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Currently, I'm working on designing and analyzing a low-latency network protocol on top of the 2-wire automotive Ethernet. Previously, I have done tear downs of competitor EVs to figure out how their software platforms work, and document the learning.

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How so? It’s impossible to express x^n as any linear combination of x^k, k != n.
This whole post is about dentists recommending unnecessary treatment. And that has been our experience.

She never had all these issues when she was seeing her dentist in her own country. But a few years in the US and her teeth are practically falling apart. Is it possible her previous dentist with no financial incentive found nothing wrong with her, yet the new one who is trying to make next quarters profit has every incentive to upsell?
What do you mean by “should the community do X” ? The Community is not some form of organisation with a mission and objective, it is a loose collection of individuals free to put their talents and explore intersts into whatever they please. You imply that this creative and inspiring work somehow stifles innovation and hurts users which is frankly absurd.
> People talk about their ADHD diagnosis as if it were a fact as permanent about them as their eye color

Because it is, that's a fact. The defining characteristic of ADHD is a lack of dopamine, a physical variation in the brain itself, and that will never go away for somebody who has the condition.
The closest dentist to me in downtown St. Louis was really good but had a nice place. They sold me a night guard which I lost the first day and replaced with the cheap formable ones. They were kinda miffed I didn't want another one at $650. They did a filling on the top of my molars which a later dentist confirmed was the right move. The dentist was always pushing whitening treatments. I asked if they were healthy for the teeth and how long they lasted. Not really and about 8 months. I defered. They then later tried to sell me on veneers. I asked if my teeth were healthy and they said "very". I then said "it feels very shady and concerning that you are recommending that I grind off perfectly healthy teeth to replace them with veneers for around $30k. Please stop recommending things like that". We had a discussion and she said that some people really cared about the cosmetics. It had always triggered her that I had a small gap in my front teeth (which I had because as soon I turned 18 I told the orthodontist to f*ck off once he said it would take some real pain and was purely cosmetic). I pointed out that it actually made Michael Strahan seem more authentic and no longer seemed problematic. At that point she acquiesced. But I also realized how she was affording such a nice office beyond her cleanings costing double what my insurance covered.

After that she was excellent and didn't bother me with anything that was cosmetic. They were 3 blocks from my apartment, did mid day cleanings, and did an excellent job getting my gums back to healthy when I had neglected dental care after college.

But yeah, they gotta pay for that mercedes somehow.
Isn’t this type of dishonesty especially ambiguous and difficult to prove? There are extreme cases, but also a broad range of opinion in which professionals routinely disagree.

The higher the stakes, the more ambiguous the problem: I’m reminded of lawyering. How do we know if a defense lawyer is “bad” or “dishonest”? If we look at their conviction ratio, then we might just be punishing the ones who tend to work the more hopeless cases—and a good lawyer is correct to behave as if even guilty people deserve a full defense. If we ask the customer/defendants, pretty much anybody who loses will loudly explain how they’re innocent and would have gotten off if it weren’t for that bad lawyer they had.

The dentist who treats aggressively will explain how the “wait-and-see” dentist is neglecting problems, and the “wait-and-see” dentist will explain, like the tech people commenting here, that the aggressive dentists are doing stuff that’s unnecessary (or not necessary yet).

I, a person who pays for my own dental care, will continue to prefer and seek out a conservative approach to treatment; an acquaintance of mine, who has dental insurance but gets it from a startup job that could evaporate tomorrow, will prefer to gather his implants while he may. Which of our dentists should be ruined for life, “stunningly, shockingly,” and permanently crippled?
That was enjoyable. I have doubts as to how close this was to the article (but I have no patience to verify).
Off the shelf embedding models definitely underpromise and overdeliver. In ten years I'd be very surprised if companies weren't fine-tuning embedding models for search based on their data in any competitive domains.
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Nothing strikes me as particularly complicated? The wording used in the document is simple enough and the bulk of it describes the stdlib functions.
Another red flag, even in a solo office, is overt advertising.
No I was suggesting that he should ask for it, instead of assuming there weren't good reasons for the choices that were made.
The document is available on IEEExplore: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/5311583

I've reproduced here: https://pdfupload.io/docs/13f78f9d
I just want a way to add simple inheritable classes to C without bringing in the entirety of C++ and all its differences and baggage. But I guess things like constructors/destructors are not possible to implement in a language standard-compliant way (not relying on compiler extensions).
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The standard is mainly for the people who implement a C compiler.

If you just want to know what's new in C23 as a user this is probably a better resource:

https://en.cppreference.com/w/c/23

PS: seems like it's missing "auto" though.
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This comment is just laughably wrong. I use google a hundred times a day, from programming stuff to news stuff. I have never felt like it wasn't finding what I was looking for.
I dunno, I thought "sherlocking" wouldn't be a thing if they acquired instead of duplicating their solution in-house, but it's the same effect, just more equitable to the original creators.
Best photo editing tool out there for most people. Incredible interface design and integration with the OS.

And such a natural fit of acquirer. This makes total sense and I'm excited to see what comes out of this!
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We use .NET for pretty much everything that doesn't run in a browser, our apps run in Linux containers and devs use windows/Linux/Mac with no issues.

GUI libraries might have some potential for improvement but I would reach for C# for any task that didnt strictly require a different language.
The future of Germany's automotive industry is bleak
I agree. My rule of thumb is if the wait is long then the dentist is doing their job, and be worried if not. A decade ago, I had a young dentist with a new practice with a large office, new gorgeous equipment, and no wait. He recommended that my later described as cracked tooth should be replaced with crowns or implants. He kept on asking if my teeth were sensitive and should be replaced, and gave me a used car salesperson shrug when I said I'd think about it. Almost a decade later due to such silly advice, I finally went to another dentist with a 6 month wait for an appointment and a nice but tiny office. They said they would put a protective sealant on my now described cracked tooth, and it's been going strong since then. Good advice and outcomes comes with a wait.
Materials science has advanced quite a bit since the Preussen though. Aluminum, or even carbon fiber masts, rod standing rigging, Dyneema (UHMWPE) ropes, etc., all add up and drastically reduces weight.

Not saying the Bayesian design was or wasn't insane, I don't know, but my point is that it shouldn't be judged compared to what was done over 100 years ago.
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Morning and Afternoon are used for AM and PM, or if you want to be really specific you can use the name of the hour, for example 10 am is called barqo, and 18 hours is called himhimmow

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Yeah if you like wasting time.
that is a very fun feature - reminds me of the excitement I used to have with new versions of software...
Primary source:

https://climate.ec.europa.eu/document/download/d0671350-37f2...

They credit it to deployment of renewables, which provide almost half of the energy now.
A rare look at North Korea's official smartphone apps
You should re-read the last paragraph of my comment and note that it is directed towards Apple.
I have all 3 OSs each on their own hardware:)

4 if you count steamdeck.

I do the real gaming, not some subpar emulated crap or anemic macOS steam library.
I did not use that Wikipedia article as proof. I used it to cite the well known phenomenon to which I referred. There are plenty of sources available in the article to follow up on.

Furthermore, the article I linked to is clearly distinct along the lines that I described in the other post: it's not trying to paint a historical narrative, but to document a phenomenon noted by researchers.

I had thought this was a place where people don't stalk other users to try to attack them personally. (Also, your attempt to try to identify some kind of hypocrisy is ignoring the actual critique I offered of your own source.)
Next someone will publish a study finding that spherical cows can't survive in the real world.
Substack is a tool that the indie web uses :)

If Nike has a Substack that is not the indie web.

If I use Substack that is.

Don't get hung up on tools, focus on who is using it to speak and create.
good questions! both will be addressed soon with david moon's new tylr version (tylr being the underlying syntactic engine for hazel). the new tylr is designed to take a grammar as a parameter; we have a javascript grammar and a partial rust grammar, and are planning editor integrations. the new model also eschews the backpack (the yellow thing that contains matching delimiters) in lieu of inserting missing delimiters as 'ghosts' in a way that always shows the exact parse that the semantics engine is using, but also doesn't prevent typing normally. the current backpack solution is the result of trying to balance natural text editing with mandated syntactic correctness and it definitely has proved to have some rough edges... more on the new system soon
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That wasn't a "rant", no matter how much it offends you.

Here's what it actually was: Kernighan and Plaugher wrote a book called "Software Tools". The code in it was written in RATFOR, which is a preprocessor for FORTRAN. After that book was written, Kernighan got the idea of re-writing it using Pascal. And it was hard - much harder than he expected. So after he did so, he asked himself, "Why was that so hard? Pascal should have been much better than RATFOR, and it wasn't. Why not?"

That's what the paper is about. (It's not even about C, so what C dialects existed, and where they existed, is completely irrelevant.) And the paper says that's what it's about.

And, having used an ISO standard Pascal, every word of it is true. (The only exception was that we had separate compilation.) Almost everything he said, I ran into. The problems were real, and they were painful.

Why didn't he use Modula-2? Because he didn't write the book in Modula-2. And why didn't he do that? He started the book in March 1980. Modula-2 probably had much less traction than Pascal at that time, so Pascal was a more reasonable language to pick for the book.
> ideally not-subscription-based competitor

What I think would probably be a more likely thing to happen is for Apple to create a subscription called "Apple Creative" or sth. as soon as they have a similar assortment of programs to rival Adobe as having one subscription for all of their applications is currently their biggest advantage.
Affinity was acquired by Canva.
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I think that, effectively, the corpus of research papers and citation links is this knowledge database. It isn't structured the way I would structure it in postgres but it seems to be working quite well for the professionals in this field.

I know there have been some interesting finds when an archeologist has dug up a site report from the 1840s that had long laid ignored by academia but these are quite rare occurrences and the scale of people involved here (when we're talking about something hyper specific) is so small that they can probably just sort it out by talking to one another.

For the outside public such a neatly tagged database might be helpful if someone outside of the circle wants to independently research a subject in depth but, honestly, these folks are pretty open to questions and discussions so if you're extremely interested in Gobekli Tepe or some such there's someone out there who is happy to start a conversation with you.
Wouldn't that be a sign of a product that was purchased by Apple and then left to languish as is with just enough effort to not let it rot?
It’s not a given that a new thing is better than an old thing. Just ask Intel.

The news here is that the Pro isn’t just better than the previous Pro, it’s better than the previous Max and the previous Ultra. That’s impressive even if it’s expected that it will be better than the previous Pro.
I think “iMovie can’t upscale” is a lot more accurate then. “iMovie doesn't allow you to select the resolution” is very misleading, because it does allow you to do that.
Ask your dentist about it. This is something they can do. Typical insurance covers an exam and cleaning 2x a year, so you'd pay for the other 2 cleanings (maybe with a discount), but they can absolutely do a cleaning with no exam, or usually just an unbilled quick look if the dentist has a minute. While cleaning your teeth, obvious problems will be obvious, and non-obvious problems can wait until the next exam.

At 3x a year it gets weird. Insurance companies are starting to at least 6 months between exams, rather than covering two per year.
I'm picturing scientists in another universe clenching their butts as the monkey goes to type the last letter of Hamlet..... and misses 't' for 'r' and the whole observation hall erupts with loud groans
My statements (which you disagreed with, without exception) haven't been about Transformers v.s. non-Transformers. Everything above has been about the importance of the Self-Attention part of it. We could remove Self-Attention from Transformers and still have a functional (but dumb) NN, and that was my point.

Your position was that the Self-Attention is a less important part (because UAT, yadda yadda), and my position was that it's the key ingredient. Every statement above that I made, that you called wrong, was correct. lol.
DarkSky wasn’t available in app stores other then US so I don’t even know what are you talking about :(
Nice! Sample output for

https://hackernewsexplorer.com/similar \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{"story": {"id": "42018119", "title": "Show HN: Hacker News Explorer –
Chrome extension to personalize HN stories"}}' | jq .

is here: https://privatebin.net/?910a6ce9f7d7a9f6#5QcbtLQ5SqqoEaXkRwq...
If your use case is mainly consuming web APIs or providing helper tools around your web framework, I can see why using this would be useful as you could reuse the same libraries you use in your application.
The level of meat in this article is higher than expected, I especially liked the extraction of corporate use-cases from job postings.
I was going to say, we went over this in undergrad Statistical Mechanics and Thermodynamics.
Interesting. I can't comment on the equations, but in the (of course bullshit theory) variant I know, the "loss in translation" supposedly occurred already by Maxwell not 100% getting Faraday's experimental results.
You need to make archives, and how to
Arch was likely chosen because arch-based SteamOS has already pulled it off (immutable system including KDE).

Lets them waste less effort reinventing the wheel.
I'm still on Pixelmator classic 3.9 (it's what I have a license for) and it's great. Does everything I need easily as a casual user, and it hasn't changed in years! I've never even thought about upgrading.
I'd never heard of Pixelmator before (congrats to them on the exit), and:

WOW their website already looks like an Apple website. The colors, the font, the logo with the same colors as Apple Photos, all the images that show a Mac window, the shade of red in the top right, the "machine learning" section that almost looks like Notes, and I scrolled down and it's all about how great Mac is.

It seemed inevitable that Apple would either acquire or copy them, with how much this already looks like an Apple product, and is exclusively made for Mac apparently.
I'm not sure first year students always have selected a major, but if we go by degree at graduation, I think this article (and the charts therein) is useful: https://www.chartr.co/newsletters/2023-10-08

(n.b. No archive.org evergreen link available, alas)

> " 20 years ago, roughly 8% of all US bachelor degrees were attained in the 4 core humanities subjects — a figure that’s fallen every year since 2007, with the share now sitting at just 4% per data from the National Center for Education Statistics. Conversely, STEM subjects (science, technology,
engineering and math) have been growing at an unparalleled pace, as students swap Charles Dickens for computational dynamics and Jane Austen forJavascript."

> "Indeed, computer science has risen from a 2.7% share of all degrees in 2009 to 5.4% by the end of 2022, while engineering has risen from 7.2% to 9.4% in the same time frame — more than double the share that the core humanities subjects currently occupy."
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There's always a way.

On the other hand, does it help to worry? I don't think you can influence Apple.
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I don’t get all the hate. Sure, JS isn’t the most popular language for TUI apps, but there’s always room for more TUI tools and I’d you’re automating things for your JS project this is a pretty natural fit to make your project scripts friendlier to their users.

I think I’d much rather have more nice TUIs than not, regardless of the language they’re written in.
>If she's not experiencing problems

Subjectively not experiencing problems isn't really in indication of good health though.
This has been known about dentists for a long time too. I remember reading articles back when I was a kid (in the 90s) talking about how to tell if a dentist is ripping you off, getting second opinions, etc.
I'm with you.
The dog pile of negative comments here has me thinking just one thing.
Time to log off for the day.
I had a dentist in Seattle that urged me to get some fillings done. They wanted to do at least 3. COVID happened and I didn't feel comfortable going into the dentist's office, but they called me every three months for those entire 2 years urging me to come back in. Weird thing was my teeth felt great that whole time... I wondered with each slightly more urgent phone call that they worried I would end up deciding I didn't need the fillings!

Eventually I moved and switched dentists. On my first exam, he suggested one filling but said if it wasn't bothering me then I don't have to schedule it. Strange indeed.
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Now that I thought a bit more about it, I think I unlocked a memory of WinForms working on some macOS versions and not others. Maybe it was even just supported on 32 bits versions and not in 64 bit versions. One way or another, the bottom line was that it wasn't going to work on the latest macOS version at the time. But I actually tried it on Linux and it worked there.