skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Wayyyy back in 1995 or '96 I was working for a non-profit called "Next Generation Magazine" and our goal was to have young people write content for web sites to get their names out there. Back then it was all local ISPs, so we went to our ISP and asked for ngm.org and were stoked when we got it! We built out the site (Thanks to Building Killer Websites of course) and it looked awesome!

Only problem was that nobody in my family out of state could see it. It took awhile to realize realize that we never bought that domain. Our local ISP just added it to their DNS records, and since we all hooked into them we thought we were live across the 'net.
Do you mean from first-principles, or letting someone else do the work and use a framework?

Apple did the hard work, https://github.com/apple/swift-nio.

If you just want a big framework to launch an API, that's been around for years: https://vapor.codes
I accidentally got it do to to a three note sequence that sounds like it's from Ocarina of Time!

Seems like it would be cool if there was some nonlinear elements, like walls that only reflect every Nth ball.

https://franzelio.franzai.com/?share=AQMKAAAHi2u2223VupMAAAF...
Pagers don’t have GPS devices embedded in them - that you know of.

If you can’t control your supply chain then that isn’t guaranteed.

After all, most pagers don’t contain explosive charges either.
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It does matter if it would have been much more difficult to intercept the shipment that never left Lebanon.
Which they would probably agree to. Purists do not care for practical matters such arbitrating what would be the best course of action in order to have the less casualties because for them the only acceptable number of casualties is zero because any war and casualty is immoral.

I have sympathy for this kind of reasoning because it's been mine for a long time. There is something important for the preservation of the self in refusing all kinds of wrong in the world. The problem is that by refusing to engage with the world, they can affect nothing (and probably accept that, everybody should just stop being immoral, that's easy in their mind)
Very big! Minimization is when I do it, avoidance is when Apple does it.
I was expecting the example to let me see the form builder. As I went through the example I was also expecting some form validation on fields like email and years.

I'm not sure if this is an actual product or just a cash grab with a low enough cost that people won't be willing to fight it.
The EU? Anyone remember Crypto AG? Switzerland, I guess, but Schengen Area regardless.
To be clear I just meant there was pressure to behave that way, not that it's destiny.
That all depends on your requirements. A few hundred lines of code will get you pretty far, but there are about 100 optional features in common use.
Would be cool if it also searched metadata in images, audio, video.
And from Google Fonts, it's licensed under the Open Font License, not a unique one.
> Maybe things are drastically different on macOS, but getaddrinfo() is the way to resolve names on Linux and I suspect the *BSDs.

I'm not sure if this is the case in this case, but it might be worth noting that some system functions with the same name have drastically different internal/implementation differences between Linux/*BSD/MacOS. With there being differences between the *BSDs too.

So on some systems one function call is "the way", because its been maintained over the years, but then on another it might actually be old and not useful.
Welcome to Microsoft Loop.
So collecting all those extra taxes would cover somewhere south of 25% of the budget deficit for 2021. You aren’t wrong, but the parent isn’t wrong either.
That's neat. It should be just as easy in theory to generate tests from the OpenAPI spec, but idk what tooling there is.
You're right about 4 and maybe 2. But #3 is pretty much by biggest one of my top 3 fears in a car. Stuck accelerator or non-working breaks. I was already cast off before hand but I'd never buy a new [car brand] car knowing that kind of issue existed before.

#1 is a big issue but not for my area.
Anyone who uses this line of argument is one of the clueless person about everything. I'd fire them first
It's not weird that people don't want to be lied to. And no one cares except for the lying part.
I've never seen a real video, it may as well be a common saying after being on the internet for a so long time. However, there is a video of gates trying to guess grocery prices on the internet, and he's not that bad. I think at this point it's just an internet meme that exist to reference billionaires being disconnected from reality
Luckily still enough to fit the 52! stuff in, 10^722 times. https://czep.net/weblog/52cards.html
Every fucking day our boss gives us a motivational talk, every fucking day i have to see his face for over an hour, every day he says over and over we must do 14 points daily of tasks cards or whatever name You use, whats 1 point? 30 minutes. Yes, so all of us are adjusting our work so he's satisfied, i hate my job, i don't want to develop anything,i need the holidays law offers me. Everyone must do a video at the end of the week, every single day i have to write what i did right, wrong and what could i do better. I hope some day this madness stop but i'm not counting on it. Whrn My daighters finish their studies i Will quit this sad madness and do anything else, maybe selling bread, coca cola, fruits, i dont know. I had code review that turns out to be for all of us, do it again the way i like it, so every single tasks had to bee done twice and please don't make me remember clean code, 10 classes 20 functions to iterate an array and send a post request becausr someday it could ve reused... I hate this, wrong carreer.
EOL
Can you explain how result builders are half-baked?

They’ve been used for more than SwiftUI by now. The Regex support since 5.7 uses them: https://www.hackingwithswift.com/swift/5.7/regexes
> > On most (or even all) distributions this strategy doesn’t work.

> The vulnerability itself does affect major distributions, but we are not publishing a blueprint for how to perform that exploit.

so no it doesn't only affect vanilla builds, the limitation is only for the specific way the vulnerability is exploited in the post, but not the vulnerability itself

> Isn’t responsible disclosure to wait a bit

Yes, but its also based on waiting a bit after reporting it not after it's fixed. People would even say it's irresponsibility to guarantee you wait until it's fixed + some time as history has shown this will reliably lead to some companies not fixing issues.

So the patch date doesn't matter the report date does (which I we do not know as a proper timeline is missing, something which is absent from the disclosure).

EDIT: Also to be clear while it isn't uncommon to extend disclosure deadlines for sever vulnerabilities if there is clear process/work/intend in fixing it this isn't a sever vulnerability. Most distros set /proc/sys/kernel/perf_event_paranoid by default to 2 which means you need privileges to use perf events at all. And some (Android & Debian) even to 3 which per-se disables perf events even for root users (hence why the article says Android and Debian are not affected).
If you include his treatment of subjects of the British Raj, there’s plenty of folks that will agree with that labeling.
yeah absolutely, I look at the nation’s debt load - which it does pay interest on from tax revenues - and its increase of debt load alongside actual spending of debt sale proceeds, and compare that to how much it collects in taxes

I use that government’s official sources to do that math

Additionally, in some nations, there are underfunded liabilities, future necessary spending

And it all far eclipses what the nation makes in revenue from taxes, tariffs and productive industries it owns - if any

If there an aspect of accounting that I’m misunderstanding, by all means enlighten me
What a dystopian time to be alive.

Next thing we got Teslas driving off a cliff or AirPods exploding in peoples ears.
Did you read the article ?

> To that end, the protocol is detailed in our whitepaper[0] and open-source library[1]

[0] https://github.com/discord/dave-protocol

[1] https://github.com/discord/libdave
i.e. a classic case of forgoing potential returns in exchange for portfolio diversity and reduced risk.
Really? I generally have a good experience with searching manpages. My big grip with those is the man program itself.
FedEx is one of the few private companies with its own police force.
Totally fair, even if I'd argue that Discord far and away aims to be a social platform (that should be prioritizing straightforward and intuitive control for server/guild administrators) over a private messenger. And admittedly, I'll complain to no end about those moderation tools beyond the point of fruitful discussion.

Thank you for pointing out the dead post; it's good to know for future reference (and looks like a guardian angel has since revived it :)
Well but the portable API is too low-level and error prone. What is the last time you used getaddrinfo? How often do you actually need to use it?

One can make a good technical argument based on the merit of the portable API without immediately resorting to the EEE argument.
Just imagine how much of a waste of time it would have been to attend a conference where everyone was pointing out mathematical concepts you had heard of, talking about intracacies in GHC you were familiar with, and discussing different aspects of type theory you thought were completely trivial!
Here's a video demo from about 3 months ago:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgYIFiWgBl8

It looks like its currently limited to Android phones.
It's not clear whether you're asserting Israel does or doesn't care whether it kills civilians, though I think you're saying it doesn't in general try to accomplish this.

Israel's history is decidedly chequered in this regard, and there have been killings, including quite recently of demonstrators / protestors, and within recent years of journalists, by Israeli forces.

But there are also practices such as "roof knocking" in which an initial nonlethal warning is exploded above a building several minutes prior to a much more destructive strike:

<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roof_knocking>

Video of a roof-knock strike: <https://xcancel.com/AJEnglish/status/1710690655091990644#m>

The explosion seen doesn't significantly damage the building, that occurs in a later strike, shown as the first set of explosions here:

<https://yewtu.be/watch?v=ZFTK9V_mEjI>

(That clip follows with the initial roof-knock.)

And to be clear, much of Israel's subsequent air and artillery assault on the Gaza strip has been far less surgical, with vast numbers of structures destroyed.

By contrast, both Hamas and Hezbollah make extensive use of highly inaccurate missiles (totally unguided in the case of Hamas, guided though low-ish precision generally for Hezbollah) which are effectively aerial mines, striking randomly largely within civilian areas. This reflects both tactics and available means, so again the picture is complex. As I've written in an earlier comment on this thread, most hats are at best grey in these conflicts, rather than clearly white.
That's so true, you can write Fortran in any language! I've seen great Java codebases and atrocious Clojure out there.

Developing good non-over-engineered abstractions is hard. But with Lisp it's a bit easier.

Some places do abuse macro DSLs and you can end up, as you said, working on a local language with no transferable skills.
Java is the new COBOL in many places, thanks God it is not part of the browser. Such a terrible development of language, terribly slow for anything desktop, terribly slow as DX. We would have 100x more people complaining if there weren't a script attached to that Java.
> I've never seen a real video, it may as well be a common saying after being on the internet for a so long time.

I mean, I can show you the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nl_Qyk9DSUw

But that has nothing to do with Bill Gates or any other person named Gates. (You might be aware that Bill Gates isn't a woman.) It's a joke on a comedy show. It's not something anyone has ever said.
Care to explain? Besides the accidental 5 of course.
I don't know what's more shocking: tweeting 40,000 times, or going through the deletion process and ending up still thinking you need to keep 6,000 of those tweets.
Frankly I don't even understand why companies are taxed at all. Taxes are proportional to individuals' income so that the pain of contributing to the collective good is distributed fairly. Companies don't feel any pleasure or pain, they need money as a commodity- it pays people, investments, innovation, talent. Money and other benefits should be taxed when they are transferred to individuals, not before.
I think it is because everybody can accept that blindness is a defect. Eyes are supposed to see. If they don't they are broken.

When it comes to autism, at least the more mild forms, it is just a range of characteristics that can be found in non-autistic people. Somebody is less social or can't understand sarcasm or whatever, well that doesn't mean the person is autistic and it doesn't mean they have a medical problem.

We don't say a guy who is 5 feet or 6 foot 5 inches has a medical problem. We say that is fine and within the "acceptable" range. Somebody who has dwarfism does have a medical condition. I think autism is the same. Those with mild forms of autism may see it as an attack on them or their characteristics.

Not sure if that made sense?
That's initially what I thought this was. Seems like somebody had the same concept, there's an extension called "AskTube" which looks like it does exactly this.

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/asktube-ai-youtube-...
ha ha, cool.

some years back, I browsed the site a good amount, and implemented solutions to some of the problems in Python.
Ah. I scanned the article for mention of the story but missed that. My bad.
I'll have to revisit the chapter but I believe there was a few pages about the door, and a large hiss.

I assume the spacecraft detected and matched the artificial habitats - that's what I had meant, not surface atmosphere.
Could definitely be a Monty Python sketch.

"I looked inside the TV, there were NO quantum dots."

"Well there's your problem right there - you've gone and collapsed the wave function by looking!"
Personally I find Comic Sans easiest to read, as dyslexic. I even use a monospace version of the font for coding and in the terminal.
Yeah, but frameworks are yet another level of abstraction and dependency that just kills momentum.
BDS?
That is a fascinating take and approach to contemplating a language.

Can you think of any other languages that share a duality like Swift? I mainly play in the python ecosystem, but I am looking to branch out and really learn a compiled language. What you wrote about Swift makes sense and would be concerning if I had recently picked it up.

"Yadda, yadda..." regarding picking the right tool for the job aside, I don't want to waste time on a language that can be usurped by a giant corporate borg anytime they see fit.
You can not have this united bipartisan political front supporting the Israeli government and then feign innocence or impartiality of the violent, indiscriminate slaughter of innocent civilian life. The only defense anyone could plead is to have fallen victim to the western propaganda machine whitewashing it all, so you just didn't know any better. They call it acceptable collateral damage and you just nod along like the sheep you are.
We can’t even keep the eight year olds off. Raising the age likely just means more hassle and near-zero beneficial impact.
Zep AI (YC W24) Is Hiring Standout AI Engineers
But people want to board the train at any station, not just at the point of departure. If your train is a stack, you can't support arbitrary trips without excessive delays.

Transport optimization is an established subfield of operations research and theoretical computer science. The algorithms for something like sorting railway cars are quite interesting, as they have to deal with physical constraints not present in networks and software.
Their contributions were only because of their autism?
My read of this is that it shouldn't affect pi.hole given the system's default nameserver would still received by DDNS and thus be the pi.hole? Or do these requests go somewhere that's hard-coded?
How do we know that this is true?.
That is todays problem - can you trust anything?
Sorry, I can't take you seriously when you equate a clearly defined military-political organization ("Hezbollah") with a broad ethnoreligious group ("Jews"). That's totally absurd and borders on Holocaust denial.
500 blinded
There are in fact two "to native" compilers for Kotlin, the one for Kotlin only is called Kotlin Native but you can also use graalvm native-image to compile any JVM language to native.
i agree, but the life is a club/party mentality isn’t what’s plaguing education, it’s the waste of time trying to get the bottom 10% of kids to perform at the median level. when i was in school, those kids got sent to alternative school so the rest of us could actually learn.

furthermore, i think not enough attention is being paid to the top 10% of students, most of whom are ignored as the teacher tries to wrangle a few shitheads poisoning the well of the classroom so to speak.

i think teachers should be paid roughly 5x their current median wage while simultaneously making it as difficult to become a teacher as a doctor , lawyer, or any other prestigious licensed position

the problem solves itself
That's what you use to create a utility like nslookup in swift, Apple does not want you to do any resolving yourself, just pass a hostname instead:

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/network/nwendpoint...
not sure why the formatting on my previous post is fucked, on mobile, apologies.
Confirmed, it is from an old ESET network filter: https://support.eset.com/en/alert8723-network-connection-los...
The point isn’t that high performers want to wfh and low performers want to rto. The point is that for the high performers who want to wfh, an rto mandate will make them consider other options.
Energy as Currency
I wonder what Tim thinks of Javascript. Seems like it keeps getting better.
It looks like my 5:32 time does not qualify me :(
There is code in the kernel to enable treating types like `os_log_t` and Clang blocks as Objective-C objects higher up the stack, but the XNU kernel itself is almost entirely C and C++.
I found it amusing that the end user license agreement is available only as a PDF on Box. That's not exactly the most accessible format but I got it downloaded. It appears to be a relatively straightforward license, prohibiting commercial resale of the font and its derivatives, but allowing it to be bundled with commercially sold software.

https://braileinstitute.app.box.com/s/rin3vzegmcy7sil28yfqsl...
No studies at all, all the claims are anecdotal at best.
The Neoverse cores are substantially more powerful than something like Cortex-X4. Why would they not be suitable? It's hard to find benchmarks that are apples-to-apples in tests that would be relevant for gaming, but what little I've been able to find shows that the Neoverse V2 cores in Nvidia's Grace CPU are competitive against AMD's CPUs. I hate to draw specific comparisons, because it's very easy to attack when, as I already said, the numbers are hard to come by, but I'm seeing probably 20% better than Zen 3 on a clock-for-clock, single core basis. The current-generation PS5 and XSX are based on Zen 2. Zen 3 was already a 10% to 30% jump in IPC over Zen 2, depending on who you ask. Any hypothetical Nvidia-led SoC design for a next-gen console would be pulling in cores like the Neoverse V3 cores that have been announced, and are supposedly another 15% to 20% better than Neoverse V2, or even Neoverse V4 cores which might be available in time for the next-gen consoles.

These gains add up to be substantial over the current-gen consoles, and as an armchair console designer, I don't see how you can be so confident they wouldn't be good enough.

The CPU cores Nvidia has access to seem more than sufficient, and the GPU would be exceptional. AMD is clearly not the only one capable of providing hardware for consoles. Nvidia has done it, will do it again, and the evidence suggests Nvidia could certainly scale up to much bigger consoles if needed. One problem is certainly that Nvidia is making bank off of AI at the moment, and doesn't need to vie for the attention of console makers right now, so they aren't offering any good deals to those OEMs. The other problem is that console makers also don't want any break in compatibility. I've already addressed these problems in previous comments. It's just incorrect to say that the console makers have no other choices. They're just happy with what AMD is offering, and making the choice to stick with that. Nintendo will be happy using hardware made on a previous process node, so it won't interfere with Nvidia's plan to make insane money off of AI chips the way that next-gen console expectations from Sony or Microsoft would. I'm happy to admit that I'm being speculative in the reasons behind these things, but there seem to be enough facts to support the basic assertion that AMD is not the only option, which is what this sub-thread is about.

Since you seem so confident in your assertions, I assume you have good sources to back up the claim that Neoverse V2/V3/V4 wouldn't be suitable for gaming consoles?
That's not true, Soviet communism generated wealthy elites just like any other dictatorship, they just didn't have formal wealth.
Is AI Winter coming again?
I heard someone saying that most of the AI startups aren't getting funding. I know that the first AI winter started by not getting enough funding.

So what's your opinion?
Hi ya! Want to say this looks awesome :) really interested in the sharded inference demo!!! You said it was experimental, is it in the examples folder at all?? (On phone atm, so apologies for not investigating further)
Running AI Inference at Scale in the Hybrid Cloud
The security against downloading audio from YouTube has been upped recently with 'PO tokens'.

Whisper is only a few tenths of a cent per hour transcribed if transcribing on your gpu though, at about 30x real-time on a 3080 etc. with batching.
I'm sure the other side believes the same
Not these pagers
In my case, Metrowerks CodeWarrior student edition in the late 90s, when I was going though "C for Dummies" in highschool.

Miss a semicolon, every line after but not including the one with the error.

ResEdit was better in the 90s than SwiftUI was in Xcode last year. Hoping to find that standard will be re-achieved when I install the update…
Seems someone was in the lucky ten thousand today: https://xkcd.com/1053/
Not surprisingly, Robert Anton Wilson, one half of the writing team behind Illuminatus, was a huge fan and scholar of James Joyce. Indeed in the first volume, the character Epicene Wildeblood writes, a damning dismissal of what is obviously meant to be the trilogy itself, describing it as "a very pretentious imitation of Faulkner and Joyce"[1]. I can't think of anything more Joycean. (Epicene doesn't think much of science fiction either, even when she transitions into a more relaxed Mary Margaret Wildeblood in the later Schrodinger's Cat trilogy.)

[1] https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Literature/Illuminatu...
> the book “In the Plex” by journalist Steven Levy presented the following explanation for the name choice:

>> Page’s dorm roommate suggested they call it “googol.” . . . “The name reflected the scale of what we were doing,” Brin explained a few years later.

>> Page misspelled the word, which was just as well since the Internet address for the correct spelling was already taken. “Google” was available.

This is interesting, since the story I heard was that they settled on the spelling after an early investor made a check out to that spelling.