skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>Netflix is what you put on while you are doing other things.

Yeah, I watch all films I consider worth seeing in the theater frankly. I rarely have nightmarishly disruptive movie going experiences. Any disruptions are minuscule compared to the infinite attention distractions at home or on any viewing portal connected to the internet.

And sometimes I go specifically for the rowdy crowd experience. For example, watching Grand Theft Hamlet with a appreciative (and somewhat drunk) rowdy crowd in the theater was fucking fantastic. Ironically, someone in Riot Games, the company that decided to stream Arcane on Netflix, also knew this very well when they rented movie theaters across the world and had screening events ahead of official Netflix release dates for episodes from the the latest Arcane season -- for an audience mostly composed of ballistic League of Legend cosplaying gen Zs and alphas.
Get a proper physical keyboard to write, and stop using smartphones as typing devices.
I assure you we are kindred spirits. I started writing about golf as someone who was just a bit embarrassed to like golf because nobody was writing about golf from a skeptical position.

My blogs name is “Wigs on the Green” because that’s and archaic term for a fistfight, and I wasn’t to write like I was willing to burn every bridge if I thought it was good for golf, environmentalism, and the culture.

I learned on muni’s and went to graduate school in Scotland where I learned the snooty aspects of golf are almost exclusively a North American phenomena.
You mean the same American president threatening to annex the country? Because they can fuck right off, if so.

I'm amazed American's don't seem to grasp this. The president is threatening annexation, and several people below them in the administration are taking it seriously. This is deeply offensive.
Wasn't Waldorf a cult?
That first website is quite amusing to someone not in avacados...

"HAPRIO IMPACT
The Hass Avocado Promotion, Research and Information Order (HAPRIO) created the Hass Avocado Board (HAB), an industry-funded national program that has been recognized for being key to growing U.S. avocado consumption and driving value for producers and importers since its inception in 2002."

sounds like an apache project.
No, that’s the correct thread. It looks like the comments I saw have been deleted, but folks were accusing the author of the article of terrorism and anticipating the author’s arrest for having written it

Edit* turns out the comments are still there, just flagged and dead.
Experimental Lilly drug cuts genetic heart disease risk factor by 94% in trial
Thank you for these references. It is how you say, and, for c++ would involve handling 16 bit "int", char larger than 8 bits and in the case of pre-20 compilers you cannot even assume two's compliment.

I am sure such correct code can be written, but expecting everyone to play along with standard and ignore that 100% of existing compilers have much saner behaviour, might be very difficult.
Hmm maybe tricking your users into using your product is not a good way to achieve product market fit.
Actually if you check wayback they've been telling us straight up since 2016 they make money off of commissions.
https://web.archive.org/web/20180125135216/http://help.joinh...

Affiliate attribution wasn't explained in full but MegaLag with all his research still didn't accurately explain it since it's pretty complex. The user doesn't need to know this.

Doesn't make sense to explain all the nuts and bolts if it works the same way any other coupon website would.
> using RAG not for its ability to expose more info to the model than can fit in context, but rather for its ability to hide info from the model until its "discovered" in some way

Would you be willing to expand on this?
Why the Lombok hate? It's just an innocent preprocessor allowing a bit of syntactic sugar right?
> I'm not going to hold my breath.

The snark and pessimism nerd-sniped me :)

I've used AI heavily to maintain a cross-platform wrapper around llama.cpp. I figure its worth a shot.

I took a look and wanted to try but hit several hard blocks right away.

- There is no gtk-4 branch :o (presuming branch = git branch...Perhaps this is some project-specific terminology for a set of flags or something, and that's why I can't find it?)

- There's some indicators it is blocked by wxWidgets requiring GTK-4 support, which sounds much larger scope than advertised -- am I misunderstanding?
Captrice allows you to export an exercise collection. You get a json file that can be shared with others or copied to another device where it can be imported back into the app.

> AlphaTab is the star here

Absolutely! High quality stuff. I wasn't aware of the person behind the project. Thanks for mentioning it.
what vulnerabilities does rust introduce over c/c++?
At some point, sure; but there is always value in comprehending why someone might find an existing flow overly obtuse and/or frustrating when they "just want to do a simple thing".

To imagine otherwise reminds me of The Infamous Dropbox Comment.

Addendum: to wit, whole companies, like SquareSpace and Wix, exist because web dev is a pain and WYSWIG editors help a lot
I’m not sure that it’s ownership is the reason for The Guardians success. NYT has also been successful with a more traditional ownership model.

Their success, I suspect, is due to being early to shift from addressing a particular geographic market, to addressing an ideological market, after the internet destroyed the geographical barriers to entry.

I suspect this internet driven incentive to focus on ideological markets is a big part of why politics in most countries has become so partisan. When newspapers focused on a particular geography, but had limited completion, they had an incentive to avoid becoming partisan because that would only serve to limit their addressable market.
Just like how Finland lured Japanese into raw salmon.
You sound like one of those weirdos who also thinks I should do my job from somebody else’s office
We all know that American democracy is a sad broken joke, but this piece of news is about France, which seems to have a functioning one.
The DDA Algorithm, explained interactively
Is it worth making short lived allocations just to please the GC? You might just end up with too many allocations which will slow things down even more.
No I get that; video games are just my medium of choice. The problem I was trying to get at is these arguments and perceptions usually stem from the degenerate cases, which only get worse the further in time you go, but I don’t think it’s really due to the technology itself. You have the same braindead systems appear in any medium of entertainment — there are definitely systems of total waste in sports, physical play (I’ve yet to encounter anything so degenerate as balltapping — and that shit spreads rapidly once it starts), literature, etc.

It can hardly be said that a studio ghibli flick stunted the imagination of children worldwide but I would definitely believe it if you suggested cocomelon rotted the brains directly out of their skulls

I think it’s also worth noting that kids have a shitload of time. They can engage in both technologies and physical play and other activities simultaneously; the problem occurs when singular or few activities overwhelmingly consume that time — which is why I claim the unbounded timesinks can be catastrophic — and what I think most people are worried about when they blanket-ban whole systems/mediums
Ignoring this new feature, you can't put spans inside an option, only text. It's odd that they have this example in the post for the "old" way but they show it retaining the spans.
I think changing the word from "execute" to "inference" is even clearer to be honest. Though it's much better than the original word choice.

Because they think LLM and ChatGPT are synonymous.

I still find it weird. 99.9999% of NPCs in video games are not LLMs. So why would people ask that question?
Sad I won't get to ride Ivan when I (hopefully) go back to the ice this fall. I've ridden Ivan both previous times I flew to McMurdo from CHC, though the second time it's because the Kress got stuck in soft snow lol
You hit on it. This is something that (small cohort of) American farmers can do domestically, but at a higher level, we ought to determine if it's better to do that or to have a trade arrangement. I really believe that Mexican avocados is a win/win. It frees up California farmers to produce more essential resources, and it gives Mexico a very viable export. I really like this as a study of healthy trade.
Dimon and Musk have feuded in the past. This is honestly in her cards.
Probably too complex to explain here but tldr; every cash back program is built on top of the affiliate marketing rails since Ebates started it in 1998. Same for coupon websites since those came along.

It is a system design flaw (that maybe will self correct because of this) that multiple advertising models at different points in the value chain are built on the same system. 'Multi-touch' or 'any-click' are the correct direction to solve this problem but introduce their own challenges for retailers which is why most of them have not adopted these systems yet.

You ask "what exactly is Honey doing here?"

Short answer is helping the retailer with conversion and limiting cart abandonment by making the user happy and more likely to transact.
Why do you think this is only a meme? Flow modes, centering methods and content are still at odds with each other and don't generalize. This idiotic model cannot get it right unless you're designing for a very specific case that will shatter as soon as you bump its shoulder.

Edit: I've been in the AI CSS BS loop just a few days ago, not sure how you guys miss it. I start screaming f-'s and "are you an idiot" when it cycles through "doesn't work", "ignored prereqs" and "doesn't make sense at all".
> Last I checked Rosie O'Donnell is only one stupid enough to imply that the latest presidential election was not completely above tye board.

The MAGA cult was complaining about it until it became obvious they did not lose the elections.
Regulation around competition is quite clear. It’s unfortunate that Apple is the kind of company that only reacts after getting sued or fined instead of doing the right thing in the first place.
Cline, full stop. It's approaching literal magic at this point.
The crypto billionaire "commander" is an interesting character: "Wang was born in China but lives primarily in Svalbard and since 2023 is also a citizen of Malta and Saint Kitts and Nevis through their golden visa programs. Wang will be in command of the mission, [vehicle commander] Mikkelsen will be in command of the spacecraft with the traditional operating duties given to a typical NASA commander."
I mentioned that:

> You could have even made the default theme shadcn-like to satisfy all the people lying to themselves that one day they'll actually modify that ui folder.

That's why shadcn is so terrible: you're resorting to diffs and a loose convention instead of a stable API and a package manager, for the promise that one day you can definitely probably modify it into something else... yet if you're the kind of person to start with shadcn/ui instead of Radix, you shouldn't be modding components in the first place.

Even if you get real designers later, they're not going to try and "evolve" shadcn into your brand, they're going to start from scratch and you're back at Radix again.
How does one provide evidence/sources for a disappearance?

I can show you sources that say DB Cooper existed but there’s no evidence of his disappearance by definition so… what do you think you are looking for exactly?
SoftBank Group is not always known for the most sound funding, they did invest in the "Stargate" program that hasn't seen a whole lot of action.
They recognized what was coming and knelt rather than having their balls busted.

Also, they're already wealthy, they have what matters in the foreseeable future.

This is unequivocally not an endorsement of their choices.
“A short 2.5 minutes after liftoff, the Falcon 9's first-stage booster shut down its nine Merlin engines, executed stage separation from the rest of the rocket and performed a deceleration burn to put itself on a trajectory to land on SpaceX's Just Read the Instructions droneship in the Atlantic Ocean, which happened on schedule about 5.5 minutes later.”

Super cool!
Visual basic created a revolution in software world especially for poor countries like India. You will be surprised how many systems were automated and turned into software driven processes. It was just mindblowing.

If AI driven software can do it on steroid it would be a massive impact on economy.
These are fuzz tolerant, not preferred. Stable and high quality results would still be ideal.
Cool to Chat with YouTube Video
Just put the youtube video and start asking questions
https://www.npr.org/2015/09/18/441530790/how-the-desperate-n...
github.com

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To add something constructive, think of how deamanding people can be in ordinary everday life.

Now think of how demanding they can be when something doesn't quite work how they want.

I've been on both sides of the fence being a demanding user myself and prolific contributor. I could write entire volumes on the cesspool that can be opensource contributing; obviously there's lots of good that comes with it too, good communities, good people.

But open source is an ecosystem like any other really, there are cesspools of obnoxiousness, toxic behavior, and also havens of really insightful and friendly people.
The following links here are a good place to start.

Elliott's activist letter to Samsung:
http://sevalueproposals.com/assets/downloads/SEC-Press-Relea...

Elliott's presentation:
http://sevalueproposals.com/assets/downloads/SEC-Presentatio...

Elliott famously disapproved of the Samsung C&T merger, which ultimately went through. The Korean media demonized Elliott for trying to reform the company. It was an eye-opening experience seeing how Samsung effectively captured Korea both politically and through the media.

McKinsey Report (ctrl-f: "korea discount")
https://www.mckinsey.com/kr/~/media/mckinsey/locations/asia/...

Bloomberg report on the Korea discount:
https://archive.md/eBJdl

FT Report about cross shareholding:
https://archive.md/eYXGM

For all claims of Korea's dynamism, it's still seen as investment rat poison and it's telling that it's still considered an "emerging market" by MSCI. Public markets aside, SK's venture capital scene is, for all intents and purposes, non-existent.
Do people still use stack overflow to answer their questions these days?
I think the only thing where you could argue is it's preferred is creative tasks like fictional writing, words smithing, and image generation where realism is not the goal.
"Congress established a federal program in the early 2000s that collects a few pennies for every pound of fresh Hass avocados sold in the U.S., whether they were grown domestically or imported."

I'm not OK with this. I know the amount is tiny, but it's the principle of the thing, the US government should not be in the business of promoting stuff like this. That an inappropriate use of government.
See how the goalposts now move from "arms manufacturer in general" to "I don't agree with US foreign policy."

And even assuming that's true for the sake of argument, what? Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, et al. are just supposed to shut down for good the moment one politician makes a morally questionable decision? Life is not that black and white.
does making software scale? i see exploits for android/ios even though they spend millions if not billions on securing it. which unsound techniques make exploits unfeasible? i'm not even looking for a guarantee, just an absence in practice.
> Unless these tools can be run locally independent of a service provider, we're just trading one boss for another.

Not only that, we have to be careful about all the integrations being built around it. Thankfully the MCP standard is becoming mainstream (used by Anthropic, OpenAI and next could be Google) and it's an open standard, even if started by Anthropic so we won't have e.g. Anthropic specific integrations.
I have no issue with "consent or pay".

They have to pay the bills somehow. The alternative to "consent or pay" is "pay". I'm really struggling to see how you feel its wrong.

I am actually having difficulty writing this, as "consent to share your data" is ultimately a way to track and collect data on you. But what can you do? They are offering you something which takes time and money to produce. You can pay for it with money or with your data.

Isn't this choice better than companies just always tracking you, and also trying to get you to buy something?

Deep down I know most people don't understand the amount of data and other information companies collect on them nor what they do with it. But at a certain point we have autonomy. I'd rather be given a choice between "we track all your data" or you can pay verses the default of tracking all data and paying. There is always the third option of not consuming the content. The choices we make.
Logging – Quick setup for go lang
setup logging in go lang
> he would've had a legal basis to prosecute Hillary Clinton for felonies

America is currently ann argument against popular democracy. Before we concede that electoral politics don’t work in a world with social media, maybe we can give increased prosecutorial discretion a chance. The alternative, after all, is just more authoritarian.
What are the key trade-offs between Cloudflare Workers and AWS Lambda
What are the key trade-offs between Cloudflare Workers and AWS Lambda for building high-performance serverless applications?
You are just confused because you bought the democracy fairy tale. There is no "real" democracy. There are nation states and in this case it is the French nation state. Politicians come and go but the state (also known for some reason as the deep state) made of bureaucrats, military personal, intelligence, etc... are not going to let some random dude rule over the country just because he got 50%+ of the population electing him. That's the pipe dream of democracy but not the reality.
> as if “the law” is “enforced” by higher beings sitting outside the political process

But this is what we get if embezzlement (and insurrection) go unpunished. Someone we look to outside and above the legal system to mete out retribution.
> Up front, McPherson struts with coil springs and a stabilizer bar provide decent handling, while at the rear, a semi-rigid axle with torsion bars and hydraulic shocks prioritizes comfort over sporty roadholding—a compromise criticized against the Citroën CX’s independent suspension or the Germans’ stiffer setups

That read a bit like John Lakeman's piping speech. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-F-IHvF5OCA)

The text itself, unfortunately, is clearly written by (an older version of) Chatgpt
Here's a nice map about different countries EU contributions as GDP%: https://brilliantmaps.com/eu-budget/

Seems to me the they'll be able to shoulder the gradual ramping down of the 1.5% of GDP after as they ascend to the higher income club.
Yep, there's always someone ranting about JSON inefficiencies, which I don't observe at all :)
> engineering ethics classes

Sidebar: do these exist these days? I mean in software, specifically.
Yeah it'll melt like that. If you try in things like a cheese sauce for mac and cheese...it melts poorly into the milk and messes with the consistency/thickness.
Hi! You won't get billed for importing a provider. You just need a user account because your providers need to be associated to your Augento user. You can then start to use the data ingestion onto the platform - free of charge, of course ;) Actual billing then applies only to training and inference.
> Wait... so you effectively said "there's no holocaust going on"

I said the opposite, there are literally multiple genocides going on. They make a fair bit of noise. There is lots of evidence of them if you care to look. They all have well sourced Wikipedia pages.

It isn't possible to wipe out a people and not have others quickly notice what is going on.
They are available to all teams, financially affordable, do not make the ball dirty, and they lead to more spectacular catches. Why would they consider banning them?
"He is asking the court to order the Trump administration to ask for Abrego Garcia’s return and, if necessary, to withhold payment to the Salvadoran government, which says it’s charging the United States $6 million a year to jail U.S. deportees."

$6 MILLION A YEAR?! For how many deportees?

>Abrego Garcia’s family has had no contact with him since he was sent to the megaprison in El Salvador, known as the CECOT. His wife spotted her husband in news photographs released by Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele on the morning of March 16, after a U.S. District Judge had told the Trump administration to halt the flights.

>“Oopsie,” Bukele wrote on social media, taunting the judge.

The El Salvadoran president sounds more like a dictatorial sociopath..
“The drug, lepodisiran, reduced levels of lipoprotein(a), or Lp(a), by an average of 93.9% versus placebo over six months after one or two 400 milligram doses”
IIRC it work when you disable Js
They don’t really need to be learned differently. They do need to be practised though.
My Kindle got hardly any use nowadays thanks to this gem.

Out of the box it's a bit hard to use. Love it after configuring intuitive gestures for navigation.

Especially love the frontlight switch that lets me read while helping my kid fall asleep.
> I'd rather prefer people use easy to remember flags

Like -fhardened?
I stopped because every time I'd ask a question someone would come by and complain about something and vote to close the question. Then the question never gets answered. I think the site is dying because of AI. I used Deepseek to answer my last few questions with great success. I think I'll just use that from now on.
Use OIDC with SSH (Open Source)
The patterns are different on different string sets. You don't need to learn DEF with the same pattern again, but you do need to learn all the ways of playing CDE
I had one at University of Michigan, but that was almost a decade ago now.
New #1 SWE-Bench achieved by combining Claude 3.7 and O1
assuming they start planting trees NOW. it takes approx 4-5 years for a grafted avocado tree to start bearing fruit.

of all the Tariff hit products this is probably the fastest of any of them to do what a Tariff is meant to do... Make the product attractive enough to produce locally unattractive to import.

if growers trust that Trump is consistent and reliable enough to stick to his guns around tariffs (and he hasnt been to date, so thats a real leap of faith), then Avocados will be one of the first products that we'll see the effect of his Tariffs paying dividends to america.

most the other industries and products take a lot longer than 4-5 years to "flip the switch" and start producing locally in numbers large enough to counter the imported numbers.

I haven't seen him do much to bolster that industry other than the tariff... so it may never kick off. What might happen is the "Fad" for avo products might just die off and by 4-5 years comes around it might not be a product in demand anymore.

Edit: oh also, 25% tariff might not BE ENOUGH of a price increase to affect the import numbers at all as well... its hard to know what the final straw is, in the consumer space. They can be fickle buggers.
Discover how Agentic AI is shifting digital accessibility from reactive fixes to proactive, built-in inclusion for everyone.
I'm curious how they will develop all these suburban former movie theater lots. They are typically very big. Surely, affordable housing. /s
> the donation nag at the end of every article is always specifically anti-Trump

It’s not really surprising, or even controversial, for a European newspaper to be mostly anti-Trump. They are also anti-fascism and pro-democracy. All perfectly logical.