skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This. I have no urge to have git "clean" my project, because I'll lose a ton of files I have created locally. Rather, I want the project know what it creates when it builds and have the ability to clean/purge them. It's a never ending source of frustration for me that "gradlew clean" only cleans _some_ stuff, and there's no real "gradlew distclean".
What does any of this mean? What is capitalist reproduction? How is any of that true? Does a system in which someone has a right to your labor somehow solve this?
Dockview is phenomenal, and congrats to @mathuo on a great project - I've recently thoroughly tested 6-7 available libraries in this category, and dockview is certainly in the top. GH is also very active and well maintained.

The only reason I in the end went with FlexLayout (https://github.com/caplin/FlexLayout) for a recent project was lack of support for predefined/restricted dimensions, - which was since added in a very good way - and that I really liked how FL handles side panels, with vertical tabs, and their predefined behavior.

Looking very much forward to using Dockview in one of the next projects.
If you lose 4 billion on the first car you sell and 40k on the 10,000th that doesn’t necessarily mean you’re going to lose money on the 1,000,000th one you sell even if nothing else changes.

People talk about EV’s underperforming etc, but there’re still steady year over year increases. They are just about to break 10% market share, and everyone sees the writing on the wall.
Fair, when someone says torrenting I assume bidirectionality, but they may have blocked outgoing packets in order to comply with some interpretation of the law.

Given that llama was originally “leaked” via torrent, I have this assumption that meta folks are Pirates in spirit tho, and wouldn’t leech without being told explicitly, but then, being told not to upload would be legally perilous too since it would hint that they are aware of the illegality. Meta’s defense here seems to be “Officer I swear I didn’t know that wasn’t allowed”, testing the legal theory of transforming copyrighted work.
my current one is 4k at 32"
with USB DP with at least 90W for my laptop
DP1.4 for my desktop
KVM switch

I use QD-OLED because I am also gaming, but I don't see a reason to go that way if it's only for work, modern IPS is perfectly fine and at least every now and then you won't end up stuck for minutes waiting for OLED care to finish
Looks like a new feature. Articles don't render render on xcancel
> You’re assuming that the community oversight is automatically effective.

This is the assumption people are making on this thread but no one has demonstrated how or if they are effective.

I am not necessarily against civilian oversight but unless a civilian oversight board has the power to strip qualified immunity from an officer , it seems to me that it would be a pointless exercise.

I think a more effective oversight would be eliminating automatic qualified immunity in favor of qualified immunity being earned after an incident. A cop that has to justify their action creates a level of self oversight. Also I feel like it might help curb what I believe is the real problem we see in policing today…it attracts way too many people who have a “bully” personality type.

Literally every person/kid I knew growing up who I would have characterized as a bully at some point looked to law enforcement as a career.
Maybe ChatGPT has some pre-frontal cortex problems
I administered the CDT to ChatGPT and got Claude to diagnose what was wrong with the "patient" based on the results.

There are signs of pre-frontal cortex damage or early stage dementia.
I'm looking at setting up a trial system for 39c3 to allow hunting down tools given out from the logistics department (pallet jacks, ladders, if cheap enough pallets that get left unattended).
Timeline for that is 10-11 months from now for when hardware has to exist and work.

I'd think of 2 or 3 AA batteries stuck to a small UWB PCB and stuck with tape of suitable type to the tool.

Are 10$ each doable? I don't see why not, but can't find any board akin to a Bluepill or ESP32-VROOM or PiPico containing the HF part.

The idea would be with base stations that can see each other well enough to synchronize and perform role-reversed pseudoranging to the tracker.
Not sure why you got flagged.

This is good advice, work is not a one size fits all solution for self actualization. Most workers just want to fill their requirements and do something meaningful to them with the rest of their time.

I especially like your point about enjoying the fruits of mastery of a task.
Is it possible that some of the reported cases of burn-out are actually long covid? 2.3% of U.S. adults have "activity-limiting long COVID" as of 2024.[1] It could certainly explain part of the uptick in applications for disability.

[1] https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/covid-19/about-8-us-adults-have-e...
It really reads like the author just wants Zig.
What an odd perspective. Bicycles and Automobiles are treated the same in the law. They have the same rights and obligations. Please provide a citation that says that a car has to yield to a bicycle. They are peers. Cars have to follow the same rules that bicycles do when they choose to be on the public roads. There are some commonsense laws that allow bicycles to ride on the shoulder of a road to allow traffic to flow better. I have seen bicyclists be cited for traffic violations on multiple occasions. I've seen automobiles not be cited for violations many more times.
1952 Deadly Winter Storm Trapped Luxury Passenger Train Near Donner Pass 3 Days
It's also somewhat true that even at these insane education prices, the ROI on a degree still makes the math work out for most degrees.

So even if you are 22 and $80k in the hole, but the time you are 50 you are likely to have hundreds of thousands more in net worth than those who forwent that early $80k debt to go right into high school diploma level labor.
After reading your comment, my first instinct was to disagree but I think there is actually some truth to it. I find so much satisfaction in just doing rote work sometimes. Not all time, mind you but there’s a certain peaceful state when your’re mindfully and even effortlessly doing something over and over. Sort of like grinding in RPG games
Wildfire Smoke Threatens Health
They certainly wouldn't be the first waive. China would start with cyber attacks, the destroy communication infrastructure (fiber, satellites), jam communications, fire standoff weapons, then land bombardment, and then this. Roughly in that order if I've watched enough simulations (no military background here btw, just repeating).
> It's not an inexpensive RWD car with a V8, for the most part.

Neither are most other cars that you consider a Real Mustang. The V8 never outsold the smaller-engine models.
you lose most square roots, for example
For me, when I look past my finger, I see two and each is sort of transparent as the image of each eye is transposed over the other. Maybe you can only see one at a time?
I read somewhere that their "Free EV Charger + Home installation" offer seemed to have convinced a lot of first time EV buyers
> I uploaded GGUFs, 4bit quants, dynamic quants

The dynamic quantization[1] looks really interesting. Now, I've just been dabbling, but did I understand correctly that this dynamic quantization is compatible with GUFF? If so, how do you convert it? Just the standard way or?

I was really curious to try the dynamic 4-bit version of the Llama-3.2 11B Vision model as I found the Q8 variant much better than the standard Q4_K_M variant in certain cases, but it doesn't fully fit my GPU so is significantly slower.

[1]: https://unsloth.ai/blog/dynamic-4bit
Get the support of Cpanel for the fork and it will replace Wordpress. Cpanel powers a significant amount of Wordpress sites, possibly even the majority of them.
>2. I'd search for some hobby/interest groups that would fit my interests, but nothing really fits.

You can just start your own group in this case. That's what I did with Lisp Ireland.
It's been awhile since I had to think about Wifi on a serious level.

Last I knew: Due to the nature of the medium (radio waves), wifi was a 'circuit-switched' network - any two devices communicating monopolized the entire network. That is, unlike a switched wired network, only two devices can communicate at once (usually an endpoint and a base station).

More devices using the network, which of course was usually necessary, required some sort of time-division multiplexing - the network needed to slice up circuit access by time. The only other solutions were multiple networks, which were created with multiple radios on different frequencies, and [edit: beam forming], which created different networks to different physical locations - if that actually worked in practice.

Has anything changed? Are there new solutions to the circuit-switching limitation? Has someone managed to turn wireless into a packet-switched network?
You don't have to use Laravel. If you want more advanced stuff to be built in, go for it, but I can write reasonably complex apps with plain PHP. How simple is it? I showed a DBA with no programming experience (other than SQL) to make a change in an existing app in ~ 2 hours. The change was a new feature in the app, about ~ 100 loc. I also gave a complete non-technical colleague a small PHP application to own and support and it works quite fine 2 years later.
I’ve had a 28” 4K from LG for four years, and I this year just got a 27” 5K from Samsung. High PPI makes text/code look better. I’ll eventually ditch the 28” 4K for something better (like a 32” 6K or 8K). I really don’t have any other requirements for a work monitor other than modern display PPI.

Running on Mac though, if Linux or windows the choices might be different.
Fascinating. How did you find out?
> And your contribution is to stop people from helping them

No. In the vast majority of cases, answering this question as intended isn't helping them, it's actively harming them.

> because of something about what now

You're responding to a post which explains this. If you understood the post, faking confusion is dishonest. If you didn't understand the post, you weren't qualified to disagree with it.
This is know as dynamic scope, as opposed to lexical scope: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scope_(computer_science)#Lexic...
Hellschreiber
or maybe even D
Sorry to be off-topic, but I'm disappointed in this being on X, it even comes with an ad built-in. We should be doing better. Spinning up a single-site blog is easier than ever for technically-minded folks - the internet needs to become independent again.
https://pastebin.com/RuVsnCyq

Here's the author describing how it was done. Note the 64K data sizes. So they fit into one 16bit segment.
> duct-taping of types to be a poor man's statically typed language

On the other hand, they allow you to do some very interesting things like using specs for complex validation. Once written specs can be then used for generating data for both - UI testing and property-based unit-tests. We once have build set of specs to validate an entire ledger - imagine having to be able to generate a bunch of transactions where numbers intelligently build based on previous entries.

Other languages even though have similar capabilities, like type providers in F#/OCaml, zod in Typescript, quckcheck/scalacheck in Haskell & Scala - Clojure is quite unique here in combining runtime validation, generative testing, and data definition in such a cohesive way. The ability to compose specs and use them across different contexts (validation, generation, documentation) is particularly powerful.

Another impressive thing is that you can easily share the logic between different runtimes - same specs can used in both - JVM and Javascript, which surprisingly difficult to achieve even when writing in Node with TS/JS - you cannot easily share the same validation logic between backend and the browser, even for the same javascript runtime, using its native language. Clojure lets you do that with ease.

For everything, there's a trade-off. Some just accept those trade-offs, build their vision, and launch it into the world; Some waste time, lamenting that reality doesn't align with their ideals.
"JPMorgan’s leader believes that when employees are inside the office working together (instead of remotely or for a few in-person days here and there) the company and its employees experience greater levels of innovation, creativity and teamwork."

tell me about the innovations you've pioneered, Jamie
Anecdotally, I used diffrax (and equinox) throughout last year after jumping between a few differential equation solvers in Python, for a project based on Dynamic Field Theory [1]. I only scratched the surface, but so far, it's been a pleasure to use, and it's quite fast. It also introduced me to equinox [2], by the same author, which I'm using to get the JAX-friendly equivalent of dataclasses.

`vmap`-able differential equation solving is really cool.

[1]: https://dynamicfieldtheory.org/
[2]: https://github.com/patrick-kidger/equinox
I don't really think that those factors are direct causal related (oppressing structures and wikipedia browsing) instead I think there is an indirect link there:
More oppressing/partiachalic societies tend to be the ones where the main of the population has the free time to indulge in "useless" information gathering, they don't have the time/ more pressing needs
so in effect the browsing behaviour is not directly linked to oppression through some causality but rather indirectly to how much can be spend leisurely
Stop Blaming the Climate for Disasters
Zig copies features from D!
The flagship is an outlier there since it went from 384bit to 512bit memory. There was no such bus width increase for the rest of the stack so the gains are more modest, 4080 to 5080 is only a 34% improvement.
I was already checked out when I saw "discord".

This isn't an insult, it's just that the variance in discord users is narrow enough that that common trait alone is enough to make a viable social group of broadly like-minded people.
yeah no. you don't get to gaslight us this way.
They said

> Most of my development career has been with C#, NodeJS and PHP

and then

> The architecture is very scalable, but I've only tested up to a few billion logs.
You are right that I am gliding between meaning qua meaning and meaning qua communication -- i'm taking the latter as necessary for the former. Ie., if you cannot say X and mean it, you cannot understand the meaning of X. I havent argued for that position, but it's very plausible -- since the former requires you be in possession of what it would be to mean something.

I understand why you might opt for modal saftey conditions around meaning -- this again separates out 'apprehending meaning' without an ability to mean qua communication --- which i would dispute. But even if you seperate these out, and say to 'apprhend the meaning of X' is to safely 'emit X' on all the occasions across all possible worlds in which X -- that isn't the question.

I think the relevant question is whether an agent can mean what they say --- not whether a tool can serve as a model of meaning. No one disputes the latter. A dictionary is a model of meaning in this inert sense.

What fanatics of this technology want to do is say 'because the dictionary collelate words with the definitions, therefore the dictionary means what it says' -- and so on.

Thinking, reasoning, communicating, meaning -- these are all highly specific processes that involve agents in a very particular way. You can model any of them with twigs and clay if you like, as one can model anything likewise. You can model the solar system with ping pong balls.

This just isnt the question. The question is whether this particular sort of modelling relation implies the ability to 'mean what one says'. Whether a pingpong ball on a string orbiting a melon is really experiencing gravitational force -- in the relevant sense, it isnt -- its on a string.

Consider the children playing hte imitation game, and imitating what their parent say. If the parents are reliably able to mean what they say, then the children will not err --- they will not violate your modal conditions. And so clearly, these modal conditions are insufficient.

It matters that the parents can mean 'the sun is a nuclear reaction' but the children cannot. It matters that the parents are the mechanism by which these words have meaning, and the children are not. It does not matter, in the relevant sense, that the children will reliably reproduce the parent's words.

The capacity for meaning is not obtained via modelling it. As with children, actors, LLMs, and all other forms of imitation -- this should be obvious to anyone not religiously obsessed with the converse belief
The author is the creator of D, so he's probably fine with D. And D is something like 25 years old. Whereas Zig is just a toddler.
I had some mandatory philosophy at STEM university. It utterly failed to evoke any intellectual curiosity, perhaps even inoculated us against trying to get interested. And don't let me start on history education.
See N. Gisin's take on this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEWm3yPUosg
The main principle of celestial navigation is pretty easy to visualize.

Pick a celestial body that's in your sky right now, like the Sun. At any given time, the Sun is directly over a single point on the globe (the GP, or Geographic Position). So if you measure the Sun as being directly over your head, you know where you are exactly on the globe, after consulting your clock and almanac.

But, if you measure the Sun at a non-overhead angle, then you and everyone else with that same measurement must be on a circle whose centre is the Sun's GP. (Visualize the circle as the edge of a flashlight beam being pointed directly downward at the GP.) The rest of celestial navigation is refinements to figure out where you are on that circle.
There's a chart in this whitepaper where you see how they may have shifted from mental hospitals to jail/prison when US policy around that changed in the 1970's.

https://freopp.org/whitepapers/reimagining-the-policy-approa...

Scroll down to "The Homeless Have Moved from Hospitals to Prisons"
Have a go at this => https://t.co/KXRE5XvuoP

I used the https://publish.twitter.com thing against the Xeet, then lifted the first HREF out of the embed goo.
That would be beautiful next level to his insane public breakdown.

Honestly though, I feel very genuinely sorry for him, and very sad for him.

Clearly something has cracked and it’s unimaginable being on the pedestal he’s been on for as long as he’s been on it. His friends are not looking out for him, which makes me wonder if he has any friends capable of telling him “stop”.

Matt, if you’re reading (which, c’mon, we all know you anlmost certainly are!) please stop.

It’s not too late to save yourself, to save your mental health, and to save your reputation.

Don’t dig your heels in, and don’t play chicken on the railroad tracks the lawyers are laying out for you.

Stop, and focus on the next stage of your journey, your legacy, and let the great work you did speak for itself, rather than be tainted.

You are not Wordpress, and your identify should not be so tied to Wordpress to the degree that is suggested by the way you are conducting yourself in recent times.
Make has to be one of the more unfairly maligned languages out there. Most “replacements” purport to solve problems make doesn’t have, and are strictly worse than make at what they do.

Anyway, the GNU make manual is a good read for anyone that needs to edit a makefile or design a project build. So is “recursive make considered harmful”.
If it’s a tool you use every day, it’s worth understanding on a deeper level. I’ve used the shell probably every day in my professional career, and knowing how to script has saved me and my team countless hours of tedious effort with super simple one liners.

The other thing that’s worth learning is that if you can find tools that everybody uses regularly, but nobody understands, then try to understand those, you can bring enormous value to your team/org.
He did not create Wordpress and yet has managed to closely associate the product with his own persona and ever since has spent most of his life wringing money out of Wordpress.

I guess everything itt should be taken with a grain of “personally” salt, because that clearly is an accusing statement not tagged as a personal opinion. I wasn’t following this topic at all, but what gp is saying contradicts your hypothesis at least, so there’s no “personally I” escape route.

More meta, it feels like all this civilized discussion on HN et al is just a facade, because in rare situations like this people suddenly start theorizing, rationalizing their position, jumping gray-voting wagons and so on. I mean, it’s their right, but it looks like a booing mob rule rather than a society of standards that everyone relates themselves to here.
I didn't know X put articles behind a paywall? I haven't tried putting articles there before.

Anyhow, here's the same article:

https://www.digitalmars.com/articles/Cobvious.html

Fun fact: X's article formatter recognizes D code!
Dr Patrick Soon-Shiong must have had a falling out with his daughter -- she who was largely responsible for the election of LA County's erstwhile DA, George Gascon, who was soundly defeated by Nathan Hochman in November. Gascon infamously practiced "catch and release" law enforcement.
The latter, according to the author. For example:

> In 1979, two epidemiologists published a paper that would trigger a seismic shift in the scientific community's understanding of and interest in the link between relationships and life span. Lisa Berkman, then at Yale University, and Leonard Syne at the University of California, Berkeley, followed nearly seven thousand adults for nine years. In that time period, men with fewer social and community ties were twice as likely to die—regardless of how physically healthy they were at the start of the study, their socioeconomic status, and whether they smoked, drank alcohol, were obese, exercised, or used preventative healthcare services. For isolated women, the risk of dying was closer to three times that of their connected counterparts.
That makes sense about strava, they don't seem the friendliest to work with. Good to know about linking garmin, etc. accounts though, I missed that and it would definitely do what I want.
It's nothing impressive. It's secrecy and corruption; it's the modern trend of power grabs and exclusivity (withholding information) over efficiency, productivity, intelligence, and all the benefits of an open, free society. It just has a fancy British name to give it legitimacy.

You want liquidity and lots of exposure in any marketplace, including the one of ideas. Ideas without sunshine tend to rot and fester. That might be why there are so many obviously stupid ones these days.
The pressure to produce more humans was mostly to fuel the armies that need constant supply of young people to throw into the meat grinder; at least in the past centuries in Europe
Appreciate the reply.

I think you have the right idea with getting people in as fast as possible.

It is probably safe to say the email login folks don’t mind and maybe appreciate the extra step.

In terms of starting quick as possible with the tool, maybe it’s possible to do shadow profiles where the app starts against a yet unnamed account (tied to a cookie) and when they start using the wizard and playing with it, at some point they have enough to save with a popup with login by id provider or email.
I thought conservatives were against safe spaces?
It’s subtler than conflict of interest.

Anyone working for students while being paid for by the university (like some ombudsman) might think twice before going too hard after anything in the institution side that they work at, with people, etc.

This isn’t to say it should be adversarial, just not endlessly borne back against the currents into being neutralized by bureaucracy and office politics.

If it was independently funded..