skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"Does me as a Hindu having an opinion about my faith offend you and strike you as extremist?"

No. I believe, you may believe whatever you want.

But I also believe, that when you define India as a Hindu Nation only, you do exclude all the other faiths and non faiths. That is my definition of extremism. In this case, going in the direction of a theocracy.

"I want Muslims (and Christians and Buddhists and everyone)to have the freedom to practice their faith. I want the same for Hindus"

Because when you want India defined as a Hindu state, like you stated elsewhere many times, you do not want equal terms for all religions, you want a privileged position for Hinduism, integrated into the state.

I do understand, that you want to live in a Hindu state - the laws shaped by your believe. But why must it be as big as whole India? Because many Indians do not believe in Hinduism - and they will eventually fight, if they have to submit to laws, they do not agree with.

Can't there be a compromise, where the big state is somewhat neutral, but some local state/districts are more Hindu and some others maybe more Muslim or whatever?

I think this would be more peaceful for everyone. Live and let live.

Otherwise a big percentage of the population will never really identify with the Nation. And not fight for it, but against.
You see some of the results in this thread here.

edit:

This thread started with:

"Hinduism is no doubt a important part of india, but maybe not the only one?"

to which you replied with:

"India is Hindu."

Which seems at odds with freedom and equality for all religions.
> Nuclear power's costs eclipses the cost of solar and wind even when it is backed by windgas

This article is an edited version of a 'Wind power as an alternative to nuclear power from Hinkley Point C: A cost comparison', a report by Marie-Louise Heddrich, Thorsten Lenck and Carlos Perez Linkenheil, all of Energy Brainpool, commissioned by Greenpeace Energy. The evidence it furnishes is expected to be used as part of the legal case against HPC forthcoming in the European Court of Justice.

Incidentally the actual report can be found at https://green-planet-energy.de/fileadmin/docs/pressematerial...
Thanks! Good idea! It's been a while since I checked the links. I will take a look. :D
I think there was no such time , not least because numerical analysis today leans on computer science to an extreme degree. I also think the two had very different development trajectories with some overlap (like much of maths).
Because you have to put actual substance in the entity. If OP ditched his US citizenship, moved to the Caymans, and then started consulting for international clients - it would work.
And of course Indian consultancies separate some of their big "freshers intake" and make them mainframe developers and they dream of leaving in year 2 since its a low paying deadend job.
Finland etc? In my expert opinion this Helsinki homeless abode from 2005 was quite functional down to -30°C : https://photos.app.goo.gl/MqwRWdgkN0oynyTw1
Great deep dive! Always wondered about the details around this topic.

Did a bit of red teaming around the topic of reverse shells and privilege escalation and was pleasantly surprised, how much Windows Defender catches. Our IT Department recently switched away from a paid McAfee service doing end point security, which failed to detect unauthorized access in many instances.

Also, I totally read the intro as "addressing the ERP use-case"
I think you're making the pure=functional mistake like I was. Rust is almost identical to OCaml in terms of functional style. Which is no big surprise given that it was heavily inspired by it (and the first compiler was implemented in it). I think the only major difference is the lack of currying.(which IMO is an elegant-looking anti-feature).

> People complain all the time about Rust syntax looking cryptic and difficult to read.

They're talking about all the borrowing, lifetime and generics syntax. Not the basic blocks and semicolons.
They are the worst, been there a few times, even as "the devops" you get sucked into while(true) loops of tech changes and everybody rewrites everything all the time to be "cloud ready" and nothing ever gets to production and everybody burns out and leave.

I just dodged a bullet recently interviewing with an old boss of mine who wanted to use container orchestration for a perfectly working set of 40+ apps. They use docker in VMs as of now already, but they absolutely want kube or swarm, the reason being that "it's too complicated to manage the capacity planning for the VMs". Yeah let's add an extra layer of clustering and complexity for internal apps that will never scale just so that you feel good about having "an orchestrator", because you don't want to take a couple days to look at CPU/RAM usage and resize your infra.
https://github.com/alphagov/whitehall
There is not any reason to NOT run hybrid cryptography schemes right now, when the use case allows for it.

I do worry though that early standardization might lock us into a bad standard, and current PQC systems are too inflexible to allow for many use cases. The latter point means that if you want PQC, you might have to give up some features. E.g. multikey signature schemes, zero knowledge proofs, etc.
Obviously because a company announced they were going to do it, it is 100% possible and economically viable.

It's not like companies have been putting out press releases for centuries for things that never come true.
I'm almost in a similar situation, and I have to talk with the old team to discuss how they did it and what issues they faced.

the advice I'd recommend to you is to probably write down all your information so it's accessible by someone who needs it.
They're still trying to find the last Perl dev for that backend role.
How does it compare to esbuild or swc? Its good we have alternatives, and im still mentally scarred from the javascript ecosystem, where almost everything is slow and buggy. But when you compare to an already native tool (like esbuild) you start getting diminishing returns.
> The only solution here is mandatory re-education and/or limiting who can vote

Sounds very authoritarian and not democratic at all. What makes you think they won't try to do the same thing? I certainly don't want any government to have the power to re-educate adults and limit who can vote because they're voting wrong. That's Orwellian.
Get the best of both worlds: shower in the evening.
I mean, all the SCOTUS did was confirm everything we've know and practiced since the US was founded? I don't get why anyone is freaking out over this. If the President could be sued for the decisions he makes doing his job, gold help us.... this is just.... obvious? But since it seemingly "helps" Trump the MSM and Democrats are going crazy. However, if this wasn't the case, do they realize the huge can of worms that would be opened up forever?
You don't need to build it, it's hosted on https://viper-ide.org
Also, this is Vanilla JS, so just opening the HTML file locally also works :)

P.S. I just realized I'm using the older CodeMirror 5 component for the editor. Migrating to CM6 will require the use of bundler.

The good news on the othe hand, the editor will get much better.
Robots can (and already partially do) make more robots.

When the AI is good enough for them to genuinely replace all human labour, it's good enough for them to be von Neumann replicators; at that point equality is more about human psychology — greed vs charity — than practicalities.
Improved chatbot customer experience: sleep() is all you need
I hear they made a movie about it.
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Would be useful in my unfortunate case where the ISP's DNS is broken for a bunch of domains. Most notably githubusercontent.com. Also a bunch of CDN domains.
> H5 mobile

https://medium.com/chia-ux/what-do-chinese-clients-mean-h5-i...

> HMR

Hot Module Replacement allows all kinds of modules to be updated at runtime without the need for a full refresh. (Abridged from a webpack doc)
That's a new partnership.

Fortescue has dozens of green energy and green hydrogen projects under development globally.

Currently we have projects in Norway, Australia, Canada, Kenya, Congo, the United States, Argentina and Brazil.

Our early customers are industrial companies in the USA, Australia and Singapore, as well as large energy companies in Europe.

These partnerships are contracting for Hydrogen | Ammonia from plants that are already near completion that will open next year in 2025.

They've additionally built and tested various green hydrogen based transport vehicles and power stations (usually ammonia):

eg: https://www.offshore-energy.biz/ammonia-powered-fortescue-gr...
This is doable in c++20 https://github.com/stephenberry/glaze
This supports all kinds of non-platform-standard features that may tie your project to this specific bundler, but will tie them to bundlers in general.

It would be much better to have projects that work without bundlers, that can use them as an optimization step.
A 3 decibel increase represents a doubling in sound energy. Sound energy is proportional to the square of sound pressure, so you need a 6 decibel increase for a doubling in pressure.
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Rspack (ByteDance) just shipped 1.0. There's Farm too. This is from Ant Group. Major influx of build tools all built in Rust, made in China.

Turbopack is supposed to be coming, as a total rebuild of bundling. Rolldown seems solid, as a Rust roll-up redo.
i thought the "gender pay gap" was due to different jobs and amount of time worked - otherwise companies would hire only women and have to pay out way less in wages.
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Well how is it constructed?
It's a nice piece of work! If you're interested, .NET's compiler has improved significantly since 3.1, in particular, around structs and pre-existing intrinsics (which are no longer needed to be used directly in most situations - pretty much all code prefers to use plain methods on VectorXXX<T> whenever possible). Also note the use of AggressiveOptimization attribute which disables tiered compilation and forces the static initialization checks your readme refers to - removing AO allows the compiler to bake statics directly into codegen through tiered compilation as upon reaching Tier 1 the value of such readonly statics will be known. For trivially constructed values, it is better to not store such in fields but rather construct them in place via e.g. expression-bodied properties like 'Vector128<byte> MASK => Vector128.Create((byte)0x80)`. I don't remember exactly whether this was introduced in Core 3.1 or 5, but today the use of `AggressiveOptimization` flag is discouraged unless you do need to bypass DynamicPGO.

You also noted the lack of ability to express numeric properties of T within generic context. This was indeed true, and this limitation was eventually addressed by generic math feature. There are INumber<T>, IBinaryInteger<T> and others to constrain the T on, which bring the comparison operators you were looking for.

In general, the knowledge around vectorized code has substantially improved within the community, and it is used quite more liberally nowadays by those who are aware of it.
Groovy 5.0
That was the story. Thankyou
I think the fundamental problem is that a democratic nation just doesn't work very well when the voting public is divided into two roughly-equal groups that hate each other. Democracies work well when most of the populace thinks mostly alike and has similar values and beliefs, and has a good education too.
Sounds to me like they are superb researchers.

(Eureka moments leading you down more deadends is so wel put too.)
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Edging my sleep, you say
Big thanks for the recent performance changes!
The "many small inefficiencies" point resonates – it definitely shows how performance is hurt in many small areas.

(I aim to write blog posts every 2-3 weeks, but this latest one was postponed...
I wrote this in relatively short time so that the gap would not be too long, and I really should take time to refine the post.)
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mid 90's, a friend of mine installed Windows NT to, and booted it from, a DAT tape
Lagniappe while we wait for somebody's wife to take a joke for the team

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Why not?

If I'm not mistaken, Europe is proceeding with green hydrogen quite well. With an oversupply of electricity at certain times, and electricity from solar/wind being very cheap, it seems like a good option for grid storage and long-haul trucks (short-haul trucks and cars not so, because batteries are way better there).

When the cost of solar/wind gets lower than 1/3rd of coal and gas (which is likely to happen), it will make more sense to have hydrogen grid energy storage than burn coal/gas during winters in Europe.
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Norway to award Arctic blocks for seabed mining in 2025
the US can fight three peer wars at the same time. that's their military doctrine.
Yeah, I think you have to exclude 0 to push that proof through. Your relation is still well-ordered in that case so it's fine I think.
I know "code is data", but it's a couple orders of magnitude more reasonable to have unsafe bytecode than to have unsafe data deserialization.

If something is supposed to load arbitrary code, not just data, that needs to be super clear at a glance. If it comes across as a data library, but allows takeover, you have a problem. Especially if there isn't a similar data-only function/library.
You can get a Phd by doing stuff like this?? I do that kind of thing for fun after work on my hobby projects, and at work I've spent weeks speeding up a single HTTP request path.
I did a lot of clay target shooting with 12 gauge shotgun when I was young. That involves a lot of shots each session with pretty powerful cartridges, I'd suspect it is more deleterious than target shooting, even with large calibre guns.

Don't know about micro-TBIs but it sure fucked up my hearing.
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I first heard of OBS from Twitch streamers talking about using it years ago, and I was taken back when finding out later that it's open source and works well on Linux. I had mistakenly assumed it must be gaming-specific Windows thing because it didn't even occur to me that it could end up being so widely used by that demographic otherwise.
The tools are there, we just have to connect it (check out the TODO section). For more complex instruction like when you want to create the mask, it requires a lot of contextual reasoning which i tried to point out in Research section.
From what I read it's pretty awful and unreliable. Only spent few days there but it wasn't great. Useable, but pretty nasty.
No you didn't. You just downloaded the torrent archive.
Thats a nice sentiment you got there. Mind if i take it: Every dictator everywhere everytime. And it turns out the international order cant survive defectors.one large party going imperial or isolatinist and its bsck to olden times.
Do you have any idea what sort of chaos impeaching six Supreme Court justices would cause? Do you really think it would pass Congress, and do you think the Republican Party wouldn't retaliate?
Thank you for sharing your experience. It was valuable to me!
I think all countries that are similar are discussing tax reforms or expecting eventual consequences. That doesn't mean all of them are doing the reforms this year.
You can make an expert system extensible though. You can make it definitely recognize some pattern and when there is a complaint about it not recognizing another pattern, you can add it. Hopefully you wrote the code in a way that easily allows adding new patterns, of course.
Can you really say you are booting off of something remote when you are really booting a rootfs from a local initramfs of several megabytes?
Oh man, if I had a penny for every time this issue came up, my grandchildren wouldn't have to work a day in their lives.
“rife with defaults” does this parse, for a math person?
And the net benefit to society is that now that fourth person has time to do some other beneficial activity for society.
As one of the other comments mentioned W11 IoT LTSC was released quite recently, 24H2 I belive. It is a legit general availability release obtained from the same website.
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Is there a way to run the web interface locally?

BTW, the "visit demo" link in the docs returns 404.
As soon as the browser specs catch up to what the bundlers are doing I’d drop them in a heartbeat. Not holding my breath though
>Historically, the rationale for excluding women from the draft was that they weren't eligible to serve in combat roles, voluntarily or otherwise

Historically countries didn't let women fight in wars because they didn't want their civilisation to die out. If a country loses a double-digit percent of its men it can still repopulate just as quickly, because one man can make multiple women pregnant, while if it loses its women then it takes significantly longer to repopulate, because one woman can't have multiple babies at the same time so the birthrate will necessarily be reduced.
>Somebody somewhere gets chairs that wouldn't have got them if you had been producing 1 chair per day.

I hope you noticed that this somebody is someone else and not you. It could be another executive from another company.

The thing is, people don't care about stuff, because stuff is cheap. They need money to pay for housing and they need only the money, because if people stop consuming and spend more money on housing, the housing gets more expensive even for those who would have otherwise spent their money on consumption. Those people also need more money, not stuff, to spend on housing.

When things get more expensive for no reason, the economy must grow regardless of whether people want to consume more. Most wealth is about the allocation of already existing stuff and transforming it into something convenient. Humans didn't create the oil or iron ore in the soil. They just dug it out. Stuff is never produced, only transformed, so economics will always be about fighting for getting that initial endowment.
What does "all records" mean though? `dig` defaults to just show A records and I've kept the behaviour same. Do you mean all possible record types under the sun, or just a bunch of common ones? `MX, AAAA, A, CNAME, TXT` etc ?
The President also has the power to pardon, including himself.
You can file a civil suit to get an injunction to protect your personal rights. The ACLU does this all the time as do many other orgs
> Sounds very authoritarian and not democratic at all.

It's what we already have, just extended a little. We already limit voting to citizens, and we have mandatory education for age groups and as a prerequisite to do certain professions.

> I certainly don't want any government to have the power to re-educate adults and limit who can vote because they're voting wrong. That's Orwellian.

Look at the situation we are in now, though. We have an extremely ignorant, outright science denying, not insignificant subset of the population, who due to our system of government can elect in people who share their beliefs, who then go on to be in real positions of power.

What do you do when you have a slight majority of Trumps or MTGs as your representatives? More than likely, freedoms will erode and wars would likely increase.

So, how can you avoid that, or worse problems caused by an ignorant voting block? If you want to keep this form of government (which I would argue we should not), I'm not sure what other solutions there are other than to have some sort of test for voting. Maybe moving the definition of what constitutes a citizen like in Starship Troopers could work.
Housing exclusion is max 16% of foreign income exclusion amount, or about 20K USD per year.
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Take a look at price comparison sites and/or google shopping. May be you want is the same.
A better analogy might be airplane fuel and car fuel. Both are gasoline, but a different kind and not really repleacable.

Batteries, without a significant technology improvement, will not work on semi trucks due to weight issues. But they require way less infrastructure to bootstrap, and they are easier and cheaper to maintain, so they are ok to use with consumer vehicles.

On the other hand hydrogen is the only green solution that can be feasible with long haul trucks, buses etc - especially the ones running on set routes.
I’ve spoken with a CTO who was against them because they add too much overhead, partly because they’re too late in the process.

He encouraged his team to discuss an approach beforehand or to work on something together.

Other than that they had a lot of tests and a very structured codebase, I guess it worked for them.
Thanks For sharing your thoughts