skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That just pushes more people to using AppleTV.

Media companies are really going to regret their choices to intentionally give up the entire market to Apple, because that only helps Apple build their walled garden just that much higher.
I think you're mixing up a lot of things.

Trunk-based development also doesn't mean that you are not allowed to create branches.

And you can still check out an older version.
I write a lot of C code (https://github.com/floooh/) and I'm actually looking forward to some of the changes in C23 (depending on when MSVC will implement them, because most of the changes I'm looking forward to already exist as non-standard language extension in GCC and Clang, but not in MSVC).
This will (if it goes the way the SFC wants) definitely make the GPL stronger.

However, I'm worried whether this might make it so strong that companies start considering GPL-licensed content toxic.

Historically, the risk of actual, serious consequences from accidentally or negligently (and perhaps even intentionally) violating the GPL was effectively zero. The range of people who could sue you was limited and outside of a few projects, most never did.

With this, you'd have to dot your i's and cross your t's on GPL compliance, because if you got any detail wrong, random customers could start hitting you with lawsuits. (Which I'd expect to have some potentially catastrophic worst-case outcomes if they bundled third-party code under a closed license, i.e. which they cannot release under GPL, with GPL code.)

In fact, it seems like something similar happened around GPL enforcement through BusyBox: https://lwn.net/Articles/478361/

Best case, since there is so much hard-to-avoid GPL code (including the Linux kernel), we'll see much better compliance and code availability, especially around embedded devices. Worst case, we get a new class of patent-troll style parasites that use the legal system to terrorize, extort and/or bankrupt anyone who distributes anything that touched GPL software.
> In straightforward psychoanalytic terms, adolescents truant from parents as forbidden objects of desire, as the people who have deprived them; they truant for accessible objects of desire, for the possibility of making up for the inevitable deprivations they have suffered growing up with their parents, for the sex the parents can’t provide.

This was a good article until they started bringing in the Freudian mumbo jumbo
Read it twice and really envy these guys! Nowadays there is far less such work and they almost all requre doctors.
Devil’s advocate:

Isn’t the whole point of being bound by the Rule of Law to eliminate this kind of David and Goliath situation?

If I’m mistaken in this assumption, please tell me why. If I’m correct in this assumption, where has the system been corrupted in this case?

(End Devil’s advocate. Seriously interested in where things went wrong, because if this is being raised as a question instead of reported as a clear outcome, something’s gone wrong.)
Bad actors are going to ruin this cool little device for everyone else. For every story I hear about a cool usecase for it, there's another about it being used to annoy or harm others.
This. And also that text is generally select- and copyable in the browser.
Good idea. If the data is a list of records where the order isn't important, randomly permuting them (ETA: then sorting the final outputs) would be another option.

ETA2: Would the downvoter care to explain why? Genuinely puzzled.
The weird thing to me is that this hasn't happened to Zuckerberg—despite having more money than anyone can imagine, he's still plugging away, showing up to work, trying to juice the stock price of his corrosive adware company. Amazing how he can have those kinds of resources, that insane drive...and such a pedestrian imagination.
I’ll be an early adopter right there with you.
I do not see justification in reworking our CI/CD, procedures, muscle memory, et. al. over contemporary politics.
I don’t understand this issue too well to feel one or another. I just want all of my purchases and subscriptions to remain tied to my Apple ID and cancelable from my place.

It makes life so much easier and saves money because it’s very hard to forget about subscriptions I no longer use when they’re all listed in one place. Also if I want to refund a purchase for whatever reason I can deal directly with Apple instead of the developer.

All things considered Apples tight grip on the App Store works for me.
Some friends and I use it all the time when flying at elevation and for training breath holds for free diving.

Was useful for the couple of times I had covid too.

Which is to say it’s very useful to me a few times a month. I wouldn’t go out of my way to buy a Massimo watch for the feature though.
A survey of resource-efficient LLMs and multimodal models
The purpose of AA is to solve the underlying problem of alcoholism, with the goal of eventually quitting it entirely.

Taking Ozempic doesn't solve the underlying problem of why someone overeats. It just enables the behavior by allowing the individual to indulge without addressing the eating disorder itself.
Guys - Epic lost the lawsuit. That's why nothing changed.

Why does this feel exactly like the 2020 election, where one side lost but keeps complaining that everyone is acting like they lost.
> Even arm32 and x86 are Tier 2. Not exactly unusual architectures.

There is 32-bit x86 tier 1 targets like i686-unknown-linux-gnu.

> The only Tier 1 architectures are [...] only the absolute mainstream. Not exactly a bastion of architecture support.

Tier 1 means that the target has the full testsuite run against it for each single pull request. Running the CI is computationally extremely complex, and it is hard to provide a reliable and fast CI service for most architectures.
I head from a friend that they had a similar experience of calm when almost drowning as well.

Scroobius Pip talked about something similar in 1000 Words as well: https://youtu.be/7mrSi1DgCcI?t=69
Yep, I fully agree it needs to be an entire pipeline designed to get people back on their feet and into functional lives.
MS = Microsoft (presumably the Azure Neural TTS, which I agree is better than Google's TTS, although worse than OpenAI).
The Donald trump school of physical excellence [1]

As someone who only started to exercise in their mid thirties, the idea of living longer through not exercising is laughable. Even if it were true, I would rather live to 65 with an able body than to live to 90 not knowing what my body was capable of.

[1] https://www.cnn.com/2017/05/15/politics/donald-trump-exercis...
They deleted every branch on merge, and had us rebase for merges. Before trunk based development was introduced, everyone on the team understood what the flow was. Afterwards, whichever developer was picked to cut a release, took half a day to figure it out to make sure they didn't screw up.

I would have rather just used SVN and called it a day.
You can rebase your development branch or cherry pick commits from master into it.

And if QA finds something, there's nothing preventing testing another release to figure out where the issue is. Git bisect is useful there too.

There are plenty of issues with git, but trunk development isn't really one of them.
StudyPlan.dev: Free Online Gaming-Focused C++ and SDL Tutorials
No one is confused (by these rules). But that doesn’t mean developers like it. I haven’t seen a single reaction from developers supportive of this.

They seem hell bent on destroying whatever reputation and good will they have left on chasing those casino games for kids.
Not one member of my extended family. No. Thank goodness.
Your tolerance for subway violence may be higher than mine, given I have a small child.
That’s what keeps me hesitant. Can’t figure out what I’d do with it once unboxed
I applied to tenure-track positions the current cycle. A lot of places were hiring non-TT lecturers too, and a few were hiring only non-TT.

The application-submitting phase of the current cycle is over for TT positions, and some of the listings have been taken down. No idea if non-TT hiring follows the same cyclic pattern. But if the listings are looking thin, you should check again around November.

Not having a Ph.D. might disqualify you for some positions, but definitely not all of them. Teaching experience with positive evaluations will help a lot!

I wouldn't worry too much about laid-off developers/researchers. The huge majority of them will try to find another high-paying job.
huh... i did not know that grasshoppers made nests.
Right. But you’ll notice they happened contemporary to each other by the same actor.

That’s kind of important.

Still doesn’t justify Zionists doing a fucking genocide against people who have been overrun by the same zionists given “power” by … that nation doing the sykes-picot and balfour thing.

Stop pretending these are separate events.
You can build beautiful structures out of concrete. I was just going for a cheap building material. I'm not married to the particulars.
Labor, risk and expertise.
That's dangerous though, there have been cases of widespread unjustified foster care placements
I would include pickle ball and make a seo page about how to use it for pickle ball. It seems like that is growing in popularity
Python packaging must be getting better – a datapoint
I have a project that's more like AirDrop, doesn't require a local network and configures the hotspot automatically: https://github.com/spieglt/flyingcarpet
I've been pushing and using trunk for years. To think someone looked at the graph for git-flow and said "yes please" is madness.

That said, trunk-based is probably not great if you actually do need to support multiple versions of a piece of software simultaneously.
Then force them to unbundle those fees if they want to collect them. It just doesn't make any sense that some developers have to pay up to 30% of their iOS revenue while others (including huge corporations like Uber, Starbucks, Target etc) pay nothing.
> while at the same time being memory safe.

Woha! Well, maybe... Ada?

https://learn.adacore.com/courses/intro-to-ada/chapters/inte...

Edit: Also not yet mentioned: Julia:
https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/manual/calling-c-and-fortra...

Or guile:
https://www.gnu.org/software/guile/manual/html_node/Dynamic-...

... Or ruby! (But by now we're solidly in the land of "all languages connect with C"):

https://github.com/ffi/ffi
TFA advocates strongly against long-lived branches, which I understand and agree with, but with one exception: major/LTS versions should have their own branch, so that hotfixes can be cherry-picked from main (or, rarely, applied directly to the major version branch.
If there are multiple environments it quickly gets impossible to keep track of "what's in production" as a branch.

Two possible solutions: Git tag everything that's getting deployed. Or just keep track of the commit hash that is deployed.
Such a great question. There are many deep answers here, but i think it can be summarized concisely.

Boundless humility, boundless honesty to yourself and your peers, boundless curiosity, and of course a passion to find programming nirvana
The "harm" in this case is potentially a few seconds added to an elevator ride. I think there is another psychological effect to consider. Once you've boarded an elevator, you're no longer really 'waiting'. Even if an elevator takes you on a longer trip than necessary it might not be as annoying as a longer elevator wait. And ultimately, elevators are not ran by democracy. If the algorithm benefits thousands of employees in an office then any complainers will probably be told to shove it by the office staff.

Nobody likes being stopped at a red traffic light but we all understand they're a necessary evil so we don't crash and kill ourselves.
Easy imagine a scenario when someone gets ill and lands in a hospital and "the system" does not pay them their money.
This is idiomatic Ruby syntax, and anyone familiar with the language knows what that code does
I don't think this is bad, but my preference would be to change `initial` to `initially`. I'd probably also make :state the default name as well, but that may be too magical for some, especially those not used to Rail's omakase philosophy.
mmmm. SimTower nostalgia..
In a petri dish, sounds like it. Specifically it sounds like they can reduce the growth rate ("tame") it, but not necessarily cure it entirely.

It also sounds like they haven't turned this into a treatment yet. They're still working on how to effectively get it where it needs to go in the body. They haven't run things like human tests that might reveal side effects. They haven't turned the "technology" into a "product".

I don't think the headline suggests that they've done more than that. "taming a chaotic protein" isn't "curing cancer", it's "figuring out how to deal with one component of most cancers in isolation". It's a step forwards.
Not only are they separate events, but the first one you cited undercuts your argument.
Excellent explanation! Although 1 lb * 32.2 ft/sec^2 = 32.2lbf.
Ask HN: Does this math education idea make sense?
Apologies if this idea is really half-baked.

Is there any sort of math curriculum for people who learned a math subject 10+ years ago and need something like a refresher, but with more foreshadowing. For example, there are many dots I connected between linear algebra and calculus, but I worry there are some dots I never connected (even though I did fine in the class).

Does such a curriculum or class exist?
DeepMind's latest AI can solve geometry problems
Qantas flight 72… yea airbus is perfect derp
If you serve clients of any size, you probably need to have merge approval
$500k in government is chump change. As ridiculous as some of these business deals are, they are not even on the same planet as government contracts.
Well, it's not useless mathematically. The Turing machine cannot run on all inputs with a bounded tape size. The quickly growing functions show pretty strongly that no physically incarnateable device can compute easy to specify functions on inputs less than 1000. "Turing machine" or Turing equivalence are pretty precisely defined mathematical concepts, so using them in different senses is a bit perverse; in my mind, more perverse than using literally to mean figuratively. Also, how does one change the tape in ones brain? I'd love a pensieve but those also are not physical, at least not yet.

The thing I'd really like is a Turing machine where the nth transition took 1/2^n seconds, so we could run them to infinity in just two seconds.
Office politics is not optional: learn to play the game or you'll be its victim
Yes people try to get the best price from their suppliers. Should I remind you how Apple iPhones are made?
Looks nice! Especially the SQL query feature.
Dynamic bounds doesn't mean no boundary. Maybe we viewed different communities, but I rarely came across people who thought calorie counting was 100% accurate. Human bodies are complex systems. But, calories in is still an upper bound, and calories out is still roughly accurate when tracking exercise. The big contention is the middle part.
https://archive.ph/fP60i
Nope. Just awful science journalism as usual. That 75% number comes from the first sentence of the paper [1] introduction:

> MYC is a critical transcription factor whose aberrant activity is implicated in more than 75% of all human cancer cases.

The rest is just made up vaguely based on the abstract.

[1] https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jacs.3c09615
lol ok. I guess you pick Stocks with a roulette wheel.
Currently with Garmin and some other smart devices like Whoop, it monitors HRV using its inbuilt sensors. Whoop and Garmin have developed their own indicative "Stress" indicators, with also a view on HRV and deviations from baselines.

I believe the Apple watch does have the capability to monitor HRV as I think its monitored in the Apple health app for Apple watch wearers. HRV I believe is monitored consistently throughout the day and at night.
Cybersecurity is a cat and mouse game, nobody made their methods public, on any side. How do we know that you aren't from Chinese intelligence who is trying to figure out why they could trace back to the Chinese hackers in this case?

If Mandiant said they caught a Chinese hacker red handed by tracing the connection to his house in Beijing, and they were able to record his keystrokes, would you believe them?

When Kapersky said they discovered zero days by US intelligence, they gave no evidence either:

[FSB] goes on to claim without evidence that the attacks amount to a plot between Apple and the NSA to build a powerful surveillance infrastructure to snoop on those with ties to Russia.

https://www.darkreading.com/endpoint-security/apple-zero-day...
I took one high altitude mountaineering. It was interesting seeing how low the O2 goes and how much using bottled oxygen effects it.
I don't really get this sort of dismissal of the education system. It isn't just for teaching vocational skills but for the formation of culture and for teaching people how to participate in democratic society
This just makes you disappointed if you don’t get negative or positive attention.
This seems like a comment that is equally appropriate for this thread or for the thread on lazy weight loss.
Look at the Perram-Werthiem contact function
Wireless Client Isolation.

Here is but one vendor doc.
https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Firewall_and_Traffic_Sha...

It is standard practice to enable this these days in public networks and it is so common that even consumer grade shit router now come with an option to enable.
Surely if you've resorted to blocking random SQL keywords you've already lost. SQL has a pretty big dialect not to mention arbitrary functions and procedures that might exist.

For instance, TRUNCATE isn't even in the list
> I just want all of my purchases and subscriptions to remain tied to my Apple ID and cancelable from my place.

That's what you get in a world with sideloading. The apps you've bought will remain on the App Store for as long as the developer extends agreements with Apple. If you don't sideload, your App Store purchases will be consolidated and organized however Apple chooses for you. You lose nothing.

The worst-case scenario for you is that your favorite developer stops using the App Store; but that's also a possibility regardless of sideloading. If a compelling alternative makes Apple's offerings seem weak, then it's up to Apple to respond.
It's sad that you dont realize that many old people dont know how to make the most basic stuff on smartphones or computers. And dont have someone to help them.

Try hosting a class for pensioneers where teaching how to send a photo via email is a gigantic achievement.

Seriously how are so many programmers unglued from reality - that old people dont know how to do stuff, even if someone teaches them. And lots have nobody to teach them.
Interestingly my building already require that information before using elevator. I wonder how efficient this building's lift actually becomes.
As a comparison data point, have you also studied Esperanto?
> I am talking about d/dx as the differential operator d divided by dx.

Okay, that's what I figured from your earlier computation. (One note: If "d" means exterior differentiation, then d^2 = 0.) But if you mean d/dx in this way you should make sure you tell people, because that's not the interpretation it has in calculus (say a typical calc class in a typical college) or in differential geometry. In those cases, d/dx means (calc class) the differentiation operator, or a tangent vector (diff geom) [which is again an operator on functions]. That is, "d/dx" is regarded as a single symbol, not a quotient of exterior derivative by a differential.

> d^2 f/dx^2 is actually wrong as the way to write the second derivative ...

I think this is true given your interpretation, based on your earlier computation. But again, in ordinary calc classes (which after all don't talk about differential forms) the "d^2 y/dx^2" notation comes from the standard calc class meaning for d/dx and it goes back ages. I just looked in G. H. Hardy's classic "Pure Mathematics" from over a hundred years ago and yep! - d^2 y /dx^2 is one of the notations for the second derivative. (I'm not sure if it goes back to Leibniz.) So if you're lobbying for a change you have your work cut out for you. :-)

Regardless, I hadn't thought of interpreting "d/dx" as "exterior derivative divided by differential" - interesting idea.

[edited: added note about d^2, minor edit in last sentence]
This is an example of the incredible arrogance of companies like Apple, Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Facebook. They have the ability to pour an enormous amount of money into lawyers and lobbying so that even companies like Epic or countries like the Netherlands have little chance of controlling misbehavior. Even the IRS is having a hard time getting Microsoft to pay their 28 BILLION dollar tax bill.

It should be clear that this is not a developer issue. These companies have complete contempt for their customers. It is not the developer who pays Apple, it is you.

At some point, customers will find a way to return that contempt.
I use the IR universal remote function to turn off distracting TVs in bars and restaurants.
>This is not a factual, falsifiable argument, so I can't even respond to it. But it demonstrates that your arguments are based on emotional opinion, with no basis in actual facts.

Wrong, it is in fact a factual & falsifiable argument since there are many documented and contradictory ways zionists tried to justify their colonial project throughout history especially by regurgitating from a script which even the jidf[0] followed to convince people on social media of their false narratives.

>So you're saying the Jews that lived there since BCE times are all mostly gone? I wonder why. Might it have something to do with the violent Islamic conquest of the Middle East? it is like saying the Copts in Egypt can be ignored as indigenous because they are small part of the Egyptian population now.

And there we have it, when confronted with facts that are overwhelming you zionists always resort to reductionist and false islamophobic narratives. Too bad that your little hasbara story contradicts research of David Wasserstein - a Professor of Jewish studies who says "Islam saved Jewry. This is an unpopular, discomforting claim in the modern world. But it is a historical truth."[1]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_Internet_Defense_Force

[1] https://jewishstudies.stanford.edu/events/david-wasserstein-...
Does anyone else get strong Facebook-2009 vibes from LinkedIn? As was the case with Facebook back then; today, it's a bit hard to tell what LinkedIn's end game is. It must be something huge, and in retrospect seem really obvious.

shrug

logs into LinkedIn
It helps to track VO2Max if you’re into cardio. I’m assuming the watch can no longer measure it.
> However, I'm worried whether this might make it so strong that companies start considering GPL-licensed content toxic.

Why is that a problem? Many already do consider anything involving the three letters (even if there’s an A preceding them) toxic and its their problem to think through it. Nobody is forcing them to include GPL code into their products, so if they think choosing alternatives is more profitable then all the power to them.
I can't speak to the physics but I've done cold water dives, and if you prime your wetsuit with a thermos of hot water, that envelope of hot water stays in your suit for a surprising amount of time