skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You mean those that too "get found eventually"?

Ignoring bad SSL certs in particular is one issue that can be reliably and easily tested regardless of how available the source of a given software is. It's a staple in Android app security testing even.
> he said if a driver says “I’m hungry” the in-car assistant should be able to quickly direct them to a nearby restaurant that they might prefer.

Sounds like loner consumerism to me.

What if the driver making a statement to someone else in the car?

Does it respond only to the driver, or also to the bored kid wanting food simply as a distraction?

Why suggest a restaurant instead of, say, the sandwiches the driver brought?

Who gets to prioritize which restaurant to mention?

Why suggest a restaurant and not grocery store?

Or, make a statement like "you are five minutes from home, you can wait", or "what? You just had lunch 45 minutes ago and you've been complaining about your weight, so drink some water instead."
Be thankful. It's creating few software engineer /s
Obligatory XKCD link
Curious why you think Canva isn't a good company?
It means whatever you feel like it means given how you feel in the moment/situation. It's not a task you can fail.
All code is data. Not all data is code though surely? Depends how you define "code" I guess.
Edit: Thinking about it more, I guess all computer data is "encoded" in some way and represented in a coded form.
Good points. gemma.cpp can also be an interesting benchmark, it also uses Highway.
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> What I've found that actually works well is alcohol; if I'm not tired at sleep-time, take a swig of 130 proof absinthe and I'll be asleep before long.

I’d be wary of relying on alcohol to sleep, because the relaxation that it offers is somewhat distinct from a good night’s sleep.

Alcohol has been known to disrupt “REM sleep”, thus making your sleep phases inconsistent. In the long run, it might leave you with even poorer sleep quality.
I don't understand the scale of growth, which is way beyond the growth of economies around the world. It's been years that digital is the dominant advertising platform, so what is the endgame here
I believe their compilers still dominate in CPU-bound workloads.
Yes I’m using their API. I get your point.

The only reason I collect IP is for knowing location. So if I use browser location, is it allowed?
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I don't know how to convey that the thing linked is a book, or that it concerns programming in general with Emacs Lisp as the language, or that it is aimed at non-programmers, without changing the title.

I wasn't really worried about it until the first commenter seemed to mistake the OP for a different kind of thing than it is. That's when I edited the title. :-\

If the FSF shop weren't closed at the moment, maybe I'd link to the shop page for the print version.
Regarding your example, it really does seem like the direction the world is moving.
There's a lot of comments on the "10% more vulnerable" part of the post in here that amount to "I just owe the company work hours, and they owe me money", and a strong aversion to showing anything resembling human connection going slightly further than "how are you", "fine". One commented even called the question by the manager "abuse", and suggested the manager should be fired.

But if on most days we're spending most of our time with these people, what do we gain from automatically disqualifying them from human connection just because they work at the same place as us?

And let's not pretend that the manager in this story forced anyone to do anything.
I work in manufacturing and we have a weekly safety slide that normally presents a safety based work scenario or learning, this week's one was based on how to be safe while out trick or treating and one of the guys said he didn't appreciate being told in how to behave outside of work hours. I have have to admit that his attitude caught me off guard but I understand where he is coming from even if the intention comes from a good place finding the line between work and home can be a grey area. Saying that I don't thinkmi would appreciate being ambushed with being asked to provide a personal anecdote
It has been tried and failed multiple times. I never used one, but IIRC the problem is that you must guess what the language will parse and what it will do.

For example, if you use c in Wolfram Alpha, sometimes it is interpreted as the speed of light, sometimes as centigrade, sometimes as a constant and sometimes as an error. And sometimes minor changes in other part of the question changes the interpretation of c.
I didn't complain about anyone. The Okta vulnerability isn't because of public salts.
Superstreamer – OSS streaming toolkit from video source to player
TotalCommander with NP++ are such a performant combination, highly recommended!!!
Async vs non async code. It's basically two different languages imho. generics are also a big pain to work with, specially along with lifetimes. I have fun working with rust now that I am good enough at it, but I kept my objectivity in the process of learning it.
An Okta login bug bypassed checking passwords on some long usernames
Any business that is making big investments in things outside the "critical path" that can't be well justified is suspect.
I think I played straight into Logic with the metronome on, two sections and then pushed that forward to create some blank bars for the intro and then added the drummer on multiple tracks and same for bassist, then fiddled with some of the settings for each section.

I was pretty impressed, though, for approximately ten minutes start to finish. I should probably go recall what I played so I can try and finish the riffs off or something.

An actual competent musician ought to be able to make the most ridiculous demos with this thing.
I wonder how hard it would be to design an EV like a horse and carriage, each with their own wheels. So that you could buy the best "horse" and still have a "carriage" designed how you like, instead of by idiots like this. And you could swap out the horse for longer journeys.
I'm thinking maybe this is rather to present an opportunity for the team to put forward their expectations, pain points and desires. Being 'vulnerable' for me in a workplace setting means perhaps admitting that I really don't appreciate people bikeshedding over items I'm submitting for review (rather than being actually constructive) or that I feel the git work flow don't attribute fairly (hiding my contributions). Maybe others feel the same and we could do something about it? And those were only on individualistic side. To evolve the team and team play I'd think this a good time to bring up that I'm actually hating responding to support inquiries and rather have Pete doing more of that. And that I think Sue is doing amazing work with Figma and I'd really like to learn from her. Wouldn't this type of 'vulnerable' make sense in a team?
> I have also yet to see anyone use the name of Mohammed or Buddha as a substitute.

When I was 12/13 we used to say “cazzo di Buddha” as a form of non/mild blasphemy in a predominantly non-Buddhist country
Then you would have to renormalize the vectors. You really really want to keep the range -1..1 because that is a special case where cosine similarity equals dot product equals Euclidean distance.
My impression after many years of working with JSF: PrimeFaces or not, it's a lot of server-side state making it hard to work on the front-end and an unnecessary burden on the server.

I have also some nice things to say, and I'm not going to make a detailed analysis here but IMHO, it's really not worth the tradeoff.
It's not an explicit feature, but a combination of arbitrary records, sum types, and type narrowing:

type Animal =
| { species: "dog", name: string, catsChased: number }
| { species: "cat", name: string }

const animal: Animal = ...

// Available in all cases
console.log(animal.name)

if (animal.species === "dog") {
// Can access dog attrs here
console.log(animal.catsChased)
}

// ERROR: catsChased only exists for dog and not for cat
animal.catsChased
That exponential is based on the increase in number of people not farming. Graph the number of writers/scientists/engineers/etc over time and it’s an exponential, but population isn’t expanded exponentially any more.

The free ride feedback loop is ending very soon.
I just go to GitHub and read random project's code, it makes me sleepy in 5 mins.
You are completely right - but this distinction is just dead today. I read a lot of technical documentation that involves FQDNs and they almost never include a dot. Adding the dot often leads to problems as example.com and example.com. will not be normalized. End users also are just befuddled when they encounter the extra dot.

On practice, instead of trying to follow a dead specification it makes your live easier to never use local zones and always use FQDN search domains if you can. Having a local zone that appears in the public suffix list is outright dangerous, and with how fast that grows, no local name is safe.
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This is a commonly used attack vector by threat actors to get around various defenses.
One of the things I love in my induction is that there are no buttons. As a matter of fact, it is the fact that it is completely flat.

Cleaning it is super simple, if I get liquids I do not worry that they will spill into something (like knobs).

There is one very important thing though: I specifically looked only for linear scale. A scale what you can press a position and get to the right level (rough "hot", or "very low heat) and slide to adjust when needed.

My brother has one where you have to press 9 times to get to 9. And then 6 times down to get to 3. This is insane.
>Every business sooner or later will need to create more distributed systems

In real, most businesses won't survive till that, even that will survive can go a long way with a high latency service with a single deployment. A well-designed monolith will take to 10s of millions of DAU from across the world. Worst case you'll add 2-300ms of latency to your call, but if you look around most popular and successful of enterprise software have more than that and people are "happy" using them.
I think SQLAlchemy vs Django ORM was a 2007 blogging topic: https://www.b-list.org/weblog/2007/sep/04/orm-wars/
Their MSDS for sodium chloride says, "Wear personal protective equipment/face protection. Ensure adequate ventilation. Avoid
contact with skin, eyes or clothing. Avoid ingestion and inhalation. Avoid dust." and that, in case of skin contact, you should "Wash off immediately with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes. Get medical attention
immediately if symptoms occur," to avoid which you should "Wear appropriate protective eyeglasses or chemical safety goggles as described by
OSHA's eye and face protection regulations in 29 CFR 1910.133 or European Standard
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Just to clarify, this is not some potentially contaminated crude rock salt product. It's the USP grade of table salt for incorporation into pharmaceutical products, which the MSDS also recommends against.

Like salt, rosin is an approved food additive in the US: https://www.hfpappexternal.fda.gov/scripts/fdcc/index.cfm?se...

There are toxic plants out there, but pine trees are pretty safe. You can safely chew even raw pine resin, even without boiling out the turpentine. You can make tea from pine needles. Try it, it's good.

Frying in rosin is a somewhat risky, even potentially fatal, form of food preparation, but the risk isn't that the rosin is going to poison you. It's that you'll spill hot rosin on yourself and get badly burned.
get up earlier

seriously though after I started getting up every single day without fail at 6:00 am, no matter what happened the day before, no matter what’s on my schedule today, ever since I have had no trouble whatsoever ever falling asleep. Usually by 9:30 pm I am feeling v sleepy and by 10 pm I cannot help but lie down and close my eyes.

The only thing that modulates this is caffeine. No caffeine after 2:00 pm otherwise I may be up until 11:00 pm even midnight.

but even then, wake at 6:00 am the next day without fail, that was the magic bullet for me

all this stuff about bedtime routines, warm bath, soft lighting, etc, seems funny to me - like I said by 9:30 pm and certainly by 10:00 pm I cannot help but lie down and close my eyes, I don’t need any enticements.
If you've never done it, deep fried whole potatoes are amazing. It gets creamy in a way that good mashed potatoes do. Just be careful as they can explode like anything else with a lot of water. You want to poke holes in it so the steam can escape.

I will not allow myself to purchase a deep fat fryer because it's not healthy to live exclusively off of fried potatoes and associated toppings.
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The principle of an induction stove prevents it from heating up without cookware placed on it. On top of that, any induction stove I‘ve used detects if it‘s turned on without cookware and turns itself off after a couple of seconds.
It doesn‘t get safer than this.
in qua talibus Indorum fruimur bis quinque figuris: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1363084/

(our own convention; the fox has Hox, and the lion too, but they'd probably count in octal. For those keeping score, compare The House of Asterion: "The original says fourteen, but there is ample reason to infer that, as used by Asterion, this numeral stands for infinite")

Lagniappe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TiXINuf5nbI#t=120s

EDIT: while we're at it, maybe I should specify units as orbits of Sol III?
Apparently K&R C (which was the version at the time of Kernighan's paper) wasn't good enough itself, and it's fair to say that ANSI C also borrowed features from Pascal (e.g. function prototypes). So the influence was mutual. And I think it's pretty evident that the extensions made by UCSD and later Pascals to Wirth's original version were essential for the success. I don't think that the typical Turbo Pascal user cared much about Wirth's original version.
I don’t know about a German shepherd dog specifically. But my experience with dogs is that they will wake me up whether I like it or not… whenever they feel like it, even in the middle of the night. That can be severely disrupting.
It’s not a vim alternative. It makes itself available to people who will never use vim. If you can use chrome you can use np++. And it’s discoverable unlike vim.

I think the most useful feature is the ability to create new files without picking a filename or location. Then having those files still open on application restart. It’s a workspace. That’s its killer feature.

Ability to record macros. Line operations, sorting and all. Marking and search operations on marked lines, much more powerful than it sounds. Plugins galore, write your own, or just run text through your own exe. BOM manipulation. User defined syntax highlighting.

But most importantly it’s the ease of use. I can explain complex operations to extremely casual users. Can’t do that with vim. I’ve been able to help people perform complex manipulations on crazy files that they never would have accomplished another way. NP++ literally opens a door to people who would never do these things otherwise.
This is exactly what I do and it seems to be the most effective method I have found. It helps to get me out of whatever rumination I am having and into a more mindful state.
There's no way in hell Nvidia could buy Intel. There's more in this world than just money.
Yes and IRS always on the wrong monitor.
Try TotalCommander, then that would have been on your ‘missed list’ also ;-)
Brings fugu to mind. I wish I could get a scientific answer to whether there's actually a high associated with it or if that's just in people's heads.
Reading in bed totally does it for me. Most of the time a novel or something. I can do three pages at most before everything becomes blurry and I struggle to stay awake and make it to the end of the page.
Well, to wake up earlier, one needs to sleep earlier.
A Growth Mindset at Work Can Help in Unexpected Ways
Hm, is it too early yet to stop trusting these self published evaluations except 3rd party independent ones ?
in other areas, imdb ratings for example are completely meaningless and rigged at this point.
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This claim is greatly exaggerated
Had no idea about the drama surrounding October. Thank you for the recommendations. Kirby looks nice, as well, at first glance.

Will be trying both Winter and Kirby this weekend. I am really struggling getting Ghost up and running properly (LEMP stack). It seems to install fine, but breaks my nginx config so when I go to access the admin page (https://<my.domain>/ghost/) I get a 404 error.
Same! I had immediately considered it to switch to, and then learn that. Nothing is sacred.
not only this, if webservers can treat both versions as the same, and if in fact the specification treats them as the same, then so should search engines. if there is a problem, then the search engines are at fault. it seems ridiculous that i have to configure a webserver to add a redirect in order to avoid this. actually i think this is something that could also be fixed in the browser. i just checked, firefox treats them as separate domains. i don't think it should.

in practice of course this is not a problem because nobody really puts a trailing dot on hostnames.
I didn't really understand regular expressions until I took an automata theory course. I still think of REs in terms of nodes and transitions.
And, do you primarily use Google Chrome? You lost me a bit with "...but a lightweight Linux desktop" as it seems to counter your point. When discussing battery efficiency, I think it’s key to consider real-world tools like VSCode, which many of us use regularly. Chrome, especially, can drastically alter power usage across different operating systems.
It sounds like something straight out of Silicon Valley.

I get they are trying to create a sense of psychological safety for people, but this is a bit much.
React isn’t a standard
For me it's, in no particular order:

- Shower before bed. Going to bed clean feels so much better.
- No programming just before sleep
- A cold-ish bedroom
- Read before sleep (a novel, not HN).
- As little light as possible in the bedroom
For the price of an iPhone, you can get a new Android phone every eight months.
You need both, this is just standard practice. Check for example how CPUs are compared on outlets like Gamer's Nexus or Phoronix.

Apple didn't get roasted for presenting real world performance, they got roasted for doing the kinds of things that marketing people do: making vague blanket claims about performance that couldn't actually be reasonably validated. (Intel and AMD routinely get roasted for similar things.)
927.

9 is 3^2, 27 is 3^3
I just go to HN and read the comments.
I would also expect search engines to (a) ~never end up on a URL with a dot, unless someone explicitly linked to one, (b) merge the two sites on their end if they appeared.
Shhh, you’re giving my parents unrealistic expectations of how much remote tech support I can do.
Slavery is incredibly profitable for those ~~making~~ earning the profit.
You've figured out why Google maps doesn't cost you money to use for directions.
You don't _have_ to, I think previous commenter means that after a few days of feeling tired and groggy you will be tired earlier in the evening and go to bed earlier.
Spraying raw chicken juice around your kitchen in the name of hygiene.
US shifting towards fascist ideology.
Yet another small step into ChromeOS take over.
In the US, the default potato is the Russet. It has a good flavor and is well suited to high temperature cooking.

I'd be practically certain that is what is intended. It's possible it means a semi waxy white potato, which would be contemporaneous with the historical setting.

It is very unlikely to mean any of the thousands of more exotic varieties.
To boards, investors, and other parasites, money is the only thing that matters.
I used this at a company that was going all in on micro frontends. You’d clone whatever MFE repos you want, and it would manage package installs, building, and restarting the server after a rebuild. Worked great!
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My personal tip is to slow your breathing, slow it down enough that you breath too slow and feel a bit deprived from oxygen. Then slowly breath faster but try to keep it as low as possible.

I think (but I am not an expert in this) it slows down the heart and with that, allows you to fall asleep easier.
A lot of this post reminds me of my own experience in big tech.

I think it's really brutal to those inclined to the highly sensitive person archetype (overly sensitive to external stimuli). Every little thing you do is analysed and the perf process is intense.

It can also be illogical - despite attempts to not be - as subjectivity in the perf process is almost unavoidable. Just take this author, who had a successful project, but got below expectations simply because their manager or a senior lead got a bad impression from probably a handful of interactions with them.

At these companies you _have_ to learn to not get emotionally or mentally invested in this process, or it can wreck you. Therapy can help a lot here.