skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>Sending this guy to prison for 25 years is a waste for everyone involved.

Agreed. 10 years is pretty much a life sentence already; who is the same person that they were a decade ago? Sentences beyond 10 years are not instructive but punitive and sadistic: if you're putting people in cages for that long then justice would be better served to banish. International waters? Make an interior Australia on federal lands over a few States: walled off with full security entry/exit points?

Not only is taking so many years equivalent to partial death, without the normalcies prison strips from its victims (yes America's prisoners are victims like the Brit's victims of hang-em for everything were still victims) it effectively kills off the family lines of these people because only a few states have conjugal visits. Most prisoners in the US are in enforced inceldom. If you argue crime is genetic and it's a good thing they are prevented from reproducing, then you just contravened civils rights arguments against that.

As bad as the American ones are, Japan treats you worse. I got to hear my internet friend and troll JS on voice chat after Japan let him out of jail, what he said completely disabused me of any interest in visiting that place. It's soft torture not by exposure to appaling conditions (US), but by excruciating and consistent techniques of 'light' torture employed, such as only being able to sit/kneal and lay in two positions almost every bit of all 24-hour periods and being unable to communicate with anybody. It is a mental solitary confinement, and if I witnessed some parent treat even an "unruly child" the way the Japanese system treats those in their custody, I would see pink mist/red cave and be sent off to prison for a long time myself.

Zimbardo's prison experiment decades ago should have indicated to us that we are experiencing dozens of holocaust-tier human rights crises (sans the mass deaths) every year these things continue to operate in current form.

If you can't treat them as human in prison (partial autonomy, dignity), then you are saying they are criminally insane. If they are insane, they need to be in an assylum and not a dungeon (assylums had {and may still have [idk]} their own serious issues too). Prison should never be punitive, that is partially killing someone to punish them. Deterrence Theory is century old bunk we tell ourselves so we don't feel bad for Uncle Ned possibly being equivalent to a camp guard in a massive human rights quagmire made trying to address a millennia-old problem.

Wow, this turned into a rant! Time to smack submit, push the hemorrhoid back up, flush, and be done! :^)
Notepad++ (and this one here) are based on Scintilla [0]. It's worth pointing it out because it is a high-quality open source code editor component.

SciTE [1] is the "official" demo-editor for Scintilla and was last updated on March 9th 2024. The history reaches back to 1999.

[0] https://www.scintilla.org/

[1] https://www.scintilla.org/SciTE.html
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I guess? Uber and grubhub are tech insofar as paying their not-technically-workers less is only legal when its done through an app. Can't deny its convenient though.

WebRTC is nice and I like it. Work from home is lovely.

I think the internet is having a rough time with things, and that in general corporations have become more greedy and more bold, which overshadows the smaller improvements.
No, I think it is the same thing. Typically¹ with a Builder there's one final method that builds and returns the final object (which has a different type).

¹ Edit to add: well, it's a pattern I've seen a lot, anyway. I think it's preferable to mutating the final object in place because it "makes illegal states unrepresentable" as others in this discussion have mentioned.
An S-100 bus computer as done by Apple! I love this form-factor even though I can understand why it didn't catch on. The early personal computer era was exciting in the same way as the early 1900s were for aeroplane design.

Maybe it wouldn't have been the nightmare the author imagines - Apple figured out how to connect all sorts of gear using Appletalk, and somebody else here pointed out that the chaos of IBM PC compatibles is probably what helped PCs really take off.

This would've used more desk space tho.
Speaking of Flutter, that and Electron seem to be the only really mature multi-platform build systems.

What is Dioxus's competitive proposition vs those two? The performance and memory efficiency+safety of Rust is one, any others?
> If you are early in your career, I suggest you work on these types of skills. It is surprising how often I have found myself on a random box that I needed to parse application logs “by hand”. This happens to me even in fancy, K8-rich environments.

It’s surprising how many times you have to ad hoc parse due to the tools being so poor. It’s endemic.
Yeah I know, hence its odd I found it kind of dumb for personal use. Moreso with the smaller models, which lost an objective benchmark I have to some Mistral finetunes.

And I don't think I was using it wrong. I know, for instance, the Chinese language models are funny about sampling since I run Yi all the time.
Oh man Piaget. Responsible for bad information on kids for both Object permanence, and abstract reasoning.

His views on egocentrism at least seem not as obviously wrong as those two; not sure what modern studies have to say.
The compelling differentiator is that all the features are easily discoverable, you don't need to read a manual before you know how to save/quit/search/replace/use tabs/undo/redo/macros/etc.
He will serve 12.5 unless he is truly a dumbass though good behavior for nonviolent crime.

Don't forget he has ruined many peoples lives, and probably driven quite a few to kill themselves.
There are nueromorphic companies like https://rain.ai
Of course, I'm just thinking of enhancing the user experience. Twitter Blue could just increase the authority score a bit or something, with the main focus still on semantic mapping.
That seems...excessive.

Being fined for not offering an obvious web-only client.
Q) what is the purpose of the copyright year?

A) to always show the current year, apparently!
emacs works great on windows. I'm not sure if there are things notepad++ does that emacs can't but I've never had any windows-specific issues with emacs.
You're in the clear with the syscall numbers, at least. Linux treats them as part of the stable public API for each platform. If they want to update a syscall, they have to make a new version with its own number, and keep the old version around for as long as x86-64 is supported.
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We're not going to compete on having the best model -- at least that's the plan. We'll wrap around open source models or whatever we can license. We will compete on having the best library of assets (characters, sets, sounds etc) for putting videos together. We like this plan because 1. most people don't like a blank canvas where they have to create everything from scratch, they'd rather be able to assemble things together 2. people like participating in trends, and they will be able to riff on a popular character super easily.
Language models weren't considered "AI" until very recently.

Research, really theory, in the area of AI has been around for decades but focused on artificial intelligence rather than how to weigh and compress massive amounts of written language to used by a text predictive algorithm.
Three suicides make this crime a bit more violent than you give it credit for. Not to mention absolute destruction of 00s if not 000s of lives.
First-time sentenced for crimes against 1000s of people.
I enjoyed playing the built-in "Advanced NetWars" game: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NetWars#Legacy
The modern puritanism is really shocking to a '60s child 8-/

How we've regressed...
Surely the better takeaway is to just not bet on crypto in general? It's supposed to act like a currency, not a stock. So long as people keep feeding into these pump-and-dump schemes they'll keep happening.

Money doesn't come from nowhere. For every dollar you make on crypto, somone loses a dollar. All these BS coins do is shuffle wealth from the unlucky gamblers to the lucky ones. Go spend your money at a casino instead.
He'll do about 30% or less. Maybe they'll say jails are full again and release most the inmates like they did during covid.
>A lot of this tooling is available for C++ development at Google.

No, it isn't. Google even has their own build system, because obviously CMake is so bad, but it it is made for insanely large systems not ease of entry for medium/small projects.

C++ slowly is adopting the language features that allow for such integrated tooling, but it isn't there yet. But right now the tooling can't exists simply because of what C++ is. The problems you can't easily solve in C++ are things like "how do I integrate this already existing library into our build chain", that is a legitimately hard question and millions of lines of code have been written trying to solve that problem.

There is no equivalent to cargo for C++, there is build2, there is conan there is vspkg and the VS build system. ALL of them suck and have their own gigantic problems which will raise their head and suddenly you are struggling with include and build problems.

Google hasn't fixed C++, nobody has.
The binding of the book is part of it's value.

It's an almost 150-old piece of skin. Everyone who interacted with that poor woman is long since dead. Everyone who interacted with someone who interacted with that woman is either dead or in mid-to-late 70s, that's how far this is. I would be surprised if there was a 'family' who waited for this moment, and who would ask anything else than just to cremate the piece of skin.

I'm parisian, and part of my family is in the region for a long time, and yet it's not like I'm mourning every day because potentially some ancestor's tibia is being used as decoration in the catacombe.
Some questions along these lines are not so easy. For example, iterated versions that take bankruptcy into account (game over) by using geometric mean instead of arithmetic mean; but that might not always be the optimal strategy [https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.68.10.2493].
It’s simple - everyone here arguing the merits of a lower sentence identifies with Sam.
The brain’s 3d packing is via folding. Maybe something similar would be better than just stacking.
Npp is great for editing text, no matter what kind of text file it is. It has a bunch of crazy plugins that are just mean for editing and converting text in files. For example, you can edit a column of text (rather than just a row). It's great for working on log files or anything computer generated that needs reformatting. Works ok as a code editor too but it's not an IDE (although it does come in handy when an IDE is not available). It's just another tool to have in your quiver.
> It was not necessary to toss out the political system and move to an authoritarian one just to make it happen.

Where? When? It’s by definition not applicable to the topic of this thread.
The study[1] is relevant insofar as it approximately measures the prevalence of such personality types. ie: it's more than a handful of outliers even if it is a minority and subject to geographic variation, you can imagine how some regions have a higher or lower proportion.

At the end of the day, it's a belief problem. It doesn't take a leap to understand how a belief system that agrees with "The only way our country can get through the crisis ahead is to get back to our traditional values, put some tough leaders in power, and silence the troublemakers spreading bad ideas," leads to police who act as tough leaders on troublemakers.

Like you said, it's a complex problem, and beliefs are a component.

1. https://pro.morningconsult.com/articles/right-wing-authorita...
I have run Notepad++ with Wine on Linux before and it works well.

Kate is awesome. It’s cross platform as well.
For PEM specifically have you had any experience with pyridostigmine or cumin (the kitchen spice)?
It's a complete re-implementation from scratch, they don't share code, using the same programming language is not particularly relevant.
You could also think of it as 11 minutes each for defrauding each of 1.2MM people. I don't know whether either of those sentences are good ones, but there does come a point at which a narrow violent crime should be punished less than a huge non-violent one. FEMA uses about 7.5MM for a human life for certain cost-benefit analyses (much lower values are used in many of the countries where most FTX customers lived): is there a sense in which doing a billion dollars of damage is in certain ways comparable to 130 killings? Surely some people who lost money would have used that money in part to save someone's life.
While the great oxidation event happened over a prolonged period of time, evidence points to a significant decrease in the size of the earth's biosphere over that time [1]. It's hard to say exactly what happened that early in the earth's history, but if we look at mass extinctions, they are by definition a rapid decrease in biodiversity where evolution fails to keep pace with extinction. If you graph the number of species over time, you see these periodic cliffs when mass extinctions occur [2].

The problem with climate change is not that humans will destroy life on this planet - it will recover from us, eventually - but we can make it much harder for us to live here and cause a lot of suffering and harm, and maybe even cause our own extinction.

1. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6717284/
2.https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/4d/Phaneroz...
Also, the original Notepad++ is unabashedly native to Windows, with none of the limitations or expense of cross-platform toolkits like Qt. So it's lightweight and responsive even on lowest-specced boxes.
This article isn't about tokens.

If you believe blobs are "nonsense" that should be called out, I think that's an interesting discussion space to enter.
Am i dreaming, Americans clarify is there like a catch that he’ll be out in 2.
It’s certainly immoral but it’s the risk you take investing in an unregulated market. There are regulations to prevent exactly this when you invest in stocks or put your US dollars into a bank account.
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It doesn't strike me as particularly unusual for the clock to give one time, and then a different time later. A lot of factors might go into making promises and each time they're evaluated variables may be different.

I might give an ETA for some code, say 3 days, then do something else and find an easier way to do the task I was asked about earlier, dude to happenstance or even lower demands on my time ... so that later when asked again I might give an even even earlier ETA.
It seems to me the current structure of ISO being a private body is fundamentally untenable. Obviously it costs money to develop standards and regulations, but the budget should come from governments paying to develop standards they want. I don't think we benefit from a competitive landscape today in the private standards industry. For the most part, it seems like there's effectively one body that produces them for a continent anyway (ANSI for NA, ISO for EU/ROW). Keep the competition in the testing/certification space.
In the 60's and 70's, people stuck around for the long haul to collect their pensions.

Once that game ended, all bets were off.
Thanks, this is helpful feedback. We're definitely frustrated with how long it takes to load a character. We'll see what we can do to give a better sense of what the character will look like before the training job kicks off. We should be able to show some intermediate results.
I think it depends on how we define victim, and especially how direct and tangible the harm needs to be to be considered a victim.

But maybe it also has to do with whether people feel victimized. If no one felt victimized, would we punish?

So I imagine it's probably a combination of who feels victimized and who society believes should feel victimized. Because as others may respond, white-collar crime has people who get harmed as a result of the actions, even if it's not as obvious as the person directly punching them in the face.

One could argue that even the fact of breaking the law can harm those who went through great lengths to not break the law.
Is it everywhere though?

He's already proven he's perfectly fine running his empires from countries with a more relaxed attitude to financial regulations.
Re-training propaganda: [only the JetBrains products should be used, repeat after me...].
The phrase was coined in reference to Adolf Eichmann.
In addition, most parts of the first cell of what will become a baby, come from the mother. This includes all DNA in mitochondria and another organelle that I don't remember the name.
If a # of pages share style, loading a shared stylesheet once is probably better than each page duplicating it. Also from maintenance pov.

Shared style in separate stylesheet(s), per-page style in each page itself. But I understand author's reasoning for doing otherwise. Btw: great tip about avoiding downloaded fonts! Default fonts are fine with rare exceptions.

Kudoz for trying to make pages load quick. But few users will be bothered by HTML+CSS and (moderate!) use of JS. Network latency is a thing no matter how lightweight a page is. And users are used to that.

What makes websites slow:

Tons & tons of (3rd party) tracking scripts. Tons of <insert web tech here> based "frameworks" without thinking twice how that affects page weight (both network transfer, and client side RAM & cpu load). Pictures of several MB each when lossy encoding at 1/10th file size would do. Video-playing ads (especially bad: those that popup again minutes after you clicked [x] on previous one). "Subscribe to newsletter" or similar popups. Cookie dialogs.

In short: what annoys people on other sites, will annoy users of your site. And what those annoyances are, is well known by now.
There are also tiers, so those who paid the most are the first:

>X Premium has three tiers: Basic, Premium, and Premium+, with more features available in each higher tier.

>Basic: ... reply prioritization

>Premium: ... larger reply prioritization

>Premium+: ... largest reply prioritization

https://help.twitter.com/en/using-x/x-premium
I'm not as short-sighted (-3 in each, plus astigmatism of around 2.5 in my left eye) but to me there is a clear difference between the lack of focus that I have without my glasses and low resolution videos viewed with corrected vision. There's even a clear difference between both of those and e.g. reduced visibility from fog or haze.

And this isn't just down to videos being shown on a screen - just looking at digital photos with a critical eye also shows the difference between an out-of-focus shot (which approximates myopia) and a shot that's simply taken with a low-res sensor. One of the standout points is the way that lights look - low-res but in-focus shots don't have the "bokeh" effect.
Notepad++ has a place in my heart. When I was learning HTML back in the late 90s early 00s I was using MS Frontpage or Adobe Dreamweaver GUI.

I read that those would spit out sub-optimal HTML and you should use a text editor. So I downloaded Notepad++ and I learned real HTML using it.
For a GUI based project, I'd actually prefer they were VC and/or corporate backed with clear governance.

OSS backend libraries are easily forked, and someone is usually willing to hack on a database library, but GUIs tend to be boring to work on, and designers don't tend to have to the same gumption to work for free that developers do.
I've been cold to the bone after skiing and I've made maple candy on snow on multiple occasions, but I'll confess, I've never done those consecutively. (Mostly because it would never have occurred to me to drag along a bottle of maple syrup on a ski trip.)
A colleague of mine, who certainly was an extremely experienced and knowledgeable programmer, used Notepad++ for everything. Certainly was interesting to see how good you can be even with relatively simple tools.
Npp is a code editor, and you're comparing it to an IDE. Apples and oranges.
> If I was thinking about driving through the Amazon I would ask others what the experience was like to better understand the risks, not just hop in the car and hope for the best.

Not what you are doing.

If you were probing to discover risks, you wouldn't be here asking what happens if your business fails. You would be asking how to prevent the business from failing.

> Are you saying that the best way to handle risks is to put your head in the sand and pretend they don't exist?

When it comes to entrepreneurship, yes.

You don't know what will come along and kill your business. Maybe Meta eats your lunch. Maybe the government in your jurisdiction passes a law that is incompatible with your primary monetization strategy. Maybe your house burns down and you need to sell.

Are any of these actually worth worrying over and planning mitigation against? Or are they your own personal black swan events that you just need to handle in the moment?

You know when the best time to worry about getting a job after your startup fails? When your startup fails.

To put it bluntly, this is all about mindset. You can't de-risk starting a company. You can only believe in your ability to overcome the obstacles that will come up as they come up. Planning what happens if you fail shows enough lack of belief in yourself that you almost de-facto will fail, because that exit door is always there if things get hard.
I'm with you, they feel a bit redundant and uninteresting at this point. Like we get it, a spade's a spade, no reason to go on about it. Imagine people commented "postgres is a database" on every postgres related post.
You're usually a very accurate poster on legal matters, but this contradicts the linked article:

SBF may serve as little as 12.5 years, if he gets all of the jailhouse credit available to him," Mitchell Epner, a former federal prosecutor, told CNN.

Federal prisoners generally can earn up to 54 days of time credit a year for good behavior, which could result in an approximately 15% reduction.

Since 2018, however, nonviolent federal inmates can reduce their sentence by as much as 50% under prison reform legislation known as the First Step Act.

Are you saying the article is wrong, or did you maybe not consider this possibility?
I'd prefer a general approach that used the first column as a key, and the rest as the value...into a dict/hash. Then if you need the Album title or something else later, it's easy to alter.

I'm sure awk could do that, but with Perl:

sp current | perl -nE '/(\S+)\s+(.*)/ and $d{$1}=$2;END{say "$d{Title} by $d{Artist}"}'
I don't even normally believe in "punishment" because I don't actually think it works. I think SBF will spend 20-25 years in prison, continuously blaming every human on earth except himself the entire time. If he thought what he was doing was wrong, he wouldn't have continued to do it for so long.

That said, I also have no reason to think that if he's not locked away, he won't just do the same or similar scam again. He hasn't shown any remorse, and he just pretends to be ignorant of all the crimes. If not put into jail, I suspect he'd just go to a country with difficult extradition laws and do some other cryptocurrency scam from there. Putting him in jail for 20 years at least avoids it for 20 years.