skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> why does Resharper exist?

I've wondered this for a long time. Last time I looked at the feature list, it seemed to consist mostly of stuff that was already in VS. The rest was stuff for which I could not fathom any practical utility.

Some people love it. When I've asked them why, they mention features that are in VS, but they just didn't know it.

So if you figure it out, let me know.
A better idea is to get a full refund with interest for FSD.

Alternatively, get Tesla to keep replacing your vehicle with a new one until Tesla delivers the full self-driving you paid for.
does it have any Vite compatibility? or just webpack?
The testing for aerospace is extremely rigorous ... For DO-178C level A (Catastrophic failure that can cause a crash or many fatal injuries) we're estimating 2 years to do MC/DC test coverage metric of a fairly basic software system that has two mechanical backups. And that's above and beyond the extensive unit tests.

The main thing that gets checked is the worst-case timing analysis for every branch condition. And there are stack monitors to monitor if the stack is growing in size.

Look at Rapita System's website for more info ... we don't use them, but they explain it well.
On the contrary, in this very comment section posters have already called for Musk to be put on trial and possibly executed for treason. That doesn't sound very metaphorical...
Ford F150 Lightning had a similar issue on a cross country road race some YT'ers put on. It died at 13% battery, Ford said it was due to not letting the truck rest.
It’s not about the money, it’s about sending a message.
For me no of course, but if you think about unintentionally your friends are from the same income group really (for the most part),
if you are rich and go to private school, your friends are most likely rich, and usually hang around "fancy" places.
>And what oil money exactly?

He's probably referring to how Iran props up these places, and Iran's main source of funding is oil.
Key takeovers:

1. Linux is occupied by USA

2. US praises public hatred against a nationality
But then we would have difficulty explaining why that one task takes 300,000 lines of C.
Yes. You can add whatever passwords. It asks you for a URL but you can put anything in.
Choosing GPL over AGPL for this kind of project combined with the previous recent CTO messaging is very telling if you consider the architecture of the software(s).
I’ve always believed in free software versions and plans, but I only opened my heart to open source about a week ago. Funny enough, my software career began with a decision not to go open source with my first product, choosing a proprietary license instead. Now, after 20 years, life has come full circle, and I’ve come to understand that open source is the only right way to go.

I'm just taking my first steps in this world, and while those steps may seem basic, I truly appreciate your guidance here. Using a non-proprietary GitHub alternative hadn’t crossed my mind, and it seems like a great idea. This week, we're mostly focused on building decent documentation, but I'll add this to my to-do list as a high priority.

Which one would you recommend?
Barriers to entry don't have to be financial. One can imagine a community of artists who require you to mail them a traditional media sketch before they'll let you in. One of the clubs I know of requires you to go on three hikes before they'll make you a member and give you access to their website.

In both cases there's a small financial barrier (being able to pay for postage or your share or petrol money) but a sizeable time barrier (spending hours on a sketch or walking a total of about 50km).
I think this is the better Webpack right? The better Vite is called Farm.

To be fair, both are improvements over the existing tools, if not entirely compatible.
That makes no sense at all. They control the servers and services entirely; they can choose to emit whatever logs they want into the "transparent logs" and then emit whatever else they don't want into non-transparent logs.

Even if they were running open source software with cryptographically verified / reproducible builds, it's still running on their hardware (any component or the OS / kernel or even hardware can be hooked into to exfiltrate unencrypted data).

Companies like Apple don't give a crap about GDPR violations (you can look at their "DMA compliance" BS games to see to what extent they're willing to go to skirt regulations in the name of profit).
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41936906
Seriously. From what I've learned United needs the axe more than many corporations. Somewhere below Nestle, but above BP maybe?
> Note: Please review product dimensions before purchase to avoid any surprises

LOL, this must happen quite a lot to them.
losing money because of heavy competition, because of free market, too much competition. not because some evil intent to sell below cost. Every auto exec is complaining the market is too tough.
The last table shows memory usage and performance on an Android phone.

> Decode latency improved by 2.5x and prefill latency improved by 4.2x on average, while model size decreased by 56% and memory usage reduced by 41% on average. The benchmarks can be reproducible today via ExecuTorch Llama instructions. The table above shows results using an Android OnePlus 12 device—however, we’ve also verified similar relative performance on Samsung S24+ for 1B and 3B and Samsung S22 for 1B.
Does it do the SfM step?
rspack for webpack,rsbuild for vite
I agree: even if the descriptions of Threes (never played it) are only half true, they are completely different genres: one is a deep puzzler that aims for the kind of challenge that some absolutely do require to accept a game as entertainment but many others would consider borderline work, the other is a super casual routine builder that derives its quality only from the challenge of balancing full autopilot mode with maintaining a bit of attention. I 'd guess that not only would the latter have failed (silently, not spectacularly) if the author had tried to sell it on some app store instead of just putting it out on the web, the former would just as certainly not have gone viral like 2048 did. I absolutely do share your belief that 2048 (and the resulting discussions) has sold far more Threes than Threes ever did, or rather than Threes would have in a timeline where 2048 never happened.

(PS: and on a more meta level, people like us feeling super clever about "2048 helped Threes!" might be the secret sauce responsible for much of the longevity of the games' shared virality)
>As the initiator, Hezbollah can stop shooting the rockets at any moment, give up the Oct 2023 attackers and everyone actively involved.

I don't think Hezbollah has any of the Oct 2023 attackers. Those attackers all came from Gaza, and were in Hamas. Hezbollah just decided to join in on the side of Hamas by shooting rockets, but they weren't the ones who did the Oct 2023 attack.
The thing is, if you were to make the same design in C++ the code might look "cleaner" because there is less code/fewer annotations, but the other side of that coin is that the developer also has less information about how things are meant to fit together. You not only lose the compiler having your back, you also don't have useful documentation, even if that documentation would be too complicated to grasp at once. Without that documentation you might be fooled into thinking that you do understand what's going on even if you don't in reality.
With some proprietary bits, though. I assume it's for EE features?
it's straightforward to migrate from vite per the doc
It's amazing how people just accept that it takes 6 months or more to see a specialist and don't realize that it is de facto rationing caused by intentional supply restriction.
It's even worse in Canada.
So the two clubs have a membership of exactly 1 person each, and the remainder of exactly 1 person is unaffiliated?

Why not two clubs with 1 permanent member each, with one person swinging between them? Why not one club with 2 or 3 people? Why not 3 "clubs"?

Why must it be as you describe?
None

Thanks for answering my question so succinctly
What seems more relevant today is that UNIFIL was supposed to support the implementation of UNSC 1701, which was a complete failure, with Hezbollah ignoring it outright and the Lebanese army not doing much to stop them.
Thanks. You are correct, results are often not too different than just asking ChatGPT.

Will think of some pivot.

Cheers
It's more that there are maybe a thousand or so people in your highschool, but 7 billion on planet earth. If a thousand people (more like a couple of hundred the same age) exclude you then there are probably unfair network effects or someone poisoning the well against you, but at bigger scales everyone is a stranger and you get to start fresh.

In those cases I think it's more likely mental illness that stops you from making friends, but if no social group has accepted you after tens or hundreds of attempts then it's possible that there's something you might be able to change.
It's apparently quite loud

> After starting the descent, the flight crew made an announcement to the passengers; however, unbeknownst to the flight crew, the noise generated by the RAT (because of its high rotation speed) prevented the passengers and the cabin crew from hearing the announcement.

https://asn.flightsafety.org/wikibase/187755
Which makes sense because they might actually be people who otherwise feel powerless and deserve empathy like anyone else
Their answer actually sounds alright to me. What is your problem with it, exactly?
First it would have to be proven that data is leaked. Each proven leak is worth $50k. Mass leak is a compromise of data security. And that comes under a different classification.
Your app is stunning! Love the real-time map!

I'm working on some hardware in this space (I've been up to my eyeballs in GTFS lately) and I can tell just how much went into parsing and presenting the transit data.

If you're willing, I would love to chat about some of the UX decisions you made - specifically in summarizing and grouping the trips available at each stop, and your backend!
The better, faster, Rust-powered Vite is… Vite.

https://voidzero.dev/posts/announcing-voidzero-inc
Speed running being Henry Ford any %.
Vim, and I'm sure neovim, allow visually selecting an area by lines. If you then type ":" to initiate a search and replace, it will apply only to those lines.
They being there has been informative. We know of israel attacking UN bases. We are yet to see Hezbolla militants holding white hats at gunpoint. Or at least hiding in a tunnel under a UN base
Yes, we are focusing more on the human-in-the-loop aspect of the process, rather than solely orchestrating the software systems behind it (though this can also be achieved through integrations).

In other words, Pneumatic ensures that each task, as part of the workflow sequence, is delivered to the user precisely when it's time for them to take action. This removes the need to constantly monitor a Kanban board and guess what needs attention.

Additionally, it creates a queue of similar tasks, enhancing focus and productivity, such as a list of phone calls to make (complete with pre-filled information) or a list of blog posts to approve.
If problems persist after rebooting, you may need to use a giant paperclip to perform a reset.
You are right. What is sad is that that explains so much. But that's off topic here. Have a good one...
Prefacing saying this is just my experience.

I sent back a down jacket which weighed practically nothing and packed down extremely small. However, harvesting the down is somewhat controversial and only recently has there been a movement to use ethically-sourced down feathers (I haven’t looked into the RDS standard. I’m sure it has problems, but hey, it’s a step in the right direction).

For normal fabric clothing, I think you are probably right. I do feel like the roundtrip in this case was worth it to get the most usage out of the feathers as possible (not to mention the 1000+ fill jackets like this are expensive).
OpenAI disbands another team focused on advanced AGI safety readiness
Thank you for building this game, Gabriele! I very much enjoyed playing the game - and later, building what was (at that time) the best AI for the game while procrastinating on my PhD! (https://github.com/nneonneo/2048-ai, https://stackoverflow.com/a/22498940/1204143)

I'd actually built an AI for Threes some time earlier (https://github.com/nneonneo/threes-ai), although (perhaps unsurprisingly) the 2048 AI turned out to be a lot more popular.

The timing is pretty funny too - I was on a flight just two weeks ago that featured 2048 as one of the in-flight games, so I played it myself for a bit, got to 2048, then got my AI to get me to 4096 - and promptly crashed the whole app! Your implementation, even though it took just five days, was remarkably robust and fast and has held up really well all these years - real props to the great job you did.

I guess now I'll have to update my AI for all the powerups you've added to the game :^)
There is a ratio of producers to consumers in all media.

There's two ways to think about bandwidth. One is the physical capacity. The other is the content that can be produced and distributed.

We once had 3 channels equating to a maximum of 72h of content in a 24h period. Now we have YouTube which is orders of magnitude more content and bandwidth. The constraint now is the ratio of producers to consumers. Some creator had to create the exact content that you want.

What if gen AI can create the exact content and media experience that you want? Effectively pushing the ratio of producers and consumers towards 1 so that every experience is unique? It is effectively as if there was infinite bandwidth to create and distribute content. You are no longer constrained by physical bandwidth and no longer constrained by production bandwidth (actual creators making the content).

You want your AI generated news reel delivered by Walter Cronkite. I want mine delivered by Barbara Walters wearing a fake mustache while standing on one hand on the moon. It is as if there are infinite producers.

I write a bit more on this topic here: https://chrlschn.dev/blog/2024/10/im-a-gen-ai-maximalist-and...
That’s a lot of water!!
Indeed unlikely to hear RAT deployed due to emergency. But they do deploy it sometimes on test flights after maintenance.
I did that yesterday with a project: I took a Rust package that compiled a C project, then had the Rust project generate a C-compatible DLL that I could consume in dotnet.

It was so much easier (for me; I am bad at build systems) that I plan to do that for future projects.

There’s just something about `cargo run`…
In an all out war short of nuclear exchange it’s plausible fuel and electronics could be rationed but the USA produces so much food nowadays and even a huge military has pretty hard ceilings on food consumption it’s hard to see the food rationing (which was most impactful to ordinary people) returning.
Cool! Would love if there was some screenshots and examples in the repo.
Recommend you use the Redirector browser plugin (https://einaregilsson.com/redirector/) and create a rule with these options:

Redirect:

https://*.reddit.com/
to:

https://old.reddit.com/r/$1
excluding:

https://old.reddit.com/
Example:

https://*.reddit.com/ → https://old.reddit.com/r/*
Applies to:

Main window (address bar)
Out of curiosity, I checked and got bot hits from 20k+ unique IPs just in the last 10 days... Can easily set up bot IP lookup API...
Effects of antimicrobial exposure on the risk of Parkinson's disease
It is the reason I use digital cards for all memberships; I make a new one for each. People said 'the company will take action for non payment' but they never did ; I did this for the past 15 years with phone companies, cable/internet, online service, and, indeed gyms; works fine. But then again we don't have that insane weirdness called credit rating/score here, so maybe it doesn't work for countries where people accept that type of idiocy?
Is there a robust Syncthing app for iOS? Last time I checked there was only an affiliate project and their story wasn't convincing.
Bumble: Bluetooth Stack for Apps, Emulation, Test and Experimentation
“Simplifying web development. Contacted us.” Perfect. I’m somewhat impressed with the amount of effort put into acting as though CF is a viable modern stack choice.
> an expected $2.45 billion

Am I reading that ransom payout correctly? Or are "losses" divided among other things?
I wrap the plaintext in quotes, and perhaps a period, so that it knows when to start and when to stop, you can add logit biases for the syntax and pass period as a stop marker to chatgpt apis.

Also you don't need to use a model to build a json from plaintext answers lol, just use a programming language.
Does the FF password manager still irrecoverably nuke your password with no versioning/undo when you accidentally or intentionally use the „forget this website” option in the history panel?
I wish firefox had better side tabs & workspaces like Arc does, it's the only feature that's keeping me on Arc.

I've tried Firefoxes nightly build with the new side tabs feature but couldn't figure it out as quickly as Arc's - it's so intuitive and I eventually gave up on tinkering with Firefoxes and got back to working in Arc...
Web browsers are merely platforms to run web apps in. Does the same happen if you visit a couple of "plain HTML" web sites?
Those are different approaches afaict.
>I would rephrase it to “quit ad-based social media”.

Facebook was terrible for your well being a long time before they enshitified with adds. You may be too young to remember but likes were a hot commodity people would ruin their lives over without any outside help.

For myself I find push notification based social media to be completely cancerous, and pull based one only mildly so. One need only look at the trolls from usenet to see people obsessed with nothing but text based emails.

There is no safe dose.
Yeah this whole effort is just more money wasted on security theater and this whole discussion thread is filled with disgruntled tech workers who drive into the city rather than take Bart and are so clearly salty about the inconvenience of people being people. To be honest I would have thought sideshows would’ve gone out of style by now I’m sort of impressed it’s this much of a problem lol
I’m not too familiar with Elixir, but I definitely prefer building libraries in Zig and then consuming them in Python, TS, whatever over embedding them inside another language directly.

That being said, you can get IDE language support for embedded code if you use eMacs or vim (and probably other editors as well). As I mentioned I still vastly prefer separating it personally, especially if you don’t necessarily expect your Python or Typescript programmers to be knowledgeable about Zig (or C).
I don't think System 7 or OS 8 had a trails option either. I remember seeing that only as a "fun Windows thing" back then.
A Physicist's Review of Wolfram's Theory of Everything
Never store anything remotely important on a Google service.
Here you go: https://www.protection-civile.ch/documents/telechargement/ar...
excellent lore. said to have been the inspiration for the obfuscated C code contest.

https://www.ioccc.org/
> It asks you for a URL but you can put anything in.

Well, that’s kind of the problem isn’t it?

Yes, you can put bogus URLs, but it’s far from a great user experience
> Beans on a breakfast menu means Heinz, or Wattie's if you're in New Zealand.

I don't think you'd ever see beans on a breakfast menu in the US unless it was aimed at working-class Mexican/Central American/Caribbean immigrants. Reminds me of my time in rural Costa Rica and the roadside stands that served a hearty breakfast to the farm workers. And I don't think you'd ever get something to taste that good without cooking it from scratch.
Hey Suchintan!

You are my open-source Godfather ;) Our discussion was one of the final pushes in my long-debated decision to go open source. And your awesome launch of Skyvern on HN today inspired me to make a similar announcement. Thank you for your inspiring work!

I see n8n as an open-source, self-hosted alternative to Zapier, essentially orchestrating how systems communicate with each other. Pneumatic, on the other hand, focuses on human input and helps people navigate complex processes. In fact, many of our existing users use Pneumatic together with Zapier and n8n (mostly in Europe).

ActivePieces seems like a cool product I hadn’t seen before. I’ll need some time to play with it before I can form an opinion.
You can't expect a 1B model to perform as well as 7B or chatGPT, probably the best use case is speculative decoding or to use to fine tune for a specific use case.
Does anyone know which and how many foreign medical schools qualify?
It can actually generate the JavaScript type definitions for all possible inputs at once! Here, I'll copy and paste the result for you:

Hope that helps.
> there is very credible evidence that rape did occur

> FIRST ACCOUNT PANTS PULLED DOWN

>But it turns out that what Otmazgin thought had occurred in the home at the kibbutz hadn’t happened.

> SECOND ACCOUNT: EVERYTHING WAS CHARRED

> Yossi Landau, a longtime ZAKA volunteer, was also working in Be’eri when he entered a home that would produce the second debunked story

I urge people to read the article rather than take the parents claim that it presents evidence of rape on October 7th at face value. It presents no evidence for such a claim through the entire article. It covers debunked claims of sexual violence on October 7th, it does contain a reference to one hostage who was sexually assaulted during her kidnapping who was since thankfully successfully released
Amend according to your preferences, run it whenever something annoys you, throw it in a cron job, etc.

.bash_aliases:

alias blocksocials='(echo ""; echo "127.0.0.1 reddit.com"; echo "127.0.0.1 www.reddit.com") | sudo tee -a /etc/hosts > /dev/null'

alias unblocksocials='sudo sed -i "/reddit.com/d" /etc/hosts'
Early returns are easy to read because although return is a staunchly imperative construct (a form of "go to"), early returns are structured such that they simulate a multi-case conditional from a functional language.

You know that each early return completely handles its respective case; if that branch is taken, that's it; the function has ended. There is only way to reach the code past the if/return, which is that the condition has to fail.

The conditionals inside a function that has a single return are harder to read, because no conditional is necessarily final.

if/elses that all return can be readable:

if (this) {
if (that) {
return x;
} else {
return y;
}
} else {
return z;
}

still, it can be flattened:

if (!this)
return z;
if (that)
return x;
return y;

It's shorter and less nested, and so that's a readability improvement. It's not as easy to see that x is returned when both this and that hold. The intermediate version below helps with that:

if (this) {
if (that)
return x;
return y;
}

return z;

If the conditions are cheaply tested variables, or simple expressions easily optimized by the compiler, there is also:

if (this && that)
return x;
if (this)
return y;
return z;