skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
FWIW I have had luck mailing old research emails, I read my 20 year old university email. It is one of the best signal to noise ratios in communications I have.

I would not mail if it is only about unintialized variables.
I have toyed with various lisps and schemes over the years. Eventually - since around 2012 (ish) my focus has been with GNU Guile.

Which won me over originally was the documentation, and the C functions following the same format as my own. Being able to add Guile into my game did really speed up my time "hacking" 3D scenes and features, before converting them over to C code.

Then started to use GNU Guile for building a personal website, and other toy projects on my server.

While I don't use GNU Guile for much these days, I certainly think it should be given, atleast, half the reputation Python gets today.

I think the problem with GNU Guile is that (last time I checked) was that it was very Linux focused. Always had trouble with it on Windows. I dont own a Mac but assume to be the same there as well.

Of course, I have GNU Guile on my Windows machine thanks to WSL2.
Isn't that just functions?
Not just china, but certain parts of india, e.g. Ladakh, also ban satellite phones (and yes, will jail you if found with one).
They havent banned the homegrown brainwashing apps - why start now?
Unfortunately I happen to live in Cupertino
From the paper:

>The rapid growth at the
end of 2022 is due to the launch of a new feature that allows
for the use of Kafka-like data streams [12] to trigger function calls

In regards to opacity and observability I don't see why it would be any worse to run PHP code on XFaaS than running the PHP code on another host.
<https://longnow.org/ideas/02013/12/31/long-now-years-five-di...>

<https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29736505>

<https://xkcd.com/1053/>
> all indications were you wouldn't want to wear this more than a few hours at a time

I think all the wear comes if you’re sitting up wearing it, though. For passive consumption (or thinking between moments of work), you can just lean back or even lay down, which will take the pressure off your head/face.
Sounds more like a white elephant than an investment. Investments are supposed to yield returns much greater than the initial cost, not cost you a fortune in continuing maintenance.
Not to be confused with electron, an ephemeral computer program with no mass, yet described as slow and heavy by most people who know of it.
> [1]: You can type ^[ (escape) by pressing CTRL-'['. Don't type ^ and [ as separate chars, that won't work.

You can also use the \x1b escape code(or the \e alias) together with a command that accepts escape code in order to avoid nonprintable characters on the command-line:

echo -e '\e[48;2;255;0;0mHello\e[0m'

For scripts, always use printf though since echo -e is nonstandard and even plain echo differs in edge cases:

printf '\e[48;2;255;0;0mHello\e[0m\n'
If you have homelessness problems, it is not because of urban forests, and the solution is not having as few forests and parks as possible.
>whatever scheme you envision replacing checks.

You're acting like this is some kind of futuristic concept. Are you not aware that everyone in every other country manages just fine without checks? They're only used in the US. If I went to my bank now and asked them about "cashing a check", they'd probably look at me like I had two heads. They simply don't exist.
Many things Apple related are very often about applying existing technologies to a novel place. Many forget that the touch screens at the time were resistive [1] that required pressing (small but nevertheless) at the screen and mostly usable with styluses. As long as I recall the novelty was to apply a capacitive touch screen [2] to navigation, it does not require physical force and that's where the fingers shined.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resistive_touchscreen

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Touchscreen#Capacitive_touchsc...
We've never been blasted RF by thousands of satellites in human history. We don't have enough data for now but this is just the beginning. When Starlink competitors start sending more satellites we might have a real problem. Just a few years ago, smoking next to a pregnant woman was acceptable as doctors didn't link cigarettes with cancer.
Sorry, I misread your previous comment as saying the opposite.
Yes? You can make transfers without an extra app or extra account that settle relatively "instantly" whether or not the banks have actually reconciled (as TFA alludes it's basically always some sort of credit). And this is true of many countries in the world, too! And many of those countries still use and support checks.

There are a variety of systems in many countries, the key difference with Pix is that it is very modern and relatively mobile-first. There are not many other such systems in the world yet. How easy is it to pay without a phone? Or without internet? I regularly make payments in places where there is nearly zero cell signal.

Pix charges fees, too, to merchants.

Is Pix guaranteed to be supported by every bank? The mandate certainly doesn't seem to require it, but I'll take your word.

I think the reason that people in this thread don't appear to "appreciate just how practical and efficient pix is" is simply because it's not very relevant. Sending and receiving money isn't particularly annoying in the US. Nor is accepting payments (merchant fees aside -- that's a whole different topic that I am sure patio11 has explored). I am sure that if Pix or something like it was widely available in the US, folks would be singing its praise too. But it's not particularly compelling when most people aren't even aware that something is or could be lacking in the current system.
Always a fan of Andre Norton's Forerunner stories. Ancient space faring civilizations and mysterious artifacts and such.
sir, put down that radioactive banana and step away slowly

(apologies if someone has already put this up: https://xkcd.com/radiation/)
Some of the code is factored out into individual libraries. For example the networking and serialization code is separate and it is likely that screen recording will get pulled out too at some point.
Kool project! Well done :) ..I feel for you having to ditsh Linux for Mac, don't think I could ever do that
Una falla di sicurezza recentemente scoperta nella GNU C library, nota come Glibc, ha sollevato preoccupazioni per la sicurezza su importanti distribuzioni Linux. Identificata come CVE-2023-6246, questa vulnerabilità di overflow del buffer basato su heap è radicata nella funzione __vsyslog_internal() di Glibc, utilizzata per scopi di registrazione di sistema da syslog() e vsyslog(). La sua introduzione accidentale risale a agosto 2022 con il rilascio di Glibc 2.37.

Secondo Saeed Abbasi, responsabile del Threat Research Unit di Qualys, la falla consente ai malintenzionati locali di ottenere l'escalation dei privilegi, consentendo a un utente non privilegiato di acquisire pieno accesso root. Questo impatto si estende a distribuzioni Linux cruciali come Debian, Ubuntu e Fedora, rendendo la minaccia significativa.

L'attore minaccioso potrebbe sfruttare la vulnerabilità attraverso input appositamente progettati per le applicazioni che utilizzano le funzioni di registrazione coinvolte. Nonostante la necessità di condizioni specifiche per lo sfruttamento, come un argv[0] insolitamente lungo o un ident argument di openlog(), l'ampio utilizzo della libreria rende l'impatto della vulnerabilità significativo.

Ulteriori analisi di Glibc hanno rivelato due falle aggiuntive nella funzione __vsyslog_internal() (CVE-2023-6779 e CVE-2023-6780) e un terzo bug nella funzione qsort() della libreria, portando a potenziali problemi di corruzione di memoria. La vulnerabilità in qsort() ha interessato tutte le versioni di Glibc rilasciate dal 1992.

Questo sviluppo segue di quasi quattro mesi la dettagliata esposizione di un'altra falla di gravità elevata nella stessa libreria, nota come Looney Tunables (CVE-2023-4911, punteggio CVSS: 7,8), che potrebbe comportare un'escalation dei privilegi. Queste scoperte sottolineano l'importanza di misure di sicurezza rigorose nello sviluppo del software, soprattutto per le librerie di base ampiamente utilizzate in vari sistemi e applicazioni.
Reddit search sucking is a feature - it's trying to protect you from the Reddit content, that's what really sucks. There was a brief moment it had some good advice on products and services, until SEO jerks got wind of it and astroturfed over the whole thing.
I've been using proxmox to manage my containers and vms.

Do people normally move from virt-manager to proxmox or the opposite?
That's an interesting point! What do you think would be a point when one would need to switch to Postgres?
I'm working on an app that is running on the latest version of Flutter with Impeller enabled. The performance seems good as long as you do not embed platform views inside a list. However, when you drop even a single platform view (web view, video player, google ads...), the performance drops to unacceptable levels even on the latest iOS devices. This is related to another issue with the Flutter ecosystem, it has close to zero support from third parties and therefore you end up having a lot of these platform views. Even things like Google Ads have no native Flutter support and therefore adding a single ad on a list ruins the app. Reading Flutter issues about the performance related issues is sad as the same issues have been there since the beginning and there is no end in sight.

However, if your app can do without any platform views, the performance seems pretty good.
Wow, this game is 6 years old.
I was a PyCharm user myself, but later I found out that for most of my projects, Sublime works well with auto complete (Except Java). For flutter code refactor (like wrap widget, etc.) and suggestions, LSP works very well.
Or trying to abuse regulation to digg a mote and draw up the bridge behind them.
Custom GPTs are plugins, just more streamlined. It's still just a carefully written system prompt + some basic middleware scanning the output and occasionally taking over.

The UX may be different, sure, but there's no technical difference and no technical innovation here. The main value of both plugins and custom "GPTs"[0] is that they're first party. You can build or buy better implementations, but it won't be the "GPTs".

--

[0] - Kudos for whoever at OpenAI that approved calling those "GPTs", for selecting a term that maximizes confusion not just about their offering, but screws with people's comprehension of LLMs in general.
Doom running through the medium of gut bacteria
Social life is good for a healthy brain but there's other ways. The main benefit of "social" is not living alone so someone calls an ambulance for you when you have a stroke or a bad fall at home.
3500USD, an external battery and still "looking weird", I don't think you are going to see too many of them on planes, unless it's some die-hard Apple fanboy.
If they manage to make next iteration slimmer (like, half the size) and with a battery in it, this might start to happen. But the market will be anyway smaller than the smartwatch one.
That's not what I wanted to say. With remote teams, you need to establish a way to organize the work using written communications which are either mail/slack/sharepoint/whatever and within this framework management needs to have a "view" into what the team is doing.

It means for example being systematically in cc for mail exchanged and being in every teams discord channel. The new social contract when working remotely is "you (the manager) can't look over my shoulder to see if I'm working correctly so I (the employee) need to show proofs of communication instead".

I've seen too many juniors working remotely that just don't communicate on their day-to-day work, and completely blindside their manager/coworkers which understandably freaks out.
> Which seemingly, would have prevented the malls from collapsing.

I don't think nearby residence areas would have prevented malls from collapsing.

Online shopping made them largely obsolete as a place to actually shop, with many going bankrupt and others hanging on by a thread. Then a global pandemic cut some of the remaining threads.
Thanks
I am mid process of adding adb for qmk. Pretty much the reverse of this article.

The qmk discord mentioned they had no interest in taking this patchset so I imagine I will be doing this for a once off. Thank you for the resources.
It's good. I was using it for a while but an unfortunate power surge through my KVM burned it. It's made really well though.
There's Greenfield, an HTML5 Wayland compositor. https://github.com/udevbe/greenfield

There's some fancy bridging modes to run apps in a browser, but the author has also been working on a way to make wasm Wayland apps run directly in the browser tol.
Slack is largely UIKit- and Swift-based on iOS. I suspect they are bringing over their iOS app rather than a visionOS-focused one, though.
But there is no unknown distribution. There is a latent parameter (the n that's uniformly sampled) whose distribution is known; so the distribution of colors for the next draw is well defined. "Depend fully on the unknown distribution" is a statement about the distribution conditioned on that latent parameter; even in that case, the answer isn't "don't know" but "whatever the ratio of remaining balls given that parameter, and the one drawn ball, is."

"Don't know" isn't a valid answer in this case; "Don't know" would be valid if we were not told that n has that uniform distribution.

Since (unconditionally) red and green are symmetric, and the first draw is 50-50, the 'more likely/less likely' has the same meaning whether you interpret it as 'more/less than 50-50' or 'more/less than before.' This is convenient; if not for this symmetry, the answer would depend on interpretation of the 'more/less likely' language and could be ambiguous. The way the problem is stated, it is not ambiguous because either reading leads to the same result.
Plenty listed here: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
> Nope. Intel crushed them.

The problem is that Intel has had a defensive strategy for a long time. Yes, they crushed many attempts to breach the x86 moat but failed completely and then gave up attempts to reach beyond that moat. Mobile, foundry, GPUs etc have all seen half-hearted or doomed attempts (plus some bizarre attempts to diversify - McAfee!).

I think that, as Ben essentially says, they put too much faith in never-ending process leadership and the ongoing supremacy of x86. And when that came to an end the moat was dry.
AlN has the potential to surpass SiC and GAN in power electronics
Yeah me too. I built this exact stack for myself as a template. Alpine, go-fiber, htmx.
that is precisely what “overdraft fees” means
Yup, for most of my work, which is mostly python, js, php Sublime works well with autocomplete. For flutter I use LSP for some refactoring suggestions and other tasks like wrapping a widget, etc.
The State of eBPF 2024 [pdf]
I would expect most people to pick a natural size for their windows, perhaps 24-30" half a meter away?
A friend of mine is a cardiac nurse and get massively frustrated by the overly complex regimens that people follow while ignoring the obvious stuff. e.g. going for low-gluten diets while drinking too much alcohol and not exercising enough. In terms of food I've always loved Michael Pollen's description of healthy eating as opposed to fad diets: "Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants."
> a big chunk of the tech crowd no matter how much noise they make about inclusivity.

Technology was supposed to reduce these barriers, but in a lot of ways it has magnified them, creating a new pseudo social caste system or perhaps just an extreme shift in the existing order. Noticing that the promise of the 1990s has fallen flat they turn to blind pushes for inclusion as an embarrassed justification for their position in this new order.
It's streamed from the laptop. Technology-wise it's very similar to a screen sharing session but initiated from Apple Vision Pro instead of a Mac.
Why would anyone want to use an inefficient complicated network to send a Git patch rather than sending it over email, using Git integrated workflow?

What I'm actually eagerly waiting for is GitLab instances being able to federate using ActivityPub, allowing remote forks and auto-updates, merge requests, issues opening and commenting, following users and projects… all that without having to open an account per instance.

See https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/architecture/blueprints/activity_...
Because the reasons that are there aren't good; most of the other countries had a similar situation but switched decades ago.
Google spent billions of dollars to lay people off
Did it have a material change on the outcome of the vote? Even if the committee was designated as not independent and fully biased, the board went alone with it and the shareholder approved. The deal was clear – Tesla hits very ambitious goals, Musk gets crazy amount of money. The fact that a judge can come in and completely reverse such a decision is mind blowing and seems more like a judicial activism.
They can make SpaceX life hell through the ITU. Eventually SpaceX can only operate if they get the licences to operate, and if they bypass this, they would show that they have a disregard of RF regulations and this will be used against them the next time they need to get/renew a licence.
ClojureScript has a pretty good story there but of course not statically typed. There are some good libraries if you want more checking.
Seconding this, Clojure was my introduction to Lisps, and I used only VSCode with it. One of the greatest development environments I've ever used, and about half the fun of learning Clojure for me. (The other half being learning the language itself, of course!)
It's a classic cost-cutting exercise.

See https://klse.i3investor.com/web/blog/detail/future_tech/2024...

and

https://www.cnbc.com/2024/01/30/alphabet-googl-q4-earnings-r...
Gitlab's ActivityPub architecture blueprint
A long time ago, I tried PyCharm/phpStorm for my projects. I tried really hard, but kept switching back to the terminal myself
Actually I use the same hardware setup (ADB->USB) and the same keyboard, just with a different adapter, so I'd be happy with any patch to QMK. That makes at least 2 of us ;-)
A bike helmet is around 400 grams. I just bought one.

A motorbike helmet is heavier (3kg), but the weight is wrapped around your head, not hanging in front of it.
Great stuff and no worries, we'll probably leave the transcription as is.
Mark my words: one of these days, there will be a huge national security scandal involving data stolen from a SCIF, possibly with loss of life as a consequence, and it'll turn out there wasn't any intelligence op or treason involved - just adtech fuckery getting out of hand. Think disposable microphone and eSIM in a popcorn bag, sending telemetry to a publicly-readable S3 bucket, or something, because it's superbowl and they HAVE TO know if you're watching.
If you - or others here - are interested I can spend some time to clean-up my own "boilerplate" a bit.

It's using Golang + Chi + Templ, uses SQLite as its database and has a multi-tenant-multi-db setup by default (i.e. 1 master database for user/tenant management, and "stem-data", 1 sqlite database per tenant), and uses passkeys for authentication. I'm using some HTMX + Hyperscript + a really small amount of plain-js for passkeys in the apps themselves.

I reckon that switching out Chi for Fiber - for the boilerplate only - would take about 90 minutes.

Edit: Forgot to include TailwindCSS. So for completeness sake.
I will link you up when I have something working.
My memory of it was that when it first came out, it was worse in all ways compared to the best of what already existed, save one, and that was capacitive multi-touch. That was a big enough improvement in itself that nothing else mattered.
Obviously no what I mean that is ok if your superior and his boss are invited in your team's slack channel even if they only lurks, and you don't create a "shadow channel" with your teammates to talk on the project without being read by your hierarchy.

Same thing with corporate internet, you accept to use the corp proxy DNS and firewall (which all logs infos) to browse the internet instead of using a separate GSM endpoint to circumvent the company's surveillance.
We have a "guided" mode which should make things easier. You can turn it on in the settings (top right)
I agree that jamming Starlink’s existing (dish-based) service might not be that easy, but mobile phones do not use phased arrays, and that’s what TFA is about.
On the contrary, they tried to pivot so many times and enter different markets, they bought countless small companies, some big, nothing seemed to stick except the core CPU and datacenter businesses. IIRC mobileye is one somewhat successful venture.
The visionOS side of this, which is the one that requires App Review, is a glorified VNC app. They will probably review it thoroughly but it doesn't seem like it breaks any rules.
Tuvalu is getting larger, not smaller. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-018-02954-1
I see. But the business owner will compare the whole amount vs. an alternative system's fees.
There is also the .je domain name, I think for Jersey Islands. "je" can be appended to most Dutch words making it "smaller".

For example

Hond (dog)
Hondje (small dog)

I own the domain name https://site.je. I wanted to put a cms on it. It's up for sale btw :-)
Linux now has eBPF, which is essentially a VM running inside the Linux kernel. You can run your own programs on this little VM and extend the kernel to a staggering degree. Some clever folks have used this to build open source tracing tools that rival and even surpass Dtrace in some ways. Brendan Gregg, a Dtrace wizard and old colleague of some of the Oxide team back at Sun and Joyent, has some great resources on the subject

https://www.brendangregg.com/ebpf.html

https://www.brendangregg.com/blog/2018-10-08/dtrace-for-linu...
The falls well below the bar for friendship in my book. Are you comfortable letting your friend agree to a salary significantly below their worth? Are you comfortable excluding your friends from potential upsides of your shared endeavours? That's at best a coworker, not a friend.
Surely considering the fact that you are streaming your Mac to Apple Vision Pro you should be able to easily resign it on that very device? :)
You can server render dynamic content using Astro. It might be a good choice if you like coding with javascript, but also don't want to send javascript to your users.
That's great to hear. We did the same, but in C#, using its records. The codebase didn't exactly suffer from errors from ID misuse (all of which were the same type beforehand), but it's great for future-proofing as well.

Added benefit, as always when leaning into the type system more, is a reduction in the number of unit tests required. The need to test that `update_user(group_id)` fails (because a non-user ID was passed) simply disappears.
Isn’t it almost, like, fiduciary duty to the public to disclose what is broken?