skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
To that example though, is NASA really the pinnacle of achievement in their field? Sure, it's not a very competitive field (e.g. compared to something like the restaurant industry) and most of their existence has been about r&d for tech there wasn't really a market for yet, but still spaceX comes along and in a fraction of the time they're landing and reusing rockets making space launches more attainable and significantly cheaper.

I'm hoping that example holds up, but I'm not well versed in that area so it may be a terrible counter-example but my overarching point is this: overly engineered code often produces less value than quickly executed code. We're not in the business of making computers do things artfully just for the beauty of the rigor and correctness of our systems. We're doing it to make computers do useful thing for humanity.

You may think that spending an extra year perfecting a pace-maker might end up saving lives, but what if more people die in the year before you go to market than would've ended up dying had you launched with something almost perfect, but with potential defects?

Time is expensive in so many more ways than just capital spent.
Yes, margin can be dangerous at times and is not that cheap. About 6% over fed rates, or 11-13% right now. Over $500k you'll probably get a better deal.
Does what it says on the tin, but honestly I find the "uncorrected" video more comfortable to watch.
A worked example: https://github.com/pizlonator/llvm-project-deluge/blob/delug...
> Lifting does very little for mobility.

Weightlifting can improve mobility by:

- strengthening muscles around joints allowing for more controlled movement.

- increasing flexibility: Dynamic movements in weightlifting, like squats, lunges, and overhead presses, can stretch and strengthen muscles simultaneously, improving flexibility over time.

- improving joint health because loading the joints with resistance can increase the production of synovial fluid, which helps lubricate joints and promote better movement.

- promoting balance and coordination because exercises often challenge stability and coordination, which can help improve motor control and range of motion in everyday movements.
Serious contract engineers cost more, not less. This isn't a Fiverr job.
the JavaScript language standard is sadly out of my control, and I'm stuck with it.
I recall this being mentioned before and I thought I’d take a look. One thing missing on this site is a clear pricing page and pricing link in the menu and/or footer. Only the license page mentions that it is not free and that a paid license is required.
Spoiler: the same way you can access your home equity without selling your house.
These are fascinating!
Defining Generations in K-Pop
Always when I read this I think they are comparing too very different societies where healthcare is just one factor. Americans are so much less healthy than Australians due to lack of exercise, poor diets, stress, no holidays, guns and crime. Its a miracle that if the US health is nearly as good as Australians it shows how great the US healthcare system really is.
This is great feedback. I’m still at the content creation stage, aerial and terrestrial photogrammetry to produce 3D models. Hosted on sketchfab.

I really haven’t figured out a solution to host 3D models that isn’t tied to a web based private company. I.E sketchfab.

Curios if there could be an avenue of resin 3D prints of the 3D models. I always seem to loop back to “why does someone want/need this?” Which may in turn be the reason for state/county property owners refusing permission to access property.

The digital capture is indeed the easy part at the scale I’m working in - thanks again for this insight
The people making the decision don't have a direct negative impact. Someone's head might role, but that's usually far up the chain where the comp and connections are high enough to not care. The POs making the day to day decisions are under more pressure for new features than they are for security.
Please explain what you mean by "a separate instruction".
It was a Ponzi scheme. Interesting story, but Google turns up much better coverage than this article.
Drugs. Yes I’m equating some social media with drugs.
My issue is the usual with laptop cameras, if I'm looking at you, my eyes are looking downwards, and it's very awkward speaking into the camera without seeing your face as I speak.
I do something like this with https://speedrun.cc except it runs in the browser on top of your markdown in GitHub. This lets you prompt for inputs and run JavaScript and use a toolbar to context switch. For command lines it copies the command to the clipboard so you can run it.
Cool but why…?
When it comes to financial accounting work, there is just no room for buggy or sloppy code. The customer will go away forever at the first instance of being billed incorrectly, also seeking a refund from the credit card.
> uBlock’s own uBlock Origin Lite, which uses Manifest V3 and has received positive reviews on the Chrome Web Store. Still, the ad blocker’s developer Raymond Hill has said the Lite version can’t match the full capabilities of the original uBlock Origin.

To me the developer should update the current v2 version with the new approved v3 version. Yes, is worse but at the end of the day is better for those 40M of users [1]. I'm speculating but I think he don't want to show defeat, maybe some ego is involved there.

[1] https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ublock-origin/cjpal...
Bedrock's network protocol is documented: https://github.com/Mojang/bedrock-protocol-docs
Hold on: if you do believe in Postel's Law, you agree with me: just send newlines.
Can someone explain to me what is the Palantir's business model ?
I haven't heard any large, meaningful project they been involved in, but I keep hearing the company name & how hot they are and their stocks are going to blow-up any day (some of my friends kept their stocks for the last 4-5 years with very little gain compared to other software companies).
I know of the smaller software companies that are less than 100 people and have a very meaningful impact in DoD & Gov space.
Australia absolutely has a hybrid health care industry with layers; health, medical, surgery, pharmacy and mostly outcomes based regulation rather than much assistance to maximise financial profits.

The current system grew out of a more fully public system under a many years past Whitlam government, people like the universal health for all aspects and wanted additional private services in the mix. It's evolved from there, with government oversight directed towards keeping things accessable and fair.

The US appears to have "massive government regulation and dysfunctional state intervention" as the end result of a lot of fingers in the pie bending regulation toward "middlecare" providers that don't apply splints or save lives, just diddle about with insurance schemes. (Admittedly that's just an impression from afar).

> The US government helps make the dysfunction that private equity later exploits.

My feeling is the US government is largely an arm of private interests in many matters.

Health Care in Australia embraces public policy such as Food Regulation to ban and limit additives, parks and sports grounds to encourage exercise, limiting access to tobacco, and some interesting national level drug acquisition deals to keep pharmacy costs low.

These cause a flow on of less per capita input into the medical side; lower heart disease, less smoking related issues, etc.
Over the years, I have heard numerous complaints about C++ I/O streams. Is there a better open source replacement? Or do you recommend to use C functions for I/O?
At first, nice question. I've gone through the same issues several years ago. I suffered from the back pain after finishing work everyday. I have tried lots of solution, such as sleep early, running, skipping, etc.
I believe regular exercise is the best way to stay healthy. The key points are choosing the right exercise and sticking to it. I prefer to exercise in the morning, so I choose activities that are not too intense to avoid being sweaty all day. I practice Tai Chi, a traditional Chinese exercise. It's gentle but helps relax and stretch the body. I've been doing this for 3 years, and it works for me. Consistency is important. If I skip exercise for more than three days, I feel uncomfortable. So, make a plan and stick to it. I hope this helps you.
With just a "slight" difference in that you do not have pay taxes on the gains you made on your house (what you paid vs. what it is worth now) when you sell it and you are paying HEFTY property taxes on your current home worth each and every year. Very poor analogy...
I find my FlipperZero is a super fun tool for exploring stuff I'm even vaguely curious about, which I can then use to design/build things I want.

Both my motorcycles now have about $8 worth of AliExpress parts including a CC1101 rf module hooked top to the high beam globe, so I can just flash my hi beams at the garage door and it opens via 433MHz magic. It was super easy to know how to build that when I'd experimented with "listening" to the keychain garage door opener with the FZ, and playing back the signal at the garage door. To get from there to a first prototype with a CC1101 module and an Arduino, then a second prototype with a CC1101 and an AT-Tiny installed on a bike was so obviously just going to work that it was a heap of fun. Without the "instant gratification" of being able to record the garage door opener key fob with the FZ and play it back to open the door, and the knowledge that the FZ did that just by using a inexpensive microcontroller driving a CC1101 module itself, I'd probably never even done more than wonder about how to do it.
And it avoids the NULL == 0 ambiguity, allowing for better type checking.
> If you care about correct use of localisation, standard C and C++ libraries aren't really what you're looking for, or even C and C++ to start with.

What do you recommend instead?
I just watched a video earlier today about how if you find a working redbox, you can get movies out of it without getting charged, although you still have to enter your payment info. This prospect suddenly sounds even less appealing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucsYziSl7xk
Impressive stuff, but I'll be more keen to see an high performance implementation that also supports the vast numbers of Minecraft mods. Forge servers are notoriously slow on bigger modpacks.
Because I hope that more people listen to the audiobook series Strange Company:

Nick Cole:

Log Keeper's Note: Aftermath. In those dark years of the long crossing between the world we'd cut loose of the bad contract on, and the repair facility on Hardrock, the Strange Company slept and the galaxy caught fire as we dreamed for twenty-five years of sublight. The old order of the Monarchs, mighty yet petty gods determined to burn worlds and take humanity with them down into the deep dark graves of empire, began its final collapse. Worlds fell into shadowy chaos, overrun by the cackle of automatic weapons carried by the Simia Legions, while ring stations at Oberon and Circe burned like fiery jewels. Into this madness and maelstrom rode the Strange Company.

(That’s a slightly abridged excerpt from the second audiobook of the duology, Voodoo Warfare. I call them audiobooks rather than novels because in print form they are merely quite good but very derivative examples of their genre, but as narrated by Christopher Ryan Grant, they are among the most epic and inspiring stories I have ever heard come alive.)
Schwab Pledge Asset Line (PAL) is SOFR + (2.40% to 4.4%). SOFR today is 4.81%.
OK but where's James Joyce?
A Guide to Sync Primitives [Golang]
> If you own stocks, your brokerage will lend you money at a very low rate, secured by the equity - typically up to about half of your stocks' worth.

This should be illegal of course... You cannot for the purposes of paying taxes say "hey, I don't actually have this money, this is unrealized gains" and then turn around (to brokerage house or anyone else) and say "hey, look I actually do have this 'money' - lemme borrow against it."

Unrealized gains should never be taxed. However, as soon as you try to use it as realized in ANY way you should be taxed immediately.
Videoconferencing.
Are you referring to the builtin `reload` found at `importlib.reload`? [0]

I use it all the time in debugging. Works great in conjunction with `breakpoint`s for quick iterations.

[0] https://docs.python.org/3/library/importlib.html#importlib.r...
Apple does this on the iPhone, by default. When you're looking at someone's face on FaceTime, it modifies the position of your eyes to be looking directly at the camera - so the person on the other end sees you looking at them.
Obviously you are reaching here… fluoride in water and second hand smoke are on completely different levels.
There are other implementations that do a better job, such as Apple and Google's. They also are less willing to correct eye contact when it's "out of range" so to speak.
> If you employ a gadget to lie about this

This has been enabled on iPhones, by default, for like 5 years now. You never even noticed.

Their implementation only does a small adjustment, which works so well that most people don't even know it's being done.
if you wait long enough, obesity actually becomes a protective factor for serious issues; like Falling & Sarcopenia.
That does not track for me. If someone has $20k in Schwab and chooses to use their credit card instead of selling stock and paying cash, I don't think they should have to pay taxes on that or suffer a criminal penalty. Same for taking on a car loan or a mortgage.
> as soon as you try to use it as realized in ANY way you should be taxed immediately

You're trying to define a rule based on intent. That's doable. We do it all the time. But it tends to get messy, fast. How do you differentiate investment leverage from realizing gains through borrowing? If you track distributions, does a commensurate reduction in contributions count? What if the borrowing is done against the portfolio at large, or unsecured?
How would a server not written in Java support Java mods?
Argon is a largely non-reactive noble gas. What toxins?
I think it's the lack of subtle movement, it's too strict and really locks the pupils front and center
Sounds like the coach helped you maintain eye-contact with the camera. But if we get a tool to do this, then we're lying. Would you say the coach helped you lie?
> The other option is to just keep all the gas and coal baseload and switch off the renewables

The other option is to shut down the coal plants that are destroying the climate.

And put up with the consequences.

But, money.
> and you are paying HEFTY property taxes on your current home worth each and every year

Is there any jurisdiction where the assessed value of a home is anywhere close to its market value? (You're still correct. But OP's observation, that this is the stock equivalent of a reverse mortgage, is moreso.)
> It makes sense to run coal for another 5-10 years

No, it does not. It is a bad idea.

We are better to do without the electricity.

Inconvenience, or climate meltdown. Take your pick
Here's another great historic oral history panel with a live demo of Xerox PARC's Cedar, including Eric Bier, Nick Briggs, Chris Jacobi, and Paul McJones:

Eric Bier Demonstrates Cedar

This interpretive production was created from archival footage of Eric Bier, PARC research scientist, demonstrating the Cedar integrated environment and programming language on January 24, 2019. Cedar was an evolution of the Mesa environment/language, developed at PARC’s Computer Science Laboratory originally for the Xerox Alto. Mesa was modular and strongly-typed, and influenced the later Modula family of languages. Cedar/Mesa ran on the D-machine successors to the Alto (such as the Dorado) and added features including garbage collection, and was later ported to Sun workstations. Cedar/Mesa’s integrated environment featured a graphical window system and a text editor, Tioga, which could be used for both programming and document preparation, allowing for fonts, styles, and graphics to be embedded in code files. The editor and all its commands were also available everywhere, including on the command console and in text fields. The demo itself is running through a Mac laptop remotely logged into Bier’s Sun workstation at PARC using X Windows. Bier demonstrates the Cedar development environment, Tioga editor, editing commands using three mouse buttons, sophisticated text search features, the command line, and the Gargoyle graphics editor, which was developed as part of Bier’s UC Berkeley Ph.D. dissertation. Bier is joined by Nick Briggs, Chris Jacobi, and Paul McJones.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_dt7NG38V4
I wholeheartedly agree. When I worked at Shopify, we had to hand-roll our incremental data models using Spark, and the complexity of managing deep DAGs made tasks like backfilling and refactoring a huge pain. Tools like dbt and SQLMesh face similar challenges.

The chaos of existing approaches was a large part of what drove me to join Materialize. With Materialize, you can use dbt on “easy-mode”, while Materialize handles incremental logic, removing the usual headaches around processing time and keeping everything up to date within a second or two.

I recently gave a talk at Data Council about this unlock, it’s total magic: https://youtu.be/pLb5sFZ7nWw

For anyone interested, my colleague Seth also discussed this in a recent blog post: https://materialize.com/blog/migrating-postgres-materialize/
If that's what was happening you'd be right but it isn't. Credit cards have high rates and low limits for a reason: they are unsecured credit. Loans with collateral are secured by the collateral, and it makes some sense that should be considered a realized gain for that collateral (or loss for that matter).
Agree, but M5stack devices also start at $5 and come with a case. Add $10 or 15 and you can get a device with a screen, accelerometer, buttons, microphone, and more. No soldering required.
(2021)

This worked a lot better when interest rates were near zero.
> “listening" to the keychain garage door opener with the FZ, and playing back the signal

That would only work with older garage doors that don’t use rolling codes, wouldn’t it?
I would go so far as to say the uncorrected gaze is a lie. When I’m on a videoconference, I am looking directly at whoever is speaking, but the camera’s physical placement tells the “lie” that I’m looking down at something else. This is because we haven’t figured out a good way of placing the camera literally wherever the eyes of the other party show up on the screen. So the camera is, by necessity, in the wrong position for video conferencing. But if we can fix it in software, then we can mitigate the “lie” somewhat.

This is especially true for my set up, where I have two screens side-by-side with the camera replaced right between them. I just stare at the camera because otherwise it looks like I’m looking way off to the left or right. If I do look at the people who are talking, what they see is me looking off at “something else.” That’s a lie! :)
Number goes up disorder strikes all human drugs eventually. That’s why we have an LD50 for caffeine, that’s why we invented heroin, that’s why we grew superpot strains that are uselessly strong, and now we’re doing it to mushrooms.

It’s a classical capitalism fuckup (extra-strength! concentrated-dosage!) that laundry detergent pursued for a while, which when combined with the human desire to explore new frontiers of tripping, eventually gives us drugs that no longer serve the purpose they once did.

It’s also a sign of inexperience: cultivation is easy, wisdom is hard. I’m glad that someone is exploring the frontier but I think this is going to be a lot more effectively self-correcting than hyperpot has been. Bad trips are immediate and widespread at these levels. No duh. That’s why we didn’t do this in the nineties. Not for lack of science, but because it leads to awful experiences.

The gold ring in this contest is the lowest concentration necessary to minimize nausea.
It is not messy at all if you use KISS. You do not differentiate ever - ANY usage of unrealized gains makes them realized. Very simple to implement but of course won't ever happen :)
That doesn't even make sense. The lie is that you're not doing the thing you are projecting as doing. You just said the coach helped the poster do the thing they projected as doing.
> do not have pay taxes on the gains you made on your house (what you paid vs. what it is worth now)

Absent a few exceptions, at least in the US you very much do have to pay capitol gains on the increase in value of your house when you sell it. And those exceptions typically amount to a deferral of the tax rather than a "tax free" gain.

The one sure way to not pay capital gains on one's house is to hold it until you die, and then your heirs get the 'step-up' basis and they don't have to pay tax on your gains, but will have to pay tax on the gain they accrue while they hold it.
PA restricts drone take/off and landing to only 6 parks in the whole state.

So for example, Washington’s crossing state park with its 3.7thousand acres, restricts drone/take off and landing by state law.

I’ve politely reached out to the park, and being a federally licensed commercial pilot with insurance coverage doesn’t pry that jar open.

The airspace classification is the limit, so I can fly over as much as I want - problem is all surrounding property is privately owned and I need to maintain 3 statue miles of visual line of site.

^ All of the above makes it impossible to capture up close aerial imagery of colonial period houses and barns for photogrammetry.

Smaller single structure county owned properties only hand out photography permits if events are being held, or the photography/videography is associated with a production company.

I may need to expand my municipal and county outreach further away from the county I reside in. Which is a shame since there are some beautiful historically preserved farmlands and structures in my home county.
>With just a "slight" difference in that you do not have pay taxes on the gains you made on your house (what you paid vs. what it is worth now) when you sell it

...only up to 250k if you're in the US.

https://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc701
> Like how does one create a compatible abi _for all of linux_???

You look at Linux's syscall table[0], read through the documentation to figure out the arguments, data types, flags, return values, etc., and then implement that in your kernel. The Linux ABI is just its "library" interface to userspace.

It's probably not that difficult; writing the rest of the kernel itself is more challenging, and, frankly, more interesting. Certainly matching behavior and semantics can be tricky sometimes, I'm sure. And I wouldn't be surprised if the initial implementation of some things (like io_uring, for example, if it's even supported yet) might be primitive and poorly optimized, or might even use other syscalls to do their work.

But it's doable. While Linux's internal ABI is unstable, the syscall interface is sacred. One of Torvalds' golden rules is you don't break userspace.

[0] https://filippo.io/linux-syscall-table/
But if the airplanes weren't flying, they would be parked on the ground somewhere. So where are all the airplanes in your theory? There are zero in parking.
Isn’t (a) solved by using an internal CA? I’m not seeing an immediate use case where something like an appliance is publicly addressable, but not at the A/AAA record.

(e) also sounds a lot like just running one of the existing certbot plugins on the proxy unless the appliance can’t be reverse proxied.