skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I know there have been many efforts to write a universal VM. Two things I think will make wasm more successful than prior attempts is:

1. it comes on with platforms already via a browser or node.js

2. like you said, the tools are here now (really LLVM made most of this possible)
I'm reminded of almost every image you see of Trump interacting with world leaders.

Merkel A:

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/angela-mer...

Merkel B:

https://www.thenational.ae/world/the-americas/donald-trump-s...

Trudeau A:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2017/07/01...

Trudeau B:

https://ottawacitizen.com/news/politics/watch-live-justin-tr...

When these are used to manipulate as they so often are, I consider these lies just the same as if they were printed words. Imagine your friend sent you a photo like this with the implication that the people were being aggressive somehow, but it turned out to be an instantaneous facial expression in a completely different moment. Such choice of image is a way for the media to lie with some veneer of deniability, and they do it every chance they get.

It's even worse on Twitter. And don't remind me of the images of the Kavanaugh hearing...
> Another interesting spin is how we frame ourselves as being the anti-imperial liberators of the world and praising ourselves for workers' rights, anti-child labor and pro-living wage. It was actually the soviets who were anti-imperial and pro workers rights.

Isn't there like a subreddit or website called like r/ShitHNSays?
Planes can absolutely land themselves. The only point you're making is that an autopilot cannot entirely replace a pilot, but that was never in contention. The poster above claimed an autopilot cannot land, it can, and it does every single day.

Additionally ILS frequency can be automatically set via electronic charts, particularly if the flight plan contains the destination runway (which isn't always possible).
> We all get rejected from dozens of interviews.

Which we know because of what? Sites like this let people know exactly that!

> Did anybody ever think it wasn't like this?

The common narrative is that if you work hard your efforts will be recognized. I don't normally hear "after a lot of people utterly fail to recognize them" unless you're talking about fiction writing.

> it feels like they want medals for getting rejected at companies that haven't even bothered to give me a callback.

I'm not sure why you draw that conclusion. Many of the messages I see are along the lines of "don't give up" and an implied "you can be skilled/capable without them recognizing it". Why do you think this is self-promotional rather than inspirational?

You're right, of course - failing to have ability recognized is very normal. But we tell our young people a very different message, and this site seems to be correcting that a little bit.
No it wouldn't. Private key hijacks and exchange hacks do far more damage than any bank network failure ever could, and they're much easier to perform maliciously.
Kurt Vonnegut framed two camps of writers: ones like you summarize above and others that precisely and painstakingly put each word to paper, exactly how they want it to look and do little or no editing. Both are legitimate and you should probably just use whatever works and forget about the "correct" way to write.
This is one of the interview questions they ask JS developers ... and it's idiotic. No-one in industry uses pure JS anymore. Literally everyone uses ES6 with eslint which will (with default rules) fail the build if you use such ambiguity.
I'm sorry for your pain. Back problems are the worst.

Oversteer is the norm. Precautionary principle and all that.

Patients with chronic pain have to train their care givers, just as they have to train you. You're building relationships, trust. Just like dating, jobs. Unhappy or uncomfortable? Move on to others you can work with.
And here's a technical overview of the product: https://www.extrahop.com/products/security/how-it-works/
Zulu Gets Graphical with OpenJFX – Azul Systems Blog
This is where things went wrong.

It was the job of the journalist to do this, eg, pick the best images that convey what really happened.

Along the way the news and journalist changed. Now they are all politically aligned and do their best to pick the images that best align with their political agendas.

At some point we are going to have to put a stop to bias reporting and force news organizations to either not be called "news" or report un framed - unbiased --- facts.

I don't need to hear the reporters, or anybody from the news organizations opinion on the matter. I just what the raw information.
Depends on what you mean by hoops (ala clang), but there is Graal which can run LLVM bitcode [0] but I am unsure if it can compile it. I have personally compiled C code to WASM and then to the JVM via [1]. C/C++ are complex (and/or have complex optimizations) so a compiler should be used, but doesn't necessarily have to target a specific CPU but still have to have a bit-preference and what not. And of course once you interact with the system, some abstraction has to occur somewhere.

0 - http://www.graalvm.org/docs/getting-started/#running-llvm-in...
1 - https://github.com/cretz/asmble
Creating Responsive Components for Your Design System: Carousel
> My bank locked me out of my account because they didn't approve of the way I was using it (crypto whitdrawal).

How much did you withdraw? You may have hit an anti-money laundering trigger. Nobody cares if you withdraw small sums of money, but anything over $10k usually sends alarm bells ringing.
Made the bullet list readable on mobile:

* Visual hierarchy (I.e. the same way you divide your code in modules and functions, you need to divide the visual space in a clear hierarchy).

* Basic on typography (It makes a big difference even if most people don't notice it)

* Understanding what's UX (I.e. reading "Don't make me think"). Just "caring" and "thinking" about UX will improve designs, even if you don't have much experience.

* Basic of color theory; How different colors mean different things (Branding-wise or for alerts/errors/warning).
There’s some great comedy by the late Bill Hicks about his drug and alcohol use and that by rock and roll bands like the Rolling Stones and The Beatles and what music would sound like without drugs.

Not to disparage the author but I see he is selling a book called: Real Artists Don’t Starve.

I haven’t read the book, I have to ask myself what if that was the approach taken by Van Gogh? What would his art look like? My guess is probably pre-Impressionist Manet.

Carl Sagan was a famous pot head who said something like re-evaluate the ideas that you come up when you high after you’ve come down.

I find the ideas can flow when I drink. I have heard other people say that that doesn’t happen for them.

There’s a great quote on the floor of the Guggenheim in New York: LET EACH MAN EXERCISE THE ART HE KNOWS

I think it’s really, find what works for you.
Does anyone know how well does mono to LLVM perform in contrast to standard RyuJIT on .Net Fx or .Net Core?
Wikipedia has an accurate summary: "[in all cases a CAT III autoland requires the] flight crew to monitor the system behavior very carefully and be ready to take control immediately." Oops.
Rettspraksis.no Liberates 40,000 Norwegian Supreme Court Cases from Copyright
Your comment makes it sound like the two mistakes are equivalent.

They might have been overconfident, but if the misleading marketing leads to deaths, I don't think the finger should be pointed to "overconfidence".
American railroads are slow, old, neglected, unsafe and need to be shared with passenger trains.

Forty years of planned and extensive investment in infrastructure is how China lifted itself out of its misery. There was a time when the US did the same but something happened along the way.
In my experience I’ve seen good productivity out of a monolithic architecture up to 50 developers. Have others seen the monolithic architecture scale higher?
Throw enough bullshit at a problem and something is bound to grow...
So the problem is that there’s no way to disguish the “generic” he from the “gendered” he, and it is very easy to read everything that uses the generic as being gendered, and then you suddenly have a world where only guys exist, which is probably some sort of political statement.

The singular they[1] has precedent going back to the fourteenth century. Just use that.

[1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singular_they
"Things I Learned in the Gulag", from Kolyma Tales was on HN previously:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17298645
The problem is that most people don't understand what the term "autopilot" refers to. In airplanes, autopilot can safely control the aircraft in a limited set of circumstances. It can't control the aircraft on the ground, nor can it control the aircraft during takeoff. And it can only land the aircraft on certain types of runways. Crucially, it requires human pilots to be monitoring the progress of the aircraft at all times because there are many situations that can arise while the system is engaged that require a corrective response. This seems to be no different from the Tesla system. Of course, due to the nature of driving on a crowded road versus being up in a relatively empty sky, there's a significant difference in the time available to apply these corrective responses.
Well, "terrible advice" if you want to have a clear mind for the tame trite that passes for modern writing.

But it worked well for writers in the past, from Baudelaire and Artaud, to Hemingway (who did wrote drunk), Lowry, Thompson, Miller, Bukowski, Burroughs, and tons of others...

Of course if you want to merely tie sentences together in your Mac on some Starbucks and never stray into self-destruction or anything resembling an outside-the-mainstream experience, sure...

That said, drinking/drugs as an artistic pose can be even worse than no drinking/drugs at all.
> "systemd" is always spelled lowercase. The 'd' doesn't stand for something and is never capitalized.

I thought the 'd' was a holdover from "daemon", as in initd or setsid, as a general name for a background process. systemd is a little more than just a background process but it's sort of the same idea.

From the wiki page: "In a strictly technical sense, a Unix-like system process is a daemon when its parent process terminates and the daemon is assigned the init process (process number 1) as its parent process and has no controlling terminal. However, more generally a daemon may be any background process, whether a child of the init process or not. "

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daemon_(computing)
I know this question is about web apps where there is little in the way of “standard,” but if it’s a desktop or mobile app, please, please use standard, system provided controls and menus, the generic system font, and well-known button icons. Don’t try to invent your own. Your users will thank you because they will know what everything does without having to figure it out. Plus, on many platforms, straying off the path of standard controls can lead to 10x or 100x the code. Just don’t do it.

Spend that saved development effort on fixing bugs instead. A great app with a boring UI is better than a buggy app covered by a beautiful coat of paint.
Some can. Airplane autopilots are tremendously varied. Some are as simple as a gyroscope hooked up to the ailerons to keep the wings level. I’m always baffled as to why people think “autopilot” implies any sort of autonomy.
> Rust's traits are type-classes.

And the functor typeclass in Rust looks like...?
He wrote a bit more about it on Quora [1]. He still feels he should have been hired, but I think the Quora answer makes it pretty clear that he's not what Google is looking for in software engineers.

[1] https://www.quora.com/Whats-the-logic-behind-Google-rejectin...
true. it may be that they didn't pay out many, or any, of those claims. fair point.
Minority in any meaningful sense, which is what we're discussing here, is something felt. Seeing reality distorted toward your representation is something you can feel, because it's otherwise been off-kilter and absent throughout the rest of your spacetime, in a million little ways.

If you don't feel it -- or think you have to dig deep and look, as you suggest -- then, I love you, but you don't really understand what is being talked about here. That's not a barb or a take-down, nor anything the you should feel bad about, but it is a fact about the conversation you're trying genuinely to have.

No pressure, but this is a really good read! https://sindeloke.wordpress.com/2010/01/13/37/ It was the very first thing I accidentally came across back when I used to moderate a forum, before I realized there was anything to figure out about these conversations. I'm grateful for any consideration or attention you've given to this comment, as I know that we're all stupid-busy and distracted in this world of our. Cheers :)
This reminds me of the recent poster PETA put out. It asks people to say "feed 2 birds with one scone" instead of the familiar version. haha
I don't understand what this page does, it shows normal examples for everyday life. There aren't even enough details to judge whether company A made a mistake not hiring a person now working for company B. Maybe the match was just poor. Everybody gets rejected, you probably rejected a lot of people and stuff yourself (if you didn't you should try it sometimes), who cares, get over it.
sounds pretty sad imo
I used to be a Notes Developer (i.e. wrote Notes applications, rather than wrote the code for Notes itself). From what I remember, replication used to take place in the background. You'd refresh your document view (or whatever) and new documents would appear.

If two people were editing the same document in different replicas of the same database, then you would get two copies of the document with one labelled as a "replication or save conflict".
What IBM systems are you thinking of?

System/360 had (and used) hardware privilege levels.

Seems like few of your examples involve not using hardware for process isolation. Java: no, except a few research OSes. Flash: no.
Domino databases have always been fully accessible to applications during replication.
RCE in Hubspot with EL Injection in HubL
> I respect those who’ve invested the time into maintaining & automating a full Linux environment they can use daily

I can't imagine what he means by that. All my Macs and Linux boxes (from a dozen of RPi-like ARM boxes, to laptops, to big Xeon server) and even the OpenIndiana and FreeBSD machines all work without much effort. A `yum update` here, a `pkg update` there and nothing ever breaks. It's actually boring compared to 2004 or so, but we end up getting used to actually working.
He lost fair and square for being out of the mainstream. There was no conspiracy.
Indeed - which is why e.g. Windows asks you whether your LAN/Wifi is a "home network", "work network" or "public network". You could use the same strategy to find out whether or not you should trust the networks DNS settings.
You'll like it a lot less when you need a way to feed your family (or just yourself), and rejection is all you get. You can't pay your rent and grocery bills with rejection.
> Because publishers jumped on bandwagon and started deploying AMP pages en masse.

Your conspiracy theory might make sense if the other search engines and link aggregators didn't actively encourage their link targets to also implement AMP or if they tried to extend AMP for their own purposes and were blocked by Google. Neither is the case.
Building Smartphone Antennas That Play Nice Together
"He’s team deactivated a perfectly normal gene in an attempt to reduce the risk of a disease that neither child had"

WTF, The Atlantic? Get some copy editing.
ISTR seeing some benchmarks where using AVX512 really hurts your throughput if you're running multithreaded code. Again, vague memory, but the reason was that it winds up heating up the core that's running the AVX512 code and causing all the other cores to thermally throttle.
Yeah, this kind of blind racism and ignorance of what's actually happening in China is always a bit shocking. A lot of people are going to look back on the US from 2001 to 2030 and ask themselves how people be so totally blind and stupid. It's going to be one of those monumental historical blunders that will never really be lived down.
> The single biggest advantage of Chrome is that it's bundled as the default, non-removable browser on the largest mobile OS in the world: Android.

I'm still upset that Mozilla balked on Firefox OS[0]. It would have made a good ChromeOS competitor on laptops and tablets. I would have opted for a Firefox OS tablet instead of Android as a secondary device. A privacy-focused tablet would have been amazing.

Honestly don't see any reason why Mozilla couldn't restart the project on larger-screen devices - skipping the phone phase for a period. Especially now that they have their rust-powered Quantum Browser showing the world what it can do.

They could always do phones later on when the platform matures. I think they are failing to see that solutions are about ecosystems. Few can deny they have a rich, browser-based, ecosystem. They are still thinking in legacy terms - a single-use application.

I believe they have the monetary means (and the talent) to enter hardware (or via Kickstarter). Their worst enemy... they may be a little old-school, corporate management-heavy on top.

Their leadership let Firefox stagnate, the performance suffered the entire time Chrome was taking everyone's market share. We're talking years of neglect.

> If Firefox had somehow had this clinching advantage in an alternate reality.

The alternate reality... Google invests $22 million in the ported version of Fire OS, KaiOS[1]. They are helping to keep alive (and integrating themselves) into the very OS Mozilla created (and abandoned).

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firefox_OS

[1] https://techcrunch.com/2018/06/27/google-kaios/
"We will get rid of it for you and migrate you onto our managed Exchange service for only $xxx,xxx/month."
I don't want a second/third job. I want to spend my time off with my family and loved ones.
> From a sheer evolutionary perspective, the group willing to use a successful design mechanism is going to beat out the one that is not over the course of a few generations.

Not if the latter is willing and able to summarily exterminate the former in the first generation (or earlier, when they are still developing the tools.)
This is a good start, but I don't see why you couldn't make it autoconfigurable like normal DNS is.

I suspect, few users will have anything useful to put in that field, except the default.
Yes, but they're arguing that those movements were "under control". Meaning nobody knew, nobody cared.

When Paris was shut down for 4 days due to student protest for Macron's new labor laws, it lasted on the front page of "Le Monde" for about 3 hours. Agriculture protests ? Not a peep. Taxi protests ? A mention. Public sector strikes ? Mention. Students again ... and again ... and again ? Not much at all. And yet all of these were massive protests. Tens of thousands of people at least.

Essentially, there has been protests against Macron's policies with a huge strike every 2 months at least (and every month in the last year). But reading the media you would never know this.

And of course, the net result of the censorship is that protestors know: they need to grab international attention ... or just go home. Well the "gilets jaune" have gotten international attention. By massive turnouts, and by violence. Is this bad ? Well, yes, but nobody in government can say this is the least bit surprising.

One example I thought was particularly glaring was the "yellow vests" going outside of France proper. This was 3 weeks into this protest. Nothing in the local newspapers whatsoever. Then suddenly a message "half the country's police force (not just the city's) deployed to Charleroi because 3 yellow vests seen". Wait, what ? Why the hell would the police do that ? Well, now we know. And even now, the reporting about the extent of the protests is ... well let's just say it doesn't match what Twitter and Youtube are (effectively) reporting. From the cities I know, I must say, especially the Youtube videos looks quite convincing, and I don't think at all this is fake news. But you won't find the extent of the protests in the newspapers even today.

So I must say, one gets the feeling rather strongly a significant portion of the government complaints is about the government first gaining, then losing the ability to censor information about social protests. They want to prevent information spreading through facebook/twitter/youtube/...

I don't feel they should get that power. At all. Not even if there are violent incidents during the protests, because let's face facts here: the government doesn't care about the violence. They care about the protests becoming public knowledge.

And keeping a Goldman Sach's banker in power.
You have 2 choices. You can do it discretely; after work hours, no the may not contact my employer. Or, you can do it openly; multi-hour lunch breaks, lots of personal time off, and your LinkedIn profile is super active.

The latter will either get you a salary increase or you'll be shown the door. Ask me how I know.
How could I write this in Rust?

fun map f [] = []
| map f (x::xs) = (f x) :: map f xs;

And boy, no TCO. What a shame.
The main advantage of Wordpress and what makes it unique is that it‘s a real ecosystem, it scales from normal users, or business users/marketers who operate on a very high level, web designers, down to full stack developers and infrastructure devs, covering the whole business - design - dev continuum.

There‘s like a guaranteed influx of new clients downstream, who start small with a site builder, and get snatched up as clients as they grow.

Other “competing“ solutions just don‘t support a similar continuum in their ecosystems. Either they‘re missing the “normal people DIY level“, like most JS and Jamstack solutions, and/or they miss the lower levels and have proprietary hosting and devops solutions.

Having this continuum or diverse market also means that the‘re many people depending on that ecosystem, trying to increase the influx of new people. Not only to the level they operate on, but also the top non dev level. Normal people who ask experts (devs) for advice get directed towards WP as a result.

It‘s basically self promotional.
Regarding tools, OpenCV has a PLY-to-2D-images renderer [1].

[1]: https://github.com/opencv/opencv_contrib/blob/master/modules...
My initial reaction is to assume that they were rejected because of a lack of experience, which is unfortunate but understandable. They may have mentally attributed it to only their age, but it's very easy to assume your own suspicions after getting a reason-free boilerplate rejection.

That being said, I would love to see the rejection letter.
It seems that systolic arrays trade flexibility for performance. This makes me wonder in what way TPUs are less flexible than GPUs.
I agree, but this is a more elaborate crime and demand an improved strategy/logistic.

I'm referring mainly the common "default" crime: a man with a gun robbing a shop and run with all the sweet money. It's far common in many countries although not so common in many other places.
I was at Lotusphere the year Notes 4 was announced and we gave it a standing ovation.

If you'd ever worked with Notes 3 you would know why.
Probably because that's what the name suggests.