skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah this is exactly it, HTMX does discourage this. And this is why my conclusion from my experience was that you either need to only use HTMX, or to do frontend "properly" with some sort of state management, because being somewhere in the middle is a pretty bad experience.
We just got done porting everything from AngularJS to Angular D:
@dang Can't this thread be titled "Vernor Vinge has died"? I feel like this is the usual title for those. With this title it's not obvious that the news is he died yesterday.
Fair enough. Then it seems that should be the lawsuit rather than murder though
This was here fairly recently and was roundly criticised for adding another DSL to learn to a solved problem (vanillaJs)

Has anything improved since?
Plus a $10k transfer fee and a $100k patent conversion fee to change a personal patent to a C-corp patent.

Transfer fees are not a bad idea in either case. If a company goes under, it often leaves a portfolio of patents which get auctioned off to the highest bidder. There should be some minimum bar there.
> It is not a great option, but a least worst option considering the alternatives.

Ammonia is definitely not the least worst option. Both methanol and biodiesel as better than it, both price wise and because they are not highly toxic gasses.

> As part of the safety protocols for the conduct of these tests, crew members also donned personal protection equipment such as chemical protection suits, nitrile chemical gloves, rubber boots, positive pressure mask and hood, and portable gas detectors for the relevant operations.

I guess they'll have to wear that 24/7?
Some Americans. Not enough because otherwise none of this would even be an issue.
E. coli does a lot more things than what is described in the article, the article just gives an extremely simplified view of the cells intelligence. They react to all sorts of substances in reality and decides where to go based on all of those, not just a simple "go towards good place" behavior. It is cool that they mapped out how it behaves in a simple environment, but you can do the same thing with humans, if you put a human in a simple experiment you can create similarly simple rules for human behavior.

And even if you just look at the behavior described in the article that would still require quite a bit of components since you would need to accumulate signals and normalize them and then turn that to oscillating control signals. Computing via chemical processes like cells do makes the computations a lot simpler.
The concurrency controls are not present using the tmux method. Though if I am running enough tasks for this to be an issue then something odd is happening.

The queue being persisted and surviving crashes could be useful, and isn't the case with tmux unless you manually script it up. Though it could be painful if the crash leaves things remaining tasks depend upon in an odd state…

The task tree could be useful: scheduling tasks to start once other tasks are completed.
So turns out we’ve all been thinking about inflation exactly correct, and the author picked a clickbaity title.

If the money in your pocket is losing X% of buying power, you need to earn same X% more to compensate.
It's going to take a long time to match the inbound bandwidth of the optic nerves. Lots of specialized cells involved. [0]

I supposed we could just jack in directly, though I really don't want surgery latching onto my optic nerve.

[0] https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn9633-calculating-the-....
Can't rule out the possibility that victorians were whipping sick skids. My fixie brothers & sisters through time.
Would it have removed the valuable properties of Gaza, as per this person, excluded?
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/mar/19/jared-kushne...
There are several features that can be considered neat on their own. Most of those features are probably derived from other languages, but together they form a very powerful language that simply takes away the pain that I feel using other modern languages, such as C++, Python, Java and NodeJS.

Here are a few on top of my head:

1) CSP concepts embedded deeply into the language (goroutines/channels/select) making concurrency easy to do correctly

2) Standard Library and Go toolchain providing everything that most languages use third party libraries for (formatting, testing, benchmarking, fuzzing, HTTP, crypto, etc...)

3) Compilation into a static binary that can just be copied from machine to machine without any dependencies whatsoever (even C struggles with that on Linux, due to glibc NSS fiasco)

4) Cross-compilation by changing two environment variables

5) Minimalistic distribution system - just write `import "github.com/person/repository"` - no need for packaging, pom.xml, requirements.txt, package.json, etc.

6) Interface-based modularity (structural typing), making code reuse much easier than the usual OOP-style abstract-class based modularity (nominal typing)

7) Extremely fast compilation, which makes read-modify-run development loop as fast as with interpreted languages
The article links to this page which has some images

https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/aAEss31XCNAuDi517cUgnw
First Genetically-Edited Pig Kidney Transplant into Living Recipient Performed
Gold can also be produces with renewable energy and some seawater. Doesn't mean it will make economic sense to do so.
How to make use of typographic refinement in Pages and other macOS apps
It also assumes all you want your salary to do is help you survive the current calendar year. If we follow their assumption, I have 5k less going towards retirement, savings, or contributions to child care - which is, you'll be shocked to find, a 10% decrease!

It's not like dollars I _didn't_ spend expired, their value was diminished, as was the value of every dollar I'll earn tomorrow, and therefor I'm within my rights to expect more of them.
If this is Biden's initiative, then the alternative is Trump? I'm sure there could be a technocratic rational non-idealogical third party that would get a bunch of HN voters but does any viable third party actually exist?

Fixing our education system is a lot bigger problem then we've ever been able to tackle as a country by popular initiatives.
> > while Black women had the highest, 23.8 per 100,000 live births in 2018-2021

> So more than double the national average.

For what it's worth, the current-official CDC figures also state that Black maternal mortality rate is about 2.6 times the maternal mortality rate for non-Hispanic white. So both methods show a racial disparity of a similar magnitude.
Useful languages can succinctly distinguish things which are qualitatively quite different. Describing everything in the world as "intelligent" sounds kinda cool and Zen, and may reflect some peoples' worldviews - but it also make "intelligent" pretty useless as an adjective.
One thing I've always wondered: the UK has FPTP, but there are about a dozen political parties with sitting MPs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_MPs_elected_in_the_201...

Why? Because local politics is not the same as national politics. Local parties exist. The Lib Dems are effectively a "local everywhere" party who have lots of councillors but few MPs. But the US, despite the much stronger Federal/State distinction and longer lists of elected posts, seems not to have local politics? Why are there no distinctive state level parties, in either large or small states?

(The UK list has an anomalously high number of "independents", but those are just people who have been expelled from their party for gross misconduct and will be binned at the next election)
Researching an Old Sitcom with AI
Self-organizing brownie swarms manage the whole process from the ethereal plane.
Show HN: Dropflow, a CSS layout engine for node or <canvas>
For the last 5 years I've been working on a layout engine that targets CSS2 and some more modern properties.

Live demo: https://chearon.github.io/dropflow/

It matches browsers in all cases I can find where they agree, and it's fast. It supports `position`, `inline-block`, `z-index`, and complex properties like `float` and `vertical-align`. It doesn't support high-level layout like flexbox or grid yet, but you can get intrinsics to easily divide space yourself and paint multiple layout trees. It has a great text layout implementation, and supporting non-Latin scripts is a top priority.

I've wanted this to exist as far back as 2013, and the desire kept coming up: for a way to get detailed intrinsics, for high quality rich text layout to canvas and SVG, and for server-side rich text. We currently use it in CellEngine for our new canvas-based spreadsheet library to layout text in hundreds of thousands of cells, and will be using it soon to render PDFs with thousands of pages in a few seconds.
With the typical reading volume of an academic and the amount of plastic in my toner cartridges, I'm not sure paper comes out ahead in that comparison.
Ah fair enough!
https://www.phoronix.com/news/XWayland-Drops-EGLStream
I have not understood the need of a purpose in life until I found myself in situations where direction evaporated. It is discomforting, surprising, and enlightening. This happened a few times, and I learned something new each time. It's a journey of self-discovery. Thinking of it both in grandiose terms as well as in the little habits was helpful.

It's also helpful to see what others do in such situations. Some common situations where the purpose in life changes:

- retirement

- kids moving out of the house

- hitting a grand goal (i.e. buying a house, trip of a lifetime)

- financial sufficiency or independence

- finishing college

Ikigai is a neat lens for exploring this part of self.
Look at Craft CMS multi site for a better implementation. It’s also multi-lingual, e.g. you can maintain Spanish and French translations for your global elements and then designate language for each of your sites and it’ll translate any shared content.

However, for 300 sites, anything but a custom web app will get out of hand because that’s too many to manage in a UI that’s primarily meant for a handful of sites.
Reddit set for hotly anticipated debut after pricing IPO at top of range
I think I've said "catastrophes" before rather than "disasters" and I think that's a better word, but I stand by it.

It doesn't matter that Rabbit doesn't intend harm. Neither does Tatja, at least to those who aren't trying to harm her. But well, look at what she does, at first she almost gets a few dozen people killed, reckless teenager but hardly extraordinary, next time we see her she's about to tear apart a kingdom to fraudulently seize power, and as collateral she's (without telling them) ensured everybody she knew previously will die if she fails. By the end Tatja has started a war in order to seize control of a means to signal off world. Only two other people on her world even realises what "signalling off world" would even mean, but she's potentially going to kill huge numbers of people to achieve it anyway. She's a catastrophe even though that wasn't her intent. She does apologise, for whatever it's worth, right at the very end, to people who were close to her and from whom she belatedly realises she is now so distant.

Rabbit is indeed just playing. When the library nearly falls over and kills a lot of university staff and students, that's just a small taste of what happens when playful Rabbit forgets for a moment that this isn't really just a game. Consider just how powerful Rabbit is remembering that's a distraction. The whole fight, which causes massive disruption to the city and easily could have led to enormous loss of life, isn't what Rabbit was really doing, it was just to distract Bob's team so that they don't focus on the labs for a few hours. And remember that Rabbit's goal here is clearly to secure the weapon for itself, not to deny it to the antagonist.
the only development (and it wasnt invented by neuralink) is flexible and smaller electrodes seem to take longer for scarring to take over than larger and more rigid ones. Right now, it seems that their only path is to help people with severe disabilities get better quality of life for a few years, which many people might take.
https://www.techpowerup.com/319704/intel-10a-1-nm-class-node...

They have some level of production as advanced as what they call Intel 20A. But it's a very small percent - can it be considered mass production?
> This article breaks down how the cell behaves down the the molecules

No, just for a single molecule. The cell does a lot more than that. Can read this if you want to learn a bit more.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6194112/

> So there is not much wiggle room for philosophy or souls. It looks intelligent, but look, we can peer under a microscope and don't see the intelligence.

Sure, but we still can't replicate its behavior in a natural environment, just simple lab environments.
>If your pay is above your rate of spending (i.e. you are a saver), then you can get by with a raise less than inflation and be the same off.

Inflation hits 'saver's harder because the money sitting in the bank is worth less than if they had purchased a durable good that could possibly be sold for more later.
"More importantly, this formula leads us to an unfortunate conclusion—inflation has a larger impact on those with lower savings rates."

This a very weird piece. I technically cannot say the math is wrong, but the conclusions reached are simply wrong.

The saving rates ( and other assets producing income ) are meaningless if the inflation swallows it. And if you think inflation protected products are the answer, with increased inflation their entry 'price' will only get higher and more inaccessible to regular folk.

In short, the calculations are not wrong, but they seem to ignore the reality of US population, where 5% inflation and 5% increase in wages at best means a wash.
The writeup explicitly states it was fun:

> This seems fun enough — and dumb enough — to try, so we got to work.

They then put it in their lobby because they thought it was cool.
Hyperscript, from the same author as htmx, complements it well. For instance, Hyperscript maintains its state on an element when you swap something out in the DOM. It bridges the gap for changing the DOM without making a round trip to the server.
I think these are to be read along with this comments from Jared Kushner. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/mar/19/jared-kushne...
:au BufWritePost * !git commit -a -m “Automatically commit crimes against my git history”

Or something like that
Personally been working on replacing “brew” with “nix” for package management. Eventually using VMs spun up with qemu to emulate nixOS on my Mac for primary dev environment.

Similar to hashicorp founder setup found here (except hoping to not use “parallels or vm ware fusion”: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ubDMLoWz76U
Product tying violates U.S. federal law
This merits the black ribbon atop the HN banner, I think.
The Reddits
any tips on making the jump to Kagi? I've been considering using it for a while now and it's just been inertia keeping me on Google
Menopause explains why some female whales live so long
I mean you don't have to support a third party candidate in the actual election.

What would be a third party candidate are now running under the two major parties. There's a reason people say things like "Social Democrat" or "Tea Party Republican" and those candidates are effectively third-party candidates; they run under the parties banner but don't share all of the same viewpoints.

The real issue is that a minority of people vote in this country so "fringe" groups can easily win a primary by just showing up [1].

A secondary issue is the first-past-the-post system.

[1]: https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2023/07/12/voter-turnou...
Ye that is true. I am trying to rationalize why I am not hypocritical right now :)

I think the difference is that you created your own forum and community on Reddit under the pretense that it is yours. Reddit more or less sucked up the existing forums. And then Reddit throws more and more ads in your face and siezes control of the means of memeing.

HN seems to be run in a different way. Many of the old forums were run by commercial entities, but at the time they did not try to profit from the forums in such a in your face way.
Reddit trading at $53 premarket in European exchange
The power of WordPress lies in its community, branding, and marketplace. The options you mentioned simply don't compete in these areas.
Warning: depending on your life, the first reading about ikigai might make you even more depressed (cause it may reopen wounds)
I've been using it for a few months now at work and on my personal machines. It's been solid, and remarkably performant compared with Docker Desktop.
> Bush started Syria, Libya, Yemen, Somalia and Pakistan?

I thought you were talking about prolonged wars that drained the coffers like Afghanistan and Iraq requiring massive deployments of personnel and equipment. Your examples are not even in the same order of magnitude of spending (and probably not even if all are combined but it's hard to find figures on spending related to them directly). Also not comparable on the amount of human suffering caused by the US government compared to Iraq/Afghanistan.

> The only time the Democrats balanced the budget was the time they ended welfare queens and were tough on illegal immigration. Clinton from the 90's would be considered conservative today.

I don't think this is a point to what I said, if it worked for the Democrats then why the GOP with an even stronger rhetoric against welfare and immigrants cannot achieve lowering the deficit and, as the facts show, increase it every single time? Something about their policies and ideology doesn't help the budget, it's empirical.

> Let me guess he also made them abandon the Bagram air base without any planning as well? Bush made them leave the humvees for the Taliban to use.

Well, not Bush but definitely another Republican president:

> In February 2020, the Trump administration and the Taliban signed the United States–Taliban deal in Doha, Qatar, which stipulated fighting restrictions for both the US and the Taliban, and provided for the withdrawal of all NATO forces from Afghanistan in return for the Taliban's counter-terrorism commitments. The deal, and then the Biden administration's final decision in April 2021 to pull out all US troops by September 2021 without leaving a residual force, were the two critical events that triggered the start of the collapse of the Afghan National Security Forces (ANSF).
hey now, when using terms like 'Slider Revolution' always remember to include a trigger warning to avoid sending all the salty wordpress webdevs into fits of insurmountable rage
This is fantastic advice! One additional thing I do is

Identify people they don’t work with, that you would naturally assume they would. Typically this means:

Your understanding of how processes flow in this industry has some gaps, or some thing you thought was crucial is a solved problem that people don’t think about; or

There is tension and some history here, tread lightly while you figure out the office politics; or

You’ve identified a legitimate opportunity! Be careful here though, you need to understand if some higher ups have misaligned incentives to keep the status quo before you suggest changes.
It looks like a shorter and more specific syntax for things you can already do with vanilla stuff. In theory more tricky but faster to develop for one person (something like tailwind for JS). I find tailwind makes me develop faster than css but is a bit more tricky to get started on existing tailwind components than in just CSS components.
Don't forget Google Wave.

May 2010 - August 2010.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Wave
I've used the prop-drivers for a couple of years now with absolutely zero issues so I'd say so. But I guess your use case might vary. I don't use Wayland.
Is this for real?

Of course if only your expenses increase by 5% and you earn more than that, you may need less than 5% wage increase to cover the increase. But then your 'surplus' is less of a percentage of your wage, and what there is, is now worth 5% less in purchasing power too.

The reasoning, isn't.
opengl support would be just very very nice!
From your response, its the exact right license.

The GPL was meant to be viral, and require contributions if you change it. GPL@ didnt understand that would be a thing.

GPL3 also had the Affero, to deal with parasite companies, like what you seem to represent. If you want to use and follow the license? Cool. Elsewise GTFO.
> I never liked the way biology was taught in high school. It was too much about the names of things. A subject so vast is spoiled by a textbook, which can only point at the endless parade of stuff-there-is-to-know.

Amen. You could easily teach quite intricate biology in grade school, if you focused on a fascinating example or two. How many more people would be inspired, rather than bored?
Once you change your browser default doesn't the inertia point in the other direction?
Curious on if others have switched from vscode to Zed and can share their experiences
Which many developers only adopted, because they didn't had to pay anything, while the tool maker's salaries were being burned by VC money.
Video-Outpainter: Mastering Video Outpainting Through Input-Specific Adaptation
A Fire Upon the Deep and A Deepness in the Sky are the books that opened my eyes to the utter incomprehensibility and weirdness of what intelligent alien life would really be like if it's out there.

I also credit the Transcend as being the first plausible, secular explanation for "gods" that I ever came across back in my militant atheist days.

These stories will be with me until I am gone, too. Thank you, Vernor. RIP.
install the plugin and enjoy? what specifically is keeping you?

if you just type in the search bar it will automatically use Kagi so there isn't really any friction.
I'm pretty much static guarantees to the bone. But I sort of get where the dynamic camp is coming from.
With something like python, you need to understand lists, dictionaries, loops, and the call stack. And then you're off to the races.

Meanwhile with ocaml you need to understand type theory, type inference, algebraic data types, the module system, maybe row poly, (insert a bunch of other things), and now also algebraic effects. And there's no guarantee that the well formed logic of your domain problem is compatible with the type theory your language is using (although, adt + generics almost always does the job if you take a minute).

That being said, the way that's being expressed here does leave something to be desired. Like, if someone doesn't jive well with static techniques that's one thing. But I've never really understood decrying people who get it as suffering from some sort of Stockholm syndrome.
Exactly.

"Did you know if you ignore the effect of inflation on half of your take-home income, you can pretend inflation is half the actual rate?"

Well, no shit.
Skrodes have six wheels, so…
You could do that with angularjs 1.5 components too. But afaik it was/is not standard practice to embed html and css inside your js, because many (most?) editors treat html inside a string as a string instead of as html.
the red helices? those are transmembrane helices, and i guess yes they can transmit information in some cases. there are receptors in the membrane of our cells that respond to mechanical force
I love these arguments: To help with inflation:

>> Have a higher savings rate

Uh, right. So for someone who is just getting by, does not "overspend" and does not have luxury items, how do they do this? I hear over and over the argument is: if you can not save money, you are overspending... well, if you are in the cheapest housing you can get, have no car, no hobbies, no expenses outside of food/shelter/water/electric bills, and you are not saving, what do you do? Too often I hear the well off say "just spend less".

I think the author is trying to get around the idea that people should actually get raises.