skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I thought the original title was something like The Last Man In Europe.
Given last names were often historically based on someone’s profession, Baker’s Chocolate seems like it’s both.
The first 80% of a software project takes 80% of the time. The last 20% of a software project takes 80% of the time. And if you prove this false, you're a better engineer than me!
I hope this won't sparkle any flaming war with all those who don't/cannot eat pork.
This feels different. As a tax payer don't you want your city to work to get more funds? That feels far more acceptable than a private entity lobbying so they can increase profits, possibly at the expense of the payer.
Words aren't violence.
Most of that is the embedded templating/scripting system (the stuff between {{}}), not YAML itself.
SMS has problems, it's true. But every MFA method for consumers has issues, and for some applications it is a viable solution.

I wrote more about that here: https://ciamweekly.substack.com/p/ciam-mfa
Diesel Therapy – A Special Torture
SMS? Really?
also the Arrow's paradox
It is not the prisoner's dilemma. There is no third party punnishment involved.

More like "paradox of voting"?
"Wokeness" refers to this kind of over correction, that is what those people means, it isn't just people they disagree with.

You not understanding the term is why you don't see why you are saying the same thing as those people. Communication gets easier when you try to listen to what people say instead of straw manning their arguments.

So when you read "woke", try substitute "over correcting" for it and it is typically still valid. Like that post above calling "woke" people racist, what he is saying is that people over corrected from being racist against blacks to being racist against whites. Just like Google here over corrected their AI to refuse to generate white people, that kind of over correction is exactly what people mean with woke.
Unmasking I-Soon – The Leak That Revealed China's Cyber Operations
I think that’s still affected by speculative execution. The CPU will process the step ahead assuming that a[i] != b[i] while it is doing the a[i] XOR b[i] check.

So it’ll be faster if: most characters match, most characters don’t match or there are runs of matching characters.

Have a read of this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11227809/why-is-processi...
> A Swedish blonde ? yes Irish red-head ? yes A French brunette ? yes A Southern Italian ? yes A Lebanese ? no An Irianian ? no A Berber ? no A Morrocan ? no A Russian ? yes A Palestinian no, A Greek yes, A Turk no, An Arab ? no

> You might quibble with a few of them but you might also (classic example) quibble over the exact definition of "chair".

This is only the case if you substitute "white" with "European", which I guess is one way to resolve the ambiguity, in the same way that one might say that only office chairs are chairs, to resolve the ambiguity about what a chair is. But other people (e.g. a manufacturer of non-office chairs) would have a problem with that redefinition.
I watch things on Youtube intentionally. Right now I'm watching That UK Sound[1]. There are many more things worth watching intentionally on Youtube then there are on Netflix, HBO and Disney together. There's nothing like 3Blue1Brown on these.

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlCEg4hCa1LHLLYk4KQQI...
This looks soooo good. Already on the list to try it out on one of my products
https://archive.ph/97e4F
Perhaps an inherent problem with defining yourself in terms of what you're not :)
> "Wokeness" is a politically charged term typically used by people of a particular political persuasion to describe people with whom they disagree.

Wokeness describes a very particular type of behaviour — look it up. It’s not the catch-all pejorative you think it is, unlike, say, ‘xyz-phobia’.

…and I probably don’t have the opinions you might assume I do.
I am not sure about the design choices of the pandas library or of R, but generally, many programming languages limit the number of processes they spawn during evaluation. Moreover, designing a pipeline that produces a complete output before it is processed by the next function tends to be simpler in these languages. The shell environment is explicit about process creation and offers interactivity, leading to an expectation that a pipeline of processes might not complete before being interrupted. As a result, true pipelining is highly effective in such contexts. Some languages, like Haskell, or certain libraries, employ lazy evaluation to achieve similar outcomes. For instance, by using the polars library instead of pandas, one can achieve true row-by-row pipelining for specific operations in Python.
It wasn't on purpose that it caused controversy. While the PC generation was clearly purposeful, with system prompts that force a cultural war in hilarious ways, it wasn't on purpose that they caused such a problem that they're having to retreat. Google's entrant was guaranteed to get huge attention regardless, and it's legitimately a good service.

Any generative AI company knows that lazy journalists will pound on a system until you can generate some image that offends some PC sensitivity. Generate negative context photos and if it features a "minority", boom mega-sensation article.

So they went overboard.

And Google almost got away with it. The ridiculous ahistorical system prompts (but only where it was replacing "whites"...if you ask for Samurai or an old Chinese streetscape, or an African village, etc, it suddenly didn't care so much for diversity) were noticed by some, but that was easy to wave off as those crazy far righters. It was only once it created diverse Nazis that Google put a pause on it. Which is...hilarious.
Photograph a bookshelf, get a list of the book titles
Thank you for a good comment.

It’s dislike in a sense that it exposes the impotence of central bankers, and any hocus pocus cannot fix the underlying issues. No one likes the fact that your work is being criticised, you need to work harder or in the worst cases you just cannot lie to your people. The examples here include Argentina, Turkey and now Nigeria, where it’s possible to argue that the citizens would have been better off without a central bank in the first place. The central banking was, at least, partially the cause of the crisis and their mandate to manage balanced monetary policy was part of other public lies.
wait GIMP does vectors now? I hope you don't mean that stupid useless plugin that renders to a bitmap layer and you can't adjst again afterwards? Or has that improved while I wasn't looking?
Assuming your talking about a laptop then I would recommend Windows as the base os just for power management.

Then follow the advice of being disciplined about separating data and os/programs and just use backups.

Then use wsl2 with nixos as your main dev env and backup/src control your configs.

This setup is really nice and has the benefit of being able to run just about anything.

If you really want to go nuts you could setup a lvl1 hypervisor like proxmox and run All the OSes. I have a machine setup like this and run macos, windows 7-11, various linux. The one you use for video games you can do hardware pass through to get native video performance. Overkill but fun!
The flow is essentially what you see in the small video on the docs page and can be set up in the Ory Network Console with a few clicks. I agree though that the docs here are a bit thin.

Pricing wise this is available on the Scale tier currently dubbed as "Enterprise SSO" although "B2B Organizations" probably would be more correct: https://www.ory.sh/pricing/

There are no limits to how many organizations you can have.

Regarding MFA - the MFA enforcement typically is the responsibility of the IDP the company owns. So for example dean@companyA.com use Okta and they enforce 2FA for their users. anna@companyB.com use OneLogin and they do not enforce MFA.
> That way you contain the inherent mess that a Windows install will eventually devolve into.

Came here to say exactly this, and lo, top comment.

Don't let windows anywhere near you actual hardware.
I'd like to understand where this difference originates from. It can be very confusing working with Germans (for example).
I was suffering from procrastination last 3 years. The reason was 1) burnout. 2) some biological health issues I did not know about. Once I fixed that it went away. No philosophy was needed. So no, no amount of incantations will help, if you are biologically unwell.
The problems with GIMP are the same as Musescore before it was bought out - Having dedicated designers/programmers allows more sweeping and coherent changes to be made.

Voluntary fixes are necessarily smaller in scope and suboptimal as a result, leading to more complexity when those systems need to be changed later.

I'm also reminded of Casey Muratori's talk about software architecture being a reflection of the organisation that made it. Open source projects are at the extreme end where contributors and org charts are highly fluid, and communication between contributors is low-bandwidth, accelerating the complexity increase.
I am interested to see how Apple's insistence on privacy will square with their GenAI products. If they don't collect feedback and usage data how will they use RLHF to make their suit better ? I understand that have been cutting deals with few publication companies, but will that suffice?
Not surprised. Was a complete farce & probably the most hamfisted approach to jamming wokeness into LLMs thus far across all players. Which is a feat in itself
The idea that “attention is all you need” here is a handwavy explanation that doesn’t hold up against basic scrutiny. Why would Google do something this embarrassing? What could they possibly stand to gain? Google has plenty of attention as it is. They have far more to lose. Not everything has to be a conspiracy.
TS is heavily dependent on the MD as the comments have alluded. Fingers crossed Moisey comes on and tells the DigitalOcean TS story because it's a great one, but my understanding is Jason Seats (now a vc) the MD for TS Cloud was absolutely fantastic.
Alex Iskold (now a vc) , TS NYC, Fantastic and Chris DeVore (now a vc) the guy who wrote this, fantastic. Then you look at TS Seoul and others, I've never heard of anyone having a good experience. With TS or any accelerator/incubator you should be VERY discerning about why you're doing it, not just do it because it's a way to get going.
While the fine seems extremely cheap in my book, I don't think this kind of environmental damage issue has been elevated to an international court yet. Meaning this is an issue at the country level, each country is responsible for determining the punishment and how to use any money from a fine.

Other countries don't really have a say here directly, though trade embargoes could be used if we really disagree strongly enough to refuse to do business with Kazakhstan over the issue.
It’s to the point where I’ve seen the “please activate windows” overlay on things like self checkout machines.
How were they intercepted? Was it a sim takeover, where the attacker took over the phone number? Or intercepting the code over the air, since SMS has no encryption?
Youtube itself is getting so good at monetization, with more people getting Premium, that it's no longer worth it to pursue other channels at all.
My opinion: don't try to turn Windows into NixOS. You'll only struggle with it.

Set up WSL2 for all your Nix and fancy configuration needs. It acts and works like a Linux VM, except with Windows 11 you can also run GUI programs. Set up Windows like any normal Windows user would (pay special attention to the disk encryption not being enabled properly if you don't log in with a Microsoft account) and use it as intended.

Windows does not do dotfiles. Well, some Linux programs do, because they don't really care about user experience, but in general everything configuration related will be stored in %appdata% and the registry.

There is no single file configuration for Windows. There are group policy editors that can control a lot of settings, but what you're looking for doesn't exist and existing tools aren't designed for Windows. Trying to make them work will only frustrate you.

As for containers, WSL2 and Docker work fine. They're running on a Linux VM, so they work as well as they do on Linux, barring some minor overhead from networking and file system integrations.

Alternatively, run Windows in a VM if you already have the Macbook. See how far you'll come before you need some kind of hardware acceleration, you may just be able to use a VM for the few Windows only tools you'll actually he using.
https://twitter.com/IMAO_/status/1760098935408881790
Just why is it called re2c for Go and Rust, where the actual tool is re2go or re2rust, but you still use re2c in the syntax?

It's of course not beyond the intelectual capabities of users, but just looks kind of silly. Could have been rebranded IMO when new languages were introduced
That’s pretty cool. I wonder how JetBrains IDEs and VS Code manage to detect the installed shells (zsh, bash, PowerShell, etc.) in the first place since I certainly have no idea how to do it in either Java or JavaScript. Maybe they write platform-specific code?
Starlink? It was always aimed at the Rural markets. Have you seen anything official claiming otherwise? You know there's a launch/hiring video in Seattle from ages ago?

Middle man nodes? Do you know how satellite Internet works at all?
> “ To wrap up, we included arrows, circular numbers, and improved symbols for use within Markdown – the commonly used text markup language that Supernotes is built around.”

—-

It’s the ligatures they created.

(1) through (9)

Checkmark

—->

Etc
Why would the police care? It's like people watched an episode of dragnet and now they think there are a bunch of guys down at the station working on their case. Probably in shifts?

After a hit and run I once had an officer tell me that running tags would be "a lot of work".

Last time I was victim of a hit and run in a motor vehicle the police had an eye witness statement and the physical vehicle itself. They declined to investigate. They told me it wouldn't matter because it wouldn't be prosecuted unless someone confessed.

The police do not exist to act as your personal investigation team.
In theory that would work but compilers and toolchains are far too clever now and always liable to change, so there's no way to know that in the future it won't be optimised back into shortcutting and revealing the timings.
That's an Asian person
I like the visual blocking of each command. Cool idea I haven't seen in other terminals.
That's a great username, do you have another hardware investments you've made?
I have to disagree. It repeats the same pseudoscientific presentation of correlation, as having to do with the semantics of the data.

Generically, correlation has nothing to do with whether data are related, dependent or independent.

It only is an indication of this *if you already believe* they are dependent. There has to be a prior semantic model of what the data means (what it is a measure of, how reliable its a measure of it, etc.) before correlation measures anything at all.

The only reason we would suppose correlated data to be related, is just that we design experiments to already contain possible dependencies. We do not, as a habit, measure say, the fall of rain and the beat of a song playing. But these would, given suitable measurements, be correlated.

This becomes absolutely vital to understand when experiments do take this "hoover up everything, arbitrarily" approach. As often they do in the social and psychological sciences.
the answer is the same as tabs or spaces
> The primary visual distinction of the new terminal is that each command is now presented in a separate block

Yeah, I'd better like it if they didn't do that. This adds even more visual clutter.

> A new, convenient command history has been added, which allows for filtering and makes it easier to navigate through recently executed commands.

Why is ^r not enough? Oh, wait, they blocked access to that.

> We took full control over the prompt area of the terminal

So much for having a terminal in my IDE. It's not really a terminal anymore, or at least not in the sense that I'd call it a terminal, but more something that just barely fits the nomer of being a command+line interface.
Not available in the "old" UI? Guess this is the beginning of the end.
OT but I love the background blur circle on the burger menu on this site. Very tasty solution to a perennial design problem on mobile.
The biggest problem Intel had was that their process was optimized for their high end processors. Everything else (within the company) suffered.

For Intel to succeed as a foundry it needs customers that target the same "high end, power hungry" market segment. I don't see how Qualcomm (low power) fits that niche. More likely big AI accelerators (like, perhaps, Microsoft is planning).

As long as Intel depends on its high end processors for most of its profits, it will be difficult to develop a low power process for other, less profitable, customers.
Well, that's Jinja. And arguably not a bad tool, but not the best for the use-case of config-management.
Idk that those discussions human problems TBH or at least I don’t think they are distributed equally. America has a special obsession with these discussions and is a loud voice in the room.
>For your 1st issue, you can setup bash to append commands rather than overwrite them.

Good, but even better (IMHO) is to write one history file for each terminal window, shell and level as in

export HISTFILE=$HOME/.history/${TTY##*/}.$SHLVL

And then I tell zsh to add timestamps

setopt APPENDHISTORY # don't overwrite HISTFILE
setopt EXTENDEDHISTORY # add timestamps to HISTFILE

setopt HISTIGNORESPACE # aka setopt -g
set HIST_FIND_NO_DUPS # don't show duplicates on ctrl-R

Now I can grep my history and, based on other work notes I take, can even limit my search by date/time if needed.
Those kind of hilarious examples of political non-sense seem to be a distinctive feature of anglo societies. I can't see a French, Swedish or Italian company being so infantile and superficial.
Please America. Grow the fuck up!
Why is Free Time still so elusive?
Similar concepts have existed for a while, such as Warp. The Chrome Devtools console is also similar in having blocks for errors and warnings. I wonder if Nushell can work with it.
I'm normally cynical bastard resistant to change. But Jetbrains new IDE styling is really good. I use it in WebStorm everyday and see no reason to move back to the old UI. Kudos Jetbrains.
Give me the chip and a Swiss army knife
Do you have a connection with StarRocks?
I'd love to see Linux distros package more open source fonts, like this one. Many distros ship with only a handful of fonts, and I think there are plenty of open source fonts out there that could be included but aren't.
Unix wasn't "good enough". It was, essentially, the standard for communication. The reason it was developed and adopted is to be used for what today we'd call a router. The idea was that big "real" computers wouldn't need to have their own networking components, instead, they'd connect to small and "dumb" computers, who, in turn would all use the same system, subsequently, would be able to connect and communicate with each other.

Unix was developed to be the small and "dumb" computer's OS. But, because it instantly monopolized the communication protocols, it became impossible to replace. Only a system that was 100% compatible with Unix would be able to do so, and that would be just another Unix.

In retrospect, it's very strange that a lot of programmers think that Unix is a good OS, or try to learn from its design. It's kind of awful, even after a lot of increments that tried to remove the awfulness and polish some rough edges, it's still really bad. And it's also getting worse, as virtually all long-living software does because of bolted-on functionality that wasn't anticipated by the original design.
I don't think there's any nuance here.

Apparently this is Google's Senior Director of Product for Gemini: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jack--k/

And he seems to hate everything white:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GG6e0D6WoAEo0zP?format=jpg&name=...

Maybe the wrong guy for the job.
I don't know, it's more then this. I ask ChatGPT to teach me all about Hinduism, the siva purana, ancient indian customs, etc., and it is an incredible tutor. I can ask it to analyze things from a Jungian perspective. I can ask it to consider ideas from a non-typical perspective, etc. It is pretty incredible, it is more then a word gargler.
It means it's getting more contracts as opposed to less as many advocated
That sounds like a very racist defintion of racism to me.
I don't understand why it still seems to be a huge secret.They've genetically modified seeds so that home gardening of fruits and veggies seeds cannot be used to plant future gardens.They tell us that we're using to many antibiotics,yet antibiotics are given to cows,pigs,chickens,the very meats we consume.Maybe that's why antibiotics are being said to not work and not human consumption.The very living conditions of meat consumption is also tainted. Meats are being grown in labs stating a shortage of food yet they are using chemicals like the ones listed here to reduce the foods we need. They recently raised the retirement age to 70 years old. They are trying to use chemicals which cause infertility in humans (read the article here keyword infertile). It's all about controlling population, people not living to retire,yet using them as lab rats while they are on this side of the dirt.Plausable deniability be dammed .
The rates need to go lower: government debt is too expensive to service at these rates.
I've been wanting another book like Declare ever since I read it - annoying to find your absolute favourite genre appears to consist of exactly one book. Not that the Laundry isn't fun and good :) but there's something about how mystical Declare is, like a Crying of Lot 49 or Foucault's Pendulum but that actually wants to get somewhere with its hints of a bigger world rather than just tease the reader with them.
LOL. Please don't be so eager to prove OP's point. It is kind of tacky.
Fun fact: It was originally legally mandated that if you form a business, it just be named after you.
I'm skeptical of the idea that anything is going to derive intelligence from the bottom up, but I'll be super impressed if that's how it goes.
Yes but the task names and parameters try to mimic natural language, like assert: that:, so you're supposed to read it as a whole, and it quickly turns into an abomination, with one syntax (yaml) for the structure and another (jinja) for values and conditions
Might be better than Krugman’s “no food, shelter, energy, or used cars” number
That’s because almost all of this is a distinctly American obsession and problem. Unfortunately it’s gleefully been exported worldwide into contexts where it doesn’t immediately — if at all — apply over the last five years or so and now we’re all saddled with this slow-growing infection.

Entire careers are built on the sort of thing that led Google to this place, and they’re not gonna give up easily.
Tesla Undeterred by Referendum, Giga Berlin Expansion Continues
Deno uses swc, but Bun does not, it uses its own parser/transpiler written in zig.

Source: check the language breakdown on zig's repo: 0% rust (what swc is written in).
> ASML is as much a bottleneck as TSMC.

A bigger one, since all of TSMC, Samsung, and Intel rely on ASML. It could be many years, if not decades, before ASML gets some serious competition.
A Bronze Age lip-paint from southeastern Iran
> underlying architectural issues from its dependencies (e.g. OpenCascade's OCCT and Coin3D)

Curious to know more. I occasionally look at CAD kernels and wonder about writing a C# wrapper. Is OCCT to be avoided?
There is no branch here, so nothing for the CPU to speculate on.
I am not sure if i should smash the upvote or downvote

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