skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>"Why don’t you help Wine?

Wine implements Win32Api only, while ExectOS is a featureful Operating System, that implements a compatibility layer with NT™. This means, ExectOS will be able to run NT™ drivers as well, not only Windows® software. However, thanks to its modular design, it will be possible to implement Win32 subsystem as well at some point, based on Wine.

Why don’t you help ReactOS?

ExectOS goals are very different from ReactOS, and contrast the project’s core philosophy as being quite on different paths. While ReactOS aims to replicate Windows® NT™, ExectOS is a completely new Operating System implementing the XT architecture which derives from NT™. Although both projects share the goal of being NT™ compatible, they intend to achieve it in different ways. What ReactOS tries to replicate, ExectOS only implements as a compatibility layer. Thanks to that, ExectOS does not need to strictly follow NT™ architecture and is capable of providing modern features."

ExectOS seems highly interesting -- basically it can be thought about as an open-source OS that can run Windows binary closed-source drivers...

If ExectOS is going to do this (and apparently it is!) -- then let me propose the following use-case and corresponding suggestion...

First, the use-case: I think it would be great to run a headless (non-GUI) OS infrastructure capable of hosting Windows binary closed-source drivers on a different networked piece of computer hardware.

For example, let's say I have an old PC.

An old PC with some expansion card or piece of hardware that is not produced anymore, where the vendor went out of business years ago, where there are no open source drivers -- where the only thing that remains is the ancient hardware and the ancient proprietary closed-source driver...

OK, now let's suppose that I can run the ExectOS OS infrastructure headless on that old PC along with the ancient proprietary closed-source driver (I use a second attached modern networked PC with GUI, remote shell, debugger, etc., etc. to connect with and control the old PC...).

Well, that would be awesome, because then ExectOS could be used to isolate, debug, and potentially understand (better) old Windows binary closed-source drivers for old (ancient?) attached hardware devices that are no longer produced, where open-source drivers are not available...

So the suggestion: Via IFDEFs, compilation flags, conditional compilation, etc., create a headless (but still with built-in networking and/or the ability to run a network driver) version of ExectOS -- for the purpose described above.

All I know is that if that version was created, then the old/vintage hardware restoration/documentation community -- would be forever in ExectOS's debt...

Anyway, ExectOS sounds great! (Could it be made to work on old 386's?)
Beyond Academic Sectarianism
For someone who doesn’t care, he does talk about it a lot, He was at an advertising summit with Linda Y pitching to advertisers like just this week.
Porn and OF are not similar. Porn is more of a job and OF a lifestyle
I think that ship has sailed, it's been gone for at least 100 years.
It’s. Both.

Maybe if transparent pricing were posted, some people would choose not to submit, but it won’t stop all the crap from coming in.
> Can someone explain to me what the advantages of ESM actually are to me as a backend dev who uses import / export syntax in TS already?

1. The downstream users of your backend library can use ESM JS.

2. You can author (or output) isomorphic code that works in Node.js and other environments.

3. Static analysis tools can more reliably understand your dependency graph, e.g. find unnecessary code/modules/packages.

4. You can use a custom load API to do customized operations. E.g. import a YAML file as a JavaScript object.

If none of these apply to you individually, then you don't have a lot to be gained.
FBI raids Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao's home, 3 other locations: source
Sure, in the same way that gambling addiction could be argued to be an issue with the person. But we still keep kids out of casinos because they don't have the judgement to make "good" choices when exposed to this kind of stimulation.
Dr. StrangeYAML or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the LLM
And it's use in English only comes from the mid 16th and 17th centuries, right around the time that much of Ireland was being colonized by the British.

Frankly, I find the term offensive, and think it should be discouraged in much the same way people have shifted away from "the Ukraine" to simply Ukraine.
How to Build Anything Quickly
Are you a working 3D artist? If so, would you mind linking your ArtStation profile?

Otherwise, we don't have to agree to disagree.

You can go and ask actual working 3D artists how they feel about retopologizing bad geometry, and find out what the reality of the situation is.

We can "agree to disagree" with each other, but let's agree to agree with reality.
> Think about healthcare, a doctor's time is incredibly important, so you've got admins and nurses in front of them.

lol, that's exactly what the grandparent author explained.
The tax should be on sales I think. You can't move out the customers.
It’s very easy to train it.

1. Search “TikTok dance”

2. Scroll until one is at the beach thus bikini

3. Let it loop a couple times

4. Exit the app and comeback - that’s your new feed
Probably a very secure way if it requires you to appear in person at court and provide documents proving you are who you say you are.

For requests of account ownership transfer or resets, I would say this is probably the best way to go about it, as it basically prevents people operating in other countries from having a chance at taking over your account remotely by playing customer service reps, and greatly raises the barrier in general for any fraudulent activity happening in the process.
Alright seeing that I have to do some major unrelated symbol-pushing in the toplevel today... I might have to take a few days to process what has been said here. I know folks do not mind, but thought a heads-up would be in order. Praying to the gods of HN to keep this thread alive )*

EDIT: the delvings into ancient "Taoist" texts, I would do so myself, if I didn't feel that my models have been heavily polluted by god-knows-what. Those conspiracy theories are very compelling. Maybe a search for the actual battle records of 姜子牙 is in order)[0]

*As a Procrustist or Protist lol

[0] https://m.thepaper.cn/newsDetail_forward_24715199 says (likely CCP propaganda, but sometimes fun to read)
史记 should be the first cache to look up. (The rest of that has mostly been quoted to me, but I iterate to motivate mistermann's possible context updates)

"鸷鸟将击，卑飞敛翼；猛兽将搏，弭耳俯伏；圣人将动，必有愚色。”
Yes, I'd expect better (though maybe not necessarily 50dB+). Troubleshooting:

1. First suspect is always a bad calibration -- they tend to be unstable in addition to incorrect, but if you have anything with known(-ish) S parameters you can check for correctness too.

2. Second step is to put it in TDR mode and watch to see where the TDR changes. That's where your problem is.

3. A trip through the test set with a torque wrench is a good way to not just check the connections but also calibrate your intuition about the couplers/mixers, which should help interpret #2. You can loosen connectors in sequence and watch them spike on TDR to zero in on the actual problem.

As it happens, I was comparing my 8510C + 8517B to a FieldFox recently and I took some drift measurements, although those were on a short rather than a load. The 8510C blew the FieldFox out of the water, lol. Given the TDR, this might be because the standard itself was temperature sensitive and the FieldFox ports are piping hot, but still.

https://jjoonathan.github.io/plot_drift.html

In case they are useful, here are a bunch of different standards measured by the two instruments.

https://github.com/jjoonathan/cal-std-8510-fieldfox/blob/mai...

EDIT: Also worth mentioning, I recently upstreamed my nice 8510C driver into scikit-rf!

https://scikit-rf.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api/vi/generated/...
It's true, it just used to be behind the scenes available to those who seek it out. Like that skeezy room at the back of the video store that had curtains blocking it off.

IMO the real "problem" here isn't technological, political, or corporate - it's just a slide of social norms toward hyper-permissibility of immodest or bad behavior. The resolution will likely be social as well, and people realizing that kids are getting exposed to smut will likely hasten that. Laws might get passed, corporations might change their policies, but only after the pendulum swings back socially.
This is the third time Anthropic releases something interesting and I try to login to claude.ai and get banned by an "automatic review".

Thankfully they are not Google, if you follow the appeal instructions they actually un-ban you after a few days. Then I don't want to try it anymore.

Granted, I don't use it frequently, but so far this automatic ban is awful.
Amazon famously had negative profits for years as they spent on building out their infrastructure.
India's electronics industry is surging
Genuine question: why is TikTok viewed as a risk? How does it differ from Facebook or Twitter with all the fake news, threats, etc.

Imo, the way that some have instrumentalized Western social media for disinformation is a bigger threat than allowing a competitor
this feels painfully inevitable
I work in the healthcare space and hospitals, in my opinion, are motivated by profit. The rise in private equity purchases of hospitals indicates that the money is going somewhere and it's certainly not any kind of "charity".

Perhaps many small, poorly run hospitals have consolidated into a handful of large, poorly run hospitals. Still, that's no excuse to let Kaiser Permanente generate billions tax free.
And then their local system gets coffee spilled on it and is friend, and they call you asking where their data went...

I totally understand not wanting to be responsible for their data, but you'd better be really sure that they understand how things work. Uploading to a web app makes people think their data is in the cloud. If you want their data saved locally, use a native UI that makes it clear they are saving a file to their system.
Small claims court does get a company's attention. They either have to show up or lose. Not that showing up means a win.

I'm surprised that someone had trouble serving a subpoena on Facebook.
Looking up "Meta" in California Corporation Search brings up everything with "Metal" in it, which is a hassle. Their actual company name is "Meta Platforms, Incorporated". Search for "Meta Platforms" here.[1] California company registration #2711108.

Subpoenas are sent, using a process server, to their registered agent,
which is Corporation Service Company in Sacramento, a business which exists to receive subpoenas for other companies. And, conveniently, there are process serving companies with offices in the same building, and you can find them by searching for the address of CSC and "process server", then ignoring the spam results.

Most small claims court web sites explain all this.

[1] https://bizfileonline.sos.ca.gov/search/business
I prefer the term “Atlantic Archipelago”. The “British Isles” encompassing a non-british sovereign state is contentious. Other good terms are “Britain and Ireland” or the “British-Irish isles”
I think it may need to cost more than $100. They would need a notary to validate your identity or something like that.
But it's different... you actually had to seek porn to find it back then (like stay up past your bedtime, turn on a relatively bad tv station, and sneak sticky magazines from somewhere.

Now it's seeking you... open instagram, and you get porn ads, even if you're 13.

On the other hand, boobs in shower gel ads were pretty normal back then, and noone really got excited by them. Also asses in thongs for suntan location ( https://svetkapitala.delo.si/media/images/20200217/322547.wi... )
Where I live, it's required that I have both recycling and trash picked up every week.

How much more pullotion is added by that second truck driving around?

Also instead of forcing me to get trash picked up every week why can't it be bi weekly?

I know I know, money. But guh.
https://archive.is/wdN3Y

Electronics manufacturing—the business of building mobile phones, televisions and other gadgets—is thriving in India. The value of electronics it produced rose from $37bn to $105bn (3% of gdp) between the fiscal years ending in March 2016 and March 2023 (see chart). The government wants to triple this again by fiscal 2026. Although India’s production of electronics accounts for just 3% of the global total, its share is growing faster than any other country’s
It's probably not different. It works the way I want it to / expect it to in Bun, where with Node's process.* functions, I always run into a footgun before I get it working properly.
I should’ve been more clear that I meant import specifier aliases. Eg in TypeScript, this is often determined by `paths` in tsconfig.json. It may also be controlled by `imports` in package.json, or any number of other tools and configs.
It is probably possible to manipulate people to further your political goals in an automated fashion using these technologies. In fact you can manipulate insane numbers of people in all kinds of ways with them.
Sure, but more recent history should have a higher weight. It is reasonable that our names for things reflect recent history and current affairs more than ancient history.

Two thousand years ago Britain and Ireland were ethnically and linguistically pretty similar (I believe). Since then they have diverged in many ways - most significantly during the Reformation period when people in Britain largely left Catholicism, but people in Ireland remained Catholic. Changes like this and the legacy of colonialism this have ultimately resulted in Ireland having distinctly non-British identity. It is reasonable that our naming for things reflect this current state of affairs.

As always, it useful to consider other examples to clarify the point. For example, by the same argument, should we deprecate the phrase "Latin America"? After all, Latin Europeans only arrived in the Americas 500 years ago and the continent has had people for 10 thousand years before that. Are people who include a European adjective in the name of this cultural area "fighting against ten millenia of history"?
From the Fred Hutch Cancer Center

https://www.fredhutch.org/en/news/center-news/2022/03/dudako...

"There’s a long history linking zinc with optimal immune function. For example, it’s known that people whose zinc levels are too low have little to no infection-fighting T cells and the thymus, the organ in which T cells develop, is nearly non-existent, Iovino said. When zinc-deficient people are given extra zinc, their thymuses grow and start pumping out these immune cells."
Using dynamic import. Here's some documentation to get you started.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
That thread felt like I was talking crazy pills. So many people confused by the difference between the construction of numbers using some particular set of foundational axioms and the properties of numbers that should hold true _regardless of the constructions_. Obviously the "integer 1" is not strictly speaking "the same as" the "rational number 1" when constructed in set theory, but there's a natural embedding of the integers into the rationals that preserves all the essential properties of the integer 1 when it's represented as the rational number 1. Confusing the concept with the encoding, basically.
The poster wrote that prediction of the next token seems like intelligence to him. He was replied that consideration over content is required. You are now stating that it is not proven it will not happen. But the point was that prediction of the next token is not the intelligence sought, and if and when the intelligence sought will happen, that will be a new stage - the current stage we do not call intelligence.
There seems to be an error in the backtracking algorithm. E.g.: https://imgur.com/a/1miv1AK
I'm a fan of feature oriented directory structures...

Instead of...

tests
auth
login.test.ts
controllers
auth
login.ts
components
auth
login.tsx
...

You would have...

feature
auth
login
login.data.ts
login.data.test.ts
login.controller.ts
login.controller.test.ts
login.form.tsx
login.form.test.ts
...

That, in my opinion should include tests... You can have shared components, etc... or break up sub-projects.. but within a given project, I prefer features/concerns over class/data type.

edit: In the above case, controller is really a higher order hook along with a higher order function component that will get call the hook, then pass the state to the separate component for render/events.

If you're doing server components, may want something similar but different depending on architecture or out of the box structures.
1. Nice site, bookmarked to give it to people.
2. You are a very bad and annoying person ;)
maybe I misunderstood

> so far I've been able to produce an infinite-loop or stack/heap space problem

The linked issue was resolved 5 years ago
The best way to do business is with FB is, sadly, through various overseas spam companies. They get results, the prices are reasonable, and you never have to worry about having an ad account being banned because they'll just make more for you.

If you try to do it any sort of legit way, and you aren't spending $100k/mo, FB simply does not want to talk to you and does not care. You'll likely get banned for some sort of strange automated reason eventually. Doesn't matter how innocuous your ads or messaging are. And if a CC transaction ever gets denied for some reason—you're toast.
I don't follow. In my mind OF is just "democratized" porn that doesn't have to go through seedy producers/distributors. It's like Uber for porn.
I am not going to allow the grid to control by heating and warm water.
> Lack of conversation sharing... [there is] no way to even print the conversation because it cuts off on the browser (tested on Firefox).

Until they make conversations shareable, in the meantime you can print the whole page in Chrome by:

- going to Developer Tools (Ctrl + Shift + I)

- opening the Command Palette (Ctrl + Shift + P)

- searching for 'screenshot'

- selecting Capture full size screenshot
It works okay for defaults IME, and yeah I generally avoid both but especially namespace (wildcard) imports.
You might have misunderstood if you believed this article was about people just learning that sex is on the internet.
I had to change my DNS from Cloudflare to Google last night somewhere around midnight Eastern because everything but telegram stopped working, presuming that Telegram must use an IP or something for its endpoints.

Wonder if it's related?
I'm a strong believer that smart watches cover plenty: music, phone calls, texts, schedule/reminders, and even light reading.
The primary reason their code is faster as they've made incorrect code that assumes you always have a UTF-8 locale. The normal isspace does not assume this:

> The real programs spend most of their time in functions like mbrtowc() to parse multi-byte characters and iswspace() to test if they are spaces

This will produce bad results in the real world. People have previously posted about bugs related to this on Hacker News: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36216389
We considered that syntax, but `from` was not a reserved keyword already, whereas `import` was, so the parsing situation with the actual syntax was much better.
Why is "the Ukraine" bad?
Tim Ferris has a great podcast episode with Matt Pottinger that discusses this topic. https://tim.blog/2024/05/08/matt-pottinger/
But China has been quite vociferous in their denial of Vietnamese activity. The maritime militia routinely swarms Vietnamese fishing ships. The Coast Guard routinely patrols Vietnamese oil rigs.

I'm disappointed in WarOnTheRocks for this opinion piece. He doesn't even explore what is the situation. He merely informs you what to believe, which just so conveniently tracks with his assertion.

It is curious that the Chinese haven't chosen Vietnamese atoll-building as their hill to die on, but it's just curious. Vietnam has negotiated with what I'll call newChina to settle boundaries. So calling it the dog that hasn't barked ignores Vietnam's own SCS history and chooses to overlay Filipino history onto Vietnam.

Finally, and this is the same problem casual observers fall into with Putin/Ukraine- it projects the author's rationality onto another rational actor and demands why haven't you acted in accordance with my beliefs? Reasonable minds do differ, it's not illegal.
Not getting in JDK 23 release as a "preview future" (as was previously expected), because the design is not finalized yet, and the "preview" thing is to test drive mature designs ready to be in the language.

It's not cancelled, and it's not even like the Go Generics situation, where the feature was shot down again and again due to endless deflection and bikeshedding. It will most likely make it in next round, which isn't that far in the future.
OneAPI enables performance improvements at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC)
My Cloudflare Pages site has gone down completely, anyone else?
Usually when I see someone else's repo, the structure doesn't fit my needs. My favorite pattern is putting everything into a single file until there's a clear reason to split it up, at which point the best structure will be obvious.
A Chinese entity has a controlling interest. We want all of our manipulation to be domestic, thankyouverymuch.
UK universities valued more than institutions like parliament and BBC
Groqnotes: Generate structured notes from audio using Groq, Whisper, and Llama3
It’s ridiculous we are trying to find more ways the government can rent-seek. Corporations are taxed on profits, they are taxed when they pay employees, the employee is taxed on their income, and the employee’s post tax dollars go to pay sales tax, the remaining money goes to businesses that pay tax, and then the whole thing repeats again. The government is a literal parasite on the economy.

I am repeatedly surprised when people argue that lower taxes don’t improve the economy, it’s as obvious as water being wet or the sky being blue.
Thank you for the background information.
Flexible, localized net usage prices could smooth the intermittency and lower the demand on the net.
> The rise in private equity purchases of hospitals indicates that the money is going somewhere and it's certainly not any kind of "charity

MSOs are organized as LLCs, not 501c3 organizations.

The kinds of hospital networks that are run as 501c3s would be something like a CommonSpirit Health, Advent Health, UPMC, Mass Gen Brigham, etc.

> Perhaps many small, poorly run hospitals have consolidated into a handful of large, poorly run hospitals

Kinda. That's how CommonSpirit Health came to be, except backend management is basically centralized.
I agree but I fear this is now fading too. '89 was 35 years ago, and for all generations younger than mine (i'm 40) this part of history will be much more abstract and 'out of living memory'.
Insta/FB/X/TikTok are all massive geo-political risks for a large number of countries. They have been called many times as tools for social engineering against governments.

There is no good side in this debate.
Simple example of slots/{ render } in Svelte 5 Please
I keep seeing the same error "Using `<slot>` to render parent content is deprecated. Use `{@render ...}` tags instead", yet no where in any of the Svelte 5 preview docs does it show a practical example of how to use {@render ...} in `+layout.svelte` files. I'm sure it is very useful to to use slot in components, but in Svelte 4, working with `+layout.svelte` used to be dead simple, but now Svelte 5 is a mess of poorly documented APIs.

Can some show a simple example of:

`/src/routes/+page.svelte'/`/src/routes/+layout.svelte` (one slot)

`/src/routes/subpage/+page.svelte'/`/src/routes/subpage/+layout.svelte` (two slots)

#Svelte #Sveltekit #Runes #layout
sorry, what "profit" sharing??