skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In C land, function entry/exit traces (or reconstruction of one) is a prerequisite for time travel debugging which has been commercially available for over 20 years.

If we are talking prologue/epilogue hooks, those have been commandeered (just like how Cosmopolitan hijacked them) for bespoke entry/exit tracing for who knows how long.

If we are talking generic (non-bespoke) automatic instrumented, whole-program, strippable/injectable entry/exit tracing then that has been commercially available for maybe a decade.

The reason it is not very popular is because naive implementations are high overhead and the trace data is such a deluge of information that you needed specialized visualization tools to make any sense of non-trivial programs.

That is because your average C program is going to do like 10-100 million function calls per second per core in normal operation. I repeat, 100 million logging statements per second, can your normal logging dependencies handle that? Even with just a 64-bit timestamp and nothing else that is nearly 1 GB/s of logging data. You are consuming significant fractions of memory bandwidth for logging. You want optimized high speed logging with efficient binary log formats to support that data rate without incurring immense overhead.

The visualization problem is not as bad these days either. The time travel debugging vendors had to handle even more ridiculous amounts of data so pioneered trace visualization techniques that work on even more, denser data. Everybody else has since copied these techniques to make well known trace visualizers such as perfetto. That is why they work so well across the gamut of tracing implementations (no matter how dense) despite most web development tracers that generate data being so anemic; they lifted from visualizers that actually needed to invent how to effectively visualize the hardest use cases.
>Buy Now Pay Later is growing very quickly and taking market share from credit cards, especially for younger consumers.

One of our greatest failings as a society is our abject failure to teach people finances. It's as critical to our lives as breathing, eating, and crapping, yet the vast majority of people can't even count change let alone understand credit.

Incidentally, anyone telling you BNPL is good for you is trying to milk you. Please just don't and stick to cash/debit or good old credit cards, for your friends' and family's sake if not yourself.
Lightning has a very high peak voltage and current, and progresses down/up as the voltage ramps up, at this time there is little current, as the 'leader' follows the gradient. At this time there is a charged conductor in the thunder head.
when the leader finds a low conductivity path to the earth the leader draws current and discharges the stored charge, usually in many short discharges very close together in time.
This is a very fast discharge, with a very high voltage peak = induction aspects can influence the path. After a full plasma has established = a short to ground = large charge transfer. This charge transfer usually reduces the voltage = spark stops, but a path is still there and more charge follows. youtube has a number about lightning leaders/streamers https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=lightning+leade...

Buildings usually have a high point array of many sharp spikes and top and edges that can suppress lightning by feeding a shorting current to the charge. Often a strike does not occur, but often it does. Many high building are struck hundreds of times in a storm. Usually the steel frame shorts these to ground, but peaks are so high that a bolt can jump to a close item, like a tree, because the current is so high the voltage drop can make a sub-leader arise. This is a greater risk with trees and a travelling bolt can choose a local salt water conductor = you under a tree - which is why you do not stand up in row boats or shelter under trees. Look for low ground, lie down and hope that guy on a golf cart, under a tree, is the Darwin Award winner...
Your logic is that the drive to produce more books wouldn't lead to using cheaper paper... because paper was, at the beginning of the process, extremely expensive?
Changes nothing.

Thief: I’m not guilty. There is no free will, so I couldn’t have acted otherwise.
Judge: I sentence you anyway. Because my actions, too, are predetermined.
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I didn't mean it was the best idea out there. I just meant, it doesn't seem far fetched to me for a tech company to impose its view on others. i'm just stating, it is not surprising. Perhaps it will avoid for some people to fall in the far right spiral, perhaps it will have no utility. i don't know. For sure, it isn't a good idea if done perpetually and on large scale. On a smaller scale, i have mixed views about it
Dopamine fasting, dining version.
I think they should shut it down.

Apple was a company that had a large percentage of their customers really love the products and company. It was a master class in creating raving fans.

With these debt products, the Apple Card and the pay later service, it seems that the customer relationship would be put at risk. No one likes a company they are in debt to. The more the product is used, and the more money Apple makes from a customer, the worse the relationship becomes.
Not all non-mechanical applications are created equal
People pay much more of the theoretical top rate today than they did of the higher top rate back then. Federal tax revenues as a percentage of GDP has been basically flat since 1950: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/FYFRGDA188S.
So eh what does Visa earnings tell us about the state of the payments industry?
I created an account just to comment on this:
I tell you something, you are "throwing shade" on the author - even if this is a "kid", were you born and immediately started to invent (insert complex tech) from scratch?
This guy did a nice job and wanted to share his work with us and appearently many others appreciate it and thus it ended up on the front page.
Comments which's only intention is to make some other's work smaller and seemingly "unworthy" are just sad and unnecessary.
I know. But this old NAT vs. firewall crap was pointless decades ago.

Still is.
See how many people click "Start Now", see how many drop off after seeing sign up page
Interesting.

Is this deterministic? Any plans for publishing?
I wonder how new payment solutions compete with the growth of Visa in emerging markets and what impact they have on the company's strategy overall.
Here in Brazil, I usually use PIX for payments, although card payments are still possible. I imagine a similar situation exists in Southeast Asia or even India.
And by sticking them into a prison-industrial complex, they will continue causing harm, it's been pretty conclusively shown. But profits and electoral clout are difficult to ignore...
The accident you use really depends on the context. If you're talking about chords, then you should follow the "stack of thirds" explanation that I gave above, it is how chord theory works. However, the other rules you mention also can be used depending on your situation. In a melody, you normally want to add accidents only when needed.
As a layman, I always wondered: what do Visa and MasterCard even do? They don't issue cards or actually extend credit. Banks do that. They don't assume any transaction risk. Merchants assume it. They don't actually carry any of the debt that customers produce. They don't accept balance payments from customers. They're just "facilitators" but it's unclear what that even means technically. I assume they have a few datacenter that do trillions of little lookups, but is that all there is to it? It seems like the perfect do-nothing middleman business: Insert yourself into every transaction in the world and siphon a percentage of it.

What stops a big bank from doing whatever it is they do?
Only when you apply an abstraction to simplify a complicated world so that it’s easier for you to digest.

In reality it does not hold true that all persons in jails/prisons deserve the punishment.

In fact, this injustice is often perpetrated by the same people who are overwhelmed by a complicated world and vote for “tough on crime” politicians who will perpetrate the injustice to help calm their voters’ meek anxieties.
"Xylitol in processed food can increase risk of heart attack and stroke — but there’s no danger in xylitol in oral care products"

I'm glad what I was looking for was in the first piece of text.
> For many homeowners, less restricted zoning and construction would actually increase the value of the land by more than it would decrease the value of the dwelling (imagine converting a few single family homes into a multi-story apartment building, that's a _much_ more valuable use of the land).

But a huge chunk of them don't think that way and they want to maintain the "character of the neighborhood." I've seen this first hand multiple times. My own grandparents once tried to argue with me against any sort of expansion because it would mean some people would be effected and have to change their lifestyle or pay for changes as a result of, for example, expanding city sewer services.
s/An AI bot-war/Greed, selfishness, and laziness/g
While it might look cool, this sounds significantly more dangerous than the current lightning rod setups we have today.
Something tells me it probably doesnt meet your nutritional needs either.

I imagine it is lacking a lot of micronutrients and/or doesnt have them in a bioavailable form.
TikTok collected US user views on issues like abortion and gun control
Weight loss! Cheaper than Ozempic.
Except treating them like shit means they are wrecked when they get out.

Norway’s cushy prisons have a 20% recidivism rate to America’s 70%. A punitive criminal justice system tends to lead to more victimization (and costs!), not less.
Paze (https://www.paze.com/) feels to me like the collective banks’ attempt to wrestle back control here. You could imagine a world where it’s a separate side channel for payment for the same credit card accounts but without the rent-seeking intermediaries.
Water at high doses is poison.

I'm reasonably sure that regular drinking of water at non-toxic doses is good though.

So it really does depend.
The point is that simplicity is an ergonomic consideration, regardless of how you nitpick the analogy.
The Commodore editor didn't actually have much logic to it, it actively used the screen as a buffer, and executes commands from the current line when you hit return. There are some tweaks to the way output is generated to make it easy to not corrupt the input if you're retyping things with edits, that a line editor wouldn't do.

I've not used an Apple in a long time, but I'm assuming the line editor heritage from the mainframes used to program the first one carried through.

It's a difference in mindset. I'm a fan of TECO, which is older than EMACS and even weirder. So, I can get along with almost anything better than the hell of loading data by toggle switches.
Related topic there is this example combining PyBaMM and pints for sensitivity analysis. Which should definitely be done first before delving straight into a DOE https://github.com/pints-team/electrochem_pde_model
When we do cruel things, whatever the reason, we degrade ourselves and that is something we can judge them on. Judge people by how they treat those they have power or privilege over
Also, x86 is much better supported than ARM by OS and software.

A N100 inside a fanless case is a great setup. I hope some of these low-power Intel CPUs start popping up in laptops, where competition for Apple M is truly welcome.
Sorry, you are the one making claims (which you edited a multiple times), so I won’t bother answering it more than this: you can read the immigration agencies web site for details.
Corruption. They also co-opt well meaning, highly compensated Individual Contributors at Stripe and other fintech companies, who write on this forum self edifying posts about their own personal genius and the complexity of incrementing and decrementing integers.
You can tell a lot about a society based on how it treats its prisoners.
Sorry, you’re not FAANG material.
This is a jail not a prison so they’re actually not criminals.
When thinking about these reddit horror stories, I'd also note that many of these gastrointestinal problems can be solved or lessened by more reddit folk knowledge. For example, r/tirzepatide recommends taking regular dietary fiber gummies to ease intestinal problems.
Quartz: Fast static-site generator to transform Markdown into full websites
With this being served by Aramark, you have to question if the critic got something different than what's normally served to prisoners:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aramark#Food_safety_issues
"Whatever you can get away with" is the entire basis of equal temperament.
I can only talk about my country, Brazil. It took 2 years for the national payment system PIX to surpass both visa and mastercard and become the most used mean of payment
Not Julia?
I didn't directly mention third party software but when I talk about the various levels of default software the implication is that those with less built in typically rely more heavily on third party software. Even those who do ship a more batteries included base still have to provide mechanisms for using third party software given the ecosystem.

> ... has a lot of third party software that would be hard to maintain along with the rest of the system

This is the point that the article is trying to challenge. I think 9front proves that it's doable.

> Most people don't care what commit your system is built from as long as it works as their programs expect it to.

The former helps the later a lot. Everything is tested with each other and for a lot of functionality there is only one option.
If you set the seed and temperature to 0, it is. I did not have any intentions to publish it, but I might think about a 2-pager Bioinformatics paper if I have time.
Love to see Shida & Erica achieve such a runaway success. I remember alpha testing it during covid and thinking this is really clever and visionary. Their previous product Dynalist didn't take off, but I still use it, along with a devoted niche of folks. They still maintain it, despite Obsidian being the money maker. Dynalist is a workflowy-style infinite nested list that loads entirely into RAM, so all your whole list can filter and move around with zero perceivable latency (if your computer can handle the size). Its really good for storywriting or to do lists or other highly manipulated text. It's up to you to nest the hierarchal structure of it all. Obsidian is more notion/wikipedia style so it's good for tons of notes you don't look at often, but want linked together in a big non-heirachal graph. It doesn't vibe with me personally, feels like hoarding to have that many inevitably-neglected notes, but I get why folks like it.
For me, the nausea I feel taking tirzepatide is a significant part of the reason why it lowers appetite. In other words, the discomfort is helpful.

(I find tirzepatide nausea fairly manageable and benign compared to nausea caused by other sources)
That already exists. Usually a Monotrophic diet consisting only of potatoes.
>what do Visa and MasterCard even do?

They are the telephone wires for your calls, basically.

>I assume they have a few datacenter that do trillions of little lookups, but is that all there is to it?

They also blackmai-- sorry, convince merchants to accept their services for a fee because look how many people pay with Visa/Mastercard!

>What stops a big bank from doing whatever it is they do?

Nothing. See American Express and Discover which are both banks and payment networks because they like taking the entire pie (and presumably do a lot less blackmai-- sorry, convincing).
From the article you linked, for the lazy:

> [Xylitol] is also produced by our own bodies through a process known as the glucuronate pathway, one of the pathways by which we metabolize glucose. So how did the authors ensure they were investigating the relationship between dietary xylitol intake and MACE risk? They didn’t.

> In other words, this study provides no evidence whatsoever that dietary xylitol intake has any association with MACE, yet still the authors insist on linking the two in their conclusions

> First erythritol, now xylitol. This research group followed the same flawed design and ended up with the same flawed conclusions. SSDD – same [study], different day.
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They certainly are magic boxes!
Absolutely!

This gist is a barebones init.el that just loads org-mode and org-journal via straight.el: https://gist.github.com/aclarknexient/87518aee8a0fbc9c905072...

For those with existing Emacs init setups, lines 31 through 45 have the relevant settings.
There are comparable (but beefier) things made by ASRock Industrial. I’ve been trying to get my hands on them, but it’s hard.
It might impact top of funnel (visits), but quality content will really stand out once visitors are at your site, which should increase conversion rate. Regardless, quality content is important for branding/perceived reputation, which is going to be helpful.

It's easier to stand out when everyone goes crappy and cheap. This won't change.
This is false. To deduce is to draw (ducere) a conclusion from (de) premisses.
The King Alfred's Way bikepacking route [1] includes part of the Ridgway. I planned to do this last summer, but didn't get chance, and I'm not really fit at the moment enough having barely cycled since last summer, but maybe I'll get around to doing this next year. It does look like a great route though.

[1] https://www.cyclinguk.org/king-alfreds-way
For me, repro steps are:

1. Vist the page on Firefox Nightly for Android

2. Attempt to use the back gesture to go back

3. Observe you cannot go back

Workaround is to swipe back furiously, presumably before the page is able to add additional locations to browser history.

Without actually pulling this code or doing any debugging, I believe the issue is this line here, at some point during the initial page load you are setting `location.hash` (watching the actual URL I can see that it happens) which adds a navigation event to your history and interferes with the back button.

https://github.com/breck7/pldb/blob/ae07a2e4dfcc15bf8c16c4ca...
The relevant section from the article:

> [C]onsuming foods and beverages sweetened with xylitol can make the platelets in your blood more likely to clot — a recipe for serious heart events.

> In studies performed by Dr Hazen’s team, healthy volunteers were given a drink sweetened with 30 grams of xylitol. That’s similar to the amount found in a single scoop of keto-friendly ice cream or several cookies marketed for people with diabetes.

> In every volunteer studied, platelets were significantly more prone to clot after consuming xylitol.

> “In the presence of xylitol, platelets become much more angry and ready to clot,” Dr. Hazen reports. “It’s as if our platelets have a kind of tastebud receptor for xylitol that makes them go into overdrive. And that’s very significant because enhanced clotting can stop blood flow.”
> The analysis is just a bunch of circumstantial observations that _it is possible_ FB was doing more skeezy stuff than was previously known.

No, it was already well-known way back in 2018, which is why that piece of shit app was withdrawn from App Store in the first place. Facebook’s enterprise account later got suspended in 2019 for distributing the paid piece of shit through enterprise MDM.
How are you measuring that? I've been scouring the web for low-idle-power builds and 3.5 watts is far below the best builds I've found (assuming that 3.5 watts is measured at-the-wall).
They have enough power to behave as a small form of government. They use this power to accept political lobbying (aka bribery, like to government) to enact regulation (like a government would) to ban businesses their lobbyists don't like.

This can very easily slaughter businesses. These companies need to be regulated as a utility instead of the insane shit that's happening now.

I hope more people start understanding that unregulated big business acting like unaccountable government is a problem.
mock executions are banned under most human rights conventions, and nutriloaf as described is simulated poison. given the intent is stated explicitly as removing the sense of having eaten from food, there's no consistent system of ethics where this is not torture. it makes the inmate feel like they are starving even though they aren't.

I look forward to seeing a case against the manufacturer in the supreme court.
Thank you. I have a bone to chew with AT&T about not following the spirit of the Television Viewer Protection Act (TVPA), the law prohibits TV and broadband providers from charging rental or lease fees for modems when "the provider has not provided the equipment to the consumer; or the consumer has returned the equipment to the provider."

If you can provide a link to one that works for 5Gbps (symmetric, obviously) service I’d be much obliged.
You need to factor in storage, cases/cooling and PSUs. Never consider just the bare board.
This is super cool!! Back many years ago now I had a project that dealt with realtime data + geofences so I used tile38. I'm super curious to check this out!
* root home folder; that's the application home, one level ABOVE whatever passes for web root. This file should not be accessible to anyone outside of the application.
All of the countries you named as "carrying their own weight" have the curious commonality of being net recipients of massive amounts of money from the EU cohesion budgets (i.e Western Europe) over the last 10 years. Very easy to spend money on big guns and other projects when you are Poland and get something like 10 billion euro net on average for the last decade.

EU scary hours will begin in something like 10-15 years when Poland will be asked to become a net contributor (after they converge and some W. Europe country will inevitable come up with the idea of plugging fiscal deficits by cutting EU contributions).
>What's stopping the US govt from building a solution and competing for market share?

It's obnoxious enough to have credit cards (/especially/ Visa and Mastercard) breathing down my neck about what and where I spend my money, I definitely don't want to make that even worse by having the government feast upon that data instead.
This, like so many other issues, is an issue that a small but powerful contingent of moneyed interests (e.g. the debt industry, also known as the financial industry) works very hard and spends lots of money lobbying on, in order to ensure we're not solving the problem.

This is not much different from Microsoft fighting open source, Apple fighting right to repair, or Google fighting the CCPA.

As always: Cui Bono? Follow the money.
Not even network speed. If you're just playing multiplayer on 1 console, that creates a client-server setup behind the scenes. On the Nintendo Switch, boat travel is hell because every 20 seconds you'll hit the invisble wall at the edge of the sea that makes you wait 20 more seconds before you can continue rowing.