skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Feels like a follow-on from the "white flight" phenomenon. The rich and/or influential (that is, middle-/upper-class, but Americans aren't used to thinking that way) people who set policy for a city no longer live or even spend any time downtown. They push for the policies they think are right, but there's no feedback mechanism to tell them what effect they're actually having.
Cats come up and there's a swarm of orange comments

Just one. Unless the parasites tell me to post more.
I think we probably agree to a large extent. There are a lot of comments here, so I want to quote one of my responses to another person in an effort to inject some consistency, but tl;dr the reason I think decriminalization is the issue is that AFAIK our criminal justice system is the only way we can confiscate drugs or force a person into treatment such as inpatient detox and/or rehab:

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To me it's not so much about punishing drug use (jail time), it's about stopping drug addiction (intervention and recovery). For example I think intervening in such a way that a user is confirmed to get at least a few hours of sleep before potentially using meth again would be a big start.

I'll admit that I support confiscating drugs when found, but I'm not advocating that arrest is always appropriate. I am in favor of punishing selling meth, which I acknowledge is perhaps hypocritical given my other beliefs knowing that plenty of people sell to support their habits.

I do think it's important to have a mechanism of mandatory intervention, and my non-lawyer understanding is that criminalizing drugs is really the only way to put mandatory intervention on the table. I met mothers who could not force their children into rehab, for example. I should be clear that I don't feel this way about all drugs, but I think that methamphetamine specifically poses a risk to the safety of both users and people around them that merits mandatory intervention.

If we had functional mechanisms to to enact mandatory interventions for users that were non-criminal I'm definitely open to that. Depending on the targeted success rate it seems like inpatient detox + rehab would be required in many cases, and I am simply not aware of non-judicial ways we can force a person into those circumstances against their will (which in the case of meth I admit I support even if that opinion is controversial).

I am not an expert, but nonetheless I'm now entangled with the topic as one that defines significant aspects of my life (loss of smell and hearing, PTSD, facial disfiguration). I think we can do better than we have been, both recently and since Nixon, but I think that having tough conversations is part of how we'll get better. My experience is that people in my situation frequently have our perspectives invalidated as "politically incorrect" or otherwise irrelevant [...], and I wanted to speak up to make sure people know that we exist and we don't want our numbers to grow.
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How much control over something is required until it becomes ownership?

The company of Theseus.
The SG2042 SoC in the Milk-V Pioneer has Out-of-Order THead C910 cores with very similar design to an A72, and with dual 128 bit vector units (RISC-V V extension draft version 0.7.1).
You can send encrypted notifications without any entitlement. I assume you are talking about sending notifications without displaying the notification to the user.
If you want Walmart products, you better follow Walmart.
The point is that these artificial "limitations" should not be allowed to exist. We already figured this out for most consumer goods decades ago, it's time to do the same for computers.
I was surprised, on mobile, that going back from a book detail took me back to HN. Maybe it’s different on desktop, but the way the book detail view takes up the whole page, it seems natural that swiping back should return to the list of books.
Its all the same evil. The name of the game is vendor lock-in to a consolidated platform, also known as a walled garden. Google gives a lot away for free as well. When you access these applications are the applications the products or are you the product? To me that determines where the evil occurs as it drives motivation.
What happened to the people who assaulted you? Were they fully prosecuted?
Meanwhile we could just zing whatever piece of plastic through the slot and we would be good to go.
I still have -see ID- written on some cards :/
> The most efficient way to harden against exploits is to try and shrink whichever hoop possesses the greatest partial derivative of overall exploit success probability with respect to developer time.

Depending on your definition of efficient, adding more hoops should work exponentially better.
There's a large sect that believes that abortion should never be performed. However, the vast majority understands the pragmatism behind the six week restriction: forcing women to carry rape/incest/coerced babies incentivizes the raping/incesting/coercing parties to do so knowing that their actions will pay off. Allowing abortion before six weeks dissuades such behavior.
Good article.

Please don’t use autocapitalize=words for name input fields. It makes people named de Haan unhappy.
That would be convenient, and some programming environments have support for that kind of thing already. A hierarchical object valued expression would also be convenient in a different way.
I clearly stated “I’m not an expert on this” and publicly corrected my mistake to not mislead readers.

Don’t fulminate, my brother, see comment guidelines on HN for more info. There’s need to act like this and your comment doesn’t contribute anything to the discussion.
Did you just compare the markup of a retailer after negotiation with their supplier to the fee of a monopolist of the means of distribution on someone else's offered price? Because it seems to me those are very different things.
No, yew.rs does not address this problem (WASM can't directly touch the DOM or other browser APIs such as WebGPU, only JS can) It just wraps around calls to JS.

Everytime you use yew.rs or some other "pure rust" or whatever framework, it's making tons of JS calls under the hood.

This is OK for some purposes, but if you're trying for performance on a workload that isn't CPU-bound, it sucks. And it's another abstraction layer that's bound to leak, I imagine.

This is a significant issue with WASM that a lot of us are waiting with bated breath to be fixed. We want to really be able to target the web browser with NO javascript involved.
I've anecdotally heard that lifelong chefs can also end up with no or unusable fingerprints after repeated burns and extensive calluses.
What do you mean by third party clients? GOG Galaxy? Steam?
I'm from NZ. It's also risk averse, and a single economy and currency of 5 million people 2100km away from any other economy of note sounds a lot more 'fragmented' than anything in the EU.
I'm not proposing doing anything at all to "them". I would enforce the laws making it illegal to sell. It won't remove everything, it would just reduce supply.

> Put them in already overcrowded prisons where there aren't free cells, because the prisons are full of people convicted of nonviolent drug offenses?

You don't want to put them in prison because they are already there? Hu?

> Put them in treatment centers...that don't have the beds? Or the staff?

This isn't even true.

> which has been undiscovered by US law enforcement, fifty years into the "war on drugs"

And yet somehow every city that isn't Portland manages to do it sufficiently well.
That would beavery nice of me, wouldn’t it.
Do you have any actual evidence of this? I would love to see it. I wouldn't be particularly shocked either way to find that drug use has increased faster in places that decriminalized or not, but it's an important starting point for discussions. Assuming everyone is being honest in their data-gathering as well as consistent in methods.
> What needs to happen for decriminalization to work is much better social support for addicts, including safe use sites staffed with nurses, free health care for addicts including detox hospitalization and substance abuse treatments, social housing including housing specifically for recovering addicts and active addicts

How many productive members of society does it take to support each drug addict? Should there be any calculation, or should we say "whatever it takes"?
The day they brought chip to the USA was a good one. In 2024 there will still be gas pumps who don’t support it. More than ones that do it seems.

Fortunately it seems like everywhere else does support it. Eventually either gas pumps will become irrelevant or the old ones will be eventually replaced
https://homelessnesshousingproblem.com/
> Why? neither MSFT or OAI are monopolies in the AI space.

Microsoft is a monopoly in other spaces, and could be leveraging those monopolies and their partnership with OpenAI to monopolize parts of the AI space, which would be illegal even without having succeeded.
It's a shame because Europe seems to have top notch compsci research. It's not like there's not talent there.
You’d lose that bet handily. People like Apple because of the curation and the ecosystem. A mainstream complaint about Apple is not that they place restrictions, but rather that they let too much low-quality stuff in.
There is a brain drain because there are little to no opportunities if you are skilled and less skilled people keep trying to push you down the ladder. If you stop people from moving, they will grow discontent and will probably not be working in tech anyway and prefer a more sane environment. I don't think most U.S. people realize how bad, inefficient and crooked the tech scene can be in some countries.
They're longer than my foot so I'm getting a deal.
Toward a Trustable, Self-Hosting Computer System
Have faith in 8020.
Why are politicians trying to pass a law that is, "deeply unpopular?" Do they want to lose elections, or something?
I think it needs to be both Smartpointer helpers and a compiler flag. Don't see how it can be done any other way.
Its recorded as having been there since 1990 from this article posted above by @JoshGG. So almost 25 years!

https://www.geostrategis.com/p_beavers-longestdam.htm
Traditional AOT languages don't make promises about what happens if you try to dereference null. And they don't depend on a page fault happening.

For higher level runtimes, can you name some common ones that use page faults that way? I've never heard of that technique.
I'd say just the opposite. People who think age means they have life experience are doing the most to damage the quality of discussion. Nowadays if you're born in the right class you can reach age 30 - hell, you can make it all the way to retirement - while never being exposed to any real consequences for your actions (and in fact everyone around you will go out of their way to prevent that happening). There are plenty of literal 14 year olds who have a lot more to contribute than a PMC "excellent sheep" who coasted right through school, university, and a not-quite-clearly-nepotism career in middle management or consulting.
Google pays for the OEM to pre-install the Google Play store, not for them to disallow alternative stores. "Paying for it to be non-optional" is a bit misleading. Users always have the option.
A friend of mine recently closed his store in Seattle, permanently, and relocated to another county. He had the door smashed, and the organized thieves ransacked the place, and caused a lot of costly damage. (He showed me the security camera footage.) The police not only did not come, they told him they no longer responded to property crimes, only violent crimes.

The law does not allow citizens to protect their property, and the police won't, either. So what to do? Leave.
Google domains was baked into GCP and had "enterprise" users.

A service having a paid version doesn't mean anything.
> Then `SYS_kbind` seems to be a signed int. So this comparison will be signed and "fix" the negative `npins` to `SYS_kbind`:

npins = MAX(npins, SYS_kbind)

No, the comparison is unsigned here. They're integers of the same "conversion rank", so the unsigned type wins and the signed integer is interpreted as unsigned.

https://en.cppreference.com/w/c/language/conversion

I can never remember the integer conversion rules and end up looking up this link whenever necessary.
I always figured it was due to milling to finished dimensions from raw lumber. You can buy unmilled lumber by the board-foot (basically 1”x12”x12”), and you get exact pay for dimensions, but when you’re buying finished, milled lumber the only thing that you can trust is that it’s been milled to a standard.

In other words, they start with ~2”x~4” and mill to exactly 1.5”x3.5”

Don’t ask me why that all changes at 1/2” dimensions.
Apple ha reso disponibile oggi al pubblico iOS 17.2, dopo settimane di test in versione beta. L'aggiornamento presenta alcune nuove funzionalità originariamente annunciate durante la WWDC di quest'anno, tra cui la nuova app Journal.

L'app, definita da Apple come uno strumento per "riflettere sui momenti quotidiani e sugli eventi speciali della vita", porta l'azienda in uno spazio fino ad ora guidato principalmente da DayOne per oltre un decennio. Tenere un diario è spesso considerato un metodo per conservare ricordi e ripercorrere i momenti positivi di ogni giorno.

Oltre a Journal, Apple ha incluso aggiornamenti ad altre app e aree di iOS, lanciando nuove funzionalità per iPhone 15 Pro come la registrazione video spaziale, in vista del lancio dell'headset Vision Pro l'anno prossimo.

Questo aggiornamento introduce Journal, un nuovo modo per riflettere sui momenti della vita e preservare i ricordi. Inoltre, include miglioramenti al pulsante Azione e alla fotocamera, oltre ad altre funzionalità, correzioni di bug e aggiornamenti di sicurezza per iPhone.

Journal è un'app che consente di scrivere sui piccoli momenti e gli eventi importanti della propria vita per praticare la gratitudine e migliorare il proprio benessere. Suggerimenti per il diario semplificano il ricordo delle esperienze, raggruppando intelligentemente uscite, foto, allenamenti e altro in momenti che è possibile aggiungere al proprio diario. Filtri e notifiche programmate rendono più facile ritrovare e riflettere sui momenti chiave della propria vita.

L'aggiornamento include anche la possibilità di registrare voiceover audio fino a 30 minuti, con opzioni per bloccare il diario utilizzando Touch ID o Face ID, oltre alla sincronizzazione iCloud per mantenere sicuri ed encryptati gli appunti del diario.

Altre novità coinvolgono l'opzione di traduzione per il pulsante Azione su iPhone 15 Pro e iPhone 15 Pro Max, miglioramenti alla fotocamera e a Messaggi, oltre a una serie di altre migliorie e correzioni di bug.

Si ricorda che alcune funzionalità potrebbero non essere disponibili in tutte le regioni o su tutti i dispositivi Apple. Per informazioni sui contenuti relativi alla sicurezza degli aggiornamenti software di Apple, è possibile visitare il seguente sito web: link.

Questo aggiornamento può essere scaricato over-the-air navigando su Impostazioni, Generali, quindi Aggiornamento Software, ed è disponibile per le seguenti serie di dispositivi.
Seems a bit strange it was never rebranded... We just buy structural timber by its actual dimensions (the standard here is 90x45 mm) here in Australia.
Untrue.

Numbers 5 gives a process for distilling a “bitter water” and circumstance under which to induce an abortion with said water.

In case you’re curious it’s simply if a husband has “a jealousy” and fear that his wife has “laid with another man.”
I will say here what I have said many times in real life: if I had been carrying a gun I would probably have been shot with it - dead men tell no tales and they certainly ran my pockets.

I was jumped from in front and behind by two people by complete surprise and tackled to the ground. The amount of time between the beginning of the assault and losing consciousness was only a few seconds. From the video it looks like they already tried to kill me by repeatedly stomping on my head and kicking me in the face. I'm speculating but I think if they found a gun on me they would have just shot me with it.
What do you mean "once I found"?

It's not a secret that these CPU cores were announced in July 2019 (four years is a normal time span from core announcement to SBC availability), when the current vector specification was draft version 0.7.1 (which it implements), while version 1.0 was finalised only in November 2021.

You can't design hardware for a specification that doesn't exist when you design it.

You also can't go instantly from CPU core design to a finished product delivered to customers.

Deliveries of a board with an SoC with one low performance implementation of RVV 1.0 -- based off the four year old C906's 0.7.1 implementation -- have just started. High performance implementations will start to arrive in customers' hands only in late 2024.
“Enabled to descend into meth addiction”

Sorry this happened to you but every human has the god given right to use whatever substances they please and no government can tell them otherwise.

Perhaps your anger should be focused at the government officials and local policies for allowing these people to live in tents on public property and use drugs in public.

Drugs are for people with jobs to enjoy.
Feral house cats form colonies and are relatively social, although they typically hunt alone.

Rodents are extremely social, like people levels of social.

Not sure what point you're trying to make here.
Naver takes on YouTube, AfreecaTV in game streaming
Have you managed to trigger this? You never ended up explaining how the heap overflow occurs, and I cannot determine whether the other person who was guessing how it might happen is right, because I am not very familiar with OpenBSD's code.
I am European, and I wish this was not true, but you are so right. It happens everywhere, SMEs, mittelstands, corporations...

Even at top EU universities, in many fields, most professors are managers that despise technical know how!

I have worked at several US universities, and this was not the case. Plus hierarchies were much flatter. Social structures here in the EU make lots of innovation surprisingly hard.
Apple didn't need to make as many deals as they're the only OEM. There's no real way to have a separate app store on Apple phones.

Smartphone makers need app store revenue to make the handsets competitively priced. It would really hurt Android market share if all non-Google Android phones were say 10-20% more expensive to compensate for that. Or alternatively if you had a fragmented ecosystem with a separate app store per OEM.

I'm not saying that it's a good thing, but it doesn't seem unreasonable to share app store revenue with the OEM making the device.

Can't speak to the deals with particular app developers like Riot or Spotify
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I hope this tool can help simplify the often complex world of Python dependency management, and I'm keen to hear feedback from the Hacker News community!
> What if disclosing the warrant causes the target(s) to change their behavior and cause harm?

I don't care. My rights being secure is far more important to me than some hypothetical criminal getting away with a crime.
Read the complaint against Microsoft from back in the day - https://www.justice.gov/atr/complaint-us-v-microsoft-corp

Consider how many of those items apply to Google's behavior and how many apply to Apple's.

That Apple is the only way to get the hardware or software for their products (compare to getting Google software licensed on Samsung) is a very important distinction.
I have to disagree. I think language will be emergent from AGI, not the other way round.

LLMs are neat, but likely wont have a place in an AGI.
Quitting alcohol made a noticeable difference in reducing my anxiety levels to almost zero.
And of course the opposite - a manager wanting to sit in on technical discussions and architecture reviews is considered weird :-)
Yeah it is huge inside! We moved a full size refrigerator. Yesterday we brought out Christmas tree home inside it instead of tying it on top.

We are still under 130k.
Core for core it's as fast as or faster than QEMU running on current x86.

An x86 machine with 64 cores costs $5000 just for the SoC, probably $7000 for a complete machine. This is $1500 for motherboard + CPU, $2500 for a complete system with 128 GB RAM.
Lol k I get your angle now. Ngl you’re pretty funny
As long as the lumber is a standard size then it can be accounted for. The problem is that when dimensions get too far from what you need then you have to use more lumber and/or make a lot more scrap, leading to more cost in both material and labor. A lot of things in home building are based upon standard lumber dimensions.

That said, even after building with dimensional lumber for decades, it's still weird to me that a 2x4 isn't 2x4.
Because it's too coarse: undoing the whole paragraph instead of just the last word with a typo is too much, so you'd have to be always aware of this limitation and break flow to switch modes for no other reason than to insert "undo points", and these are unnecessary mental bookkeeping chores
PreCheck is basically just pre-9/11 security with a metal detector and not having to do all the nonsense like removing electronics from bags and taking your shoes off. It sounds like the goal here is to replicate that in an automatic way (though I'll bet there's actually a remote office somewhere doing all the bag screening).
While not ideal, I’ll take several walled gardens over having only Google’s garden.
These animations are just phenomenal - best I’ve seen by far.
It’s not mainstream but nearly everyone in my circle is a fan of Andrew since his AGNB days
It did matter to the jury, though.