skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Think the article is just out of date? Modified time says 2022, and this page was first linked in 2021 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27441214
I think part of the problem is that Republicans understand that message matters much more than substance much better than Democrats. This is why a former-reality TV star does so well as president. All I hear from a lot of the sort of old-school Democrat flag-bearers (Biden, Jeffries, etc) seems to be this consistent drum beat of, if only people knew what we were doing, they would support us.
Where can we see these updates?
Conceptually, I appreciate the design challenge: what is the conversational equivalent of a tool tip? But it's just an inherent limitation of the interface: there simply isn't the same information capacity to convey or manipulate state, or to provide demoted or secondary cues to the user.
No offense, but how can you be 1) insisting it's safe to give up the information to you and 2) openly planning to use the information obtained for further exploitation, at the same time? You can't have the cake and eat it too, unless the information available in 2) technically do not depend on 1) but doing it this way would only save them massive time or something.
it is kind of a sql db but currently does not have the query lang (sql lang) & data is stored in tables similar to other relational DBs. Still have a lot of stuff to add & fix
Will add more detail to it
Incredibly good video editing, unbridled insantiy, cheers!
why do we continue to discount solar and batteries for home use?
Trouble is that you can also exhibit the behavior of talking about it just by being exposed to the idea, even if you don't have the experience. If you were never exposed to the idea and you started talking about it, then I'd be convinced you had the experience, but nobody is actually like that. The fact that the idea exists at all proves to me that at least one human somewhere had conscious experience, and I know there's at least one more (me), but that's it.
> Customers will also be able to access Alexa+ in a new mobile app (available in the Apple App Store and Google Play store) and a new browser-based experience at Alexa.com.
I love your gradual approach pretty much. It sounds like gradual typing but not just the typing part.

I used to make many tools with libclang Python bindings to automate some chores of refactoring. I don't remember if one could expand the macros using it, and I was told that lexer and preprocessor are messed together in Clang. So it should be quite hard to extend the existing framework.

I would definitely go into this direction, but for now it just looks like some final boss, let me finish some early quests.
Well, definitely good luck with your approach as well!

I guess the biggest hurdle will be stable operation, without having to replace too many broken parts too often?

Tokamak requires regular shutdown as far as I understood and that is quite a lot of heat stress for all the parts I believe, along with the radiation etc.

(But I lack the background to really debate on the pro vs cons of tokamak vs stellarator, I just have opinions here)
You're better off standing in the walk-in fridge or freezer.
> In my experience (and probably in Matt's) this has 100% not been the issue. The people responsible for the FOIA responses aren't in any way connected to budgeting or resources.

In my experience working in government, including on state-equivalent-of-FOIA requests, almost everyone working on those kinds of requests is “involved in” budgeting and resources, and more to the point anyone in a position to sign off on a decision of whether something should or should not be denied as exempt is a manager, for whom (that is, for any manager, down to the line level, over any function in any government agency, but FOIA-type requests, eepecially if there are going to be assertions of exemptions in total or in part, generally involve coordination and signofffs between multiple managers, e.g.,
from the most relevant line unit, the public information unit, and legal) managing budgeted resources and doing the work of justifying requests for additional resources that is the root of the agency-initiated budget change request process, and then participating in drills and internal analyses and responses as those proposals work through the budget process is a central part of their job.
If you don't get to pick your own extensions, does that mean you also don't get to pick your own keyboard shortcuts, font and colour scheme?! That would be a wider interpretation of "cattle, not pets" than I am used to...
Ahhhh, bi-elliptic transfers!

It's funny, I remember first learning to use such arcane maneuvers in a game called Children of a Dead Earth, in order to get into a terribly low orbit of Neptune to strike a methane refinery... My poor brain was always used to simple Hohmann transfers in games like KSP!
It's similar but I worked on magnetic spin systems with dipole-dipole interactions, so there wasn't the interpolation part, and as I understand it in Ewald summation you're always assuming periodic boundary conditions.

In our spin systems you basically pre-compute the interaction kernel tensor and can either take into account periodicity or ignore it depending on what sort of system you're looking at. Often you don't want the periodic effect since the dipole-dipole interaction is only one of many, much of the interesting phenomena in magnetics is in the interplay between short range forces and the long range forces. At each time step you FFT to the magnetisation tensor and then multiply with the interaction tensor, then iFFT.
> This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

https://github.com/WordPress/WordPress/blob/master/license.t...
You're jumping to conclusions that aren't logical (at least not without you listing your assumptions that led to this post).

There's more science to food than just nutrition and health.
Also, that you can make tasty and healthy food without the technology you mentioned, does not exclude the technology from having a place in a kitchen.
Lastly, how do you objectively define "weird obsession". Can you give some examples of countries that do not share this "weird obsession"?
> Matt used that market, the users, as leverage against WP Engine.

Matt has no obligation to make some other company's customers happy. Even less so when that company has refused to work with WordPress despite basing their entire business around its success.

WP Engine has always been a bit scummy. Their name does attempt to make them sound like they are the official WordPress hosting service. This all could have been avoided if they agreed to WordPress' licensing agreement, but now they've both gone into scorched-Earth mode and will both decline.
China beat you to it it seems https://coin360.com/news/ethereum-user-burns-millions-brain-...
Introducing a terms of use and updated privacy notice for Firefox
Superbillionaires
Steve – AI that created an ecom brand that generated $500k in revenue
Thank you! We're probably going to have to eventually use every engineering software in existence haha for CAD, mainly solidworks and CATIA, for EM Physics modeling: COMSOL. But most of the analysis is done with specialized plasma physics and radiation transport codes like MCNP or Open MC.
It seems like if you can get the reactor working then you're floating right on top of all the fuel you could ever want, provided you're doing hydrogen fusion.
The marketplace isn't operated on a paid contract for vetted extensions. You vet the extensions you use. Most don't, and it's ok. Don't shift the blame and the cost on microsoft though, they don't have to offer it.
For 2D output, Postscript and especially MetaPost are useful.
Incredibly funny reply. If only the Sumerians "empowered people of color". The big "What If" of history.
Imagine if the US hadn't gone in and come up with 'voucher privatization' which essentially created the oligarchs (and which in my mind seems to have been designed so that investment groups could take over but the mechanism got co-opted by the oligarchs).
Who ever paid to use the extensions marketplace?
Michigan Typescript has an active discord: https://discord.com/invite/DHtwNDTwrR
p5.js is a JavaScript library that I've enjoyed messing with. It's related to Processing.

https://p5js.org/
What makes you think there's CGI in that clip?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rusty-spotted_cat
Oh, I was agreeing with you. My 2015 iMac died two weeks ago. Pretty sure it's the SSD I installed when I first got it. And while most of my files are in cloud storage, I also had a series of chained external drives running Time Machine. Guess what? I can't use any apple tools to grab any files because different file system type between that machine and my M1 MB Pro (permissions issues).

I'm going to have to clone the drive, then use terminal to chmod the /usr dirs to extract the files I want (mostly personal music production).

I immediately ordered a Mac mini, but since I didn't want a 256GB drive and 16GB RAM, I'm still waiting for it to arrive from China.

Also, the M1 MB Pro was the most expensive* and worst computer I have ever owned. I wish I had just bought an air. No tactile volume controls. As a musician that is the worst.

(*company I worked for a while in school paid $12k for a Mac 2 FX. Lol.)
Isn't the problem that VS Code has no permission model (restricting of them), so all extensions can do anything?
by that definition, almost everything you do is mutually exclusive with everything you're not doing at that moment, which does not make sense.
Thank you for the response!

This is great info.

> The main hurdle would to migrate the schema

I'm sure you know this but I know drizzle lets you generate schemas from an existing db. Not sure how applicable that is to Gel.

https://orm.drizzle.team/docs/drizzle-kit-pull

> We call Postgres databases "branches" in Gel. And we have tooling around them [3] to have git-like experience with them.

Sounds like it's a yes - thanks!
Having the only two options being: really bad or less bad, leads to long term problems. Clearly the system needs an overhaul. The DNC wants only small, incremental changes and wants to keep the status quo in place. Trump is a lying piece of shit but the Democratic party is dead to me. They remind me of Cicero trying desperately to keep the Roman Republic alive when it was clearly already dead.
CHP uses AI surveillance to arrest Bay Area suspect on Oakland bus
While I agree with the general sentiment of over-use of smartphones and useless apps, someone who won't use their phone because someone scribbled something about not doing work on certain days on some parchment six thousand years ago is not someone we should cater to. To each their own delusions.
New 2D carbon material is tougher than graphene and resists cracking
I wouldn't put religion as a good moral compass, it tends to point to itself and its elite. Even more, I think people applaud the achievement of making that smartphone available, not that specific smartphone.
Also "perfect software" doesn't actually mean "perfectly robust systems" - at the end of the day it has to interact with the Real World, and the Real World is messy. You still have to cope with failures from cosmic rays, power brownouts, hardware bugs (or at least a difference in specification of the hardware to the model used for this sort of formal verification), failures communicating with other devices etc.

So critical software already has to deal with failures and recover, no amount of formal verification will remove that requirement.
My ide logging into my local dev copy of the DB and my public facing prod application should not be using the same SQL login.
Understood. I mention that distinction only because I find many people (not you) who say that "X law doesn't apply because if it did, it would be bad" vs directing your ire at the actual laws, which are poorly written and the legislators who are negligent in fixing those laws.

Courts should decide based on the law, not based on what is "good".
The results are pretty interesting and impressive:

"The goal of our efforts is to enable continuous fuzzing for arbitrary open source projects. We ran our approach on a benchmark of C/C++ projects and have captured a subset of the successful integrations in order to integrate them to OSS-Fuzz or upstream ClusterFuzzLite.

During the initial runs of the fuzz harnesses three memory corruption issues were reported and also a couple of memory leakages. We manually debugged the issues to create fixes and report the issues upstream. The memory corruption issues were all heap-based read buffer overflows, where the heap-aspect comes from the harnesses allocating data on the heap. An interesting aspect for one of the discovered issues is that the project already had CodeQL running as part of its continuous integration workflow, however, CodeQL did not find the issue as reported by the automatically generated fuzzing set up."

I do wonder why they chose C/C++ projects as the benchmark.
Not only is Dimitri an amazing engineer - he's also great at building community and event/video production. Michigan Typescript meetups and videos have a level of polish that goes over and above
I haven't checked the DOOM one, but for the Pong example, the keyboard input is prerecorded. As in the sequence of the keyboard key press are sequenced in a TS array[0].

[0]: https://github.com/MichiganTypeScript/typescript-types-only-...
Community managers in action: Leading a developer community for good
cvss-bt – enriching NVD CVSS scores to include temporal/threat metrics
If I had to guess, it's a file with an array of keys pressed (or unpressed) at some time interval (say 0.1 seconds). Then a VS code extension can append to the array every 0.1 second along with any key-press states at that time. The compiler updates the game state whenever this array gets updated.

However, I'm guessing this is why we see a demo of pong and not doom. Doom probably just can't keep up with this.

No idea if I'm remotely on the right track here though.
I fail to imagine meteorite event that could throw rocks to stable orbit earth let alone go to the Mars.

I guess over eons everything is possible and didn’t do any math but my understanding of physics is saying „not possible”.
V2L is very different from V2H, but sure, you could charge your laptop and phone or whatever.
Dropping a 0 Day: Parallels Desktop Repack Root Privilege Escalation
I feel the same way. When my apartment got new locks, we could only unlock the doors with our phone. I refused to download the app, so I had to wait outside until someone could let me in. On a similar note I refused to keep a web browser on my phone because I would use it to constantly check the news or other sites. Every once in a while I had to scan a QR code, but I just quickly downloaded a browser then deleted it. Unfortunately with the new iPhone update you are required to have a browser on your phone. Now I must rely on self-control alone!
Domainly
> Obviously people are having close to zero friction with Apple's stuff.

I don't believe that to be true, I have been having issues with Apple bugs for the last 7-8 years. Totally unnecessary friction due to features I do not want and do not use.
Fetch artifacts directly from FlakeHub Cache using fh fetch
Didn't the US Congress authorize this spending? It's the executive Branch's duty to carry out laws, not to decide laws themself.

This is a bad framing, any way you slice it.
In the US, almost no vehicles support bidirectional / V2H. It's only the F150 Lightning, I think. (Hyundai/Kia and most others are V2L only.)
Zero hours contracts are likely the unintended consequence of other (employment) regulation. People / Organisations (this includes private businesses and organisation, as well as state owned organisation) will try to circumvent any limits placed on it.

You seem to be of the belief that if you "tweak the nobs" just right, things will be magically be fixed, this is naive. The law of unintended consequences has been observed countless times throughout history when people have tried to do exactly that. This is extremely naive.

Even Star Trek itself that you appear to be a fan of. The Earth is post scarcity, they show that the Federation isn't the benevolent force that they pretend to be (This is hinted multiple times in TNG and shown outright in DS9) and that there are others that are negatively affected by the Federation and its policies e.g the Marquis.
You can't post slurs here. I've (re-) banned the account.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
I didn't want to bring in specifics because I didn't feel like debating the specific thing, so I guess that made this post pretty hard to parse and I should have added more info.

I was trying to convey that it had found some sources that, if I came across them naturally, I probably would have immediately recognized as fringe. The sources were threading together a number of true facts into a fringe narrative. The AI was able to get other sources on the true facts, but has no common sense, and I think ended up producing a MORE convincing presentation of the fringe theory than the source of the narrative. It sounded confident and used a number of extra sources to check facts even though the fringe narrative that threaded them all together was only from one site that you'd be somewhat apt to dismiss just by domain name if it was the only source you found.
If you've already standardized on Docker Compose for development, is there an advantage to migrating to devcontainers?
Its not a good thing for businesses with no better alternative really. You can give anyone wordpress and host it on any hosting provider on the planet. Cant say that about most alternatives, not really.

Mind you I personally prefer to use all the alternatives, since I am more technically capable than most of the target customers.

Cheering for the developers just means only wordpress gets to sell hosting for it, they arent starving developers.
Well we haven't implemented a web browser capable of running javascript in the typescript type system yet.

Quick, someone tell this author it's not possible.
I feel that this is a basically reactionary perspective, despite the author's assertion that it is not.

Doomscrolling, like drug addiction, is largely the product of the holistic social-biological environment of the actor. People generally do not intentionally throw away stimulating, happy, healthy lives to become destitute drug addicts, and a comparison of opening a parking payment application to being offered alcohol seems hyperbolic.

Smartphones are in many ways materially superior to carrying stacks of paper, just as driving a car is usually materially superior to horse-drawn carriage. It is materially inappropriate to allow the Choice of horse-drawn carriage on the interstate highways. These technologies do require increased infrastructure and investment (that interstate), perhaps, but this is the way the human body itself is laid out: a network of interdependent, largely centralized organs. Compare to a simpler life form like a yeast. Less "infrastructure", but also less going on.

I do agree with some of the sentiment of the author. It is not very libertarian of me, but in my opinion, some increased top-down regulation of social networks might be necessary, i.e., KYC. The ability to hide behind aliases to publish whatever you want without any "skin in the game" seems to have decreased the level of coherence overall and permitted for neurotic anti-reality perspectives to proliferate. If government regulation of behavior and chemicals is appropriate, government regulation of garbage information probably is as well.
Consider a Signal group or some sort of backup comms channel.

Edit: Email can have latency, which is why I did not recommend it.
What kind of a blanket are you using and how thick is it? Seems like that would be the determining factor for size and cost.
That is a very spicy hot take, wasted on hackernews.

I agree though.
Yeah that's fair, thank you.
In the case of FFTs, no. Which is why I prefer the term Fourier space. I don’t like frequency domain because I frequently work with 3-D and 5–D FFTs while I’ve always felt frequency is connected to single dimension FFT.
that function name `copyItemAtPath_toPath_error_` sounds like it was ported directly from objective-c!
Cool idea, very ambitious, is there any prior research or feasible testing setup that would support getting from 0 to 1 with this?
I think the US pushed 'Voucher privatization' creating a system (in my mind intended to empower US investment takeovers) co-opted by horrible people turning them into Oligarchs is very specific and not standard at all.
Matt didn't attest under oath that he was transferring the rights to an arms-length organization; others might have assumed that, but I'm not sure why they would. Isn't the WPF-Automattic relationship more or less the norm with companies that have 'open-source business models'?
I saw a few at Starbucks. Look for the people with laptops on stands wearing headphones filling out applications on LinkedIn.
Totally fair, but I'd argue the water-cooled crowd is another, distinct sub-culture with it's own goals (e.g. silent is nice, but getting the highest overclock is nicer). Just like the nitrogen cooled and SLIC guys are scratching a slightly different itch. And, FWIW...there's probably 10 Noctuas within 20' of me; they are wonderfully quiet, but I think those calling them 'silent' are not quite accurate, YMMV.
Helix Accelerating Real-World Logistics
A Jacobin article scrollable from the top of HN's Top Stories?
Does not compute. Brain reset required.
I have a history of publishing in computational physics. But that's beside the point. I have an exciting new result in digital signal processing and I would like to get retroactively funded for the work. If researchers can get funded for future work, why not award past work that comes with a guaranteed outcome?
If the size of your paycheck depends on drama and making a surprised look in a YouTube thumbnail you would possibly insert yourself into the middle of things also
I am talking not about the ability to typeset your proofs, but the source code itself for the proofs. At the very least all the Isabelle and Coq proofs I've looked at have look much more like source code than the proofs they formalize.
Probably a heating element to reheat the coffee or tea. I have recently considered need something like a reheating lunchbox so I don't have to use the office microwave which is always gross. I just carry a huge Zojirushi insulted water bottle for my hot water need. I don't want to lose any water capacity...
PySimpleGUI shutting down
The PySimpleGUI repository has updated their readme to announce that the project is shutting down after 7 years. The commit making this announcement is from a day ago: https://github.com/PySimpleGUI/PySimpleGUI/commit/cde2b94f71...

The announcement is not currently reflected on their website (https://pysimplegui.com/).
I think one of the reasons for DOGE is to provide Trump with some deniability. Elon screws the pooch hard enough, Trump disowns the whole thing. Trump will never provide more than tentative support.
He's allowed to reject Rust within DMA, which he maintains. What he wasn't allowed to do was veto code that was merely a user of DMA, on the basis of objecting to R4L in general ("I will do everything I can do to stop this"):

> The fact is, the pull request you objected to DID NOT TOUCH THE DMA LAYER AT ALL. It was literally just another user of it, in a completely separate subdirectory, that didn't change the code you maintain in _any_ way, shape, or form.