skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There's quite a few, actually. They're all commercial units that are expected to make hundreds of pots a day and stay cleanable and serviceable. Bunn, for example, makes a bunch of machines for which everything in the 'wet' service is stainless. By default they use a black plastic grounds holder but you can pay extra for a stainless one.

They're substantially more expensive than consumer units.
I would guess most people who listen to music while they work have the volume way too far up for that amount of exposure. Anyone on an iPhone should go into Sounds -> Headphone Safety and reduce loud audio to 75 dB. You'll probably be shocked by how quiet that is.
It sounds like diet might have worked in this case.
I see a lot of parallels in Korean (and other eastern countries) and Indian social expectations.

While Korea has developed economically and has become a modern industrialized country all of it's social mores and expectations are rooted in it's feudal agricultural past.

I think that similar situation will happen in India as well in next 20 years.

Maybe Western modern industrialized, post-industrialized society needs a individualistic culture as well and does not harmonize well with society whose values are derived from the older feudal, gerontocratic agricultural society.
Alas, I currently don't do much: The majority of things are either in the ticketing system, slack messages, or appear as calendar events.

The most I do is have some filters to slap labels on things and "archive" items I don't want showing in the overall inbox.
I should've expected prisma! It's actually my main "orm" for my TS web projects, so thanks for that! Also grafbase seems interesting, I've had my fair share of issues with federated apollo servers so it'd be interesting to check out.

> If you come from the `Weak` side to a model, you need to upgrade it first (and unwrap), which makes passing references either hard or impossible depending on what you want to do.

You're literally describing my variable environment, eventually I just said fuggit and added a bunch of unsafe code to the core of it just to move past these issues.
Thank you for reading and sharing your thoughts.

Mark my words, I am focusing on our path and I will win this game.
I think one core thing that you have to do with ASTs in Rust is to absolutely not store strings of the like in your AST. Instead you want to use something like static string libraries (so you get cheap clones and interning) and for things like positions in text you want to use just indices. Absolutely avoid storing references if you can avoid it!

The more your stuff is held in things that are cheap/free to clone, the less you have to fight the borrow checker… since you can get away with clones!

And for actual interpretation there’s these libraries that can help a lot for memory management with arenas and the like. It’s super specialized stuff but helps to give you perf + usability. Projects like Ruffle use this heavily and it’s nice when you figure out the patterns

Having said that OCaml and Haskell are both languages that will do all of this “for free” with their built in reference counting and GC… I just like the idea of going very fast in Rust
I remember reading about some guy claims using past wspr database ?timing? anomalies to find mh370 flight path (i.e a plane crossing line of communication causes measurable disturbance) though people have debunked it
The client-side efficiency problem is JavaScript; perhaps the server-side efficiency problem is Python?
Corticosteroid nasal spray does not have the same effects as when it is administered in other ways and is safe even for long-time use as three different doctors in my country told me.
trams are pretty damn loud as well, but I guess people can be very distracted. to be fair though, getting hit by a tram in a car instead of on a bike probably wouldn't be any more fun.
I wanted to try and follow this blog, but write the app in Vala and I haven't figured out how to use gtk4 with meson yet. I personally want to build a nautilus extension, but that seems very far off considering the sorry state of their documentation.
at least part of it smells like bullshits
I've seen plenty of pedestrians just begging to get run over - no spatial awareness, just randomly dancing across the shared path or straying into the bike lane.

I'm paranoid though and just assume hostile intentions. I slow down to walking speed or even just stop until I'm certain they're clued in.
It varies wildly from game to game. It's very possible to use steam as simply a means to copy the game files onto your PC, or integrate with it so tightly it's 100% required to have an account in good standing (as well as one with the game publisher, or whatever), or anywhere in between (a lot of games make the integrations optional, which is the best solution IMO).
Searching for the biology behind bipolar disorders
Yes.

Commit ("it always worked, just refactored it to make it nicer, for fun"): https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/lin...

Article: https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-65-User-Mode-Stack-Expan...

Followup (it wasn't really only "for fun"): https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-StackRot
Remember that a compiler generates an executable file (can almost be thought of as an ASM transpiler), this file must contain everything the language needs to operate (oversimplification) so that includes the runtime as well as the compiled instructions from the user's code. This is compared to an interpreter which doesn't require you to pack all the implementation details into a binary, so instead you can use the host language's runtime.

All this to say: the output of a compiler is by necessity not tied to the language the compiler is written in, instead it is tied to the machine the executable should run on. A compiler "merely" translates instructions from a high level language to a machine executable one. So stuff like a GC must be coded, compiled and then "injected" into the binary so the user's code can interact with it. In an interpreted language this isn't necessary, since the host language is already running and contains these tools which would otherwise have to be injected into the binary.
That's the most cited fear in antinatal community
Completely agree. IMO, first thing should be done is to properly label, distinguish and group these terminologies about different types of immigration and foreigners. Then, have a solid policy especially on (initially) illegal immigration.
Hey HN, exciting update for content developers and DevOps folks! The Microtica Strapi Template is now upgraded to Strapi 5 (5.2.0), bringing enhanced customization, full monitoring, and automated scaling support.
It is immense amounts of marketing and being lazy to implement actual local storage with replication etc. It just makes everything easier and is marketed a lot.
Other than this, this is not how dating works.

Most people only ask "if you are open to having kids in future"

Followed by rough estimate of timeline which may or may not materialize with the same person.

A lot of people don't really know much about themselves, change their mind later, or give the compatible answers because they don't wanna lose the anticipated benefits of being with this person.
Are they game jamming whilst on strike? Outrageous! I just love it!
btw, this might be helpful as it goes deep on the problem, and why this is a problem that Google also recognizes is hurting a TON of indie publishers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_6FqA87Lfc
I've been told to get off the pavement by a pedestrian while on a shared path with an actual sign up right in front of us both - I pointed at it and laughed at him.
> Their preliminary review of studies suggested that it is probably, in fact, useless. This proceeding is now proposing to ban it on the grounds that it's ineffective

Is ineffectiveness really a good reason to ban a substance? Why not just ban labeling it as a medicine instead?
Google's "Secret" Meeting with 20 HCU Crushed Bloggers [video]
No protection against a gun to your head? That seems pretty obvious.
male, USian

Male, european, but admittedly grew up in a military family, I make my bed every day.
Nothing ai over the messaging in the games they've added in there.
Listen to Your Heart – Ear-Worn AI/ML Platform for Physiological Monitoring
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Nice game. I've built a somewhat similar one (https://github.com/agentcooper/kolya-vs-babushkas), but yours is more advanced and has better graphics!
sed: -e expression #1, char 5: unterminated `s' command

It's like this:

sed 's/find/replace/'
Incredibly good breakdown of the problem... it is too bad as many publishers have already gone bankrupt, shut down, or switched to other platforms.

Summaries here from people who went:

https://mike-hardaker.com/f/i-drank-the-kool-aid-at-the-2024...

https://www.seroundtable.com/google-search-ranking-update-co...

https://searchengineland.com/googles-next-update-coming-soon...

https://x.com/charlestoncraft/status/1851467133412393319

https://twitter.com/natejhake/status/1851776985724522789

https://www.giantfreakinrobot.com/tech/google-creators-event...

https://techraptor.net/blog/google-web-creator-conversation-...

https://goingawesomeplaces.com/google-web-creator-conversati...
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Oh no. They bringing the Trump lens to Musk.
Will they ever learn?
Fun fact, there (was?) is a isomer of methamphetamine that is actually over the counter, levomethamphetamine was often found in Vicks brand inhalers, though they appear to be discontinued, being replaced with a ‘non-medicated’ version. There are apparently generic inhalers that still do contain it though.

https://www.science.org/content/blog-post/other-methamphetam...
I think they're asking how the code in the Go runtime (not the compiler, that being an interesting but also maybe non-obvious distinction!) that implements the garbage collector, a core feature of the language, avoids needing the garbage collector to already exist to be able to run, being written in the language that it's a core feature of. I suspect the answer is just something like "by very carefully not using language features that might tempt the compiler to emit something that requires an allocation". I think it's a fair question as it's not really obvious that that's possible--do you just avoid calling make() and new() and forming pointers to local variables that might escape? Do you need to run on a magical goroutine that won't try to grow its stack with gc-allocated segments? Can you still use slices (probably yes, just not append() or the literal syntax), closures (probably only trivial ones without local captures?), maps (probably no)...?

I think the relevant code is https://github.com/golang/go/blob/master/src/runtime/mgc.go and adjacent files. I see some annotations like //go:systemstack, //go:nosplit, //go:nowritebarrier that are probably relevant but I wouldn't know if there's any other specific requirements for that code.
I am going to work by bike, and in the beginning, I could still get to zone 2. Now this is really hard to achieve. It becomes really hard to push yourself enough.
> I wonder how we can break the cycle.

Make management consulting illegal.

All developers know all the wisdom. Everyone who had a manager knows the problems in any process.

The only ones who seem to not know or see or understand the problems are various layers of management. This is weird because ostensibly that is their one job.

I can understand how a junior manager who only worked one year in the industry can get fooled into believing in the rigid processes with pointless artifacts.

But if you worked building software for five or even two or three years, I cannot possibly imagine how one goes about their day managing a software project in this fantasy land.

By “manager” I mean all the chickens that decide how the pigs work, and all the chicken in pigs clothing. I do not mean all kinds of management.
The thing though, is that they're not anti-US measures.

This kind of thing is also necessary if we are to have a chance to compete with China. With Chinese companies I can just go on a company website and buy things like synthetic sapphire, hydrothermal quartz in large sizes, silicon carbide wafers, etc. with the price right there.

Call a European, American or Japanese firm, and they'll say no and won't even give you the price. Similarly, if you look at a running shoe, what can you buy a similar shoe for from these Chinese manufacturers? 1/10th the price, probably?

This means that prices in the west have become disconnected the physical reality because of agreements between manufacturers, middle men etc. If prices are this wrong it's going to make economic calculation in the west impossible, in the same way that Hayek imagined it made economic calculation impossible in market-less systems.

For market systems to have any use it's therefore not enough for you to have secure capital ownership or something like that-- you must have actual free markets, with it being easy for new competitors to enter so that the physical simplicity of certain things becomes apparent, because if you don't the prices can be such that a thing that should cost $10 costs $100, or $1000, and then it starts distorting things at the next level, people put off buying a shoe which should cost half what their lunch costs or for a company to try to use as little of some input as possible, not realising that that input is actually cheap and easy to make.
Sure, it's the speed of adding a new incremental simple feature to the existing code base.
Many medicines pose some risk to some people who would abuse it for too long. Xylometazoline just is crazy effective (instantly eliminates congestion and running nose completely in most cases) and completely harmless in what looks like 99% cases of usage - nearly-everyone here in the EU uses it happily and has no problems. I would really dread a cold without it and never travel without having it with me. Just try to not over-use habitually. The sense of measure is always a key to healthy and happy living.
Languages, language tools, language communities and language reputations are kinda inseparable.

You can write Java without using incredibly huge class, function, and variable names. You don't have to apply complex design patterns everywhere, or use a complicated framework you barely understand. You don't have to write code that produces 50-line stack traces. I don't have to import a dozen dependencies each with a dozen dependencies of their own, creating an endless security update treadmill. You don't have to write code that needs a gigabyte of RAM for the smallest microservice. Problems like long garbage collection pauses can be solved.

But if I take a job writing Java software? Probably I'm going to be handed a codebase written the way most Java developers write Java code. And I'd better make peace with that, or find a different job.
Yes, it's a strange argument in my opinion. He also argues that almost all open source projects live on Github, but those don't pay money for dev products either.
On the "old white dudes" claim, I noticed something funny during my technician exam: most (all white men) had glasses, plaid shirts, and worked in engineering or tech fields. Crew cuts. It was like a Twilight Zone episode of meeting people exactly like me at different ages.
We can think of the Compiler as a function from a string to a string - high level (HLC), to low level code(LLC). LLC can include the garbage collection code(if it is run as a standalone executable instead of garbage collection being done by a separated runtime).

The compiler executable itself is running in a compilation process P which uses memory and has its own garbage collection. (The compiler executable was itself generated by a compilation, using a compiler written in Go itself(self-hosting) or initially, in another language).

But the compilation process P is unrelated to the process Q in which the generated code, LLC, will run when first executed. The OS which runs LLC doesn't even know about the compiler - LLC is just another binary file. The garbage collection in P doesn't affect garbage collection in Q.

Indeed, it should be easy for the compiler to generate an assembly program which constantly keeps allocating more memory until the system runs out, while compiling say a loop which allocates a struct within a loop running a billion times. Unless, of course, you explicitly also generate a garbage collector as part of the low level code.

Your question does become very interesting in the realm of security, there is a famous paper called "Trusting Trust" where a compiled compiler can still have backdoors even if the compiled code is trustworthy and the compiler code is trustworthy but the code which compiled the compiler had backdoors.
Quassel IRC is another solution for this - it also works extremely well with the only downside being that it isn't tunneled over HTTP/S by default. Oh and it is self-hosted.

I can recommend it for a Windows/Linux/Android hybrid environment from personal experience
Sure, I don't disagree but that's not the policy of the US under many, many presidents.
It looks like you need server support for that as well (makes sense), to bad Prosody doesn't have it in a released version but you have to build it manually.
> Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.

- Arthur C. Clarke
"Amtmännin": the nickname of their mother.

"Adelung": alludes to a predecessor dictionary editor.[1] The old high german word "adalunc" in its etymology was made up.

I became aware of these lemmata through this article: https://www.welt.de/kultur/article4127427/Es-war-einmal-das-...

[1] Johann Christoph Adelung (1732-1806): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johann_Christoph_Adelung
Pseudoephedrine, banned? That's news to me, I bought some OTC a couple of weeks ago.
>>incumbents all around the world have performed terribly post COVID
Except India. Yes, ruling party did lose majority on it's own but they still formed the third successive government despite terrible handling of the COVID.
> What we call "socialist" economic policy (like the nationalized services in many European nations today) is an entirely separate and mostly unrelated issue (to me at least).

Look, I mean this in the nicest possible way, but that's a pretty weird definition of socialism which seems likely to perpetuate confusion and disagreement with people who don't share your definition.

If you want to keep using the word like that, I'd suggest defining it the first time you use it.
Wasting people's money is damage.
If you read the article title it is not a ban on the drug.

> Ending Use of Oral Phenylephrine as OTC Monograph Nasal Decongestant Active Ingredient

It is a ban on marketing/listing this as an active ingredient on those products. If you read further into the article this is only for oral use and they're requesting comments for nasal use, which would be unaffected by this.
> With no recovery days, there will be no gains.

That is true of any exercise regime with much intensity. For muscular activity: pushing towards anything like your limits technically causes lots of minor damage, which the body repairs back better. If you don't give yourself sufficient recovery time within your weekly routine you miss out on a lot of that benefit because the body's repair/improve systems don't have time to properly do their thing. This is one of the reasons¹ why overtraining injuries are a thing. In terms of cardio this still applies, the heart is a set of muscles. Mentally I think there is a similar effect, but pinning down a cause for this is much more hand-wavy and subjective compared to the far better understood² mechanisms of how the body repairs, regulates, and improves, physical structures.

Some people seem to manage with minimal recovery time, but they are either lucky³, kidding themselves, or storing up issues ready for a big nasty surprise later.

----

[1] Other similar reasons include damage & fatigue in parts of the body other than muscles, and sometimes just being tired to the point of getting form wrong and hurting yourself through that.

[2] though still not entirely understood

[3] I'm counting being young as being lucky here. I'm trying to get back into running and other regular exercise (after a period of illness, looking after family with medical issues, and general burn-out) and the biggest thing getting in the way of improving from here is that I'm now in my mid/late 40s rather than early 30s like last time I was at this level of conditioning!
That's one way to describe our strategy, yeah. We used submodules technically to basically vendor our dependencies. Our "upstream" was other people in the same org with whom we had a good working relationship, so our patches generally got merged within a day or two.
That works for digital money and cash too, there have been many cases where people get forced at gun point to take out money from ATMs.

Cryptocurrencies have the unique protection that _nobody_ who does not have the keys can access the funds. No system by itself can protects against violence resulting in coerced access.
This is the power of numerical methods.
for self-hosted, look at https://thelounge.chat/
Parent is close to what I argued here:

https://zwischenzugs.com/2017/10/15/my-20-year-experience-of...
But what is Cloudflare's KV? That seems to be stateful?
how many people still use irc? sad, but i would have thought discord would have pretty much killed it off.
Following up "Mother of all Htmx demos"
He also sells training so there is reason to doubt anything he says about the topic.
For my personal email, I don't organize anything. It all goes into the primary inbox and I just snooze messages over and over until I feel like dealing with it, eventually. After 2 or 3 snoozes I'll usually either finish it or archive and forget about it. The really important things get starred... and then snoozed anyway.

Once every few weeks, I'll mass archive everything left over in the inbox (that's not starred or snoozed). Meaning they just disappear into the cloud and never get dealt with. I figure if it's important enough they'll email me again anyway...

This means that by the end of an average day, I have between 0 and 5 massages left in the inbox. It keeps the daily responsibilities manageable.

Has worked well for the last decade or so. Good enough for me.
Yep! OTC medicines here are really limited. Although you can always get something stronger from the pharmacist.

I remember being ill in Switzerland and getting something for a nasty cold. I have no idea what it was other than magic in pill form.
That is for web-IRC. Its getting to the same result slightly different than via native apps. Has advantages tho.
There’s a finite amount of magic and if AI borrows it here then it must be repaid there.
There’s also https://soju.im/ (which IRC Today is a hosted version of)

Edit: and the web chat part is https://codeberg.org/emersion/gamja from the same author
That is actually what is happening, per the article. It's being banned as being labelled an "active ingredient" in OTC decongestant pills.
W11 is supposed to have a built-in capability to sync with Android now, using Link To Windows (LTW).

But very few Android phones have LTW built-in yet.

I think the mainstream way from Microsoft is to install or upgrade LTW on your Android phone if you haven't done it already:

>https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.microsoft....

And this is some of what you're supposed to be able to do with it:

>https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/seamlessly-transfe...

Good luck !