skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You realize Biden took office in Jan 2021? The money printing started way before during Trump's time in office due to the pandemic, so you can't really blame the previous administration for inflation (which happened everywhere around the world due to COVID-related stimulus).
How does clang, a C++ compiler that is itself written in C++, use <feature from C++> that it is itself implementing?

Why wouldn’t it be able to?

I don’t understand how your question specifically relates to garbage collection, or why the compiler would need to avoid it. The Go compiler is a normal Go program and garbage collection works in it the same way it does in any other Go program.
You also need to take into account your manufacturing precision you can achieve with fabricating the lenses, how accurately you can position the lenses relative to the work piece etc. From my cursory reading of the paper it assumes perfect lenses and positioning, and only simulates the alignment procedure. Still, a worthy paper, but as others have mentioned, not much different than the methods used for optics alignment.
in this context? I'm pretty sure not. I'm not talking Discrimination.

Trying to mask a layoff by taking actions that mostly affect the group they're trying to layoff... is an illegal layoff. See: https://www.dir.ca.gov/dlse/cal-warnact.html

And, california has shown repeatedly that they're perfectly willing to enforce cal-WARN on companies that barely have a CA presence... never-mind ones that have their HQ there. Yes, this includes layoffs that don't touch a CA resident.
Popely with a Hungarian "ly" was a giveaway too
The Simple Path to Wealth by JL Collins Summary
Prob my most referred book about investing. Created a friendly summary that I can share with my friends and acquaintances.
Encrypted chats are not available in all clients of Telegram, like Linux desktop one.
The apartment thing is besides the point. The communal eating is the main thing. You might be interested in a setup that’s more like a duplex with your own yard and own everything but only when you eat you go to a cafeteria.

That being said I’m aware the setup I’m talking about is more suited for single people.

Additionally, I currently live in an apartment where none of the issues you mentioned exist.
Some more fun facts about Claude Shannon, from this New Yorker article (https://www.newyorker.com/tech/annals-of-technology/claude-s...):

He built a flame-throwing trumpet and a rocket-powered Frisbee. He built a chess-playing automaton that, after its opponent moved, made witty remarks. Inspired by the late artificial-intelligence pioneer Marvin Minsky, he designed what was dubbed the Ultimate Machine: flick the switch to “On” and a box opens up; out comes a mechanical hand, which flicks the switch back to “Off” and retreats inside the box.
i think one goal is to minimize space debris. when metal debris reenters earths atmosphere it evaporates and the metal vapor do bad things. wood is just burning to co2.
Yep. I'm well versed with static site generators but every one I've ever worked with has been heavily template based rather than being an actual layout engine that map onto HTML+CSS+SVG. i.e. They all require you to still write in HTML+CSS+SVG rather than being a generalised way of writing HTML+CSS+SVG without dealing with the warts of those languages.
Roaring bitmaps are really useful for doing phrase search in search engines.

Basically you can find cases where one term is immediately before another by left shifting the right terms roaring encoded positions in all documents and bitwise-anding the similarly roaring-encoded payload of the preceding term. All with a highly compressed representation of term positions.

With something like numpy you can do this in a handful of logical operations in python.

https://softwaredoug.com/blog/2024/01/21/search-array-phrase...
Hey! Author of the post here (I work at Dylibso). In case it was not clear, this is a pure-Java Wasm run-time. There is also an experimental Extism SDK built on top of it! https://github.com/extism/chicory-sdk

Why pure-Java? It's just a library! Pull it in and see if it works for you, you won't need to rely on any native dependency. With this version we are also shipping both an in-memory and an off-line translator from Wasm to Java bytecode.
You're joking right? a rpi5 isn't in the same league as Apple SoCs.
I think most "AI" slop content falls under this phenomena:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJG698U2Mvo

Several 8bit games had their own aesthetic charm, but were at least fun...

Cheers, =3
There is a stairs looking square in each level.
Some other very visual programming environments/languages that I have found. They are different from other visual programming where you connect nodes with lines. These can be categorised differently but I don't what that will be.

Piet https://www.dangermouse.net/esoteric/piet.html

Turnstyle https://jaspervdj.be/turnstyle/ https://github.com/jaspervdj/turnstyle

Markovjunior https://github.com/mxgmn/MarkovJunior

Cellpond https://cellpond.cool/ https://github.com/TodePond/CellPond https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvlsJ3FqNYU

Imagegram https://zaratustra.itch.io/imagegram

Color Code http://colorcode.bananabanana.me/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5M5hy9xsqKc Color Code 2 http://colorcode2.bananabanana.me/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTvvX4sjZWw Splaty Code http://splatycode.bananabanana.me/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gd_e85lAKOs (By Muril Polese https://github.com/murilopolese/ http://gallery.bananabanana.me/)

Alchemy Online https://maxbittker.github.io/alchemy-online/ https://github.com/MaxBittker/alchemy-online
It's a well established term, though. It's been used in academic works for a long time (since at least 1970), and it's basically another term for the notion of "transparency" as it relates to data compression.
Kamala had a very weak campaign: student loans, economy, inflation, rising income inequality, attempting to flank Trump from the right on immigration and pro-police, spent most of the time pandering to right wingers in ways that alienate and spit in the face of her voting base (Liz Cheney? seriously?), doubled-down on pro-genocide of Palestinian talking points directly to a pro-Palestine district.

And let's talk about Ukraine. There's 2 possible solutions to the war in the Ukraine. Full military aid of Ukraine (might start WW3) and full endorsement of Ukraine's peaceful surrender (peace in our time?). But there's also the least-good solution, which is to give Ukraine just enough support to draw out the war long enough to send all their able bodied population into a meat grinder? A sacrifice the Biden administration was happy to make, just to spite Russia. A clear message to the world what kind of friend the US is.

I think the establishment (which Trump is merely the right wing of) intentionally ran a weak candidate to continue the illusion of Democracy to the average person. The average person is probably going to wake up to this unless the US government can find more loopholes like facebook/twitter to put an end to freedom of speech.
Probiotics strains can improve recovery outcomes in traumatized animals
Because many of these systems aren't designed end to end to be properly secure.

The right way to do it usually fails the market due to backwards compatibility or developer pushback to adopt such features (see WinRT sandbox).

Mobile phones security has it easier, because there wasn't backwards compatibility to care about, and so far the stores gatekeeping means that developers that want to play there have to oblige anyway.
I like how the saddle in the background moves with the reconstructed head; it probably works better with uncluttered backgrounds.

This is interesting tech, and the considerations in the introduction are particularly noteworthy. I never considered the possibility of animating 2D avatars with no 3D pipeline at all.
Why? If I’m having sex with my wife she can just take birth control and if I’m single and sleeping around I have to use protection anyways.
For this link you gave

https://blueprintsfromhell.tumblr.com/

What is link to some more background on the 'blueprint' app. I couldn't find it.
Show HN: Java Markdown – living docs with Java code
I've been playing with the idea of living documents with Java code. I found the notebook paradigm slightly frustrating and thought the markdown paradigm could be interesting.

This is preliminary, but what do you think?
What If My Tribe Is Wrong?
Google Maps UX: The India Conundrum
What happened to Slack, if you don't mind me asking?
>"Passions aren't critical."

Why are passions not critical? Also what would we define as critical?
People have been kept alive with IV only diets. So in that case food would not be critical either.

Nobody really needs food (or food-culture) to be kept alive.
Food is just a substance we need to enjoy the rest of the important things ;)
Yes, but that was actual contention for resources resulting in the CD-R drive's buffer not being filled in time to keep the write operation going.

That's quite different from the operating system choosing to shoot the CD writing software in the head because you looked away from it for a moment.
I checked it out, very cool and a nice design! Looks like am amazing POTA/SOTA setup. I'm aiming for a bigger battery and solar panel so mine would be less manpack portable and more car-trunk portable.
That's how you end up with C++ and soon C#.
Not necessarily.

It would be much more convincing if they were able to do so *consistently*. In my experience, they do not.

Everything they produce requires verification --- unless the results don't really matter.
It is rambling but he's enthusiastic and he doesn't talk down to his supporters. When he's telling people that illegal immigrants are eating people's pets he speaks to his audience the way a friend would tell you that they caught the co-worker no one likes not flushing the toilet. There's shock, surprise, a bit of humor but not like he's a teacher lecturing.

Harris on the other hand. There wouldn't be a joke. She'd take some time to explain why flushing the toilet was something everyone should do. Then she'd finish up by letting you know that she too always flushes.
+1 CDK refactoring is annoying and ugly

in my experience you'd need to read the CDK source code to find the offending node and call `overrideLogicalId`

there is a library to do it in nicer way:
https://github.com/mbonig/cdk-logical-id-mapper

however it does not work in every case
Zero Dependency Gateless Donations Widget
A zero-dependency static donation widget for non-profit organizations that doesn't require a payment gateway. Built with vanilla JavaScript and Tailwind CSS.
The regenerative receiver, followed by the superheterodyne receiver? Edwin Howard Armstrong might be the man who fell to earth.
The massed-spaced learning effect in non-neural human cells
Yep, it is the most likely the compromise to retrofit this into macOS, without breaking everything in UNIX and NeXTSTEP land that has been ported into macOS.

On Windows land you have something similar, there is the WinRT sandbox, Win32 app sandbox, secure kernel, driver guard, and a miriad of other stuff, but there are also the cracks of backwards compatibility, specially if you want a single executable able to run across all those configurations.

Mobile OSes have it easier, because of no backwards compatibility and the restrictions that are able to impose as execution model.
Yes a regular check-up wouldn't be the silver bullet but it would help expose larger problems under the surface which could be prevented with prescribed exercise, diet, etc.

Ultimately it's down to the patient to put in the work but if the NHS focused more on creating community practices where these things could be more widely available then maybe we should see more meaningful change.
Non-paywalled PDF: https://eduardomazevedo.github.io/papers/azevedo-et-al-ab.pd...
Watching the demo it seems like it would be more effective to learn the skills you need rather than using this for a decade.

It takes 5+ seconds just to change one field to dark mode, I don't even want to imaigne a situation where I have two fields and I want to explain that I need to change this field and not that field.

I'm not sure who is the target audience for this, people who want to be programmers without learning programming ?
Get a good attorney with expertise in business law (in your field, ideally), and get a good accountant. Then involve them heavily as you proceed with your startup. Take their advice seriously. They are subject matter experts.

Those two things are not optional. Both of them will be more aware of all the thousands of gotchas than you are, and can help guide and protect you.
TL;DR it looks like the M4 Mac Mini redesign is _not_ soldered onto the logic board. So instead of paying 6x street prices of similar SSDs, you can just upgrade it yourself with an SSD of your choice!

This is absolutely huge news. I wonder if Apple will do something similar for the Studio, Pro, or -- dare I hope? -- even the Macbook Pros in the future? I can't imagine allowing this 'trapdoor' of money savings is a huge problem for profits since most businesses would never bother messing around with warranties for a spec upgrade. But this is absolutely MASSIVE for consumers. Just put in a little extra work and you can save hundreds or even thousands of dollars compared to Apple's upgrade pricing, for a good enough end result.

Not to mention the fact that this must also save _Apple itself_ an insane amount of money for repairs! Instead of throwing away the entire logic board, the CPU, the soldered-on RAM, and the soldered-on SSD whenever any of those components fail, you can just replace the malfunctioning part. Who'd have thunk (other than, y'know, every single computer company from 1980-2015)?

I would also of course love to see this upgradeability return to RAM. I'm curious if anyone more knowledgable than myself might know if the SoC/Apple Silicon Unified Memory system makes that more difficult, or if we've just accepted it because Apple Says So.

And while I'm on the subject of non-upgradeable RAM: does anyone know why no SBCs, from Raspberry Pi to Orange Pearl Jam Cake to Milk, allow for upgradeable RAM? Surely it's possible in the SBC form factor?
hah shout out to monoprice. used to go there to buy cheap CATA6 cables
Not necessarly, but designing for stone age computers isn't ideal either, even C, Fortran and COBOL have progressed during those 50 years.
As someone who bought a 2TB Mac mini - this is frustrating to see. Because it is in fact upgradeable, but only to Apple since this is a custom module.
Android Developer interview questions and answers
Trade War? Tariffs? How a Trump Election Would Change Tech
Posting the link here probably was too much for a video serving mastodon instance
It looks like none of the proposed approaches work well, and the problem seems to be much more complicated that it looks.

I think what might work properly is:

- A "fractal" dither pattern so that it can be zoomed out and in smoothly and is scale invariant

- Doing things in texel space so that both camera movement and object movement works properly

- Doing bilinear filtering (perhaps keeping all samples instead of storing the weighted average) or perhaps supersampled rendering of the dithered pattern, and then using some sort of error diffusion pass in screen space (with a compute shader)

But not actually sure if this works in practice.

If that's not enough, an alternative would be to do things in screen space "naively", then reverse map the screen space rendering to texel space (in a resolution-preserving way), and use the information in texel space on the next frame to create a screen space solution compatible to the one in texel space, map it to texel space, etc., effectively building up the fractal per-texel pattern incrementally at runtime. This might be the best solution but seems very expensive in terms of memory, computation and complexity.
vasectomy for under 100? even with insurance that seems kinda low.
That is very true. Testing something for the purpose of leaving a review is different from when you use it to actually solve a problem. Problems are less predictable and that is what really exposes the usefulness of a product. Not to mention that customer support matters as much as the product itself.
You are likely right, not all concealed carry permit holders practice, but cops practice even less, and generally are worse-trained to carry a firearm.

Instead of training in the legality of use of force, and to hit a target with a bullet, like most CCP holders get, cops get training that everyone is a potential enemy, and to spray and pray first, ask questions later. Considering they're essentially immune to going to prison when this goes poorly, the result is often bad.
One of the many apple taxes people seem to love overpaying for
I feel like you have to have an audience of sorts while you work, else it's like screaming into the void.
How does it compare to partially fine-tuning the model by freezing most of the network beside the last few layers?
I do find it amusing reading hundred year old stories where characters walk into a pharmacy to buy a pint of whiskey, a sandwich, and a vial of cocaine and it’s just an everyday normal thing.
We also end up with C23, Fortran 2023, COBOL 2023, Scheme R7RS,... even those oldies embrace modern ideas.
looks like a standard M2 ssd, no?
My Googling says 7.5g-10g is a lethal (acute) dose for an adult. The extra strength Tylenol pills come in 500mg, and they recommend two of those at a time. Not saying it's wrong that the gap between "effective" and "lethal" is small, but at the same time it's hard to accidentally take 15-20 pills at a time.
Unless I'm mistaken, this appears to be a custom storage module, not available for sale.

So Apple gets the best of both worlds. They can keep charging their high storage costs, but they themselves gets the flexibility of easily upgrading storage due to having this as a module.
It mentions using this as a computer interface but wouldnt prolonged use eventually open up the blood brain barrier?
YC Isn't for Indian Startups
Sky Gazing on Mars
Can you propose a better term for the concept then? Perceiving something as lossless is a real world metric that has a proper use case. "Perceptually lossless" does not try to imply that it is not lossy.
Vim Developer Bram Moolenaar Posthumously Receives the European SFS Award
People using Windows generally are not actively choosing between windows and macos, it’s assigned to them or they have software that only runs on windows.
Automation, Career Values, and Political Preferences
Looking at the price difference between m4 and m4 pro I think they're not that worried about users "upgrading" SSDs. Also, good luck finding SSDs that match the speeds you get with Apple provided ones .. at reasonable prices. If this were a laptop I would worry about power draw as well.
That's in of itself, sad. The lack of efficiency is mind-bottling [1]. There were states with large populations that had 90-100% of results in a matter of hours.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSfebOXSBOE
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Site is giving a Cloudflare error: "We can't connect to the server for this app or website at this time. There might be too much traffic or a configuration error."

Try https://archive.is/DU1Tt
The error handling is one of the worst parts of Go for me. Every call that can fail ends up being followed by 3 lines of error handling even if it's just propagating the error up. The actual logic get drowned out.
Soldered SSDs don’t make sense from a logistics point, having separate logic boards instead of a single standard with multiple drives sizes to fulfill customers needs makes so much more sense.
It has a different pinout in my experience. The exact spec changes between models, I think one or two models of macbook have a standard M2, some (most?) have what looks like an M2 but has extra pins when not actually soldered on.

My experience is only around trying to help a friend get the data off a fried board in a macbook, the desktops might be more standard.
Yup. Looks like a 2230.

Edit: not a 2230. Different pins.
Here's to hoping.

But if people were going to use logic like that, then why vote for him again at all? There was an entire 4 years of chaos that nobody remembers. Why should we think that by the mid terms people will suddenly become logical again.
Mine do. There is a political process via the legislature and executive, a public planning process that includes multiple technocratic agencies, and then often another political process when citizens who ignored all that realize what's about to happen. Where I live, people complain that there is too much planning and it takes too long (except when it's something they don't want!).
> - Browsers don't "talk" any other language but JS

I'm not looking for browsers to talk with any language. I'm looking for some DSL that directly maps to the 3 layout languages that browsers understand (i.e. HTML + CSS + SVG). Not anything turing complete at runtime but rather a sane way of describing a webpage layout with fancy styling, UI elements, transitions, and animations but without dealing with the pain that comes with actually writing in the native browser layout languages.

> You can't do "fancy web flourish" without manipulating DOM.

There is a lot of web flourish you can do without manipulating the DOM. It's not actually terribly unperformant to do but writing that code (mostly HTML + CSS, occasionally SVG) feels like peeling your eyelids with an unwashed lemon zester.

> ...

And for the rest of that, again I'm not looking for anything that actually executes in the browser. Just a sane, modern layout language that compiles down to static HTML and CSS with no JS or WASM (unless you explicitly ask for it).
I don't believe so.

I don't think the "U" notch and pins are the same.

But happy to be wrong :)
I didn't hear that it would lower prices and don't expect it to. I expect to pay a lot more for everything as we re-build our supply chains not to include countries that throw all their Muslims in concentration camps and steal IP. I expect business that aren't viable without slave labor to cease to exist for the benefit of humanity and that the cost will be very high.
We could switch to just referring to everything as "the thing" or "the idea".