skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My current preference in Vue 3 (with the Composition API) but using JSX (which is generally only mentioned with React) instead of Vue HTML templates (e.g. https://vuejs.org/guide/extras/render-function#v-for, https://vuejs.org/guide/extras/render-function.html#jsx-tsx) with TypeScript. Correct me if I'm out-of-date, but my understanding is Vue is more batteries included, and state management is more concise. I strongly prefer JSX :

- I can write for-loops, conditions, etc. in the same language I write my logic in with the same TypeScript and (Vscode) IDE support (e.g. refactoring, formatting, error reporting) vs using a special template language + IDE plugin.

- I find HTML templates really ugly and harder to read in that your dynamic logic code gets lost inside the static markup and presentation code e.g. `<li v-if="items.length > 2" v-for="{ id, text } in items" :key="id" class="card card-body fw-bold small"> {{ text }} </li>` vs `{items.length > 2 && items.map(({ id, text }) => (<li key={id} class="card card-body fw-bold small">{text}</li>))}` (still quite ugly but most of the logic is on the outside now).

- I can easily assign chunks of HTML to variables or generate HTML snippets via concise functions in regular TypeScript instead of being forced to create a new verbose component via HTML templates each time e.g. the arrow function above can be assigned to variable and reused. HTML templates feel very limiting in comparison.

It's sometimes awkward finding the JSX syntax (like for using Vue slots), but this is more because it's less common.

Would be curious of others who have tried this Vue 3 + JSX combination!
So, NIMBYism doing its dirty work?

People love to hate billionaires, but most NIMBY initiatives that block housing development and drive up the rents are pushed by groups of regular citizens, not the super-rich. Also true outside the US. Czechia hardly has any millionaires, but bored pensioners with a quest to meddle in everything are plentiful and they have, uh, results. So do some green NGOs.
We know even in a "not botched" lethal injection with the usual cocktail the sedation is often not effective and the paralyzing agent is only useful to hide that fact the sedation isn't working (and even counteracts the sedation).
Not starting out with $500 million VC debt?
Very little comes from the sun.
NIH to eliminate many peer review panels-lay off some scientists overseeing them
My definition of utopia allows for disagreement, my issue was with his methods, avoiding the original point and not the disagreement. I never tried to justify anything, at most I expressed a preference for killing serial killers over having wars.
Star Trek: Always Give Your Enemies Their Due – Dream Log
I would suggest a revolution before the mass scale killer robots become available.

Afterwards the only reason to keep the underclasses alive is purely sentimental. Which is not too thick a thread.
Sane competition, developers and end users would benefit from competition. This is just corporate lock-in. When a user is required to install Chrome for using a web app we're failing him as a platform, and the open web goes off the rail
If it's so cheap and easy then why haven't they done it already?

ChatGPT was announced Nov 22. The opportunity has been clear for two years and still essential software breaks.
Qt doesn't upgrade WebEngine often enough. So it is possible to have lingering vulnerabilities in Falkon.
Well, ChatGPT quotes 25k-75k tokens/s with 5 H100 (so very very far from the 40 tokens/s), but I doubt this is accurate (e.g. it completly ignored the fact they are linked together and instead just multiplied the estimation of the tokens/s for one H100 by 5).

If this is remotely accurate though it's still at least an order of magnitude more convenient than the M3 Ultra, even after factoring in all the other costs associated with the infrastructure.
An alternative to Pu-238 is Am-241 https://www.world-nuclear-news.org/Articles/Can-americium-re... .

The UK has around 140t of trans-uranics in its civilian stockpile, of which an estimated 5.6 tonnes of this is Am-241 per https://www.repository.cam.ac.uk/bitstreams/627b4440-37c9-4e....
A sibling thread talks about language zealotry and this is a textbook example.

I didn’t realise that the only requirement for well-written code is to have an expressive type system and memory safety.
Tripod was started by some people a few years ahead of me in my college and my social circle heavily overlapped with people who worked there, so lots of us who were still students did part time work there. Later on, I did a summer internship where I actually did software development, not just what we didn't yet call moderation.
> What is the difference between forced slavery and economical slavery ?

Carrot or stick.

People like to work for carrots, people don't like to be worked under threat of a stick. A horse that doesn't work dies either way, but one is much happier than the other.
It’s happening right now in the US.
We make the distinction between half and half and cream. If I goto a diner there's usually both light cream and half&half available for coffee in plastic mini-creamers.

EDIT: applies to NY/NJ, US
I believe this is the reason that the AeroPress uses paper filters to reduce the cafestol (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cafestol) significantly. Personally, I prefer using permanent metal filters in my AeroPress (for the flavour more than anything), but then I don't have high cholesterol so am not concerned about it and cafestol has been shown to be anti-carcinogenic and neuroprotective in animal studies.
> there's a firehose that directs all the rage or all the love to something for some period of time.

I call it “outrage porn.” I have a friend that is really politically engaged, and occasionally sends me YouTube links to almost cartoonish vids. I watched the first couple, but ignore them, now. He seems to take them completely seriously, and I’ve learned not to trigger him, when it comes to politics.

This seems to be de rigueur, these days.
> Just like nowadays you can't buy a "dumb TV"

You can, just not at a price that you would want to pay. ('tis the beauty of supply and demand)
Any feature that you have to fully stop to activate and is not often used IMO would be fine on a touchscreen, e.g disabling ESP.
Wow this is amazing!! Thanks for sharing!

I love how you really expanded on the idea of executing code at compile time. You should be proud.

You probably already know this but for people like me to switch "all" it would take would be:

1. A plotting library like ggplot2 or plotnine

2. A machine learning library, like scikit

3. A dashboard framework like streamlit or shiny

4. Support for Empirical in my cloud workspace environment, which is Jupyter based, and where I have to execute all the code, because that's where the data is and has to stay due to security

Just like how Polars is written in Rust and has Python bindings, I wonder if there's a market for 1 and 2 written in Rust and then having bindings to Python, Empirical, R, Julia etc. I feel like 4 is just a matter of time if Empirical becomes popular, but I think 3 would have to be implemented specifically for Empirical.

I think the idea of statically typed dataframes is really useful and you were ahead of your time. Maybe one day the time will be right.
Disagree, I use a tsp of cane sugar in mine, you can't agitate it efficiently by hand and it needs to be piping hot to help it dissolute. You need something like a cheap $10 handheld milk frother/mixer or something that can get into it better than your hand going anti-clockwise. I typically add a small amount of hot water and get a thick sweet enough paste then add more hot water if I'm doing instant and for ground the same but add a strain step at the end.
Health insurance, car payments, car insurance… I might be overlooking something. But with health insurance, you have the monthly payments PLUS you have costs on top of that when you actually go to the doctor/hospital.

I have “good” insurance for a family of 4 and on top of my monthly insurance premiums (maybe $500/month? I honestly try to ignore it) I paid at least 3,000 in additional. But one kid did do a 2 week hospital visit.
What about Mr. Null? His name is not in the list, directly and indirectly.
Technically Edge as well, after they nuked their internal effort and switched to slapping Bing ads on a Chrome fork.
It's also cruel to eradicate entire species. At this point we can only choose between playing incompetent god or competent god. This work is the latter, and I'm here for it.
I don't know why they particularly think that. But Mozilla developed a way to uniquely track people without their consent or knowledge. I am not ok with that and that is evil to me.
The first question I always ask about concurrency is: can I exploit immutability?

Once something doesn't change, your copy is a no-op, so size doesn't really matter.
If feels a little suspicious that Apple comes out with the C1, shows that it's fairly good, even if it's lacking in some areas, and then Qualcomm announces their new modem?

Seems a little unnecessary. Apple isn't going to switch back to Qualcomm, nor are Android makers going to be able to get a C1 into their phones. It's not really a competition.
I just value any persons lived experience over the output of a large language model and therefore don't think that the comparison makes a good point. If this is not a hypothetical but referring to a real grandma it's also pretty rude.
It's the paper filter that absorbs most of the cafestol (which can raise LDL cholesterol).
Is it MegaLag's video that you are referring to? https://youtu.be/vc4yL3YTwWk
No longer can you just go get 40 acres and a mule survive independantly, so job loss skyrockets your risk of death.

The new whip is starvation, homelessness, no health care, being out on the street amongst dangerous people, etc.
That at the end is a really strange take, providing a complex reason for what has a very simple explanation. The birthrates are plummeting because:

* the process of pregnancy, giving birth and everything postpartum is incredibly taxing to a woman's body, and it's not surprising that women choose not to go through it now that they have a choice.

* our economic system actively punishes people who do choose to have kids.

* our more and more individualistic societies make the upbringing more of a chore than it used to be. It takes a village, but the village is gone.
> Is this a valid study? (most dietary studies are pretty poor)

Is this a valid question? most critiques without any supporting evidence are pretty poor

really? "most" dietary studies? so 'most' of what we know about nutrition and diets is pretty poor? In the past 75 years there was no real nutrition science done?

The authors affiliations are below[1], are you saying they have no idea how to conduct a valid study? Why are you dismissing a study out of hand, with anecdotes and cliches, instead of reading it and commenting on what's actually published?

Why are you anti-science?

[1]

Department of Nutrition, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Boston, MA, United States

Department of Preventive Medicine and Public Health, University of Navarra—IdiSNA (Instituto de Investigacion Sanitaria de Navarra), Pamplona, Spain

Department of Nutritional Sciences, Temerty Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Toronto 3D Knowledge Synthesis and Clinical Trials Unit, Clinical Nutrition and Risk Factor Modification Centre, St. Michael’s Hospital, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Department of Epidemiology, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Boston, MA, United States

CIBER Fisiopatología de La Obesidad y Nutrición (CIBERObn), Instituto de Salud Carlos III, Madrid, Spain

Channing Division of Network Medicine, Department of Medicine, Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, United States
It's the cafestol that's in the coffee: https://academic.oup.com/mend/article/21/7/1603/2738489

Filter coffee uses a paper filter and paper filters can trap most of the cafestol.
Awesome! How do you use Vue with tsx/jsx?
LTT certainly talked about Honey replacing other discount codes in baskets potentially making a basket more expensive, and injecting their own affiliate code when no discount was available.

It was all thoroughly scummy and against the spirit of an affiliate referral.

But I don't understand why YouTubers were so surprised. This thing is clearly generating revenue to pay off all the top shelf YouTubers and it's clearly doing that by inserting affiliate codes to generate revenue. There's no ethical explanation as to where this extra saving and Honey's revenue comes from.
Author started comparing a debian image's size vs an alpine one. Immediately closed the article.
Yeah, but the US has >25% of the global GDP.

Go to India or China and look at the average persons buying power, then go to Texas or California. Singapore and Switzerland are in a comparable income bracket, but have a combined population of <15M.
The key question is something like "am I getting the best deal on offer?" for workers and "are these workers having the biggest impact possible?" for managers. The economy provides structures for the two parties to negotiate the best answers they can find.

Slavery puts the decisions to the slave owners, economic slavery retains the decision with the worker. If workers are in a terrible situation then at least they can reorganise if they see a better. With slaves they probably could think of better ways to organise, but the owners blocked them from acting.

In practice it means workers have and can act on strong incentives to upskill and find more effective working habits.
https://academic.oup.com/mend/article/21/7/1603/2738489

> Cafestol, a diterpene present in unfiltered coffee brews such as Scandinavian boiled, Turkish, and cafetière coffee, is the most potent cholesterol-elevating compound known in the human diet.
> really really good

Not really the way I’d put it: it has to be really, really cheap or really, really indispensable (why is a smartphone a must have for a homeless person…?)
There's no tangible threat of genocide though. Perhaps you've been overexposed to a social media bubble that's steeped in anxiety about this, despite there being no plausible prospect of such a horror occurring?
Tesla absolutely botched on so many things when ti comes to making cars safe. What is even more mind boggling is how people accepted it and don't see anything wrong with that.
The touch screen is there for other reasons (setup, navigation, ...) anyways and won't go away.

(Not) Having physical buttons then is a cost factor.
>> It's a very high cost of living area.

I dont know about Portland, but I live in suburbs of NY. Even an hour away, what you save in rent you end up giving up in the entire drive-park-ride-subway shuffle.

- You have to drive to the train station (pay for car, insurance, gas). Homes walking distance to train station are extra premium costs.

- You have to pay to park at the station (~$10/day for me)

- You have to pay for the rail ticket ($37 roundtrip / day for me)

- You have to pay for the subway/bus from the rail station to the office ($5.50 / day)

All-in, on RTO day trip costs $53 not including the car. Its not huge for a tech worker, but for many people this is prohibitive.

https://www.njtransit.com/fares

You can use pre-tax FSA transit accounts, but 1/3 of the time the cards dont work and you pay out of pocket. Then you cannot reimburse because FSA providers like HealthEquity do not allow transit post-reimbursement, even when their cards malfunction. Then, you lose the balance if you dont (cant) spend your balance in time. The entire system is set up to squeeze people.
This image from the same article is stunning. Those massive formations look like CGI to me. They're just too far removed from the sort of mountains I'm familiar with.

Notice the cars in the foreground for scale.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zagros_Mountains#/media/File...
The upside of a touchscreen is that you can make the buttons disappear if they go out of context.
It didn't work out for Intel vis-à-vis AMD, at least. Maybe Qualcomm's "AI" modem can put a few hours in at their strategic initiatives department when it's not busy creating that huge payback delta against Apple.
The article mentions Minecraft — if you’re interested, check out “Reinventing Minecraft world generation by Henrik Kniberg”, a great talk about procedural generation by one of the developers: https://youtu.be/ob3VwY4JyzE
so you can place your stack pointer back in the frame that you returned from earlier? that's probably the point at which they stopped understanding continuations before even starting.
New MacBook Air Fixes This Decades-Long Design Oversight
Google being Google, they may do it just for the sake of squeezing revenue from less likely blockable ad popups.

This explains why they decided to work on HTML dialogs out of the blue. In their mind, dialog is popup, and an ad popup that you cannot block equals more money for them.

Probably they are creating an area in specification for them to exploit in the future. In a twisted way of course, via extension manifest V4 or something like that.
The party that you must disclose your identity to doesn’t necessarily need to see the credential you will present to the party you wish to demonstrate your age to.

A blind signature could be used to have the ID checking party sign the credential without seeing it.
If their employees got 9 Nobel Prizes among them, surely we can wave away some fails that happened along the way.
> it currently eroding the very foundations of society

Greed has always led people astray. But the whirlwind has no power on those who are content. It's a tragedy but a fateful one.
> The modern dangers are state-funded and international they're not going to be thwarted by an age-verification law, are they?

As they write the laws, and mostly people follow them, no, they will not be thwarted.
Feudalism is the limit of capitalism without systematic pushback from the regulator.
Price is different from cost
Yes and what does that matter? If you have a vagina and you identity as a whatever, the article is still true for you. The medical advice doesn't matter what you identity yourself as. The information is about the specific organs. It doesn't matter what you identify yourself as. It shouldn't matter. It's weird that people think that these articles need to be adjusted for DEI. They are about the body, not about the mind.
This is a completely unacceptable vulnerability in any software purporting itself to be an identity provider. OP, name and shame this provider. I do not want to find myself using it.
It's sponsored article promoting notion that frugal life is eating at fast food "restaurants" but using various apps, coupons, and tactics. Frugal eating is simply buying fruits and vegetables then cooking, frying, boiling them, and it's also infinitely healthier.
When you set up a project it asks you if you want to use jsx afaik
You've missed the main reason: children were always a pension mechanism, and today we have socialized (, and private) pensions. There's no need to have children if you think, in the end, the state (, or you bank account) will look after you.
It is more like "Don't burden talented people with 15 hours of mindless grant-related bureaucracy per week". Current models of science funding sap precious time away from the researchers in the name of red tape.

The brains are the most precious resource, not the money, and they should not be bothered with trivialities.
Oh, I see. Life is all about one's input into the global economy. Technology has rendered it simply impossible to conceive of a higher purpose than middle management in a large corporate. Finally someone with the answers!
It's all housing.
>> SolidJS seems designed right so that it doesn't need so many major revisions

Which is exactly what is said about every framework
Similar discussion in the UK: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43245235
How do you deploy your code with Kestrel though? If you already have Windows Server licensed, then you get IIS and msdeploy without any additional tooling or vendor needed.
Or a sea/ocean
This documentation is pretty good for this, it's a supported option rather than something you have to hack in but I rarely hear it mentioned:

https://vuejs.org/guide/extras/render-function.html#jsx-tsx

Edit: Yes, oops, wrong link.
Americans need too fully support their richest and their real estate owners, because they'll become rich like them just in any moment. Everyone will receive one beautiful real estate and a small plastic bag with minerals. It's the last mile, you'll make it!
> Greenland leaves the Danish Realm

> Greenland becomes sovereign nation

Greenlanders don't want to become part of the USA afaik, but they know that in the current situation becoming independent means being invaded, sooner or later, by the USA, Russia or China, so I think that the scenario of Greenland trying to become a sovereign nation is less likely now.

As for Canada, although there are a number of Trump supporters that foam at the idea of invading their neighbor, I think that the invasion would be deeply unpopular (a number of people voted for Trump because he was supposed to stop the wars, not start new ones), especially if the Canadian population offer some kind of resistance although who knows, it is just a matter of enough propaganda...
Median has little difference to mean when it is a bounded variable .

Rating can only vary 1-5, so mean and median will always be pretty close . For variables like say wealth that skews the average with outliers is where median is more useful than mean
What's preventing you from working in a less dysfunctional place, exactly?
Why would I have asked if it were enough?
But you have (a) background tasks, (b) core iOS libraries being all multi-threaded courtesy of libdispatch and (c) AI being more commonplace which often is inferred across CPU and GPU.

Not to mention that Apple has been aggressively splitting up their operating systems into lots of independent processes.
Birthrates are declining in places (like the US) that do not have socialized pensions. (Social Security is not that... secure. And regardless, it's existed much longer than the recent birthrate decline here.)
Here we go again.

You need to read up on the definition of genocide (especially beyond thinking of it as the last 2-3 stages; being defined out of existence is quite literally EO 14168) and then maybe have a look at https://translegislation.com/.

It's one of those things that'll always sound exaggerated, even if it's not.
From across the pond, no they don't, even if the government redistributes much more money from the GDP.

Government funding tends to have a problem with bureaucratic overreach, the need to persuade committees mostly composed of old ossified has-beens, and the need to produce papers at any cost to "prove" you are not slacking off.

France redistributes over 50 per cent of domestic GDP. It has some scientific successes (as measured, say, by Nobel Prizes), but not dramatically more than other comparably developed countries.
Nice writeup.

If you are interested in this sort of thing, you might be interested in:
https://jangafx.com/software/geogen

(Haven't used it myself, but I understand their EmberGen tool is well thought of in visual fx)
Those headlines help me understand what I am getting so I seriously have no idea what argument you are trying to make.

You do seem to say Golang and/or Rust devs are zealots which, if it is indeed what you are saying, is boring and plain false.
they came for the speed but stayed for the API

This is exactly how I would describe my experience. When I talk to others about polars now I usually quickly mention its fast up front, but then mostly talk about the API, its composability, small surface area, etc. are really what make it great to work with. Having these same semantics backed by eager execution, query optimized lazy API, streaming engine, GPU engine, and now distributed auto-magical ephemeral boxes in the sky engine just make it that much better of a tool.