skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Oh wow, I could've sworn it ran at 60 FPS in hand-held mode. But all sources I can find online agree with you that it always targets 30 FPS.

I wanna do my own testing just to be completely sure, but assuming literally everyone else is correct, it really does speak to how much more noticeable low FPS is on larger screens.
OK, but that isn't the world yet, so unless AI templating is your passion and that's the product you wish to deliver it's more important to focus on the industry trends right now.

Most people expect platform agnosticism for just about anything mobile now. react native is the soup du jour, and it works fine. Plenty of work out there for anyone familiar with it, and it is one of the many reasons why "ANDROID DEVELOPER" and "APPLE DEVELOPER" titles are going the way of the dodo.

But.. the way you directed that comment just makes me think you want to railroad any kinda of conversation about the industry into something chatgpt-related.
Yeah the induction thing. That also left a sour taste in my mouth. I also don’t like his correction where he sort of tries to proof he was bit right
Sure, but do you expect a coherent adaptation or could there be freewheelers?
For me the biggest motivation to not dip my toes too much into BASIC on 8-bit computers was the abysmal performance. If I remember right, assembler was about 100x faster, compiled high-level languages like PASCAL about 10x faster, and FORTH somewhere inbetween compiled languages and assembler.
> The software (and hardware) of the Apollo missions was very well-engineered.

I think this is the whole point of articles like this. I don’t think it’s sensationalist at all to compare older tech with newer and discuss how engineers did more with less.
I rarely ask, between stack overflows answered questions, AI and searches most of it is there! But if I had to ask: SO or Reddit
Neovim is a bit of a disappointment on a certain front.

The devs stated decision is not to deliver an actual editor (up to a point), their focus is on creating an editing component and ecosystem. Which is fair on their side, but it shows in the quality of end-user tooling. For example nvim-qt is quite barebones compared to Gvim (which could be argued to have had too many features... maybe).

> Tried neovim a few times and it is amazing when it works, but the various distros, plugin updates and occasioanal errors made me anxious.

I have the exact problem as you. I don't even need a ton of features besides the core Vim/Neovim ones, I'd just want stuff I've come to expect from similar editors/IDEs in the past decade, and Neovim doesn't want to bless any of them:

- file manager

- universal search (commands and files; Ctrl-Shift-P, Ctrl-P)

I think it's best to accept that the target audience for Vim/Neovim is a certain kind of person and despite a relative match on many fronts, we're probably not enough of a match for long term use. Oh well.
China's dreamers and dropouts: 'lying flat' generation checks out in Dali
NimScript comes to my mind. You get most of the Nim language, which is statically typed and versatile. But NimScript is interpreted immediately, like running a Python script, instead of compiled to an optimised binary like regular Nim.
Anything between 30 seconds and 1 frame is impossible.
Maybe they just mean SingleFile (https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/singlefile/mpiodij...) which is quite handy for archiving – nothing automated based on your history though like the above commenter was describing.
Please don’t change titles. The article title is “US bans Apple Watch amid patent dispute”. The article doesn’t mention panic. The 34B number is also the wrong number taken from the article.
"It is practically impossible to teach good programming to students that have had a prior exposure to BASIC: as potential programmers they are mentally mutilated beyond hope of regeneration."

--Edsger Dijkstra (1975)
Why not try it for a month or two, if it's not any better you can go always go back. I read comments here that some take it during the week to get stuff done and go without on the weekends when they want to be more creative or whatever.
Are you smoking? if so, you are already medicating yourself
One important aspect TFA is not explaining is that you could move the cursor around the screen and edit and re-execute any command or program line. So it wasn’t just a linear REPL. And it didn’t have history nor typically copy & paste.
You could use a Lattice ECP5 FPGA as a fully programmable/customizable NIC, you'll need an external PHY/transciever, this FPGA has 100% open source tooling available. There's an open source BMC implementation for this FPGA, it should be easy to modify to function as a plain Gigabit PCIe NIC.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27105813

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLoKQ1nAkis
Wow, looks very much like Kenji Siratori's writings
Aliens of NY – Wasteland
Ask HN: Where can I find a technical founder?
I’m 37 years old and am determined to start a business. My entire career has been in business, and specifically B2B sales, revenue operations, client service, and engagement management, working in the engineering, manufacturing, and management consulting industry. I have grinded hard and have had success, but I want to build a business that I own.

I’m not an engineering or product guy. I can market and sell and generate revenue and build and organize a business processes and systems to scale, but I don’t have experience creating a product or service.

I’ve helped a half dozen close friends start up their business by setting up the sales and marketing operations and business systems. These friends had partners or were more business oriented themselves, so it was not the ideal partnership.

I feel I would be successful partnering with someone who is technical, who is great at building a product, and has a desire to work for themselves.

Where do I find or network with these individuals?

I would like to understand how to meet other people who maybe are very technical, but aren’t business or sales savvy, or feel they would be more successful partnering with someone who is.

Where do you recommend I start?
I would at least try the meds for a couple of months. I started taking conserta, and it was kind of magical. My mood would improve a lot and I felt more sympathetic with people and problems I needed to solve. As if I had the energy of thinking all trought, with more points of views. Some time later I would get used to effect and it kind of wore out.
Today I feel my antidepressants are more effective than the adhd meds.
Clicks link. Reads one paragraph. Had my suspicions. Clicks profile. Yep. A crypto bro writing a love letter to Marc Andreessen. NEARProtocol in case you're wondering. a16z is an investor of course.

https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/100fy1l/nea...

Your typical a16z funded crypto project committing securities fraud.

The worst thing about crypto tokens rising in price again is that you start to hear from these frauds again. Of course, the author switched to AI.
You're intuitively rolling the other way. Going on the surface means that you're falling forwards while going inside means that you're falling backwards.
That's actually really cool. I remember reading about it a few years ago, I didn't know it's still around and apparently quite active.
I think that’s on purpose. Not sure what the advantages are. SEO? Collateral Branding?
This is some dangerous Sigmoid Freud shit. "The presence of various fruit plots signifies an understanding of farm-to-table sustainability...".
A tarot card reading would have more meaning, significance, and value. Taking a heroic dosage of edibles and then doing a dramatic interpretation would have more meaning. If you feel like your kid's drawings need AI interpretation then what they really need is probably a credentialed professional or you could simply ask them how they are feeling...
Thanks for the clarification! That makes sense.
Robert Eggers' "The Lighthouse" would have appeared in a completely different light with her as the lighthouse keeper instead of William Dafoe.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7984734/
Noel’s Retro Lab did a video on it a couple of years ago if you’re into that sort of thing: https://youtu.be/_ErfWfjN9iU
.. and pay 10 times more.
You could, but you'd be wrong. I've worked with outsourced devs from India, Ukraine, Russia and the 'stans and hands down the worst experiences have been with ones from India. The individual devs, when I could drill down, were bright and capable and with enough experience under their belts would be the equal of devs anywhere; the companies, however, very much had a "turn 'em and burn 'em" approach that meant any domain knowledge went out the door. I'm convinced it's a cultural/management thing. They seemed to be trained and actively managed to wait for explicit instructions for what to do instead of taking initiative and communicating it. (DISCLAIMER: This is just my own experience. Others' mileage may vary.)
What’s the idea behind it? Or is it just a thing for mentally unstable folks?
Does RAG alleviate this?
The screen editor was a feature of specific BASIC interpreters though, for instance the BASIC on Acorn Atoms didn't allow it (AFAIK only later on the BBC Micro). Some BASIC screen editors also had a primitive form of copy/paste.
Bread, How Did They Make It? (2020)
But several things are a matter of fact.

> you may not feel you need "all the power of SQL"

It's specified in the blog post. It does depend on the specific use case you have. In my case, I am implementing a language that is more user friendly for users to work with than SQL but compiles down to it, so in my case giving them straight SQL access would not fit the feature requirements. But, of course, it depends.

> you may feel that the proposal is "orders of magnitude simpler"

We can debate if it's literal "orders of magnitude" but I have a hard time seeing how for any complicated database, correctly implementing, testing, and guaranteeing future correctness, of handing access to the database out to users is less complicated than compiling some SQL. For my usecase, we have a multi-tenant database with sensitive information in it that would be bad if somehow another user was able to access it. The solution of compiling to SQL I have implemented in around 200 lines of code plus another 200 (and growing) of tests. I am making a concrete statement here: that 200 lines of code is a lot simpler than whatever you will have to do for security engineering. That does not mean what you're proposing is not the right choice given whatever constraints you have, but tell me how it is simpler.
Nintendo starts shutting down online play for Wii U and 3DS
Seems odd to categorise criticisms of pornography and 'sex positivity' as being conservative and anti-woke.

This is much more a feminist critique than anything else, as the main arguments against both of these is how it harms women as a sex class.

See, for example, Dworkin on how pornography dehumanizes women and how the pornography industry is implicated in violence against women.
I would bet 90% of the properties in the pale green section of the linked map are worth much less than $1M (technically the bar would be $1.25M for a $1M mortgage at 20% down since it would be a jumbo).

In Zillow, choosing recently sold houses only within last 60 days shows mostly $300k to $600k detached single family houses, with a few $1M+ houses in the northeast section (I-90/94 seems to be the demarcation of most $1M+ homes).
> I’ve always thought of my ADHD as a superpower, as I have the ability to intensely hyperfocus and get incredible amounts of work done.

This is the literal opposite of what AD(H)D is. You either don’t have ADHD or you have (arguably) ADHD primarily with hyperactivity.

ADHD drugs are stimulants— they don’t treat hyperactivity, they treat the attention issue… and as a side effect they are likely to worsen hyperactivity symptoms.

I can’t see any rationale for medication based on anything you’ve said.

(Disclaimer: everything I’ve said is based on inferences and incomplete information.)
Read it, don't smell it.
it did say "almost anything".

>That can’t make you money unless you’re a trust fund kid.

Yes, Jobs indeed comes from a very priveledged background that can afford to send their kid to college, have them drop out less than a year later, then send them on a 2 year soul searching journey before founding and crashing 2 startup businesses. And Buffet was a son of a congressman who bought stocks at 11 and land at 15 (I dont think either of those things are even legal o do today at those ages).

They very much were trust fund kids.
I’m mostly excited about having access to a filesystem that can happy handle a heterogeneous set of disks with RAID 5/6 style redundancy.

BTRFS RAID-5 implementation has know data loss issues (write hole) that has existed for years now, and doesn’t seem likely to fixed soon.

Then there’s roadmap feature of extending bcachefs native allocation buckets to match up with physical buckets on storage media like SMR drives and also SSDs that expose their underlying NAND arrangement, allowing bcachefs to orchestrate writes in a manner that best fits the target media. Creates the opportunity for bcachefs to get incredibly high performance on SMR drives (compared to FS that don’t understand SMR media), which would probably provide CMR style performance on SMR drives in all but the most random write workloads.

But yeah, there’s still some distance for bcachefs to go. But given its inclusion into mainline, and the fact that mainline only accepts filesystems that have already demonstrated a high level of robustness and completeness (semi-recent policy change driven by experiences with FS like BTRFS which took so long to become complete and stable after merge), gives me hope we won’t need 5-10 years of mainstream use for bcachefs to stabilise.
Thanks for the source. Shakir’s perspective makes sense. Stanford shouldn’t be supporting Israel’s strikes on Palestinian civilians.
How does absolute mouse work? The mouse hw just reports delta x/y and has no idea how the corners of your screen map to your desk surface. So it sounds like special hw. or very frequent recalibration of “corners” after moving mouse when machine is off or lifting+moving (which would essentially be what would happen when using it on machine 2)
A local incubator might be a good start.
My journey is very similar
Tell me about it. I've been plucking away at an online business since 2004. It makes just barely enough money that I'm not quite willing to shut it down but not enough to get excited about or quit my regular job. Hate it.
Funny how it's both "the same things" and "we don't need the same baseload anymore".

Meanwhile electricity consumption has grown almost 5-fold since 1980 https://www.statista.com/statistics/280704/world-power-consu... and ~7.5-fold since the 1950s: https://ourworldindata.org/energy-production-consumption
So a doctor is a journeyman? It seems you could use an infusion of precision as well.
Reliability is more important. Even more problematic is that many semi companies have been funneled into just a few due decades of mergers. And all of these are chasing profits which means jettisoning RAD hard mil spec devices. Up until the early 2000s intel was still making hardened versions of the 386, now they make no milspec parts.
Recovering Critical Data from Tesla Autopilot
Commodore Plus/4, C16/116 and C128 had it (BASIC V3.5 and up). COMAL on the C64 also had it.
Deflation will be stronger than expected and will actually be a problem (fed will be too late in reducing interest rates)
No? I mean, there is an entire market of phones out there using apps. Do you know something we don't that would imply a massive amount of android users stopped using their Android apps?
It started with no one complaining when it started modifying and cancelling posts related to vaccines and in general COVID-19 to align narration to official news. Let's say it was done with good intentions. Then you have to fix everything... like 1984...who controls the Past , they rule the Future. Fortunately it is Meta, let's stop using and checking it when you discover it is not reliable enough.
When something doesn't build properly then you start needing to know the details and your logic about how make is an implementation detail is true of everything in the end - nobody cares how builds are done compared to the thing they build and often they don't care about that either except that it is needed by something which they need.
I think the parent is also speaking about working, not servers.

The downtime he speaks of is developer downtime. He isn't implying he served from used Thinkpads before, or that he serves off of MacBooks now.
https://blog.osk.sh/post.php?p=643dbb578e1ba3.57021842
It is worth bearing in mind that it can be seen as stored energy that can be used at any point in time, unlike wind and solar.

In other words, 5% as an average means it's far higher during periods lacking light and wind.

Solar is down as 4.4%, though in peak Summer during the day it can satisfy about a 1/4 of demand, cheaply.
Even resistors have a rated voltage. 0402 for instance is about 25V.
> But it’s not the same as with the other two dogs I’ve had in adulthood, who were so much more excited to see me every day. It has been a disappointment, if I’m honest.

That's the weird thing about dog people (mostly). They need this affection. They crave it. It's nearly the core reason they have a dog. As a cat person, begrudging tolerance on their own terms is the only thing I'd expect from a pet.
>Would be happier if the contracts of these WITCH companies are terminated citing how poorly they treat their employees
don't think they will,that's how capitalism works
I hadn't. but I will! I like Ctrl-k Ctrl-u to clear the line, and this leftover character is something I really don't like, so THANK YOU!

If you have more suggestions, I'd be interested to know! (the best way might be for you to try to edit files with it for like 10 minutes, to see what's missing from your usual configuration)

I'd love hear what different people find missing from CuteVim to make it more helpful and pratical (ex: I leared the sudoedit security issues here, so I'll add a undo and backup exclusion for files from /var/tmp)
just curious, why are so many predictions so pessimistic?
Are you already self-medicating with coffee (or other stimulants)? Is the caffeine contributing to sleep disorders or physical shakes? One little-mentioned aspect of meds is that they can replace the useful effects of caffeine without the negatives.
What about selling it on Acquire?
To be fair SPL is not two-dimensional, a grid is just a way to represent one-dimensional source code with indentations :-)
Wow I just tried this out on an Electron emulator. It seems like the second parameter for RENUMBER is limited to a byte (255).

The first parameter is weird, though: if you put in a number that's too large, the system reports a syntax error. 10000,255 works, but 50000,255 doesn't.
>Analysts have suggested the Watch alone brings in $US23.8bn

Analysts also say that Apple Watch has 66 percent profit margin. So 16B in profit per year. Only part of them will violate the patent, only part of them in the US where the sales are forbidden.

Masimo market cap is 6.374B (it was about 2.5 times of that 2 years ago when they approached USITC).

Apple violates patents constantly and makes multi million dollar settlements quietly them outside courts. This may cost Apple billions.
The article links to the actual PDF (given below) but you are right, there is nothing in this article as to why this contract ended. It does seem like those who have issues with Indian IT companies have been quick to jump on this story though.

https://www.bseindia.com/xml-data/corpfiling/AttachHis/bbf48...
The pertinent question is whether the user sees anything valuable in exchange for what Wayland does break. If users are to accept breakage, it has to be in a tradeoff for something they want. That incentive has not appeared. That means that the market for Wayland is actually not users but distro builders (c.f. systemd).
Wow, did not know that. TIL. Thank you!
Ive never been diagnosed for something like that, but I am inclined to say you should avoid that type of medication unless your condition is dibilitating.

It could be the case that you are working harder than you need to, im going to make an assumption about how you approach problems, hopefully its pertinent. I would recommend thinking critically about any given task before getting into the work. When assigned a task, I look it over and try to establish the plausability of its subcomponents first; think of this as reading the instructions and questions on a timed test before foolishly attempting to solve the first equation you see. I also try to think about who cares about that task, for what reason, and why; you can think about this as using the education you received leading up to the test, rather than using math you learned outside of the class and subverting the intent of the test.

I dont know what huristics and values will be most important to you, I dont know you; but I do think you could find an efficiency benefit from first evaluating a task based on that type of thought process, rather than immediately beginning the work.
A rocket engine (in its entirety) is probably not something you'd patent, probably because of precisely this issue. A sensor that can detect light is also likely not patentable, even if how it does so is novel. That seems ridiculous to me; there needs to be a point at which a patent, no matter how novel, shouldn't be possible.

Maybe I'm wrong, but I'd love to be on that jury.
A few years ago, I was playing around with an even older variant of this Broadcom chip. It turns out you can configure the PCIe PHY into root complex mode and hook the NIC up to other PCIe devices. You just need to supply the 100MHz REFCLK for both devices. And connect the TX pair to the RX pair of each device (crossover).

Registers 0x7d10 (sequence number) and 0x7d38 (TLP data) allow you to send custom PCIe TLPs, which let you do the configuration space writes required to get the other card to talk to it. https://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/document?repid=rep1&type=pdf&d... (see page 383)

It's quite suprising to see one NIC blinking the LEDs of another, by writing to its registers over the point-to-point PCIe link (I used twisted-pair wire-wrap wire to connect them together).

Here's the code to do it, you run it on the MIPS processor: https://pastebin.com/ZJdaUpRZ

This is enough to load custom firmware on a GPU, and get the two talking together, with network access, by the way!

Also the Intel i210 NIC can do this as well, it has an ARC Tangent-A4 processor in the management engine. Same for the i225, but I believe that one has secure boot to prevent unauthorized firmware from running.
Nah don’t do it. From your description your ADHD isn’t a huge impediment (save for the overwork) and one’s brain chemistry isn’t something to be messed with lightly. I’d posit that you’ll miss the hyperfocus if that goes or diminishes, so I’d look for other strategies like meditation or forced timeout from working rather than medication.

Also think if you hadn’t been “diagnosed” with ADHD - you’d think this was just how you were and you wouldn’t look for a pharmaceutical alteration for your unique manifestation of the human condition.