skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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Using SIMD for Parallel Processing in Rust
> If you hate your users, sure. For anything more than a toy please use a real GUI framework.

Do you have any actual real criticism?
For simple static sites with repetitive sections I don't want to write by hand, I find that building a simple generator in Ruby with ERB templates that loop over the rows in a SQLite table is the simplest way to do this. There's no dependencies to pull in, the ERB templates are already pretty close to HTML already, and there are plenty of GUI tools for SQLite files that make it easy to add rows by hand.
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If I recall correctly, a true hallucination is one that the person cannot distinguish from reality, so at best you'd measure "pseudohallucinations". But even then, your approach would suffer from all the limitations of phenomenology.
Even if they were otherwise indistinguishable at some point in the future?
While I do think the overall point of the article is an interesting one, it seems to me an odd assumption that the life of a single cow is somehow equal to the life of a single chicken or a single fish. At what point does it stop being equal? Is the life of a human equal to the life of a mosquito?
See the conclusion in https://www.dcscience.net/Hrobjartsson-Gotzsche-Cochrane-pla...

They find no strong placebo effect, and when there is a placebo effect, it is difficult to distinguish statistically from no-treatment.
That's actually pretty easy too. Take a look at an RSS file. There's a reason it's called really simple syndication. Adding another entry to an RSS file with your text editor is dead simple.
I'm using site generator for site generator use cases...

And servers which do not have any backend. Even apache2 SSI isn't enabled by default.

A standard default templating system on static content hosters would help.
It’s not that straightforward because every Indian is a healthy mix of ANI+ASI+. In fact there’s no ASI ancient DNA sample available annd it’s a proposed phenotype. ANI/ASI also goes thousands of years before these empires arose so again back to the original claim that none of these empires called them Dravidian.
They only made a POC for x86 but it doesn't mean that it doesn't work on other architectures.
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You said that India does not have an official state religion, then to support your own point you listed European countries with majority religions implying they are officially state religions then you backtracked.

I don't know whether others are able to see your real intentions through your posts, and maybe Westerners are too politically correct to call a spade a spade, but I know a Hindu extremist when I see one. Tell me you're a staunch supporter of BJP without telling me you're a staunch supporter of BJP.
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Why? And how would you be able to tell if given a double-blind test?
I almost agree. The thing that keeps me coming back to static site generators is HTML partials. Having a header.html file that defines my navigation, that I can edit once and include everywhere, is why I pay the complexity tax.

And since I'm already there, I do also like scss + file watching / hot reloading. Though would happily live without it, if there was a 'native' solution to e.g.

<html>
<% include './header.html'>
<body>
...
</body>
<% include './footer.html'>
</html>
That is very cool. If I wasn't working on my own project I would applying for this (I love coffee and the journey of coffee).

Keep up the great work.
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From the qualys advisory (https://www.qualys.com/2024/07/01/cve-2024-6387/regresshion....):

With a heap corruption as a primitive, two FILE structures malloc()ated
in the heap, and 21 fixed bits in the glibc's addresses, we believe that
this signal handler race condition is exploitable on amd64 (probably not
in ~6-8 hours, but hopefully in less than a week). Only time will tell.

It is a race condition in a signal handler. The behaviour depends on the implementation of various standard library functions on the target system (syslog, malloc). This may very well be exploitable on other architectures (and systems). Apparently it is non-trivial to trigger. But it is possibly remote code execution with root permissions. Definetely nobody wants this in sshd.
If you label yourself as a 'content consumer' you have lost the battle.
Transformers have finite context, RNNs don’t. In practice the RNN gradient signal is limited by back propagation through time, it decays. This is in fact the whole selling point of transformers; association is not harder or easier in near/short distance. But in theory a RNN can remember infinitely far away.
In the end, their class names are compiled to random ids. So you can reference all your css from the <head> with basically zero chance of collisions.

A Shadow DOM could ensure isolation between the two teams, but CSS namespacing is also a concern within a team, so CSS modules will just kill two birds with one stone here.
They're not that magical. Multiplication with complex numbers is a neat way to do 2D rotation and scaling. It's the same idea with multiple dimensions.
Only if you use nextjs…
Probably nature, due to the preponderance of evidence for it, and that likely evolved into a cultural phenomenon too. There is a reason all societies eat meat in one form or another.
Isn't this the plot of the most recent avatar blue people film?
No, I'm coming here as somebody who is annoyed with people thinking that the only way forward is to hug trees and cry about how the humanity is bad.

Yes, the water pumping is unsustainable, so we need to talk about the way to replace it with sustainable water sources. It will probably also involve optimizing the water usage.
Through which interface?
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Minksy's The Society of Mind is a must-read
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It has. And so it makes sense if they happen to be your target market.
Use a webserver with server side includes (SSI) like nginx or apache and you can <!--# include file="/header.html" --> in the other HTML files themselves and it's all completely transparent. No need to 'build' or anything. And no complex software stack to mantain or worries about attack surfaces like with dynamic languages like php. Just the bare minimum power to do templating that hasn't changed or had issues in 20 years.
> Exponential growth claims have been made countless times in the past, and never delivered.

But one did though? Pronouncements of the future do not invalidate current results.
> I've had this point of view for years; I would love to refine, abandon, or update my perspective as necessary. Please tear into it!

I think he's telling you to do that work yourself, because he doesn't want to do it and he's also not the best equipped to do it either.
This one, apparently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28736405 - mentioned here https://x.com/andy_pavlo/status/1807799843693396420
No, they don't eat the animal in the movie, they cultivate its special liquid that's useful as an anti-aging agent to humans.
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Yes, from the Diamond Princess wiki page:

> As of 16 March, at least 712 out of the 3,711 passengers and crew had tested positive for the virus.[22][23] As of 14 April, fourteen of those who were on board had died from the disease.

Exposure on the Princess was 100%, which we know because everyone was confined to quarters yet cases appeared randomly throughout the ship without there being any locational clustering, which is only possible if the virus got everywhere. IOW it was capable of spreading between cabins and floors.

So the rate at which passengers went positive was something like ~20%, but half of those were asymptomatic, so the true susceptibility rate was more like 10%.

IIRC contact tracing studies found a similar susceptibility rate, based on how many people started testing positive when locked into their homes with a test-positive housemate. But I don't have a citation for that offhand, I'd have to go dig it up again.

IFR was in that case 1.9%, but this is biased high due to the age of the passengers which is very unrepresentative of the population. You could get more accurate IFRs using serosurveys.

Obviously, the modelling projections were all wrong by an order of magnitude just due to ignoring susceptibility alone. And then you have the IFR that was also way too high. Fix both of those and you can start to explain why the epidemiologist's predictions were so far off the real numbers. Also their models assumed very strongly that SARS-CoV-2 could not move long distances on air currents, but indeed that's not compatible with what happened on the ship. If you take all those factors into account then lockdowns did not make any sense as a policy (nor many other policies).
I am a big time overpacker, at least until I go on a trip and hurt my ankle and then scale back.

This loadout in my camera backpack is on the overpacked side

https://mastodon.social/@UP8/111091984601991594

since I can't make up my mind if I want a manual focus 50mm that opens to 0.95 or if I want to do sports, birds, and a little bit of macro work with a 100-400mm zoom, or shoot stereograms, or play with a Nintendo 3DS.

Here are two typical book loadouts

https://mastodon.social/@UP8/112694717428264338
https://mastodon.social/@UP8/112179679101682575

Some days I have a lunch bag and the camera bag and a book bag but this morning I had to hike from the farm to the bus stop so I stuffed 3 slices of Pizza from last night into my book bag.
Nitpick: If you're careful fdatasync() can suffice.
As long as it can reproduce you still get exponential growth.
> The likely reason is that Europeans don't write 1 just as a stick. It starts with an angled upstroke.

I'm European, and that's how I write it, but if you look at the link, that's not how they write 1's in the promotional material - Those 1's follow pretty much the stroke I would do for an L, only the foot is shorter and slightly more pointed upward.
It seems like the sibling comment is exactly what you're asking about: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40847318
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I've never met a Wordpress person who cared.
For me the issue is that Jekyll is pretty terrible, and I guess something is iffy with ruby somehow? I don't really know or want to find out, I just want to publish my little blog.
I didn’t read the article. I mainly come here for the commentary and the backdoor links. But!

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That’s kind of what he said. Pandas and koalas are pretty stupid
Rather, in the US, politics is mostly based on keeping yourself elected, and political ideologies are pretty much lip service.

In reality, both sides all just serve at the pleasure of the elite.

What I love about Trump (despite never having a desire to votefor him) is he makes no attempt to hide that, often times going so far as to rub the political class' noses in it.
> it is all just neurons activating and making your muscles move.

> ...and subjective awareness.
Google Gemini keeps giving me out-of-date information and this is a problem
For the environmentally minded, it's almost always a tradeoff.

Electric car? Less pollution, more lithium mining (for now)

Avoid plastic? Glass jars are heavy (and added emissions to transport), and more likely to need replacing.

Avoid clothing with microplastics (like polyester)? Cotton is one of the most water-intensive crops, and production of bamboo cloth requires heavy chemicals usually, polluting the local environment

etc ...
Easter Island study casts doubt on theory of 'ecocide' by early population
I never argued that I thought multirepo would be cheaper than monorepo. Or vice versa, for that matter.

I wondered if it would have been cheaper overall to use pre-existing tools and adjust things than to build a whole new product that has nothing to do with your core business, and then have to maintain that product. This is a wholly different argument.

TANSTAAFL right back at you; development and maintenance time is not free either, and there's a potential argument that pivoting their other tooling would also open them up to other off-the-shelf opportunities, though that is much harder to evaluate.

I've worked at scale. I am well aware that sometimes custom is the only way. I've been there and done that, and walked it back when someone finally did something off the shelf that was cheaper to maintain. Custom comes with a cost, and that cost can often be hefty.

Source control... is not usually where you hear the "it should be custom" argument, and even less often is it at all supportable when you look at the big picture.

Google is certainly large enough to have unique requirements, but that alone doesn't justify the choice.

I thought about the larger organizations, and of them I could identify only Microsoft and IBM as other companies who have their own SCM products (though that's probably ignorance; there are probably more ;). The difference with them, though, is in the fact that they sell those products as products, making them part of the core business. Profit center instead of cost center.

Google doesn't do that AFAICT, so all that investment in development and maintenance is nothing more than cost at the bottom line. And not just monetary cost: what else could those developers be doing with their time?

Hence, it really makes me wonder if there's a bunch of developer religion that's costing Google a lot of unnecessary cash. If I were by some strange miracle brought in as a CTO at Google? I'd be wanting some pretty hard facts on that (or a plan to productize it) to justify its continued existence.

If someone tells me that monorepo (or multirepo) is better, I'll respect their opinion even if I disagree with it. If, however, someone tells me that one or the other is the only way, and they must have a custom source control system to prevent things from collapsing like a house of cards?

Yeah, I'm going to call bullshit.
An idea which is encapsulated much better by geometric algebra, in which quaternions and complex numbers follow the same rules.
Im comparing extremely cheap and green but volatile sources paired with storage with stable energy sources that are either polluting or expensive.
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apparently, digital radio has less range than FM
I see what you mean about "hallucination"; I guess I was using the looser definition as per Wikipedia of a perception that "has the compelling sense of reality".

I'd be keen to understand those limitations of phenomenonology and how they apply to this specific experiment, if you have an opportunity to expand.
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