skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Here's another one - "Trump colluded with Putin to hack the election in 2016".

I have never seen an accepted fact checking site answer this, which is very strange since it is such an enormous and grave conspiracy theory if it were true. The Mueller report is extensive and quite conclusive in stating that no such evidence of collusion (conspiracy) was not found. Yet fact checkers are happy to check peripheral and far less consequential claims around the case for some reason (e.g., https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/mueller-report-no-obstruct...), but are strangely hesitant to address the elephant in the room.

Or for another example, there were many false or poorly substantiated claims made about covid and vaccines during the pandemic. I saw "reputable" fact checkers address a certain set of those claims about the virus and drugs, but were strangely silent when it came to a different set of claims.

So fact checkers don't even need to provide false content at all, they can be very political and biased simply by carefully choosing exactly what "facts" or claims that they address.
Not if you're going to a rave-style event. That would be creepy and unwanted. At least back in my day (mid-90s).
A spelling error: "unnessisary" → "unnecessary".
It's not obvious to me that this is worth much over

(x > 9) + (x > 99) + (x > 999) + (x > 9999)

(x > CONST) does tend to need a pair of instructions to get the status flag into a register, but those can also fuse with the adds. Critical path latency is cmp-setae-sbb-add, or also four cycles.
It would be a stretch if it was opt-out, but as it is, every installation of Kitty phones home by default. That is the exact equivalent of telemetry.

His "style" compounds on that by making him seem untrustworthy.
Seems too narrow to be a website.

Maybe a site where you get overviews like this... to a prompt.

"Make me a dashboard on the current Moon race. And one on Taiwan invsaion. And one on AGI timelines."

"Yes, send me an email if there's a major shift in any of them"
Do you ever find yourself taking an existing function and adding another parameter to it? The benefit is that you don’t break existing code. The problem is that the function is now more complicated and likely now does more than one thing because the extra parameter is effectively a mode switch.
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The only thing that removing anonymity would do is make it easier to harass people with dissenting opinions. Professional bad actors can switch to posting under "real people" names, just as spammers now post from home IP proxies.
>I don't think we have to take a nearly century-old work of fiction's viewpoints seriously unless we want to.

I want to. And the book's age has nothing to do with whether it's points are valid or not.

Literature doesn't have an expiration date. And some ideas about what it means to be human aren't meant to be transient - though their adoption might be.
Still, I think Rust was designed for the style and scale of application that a Web Browser is. Foundational, but not kernel level, highly complex, with a wide feature set, performance is important (but not the most important) and high reliability/maintainability and quality is expected.

Building these kinds of apps was commonplace in the 90s/early 2000s: photo editing apps, word processors, IDEs, 3D modeling software etc. Maybe RDBMS count as well.

In practice Rust is mostly used by web people to gain clout - rewriting microservices, which are usually <10k, but very rarely above 100k LOC, and were originally written in a very slow language, such as Python or Ruby.

Had these projects started out in an uncool, but performant language, like Java, there'd have been very little reasonable justification for these Rust rewrites.
I really liked Huel from a taste and satiety perspective and have tried it a few times over the years. The problem? Unless it's only an occasional fallback, I tended to find it kinda... came out in a similar style to how it looked going in.. It lacks what my mother would have called "bulk." If not for that problem, I'd totally live on it.
Even when done "correctly", this breaks so, so much stuff on a typical developer on Windows set up. Ask me how I know.
I used that word with a young lady who said she was going to a rave and she couldn't stop laughing. It was like I'd suggested a tea-dance.
Interesting. I also had the idea of a web-based programable painting program, where new brushes could be shared.
Dear foreign leaders: I suspect a better response is to roundly mock him for it... Unless there's some other intended effect on local (i.e. non-American) audiences behind the approach.

Giving his crazy talk this kind of sober-statesman response just energizes him and his voter-base because they are motivated to confuse "pissed at an idiot" with "scared of a strong man's challenge."
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> The weirdest part is he came to us very highly recommended from another doc!

Some people are fantastic on the happy path but horrible on the sad path.
> better products downstream

except for the standalone app which is half as usable as OpenAI's
This was a relatively quick project, taking a few weeknights.
Tools:
- Claude
- Cursor (IDE)
- Cursorful (for screen recording)
- Chrome browser, obviously

Chrome extensions are simpler than I thought to package but require more scrutiny than I thought. Google stopped allowing paid extensions in 2020 and brandishes an "untrusted" message upon install for newer developers' extensions.

They also go through a thorough security review by Google's team, so allocate a few days to your release cycle if you're thinking of doing an extension.

All in all though I'd recommend, also to brush up on your JS skills.
Adding UTF-8 support to the Kilo editor using AI and human hints [video]
Germans turn to balcony solar panels to save money
last article archived here: https://archive.ph/20121024051203/http://www.cnbcmagazine.co...
Yeah, it's not really about techno music or rave scene, though it briefly mentions the Berlin nightlife. It is about tech work jobs and startups.
I dunno about globally but daylight music festivals killed them for me back around 2005. Raves are about staying up all night in a dark room with good friends, good EDM, flashy lights, suggestive clothing and questionable substances. Take away the 'dark room' part and and turf the rest out onto a sports field at 11am and it's ruined.
I'd like to think so, but I'm not so sure - doesn't it depend where the incentives come from?

Optimising simply for demand without any principles leads to things like street fentanyl, and junk food and mass shootings ( there is a demand to own assault rifles ).

Online right now there is a heady mix of large monetary incentives and the ability to rapidly optimise objective functions.

Let's not pretend Meta's recent change isn't simply about Zuckerberg maintaining his power.
Intresting. I know of two projects from the past where people used Gambit and Chicken and couldn't recommend it, because of the garbage collection. So the games runs, bullets fly, monsters move, etc... and at some point gc kicks in and you would notice a minimal halt or lag which for games is a big NO NO. Now that you mentioned a shmup, where a lot I going on, I am wondering how you or Chez handled that?
u dont have to input it as body makes enough
I've spent the last few months analyzing how different businesses approach seed keyword selection, particularly in technical industries like cybersecurity. Here are some interesting patterns I found:
Key findings:

Most businesses overcomplicate keyword selection with 50+ seed keywords
Data shows 5-15 core seed keywords per category is optimal
Technical industries benefit from a hierarchical approach (core term → technical variation → specific use case)
Found clear correlation between keyword hierarchy and ranking success

I've documented the complete analysis, including:

Methodology for identifying optimal keyword count
Data on keyword performance by business size
Impact of industry maturity on keyword selection
Step-by-step process for building keyword hierarchies
Real examples from technical industries
PSA: Ebeneezer Goode by The Shamen was released 32 years ago in 1992.
I always thought calling it MDMA denoted more purity vs Ecstasy, but I was never a candy kid.
> Here are some monoids: string-append over strings, addition over integers, state transition over machine states, compose over unary functions.

Correction: function composition is not a monoid over unary functions, only over families of endofunctions (functions of type `a -> a` for some `a`). You can't compose a function of type `a -> b` with a function of type `a -> b` for example, when `a` /= `b`, because one gives back a value of type `b` which cannot be passed into a function expecting a value of type `a`.
>Isn't the entire civilization about "patching issues"?

Too general a statement to answer - if anything and everything can be considered a "patch".

The course of civilization solves some problems and creates others. Some of the issues it solves are huge wins. Other times, the problems can be way worse than what there was.

For example, if we accept, for argument's sake, that the AI doomers are right, and AI kills or enslaves us all, that would be an example of a civilization's patch being worse than the issue patched.

>IVF is a partial patch for increasing educational levels of the general population. I am fine with a more educated population.

If the alternative is decline and death, I'd chose life. Goat-herder sure beats office drones and depressed doom-scrollers, which is what we increasingly produce.
The man is a drug addict, so I dont think you can expect much coherence there. Clearly demonstrated also by that guy also who analyzed his tweets, who could even extract data like the downward tolerance spiral musk was in.
>people would definitely be against it in the US

https://www.pbs.org/independentlens/blog/unwanted-sterilizat...

"More recently, California prisons are said to have authorized sterilizations of nearly 150 female inmates between 2006 and 2010. The Center for Investigative Reporting reveals how the state paid doctors $147,460 to perform tubal ligations that former inmates say were done under coercion."

To the response below: if something happens in the open and systematically, and nobody punished for it that means people are supporting it. They may clutch their pearls and turn their noses away for show, yet they support it nevertheless.
Nice article, thank you for sharing. Here is another blog post on the 3-2-1 backup rule, which also covers other popular backup schemes, including 3-2-1-1-0 and 4-3-2: https://xopero.com/blog/en/the-evolution-of-data-backup-is-t...
Is there anything wrong with Gecko architecture? So wrong that it's a major obstacle and cannot be changed? I don't know anything about its internals or browser engines in general, so I can't really comment on that, but what I do know from practice is that a complete rewrite is a very expensive and a very risky project, that will fail more often than not. There should be very serious arguments behind it, something a lot more serious than the age of the codebase or a new and shiny programming language.
I’m sorry you don’t like it, but it’s true. Care to respond to anything else in my post?
How good are things like verilog at producing efficient layouts?

Coming from the perspective of software. Hand coded asm can usually squeeze a lot more than a compiler into a small number of bytes, but that's mostly due to compilers targeting speed of execution instead of size.
In this blog, we will explore Google’s various location-based APIs, with a major focus on the Geocoding API.

You’ll learn:

- The different APIs offered by Google Maps and how they work.
- How to use the Geocoding API on a web server for converting addresses to coordinates (and vice versa).
- How to build a Typescript-powered frontend to display the results interactively.

Let’s navigate through maps!!!
So we can properly dispatch the correct length-based function with minimal branching to detect which length to serialize for:
https://github.com/RealTimeChris/Jsonifier/blob/dev/Include/...
> but it is almost impossible to do it without GNU tools

Yes it is (https://chimera-linux.org/) and even if they're are on the OS, they're not the most important part of the userland, they're there for CLI users to use. They're not important for setting up the userland, systemd is.

> Also the principles and values of freedom and openness and promotion of those are much stronger with GNU than with systemd.

I don't think that's relevant in the context of a proprietary distro.
Good catch! But now there's a weird ligarure between "s" and "t".
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> Teams automatically creates a chat group for every Teams calendar event. This can include external attendees

Great, so each conversation is spread out and siloed. Thankfully Teams has good search and you can find stuff, right? Right?

> Teams is useful for chat & meetings, but Teams spaces are hugely helpful as document repositories, too, and it's additionally easy to add things like Gantt charts and other enriched content types through add-ins

Slack Canvas kind of does this. I'm not convinced having all your documentation in your chat/meeting app makes sense, but it could be useful.

> The ability to seamlessly transfer a Teams meeting connection between arbitrary devices (laptop -> desktop, phone -> laptop, etc).

Zoom does this too, and has for years. I think I've seen Slack huddles offer the same option too.
I don’t get that impression here in California

I have noticed that after normalizing anything, counterculture areas of California will always have something even more unfamiliar trying to get tolerated and representation

But I don’t see what you’re referring to

I think there is a disinterest in illicit raves because the market has reached parity and beyond for the experience that the market actually enjoyed. If it fails to do that or the illegal raves are better again, I think there is still interest in that, far bigger than whatever was happening in the 90s
That’s generally how they start. Most companies don’t really start with a “platform” team. It’s usually a guy who manages the infrastructure, or is the go-to for your IaC questions.
actually, a more practical idea would just be a generic "pandemic risk" site.
Pitfalls in using AI to build software
Providing insufficient context
Not sharing relevant dependencies or environment details
Omitting important business rules or constraints
Not explaining how the code fits into the larger system
Failing to specify performance requirements or scale

There is more in the post.
But is there more? What are some things you've messed up on and learnt from?
Your link does not support the claim that people would not be against it, prisons do unethical things all the time that others may strongly oppose.
Not only government contracts, some very big orgs have accessibility requirements in all their vendor contracts too.
Pandemic WFH just gave us a break from the frog-in-the-pot gradual decline in the quality of working environment and reminded people (or introduced the younger generation) to a quieter, less distraction-filled work environment rather than the open-plan mess we'd devolved into
"Ecstasy" traditionally contains MDMA - and potentially a host of other substances - in pressed tablet form.

MDMA is typically just that one substance in crystalline powder form.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MDMA#Forms
And more people are satisfied with the vibes at the better facilities
And obedient.
I had to deal with minimum bipartite matching when implementing FedMA (a federated learning algorithm). I was lucky it could be solved with a scikit learn method because i wouldn't have been be able to write a solution in a short time, let alone an efficient one

When my supervisor read about fedma using matching he went "oh god, i have terrible memories about it". he was right
In papers maybe, but in the streets, Ecstasy is the pill form of MDMA and is usually cut with other substances (e.g., speed, LSD, etc.). Therefore, when saying "Ecstasy," someone would expect a pill in a funny shape, whereas with "MDMA," they would expect powder.
its all about what you give in context : garbage in, garbage out
I would argue that knowing what is necessary and what isn't is the fundamental claim of engineering and isn't reducible to a pithy aphorism.
> but what about when the existing codebase is already inconsistent

It depends.

If it's a self contained code base, automatic refactoring can safely and mechanically update code to be consistent (naming, and in some cases structurally).

If it's not self contained and you're shipping libraries, i.e. things depend on your code base, then it's more tricky, but not impossible.

"Lean on tooling" is the first thing you should do.
The "Western" (whatever that is) tech ecosystem has long had this technology out there .. its the "Western" marketing ecosystem that has been squashing it - for example, Apple quashing any and all use of JITs and VMs in order to keep their native platform relevant ..
Renewable Energy Made Up 62.7% of Germany's Electricity in 2024
Are you doing datacenter-scale deployment and configuration?
The Canal Papers (2023)
Any frame gen gains don’t improve latency so the usefulness is reduced
10 years of emulating the Nintendo 3DS: A tale of ninjas, lemons, and Pandas [video]
LM Studio 0.3.6
Do they think nobody would believe them if they said they ended the program because of the changing political environment they operate in?
- standard-compliant

- with SuperSpeed implemented

- note that all components need to be compliant (macbook, cable, toothbrush)

That's a lot of ifs just to charge a toothbrush. I would be greatly surprised if someone actually did (yes, it might already be cheaper to source SuperSpeed components at scale; I don't yet find it likely though)
Why is Zig here?
If you show up to my 140 km multi day trip in jeans you get left at the car and not permitted to come to another one. If it's a long day hike you get left at the car but a second chance. If it's a short day hike (but still worthy of a guide) you put on the spare pants in my car.
It may not help with clarity, but I do love dearly how, so refreshingly, he allows me to feel how he himself feels of the world and its significance with his work, and in that I do feel I understand his point of view better.
It seems inevitable the people attracted to 'fact checking' and content moderation roles (whether paid or free) are likely to be activists with agendas to push.

It's a position that gives them power over their political opponents. Without that, it's probably a pretty miserable job.
There are options to turn this off - build and flash QMK with the feature turned off. A hotkey to toggle the feature doesn't seem impossible either.
The Future Is the One We Generate
What? That's kind of creepy.

Raves are and always have been about dancing. The creeps walking around looking for hookups are just that, a bunch of weird creeps that annoy people trying to dance.

Edit: To clarify, it's creepy becaucse a lot of people are on something and pretty vulnerable, they're there to dance and enjoy the music and now some creep is trying to get in their pants while they're rolling and drunk
One thing that stands out is that you are basically duplicating the entire file into memory, which might be a problem if your files are bigger than your free RAM.

This is because pattern.search(subject) returns a Match object which contains the original line, and you're keeping all of them in the resulting list.

It should be easy to check if that's the issue by monitoring system memory usage, or by testing with a version that does the search but immediately discards the result.
The people that control the media felt it was appropriate.
the liver makes glucose (called gluconeogenesis), this happens regardless of diet
Consistency in huge legacy codebase is like virginity in a brothel: desired but non-existent.
Here is something in the way of that history track: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Force_de_dissuasion
oh, really cool!

but I just see "failed to verify your humanity" on every movie I've tried

I may help with the docker-compose version, but some more info would be appreciated: the super basic: how is the copyright issue?

then: what about server load? is the load all in my browser?
That is correct. Possibly would change my perspective. Honestly a lot of these comments have and I do appreciate the input.
To discover where else you then subsequently forwarded it.

I'm not suggesting this is actually a problem, but that's how an argument could go.
Well if they can reach 300fps at 4k then they can prove to everybody once and for all that their dick is bigger than everybody elses.

Cause it ain't about the gameplay or the usefulness. It's all about that big dick energy.
I share your concern - however harassing people is illegal and if you can't be anonymous to do it then that's also much less likely.

I don't buy favourite argument of the US gun lobby - that only criminals ( yes by definition ) would have guns/anonymous accounts if you banned it therefore we shouldn't do anything.

You could apply that to anything that's illegal - by definition only criminals are outside the law - so why any laws at all?

I'd also be concerned about repressive governments - but I think you could distinguish between mass/public communication and private 1:1 communication. Just like in the real world there is a whole world of difference between saying something in private and publishing something in a national newspaper.
I think if you pick up but are silent it's still (mostly) fine.
Doing scales, chords and arpeggios can get you far enough, that people who do both know enough think you are a virtuoso. You can make a piano sound great (at least for no experts). But at the end practice is all cannot emphasize enough. Take simple music you really like and want to play to start and have motivation. Finding a good teacher is hard (at least it was for me) (s)he should be interested in the music you want to play, be ok with what you want to learn (some think everybody must be an orchestral pianist) and have a good repertoire of techniques for helping you.
The difference between "activists with agendas to push" and "everyone else" is surely one of degree.
They think it would cast a bad impression if they said that out loud.
Misalignment of interests is the core error of reasoning the traditional employee makes in offering up unquestioning faith and loyalty to a random corporation run by strangers; that greedy incompetence will somehow give them enduring security. This is decidedly not the case. Instead, more sensible employees should form worker-owned co-ops to both share in the treasure of livable earnings with potential immense profits and structure themselves for the maximum security of those who "sail on that ship" together rather than optimizing short-term profits of someone else.
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