skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Stak aims to add a scripting environment in Rust with minimal overhead (e.g. additional bin size) but a slight sacrifice of speed. For example, its VM is written in ~1500 lines in Rust including some tests (https://github.com/raviqqe/stak/tree/f799140377162f1c2f94cc4....) The philosophy is similar to SectorLisp (https://github.com/jart/sectorlisp) but for R7RS :)
This looks nice! I would love to have an ebook version to read on my ereader. I wonder how much effort it would take to use the markdown files in the GH repo and convert those.

[0] https://github.com/nuta/operating-system-in-1000-lines
I Added Community Notes to the Zuckerberg Statement
Too expensive? I see illegal dance parties in the countryside more than ever. And people drive far for them and sleep it off in the sun the next day (or so). Big bags of drugs (if you buy in bulk, drugs are those things that come with very large discounts) and wholesale energydrinks etc. So those are cheap, but I can see legal places would have issues maybe? High entry fees, super expensive drinks etc.
You can be a model on OnlyFans starting at 18 years.
>No connection is too low or too high.

This is so true, one of my biggest corporate deals came from a guy I worked with a decade before, he was junior at the time.
Ancient Romans Breathed in Enough Lead to Lower Their IQs
The article doesn't even touch "people enter their email incorrectly when registering an account".

I've received magic links to my Gmail account that belong to other people, for accounts that have ordered flight tickets, or clothing, or digital services.

Those people, I guess they now have no way to access their online account, as they cannot password reset (if that was the fallback), or change their email (usually requiring confirmation), or receive their magic link.

There's nothing I can do here, except to delete the email, I don't have any indication as to what the correct email should be, and the person's name is the same as my legal name and there are a lot of people with that name in the World.

Few services verify an email during sign-up, because I'm sure data shows that added friction during sign-up results in fewer people signing up.
This reminds me of the old prank where you replace the desktop of someones's PC with a screenshot so they think the computer is broken. Seems like this also works nicely on the web :)
Firefox on android is a million times faster than chrome because it has an ad blocker.
Well it has a lot to do also with the way you say things, how you interpret the words. Maybe the politician did give some kind of speech, but maybe it wasn't an official speech. There's always more to the story, and multiple ways of interpreting things.

Of course some facts are less flexible than others. Like most people wouldn't argue whether a football is round. Although it matters if you're talking about an American football or a soccer football. So context also matters, and that can be confusing sometimes.

So the facts that the fact checkers were called in to tackle, were so flexible that it turns out it's not doable in a secure way.

And newspapers also don't always have the correct facts. Often things in the newspapers are wrong. And no they are not always being sued for that.

Again, you can fact-check for yourself, that is totally fine, and I would even encourage it. Then you make up your own mind and you are more independent and less shapable by others.
For that person, the security of having help might be as useful even medically as the parts that other medics did later.
The post I replied to was accusing Musk of posting "misinfo". I responded by asking for evidence of Musk saying things that are provably untrue, because that is the standard of evidence that would be required to support such an accusation. This is not a criminal proceeding.
wow this is really cool
Yeah, I'm in the UK and there are still regular late night dance / EDM nights in my city.

I was at one a couple of weekends ago, 11pm - 4am.

A good mix of ages too, people clearly in their 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s. Everyone having a great time, I would guess at least 70% of the people were on something too, (MDMA, Ecstasy etc).
Hopefully the interviewer did not cut you out because of the project, because there's many valid reasons why someone would use Lua:
- "no need to use C++ for non-performance critical sections of job."
- "The nature of the game does not require high levels of optimizations to implement the game"
- "This is just the MVP, lua lets me iterate more quickly" (totally lying, you're totally going to ship the game as is)

i.e. "why many word when few do job"
It's a bit silly to set a fixed rate.

Here in Singapore, the congestion charging pioneer, we adjust the fee dynamically to keep traffic flowing.
Those standards are plumbing to connect things to the CPU. The last major innovations that Intel had in the CPU itself were implementing CISC in RISC with programmable microcode in the Pentium and SMT in the Pentium 4. Everything else has been fairly incremental and they were reliant on their process node advantage to stay on top. There was Itanium too, but that effort was a disaster. It likely caused Intel to stop innovating and just rely on its now defunct process node advantage.

Intel’s strategy after it adopted EM64T (Intel’s NIH syndrome name for amd64) from AMD could be summarized as “increase realizable parallelism through more transistors and add more CISC instructions to do key work loads faster”. AVX512 was that strategy’s zenith and it was a disaster for them since they had to cut clock speeds when AVX-512 operations ran while AMD was able to implement them without any apparent loss in clock speed.

You might consider the more recent introduction of E cores to be an innovation, but that was a copy of ARM’s big.little concept. The motivation was not so much to save power as it was for ARM but to try to get more parallelism out of fewer transistors since their process advantage was gone and the AVX-512 fiasco had showed that they needed a new strategy to stay competitive. Unfortunately for Intel, it was not enough to keep them competitive.

Interestingly, leaks from Intel indicate that Intel had a new innovation in development called Royal Core, but Pat Gelsinger cancelled it last year before he “resigned”. The cancellation reportedly lead to Intel’s Oregon design team resigning.
I've been mildly annoyed that every component-based front-end library's Hello World is a counter, with a button to increment the count. But it seems like no personal knowledge management systems have a way to actually embed an arbitrary component like that, with its state. It would be actually useful for games and counting reps in various contexts.

Maybe this will actually enable that?
It's working "perfectly" for the benefit of around a million heartless, horrible people based on the exploitation of a few million others.

> New York Times investigative journalist Hannah Dreier has interviewed more than 100 migrant children working in violation of child labor laws across 20 states.

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> "I talked to a 12-year-old girl in Alabama who was working overnight stamping auto parts. I talked to a 12-year-old in Florida who came to this country and the next day was put to work roofing houses," Dreier says.

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> Dreier met one 13-year-old boy in Michigan who worked 12-hour shifts at an egg farm, six days a week. "He told me that really he wanted to go to school, but he hadn't understood how expensive things were in this country," she says.

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> Dreier estimates that some 250,000 children have crossed into the U.S. without their parents in the last two years, and that the majority of them wind up working full-time jobs.

https://www.npr.org/2023/05/04/1173697113/immigrant-child-la...
Apparently there was something called idlerpg on irc around 2000:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40155471
Not only do they exist, but they have some fantastic foot guns! https://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashPitfalls#A.5B.5B_-v_hash.5B....
The solution is to be a culture of primary sources and to make it easier to link to primary sources.
A tool for effortless Firebase setup
Fun, but now he has to deal with the lawyers at Oracle
No. Reddit has zero manipulation resistance. Votes aren't working, and its users are too prone to manipulations too. Tangentially and thankfully, current Internet manipulation frameworks appear to have been built for Reddit and its users; it sticks out elsewhere, and those malicious users at individual levels are easy to bump over edge for anyone with experience in other Internet communities.

Twitter is o-kay. They seem to have largely gave up investments on African-Indian spammer program and it's on its way out. Gratification mechanisms outside of the feedback loop such as paid boosts and reward cash are clearly detrimental to creator performance, so they were destined to be filtered out. Pushing blue check contents is like pushing AI clips in style of Tarkovsky to TikTok junkies, it never works.

I think Twitter users by this point as a collective consciousness must have learned that weaponizing Bluesky/Mastodon transition to trivialize corporate influence is a viable short term strategy, considering how slow and tame changes on the platform has lately been. Twitter had always had such mutually toxic and manipulative relationship between the company and its users.
"Cui's" social engineering skills are more valuable than anything they might do on Upwork.
How to Fix the 'React Native App Crashes on Launch' Error?
I’m working on a React Native project, and I’ve encountered an error where the app crashes immediately upon launch. It doesn’t seem to give any clear error messages, and I’m unsure of what’s causing this issue.

I’ve tried a few common troubleshooting steps, like clearing the cache and rebuilding the app, but the problem persists. I’d appreciate it if anyone could provide some insight into how to resolve this issue or point me in the right direction for debugging.

Has anyone faced a similar problem with their React Native app? Any advice or solutions would be greatly appreciated!

Looking forward to your suggestions!
Stayed not strayed.
You mean systemd/Linux?

I'd argue its far more important to the Linux userland than GNU is.
Try to run around in a game, ends up typing an incomprehensible dissertation
I am not sure I necessarily agree with that. It matters what means of extending the language itself the language provides and thereby enables the users of the language to add to it, in form of libraries, that don't have to be part of the standard distribution of the language, but can still be reached for by anyone who wants to select them.

Languages with good macro systems have the upper hand in that regard.
This sort of dismissiveness is not helpful to your cause.
Many technical people find platforms far more interesting than trying to convert an excel sheet to a user viable product. We mixed up platform with product again after a few years as platform not only got the best people but also started to slow down the product team by taking decisions they saw as better (objectively they were) which the product team didn't agree andor didn't have experience with.
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There's a pretty big difference in what UX "feels nice" to East Asian audiences vs Western audiences. This video provides some insight into why this might be:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSMFnJnY7EA
Served algorithmically: https://mollyrosefoundation.org/november-2023-new-research-e...
Wait, this is the same Jon Paul as https://www.instagram.com/jonpaulsballs ... who does amazing things with geometry and hand-sewn spheres.
> I got laid off recently so this is fresh in my mind, but I got a job through my network instead which did not involve a resume or interviews. That's really how it should be.

Not sure about the 'should', but I think it is. Over the years I had the pleasure to work with quite a few good people, but there were also some buffoons (not counting those in marketing). I can only imagine, that the resume of the latter will look more appealing.
Can you share the negative consequences of not allowing, and not promoting, graphic images of self harm and suicide on a social media network please?
> A monad is a monoid over a set of curried functions

I think this statement will have two kinds of readers. People who are not familiar with monads, for whom it'll fly right over their heads, and people who are familiar with monads, who will be annoyed at its inaccuracy.
The way to win is with a more appealing set of policy proposals.

More centralized government control, "Karen" style moralizing, DEI, gun banning, global warming, more bureaucratic (and ineffective) regulation, abortions everywhere and the entire "woke" platform apparently isn't it.

I'd suggest defocusing on those and instead return to being the party of the "working man" and a stable economy.

"Wealthy corporations want to force you to work 80 hours a week to enjoy unfair profits or they will replace you with immigrant labor" should be the vibe while never once speaking about things like systemic racism or climate change. Also "the rent is too damn high!". Definitely don't have the party fronted by people who appear airheaded or unintelligent.

You have to speak to the concerns of the voter which I think are individual freedom and economic prosperity.

Once in power you can do whatever you like of course, as is traditional in politics and Trump won't be any exception.
I guess you're saying he's unlike Bolsonaro, Orban, Vucic, Kickl, Trump, Weidel, Le Pen, Duterte and Farage? He's larger-than-life and bombastic. He's overthrown the political order and engineered a downward spiral faster than Maduro's. Putin couldn't ask for more. Argentina has always had problems, but economic suicide is not a disease cure.

Having voiced support for Ukraine doesn't mean much. Even Trump has once or twice.
"I feared I’d just lost my optimal soulmate and was now doomed to a suboptimal life, one that wouldn’t be as meaningful as it could be, one that fell short of its potential" definitely resonates.
I've never heard of GPC files, so no ;)

What kind of format is it?

Edit: did you mean GPX files? Yes! And FIT files.
So does this really work for practically any docker compose file you may find in self hostable projects?
React churned itself.
Yeah, that should be possible and is something I considered when I was playing around with comp time. But, having a language-provided or even recommended way makes things much easier. Also, I wouldn't call it trivial. I think you need to deal with recursively comparing types and also need to handle Self and other quirks.

It kind of reminds me of the other side of static/dynamic polymorphism in that much of the language lives only on undocumented conventions.

At some point, the folks writing Zig decided that they really needed some runtime polymorphism for their stdlib implementation. Of course, this would be implemented in the language (using dyn traits in rust, or OOP in C++) in every other langauge. Ok, but this is Zig, so maybe it's implemented as a std.meta helper in the stdlib? Of course not. Instead you have to figure out what the stdlib does, which is of course to implement it manually for every type that needs it. Making it worse is that at some point the way to do this has changed and so at least at the time there were actually two different ways to do dynamic dispatch in the stdlib and other people's code/tutorials/whatever.

What a mess of a language. So many good ideas hindered by baffling decisions. Writing Zig is like grinding teeth.
> Wouldn’t that mean that games would need to be constantly updated every few years to continue working?

Well, Flatpak fixes the "continue working" part, but only by letting applications fix to a runtime version, that means they won't get updated graphics userspace drivers, which could spell trouble for newer GPUs.

DirectX/Win32 is far better for Linux gaming.
Expr Lang: Go centric expression language for dynamic configurations
If data only travels into local neighbors this is really a multi state cellular automata though
Using TDD and DDD Rich Model in Fronted Applications
I wrote an article and created a sample repository showing how we can apply TDD & a rich non-anemic domain model as described in DDD in a frontend project.

The study case uses React and Signals, but is mainly about the principles and not the technologies involved.
I wonder what going back to the 90's will bring up.
Disputed by the disingenuous. Notice who they always exclude from the restrictions from those "dangerous drugs"? Cis children. Magically that 0.01% of the population faces absolutely zero issues.
Fixed venue clubs are definitely dying in the UK. Maybe being replaced by more subversive raves at temporary locations due to lower overheads.

(Neither really my scene).
When you say keyboard are you talking about a piano-type keyboard or a computer keyboard?
If you consider the real-time text-only chat, maybe.

As soon as you start thinking about the side features. they are not comparable.
He's on the "winning" side. Even Apple (Tim Cook) along with all the other major CEO's are groveling understandably since the upcoming administration could severely damage any of their businesses once in power.
> So I took a transcript of his statement and added community notes, where i saw fit.

I am not on any of these apps, so maybe I'm missing something obvious, but were these notes added where everyone can see? Or did you copy/paste a transcript somewhere else and add notes? A blog post with images of the notes instead of a link to directly view them in context makes it unclear if this is just a small private critique or something actually visible to the public.
JSON is great in it's own regards but the features are not comparable.
I was recently browsing FB for the first time in months, and didn't see a peep from fact checkers, despite all the garbage-tier content FB is forcing into my feed including things like "see how this inventors new car makes fossil fuels and batteries obsolete". I spent most of my time on the site clicking "hide all from X", where X is some suggested page I never expressed interest in. The "shorts" on the site are always clickbaity boob-featuring things that I have no interest in either. The site is disgusting and distracting from any practical use, i.e. keeping in touch with friends, which is what I used to use it for.
Can anyone suggest a reliable way to procure a GPU at launch (in the EU)?

I always end up late to the party and the prices end up being massively inflated - even now I cant seem to buy a 4090 for anywhere close to the RRP.
Yeah, long term.

But I understood parent as doing immediate measurements and expecting blood sugar increase despite insulin produced with no carb intake.
Yes, it's this paper but there's no English translation. Girard mostly (only?) write in French now. I believe LLM like ChatGPT or Claude do a great job nowadays?
> but this feels like the kind of decision that should have been in the works for multiple quarters now

My take is that while it must have been a potential plan for some time and switching to this plan can't have just been an “overnight” decision since the election, the timing suggests that either they were waiting for the outcome of the election and using that result in the decision-making process, or that the election result pulled the decision¹ forward.

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[1] Or the implementation, if the decision had already been made. They may have already moving towards this happening, purely as a business decision based on internal effectiveness studies, no matter who was in power, but given the election result there are some political benefits to rolling the plan out now instead of in Q2 or Q3.
I'm not talking about that here - and that always fell under protecting voice - if mistakes were made they should have been reversed on appeal. e.g. imagery of healed scars in the context of recovery, discussions of struggles with mental health, suicidal ideation etc.

I'm talking about graphic images of self harm, suicide, eating disorders. And at some point you have to weigh the maximalist interpretation of free speech "you have to host whatever I want, as long as it's not illegal" with "promoting this stuff causes active harm, no".
Less time spent building a stack temple to venerate oneself.
And Facebook don't allow pornography either. What point are you trying to make here?
It's more likely this is just old man ramblings at a press conference and/or as a distraction from the real actions they will blitz through in the first days, i.e. the Bannon playbook from 2016

With all the the worry about the bad things Trump 2.0 will bring, we forgot how much insanely stupid stuff he says just so people will talk about him and he can see himself on TV. The dude is a reality tv star first and foremost
I've had this problem as a user, accidentally previewing a link in iOS by tapping for too long.
Previously, McAffee (John McAfee) and Norton (Peter Norton).
They use a mixture of web rendering stack and native rendering stack. See my other comment.

There are also more architectural diagrams thst illustrate the layers in the links I posted in my original comment.
Why is this regex so slow? Am I missing something obvious?
I’ve been trying to optimize a script that processes a huge text file, but my regex seems to be the bottleneck. Here’s the snippet:

python
Copy code
import re

pattern = re.compile(r"(?:https?|ftp)://[^\s/$.?#].[^\s]*")
with open("large_file.txt", "r") as f:
matches = [pattern.search(line) for line in f]
It works, but it’s painfully slow on large datasets. I tried using find all instead of search, but it didn’t help much.
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Salem witch trials, degenerate art, red scare blacklists.

Many eras and errors.

Cyclical. Maybe the next gen will celebrate its version of dumb phones and acid.
Finally.
I’ve seen people praising Musk and also using the fact that besides all his ventures he manages to be a top player in Diablo. What a super human.
Everyone in their right mind knows this is not possible and now ppl can see it.
Sure, but like I said the federal government can’t deploy them, only the provinces. And the premier of Ontario is a drug addict nimby conservative that hates trudeau, so he refused to do anything about it.
Bro made an account 15 days ago and is already sick and tired. Talk about a speedrun!
Soccer players would benefit from wearing helmets though, but they don’t.
Good. I want to know who think on these lines. Helps me to pick better company.
What am I dismissing?
Since the text mention difference between educated, less educated and uneducated people (though not illiterate, in that time?!), it would be fair to mention that maybe not everyone in the Latinophonie would pronounce words the same way.

Nice to see a old-fashioned webpage by the way.
There was some article from early instagram times about this the other week - that an innovation there was that they started the upload as soon as the picture was taken, so after the user filled out the caption part and hit “submit”, the “upload” was instantaneous