skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I made a basic one for Kagi’s summarizer service.

javascript:(function()%7Bwindow.location.href%20%3D%20%60https%3A%2F%2Fkagi.com%2Fsummarizer%2Findex.html%3Ftarget_language%3D%26summary%3Dtakeaway%26url%3D%24%7BencodeURIComponent(window.location.href)%7D%60%7D)()

I have it in my todos to make some for their other offerings, like the new translations service they just released.

This one is very niche, but I was getting 100% in Tears of the Kingdom and the map didn’t tell me how many Koroks (or whatever else) I had left. So I threw this one together to tell me. It just counts the elements of a certain type and displays an alert with the number.

javascript:(function()%7Bfunction%20countTitles(title)%20%7Bconst%20elementsWithTitle%20%3D%20document.querySelectorAll(%60%5Btitle%3D%22%24%7Btitle%7D%22%5D%60)%3Bconst%20count%20%3D%20elementsWithTitle.length%3Breturn%20count%3B%7Dalert(countTitles(%22Korok%20Seed%22)%20%2B%20(countTitles(%22Korok%20Seed%20x2%22)*2))%7D)()
Even after it finished burning a billion lines of python 2 code (largely unnecessarily imho) python 3 seems to retain an unhealthy contempt for backward compatibility. I have had similar experiences where python 3 projects require a particular version of python 3 in order to run.

I like python (and swift for that matter) but I don't like the feeling that I am building on quicksand. Java, C++, and vanilla javascript seem more durable.
Ask HN: Similar to the FoxDot live coding Pattern object?
FoxDot is an open source music live coding environment written in Python on SuperCollider.

FoxDot has a Pattern object for musical composition that has neat broadcasting rules for [musical] sequences. Are there similar or similarly-concise pattern objects in other languages or projects?

FoxDot pattern object docs:
https://foxdot.org/docs/pattern-basics/
Maybe the democrats could put forward a Russian candidate to appeal to the "Better a Russian than a Democrat" crowd.

Failing that, at least talk about the people eating your pets.
The M4 Mac Mini Has a Removable SSD
This seems pretty obvious from Anthropic CEO's recentblog. He has been using words like AI in the hands of "good guys" or "bad guys". You don't need the definition of "good guys" if you don't allow "any" military use. When you start to use good vs bad, it's always something you won't agree with in general.
You can do this in Math Notes – scribble numbers in a column, underline it and boom, there is your result. Doesn't work in typed text though.
> FoxDot has a Pattern object for musical composition that has neat broadcasting rules for [musical] sequences. Are there similar or similarly-concise pattern objects in other languages or projects?

> FoxDot pattern object docs: https://foxdot.org/docs/pattern-basics/

FWIU the PitchGlitch fork of FoxDot is the most updated: https://gitlab.com/iShapeNoise/foxdot
My only counter is that for a real-time collaborative app the server should be the single source of truth about application state, which would make htmx a good choice for that type of application.
had the same impression. never really found bare git diff to be a problem.
Not if you live in a very high cost of living area. Which is where the biggest Google offices are.
That might explain why the article is so light on personal details - either he asked them to keep them private, or maybe they're not aware of his real identity at all?
Right, the requirement for life is an entropy gradient sustained long enough as well as the right materials present to capture that.
Well, some governments are less ethical than others, as the US is about to find out
Hmm, just tested this variation:

javascript:void(window.open('https://clearthis.page/?u='+location.href));

and it works to invoke ClearThisPage: https://clearthis.page/

Bypass the clutter from any web article

This service takes any web article or news page and returns only the relevant content, freeing you from any clutter, including ads, popups and more.

which also sidesteps some (not all) paywall blocking markups.
It's very telling that you assume drivers in the early morning are trying to get to work but the cyclists aren't.

It sounds like you live in America in which case I assure you the bike trails you speak of are inadequate to the point that using them is probably less safe than not.

Where are you getting the "expected to go 55" wording from? That's not how laws are written. If you're referring to the speed limit, that's a limit, not a suggestion. Again, telling.

Yes it is the cars that are dangerous, a careless bicycle rider is not capable of harming you in your car in any way.

Cyclists who ride without lights after dark are irresponsible, I'll give you that.
Yes switching jobs is often a path to "sideways promotion". You have to interview well, but that's something that's learnable - and more under your control in a way, than getting good promotable projects at your current employer.
There are a lot of options. StyleTTS2 is pretty good, XTTSv2 is pretty good, the new E2 TTS and F5 TTS also seem decent.
Fixed, thank you for your suggestion!

(I love that quote.)
In the article I discuss tech that doesn't exist yet.
> cotransitive (∀ x y z : X , x # y → x # z ∨ y # z).

If you're looking for a concrete point of reference, cotransitivity is why binary search works.
That’s just Plato’s Theory of Forms
Word has had mail merge for about 40 years. Why not use the native feature instead?

https://support.microsoft.com/en-au/office/use-mail-merge-fo...
OK, thank you very much for your suggestions. The truth is cruel, but it is still the truth. I decided to delete all these junk games and then collect and integrate some high-quality games myself.
Thank you again for your suggestions and opinions. Very useful.
Well, the Russians already tried it once, more than 100 years ago, with limited success unfortunately...
Interesting, but if the blobs in the pictures are car-sized, then Argentinians are three-meters tall. The modern internet really does provide constant practice in mild disappointment.
I'm 19 years into my development career. I've been promoted to some sort of manager position twice. Currently, I'm 7 years into a management role. I don't hate every minute of it; but I sorely miss every minute I'm not coding.
Yes, I haven't paid them anything yet, except for the domain purchase fee.
Any major websites using htmx?
Sure it can. It's true you have to use JavaScript glue code, but it's also true that won't be true forever.
Perfect vision without blind spots, unimpeded ability to hear, able to communicate via body language with pedestrians. Yes, biking is superior in city environments and should be encouraged.
Classical Physics by Balakrishnan is the best lecture series I have ever listened to. Just listening to the first lecture where he talks about scales will blow your mind

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6Gw08pwhws
Sorry, come again? What is a "trial tax"? You mean if you opt to go to trial, plead not guilty, and you lose then they're threatening that the penalty could be more severe? Is that the "tax"?

Maybe it's just me, but if I were falsely accused, I'd take a jury trial in a heartbeat over making a false confession. Just on principle alone. I understand why a guilty defendant might take a plea bargain, but it blows my mind that this works on some people who are innocent.
>the binary is smaller and thus offers less attack surface, which I think is the usual concern.

Another concern is the huge attack surface that is the Linux kernel.
The success of birds, bees, trees, plankton, mammals and so on. Many life forms have been rendered obsolete when the right adaptation comes along and forms a new branch.
That is the thing, the OS architecture wasn't revamped across the board, XPC became another little island how to do IPC.
Thiel and Vance are both friends of Yarvin and followers of his ideas. Musk likely is as well due to his recent orbit into that world. And these ideas are floating around in various elite circles.

In a Yarvinist world, there are no nation states, there is no liberalism, no conservatism, no democracy, no representative forms of government, only corporate fiefdoms.

I would hope that it is concerning to people, the fact that these ideas are now so close to power, smuggled in behind a near perfect mandate. They inherit many sophisticated means of manufacturing consent. And they inherit if not total immunity to legal action, then a total lack of appetite for legal action.
Couldn’t said requestors to transfer maintenance have forked it? What would preclude that?
damn this reddit thread is 3 months old? t1 here as well, and i struggle pretty bad. having been t1 for 20 years or more, i just can't click every article my friends and family send me promising progress for diabetics or potential cures. its just not worth getting my hopes up even when its a reputable outlet making some extraordinary claims. this sounds really promising but yea. its also depressing. its kinda too late to save me even if this comes very soon. which i doubt it will. However, this so called 'smart insulin' sounds to me much more like the shit produced by non-diabetics pancreases. like theres just no way the non-diabetic body is making a hormone that doesnt fully kick in for 90 minutes. that just wouldnt be as resilient and effective as what i witness in the people around me. its insane how they can, for example, eat a tub of ice cream on a whim and not be blasted into the 400s. or just go wild exercising at length on an empty stomach and not have an emergency low sugar.
> Somehow I feel the project was held as a hostage, waiting for a ransom (which was paid eventually).

This situation only happens when you hand the responsibility of managing a critical domain to a single person, and you forget about it for ages.

This is hardly a "hostage" situation, specially when the reason flagged is lack of support. I mean, this scenario only happens due to lack of support to begin with.
Like this? https://youtu.be/CTjolEUj00g
That’s a great explanation, thank you!

I feel like it should be possible to pinpoint why this can’t happen with a circle. Specifically, it seems to require some kind of protrusion in the shape, that ends up being more efficient to cover in a direction that creates an overlap. But it’s clearly not as straightforward as I thought.
Things are just so nuts that I don't think it's safe to say that opposing genocide would have benefited Harris. Going all-in on genocide may have benefited the campaign.
That's not what those words mean.
The benefit of mitochondria is in the isolation of the high power reactions, that involve chemically aggressive elements, from the rest of the cell. That allows for high energy throughput without self damage. Cells that do not have mitochondria run the same or analogous power producing reactions, but at a much lower volume, to keep the damage sustainable. An alternative option to mitochondria would be to evolve some means for isolation of the power production.
Why am I downvoted for asking parent to clarify? Was I impolite for not using a full sentence?
Indeed. And they're all algol descendants as you note.

But there is certainly a difference between c-like syntax (java, javascript...) vs. algol-like syntax (pascal, ada, ...)
"cure" is quite a strong term for something that has to be taken ever day. Even a once a day pill requires a nontrivial patient effort to consistently self administer. Far better than today's manual monitoring of blood sugar to be fair, but we still have to worry about people missing doses and continuing to refill and keep taking such a prescription.

Maybe one day it could be made into a infrequent injection? Like if you just had to get a shot from your doctor every few months, perhaps that would be easier patient compliance. There was some new hiv preventative that recently demonstrated something like that, I wonder if the technique could be repurposed or not.
Interesting, but I don't get it. Are you saying people aren't scared of having babies even though they can randomly give birth to an ant or an elephant?
Fair point. Interactivity is a spectrum that should match the user preference. Interactivity helps when you are learning the tool, because you can do & fix mistakes faster. But when you want to think deeply, it should stand away and be there only when you explicitly request it.
> The extremely wealthy like Bezos have contingency plans and systems for this situation.

Yes. That's the point, the ideal target is one that doesn't have contingency plans, not someone who has crypto.
The purpose was to get rid of C++ compile times and replace C++ with Go, failing that, they decided to pivot the story.

https://commandcenter.blogspot.com/2012/06/less-is-exponenti...

They also got lucky with Docker and Kubernetes, pivoting from Python and Java respectively into Go.
In civilized countries as defendant you are free to lie as much as you want. The jury is there exactly for that reason. If you are charged with something you should be able to make any statements you want and even change them up to the trial. And only those statement should be used in trial.
I was going to post about something, but according to Wikipedia, the IBM 486SLC found in super slow PS/2 crap computers had nothing to do with the Cyrix 486SLC. Learn something new everyday.
What does “proven safe” mean? Even stainless steal cookware is a very recent invention.
> it is not generally advantageous to actually hurt the opponent more than needed to signal dominance

It is advantageous to beat a rival and take their energy even within a species. That's part of the whole 'survival of the fittest' thing. Preserving them for cooperation or something like slavery happens, but it's a rare strategy specific to intelligent animals like the GP implies.
Hey, it's OK, I'm just a bot after all.
I think there's a clear bright difference between the police lying to a suspect about her rights, versus lying about what the police do or don't already know. The former is Kafkaesque; the latter is merely Dostoevskyan. What is absurd is that anyone would fall for any of this in modern America. Every parent should teach their children that in any contentious interaction with police, the only words they should ever say are "I want a lawyer".
I don’t think a judge is required to accept a plea deal, so in a sense they are lies.
Starlink satellites' leaky radio waves obscure the cosmos
It’s incredibly easy to found/start a business.

It’s incredibly hard to build that beginning into a profitable money machine.
So it's like observability metrics but for ships and missles and such that people care about in the real world. Very cool. I did find the ending where the commander literally selects from a dialogue tree to resolve the situation a little ridiculous. Sorry commander, that choice of action is not ethical, is there something else I can help you with?
I am not sure who talked about being entitled to be accepted or complaints.

I just highlighted some facts and compared it to other environments: many japanese do not give a hell about foreigners or interacting with them to the point they are not even interested in learning english and that is ok.
She was placed in a very difficult situation where she had to try and have her own policies and candidacy but also had to defend Biden.

There was also the difficulty for her campaign that she was not voted for in a primary, just picked.
What's "IP transfer" in this context?
Other than firing a lot of federal workers I don't really see how much Trump could implement Yarvinism.
Except in Florida where the minority got their way, not a supermajority.
This forum post made me dizzy.
They are here ?

Sputnik
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11905962/
Oh, I realize there's a misunderstanding somewhere, and likely the manager's fault more than anything.

I imagine at some leadership training, they were probably encouraged to get their direct reports to open up and misunderstood the scope of that.
Evidence for Magnetically-Driven Accretion in the Distal Solar System
Makes me think of the gravity torture scene of people who grew up in low G from The Expanse
This is referencing the Titanic, for anyone confused.
I think Wirth said something like "I am a programmer who is a professor, and a professor who is a programmer." Definitely a huge inspiration to me, both for the elegance and compactness of his system designs as well as the idea that research could and should affect practice, and vice-versa.

At least with -fbounds-safety clang is finally catching up with what Pascal (including UCSD, Apple, and Turbo Pascal) and Ada (a rather more complicated descendant of Pascal) compilers had in the 1980s. (Delphi and Free Pascal still have range checking today.)
This is a such common logical fallacy that we should have name for it.

> No matter how low the odds are, the counts of those potential interactions bring this outcome to a certainty.

"No matter how low", really? Are you suggesting that your multiplication result is infinite? Otherwise, no matter how big the result is—even if it's Graham's number or TREE(3)—but as long as it's finite, there are odds so low that bring the outcome extremely unlikely.

The thing is we don't know even a ballpark estimate of the odds, but you were saying like we have a lower bound of the odds. The universe is unfathomably huge, true, but we also don't know if abiogenesis is less unfathomably unlikely.
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I never ran QNX, but my experience with BeOS were similar to yours in that a Pentium 90 felt great!

Another data point:

SGI IRIX has an unusually good scheduler. I ran a 30Mhz machine for a while and it's desktop was pretty snappy.

One day, I compiled AMP and fed it a list of .mp3 files, most being 192kbps. The program could decode 256kbps without skipping, just FYI.

Those files were on an NFS share.

When I ran the gr_osview program, CPU was 95 percent utilized, and still the file manager was responsive and that music did not skip.

Frankly, just decoding higher bitrate > 192kbps mp3 files at 30Mhz was impressive.

Doing it with a full X Window system desktop, while playing he files off an NFS share, while remaining responsive speaks to a lean and mean network stack and scheduler that performed even on low spec hardware.

Was IRIX 5.3 FYI. Indigo Elan

A friend and I enjoyed operating systems and ran Be on an old Pentium 90, and like the parent comment says, it was snappy!

Linux also has a part in this:

After a water event, that Pentium 90 was no longer reliable. Used non parity RAM and Windows NT would go slowly senile eventually blue screening over and over.

For funzies, we put Red Hat 5.2 on that box and it ran fine! The syllog had a bunch of entries every second too. Open X console, and just watch them go by...

That box served up the company web page for a coupla weeks just for fun too.

Good times.
Alternatively, 10,000 people had this idea, tried to build it and then discovered that it's hard to get a matchmaking service off the ground if users' first experience is that there's hardly anyone else on there (as compared to incumbents' endless pool of profiles to swipe through) and then they leave. https://www.reddit.com/r/OkCupid/comments/18jdgzc/comment/kd... Just one of many OkCupid alternatives with this problem.
Is there a citation for the US being a net exporter of oil? Last I checked, they were a net exporter of Gas, which is not the same as oil. Oil is refined to produce gas, and the US imports the majority of said oil.
I would bet a substantial sum that Tesla was insolvent early in the m3. They suddenly were firing people all over the place and not paying many vendors, and paying others quite late. Additionally, the finance pros kept quitting right then....

I think it went bk, but Musk bet that he could hype up the stock enough to raise cash in the next offering and then pretend it never happened...
It's find-replace-all, but instead of being exact string matching, CRISPR uses somewhat imprecise RegEx.
Your following list is stored in your own repo, so it lives on your PDS. You can theoretically have partial replicas of the network but nobody has bothered yet; if you want to make software like that, a good start would be subscribing to the firehose and filtering down to DIDs you care about / supplying the watched DIDs parameter to a Jetstream instance
> writing monographs for himself

One might almost call it a "blog" if it weren't for the fact that EWD started ~35 years before Frontier NewsPage.
Then another member would have to have been tested. They don't just materialize out of thin air. They're also tested for them before they go up, IIRC.
They're aware, that's why they presented him as a "German programmer" and completely avoided his flibusta endeavour. The author from JetBrains is Russian himself.
Readers here are all very likely to appreciate some links alongside statements, cause really this is a sensitive topic. Both statements need certain context as it seems it’s not the universal understanding of what goes on and how often.
Sure, but just asking you is different than lying to you, such as claiming the radar gun clocked you at 98, subject to something like reckless driving, when it was actually only 82, a speeding ticket.
Samsung is not a family business in the legal sense of the term: it has shareholders and is thus nominally accountable to the public.
That's a good point, but I don't believe it scales at the same rate -- meaning I believe the salaries are much higher than the living costs.

Eg average us salary is probably somewhere around 60k. Let's say single bedroom apartment not in SF is maybe like 1.5k/mo, that leaves like 42k left over.

Google salary I would guess is closer to 150k (low end probably); SF single bedroom is probably closer to 4k/mo, that leaves 102k. Big difference, and note the ratio here isn't as important as the absolute value. You live a very different life with 102k than with 42k.

And also note wealth doesn't really increase linearly with how much money you have, it tends to be more than linear, because people with lots of money are more comfortable investing large chunks of it, which further increases their wealth.
Intel resumes free coffee and tea for its employees
Does Vance admit that he is friends with Yarwin or do other people that don't like Vance claim that Vance is friends with Yarwin?
I dont think cops wonder about that at all
Dude, this is an amazing comment. Really points out how it looks when someone us ahead of their time:

- awkward groping for how to explain things
- none of the words match how we talk about things now

Algol-68 was clearly so ahead of its time, it's hard to understand anything they're saying. They're in outer space
Yeah that is true.
But API could still be used to programmatically generate documents.

Anyways I am planing to implement series of useful tools to be hosted on this domain. This was the first project. It was kinda low hanging fruit since I already Implemented something similar in the past.

It was also learning experience since that is my first completely by myself deployed non static web page.
In the USA -lots- of people use SMS only, and it’s their main communication. You can do that on a dumb phone, and if you tend to get into doom scrolling or TikTok dance scrolling it can allow you to recover a lot of free time back. No SM? Count me in.
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