skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> shop around the edges of the store. That's where they keep the fresh produce, meat, and dairy.

That doesn't work too well in the UK. Fruit/Veg tends to be a whole zone with aisles/central islands and maybe some edge. Meat and dairy is often in an aisle. Speciality stuff is on the edges e.g. deli, butcher, bakery, cheese counters if you have them.

Going around the edge of my supermarket clockwise in order:

Near door: bulk snacks and cases of beer.

Left edge: in store baked goods: donuts/bread. Packaged baked goods: cake, bread. Freezer goods: three way split of veg, junk and deserts.

Back wall: Imported regional products - mix of basics and junk food for African/Chinese/Korean/Japanese residents. Breakfast cereals: mostly sugary rubbish but some oatmeal. Biscuits: mostly sugar but some rice cakes.

Right edge: kitchen/bathroom products. Not fattening but an acquired taste.
because the core of what they do is working with time series and making analysis and predictions.
Another point of view is: In practice you have to compromise. I certainly don't approve all measures of the government were I live or the government of my passport (which are different). Still I am not actively trying to leave the country or change my citizenship although there would be no big hinders to do either.

For travelling I am much more free to set my preferences. And the US has happened to end up on my personal shit list because of their border procedures. I know them since the 1980s and they have always been some kind of unpleasant, although nothing bad has ever happened to me. I have no criminal intent, you just need to learn to play the game to get through. But in the digital age I don't want to play their game anymore.
That price was for RK3588 or for RK3588S?

(The latter uses a smaller package where many of the interfaces of RK3588 are not connected to external pins.)
Good for you to stick up for the _checks notes_ nazis.
The X4 has a physical button which is hooked up to the RP2040s BOOTSEL pin, if you need to force it back into the USB bootloader.
Study finds that when there's a time limit, even a rational judge would try the case faster, and there would be a tendency towards unfavorable ruling.

Since lunchtime (and presumably end of work day) are such time limits, we see a drop in favorable rulings as lunchtime approaches, and a restoration in favorable rulings right after lunchtime.

And yet, the study, curiously, says, "the analyses by DLA do not provide conclusive evidence for the hypothesis that extraneous factors influence legal rulings". What is lunchtime and end of work day as not extraneous factors?

Note: the above only explains a part of the original finding. And the study admits that there are definitely more factors at play.
Run Meetings Like a DM
I know it's a very arty way of writing, but could it not get to the point? What is a pizza farm?
And the arteries of your circulatory system well organized as you bundle your ethernet wires :)
Woltz is pleased that his idea translated into a swift recovery, but also a little regretful he didn't think of using QR codes – they could have encoded sufficient data to automate the entire remediation process.

I don't follow this, what could they have done with QR codes?
I've checked 2.0 Security BCP, 2.1 draft and OIDC and none of them seemed to cover that. Perhaps I could be in ongoing discussion in the mailing list of 2.1? I only checked their GitHub issues and found nothing relevant.
If anyone was curious. Well insulated pizza oven needs surprisingly little wood. It takes some to put it in the right tempature but then it just needs piece here and there to retain it. It will stay hot for hours afterwards so many people afterthey are done with pizza use it for slow cooking, pulled meats and broths. Often you can even make breakfast eggs next morning.
The issue with pizza ovens specifically is that they reach operating temperatures (450-500C / 840-930F) where black carbon does not accumulate, it oxidises away into the air. I see this happen every time I use my pizza oven and leave some flour behind in it.
i don’t have instagram but i have facebook; when people send me links to instagram videos on messenger, the view doesn’t let me watch it unless i login (in fact create an account), i can only watch it loading externally into safari
As someone said in an article about detecting bullshit science research, if such an effect were true, every day at noon tragedies and accidents would happen all over the world, and we would live in a different world where work close to lunch was illegal and so on, just like we forbid work under alcohol.
The dynamic and metaprogramming parts of Python can get pretty complicated, especially when it's done in a large program/library like SQLAlchemy.
> This is known as the curse of dimensionality (the more things you have to vary, the exponentially more combinations you have to test)

Is this really a valid usage of this term? The only definition I am personally familiar with is from machine learning, and it is something totally different.
A restaurant who cooks and heats with natural gas…
For people that would prefer the vanilla experience, I recommend the Betacraft client. I have been using for some time since I had some issues with sound being missing when playing older versions on the official client.

[0] https://betacraft.uk/
> the Mongols came and destroyed Kiev, murdering just about everyone

I wonder to what degree - if any - these poor people served as a "buffer" against the Mongols, saving Europe from the slaughter ...
A very interesting character of this period was Harald Hardrada. Prior to becoming King of Norway, he fought for the Kievan Rus and was captain of the Varangian Guard. He became King of Norway after scheming with the King of Denmark, then immediately after turned his back on his former ally to claim his throne too. Then the brother of Harold the Saxon invited him to conquer England, which he did almost successfully.

Almost successfully, because what happened next was the Battle of Stamford Bridge, and the end of the Viking era.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harald_Hardrada
What a strange reply. Nowhere in my comment is that implied.

The fact is that average salaries are far lower in India than in Europe. Even a very competitive salary is a lot lower than what you would pay here. That’s why we go to India. If the salary was the same, we would simply hire here and avoid dealing with the different time zone and culture entirely.
I think you're reading both numbers incorrectly.

The numbers on the Statista graphs are in U.S. notation: 22,000 means 22 thousand. (in some other countries it would mean 22)

So Google consumed 22 TWh. (tera, not giga)

And humanity consumed 26,000 TWh or 26 PWh. (peta)

The ratio remains the same though.
In this respect, probably nothing, and they probably all mean Q.

Q is a different language to K, implemented in K. There are more versions of K than Q- kdb+ is the only Q implementation, but there are others like shakti, ngn/k, and kona that implement K.
Daily life isn't good for the body, but if you're not going to live your life there's no point having a body.
I did! I know I'd be terrible for them, I'd argue it's for all of our benefit.

Being realistic, I like the idea of a family, but I don't want it.

I grew up poor without much in the way of parents. I'm now well off, but broken. For better or worse I've perfected self-sufficiency.

Were I to start a family, what follows is worse than where things are now. More neglect, anger, and frustration. The best thing I think I can do is stop the cycle.

It would be foolish pride or hubris to think I'd be a better parent. Others will have to create more worker bees.

I don't want to sustain this hive; it already failed me. Solid 1/5 star rating. It can burn. I'm playing through.
Commandline Fu
https://github.com/9front/9front/blob/75ac2674deab8ca70924b8...

From the man page:
bullshit - assemble a stream of bullshit from words in a file

It will produce output like (ran it 3 times)

persistence firewall markup realtime-java callback-scale generator

virtual polling polling SQL out-scaling blockchain

converged converged singleton property self-signing-based element polling just-in-time control
Sounds like combinatorial explosion to me.
OpenSSL, base32, basez, C program, Python or Lua script? I have a Lua script that generates TOTP (with base32 decoding), for example. What are your requirements, would either of these suffice?
Coughing in my microphone causes segfault
This anti-learning attitude is common, but I don’t find it admirable.

To me this is like a dev saying “screw Git, I just want to do console.log(). All this complexity is sabotaging my productivity.”

Modern jobs, even health care, require learning about and managing complexity. It’s not just “taking care of people”. Throwing your hands up and saying “I’m old”, which is a lousy excuse because I know plenty able old people and completely digitally illiterate young people, is not a viable solution.

Now, whether we want that as a society is another topic. But for the foreseeable future adapting to complexity and actually taking the time to sit down and learn this shit is IMO the only way forwards.
The racism was more the guy having very strong opinions about black people's IQs and immigrants destroying western civilization on twitter (plus being against COVID vaccines and human rights and other stuff that suggest you are not a level-headed truth seeker).

Quote from your second, more respectable, link:

> Pallesen’s objections are strongly stated but they’re not new. Indeed, the authors of the original paper were pretty clear about its limitations.

When I read the original papers, like your second link, I find a level headed paper working with limited data they had available.

I would suggest that the annoyance is with pop science retelling at best, or just a quack selling anger online to fuel his weird obsessions at worst.
You might as well express escape analysis as inferring an "escaping reference" or "non-escaping reference" type for each allocation site. Then you're back to "abstract interpretation is type inference". But wanting to make this statement true also makes it meaningless. Tautological-by-definition statements aren't interesting.
> just like we forbid work under alcohol

Do we? In many companies there is free infinite beer
4.7" iphone. They enlarge tap regions for tappable elements since forever, so you can’t miss.
People that travel to the US usually want to actually get into the US. Why would they make it hard on themself?
I'm not going to comment on the article because most electively-undertaken fiscal projections are colored with the theories harbored by the authors.

However, I'd like to point out that the budget hawks of yesteryear (Reagan, Simpson, McCain) were at least logically consistent in that they were pro-immigration.

Immigration's positive impact on US fiscal policy is so large that not even right-wing think-tanks can refute it. [1] It raises the fraction of the population currently in the labor force. As a separate, compounded effect, the average immigrant contributes more to the social services pot than they draw out. The bonus to Social Security is even larger because of the undocumented population, which pays payroll taxes but is ineligible for retirement benefits. This effectively foots the bill for 2-3 million American retirees. [2]

So when today's populists peddle nativism while posing as budget hawks, it really fits in nicely with the rest of their bill of goods.

[1] https://www.cato.org/blog/fiscal-impact-immigration-united-s...

[2] https://www.americanprogress.org/article/improving-lives-str...
> “And I have to say it works I rarely see anything about Facebook on my Google news feeds etc.”

The company is called Meta nowadays, so that also explains why you don’t see much news about Facebook.
Yes, I think it is valid usage.

Why do you think usage of the term _curse of dimensionality_ is different in ML?
You are technically correct that iptables is what provides the NAT functionality on Linux (by way of the MASQUERADE target), which many routers run. However, you are very incorrect that the firewall is directly involved in blocking the request.

The reason NAT works for this is because by default there are no Internet-accessible services available via the router. If a request is received by the router that doesn't match an open port, its OS will, by default, reject it, with no firewall required.
If the game is significantly interesting to a sizeable population they will unwind any amount of complexity and randomness. If you think about it, that's what happened to our actual world.

If it's a "random range from 15-35" that's what the Wiki will say. Worse, if you've coded this slightly wrong and it's actually 15, 18, or 20 to 35 with no chance of 16 or 19, that will be on the Wiki. If you have much better shot at 30+ if you were holding the "jump" button as you picked the collar, that too finds its way to the Wiki if there are enough players.

The exact same thing which drives humans to find out how the hell it's possible for some atoms of the same element to be heavier than others (more neutrons) will also drive players of a very popular game to figure out the fine details of how it works.

Don't add balance by the way. In single player games it's probably futile (players will break it anyway) and you may destroy the fun elements in the game in a quest to "balance" it properly, like taking a delicious tart and turning it into mush fit for a baby. Even in a multi-player game, prefer to make everybody unbalanced rather than trying to homogenize them. If rock smashes scissors, but paper wraps rock, and scissors cut paper we've got a game, it's not a very good game, but it's at least a game.
> I'd like to see a new class of company which does not allow bankruptcy, and shareholders are compelled to pay for any debts the company has to allow it to shut down or merge.

Look up Establishment companies in the Gulf Middle East then. If you've heard of stories of people being jailed for bankruptcy in the Gulf, most of the times, it is this. People set up Establishment companies because they are relatively cheaper and only need a local Arab to start up. Then when the companies end up in trouble, they get saddled with debt on an unlimited and personal liability basis, which causes them to be jailed, sometimes often with the Arab too. Usually the Arab's debts are wiped out by the government in annual amnesty programmes, but the foreigner is trapped till he pays or till the creditors write off the debt.

Not to mention, there's always an LLC option present in all of these countries but quite a few folks cheap out and then get rekt.
> and accidents would happen all over the world, and we would live in a different world where work close to lunch was illegal and so on,

Not at all, as a society ee are really good at ignoring terrible consequences of our decisions and carrying on regardless, sometimes for no reason other than habit.

We force children to go to school early despite mountains of evidence that this harms their learning, we give antibiotics to healthy livestock despite absolute proof that this causes antibiotic resistance, you can probably add more to this list, I.e climate change, etc.
Yeah she was a genius.
Lua is great, and `eval "$(luarocks path --bin)"` in your ~/.bash_profile or ~/.bashrc seems fine, better than Perl's where you gotta export PERL5LIB, PERL_LOCAL_LIB, PERL_MB_OPT, and PERL_MM_OPT, for example.
I'm six times vaccinated and still can't work full time 11 months out from catching covid so good luck with that idea. And I know people who are doing worse than I am. "Vaccination is like having an airbag. Avoiding contact is like keeping your hands on the wheel."
It's not. If a variable's true value is in the set {1, 2}, then both the set {1} and the set {1, 2, 3} are approximations. But if your abstract interpretation is supposed to pick an approximation, it matters which one it picks. Picking {1} would be unsound. "Over-approximation" expresses the fact that it's an approximation that is sound.
How Tyrants Fall
In British parliament the most important people in the country get alcohol subsidised by the taxpayer. And they regularly find drugs in the bathroom.

You’d think that if anyone, these people would have to be sober.
My first 486DX PC had a "turbo" button.
You press it - and it wasn't just a teletype anymore.
Not sure on what exactly this is referring to, but I know contact names are exposed, at least when there’s an active phone call. My vehicle shows the contact’s name on the driver display (which CarPlay doesn’t control)
What Is Secure Coding?
consider minetest, which makes it trivial to get started with your own server and can be scripted in lua like roblox
Recursive mutexes are a terrible idea, except maybe in context. In a world where you can SendMessage a message to yourself or to another window in the same thread, process the message synchronously, and then return back to where you were, you have essentially uncontrolled reentrancy. If you want to throw mutexes into the mix, they pretty much need to be recursive. Then you get to acquire the mutex in a message handler to protect against other threads, and everything sort of works.

In my own code, I try fairly hard to avoid this sort of reentrancy.
You're absolutely correct.

I didn't intend to leave to implication the fact that Tailscale is node-to-node, or that it is is not hub-and-spoke.

(I even had this up in a browser tab when I wrote that previous comment: https://tailscale.com/blog/how-tailscale-works)
This looks to me like actual correct usage of the term exponential. Surprisingly correct usage of that term is rare, even in technical writing.

Let's say each dimensions added has a finite set of N possible values. Then for k dimensions there are a total N^k possibilities.

Combinatorical growth would actually be faster still, scaling like k!.
Ps aux written in bash without ever forking
Heh, I consult in finance and there’s so much k/q code out there. It’s like the ultimate expert-friendly language, it’s extremely powerful, but it really takes a lot of dedication to learn, in a similar way that “pure” functional programming languages also take a lot of effort to learn if all you ever did was imperative programming.
Do you happen to have wall power consumption readings at idle for your Mini-PCs?
"spot"

"vox"

"il"

"ha"

"pen"

"tosh"

is how I read it.

A lot of schools teach kids to read with a syllabic method... so... super close to the tokenization concept.
If you assume what MPs do is all that important. They mostly just do what their told by their party leadership anyway, and the rest of the time they are making decisions about things they know nothing about.

Someone did a survey of how much MPs knew about economics and the results were dire, and they is something good many have been taught (all those PPE degrees!) and that is really important to them.
Back to our roots
The UI for selecting media only shows covers until you have your cursor over some specific media, which can leave you guessing if your album art isn't super descriptive.

Sync play is TERRIBLE with android TV. We tried watching a show over sync play on the LAN in two different rooms and it just constantly lost sync, commands didn't go through, etc. It was so bad we only tried it once.

Controlling the Android TV app from Jellyfin Mobile or web is awkward at best, basically unusable.
Matthew Prince is definitely not a good actor, but that's not the point. What Cloudflare did was they acted like good people, said good things, even did some good things, but once they got enough business and momentum, they then started doing shadier and shadier things, and now they're a protection racket that is happy to protect scammers for a fee. I think Cloudflare's most ardent fans would have trouble articulating technically valid reasons for why it makes sense to re-centralize the Internet around them, yet that's exactly what Cloudflare want.

That's why people don't necessarily, and shouldn't, trust that Tailscale won't head down the same path. It's hard enough for non-profits - heck, the Mozilla Foundation is losing all the good will they've ever had, and even the Raspberry Pi Foundation decided to gaslight people when they started eyeing corporate money.

If there's an open source way to do a thing that's a pain in the ass and a way to do the same thing from a for-profit company, I'll take the pain in the ass thing every time. History has shown it to be the prudent thing time and time again.
He is not a strategic asset for the U.S. He isn’t taken down like Jack Ma because the U.S. is a different system than China. SpaceX would not collapse if Musk were replaced as CEO. Same for the other companies.
Same except I later switched to impulse tracker 2 as it was more keyboad driven. I think there is an open source clone called schismtracker[1]. I should try it.

I made lots of tracks at the time, from the most mainstream to very experimental, those were good times.

I also purchased a renoise license but it didn't click. But maybe that was just me being a dad and having much less free time, patience and possibility to isolate myself in a man cave.

[1] https://schismtracker.org/
K and Q are programming languages. Q is the successor of K.

Kx is the company behind kdb+

kdb+ is the database engine that K/Q can use to persist data. It’s literally as if all your code is executed inside the database engine (because it is), you can access all data by memory and variables, and it periodically synced to disk (using mmap iirc).
Is there a code repo for this site? I can't seem to see one, and I'm curious to see the svelte source.
Wait... 9.9 is the correct answer, isn't it? I'm not getting your point.
The U.S. was at least talking about banning TikTok so they do seem to be taking THAT threat seriously.
They do important work for their constituents. Let's not insinuate MPs are irrelevant

Would you rather they were dispensed with and instead we have a dictatorship?
The financial calculus for starting a family in such a society and family to the QOL they expect their children to have is very different compared to developed countries.
Nassim Taleb has a theory that the primary purpose of school is not to educate children, but to keep them from roaming the streets and causing mayhem. Learning is a side-effect.
> If I show you a strawberry and ask how many r’s are in the name of this fruit, you can tell me, because one of the things you know about strawberries is how to spell their name.

LOL. I would fail your test, because "fraise" only has one R, and you're expecting me to reply "3".
Compatible with the CD32... nice.
It's escalated humanity's incapability to look toward the future or do long-term planning in any reliable kind of way very problematic. It's also made the tendency for humans to go to war significantly more problematic for everyone that isn't already a murdering loon.

While there's plenty of positive effects of the march of technological progress, let's not pretend it's done us an unequivocally good turn. The state of the environment is enough to explain that.
Its in the first few paragraph, did you even read it? Also sort of obviously its a farm that sells pizza.
Money growth and inflation has no direct connection. It can impact it but doesn't have to. In europe the inflation was caused by the supply chain crisis: https://www.ecb.europa.eu/press/key/date/2023/html/ecb.sp230...

Additionally some experts say that the inflation was bigger in Europe because the governments didn't do investments with new debt.
The CEO responsible for the Hindenburg hydrogen Zeppelin?
Not sure how you come to this conclusion, neuroscience is nowhere near advanced enough to have clarity on such a thing, it could well be an emergent property of neural activity.
Take a look at use.gpu from Steven Wittens. (I might be missing the mark here).
Both of your and the parent's points are true at the same time.