skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not OC but yes that’s what profit sharing is. You see it in businesses where investment back into the business doesn’t yield much, like sales or recruitment companies, so better to redistribute the profits back to the shareholders, the employees being a major shareholder.

You do this if the founder is not trying to hyper grow and sell the company but is rather content with dividend producing asset.
Also a competitor to Google and X.
A guy in Romania nobody knew existed almost became a president thanks to TikTok [0] last December. Almost every right-wing party in Europe has a huge presence in TikTok, from the Balkans to Western Europe. I guess that’s what they mean.

I’m sorry, but not everything on this world is Israel/Palestine.

0 - https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cm2v13nz202o.amp
>First Amendment free speech rights are on that list.

Do you think NDAs should be prohibited?
I'm sure 100% of the people who read that comment understood what it meant.
The requirement being „majority owned by a Chinese company“ for your Chinese operations. Thanks for playing.
Normal build

cargo build --bin engine-gateway --release
Finished `release` profile [optimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 1m 00s

ls -lh target/release/engine-gateway
.rwxr-xr-x erebe erebe 198 MB Sun Jan 19 12:37:35 2025  target/release/engine-gateway

what we ship

export RUSTFLAGS="-C link-arg=-Wl,--compress-debug-sections=zlib -C force-frame-pointers=yes"
cargo build --bin engine-gateway --release
Finished `release` profile [optimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 1m 04s

ls -lh target/release/engine-gateway
.rwxr-xr-x erebe erebe 61 MB Sun Jan 19 12:39:13 2025  target/release/engine-gateway

The diff is more impressive on some bigger projects
FYI: Just last Friday there was a call/meeting to coordinate and build out the federation efforts in Forgejo. More work is coming and more help is appreciated! There will be a presentation at FOSDEM on this topic and there is a matrix room dedicated to Forgejo Federation.
That's a different beast though: GEMV is memory-bound, since you need one memory access for each operation. GEMM is computation-bound.
The other ones most people point to are https://pandoc.org and https://shellcheck.net
Another hilarious observation: they flippantly tell you not to put your eggs in one basket while strategizing and salivating over how to make the sole basket in which everyone must put their eggs.
You aren’t supposed to understand things if you don’t know about them. That’s how it works.
Nope ... IMO AMD cannot compete on software with nvidia. I bought an rx580 to test rocm/tensorflow ... Only for it to be a buggy mess that was discontinued for support in the next version.

AMD needs to invest a Fsck load of money in software... Until then they can have the greatest compute cards in the world.but it will.mean nothing
I suspect the reason is the same as the use of local git GUIs and TUIs; git has a terrible CLI, so everyone uses its plumbing, but not its porcelain.
// It is backed by only thing rfst backs any form of money: the credibility of it’s monetary properties //

Of course. That doesn't mean that all currencies are equally soundly backed, now, does it?

Bitcoin doesn’t even have any intrinsic properties. Its properties are also set by consensus genius.

// you can’t ban mathematics or code //

You can’t ban physical laws either, but somehow we manage to have speed limits. You can’t ban the laws of chemistry but somehow we manage to have laws banning drugs.

// . . . All value is subjective and relative . . . //

The word you’re looking for is “intersubjective”.
One way to think about social media is like a weapon. For the history of social media the US consumer was using a weapon that the US government had a way of exercising control over because Facebook, IG etc all existed as product of America. Tiktok was an outside challenger and threatened American power. Hence they took action to see it destroyed.
The Freedom of the Press – The Orwell Foundation
Surrender? More like short-term strategy.

Trump will come and go (for good after his second term) - these guys are all just there to ensure it's business-as-usual for the next 4 years.
I only have an X account so I can read tweets that are mentioned on the news or in blog posts. If I ever look at my timeline I see a bunch of AI generated thirst traps.
One exception for me about >>=, is instead of this:

thing <- getThing

case thing of

writing this:

getThing >>= \case

Not so much because it is less code, but fewer variables to name.
Bluesky doesn't have contact import yet (or I didn't see it). Are there any good lists for techie/nerd content? I really miss my old Twitter feed but most people I followed switched to Bluesky and it's a lot of manual work to find people again.
China _already_ bans U.S. social media.
Correct! I simply copied the definition from the type class, but the context is important.
That's exactly how Hitler came to power. See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enabling_Act_of_1933
Only Trump can save TikTok from what Trump started[0]?

It couldn't be because Jeffrey Yass has spent some dozens up to hundreds of millions US$ in GOP donations, could it? [1]

It really feels like the USA is circling the drain faster and faster these days...

[0] https://trumpwhitehouse.archives.gov/presidential-actions/ex...

[1] https://www.forbes.com/sites/maryroeloffs/2024/03/18/billion...
I doubt Meta is going to sell their most valuable asset to a competitor.
1. org-mode. Why? Text based. For org-mode, I just sync the notes across using syncthing. Also WhatsApp for transient notes like a shopping list.

2. Nope.

3. Productivity? It's a tool and it works well, that's all I care.

4. I haven't given it much thought.

5. Rarely.
Can you kindly make a real word example that is not usual Maybe or Either example, that uses user defined data type?

I understand how Applicative works, but I don’t know how to apply (pun intended) to my data types.
However many layers of abstractions deep you are, please try and get yourself out of there. The air down there ain't good for ya.
The Quantitative Comparison Between the Neuronal Network and the Cosmic Web
It's crazy how blatant it is. If you block him and his promoted bunch, you still get occasional fascist/racist bait on the feed. Following feed is also mostly dead because many people I followed left.
This exact scenario is described in the 1965 short story "Computers Don't Argue".

You can find it in the following link in the third page of the PDF (labelled as page 84): https://nob.cs.ucdavis.edu/classes/ecs153-2021-02/handouts/c...

It's amazing how 60 years ago somebody anticipated these exact scenarios, yet we didn't take their cautionary tale seriously in the slightest.
You are asking on HN which means you might want to look at M5Hosting, which hosts HN itself.

Otherwise,

https://www.liquidweb.com/dedicated-server-hosting/

https://www.hivelocity.net/dedicated-servers/

https://phoenixnap.com/servers/dedicated
Lots of hyperbole and feelings but not much evidence.

TikTok is not some bastion of freedom, they did win with critical mass and a vastly superior algorithm. All media makes people fearful, you speak so highly of China but have you consumed mainland Chinese media before? It is like Fox on steroids, packed full with stories that paint China as the victor and America as a dangerous and silly country.

Calling a victory in technology is laughable, mainland manufacturing is incredible, one of the best in the world. Products in China have caught up and in some spaces exceeded western brands. China is still missing out on innovation in high-tech, thats why they have been caught so frequently trying to steal corporate secrets.

RedNOTE is not going to prove anything to americans except the disdain the Chinese have for Americans joining their social network and the level of censorship that exists in a mainland app.

It is like you are a propaganda machine and ironic enough it reads just like a mainland Chinese news article. If there was a conflict everyone would lose out. I am surprised anyone would foreshadow it. China unlike Russia seems to still think through the lens of economic interests, I suspect nobody in the current regime would want any type of conflict. While they may have a military its entirely untested both equipment and men.
> This is good in rust

Is it actually going to be feasible to use WasmGC in Rust? I haven't yet found anything on this.
Bambu Lab Firmware Update Forces Cloud Dependency and User Lock-In
Smoke from fire at California lithium battery raises concerns about air quality
I don't need this tool to tell me how f*** Twitter has become. I already know that. It is mostly junk, highly politicised (how did they allow this to happen after the CA fiasco), and largely dysfunctional with pockets of interesting communities here and there. Not spending either money or time on it anymore.
Apologizes if this is insensitive, but was one of you blocking or muting the other an option? I’ve muted all my exes on IG.
TikTok is mainly accused exactly of having an editorial policy, via boosting certain content that its owners prefer and de-prioritizing content that they don't. So this is a non-sequitur. And even when talking about false information, newspapers face 0 legal risks for publishing false information, unless it is defamatory (and even then, it's a civil action, no state prosecutor will investigate a paper for publishing false and defamatory information).
I do wonder how much meta gaming is going on though. As a faithful, given that new traitors are recruited, your goal isn't actually to eliminate a traitor but to survive, ideally knowing who the remaining the traitors are at the end (and making sure they don't end up in a majority at any point too). If you are confident that somebody is a traitor, there is something to be said for keeping them as a traitor so you know who the traitors are at the end.

I suspect most of the players are still trying to identify and eliminate traitors though: they do seem genuinely surprised/disappointed when a faithful is banished. It is quite scary how they latch onto tiny things and become convinced. I suspect that as soon as the faithful feel they are being targeted, they feel pressured and act in ways that reinforce everybody's ideas about them. Defensiveness gets interpreted as guilt very easily.

It's really hard to know whether this transfers to the jury system. It's hard for there to be an open discussions about how decisions get made by juries because people obviously can't talk about their experiences. To me juries feel like the 'least worst' way to make such decisions and you do need to be unanimous or extremely close to unanimous if the judge gives permission for that.

I wondered about the order of entry at breakfast too, but I've read that they film the scene in multiple permutations so they can't just figure it out from that. I don't know if that is accurate that film different permutations, but I find it hard to believe that nobody has cottoned on to the idea that the last couple of people in are faithful.
I suppose you could read it (i.e., ":-") as "provided that …", in which case it does follow standard English word order.
Electricity prices for non-household consumers
https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php...

> The EU average price in the first half of 2024 was €0.1867 per KWh
They can actually survive if you let them.

Here’s a video of a guy filming himself being stung by a bee, then watching as the bee spins around, works its stinger loose, and flies away:

https://youtu.be/G-C77ujnLZo
80% being held by insiders and vesting during the presidency is wild.
FYI: They are very subtle.

Usually it is about behavior shifts and/or emotions. E.g. if I’d be watching videos with cute penguins and then seen a politician „adopting” penguins at zoo, that’d be a political propaganda.

Political ads have to be marked clearly but if politician is sympathetic to the platform and platform owner has a stake in keeping good relations then it’s just another penguins video, right?

And it’s omnipresent, so you stop paying attention. It’s not only China who is doing that. That’s why Paris Syndrome exists, car manufacturers don’t allow game makers to show their models in a destroyed form or why actresses don’t like to show their nostrils.

The problem with China (as far as I understand) is lack of the symmetry. They will sell you everything, but refuse to let your merchants in.

And I’d describe message shown to American users as a propaganda.
I think it's fair to demonstrate a pattern of behavior without speculating on specifics. Similarly, Trump did not collude with Russia in secret, but he did openly ask them to help him run the election on national TV. What did Russia get for that? Maybe nothing. Maybe goodwill.
Snitch :)
For some reason, when ffmpeg reencodes from 23.97fps h264 to the same fps and codec, the result looks choppy, like the shutter speed was halved or something. The smart lossless encoding you mentioned helps a lot here.
Could TikTok ever be banned in the UK too?
An illustrated guide to Amazon VPCs
They want to make money just like you do and they will do what they are incentivized to. You can't expect them to give you money just out of the goodness of their heart.

Professional software developers work for the customers that pay them. Doing free work isn't a sustainable businesses model, not for anyone.
I don't think they have entered last in the current UK series so far have they?
I have to add https://github.com/simonw/files-to-prompt as a marker guid.

I think "the part of it" is key here. For packaging a codebase, I'll select a collection of files using rg/fzf and then concatenate them into a markdown document, # headers for paths ```filetype <data>``` for the contents.

The selection of the files is key to let the LLM focus on what is important for the immediate task. I'll also give it the full file list and have the LLM request files as needed.
Does anybody want to elaborate why I'm being downvoted?

For context, there are several companies selling analog quantum computers, e.g. Pasqal, D-Wave.
Then you aren’t a coder, you are an organizer or manager
> Haskell is apparently quite strong for general backend web dev

Yep. Mostly because of the https://www.servant.dev/ framework (but see also IHP, Yesod, and other frameworks). Servant lets you declare your HTTP API at the type level, and then it will infer the correct types for your endpoint handlers. You can also extract OpenAPI specs from it, generate clients for Haskell or other languages, etc.

My current employer, Bellroy, uses Haskell for pretty much all new code and Servant for all new HTTP APIs. https://exploring-better-ways.bellroy.com/our-technology-sta... is an older post discussing the shift to Haskell. We've found Haskell code to be much more compact than the equivalent Ruby, and significantly more robust.
Exactly. It's in their best interest to offer the incumbent a free political win
What everyone does by default doesn't matter really here, it's that an IP owner/user can literally set the reverse to any arbitrary domain regardless if the actual domain has a record for that IP. What matters is both match, thats all I meant
> Do you think Trump's being paid by ByteDance to lift the ban?

There is never a need to be that direct. Republican and Democrat donors tell politicians what positions to take. Trump doesn't need to take money directly from a company. He takes it from his donors, who in turn take it from the company in some form.

In this case, the theory is that billionaire Jeff Yass (an investor in Tik Tok) has "persuaded" Trump to flip his position.

https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/jeff-yass-billionaire...
This is hilarious https://github.com/scottvr/retree
Well, yes. I phrased it that way intentionally. It can even be negative.

But, we always have a choice to play a different game, with different parameters. That's actually where the recognition of opportunity comes into play even more strongly.
The first graph shows a loss of ~30lbs in 30 days. That’s not typical weight fluctuation.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Good_Omens
When will we get the best of both worlds where the imperative parts of a Haskell program run at C++/Rust speeds?
Since the general positive sum game is breaking down all around the world, everybody should feel insecure, and you will be insecure, if you are not already.
Figma falls under the graphics requirements of ecommerce sites, I have my doubts that they even make use of WebGL 2.0 features.

It only a way to hopefully get hardware accelerated canvas, if the browser doesn't consider GPU blacklisted for 3D acceleration.

That isn't real time graphics in the sense of games programming.
It's a very good explanation but I'd welcome more humility. Instead of using phrase lie-to-kids, I could say that all the dance around effects in Haskell is just implementation detail and/or leaky abstraction.
If what you say is true then we should've expected a buyer to come forward, or at least signal some interest in buying the platform, surely?
We did block each other mutually, but the world is a small place, and the algorithm works to ensure that the world is a small place, as you're usually only one or two degrees of separation away.
Not my country so I couldn't care less. Just my observation from two oceans away:

US is a hypocrite. How about Meta and other US companies? Those companies does the same if not worse damage to your citizen.
If you search code for a string you know is there it is completely git or miss if it is found. Always has been like that.

Also see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35144250
Japan's elderly are lonely and struggling. Some women choose to go to jail
The comment said payment, that does not neccesarily mean money. There are things that tiktok can do for him and the money is least of it.
I have written down a similar derivation here if anyone is interested:
https://ngr.yt/blog/kalman/
> I try to avoid >>= and >> (or *>) because I know it trips people up; do-notation is more than fine

Interesting. Probably it's just me, but I first learned monads using >>= (in OCaml), so at the beginning I found the Haskell do notation more confusing (and indentation rules didn't help). >>= is just a function and I understand its signature well. On the other hand, "do" is a syntactic sugar that I sometimes had to "mentally desugar" in some cases.
The genuine focus of this regime has started rolling.
Do you have a source for the $100 million? But yeah, Jeff Yass might indeed play a big role in Trumps sudden shift: https://www.fastcompany.com/91058467/who-is-jeff-yass-billio...
If you keep Apache itself up-to-date then typically speaking no. There is always a reason to be on the lookout and <insert generic speech about security concerns here>, but static files are - well - static. Not much to mess with there.

If you choose to do smart things like caching and such, that opens a whole new can of worms, but basic "this is my HTML page" stuff is typically "not-unsafe" (as opposed to "safe").
I do believe that. We are talking about the admin that launched Trumpcoin which soared to tens of billions in market cap in the last few days.
I use it all the time and I’ve never seen posts from people I don’t follow. Once again I only use the “following” tab
Your response is very unempathetic. I am not a "content creator," and hn is the closest thing I use to social media, until TikTok a year or more ago. I won't be following anyone anywhere; I'm not on those platforms.

I listened to the final, farewell videos of several people. Some have leveraged TikTok on other platforms, but for a great many, TikTok was the only platform that let them reach an audience.

TikTok was eating the competition because it was simply better at matching content. It is a completely different beast in that regard.

Calling people stupid who leveraged an unrivaled technology to build a community and/or a business feels particularly anti-human.
I really dislike the use of former and latter. It’s confusing, people get it wrong, and it can be interpreted at least two different ways to make it ambiguous.
Decentralisation projects are trying to solve the problem of massive scale without central control.

Why are we trying to build a single unified platform for everything?

Maybe the friction of having different networks/applications based on the specific subculture/group you wish to associate with keeps them all a little less mainstream? Maybe this is a good thing?
this is going to be the most productive sunday in US history
Sorry, you're right, I didn't read your comment closely enough.
Windows Ole Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
It's only fascism when the guy has a mustache
Surpised he does not have a step for a assigning a permanent address for the local network. He mentions it but skips it like it's not needed. a lot of routers like those from att do not allow port forwarding to addresses that have finite lease times.
Thanks, was not aware there was granularity for debuginfo ;)
Nobody has ever tried. For obvious reasons.

How are you supposed to manufacture consent if it works?
I really miss the ability to scrollback on a simple console in Linux. Using NetBSD was just like going back to the days when Linux last had that.
What is a good introduction for this topic?
The compressed symbols sounds like the likely culprit. Do you really need a small executable? The uncompressed symbols need to be loaded into RAM anyway, and if it is delayed until it is needed then you will have to allocate memory to uncompress them.
Free software is just a hack of the copyright system. The point of which is to incentivize people to create works and be paid for them and after a period of time be added to the public domain. Eventually open source follows the same principle, just with source availability.
Hound Dog, Big Mama, Elvis and Appropriation
Much of Trump's decisionmaking in his first term was erratic and generally unwarranted, but I still I think it's totally fair to ask for clarification about claims of that level of severity.

To my knowledge, if I'm understanding rbanffy's position correctly, this would be the first time in history US president was directly being bribed by a foreign actor, so I still maintain it's worth seeking clarification.

Am I wrong in holding skepticism here? I don't doubt there are political points to be gained for Trump here, especially given the domestically controversial nature of the ban, but I'd really love for someone to hold true to the original notion under question that someone (ByteDance, CCP, etc.) is "paying the incoming president", as rbanffy suggseted.
> US is a hypocrite

No, it's not. The point is about who's doing the damage. Ultimately, you can't really drop a ginsu telephone pole or send a 3-letter agency for a late night visit to a China-controlled company's leadership, but you can do that with US-based companies. From a geopolitical stance, US companies can be wielded to further US' interests, not so much for ByteDance.
> If you’ve X (as implemented in Y), you may want to start by reading about Z

No, what I want is a code example, front and center.
Next evolution of this will be MS Agents. We will finally see the return of Peedy, Merlin, Genie, and Robby.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Agent
It's a thirty year-old language, it's bound to have cruft. However modern codebases tend to showcase a pretty efficient combination of language features, oftentimes optimised for productivity rather than research in lazy FP. Such codebases are https://github.com/flora-pm/flora-server or https://github.com/change-metrics/monocle
A GitHub feature I think would be really handy is suggesting duplicate issues when writing up a new issues. Many projects ask that you search for already reported tickets, but GitHub's current search isn't great if you aren't sure what you are looking for.
I had to think about this. It’s actually your own skin providing the frictional force that holds your pants up!
Do you have evidence of this compared to what is known, that ByteDance China has in-office seats for the CCP? These conspiracies and what-aboutism make no sense to me.