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You mean extort developers who are mostly publishing free apps backed by services or advertising?

How many apps do you use on a daily basis that you paid money for, find notifications useful, and would have been suitable as a web app?
concerning the +5000 open issues on github, when are you going to pick a few and see what you can do to fix them?
When I think in-app search, I usually think Algolia first but then ElasticSearch and Solr immediately after.

I think mentioning any of them would be okay.
I love it when people tell me startup idea that goes against most current trends
Is the issue with ZFS deduplication really due to the fact that it is done online ? From what I understand the way that ZFS works, the amount of ram used to keep deduplication metadata would be necessary even if the deduplication was done offline, i.e. it is necessary also for read operations, not only for write operations.
Ok, but please don't post unsubstantive comments here. If you know more than others, the thing to do is to share some of what you know, so we can all learn something. If you don't want to do that, it's always an option to let others be wrong on the internet and move on. Calling names helps no one.

We've had to ask you about this before, so could you please review https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and use HN as intended? We'd appreciate it.
Maybe you just got mentally hardened. What you used to treat as a sick day now doesn't feel that bad. Not because you're less sick, but rather because a light cold doesn't seem so bad anymore.
Model Y production ramp started in January, ahead of schedule. Deliveries expected to start before the end of Q1. Exciting stuff!
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It doesn't.

Edit: It doesn't.
Thanks for clarifying, I didn't know this.
A different way of looking at it is, with ~5 packages that were likely stolen out of 2,000 or so delivered, that's about a 1/4% loss rate, which is much lower than the typical retail store suffers from shoplifting.

So, it's pretty much priced into their margins already.
It's possible to buy a colo at an exchange for $$$ and push to prod from the house. Algorithmic trading is...algorithmic. trade decisions are encoded into the algorithm, decisions based on market feed info such as last executed orders, volume, etc.

The idea is you take a previous trading intraday execution data set, profile out volume per second, execution prices, etc. Then encode a proprietary datascience backed decision tree for dispatching buy sell messages.

No human in theol loop.
Even at 100-1000x oversubscription, this doesn't seem like a solution for the "half of humanity" that the article claims this will affect (~3.9B people as of today).

I certainly find Starlink interesting, but I think its impact will be a lot smaller than the author does.
Congrats to the whole Tesla team + SpaceX. Crushing things. It's taken a long time, but it's all starting to pay off.
That makes me wonder the viability of using a peltier as the pump/sink for a temperature differential battery.
Teen used to be the old adult. Today's 'teens' used to be admirals and generals.
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I'm considering using Flutter (instead of Ionic which Ive been using for mobile up till now).

In terms of Node breaking when switch platforms - are you syncing the node_modules folder between machines somehow? Don't do that. Doing "npm install" will sometimes install binaries specific to a platform that won't work across them. Put node_modules in your.gitignore, and sync between machines using version control rather than something like Dropbox. I used to just put the whole project in Dropbox but ran into too any issues between Mac/Windows.
Exactly. And the major version upgrades are a pain. Unless you're willing to give your weekend away to figure out how to fix the broken configs, it's better to wait a month or so to see how other, more enthusiastic people have worked around it.

IIRC my first build was with El Capitan, and I tried to follow with all updates, but it was painful every time.

When I was building my Hackintosh, the common advice was to use nvidia GPU, so I got myself a then fresh out GTX 1070. But then soon, Apple decided not to sign the nvidia web driver, so we all are SOL with the support on newer macOS versions.

I was even considering trying to sell my current GPU to replace it with an AMD one, but instead decided to make it work with iGPU and do the GPU-heavy work on Windows.

I would never use or recommend a Hackintosh for any work where you'd expect a reliable machine, let alone using it for work.

But I would also not drop the cash on the insanely priced mac dekstop lineup. I've got a macbook and I will probably buy another one (not convinced because the keyboard fiasco which also affected my machine).

I was not expecting it, but windows 10 is much improved over the windows I knew. I now use it for gaming and some personal projects where GPU matters (game dev, computer vision, machine learning). I still need to get used to it and I sometimes miss some tools (Alfred, Preview.app, iTerm, modifier keys -> cmd > windows). But while macOS seems to have been dropping the ball recently, windows is scoring goals.

I will seriously consider switching back for my next machine, especially if apple keeps doing this stupid stuff. I was also thinking about linux, but I'm not sure if I want to spend time configuring all the little things.
It would be nice if I could select the location manually, since I don't like sharing my location directly by a prompt.

When I got the location permission request I denied it and then it says there were no sightings available for the next 5 days :(
Assets don’t need to be completely independent for their combination to provide an improved risk-adjusted return. In fact, all asset prices are correlated, but we still diversify. I don’t think the financial crisis happened because nobody heard of conditional probability. Derivative structuring is one of the places where people who are good at math go to get rich.

Here is an old paper from 2001 that talks about how ratings agencies were using this math: https://www.jstor.org/stable/4480294?seq=1

The devil is in the details - even if you understand the math, you have a lot of choices to make. Ultimately you are going to have to set parameters on your model where the data to estimate the parameter accurately doesn’t exist. And at that point, math suddenly turns into opinion.
For me, one of the highlights is the higher resolution of values, for example for control messages, from 7 bits (0~127) up to 32 bits.
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Thank you for this feedback, I'll ask our designer for his advice. Perhaps we can detect high density monitors and only do Retina in that case or something.
And that happens in the very moment when I plug in my phone? And even if, why that song? It’s not the first one. It’s neither the last one. And it’s always that one. I haven’t even downloaded it and streaming over mobile data is disabled.
I can't update my post anymore but I'll say that I am wrong in the above post. I appreciate everyone's constructive comments that educated me.
Thanks! This is helpful. Is iMazing smart enough to not back up data that’s already in iCloud? For example, I don’t want to have two copies of my entire Photo Library (my laptop originals and my iPhone backup) on my laptop.
This just happened to me. I wonder if the contract is enforceable at this point. I didn't agree that I'd read or agreed to the terms, they only asked for my signature.
Is that the MPPT voltage or the open-circuit voltage? I was thinking of a near-open-circuit voltage (which is what you have if you're powering a 2-watt webserver from a 50-watt solar panel), but MPPT will vary a lot more. Also, covering 6% of your cells will drop your voltage a lot more than covering all your cells 6%.
I found NewsBlur quite ok. Have you tried it?
The criticisms about musl's memory allocator being slower than glibc may be true. However, this specific issue can be resolved by telling the Python interpreter to use e.g. jemalloc as its allocator instead of the system allocator.

Unfortunately, this requires building a custom binary linking jemalloc and calling into Python C APIs to configure the embedded interpreter and that's probably prohibitively too much effort for many users, who view the Python interpreter as a pre-built black box and therefore see musl's allocator as an unavoidable constant. Fortunately, tools like PyOxidizer exist to make this easier. (PyOxidizer supports using jemalloc as the allocator with a 1 line change and jemalloc can deliver even more performance than glib'c allocator.)
I don't really buy the "monopoly on violence" interpretation... it's not a natural idea, maybe modern thinkers like it bc it seems to "explain" society and state. It's more of an accidental property. And it can also be kept, and would probably work even with exceptions carved out for other species or organizations.

But I don't think that's how it works at all. Things are stable when people believe they are stable, that's it. Just like speculative prices in markets. Communism and socialism sort of worked for the short stretches of time that people were true believers in them - imo it failed bc it contradicted human psychology so the belief couldn't last. Capitalism is stable bc people believe in it, probably bc it matches better our competitive and aggressive psychology.

If the Overton-window shifts to a place where people can start believing that "global orgs" can be stable, they will be stable. Maybe it's more complicated, maybe that place is pretty strange and far away. But I wouldn't think so, it's only needed that one proof-of-concept implementation starts to be believed as stable and beneficial, and then the pattern can be propagated through a chain reaction of people betting more and more on it and then fighting to protect the outcome they've betted on.

Think the French Revolution and the ensuing toppling of most monarchies throughout Europe - that's probably the best model we have for a process like this, just that instead of toppling you'd hopefully have transformation (think modern parliamentary monarchies like the UK, which successfully transformed), and it worked out for the better in the end :)
I'm using Dino daily and it works well and looks modern. It still has minor issues here and there but it's finally a desktop client I can recommend to my non-technical friends.

One question though: is Windows version planned?
Certainly not an expert but I switched from openvpn to softether for personal use back in 2015-16 out of curiosity, saw substantially lower latency. I see openvpn as the samba of vpn servers. Huge hassle to configure for performance, so much history that searching when you have issues is difficult.
Year-over-year revenue flat, year-over-year GAAP income down 25% on 20k more units delivered. Hard to understand...
For a while there it seemed like Musk would die from stress. He just looked like he's hanging on by a thread, which he probably was. He seems far more relaxed now - if I were an investor (I'm not - the company metrics are completely detached from its valuation), I'd consider that to be a good sign.
[2] is from 2012 though, almost a decade ago. The web has come a long way since, and in five years to a decade could be competitive. With wasm and webgpu and what not. And as of today, i dont think the mobile web interfaces for fb and messenger are particularly worse than their native counterparts. They save me the notifications actually...
Try foobar2000 on iOS. It should do what you’re after.
Mostly I was hoping for a different color and/or symbol for data vs prediction points as a way to more quickly understand what the chart curve represented.

Another interesting comparison would be to draw a model curve (or curves) further back - the difference vs data points might give you a visual indicator of how the virus is spreading vs effect of active/natural influences vs the model.

Thanks for the update, don't be too hard on yourself, there are infinite ways to improve, but I appreciate the quick look data.
Yes wrecking trust in cryptocurrencies would be an excellent outcome for everyone. And there is no true anonymity (never has been).
But demand is not constant. You either have unmatched supply/demand or expensive power.

For this reason nuclear is already losing on the economical front.

As for the batteries: citation needed.
This has a similar issue to the way Reddit recommends subs itself. A sub will be considered similar if it's the exact opposite due to users of one sub going to another to shitpost or brigade or etc.

I'm not sure of a fix for that, but would it be possible/helpful to weigh it by average upvote/downvote of the comments left from users of said sub? Meaning if sub A is about how much baseball sucks, and sub B is about how amazing baseball is, while determining if the 2 are similar you'd find out most posts from sub A to sub B are heavily downvoted and so probably not similar.
What's the time-period for the firebreaks? I mean when these skills last used, even if on a smallish scale?

OK, ritualising a "how to ride a bicycle dance" seems like it could be a way to pass more information than a perfectly repeated poem / book. (Perhaps thinking of oral tradition as meaning Homer not how to chip flint is a blind spot in how we think about such things?) Would still be extremely curious to know of any examples where this actually happened.
Ask HN: Is there a Redis alternative that uses disk?
Just need a key/val get/set.

Redis stores everything in memory. It uses the disk for snapshots, but what about using the disk when there's not enough memory for storage? (memory is expensive)

Postgres works except it doesn't reclaim disk space without a vacuum full (which requires a lock) so if you're doing a lot of deletes, Postgres is impractical.
https://www.jtolio.com/2016/03/go-channels-are-bad-and-you-s...

I'd add that these aren't just theoretical (EDIT: I forgot that his article linked to this paper).

https://songlh.github.io/paper/go-study.pdf

Go doesn't actually implement CSP correctly. That would require some changes. This provides a high-level overview.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32651557/golang-main-dif...

Threading is hard and gets a lot harder when you introduce pointers or mutable data. This is even harder when your type system is terrible. I suspect that Go trying to solve this would result in a language that looked a lot like Rust with a Garbage Collector.
I think this year we will see the first international orders to miners do not process some addresses and freeze that coins. I know a lot of here thinks, that it's not possible, but bitcoin has only a few big miners. And if they will get orders they will have to comply or fight it in courts. It's not possible to mine anonymously, because you need hundreds of millions to invest into miners and a lot of power.
> I guess us developers who are staying within a single IDE

Are you? Apart from IDE, I also run a version control system, a build system, a CI/CD system, a language runtime..

These are all from different vendors.
Been there. Some remixed version from a compilation replaced the original. Constant source of great pleasure.
Read the names of the actors in your dialog. I'm less concerned with the incentive structure that you outline, and more concerned with the implicit negative bias you assign to them all and how that changes the narrative. Let's have a look:

IDIOT ANCHORPERSON COVERED IN MAKEUP

LOSER IN A SUIT

WIFE-BEATER IN A MUSTACHE

PANCAKE-THICK MAKEUP FACE

How is it that you planned to construct a useful dialogical analogy with such disparaging character names. It seems you are less interested in illustrating incentive structures than you are in shaming fictional characters. This is why I recommended therapy.
Could you use a (big) capacitor then? Enough to smooth power out, but AFAIK doesn't degrade like batteries.
My understanding is that Mercola is a generally pseudoscientific website.
Tesla shares jump on profitable quarter, Model Y production
> Most financial risk can't be reduced, only shifted around between parties. The problem with defined benefit pension plans is what happens when the sponsoring entity goes bankrupt and can no longer pay?

You take a haircut, and your pension ends up getting reduced to ~70% of what you were going to get paid. That's the "Flip a coin, and lose scenario". But at least you're still getting paid.

These funds don't magically drop to zero out of the blue, and neither will social security (Which is the biggest example of a defined benefit pension fund.)

> And as for a market crash two years into retirement, only an idiot would be in volatile assets at that stage. The default investment option for most defined contribution plans is a target date fund, which protects against that scenario.

Keeping all your money in safe, zero-return investments doesn't protect against the scenario of 'you lived longer than expected'.

My parents have recently retired. They aren't keeping every penny of their money in a zero-return mattress. If they did, it would run out when they hit 82. Investment orthodoxy agrees with them - it instructs that when you are 70, you should have ~30% stocks.

If you follow that orthodoxy, and get a recession a bit into your retirement, and live longer than expected, you are going to be old and broke, but I suppose you'll feel really smart for not getting hoodwinked by one of those defined payment pensions...
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As genome editing become simpler, we will see more mutated organisms released in the wild by some not so scrupulous scientists.

Some sci-fi movies come to mind. I feel a little uneasy with how the things that can go wrong.

What can we do to prepare for this scenario?
I'm not sure what straw man that would be? I haven't suggested that either. What I'm implying is that Europe have regulations too, and that the price difference is not in proportion to the difference in regulatory strictness.
One benefit of small projects is that they give people a sense of scale, and a better mental framework for thinking about energy use. Electrical power is something we don't (usually) see or physically interact with, this project gives an idea of what a PV panel or battery that can run a tiny computer looks and feels like.
I suspect it will be an exclusive internet for Tesla customers at first.
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It’s a deteriorating margin mix; discounts to move metal.
I thought part of the big deal with DoH was precisely that you don't use your local DNS server (or more importantly, your ISP's DNS server). If DoH effectively means that more people pull DNS straight from Cloudflare, then I would expect the TTL situation to improve.
I would love a more detailed description of what the solution actually was. Ideally with some math.
Planned as in wanted: yes.
Planned as in having it as a roadmap item: no, there is no roadmap :)

It's definitely something that is now becoming more relevant after the first release.
Yeah, and those are called TWAs-as in Trusted Web Activities. As much as I dislike Google in general, they have been good at bringing web development and native apps closer than ever.
This post is actually reversing cause and effect: Python wheels are slower on anything that is not glibc or x86(-64). There's nothing wrong from Alpine side or anything that is not x86(-64) but with the mechanism used by Python.

This is a problem I have with Python: everything is assumed to be a standard GNU/Linux/desktop environment, you are assumed to always have to have the latest versions of everything (or to have "up to" a certain version, which then breaks everything else that relies on the latest), and all becomes sub-optimal if you deviate a bit from the expectations.

Now this is fine for some people but you can't blame the ones that have different environments. This is why most people doing actual embedded cringe when someone suggests using Python, because the experience is not usually pleasant.
More discounts, marketing expenses, and spending on the Chinese factory.
Looks pretty sweet.
The Y will mostly cannibalize 3 sales, but will be good for a few quarters’ pop.
Hey Dave,

Is it possible to setup a 'microfarm', similar to a window fridge appliance, in a part of an apartment room?

I'm ok with some manual work every 2 days, such as filling in a water container.

Besides water & substances, how much electricity would this use to grow a generation of leafy greens, per kg of produce?

Thanks for working on this!
Yeah, all that talk about free internet for all the poor and oppressed sounds pretty suspicious set beside the claims that starlink is supposed to make money too. How will a rural Guatemalan farmer that cooks on a three stones fire provide any sort of profit?
"JS dev" is shorthand for "JS-only dev".

I made Android apps in Java and iOS apps in ObjC/Swift for many years. I still mostly write native code, but now I'm writing native code in various react-native packages.
Panic is a special form (a “keyword”); it is implemented by the compiler and not implementable within the language itself.

Try was defined as a syntax transform. Calling it a macro seems reasonable.
Scaling is costly?
I think he meant 100 Mb/s, which is much more reasonable but still pretty high for a single person. The average bitrate of a youtube video is about 6mbps.

An average constant bitrate per person in the evenings is perhaps around 10 Mb/s. So 25 million people could use this assuming 100% satellite use.
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His pedophilia trial went full OJ Simpson; that must have been a relief.
It happens all the time. At a large corporate place I was working frontend at, our dpmt manager spent almost no time with the teams and all time concerned with outout metrics. When his boss looked to be retiring and the prospect came up to get his job, he started a new year by—seemingly with no knowledge of how things were working—by shuffling all the teams based on how he thought people should be organized. He then kicked off two or three major tight deadline high budget projects with those new teams, and proceeded to take a vacation. Needless to say there was a lot of turnover, I got terminated, projects failed, and he got his promotion somehow.
Just set `vm-enabled yes` in your redis config and it will use virtual memory (aka disk) to store the actual values, while keeping as many keys as it can in-memory to ensure fast lookups.

https://redis.io/topics/virtual-memory
It's got to favor certain types of authors/books though. The amount of finished random romance novels has to stomp all over the number of times a "Learn to Code in 21 Days" book is finished :) Seems like a good way to change the quality of books on your service.
Actually didn't know about `GroupByˋ. Quite strange, seeing how it builds buckets almost exactly like ˋDictionary<K, V>ˋ, according to Reference Source.

Thanks for your insight. I also found out .NET Core 3 has pre-sized versions of ˋToDictionaryˋ and possibly others.
Messenger, Mail, and Teams would be absolutely crippled without background support and notifications. Maps would be somewhat viable, and I'm not familiar with White Noise.

Also, 'native parity' is a moving goalpost. At the point you get support for all those things across all platforms, what else has been added to native that you are now missing?

This isn't even considering the fact that there is no incentive for apple to play nicely without an anti-trust ruling against them.
If you'd like to see more Standard ML, there's a small community on Reddit.

https://www.reddit.com/r/sml/
That Model A is going to cannibalize Model T sales, but it will be good for a few quarters' pop. Ford is doomed.