But the schomburgk line author stated it wasn't intended to include legitimate territory. This is reflected for instance on Google maps not showing a solid border. The line was a rough survey with an explicit agreement between Britain and Venezuela that didn't establish territorial borders and agreed to not colonize vicinity of either side.

To this day the area disputed is largely lawless jungle with no agreed territorial line. It is very much a modern question due to this loosely defined state.
That's funny, because to me what I love about Ruby is above all that it is the easiest to read language I have worked with, of several dozen.
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"Enhancing Efficiency of Low-Grade Heat Harvesting by Structural Vibration Entropy in Thermally Regenerative Electrochemical Cycles" (2023) https://doi.org/10.1002/adma.202303199 :

> Abstract: The majority of waste-heat energy exists in the form of low-grade heat (<100 °C), which is immensely difficult to convert into usable energy using conventional energy-harvesting systems. Thermally regenerative electrochemical cycles (TREC), which integrate battery and thermal-energy-harvesting functionalities, are considered an attractive system for low-grade heat harvesting. Herein, the role of structural vibration modes in enhancing the efficacy of TREC systems is investigated. How changes in bonding covalency, influenced by the number of structural water molecules, impact the vibration modes is analyzed. It is discovered that even small amounts of water molecules can induce the A1g stretching mode of cyanide ligands with strong structural vibration energy, which significantly contributes to a larger temperature coefficient (ɑ) in a TREC system. Leveraging these insights, a highly efficient TREC system using a sodium-ion-based aqueous electrolyte is designed and implemented. This study provides valuable insights into the potential of TREC systems, offering a deeper understanding of the intrinsic properties of Prussian Blue analogs regulated by structural vibration modes. These insights open up new possibilities for enhancing the energy-harvesting capabilities of TREC systems.
Absolutely, what I've noticed is that the current apps are great for beginners but after a certain point the only way to improve your ability to speak a new language is to well... speak it. I built Proseable to help people move beyond the generic how to order a coffee or ask to go to the bathroom, and have more meaningful conversations in the real world. Check it out!

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The data seems wildly inaccurate. The total comp for some of the private companies seems way too high, not to mention how the equity is extremely illiquid. The total comp for nvidia seems way low given how their recent performance.
I also spent a number of years doing Drupal work at a newspaper. A bit ealier..99.9% sure it was on D v5. I ended up actually re-writing large bits of the core content logic to make it not blow chunks. This is 2009-2015 time frame.

Wrote something called the "page module" that let them build out the various landing pages using extremely flexible criteria ... everything from tags to specofic articles to category - and probably more that I'm forgetting. I built specically because views just wasn't good enough. It was able to do a couple of very important things... It had what was essentially a materialized view that was maintained by the import scripts (All actual content editing was done in the propritary publishing software they used, then sent as XML to the web importer which ran constantly looking for new xml files in a directory).

The big upshot of this was that is that getting, saying, the articles for a given "page" (Which wasn't necessarily actually a page - there were also presentations like sidebar lists) was a SINGLE query with no joins. Very performant. We did millions of page views daily on one web server and one db server... both low end commodity boxes.

It was kinda fun, but when I left I made a promise to myself to never, ever, work with Drupal or PHP every again professionally, and I've been quite happy to stick to that.
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Symfony is a PHP framework. https://symfony.com/

It caused much of the internal of Drupal to be re-written. This included how it was extended. With previous major versions you learned about new features and APIs. They followed mostly existing design patterns so it was easy to learn and updates your extensions for. With Symfony you had to learn whole new systems and ways of doing things. It was like learning something entirely new. And, porting extensions to it was far more work and time.

Also, the updates made Drupal slower while consuming far more system resources for the same thing. This increased costs to operate.
Not involved with the project but - this is a database which run client side and sync with a database on the server
The latency is dependent on those three APIs, but the biggest bottleneck is the GPT4 API. Its latency varies throughout the day, from <200ms to >1s. There are several application-level optimizations in Vibrato, like managing streaming audio and streaming text, but these aren't as impactful as the API latencies.
Distribution implies few to many, concentration implies many to few. We could call it semantics or we could call it using words correctly.
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This is not a meaningful statement if we assume that on average each billionaire has more than a single child.
Are you referring to Piketty's work and folks like Krugman going on interviews to talk about it?
Which is weird because China-Iranian relations seem to be pretty strong atm[0]. I guess Iran looks the other way when China eradicates their own Muslims and China looks the other way when Iran eradicates their own Taoists/Buddhists?

[0]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China%E2%80%93Iran_relations
It would be nicer if we could start getting some diversity in the semiconductor industry but I guess we will have to keep waiting…
While I didn't go with regexes per se, I did go with I think a fairly "standard" solution of iterating the string and finding matches, and got caught in the trap that a lot of people are mentioning.

In the end, I figured out a manual way around that, but then afterwards I realised that the iteration isn't really necessary given the problem at hand, and ended up going a completely different route that was a lot faster.

What surprised me is that I'd thought of the alternative at the start while reading the description, and then dismissed it because iteration is typically so convenient for these sorts of things.
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> when mine finally kicks the bucket, will confidently get another one I suppose.

If you can legally buy one. In the near future you might not be able to transfer ownership over on older cars because of their "emissions" and new state or federal restrictions
About…? By whom..?

Whatever it is, know that science as a whole is giant, diverse, and self correcting over the long term.
Are y’all reading files top to bottom? This is weird to me. I pretty much just follow execution using jump to definition, and I rarely read something top to bottom in a way that having sections would be helpful.
It’s funny reading all of the confabulatory responses generated by this article, with sparing if any skepticism.

Doubly so given that the article itself points out that the interest rate environment may have simply made it harder to generate new wealth and so necessarily biases transfers vs creation.
There was, actually, a test, but it turns out to be rather hard to make a deterministic test to reproduce a rare race condition without sticking your fingers in at runtime and forcing the "wrong" ordering.
How is it different? Squandering typically means spending, which means the money is re-entering the economy, typically to people at lower rungs of the wealth ladder, and is not much different than other forms of redistribution.

Unless you mean the squandered billions was through literal setting piles of money ablaze or losing it all in a poker game to bigger billionaires, it seems if redistribution was the goal then squandering should be encouraged.
> without nailing the arity first

What do you mean here?
Ah interesting, thanks! I didn't realize the only surviving manuscripts for which we have evidence date approximately to the time range of the MT. Whereas the Sinaiticus majuscule is easily 2-4 centuries earlier. Still, I would expect the idiom was well-established by the first century.
This sounds interesting, I have a group of friends that will be into this. Also just saw the promo code —- Thanks!
Hey! a RS from Meta seamless team here.

Yes, we chose not to release the watermark detector to safeguard against adversarial attacks. This decision helps prevent any attempts to erase the watermark by malicious users.

The watermark generator and detector are trained together, one can use the information in our paper to train your own generator and detector model, however in this case the watermark signature created will be distinct from the one we use to protect our seamless translation models. This approach ensures each model maintains its unique security features.
> Many complex moves (especially dancing) are filmed in video first, then the movement is traced over by hand.

If the "animator" is a hack.
I’ve been to hotels in Brazil where they literally copy your CC information completely into a text box in the hotel’s check in system. After that experience once, never ever again…
I often think of it as a soap bubble, but I have to stop and check myself: are we choosing spherical because that's simple, or because we have evidence? It could be toroidal or something even more bizarre.
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That's how it looks in theory, but in reality, the countries with lesser social safety nets are where people start businesses most (look at the US compared to Europe).

I think it has more to do with a culture that encourages and glorifies entrepreneurship than the safety net.
Trick prompts ChatGPT to leak private data
I can't speak for Omnipod in particular, but insulin pump firmware is absolutely written with user error in mind. There is probably an entire team at the company ("human factors") that will do testing to make sure that the planned UX for the device would not (or, better yet, cannot) be misinterpreted or misused.

Also, other commenters here are insinuating that it's possible to wash your hands of something like this by just putting some text warning like "you should always check the dose before delivery." That is not true, neither for the FDA nor for the internal standards for the manufacturer.
Nobody. In fact Venezuela gained independence from the colonizers in 1811. The Spanish and the German originally stole that land from the native populations. Venezuelans are neither Spanish or German.
currently one database per app but indeed that is a good question, I hope people will test it out and find those caveats so we can improve on it
Oh it most definitely grows faster, it's more a production question/investigation.

I can say as someone who has a hobby woodworking in NA though, even factory made bamboo items can be reasonably pricey for the amount of material used. I'm sure most of the costs are shipping but, I struggle to imagine the traditional 4x8' sheets of plywood being made of bamboo ending up being cost efficient without some serious production innovations (not that it wouldn't interest me endlessly).
Where-clauses help break up long modules.

somefunc = ...
where
subfunc1 = ...
subfunc2 = ...

otherfunc = ...
where
subfunc1 = ...
where
subfuncA = ...
subfunc2 = ...

Then the reader can instantly tell top-level concerns from implementation details, and the amount of jumping-around is reduced since those subfunctions are limited in scope.
> the success criteria

The the success criteria is whatever you want it to be.

* Learn a new language
* Practice a language you already know
* Try to solve things in a small number of lines
* Try to solve things where the solutions run as fast as possible
* ... any number of other personal goals
* Try to make the leaderboard

I've been solving the older years and learning rust in the process. I made it a secondary goal that all 49 solutions should be able to run in under 1s total. 2015 was easy, 2016 less so.
I've built a crash-proof car.

When you're about to crash, don't.
How about we start with the largest wealth holding: property.

One individual can own an entire town and charge people to live there indefinitely. This gets passed via inheritance and no longer equates to the initial building value.

On a micro scale, the timeframe for owning investment properties should be limited. They provide a service, but over a long period of time the owner is simply a leech.
Your link shows the United States out ranking Norway, Sweden, and Finland on their ease of doing business score which appears subjective compared or hard numbers of successful businesses. Are you sure you read that page right?