skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You have failed to provide a working example that does the simple task I presented, which ired does perfectly. That's all I am looking for. A working example. You also claimed you would provide an explanation of why traditional grep -o is so slow when adding preceeding context, e.g., .{500}pattern. You never did. You decided to start whining incessantly about not being able to match substrings instead.

Again, I am not searching for repeating strings such as ABAB. I am searching for AB preceded or followed by unknown characters. Thus the "problem" you found is not one I am going to have given the way I'm using the program. Why would I care about it. It's a hex editor, not a program I use to do searches. I never searched for a repeating pattern. You did. Then you proceed to whine about it. Incessantly. Hoping to create some sort of diversion.

Further, if you were really paying attention, you would notice that in the scripts I presented I'm not using ired to search for strings (/"string"). I am searching multiple, catenated hex pairs (/737472696e67). ired is not intended to be used that way. Although it works for my purposes, ired is only intended to be used to search a single hex pair. The issue you spotted is applicable when searching _strings_, not searching a single hex pair. But I am not searching strings. I'm searching multiple hex pairs. And because the program is not intended to be used to match catenated hex pairs, I fully expected this might not work. As it happens, it works.

Unless an example is provided, it appears that using rg -o to _print_ (not just match) characters found trailing context that happen to be newlines (task #1) works about as well as using ired to search for repeating strings in a file (task #2). It does not work. This is not surprising to me since IMO there are better programs to do those tasks. As stated in the very first comment I made, I am interesed in programs that perform task #1. I do not need solutions for task #2. Despite what you may be selling.

You cannot produce a working example.
I’ve been in that situation. In my experiences the person is looking for a fight and won’t back down until they find one. Even if you came out in support of Hamas it probably wouldn’t have been enough and they still would have gone off a rant. Some people are just filled with hate and can’t stand it when someone try’s to avoid being their target.
The full quote is "Clearly formulates new ideas for advancing equity and inclusion at Berkeley and within their field, through their research, teaching, and/or service." The last two are naturally more relevant for fields where advancing DEI through the research itself isn't as feasible. The examples given in the rubric are all of teaching/service categories, as well.
Look, if you don't want an echo chamber on this topic, maybe consider the point of diversity statements.

I can't put it better than Stephen Jay Gould: "I am, somehow, less interested in the weight and convolutions of Einstein's brain than in the near certainty that people of equal talent have lived and died in cotton fields and sweatshops."

Consider that a diversity statement is a way to evaluate if the applicant has even given a moment's thought to the fact that Gould raised, by seeking to cultivate talent among folks otherwise shut out of the top tier of academia.
I enjoyed New Sun, but Long Sun was such a drag. I stopped on the third book in the middle, just couldn't push myself anymore.
I get that, was more wondering if it was possible to tell if they were using an affiliate link based on the shortened url.
Don't sweat it too much.

Ben, West & I worked on this project in 2014. We filed a provisional patent as well, reached out to potential licensees, and had a handful that wanted to pull the trigger to turn it into a functioning product. E.g. here was the sell sheet [1].

Unfortunately, our "day jobs" at Google[x] got in the way -- they weren't particularly keen to have researchers pursuing side gigs, even if Google had no interest in pursuing it themselves & the IP was cleanly produced externally. They refused to sign off on a clean IP waiver, so the licensing discussions fell apart.

At the end of the day: It was a good, viable idea that we wanted to exist. Never anticipated that it would be all that lucrative -- the volume & profit margins were likely low.

[1] https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mRiIHnrATd2dEzC2xSpM8_Mx1kG...
That's why there are two wings.
Not without root
I absolutely positively agree. In my experience, racism is a symptom of ignorance, which is cured by intelligence.
-800 is NG series, not MAX series though. Not that it matters much to the public.
You are not taking crazy pills. This comment perfectly tracks my thoughts upon confronting similar a couple years ago. The toughest part was that I didn’t know the words to name or describe it.

I’ll +1 someone else’s recommendation of Tim Urban’s book “What’s Our Problem” - he dove into this rabbit hole and explained what he found, and it’s super approachable.

For a deeper dive, Bill Ackman very publicly sharing his own reckoning with this realization[1] and credits Christopher Rufo’s book “America’s Cultural Revolution” for helping him make sense of it[2].

[1] https://x.com/BillAckman/status/1742441534627184760

[2] https://x.com/BillAckman/status/1742687058915938532
>a cheap HDMI USB capture device ($5 from Temu)

I've tried a couple of these and the quality is pretty shitty. Maybe they've improved since then.
I'm not the person you replied too, but I could see myself using it to run object detection from my security cams. Frigate NVR specifically recommends a small ARM board with a Coral TPU.
Njalla is a misunderstood company. You can buy domains and VPCs with monero over VPN / Tor and be totally anonymous. However they will immediately roll over and give everything away to LEO. If you are conducting activity and a valid legal request comes to end that activity, they will. It is on you, the customer, the ensure you are operating privately and not conducting activity in a way that attracts valid legal requests.

Nitter should have anticipated this and planned accordingly. The law is the law. Njalla is a wonderful service but they are not outlaws. They are structured in such a way to make it more difficult to stop their customers, and they hold less data about them. But they operate within the law.

If you use their service and don’t take the adequate steps to protect your privacy, they will give away your data in accordance with the laws of the domicile they operate under.
Can this be done on an Android tablet too like Samsung?
Wolfram Mathematica is probably more expensive than that, but is pretty awesome in some ways and very consistent.

Being able to build a graph network with just a single line of code where the vertices matched an image I dropped in was pretty cool and just one of a bazillion things it can do outside of just your calculus homework.

The annoying side is that it costs money, is proprietary, and all that goes with it. I can sometimes do something in a single line of code or two that would take a lot more code in Python, but sometimes it's still just faster to do in Python as the Wolfram language is some kind of Term Rewriting System that is more like Lisp or Functional programming than imperative and sometimes I don't have the right mental model and it's hard to find answers on Stack Overflow.

I think a lot of math academics love it. People use it in many fields too like engineering, economics...etc, but probably a bit niche. I assume most data science people are mostly doing Python now with a core group of stats folks still doing R or SAS or Minitab.
Rust specifically changed its syntaxes to resemble C++. For example the turbofish syntax `::<T>` is actually a highly bad choice by its own, but was deemed more familiar to C++ users who are used to `<T>` (which was too ambiguous so had to be tweaked though). Even `return` was spelled `ret` back then!
A 3090 or 4090 can easily pull down enough power that most consumer UPSes (besides the larger tower ones) will do their 'beep of overload', which at best is annoying, at worst causes stability issues.

I think there's a sweet spot around 180-250W for these cards, unless you _really_ need top-end performance.
As far as specific complaints go, async rust seems to be a trap: I’ve heard of several companies adopting it and then regretting the decision six months later because of the failure of that abstraction to adequately abstract.
Rust pissed me off until I stopped fighting it. When I finally gave up and started doing things its way, it became a lot more fun. And `cargo clippy` is flat-out helpful for learning Rust’s idioms.

While I’m not yet out to rewrite all the things in Rust, I understand the appeal of rebooting archaeological projects with a modern approach.
It is a shame that the concepts of "treated equally" and "are equal" are so close, but so far away.

P.S. Thanks for going out on a limb and sharing your valid experience.
Kartik Agaram [1], The paper about his Mu project [2] presents a rationale for a particular kind of minimalism, and its realization.

1. https://akkartik.name

2. https://akkartik.name/akkartik-convivial-20200315.pdf
Many Americans already don't understand progressive tax as a concept. How can we realistically expect them to understand ranked choice voting?
There are a plethora of languages that allow implementing methods outside of a class block, including Java, Kotlin, Haskell, C#. And many of them are mainstream. Your argument seems weak.
That except from the declaration looks like it was taken directly from the confessions the "criminals" are forced to do in 1984.

But well, I guess they share the same roots.
Like you, I'm working on understanding myself; my drives, reactions, relationships, emotions.
I'm reading more nonfiction in an effort to understand where humanity has been and where we might go.
A hunter-gatherer/semi-nomadic lifestyle is appealing (it would not be easy at first, even given enough healthy land & water), and building/strengthening community, instead of silo-ing, is something we can all practice now. I've gotten to know so many of my neighbors, and I try not to exclude anyone with politics different from mine; we're all in this together, and we all have so much in common.
Wearable tech that is useful
It's like buying a dozen Ford F-150s in different colors and claiming a diverse mix of capability.

After all, the elite applicants all have essentially the same background and identity, and the only difference is skin color.

Downvote away!
Need some expert advice about this new tech

Talking about WIM specifically
https://www.wirobotics.com/pages/wim.php
Rust syntax isn’t really that novel. It’s not exactly like C, but most of its syntax is pulled from some popular language: some from C, some from JS, some from Python, some from ruby, etc.
So, from what I understand, arion provides a Nix frontend for Docker Compose. This allows you to write Nix that runs via Docker Compose. It doesn’t solve the migration problem: if you have an existing Docker Compose project, you still need to manually convert it into Nix for arion to consume.

My tool does the opposite: it takes a Compose file and converts it into OCI containers in Nix. The idea is that your Compose file is the source of truth, and you simply generate Nix to run on NixOS. One benefit here is that you can easily migrate an existing Compose project into native Docker/Podman containers running on NixOS. This removes Docker Compose from the equation entirely - essentially a “reimplementation” of Compose.

It should support the default network per Compose project. See: https://github.com/aksiksi/compose2nix/blob/6dc451fd960f7a9b.... If you’re talking about something else, please feel free to open an issue and I can take a look.
It sounds like it would be miserable for you, a preference you are entitled to, of course.

At the same time, many, many people love it. In NYC alone millions of people pay astronomical rents and mortgages for the privilege of living in tiny spaces in close quarters, no yards, etc. They have for generations. And then we can add everyone in all the other cities, all over the wealthy part of the world, doing the same. As comparison, I wonder what the highest-demand suburban location is in the US and in the world, and where it ranks for housing costs?

It's not 'misery central', just something where you have a different preference.

> no city in the US managed to increase affordability by either building transit or increasing density. Not a single one.

Where does that come from? I understand we won't all have data all the time (I sure don't always), but until then, it's words.

P.S. Why are so many people using all caps in the last month or two? I hadn't seen much of that every on HN, iirc, and now it's all the rage. :)
Who went to jail or faced sky sort of justice for the sub-prime mortgage crisis and subsequent harm it caused?
Intelligence is indeed substantially heritable.

> The heritability of intelligence increases from about 20% in infancy to perhaps 80% in later adulthood.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4270739/
You just need a DNS server that does that, I guess?
I still think about the sunsets in that game. Simply flying through the dunes in an ornithopter felt like the most epic adventure. It's such a miss that the Villeneuve movie made everything so white, on a planet with no condensation or cloud cover, where dust storms are a major plot point. Perhaps there is some science-y reason why it could happen that a desert planet would be all white, but it's so bizarre to me that a director would voluntarily choose that washed-out palette when at least to a layperson it seems intuitive that deserts not just on Earth but Mars too tint cloudless skies in glorious technicolor.

You're right there aren't really many - if any - other games like Cryo's Dune. Perhaps the closest experience I had recently was Sable, which is an open world style game where you explore a Moebius-inspired world with several distinct and beautiful ecologies. It's mostly just a slice of life walking sim without any conflict or political intrigue, but visually and emotionally it captures some of that epicness that I look for in Dune adaptations and other Dune-like space operas.
Boeing intentionally spread its operations to as many states as possible in the US to guarantee itself some level of privilege amongst a large number of politicians from both major parties. There are clearly downsides to having manufacturing split up like this but the decision wasn't made for its engineering perks. Boeing is a sinking ship but nobody is eager to rock the boat lest their part of the ship take on more water than the others.
I'm working on being a good father, husband and friend.

I have a 3.5yo and another on the way in a couple months. Also my amazing mother-in-law just unexpectedly passed over the holidays so we are all grieving.

Life puts everything in perspective. I have realized that I really don't have anyone but my spouse to really open up to and it is hard. Deep relationships are what I need to work on.
yeah, but why mess with K for that?

Grab python+numpy or matlab/octave - it's all the same stuff (likely inspired by K) but with readable syntax, bigger community and so on.
When you add a DNS rule, it's configured as proxied by default. Here is what it looks like in the UI:

https://i.imgur.com/TO2Tfk3.png

https://i.imgur.com/jVW5db4.png
A terminal is a device for remotely accessing a computer. A TTY is a Teletype, a kind of printing terminal; it takes input one character at a time and outputs one character at a time. A shell is the program that reads what commands the user, sitting at his teletype, wants to invoke. A console is the set of toggle switches on the front of your computer you use to load the bootstrap.
Biden has done lots of things for the working class, from student loan forgiveness to lower drug prices to reducing unemployment and inflation.

I just don't understand the impulse that says "sure, he's done a lot of boring positive things, but if he doesn't make every day Christmas I'm going to let the guy win who despises me and stands for everything I hate."

I just don't know what Biden can possibly accomplish that will satisfy someone who can't even seen to look out for their own best interests. A progressive doesn't have to love Biden, or even like him, to know that he is a far better choice than the alternative.
Potentially a good idea to avoid using Temu - https://apnews.com/article/temu-shein-forced-labor-china-de7...
Heh there was a Simpsons episode from the 90s where some genx’ers were being parodied

Guy1> psh oh look, these guys are cool
Guy2> dude, are you being sarcastic?
Guy1> I don’t even know anymore
LibreOffice, MariaDB, Nextcloud, and OpenZFS might be a few prominent examples.
I sometimes extract a browser extension’s source and manually install it, if I find it useful, so that my copy will never turn into spyware or be removed from the store.
They were asked and could've said as I knew them for two years as a customer to say I cleaned things up ..could come tomorrow. As well my other example ..,Wendy's 30 minutes before closing saying do u really went to order we are closing soon.

What time is the right time to go in and get a sub or a burger when their hours clearly say 10 to 10?
> First past the poll

might be a typo, but it's first past the post , not poll; in case someone else gets it confused not knowing the term.
In a site like HN, that’s ridiculous.
You make it sound like Rust made these choices for the heck of it, whereas there are very good reasons why impl blocks are separate from the struct:

1. Make class methods open to extension. This allows adding methods from other contexts, including other privacy contexts. Sure you could have dedicated syntax like C#'s extension methods, but these were added after the fact. If starting your language from scratch, while have two distinct syntaxes, when one will do?

2. Allows to add methods that only exist for some combinations of generic parameters. For example you can have a generic `Foo<T>` class, and then define a method `from_bar` that only exists for `Foo<Bar>`. Again, impl blocks may not be the only solution to this, but it is a highly cohesive one.

3. Lastly this is more philosophical, but it decouples the data definition from the method definition.

Not wanting to try Rust because its syntax is unfamiliar has to be the weakest reason, especially when the syntax has excellent reasons to be different.
I witnessed a similar case while touring D as an outsider. When Rust was new and the concept of lifetime was brought to the D community, it was deemed unnecessary by Walter. A few years later, he brought his own lifetime proposal that is sufficiently different to Rust's and thus even less verified compared to the previous suggestion from the community. Now that I lost my interest in D, I'm not sure of the maturity of the new lifetime feature, but I would be surprised if it is as useful as Rust's.
It’s impossible to read a book you don’t have access to. That’s the entire point, there was a multigenerational intentional program of making sure one race couldn’t read. The effects of it persist.

I think you aren’t engaging with this logically and are being emotional. Please try to think clearly and critically. You seem angry.
> Blaming the peoples of today for sins committed by the peoples of yesterday only breed resentment.

The goal is not to blame anyone, instead it is creating a plain level field. White people only need to compete amongst themselves, so I'm pretty sure that the best will survive.
It's simply a legal thing isn't it? This is about gov-controlled signs. Billboards are private, so gov control over the contents of those would largely be illegal.
For the uninitiated:

https://www.cloudflare.com/application-services/products/waf...
What are current search strategy one employees to find such articles. Nowadays I find it increasingly hard to find such articles.
I wish I could say there were epiphanies, but it seems more like a gradual decline in my opinion of profit-oriented organisations due to increasing exposure to the shitty things they do under the guise of "it's just business", which of course is rolled out the moment that they want to do something shitty, in contrast to all of the levers of morality and virtue that they pull on to extract more from you as a resource. It repulses me and I guess I've just decided that I refuse to be defined by my utility or lack of, especially to some manipulative entity like that. What should I be defined by, instead? I'm still working it out. But I don't think the idea that I am better or worse human simply because of the degree to which I support profit generation serves anyone but a profit-oriented organisation; seems obvious, but you don't have to look hard to see common ideas that do reduce you to a resource: "work gives your life meaning", "the unemployed are lazy", etc.

The topic reminds me of the red pill, blue pill metaphor and to lean into it, I'd say I've taken the red pill but I'm still figuring out what reality means for me now. I hope your situation works out for you. Good luck!
AFAIK most of these filters are disabled by default when setting up your website on Cloudflare, so most websites using the Cloudflare network likely have this turned off.
iNaturalist is the other big one - covers all manner of life (not just birds) and much less US focussed. Though not as good as Merlin at ID and birders seem to be split on logging to iNat or eBird - many will log to both
The paper from 2001 by Dr. LJ Hart-Smith, referenced in the article is just as interesting as the article itself https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/69746-hart-smith-on-...

If you squint, could apply some of those observation to the world of software.

For a TL;DR just skip to Hart-Smith's recommendations list at the end of the paper. Here are the ones I liked:

> Look continuously at the entire activity. Do not minimize costs in isolation. Understand that one global cost minimization is worth far more than even 20 sub-optimum cost reductions.

> Retain sufficient in-house production manufacturing that it is possible for future engineers to acquire the skills needed to develop new products, without which all businesses will fail. Even the work that is out-sourced requires internal expertise to write the specifications.

> Acknowledge that cost-saving techniques that work in other high-volume industries are often quite inappropriate for low-volume industries like aerospace.

> Listen more to your own employees about how to save cost than to any outside business consultants who have never run a factory producing your kind of product. In any event, if the advice they offer changes every year, it cannot possibly be correct.
There are intelligent people in all levels of society and all cultures, so this changes nothing.
Years of thinking on it, observing tech progress, and speaking with lots of people. Plus the Ship of Theseus thought experiment.
I also dislike the React requirement for so many UI frameworks. Preline UI is a Tailwind CSS framework although it doesn’t work with CDN, you still need to build Tailwind. I too am looking for easy ways to build nice UIs without too much overhead.
So now you can have a project with someone else's opinion instead of Walter's.
I actually don't even have a guess which country you're thinking of.
Agreed that it's confusing. In case it helps, the concepts you're conflating are "agent-y" as an adjective (i.e. agent-like, for others) and "agency" the abstract noun for the quality of being a good agent for oneself.
"Notably, male rats exhibited pronounced autism-like behaviors, characterized by a marked reduction in social interaction and repetitive patterns of behavior. Furthermore, there was a substantial decrease in neuronal counts in critical brain regions, indicating potential neurodegeneration or altered neurodevelopment. Male rats also demonstrated impaired motor performance, evidenced by reduced coordination and agility."

Scary.