skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Large scale impact doesn’t automatically imply net positive or negative impact.

Less pollution in 2020 will have positive health effects for decades to come vs significant economic harm which is where the uncertainty comes in. If we don’t know if the impacts are positive or negative we must default to looking at the net effect we can measure and add error bars around it for the things we can’t calculate.
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I'm just saying, scopes have a 20Mhz limiting switch for a reason and that's also around where I start to think something might be better off not on a breadboard. I recognize neither of those things is a controlled impedance pair. It just hits differently to write off 25MHz vs 125MHz as "low frequency".
There's a more complete version of this with nncp: https://www.complete.org/nncp/
When there are single digits for the number of people experiencing this, and many digits for those who are alcoholics, you cannot expect anything but Occam’s razor.
- RealPage has the majority of the market for big property owners.

- RealPage makes the price increases opt-out with required justification.
~30% of the US population is into the 'MAGA movement'? Got a source on that?
Ive been subscribed to Spotify for a very long time. There was a point, years back, where I learned they used listening data to do emotional profiling of listeners for ad-based manipulation.

It felt like a threat to never let premium lapse, or they'll start selling/tweaking a whole new category of sensitive data.

This announcement follows a trend of squeeze-abuse by every other platform out there. Enough is enough.

I've already established a trend of deleting accounts that have proven to follow an abusive relationship model. The list of sites and sectors is quite large at this point.

I think its time for Spotify. It wasn't a good dog.
Having any documentation it's pretty much a miracle.

Normally in startups it is very common to have the only available documentation be the code itself.
It's interesting to hear your perspective thanks. FYI there is no need to save before shutdown. I stole notepad++s excellent idea of autosaving regularly.

Edit: Actually your description reminded me of jailer: https://github.com/Wisser/Jailer Does that do what you want?
Back when we mostly had WW2 to look at, and Vietnam seemed an outlier we could ignore, wars seemed to spur loads of inventiveness.

After 20 years in Iraq and Afghanistan, though? The "war as the mother of all invention" hypothesis seems a lot weaker. It might have spurred some advances in the science of treating IED injuries, but I've never heard any serious scholars attribute Facebook, Youtube or the iPhone to the US presence in Iraq.
Let’s have a moment of silence for all of the “lesser“ organisms they’re going to freeze to death while developing their product before pivoting.
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Being a landlord isn't easy, but that's not an excuse to engage in collusion on pricing.
timing footclient -e true is not actually measuring what you think its measuring. It's measuring the time it takes to open a socket and write a few bytes to it. Not the time it takes to run true in a new window and then close it. And just FYI both alacritty and kitty have server/client modes too. foot without server client mode does indeed startup faster than any GPU based terminal emulator because GPU based terminal emulators have to probe the GPU card(s) ont he system for their capabilities which is approx 100ms of unavoidable delay until someone convinces the kernel developers to cache this data.

In client server mode all of foot/alacritty/kitty/urxvt will open windows in a few ms.
Yes. But as another poster mentioned, can your grandmother setup (and also maintain) a windows computer, keeping it free from malware etc.? I posit no.

Can they maintain and keep a Mac (no installation needed) updated and free from malware? Updates sure, but malware free? I posit no.

Now to Linux. My small sample size evidence is that more than 5+ yrs ago, I set up my GPs with Linux Mint, and they use it without any issues. Since they don’t have root, and it’s Linux, the malware footprint is near enough to zero making them as safe as possible from anything bad. It also helps to educate them about not trusting unsolicited emails, etc.—-But, although related, is for a diff discussion.

When I periodically visit them, I check that updates are done.

I’ve had zero complaints from them.

So yes… grandparents can not only use, but love Linux!
NYSE technical error sends stocks tumbling
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sumptuary_law

"The laws often prevented commoners from imitating the appearance of aristocrats, and could be used to stigmatize disfavoured groups. In Late Medieval cities, sumptuary laws were instituted as a way for the nobility to limit the conspicuous consumption of the prosperous bourgeoisie. Bourgeois subjects appearing to be as wealthy as or wealthier than the ruling nobility could undermine the nobility's presentation of themselves as powerful, legitimate rulers."
It renders them to a bitmap once, which is what you view, then. Even when zooming in, you only get the initial bitmap scaled.
China was splintered for a thousand years after the Eastern Han dynasty except for the Tang dynasty and wasn't really unified again until the Qing dyansty [1]. I wouldn't call those "small periods", it's been splintered for the majority of the common era.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynasties_of_China#Timeline_of...
To qualify this a bit, the reference to longjmp() is kind of a red herring; in general the list of things you can do in a signal handler is very limited (as documented by signal-safety(7) that you reference.)

longjmp() is just one prominent item on that list of things you can't (or shouldn't do.) None of the items on that list allow you to cleanly terminate the thread (you can send another signal to yourself or another thread, but that's only very conditionally helpful.)

pthread_cancel() does the one and only sane thing - implement a flag mechanism that is checked in a bunch of well-specified places, and gated with an enable. Whether these well-specified places work for a particular application is definitely a tough question, but either way anything sane will be some type of "set flag and interrupt long-running (I/O) operations" combination.
MacOS is only as good as its hardware integration. Lifting and shifting MacOS UX to another system would only be skin deep. Much of the simplicity (and ire to many technical users) of MacOS is because its deep vertical integration.
DOJ gained antitrust clearance for investigating RealPage in 2017.
Even then, those ads were weird because Justin Long came off as smug, while John Hodgeman was more sympathetic.
This is syntax. The original cause and practical effect are identical. The point stands.
I'm glad to see someone tackling the problem head-on instead of just coming up with workarounds.
I’m curious what RealPage gets out of all this. Based upon the alleged activities it sounds like price fixing to the layperson but why? Realpage should just be concerned with keeping their saas customers by making a good product. Coordinating this conspiracy sounds like a lot of work for little gain of a software company.

As someone who has been the target of an overzealous law enforcement investigation, these investigators love to come up with a larger conspiracy to fit their narrative.

It could just be too many properties are owned by a few people and they have too much pricing control over entire regional markets… too bad we don’t have a choice but to pay when you need somewhere to live.

I suppose all we can do is speculate until the evidence is shown.
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That's not from within signal handlers, though. (i.e. it relates to this specific longjmp discussion but not the root post re. exceptions on other threads.)
This is only true to some degree though. People can (and do) move to other areas of the country when cost of living becomes too expensive. They buy land and build on it themselves. It's not like there is a fixed housing stock and a fixed set of players has control over it (although it can be close to that in specific geographic areas, ie cities).
> isn't the usual problem that some filesystems allow invalid UTF sequences, rather than disallowing some valid ones?

It's both.

> How is converting to a different data type handling the things that need to be handled, when you have no idea what filesystem that data will be used for?

Because you make the translation once, early on, and handle failure then. For the rest of the program, you no longer have to perform those checks because the resulting value can only exist if the check was performed.

> Also, don't all the idiosyncrasies differ per-filesystem, which... you won't even know until run time?

Yes, the handling is at runtime, when making the transform from a string to a path, the result is a Result that needs to be handled, in some way.
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Yes, you are correct. though I individually email people and historically it's only been people that use one particular database and that work in one sector (Finance). I have corporate paying users for one niche database that allows me to make it free for all others.
> However, in the 90s legislation was passed that allowed for the monopolization of radio stations.

Clear Channel took over, basically the Disney of Radio -- they own it all, kinda like how Sinclair owns all of the local TV stations.
The Deep Space Optical Communication (Dsoc) between earth and the psyche spacecraft uses large-M PPM for this reason! This mission is currently ongoing.

They send optical pulses in one of up to 128 possible time slots, thereby carrying 7 bits each. And each optical pulse on earth may only be received by 5-10 photons.
Flexbox generally tends to be great for a single row/column layout, grid excels at multicolumn/row (especially considering subgrid)

One of the most useful features of grid that replaces flexbox, in my experience, is auto-fit and auto-fill, which are great for "card" style layouts. You can use flexbox for these, but the treatment of wrapping items in non-full rows was always a point of frustration for me. This is even better if you can utilize subgrid to align the card contents.

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> Hi Team! I have a startup idea I'd like to get built. I used to code, but feel like I am not up to speed and think I'd like to outsource.

Just remember that these firms do not work for free. You need to be able to pay these firms. If you're able to build your MVP yourself, it may be in your best interests to save your nickels until you have enough cash flow or investment to hire.

Likewise, if you're iterating / not really sure what you need to build; you can easily waste a lot of money (and time) building things that you end up throwing away. Figure out how to validate your ideas without writing a lot of code.
TL;DR: The authors show that if you simplify Mamba so its state-space layer uses a diagonal matrix A that is a scalar times the identity matrix, the state-space transformation can be expressed as a form of causal linear attention.[a] That's the duality the authors refer to in the title. The key practical benefit is that it enables more efficient (faster) training on GPUs.

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> As if being a landlord wasn’t easy enough just milking people they needed even more money by colluding?

"It's not enough for them to make a lot of money, they need to make ALL the money"
(James Stephanie Sterling pretty much whenever a triple-A game company does something shady)
"Landlords adopt RealPage recommendations on pricing 80-90% of the time, which explicitly drives up revenue by holding apartments off the market. "

Can somebody explain how holding apartments off the market is driving up revenues?
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I hope that the principle that emerges from this is that market fixing collusion is still collusion when arranged by algorithm
Neat idea. For better performance, you might want to use native filesystem APIs, for example on windows use CreateFile with the FILE_WRITE_THROUGH flag to prevent caching and and extra flushing.
First the Verizon guy, now "I'm a Mac." I'm generally against non-competes, but when you sign up to be a mascot, I feel like it might be a reasonable clause in the contract.
That's why I love Physics and was enamoured with it in my late teens.
"encompassing 70% of multi-family apartment buildings"

The hair splitting meme around "monopoly" and effective monopoly power (and the common meaning of these terms) is just ugly.
Doctors should be held to higher standards than auto mechanics.
I applaud the effort but the biggest impediment is likely to be the historically high crime rate.

This is really a chicken or egg problem. Which comes first --- skilled people moving to El Salvador or a society in El Salvador that skilled people want to live in?
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Ha Terrible! I don't recommend it at all but it's a great feeling of satisfaction when I walk into a random office and see someone using it. Or more rarely when someone emails thanks.
You're right: I'm thinking of the theoretical minimum books by Leonard Susskind and Art Friedman.
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An oligopoly does not imply price fixing, but does a monopoly imply price fixing/collusion because the entity group is size 1, an entity colludes with itself, always?
Really wanted to see the incline, but, did not get around to do it!
Ironically, if you looked it up, you'd find out that both Habsburg and Hapsburg are correct, alternative spellings.
Shopify app for generating title, descriptions and meta descriptions
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I will definitely second this. I moved over to librewolf last year and love it. I’m glad Mozilla is staying in business though. I know not every organization has my beliefs and I can live with that
Put a spoon in every container that requires a spoon
Looks like most of it kicked off in 2022, first flag was in 2017 and did not make a lot of movement.

"Though some career DOJ staff members were concerned about the merger, political appointees leading the agency at the time under Trump chose not to challenge it in court, according to the source with knowledge of the matter."

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Edit flipped a negative
Maybe OP sends photons from their eyes in addition to receiving them
Another way to look at Rust is that it’s a programming language in which the goal is to garbage collect at compile time.

I don’t know if it’s the first one to do that. Maybe ATS fits this description too with its linear types, and ATS itself is considered an ML.

With this view, Rust does not seem that far off from the various ML dialects.
> What we need is better filtering.

Better filtering, while useful, is a fools errand. What we really need is to remove the incentives to produce junk content. I have no idea how but I am pretty sure it is related to digital ~~cancer~~ advertising.
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Mm. It strikes me that it might be more difficult to visualise changes.

e.g. in FreeCAD land:

FreeCAD uses a "zip-and-manifest" file format so there are ways to unpack that and manage it in git, but one of the challenges is getting useful human-readable diffs.

One offering is WebTools Git:

https://wiki.freecad.org/WebTools_Git

This versions the binary file but there are useful tips about using a FreeCAD utility to get a text diff using fcinfo.

On unpacking and re-packing the FCStd zip file:

https://blog.lambda.cx/posts/freecad-and-git/

Not sure what Ondsel is doing for its online engineering suite, which does have version history.
Quill Low Latency Logging Library C++17
> Cashew lacquer

Hum... That can't be a coincidence. Both plants are on the same family. Let me check...

Yup, Cashew produces urushiol also. Unlike pistachos, cashew shells must be removed before selling the fruits for this reason.

So cashew plants can trigger skin allergies. Is a common family thing. Harvesting this things burn the workers hands. My bet is that would be also unsafe for people allergic to poison ivy.