skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'd argue an empty set of general-purpose architectural registers, a set of several base/index registers, instructions that take both their sources and destinations from indexed-memory operands, coupled with the stack engine, internal register renaming and memory remapping (to the unexposed register file with oh I don't know, 512 or more of non-architectural general-purpose registers) would work as well, if not better. You get the effect of the register windows by simply passing arguments on the stack (which is actually backed by invisible registers), and its easier to resolve dependencies when you use essentially unbounded number of stack slots instead of the fixed number of registers.

Look at 6502: making an implementation for it with the zero page backed by register file instead of RAM is entirely possible.
As a white man who has been harassed on Facebook and who got no help from Meta or the law, your comment doesn't seem to add anything helpful to the discussion.
Interesting.
What OS/browser do you use?
They confirmed there is not live virus in the milk capable of replication. Just remnants after pasteurization.
- You should try this steak, it's delicious!

- You can't prove that! I'm not trying the steak until you have evidence that it's delicious!

The typical HN downvoter invited (once) to eat at a restaurant...
>doesn't evolve deterministically

Isn't that still debated?
Man, Anduril must be spending a fortune on advertising right now. They've been on top of HN a few times recently and I've seen a bunch of advertorials about them popping up on FB.
Almond... Milk?
It's just crazy to me that water (water!) was privatised. How do you look at something so basic and essential and think that what it needs is a layer of people added who are trying to extract as much profit from it as possible? I mean, the answer is obvious, but it's so depressing that it just happened without the streets being filled with people protesting.

https://www.ft.com/content/91a2779a-4077-11e7-9d56-25f963e99...

"Consumers in England are paying £2.3bn more a year for their water and sewerage bills under the current privatised system than if the utility companies had remained in state ownership, according to research by the University of Greenwich."

It just seems so obvious to me that for basic necessities, you don't want them owned by people trying to get away with doing the bare minimum, charging the most they can get away with and weaselling their way out of repairing, maintaining and improving the system.
Won't the virus be killed by pasteurization which most milk is?
Alt milks are usually ultra processed and quite unhealthy compared to regular milk. Not sure this is a viable alternative.
1: Phishing protection

2: Protection against data breaches since Passkeys are not reused

3: Ability to login to devices you don't own without entering a password (QR code scanning)
Optimizing your programs for Arm platforms
Are you suggesting that technology should be only be permitted after some group of people deems it ready for the masses?
Openwashthepolice
It's not so much hating what they do but the manner in which they do it. CLAs and not contributing upstream from the get-go means Canonical's special stuff cannot go further than Canonical.
Because running GPT4 for hundreds of millions iOS users is not an easy task - especially if there is no subscription model behind it.
The virus is killed by pasteurization.

There is no live virus in the milk.
I would disagree about Apple having a "rich docking ecosystem".

Apple might be the only major manufacturer to not provide their own docking solution that work extremely well, beyond trying to do it with a display.

As soon as the "pro" moniker is used, 2, if not 3 monitors are completely normal. Extra wide monitors do not cut it. 3 24" 2k monitors at 2560x1440 can be far preferable to a single ultrawie that barely provides 2 monitors worth of pixels in the same space.

Lenovo, HP, Dell, Microsoft, all have it nailed. Used almost all of them before Apple.
Windows are not bad if you have control over them. But in corp env, you don't and the force updates, AV, FW, extra AV scans and other monitoring shit so even with 32 GB of RAM, fast SSD and latest i7 PC would start to act like it's Win98. That's why I switch to Mac M2, zero corporate shit and total control so it works great.
A local videographer. It doesn’t need to be complicated. It’s just corporate video.
If you'd actually read her long-form work (specifically, her books Hiding In Plain Sight and They Knew)... Humor her for the length of those, then see how you feel.

Her thesis is that "Russiagate" wasn't cooked up; that Trump is, in fact, simply an agent of a class of wealthy oligarchs who don't have loyalty to anything but their own money; that people are drawn to him because their correct instincts about the dysfunction in DC are being misdirected to him as a savior, in a way that is identical to the way autocratic, kleptomanic strongmem have been put into power in the past in other countries.

Give her work a chance. If you come out of it still supporting Trump, then I suppose you've made the right decision. But see why she's come to her conclusions first; I personally think that they're compelling. Otherwise, it's kind of weird to disagree with an argument you don't even understand.
> RISC-V achieves better code density than x86

Maybe, but one of the original arguments for RISC, again, was that code density will no longer matter. Apparently, it still does.
minimalism and due diligince, I hope.

my 2 cents are that it is not theoretically possible to handle and actually fight the problem of _too many dependencies_. we all need them to move quickly.

But, there must be a balance.

remark: just look at the FE framework / packages world (eco system), this is too much, and most are not needed.
I’ve seen videos about lab grown meat being in development. Is it actually available and available at scale?

I haven’t looked to see if studies have been done to look at the nutritional profile of lab grown vs normal meat. I’d be curious about that as well before I tried it.
There was no need for a rival. Peasant revolts were actually quite common and in some cases they succeed in forcing their feudal lords' hands, to some degree [1].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_of_the_Remences
Are you implying cow's milk supports biodiversity? Because it absolutely doesn't. In fact, animal agriculture is the leading cause of biodiversity loss.

https://www.unep.org/news-and-stories/press-release/our-glob...
I am not, but I have a lot of respect for people who are. Personally, I'm too selfish and animal products taste too good.
The KeepassXC file is encrypted (granted, only with a password). Sure, that file is now on multiple devices, so somewhat more vulnerable.

The problem with storing on-device comes when you use multiple devices. I have three devices (PC, laptop and phone) that I use regularly and interchangeably. What am I supposed to do, if the keys are tied to a single device? Worse, what do I do if that device dies, or is stolen?
Who is persecuting white males?
Animal agriculture is the leading cause of biodiversity loss. So, yes, all the above.
To clarify, the article says this is not confirmed, but an ongoing research question,

- "The researchers expect additional lab studies currently underway to show that those samples don’t contain live virus with the capability to cause human infections"
Can you elaborate? I'm not familiar with Xen, and I don't see the connection to getting fired for making the 'wrong' VM.
Waiting for Netscape
UK media is rather parochial - this is probably a "First in the World" event that only qualifies when you realise it is the "First time in the World that this thing has been done by someone from the UK".

The local site - it is an international trial started 25 Oct 2023 and is still recruiting. https://findastudy.uclh.nhs.uk/trial/661035dfbf51030ec062e8f...
If anything it could vaccinate folks
Only if a significant amount of people are being directly infected by the cows and a mutation occurs in a person to allow spread to other humans. So seems like the chance is low, but not zero.

The real worry is pigs.

If it makes its way to pigs, we are in trouble. From what I understand, pigs contain a mix of avian and human receptors that make them the ideal mixing ground for crossover. Cows do not.
You're going to have to provide some sources if you'll be making such bold claims ...
Yes. And they confirmed that it has been in these samples.
I think it's less of a Mac thing, and more of a RAM thing.

More ram than you anticipate is like extra lung capacity and working memory. Also an extra year or two out of the laptop. Combined with horsepower it can be an advantage.

Instant switching of apps or screens can have it's benefits, but needs to be managed.

Similar to having more tabs open than normal. Tools like Firefox Spaces are invaluable for switching between multiple client projects.

Waiting for apps to open/load/close can add up significantly throughout a day depending on the variety.
Would gingivitis [1] or other periodontal diseases count?

[1] - https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9526927/
> 1Password _could_ just integrate with the native UI. But they chose not to. This however means shipping a native app which is a lot more heavy-weight than shipping a web extension.

I mean, I kind of understand this; they're going to have to do the WebExtension either way, since there's no standard API across platforms.
The studies have been completed. The answer is no live virus.
We waste like 1/3rd of the food and half of the planet is overweight/obese, I think we could slow down a bit tbh
If you want to type the window, something like alfred / raycast / spotlight search invoked by keyboard can help.
Pea is pretty good, at least here in Europe. Really depends on your ecosystem.
Maybe it’s just because I’m an EE, but I really got into the data modes too. Like did you know how stupid simple old school
pagers are to create signals for? You have to make some slight modifications get them into the Ham Bands (or buy a new one, apparently a thing!) but after that it’s just 512 baud FSK.
A plant-based diet is cheaper than a regular diet: https://www.ox.ac.uk/news/2021-11-11-sustainable-eating-chea...
Its not really economic to grow it at scale and how to scale it up is as of yet unsolved last I checked.
Sonic: Talos's low-latency Go asynchronous networking library for trading
Tools like Yabai are interesting. I found I've wanted to learn more about people's setups in how they keep one screen config whether there's only the laptop display or 1, 2, or 3 external displays and it looks like Yabai and another one listed here is a step forward.
Soy milk is cooked, blended and strained. Hardly ultra processed.

Cows milk is also cooked, and homogenised.
Do hate crimes include white males?
Are antibiotics suddenly a factor in viral infections?
This is fantastic.

If it's possible to set the default language for the wiki popups to something other than English, I'm showing this to my oldest kid tonight!
This is one reason HN is often not-subtly mocked. We condone the behavior by not shutting it down. And the negativity consumes a lot of the air in the room.
You wouldn't have this insane law though if the internet never existed.

The free world that evolved after WW2 is simply not compatible with the internet.
You can make your own oat milk with organic oats in like 1 minute with a blender and strainer. Not sure that qualifies as ultra processed, but there’s no risk of H5N1 so I think I’ll stick with it.
Reminds me of ptable.com

Both seem to be useful references.
Please don't inject milk into your muscle tissue.
As a father of two US teens who use TikTok quite a lot, neither of them could give two shits if TikTok was shut down. Snapchat? Now that's a completely different story. TikTok is a boredom filler, Snapchat is a teen communications essential.
I do live in the south. I'm a lifelong Texan raised around Evangelicals, Baptists and Pentecostals. Pro-life, pro-cop, pro-military God and guns red state to the core people. I've been watching the normalization of extremism and radicalization within my own culture for years. I know whereof I speak.
This is what you’re looking for.

https://www.cdc.gov/flu/avianflu/candidate-vaccine-virus.htm
The distribution of resources of the world is grossly unfair. Two things need to happen: fewer people and a cap on how much one person has.
You mean juice, right? As far as I know Oat, Soy and Almond contain no milk.
No-Code and AI Tools That Will Make You a Millionaire [video]
to turn it into a bookmarklet, do this:

1. grab the minified js from the CDM, i.e. https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/canvas-confetti@1.9.2/dist/conf...

2. remove the comments at the start and end

3. paste it into the template below

javascript: (async () => { /* paste minified JS here */ ; confetti();})();

4. (optional) customize the confetti()-call

5. copy the result and paste it into bookmark

This works on most pages (tested on some tabs I have open), but it does not seem to work on hackernews itself. Here it gives me ContentSecurityPolicy-Error when creating the worker. (at least it does in edge)
When my mom was growing up she had organ meats pretty regularly, as it was cheaper and they didn’t have a lot of money.

Over in Scotland their national dish is haggis, which is a bunch of organ meats minced up, and then they add in some oats to bulk it up and make it go further.

There are solutions to use more of the animal and stretch it. I almost never hear about people eating organ meats in the US anymore. People just find factory farmed cuts at rock bottom prices.
This was so obvious from the start. Whenever big tech creates "standards" now you already know it's going to be total horse shit. Look back at the old threads when passkeys launched. HN was full of fanboys thinking it's the best since sliced bread and passwords are so yesterday. Managing your passwords takes a bit of effort like everything in life where you don't want do give away control completeley to some corporate aholes. Whenever you let someone else manage your stuff you set yourself up to getting ducked.
It's not a very consistent pearl clutch either, would they deny all access to computers because terrorists will use them to fire heat-seeking missiles?

I think it's just a lack of imagination, we can do this funny offensive misleading thing right now, it can surely be used in other ways but you'd have to let your mind wonder for one extra moment after your social media induced reaction fixation episode. This could be depression hack to hear your own voice in different accents motivate you.
Do you know of any of these that actually works? So far every time I've tried one, it just sounded like a random new voice neither the target (me) nor the source(literally any voice).
About FW and AV scans, doesn't macOS phone home when you execute programs?

I remember some problem with programs hanging and/or slow to start because the phoning home functionality was having issues.

edit: yep, it does https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/391379/does-macos-...
A five-step guide to not being stupid (2015)
I'll bite. I'm currently carrying a bottle of whole milk home from the shop to have a glass.

It has 15g of protein per 500ml, a ton of calcium and 350ish calories.

Super nutritious.
The Tiktok search ranking does this for every query. There is no obvious rhyme or reason for the sort. There's a filter button to change how it's sorted, but by default I can never figure out what it's doing.

I search for "retro pc":

1st result 47k views, 4 months ago

2nd result 457k views, 2 years ago

3rd result 9k views, 1 year ago

4th result 133k views, 1 year ago

5th result 1k views, 5 months ago

Make it make sense!
I think there have already been cases of human crossover this year
I find the idea of lab grown meat almost comical…

So we have these animals, which eat plants and generate fuel (poop) & food (meat). Our bodies are adapted to eating them, our bodies need the same nutrients, and we’re programmed to enjoy the food. The input to this process is mostly grass and grain, both generated via solar power.

Now instead… we take grain, highly process it and make someone few people enjoy, with less nutrients, and likely some unforeseen by products. They can then sell it at a higher price.

At the end of the day, we know what works. It doesn’t make sense to try and reinvent the wheel without benefit.
Weirdest programming language/IDE/Runtime/everything I've ever attempted learning.

The sheer oddity + lack of real world example code floating around made it feel impenetrable. To put it into perspective, picking up Rust and writing entry level but real world applications was a walk in the park after coming to terms with the ownership system.
David Deutsch opposes this view in his 'It from Qubit': https://www.daviddeutsch.org.uk/wp-content/ItFromQubit.pdf

> [the view Deutsch opposes] entails giving up on explanation in science. It is in the very nature of computational universality that if we and our world were composed of software, we should have no means of understanding the real physics – the physics underlying the hardware of the Great Simulator itself. Of course, no one can prove that we are not software. Like all conspiracy theories, this one is untestable. But if we are to adopt the methodology of believing such theories, we may as well save ourselves the trouble of all that algebra and all those experiments, and go back to explaining the world in terms of the sex lives of Greek gods.

...

> these approaches fail because they attempt to reverse the direction of the explanations that the real connections between physics and computation provide. They seem plausible only because they rely on a common misconception about the status of computation within mathematics. The misconception is that the set of computable functions (or the set of quantum-computational tasks) has some a priori privileged status within mathematics. But it does not. The only thing that privileges that set of operations is that it is instantiated in the computationally universal laws of physics. It is only through our knowledge of physics that we know of the distinction between computable and non-computable (see Deutsch, Ekert and Luppaccini 2000), or between simple and complex.

There's a related video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UohR3OXzXA8

And more on what he calls the Mathematicians’ Misconception: https://www.daviddeutsch.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/M...

Incidentally, Wheeler was his boss at one stage.
I run checksec on everything all the time and on all my Alpine nodes all the processes come back like this not pasting the full output for brevity... I have never see anything built by Alpine missing these flags.

COMMAND PID RELRO STACK CANARY NX/PaX PIE
init 1 Full RELRO Canary found NX enabled PIE enabled
[snip...]
crond 422838 Full RELRO Canary found NX enabled PIE enabled
Are you saying we require this late-stage capitalism style factory farming in order to feed 8 billion people? I'm going to say that there is gamut between having a cheap T-bone on your plate every evening and global starvation.
So much cope. It doesn’t matter what you believe. You didn’t hear the evidence. You didn’t sit through the trial. You have no idea what you are talking about to the point you can’t interpret the NY law, the jury instruction, the verdict, and the judge’s ruling.

Sorry but it’s your critical thinking that’s impaired here.

This is a nation of laws, and under the law, Trump is a rapist. If you refuse to admit finger rape is rape, which it is, then you at least have to admit that Trump was found guilty under NY law of sexual abuse. Are you saying sexual abuse is not seriously wrong?

If you think you have good judgement for supporting a convicted sexual abuser, well, good luck to you dying on that hill.

Have a nice life.

PS: you seem like the kind of person who needs to have the last word so I’ll let you have it. But you should answer this: so you don’t trust the judicial system, and you don’t trust democrats. Fine. But why then is his former VP not endorsing him? He’s not a leftist liberal out to get Trump. He’s ride or die Trump. And yet he’s not endorsing, and had this to say:

I believe anyone that puts themselves over the Constitution should never be president of the United States and anyone who asks someone else to put them over the Constitution should never be president of the United States again

This is what Pence said about Trump. Why is he saying that? What does he mean when he says that he feels Trump put himself ahead of the constitution and asked others to violate it?

Is your opinion of Trump as well informed as his?
On iOS, I installed VeroSMS and it lets me enter a bunch of block words such that when they are found messages go to Junk.
The antibiotics permit the shitty unsanitary conditions that make viral spread also more likely.
The op is likely quoting one of the recent 'hit piece' style articles talking about ultra processed foods and trying to argue nut milk is less healthy because it may not always have calcium. It's pretty absurd, and the basis for the claim is fairly well explained here: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8634539/

It is ultra processed in name, not nutrition.

By the way, humans are the only species drinking the milk of another animal, or after childhood.
It is like a key to start your car, except you can register it with multiple cars. And it has 25 or so "slots" for car registrations. If you lose the key, you cannot order a copy from the car manufacturer. You also cannot make a copy yourself. But you can (usually) register multiple keys with the same car. You do this by plugging two keys into the same car, and the car learns both keys belong to the same owner. You just have to be careful and keep track of which car is registered with which key, and vice-versa. Sometimes the key will not work with a particular car. Also, after you plug in the key, the car will not start right away. It will first ask you to select which key to use. If you use Bitwarden, it may hijack the key insertion interaction and will offer to use its soft-key instead. So, some small differences ;-)
Wait, shell scripts are "arcane"?
If it already crossed from birds to cows, you can imagine. Cambidia has already repoted 10 cases since 2023.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10999124/#
Guys, I know xyz domains are cheap to get but I highly suggest to not use them for anything serious. The XYZ TLD has a very bad reputation and will lead to situations where your domain gets flagged, emails from the domain appears in the spam folder etc.
It's totalitarianism where God writes the rules
It's a bit better now, but still nowhere near FreeBSD's jemalloc.
Then please do enlighten us how the South is not devolving into an oligarc theocracy. (It's been a while since I left.)
I love how on HN we regularly talk about terraforming Mars, computer/brain interface, the AI "singularity", or even immortality brought by technology, but "sustainable farming" is an unsolvable problem and is so out of our imagination spectrum that we almost shouldn't discuss the possibility...
Antibiotics are enabling unhygienic conditions. Places with poor governance in animal agriculture have a vicious cycle of poor regulation permitting unhygienic conditions which permits unhygienic infrastructure and practices which causes disease which is papered over by antibiotics which allows terrible conditions to continue.
Working with stacked commits in GitHub with Sapling
Thank you! I found it. It's also called app_permissions.json (with an s) and not app_permission.json like in the article.
And where's the source code?
Your accusation that the tests are fake would mean what, that every test always tests positive?

I’ve taken at least a half dozen Covid tests and have never tested positive. That would seemingly kill your conspiracy theory.
I have a similar theory with ground meat, or even where you're buying individual cuts. People are now consuming hundreds of thousands of animals throughout their lifetime rather than hundreds or thousands.