skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Probably upset mods are effective, and can't be bothered to search or use https://hckrnews.com/
This won't work, as long as there is a market for hacking phones, there will be those willing to sell their expertise.

We should focus on making things more secure. While security is a tough problem, it's also somewhat surprising that properly sandboxing a browser is so difficult.
Amazing! Been waiting for it for a long time. I spend a lot of time on github!
I think this after 5e Facebook VPN debacle, right?
Genuinely, who has time for this? It sounds like a great form of feedback, but I can’t imagine spending so many developers time on “group therapy” for an individual.
I'm currently paying over $2K USD monthly, and that's cheap for my area (family plan) :-/
Probably because 8channers and anti-vaxxers aren't successful in getting people fired, because they don't wield any power among legitimate institutions.

They are successful at making people's lives miserable through harassment like death threats and swatting, and unsurprisingly, those tactics are universally reviled.
It's pretty close but not 100%. There will be differences. Maybe enough to matter. Maybe not.
Fixed for this specific version. Probing tools are there to abstract different versions and changing API's.

Now you got a probing tool with executive side effects, before it was pure read-only. Not everyone will be happy with this idea to execute first, look later.
dynamic libs execute init functions at dlopen(). Check the various ld security implications.
Facebook's consumers are businesses, and their price is not 0.
https://hckrnews.com/ or use search
After a few years with an Oculus Touch, my basic conclusion is that I'm too good at immersing myself in standard games to ever be truly excited about VR. For me there just isn't a big enough difference to justify all the inconveniences.
I've got strong feelings about git-flow, but I think the main thing all these "generic flow" solutions are missing is: what are your project requirements?

Some projects need release branches, some projects use continuous deployment, some projects need manual QA, etc. There is no solution that will work for everyone, so unless your flow description starts with assumptions and matching requirements, it's wrong. (for some people reading about it)
That little bit of advice helps a great deal. Many thanks!
Elaboration is welcome
No. I don't ignore all criticism. I just ignore criticism whose only support is the existence of complaints.
I think they answer is "not likely". At least not for awhile.

They did go out of their way to show Linux working. But it was Linux ARM. Which is not nothing but also not everything.
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My main quibble with modern performances like this (my personal favourite is Murray Perahia's) is the sometimes ridiculous level of rubato injected into performances. It's a modern (well, 19th century) invention, and not reflective of how music was performed in Bach's day, as far as I know. To modern ears, a rubato-less performance would sound much more rigid, less expressive, and less emotive (particularly with Bach, whose music is often described as "mathematical"), especially when played on the original harpsichord. Compare Gould's with, say, the recordings of Karl Richter. You find the same thing in all modern interpretations of older music, filtered through modern lenses. Bach isn't Chopin, though it can of course also sound beautiful when played that way.
Ahem. Yes, I am aware of this. Sarcasm really doesn't convey well via text.
I appreciate that, but it goes so far against the self-service nature of every other web site that it feels bizarre. It's an activity that I've never associated with anything but full privacy.

If I knew of a specific recent thing I needed to delete and it was important, then yes I'd take you up on that.

But if I have a set of comments in my history that I just don't want there anymore, the last thing I want to do is email them to another person. It feels weird enough to keep me from embarking on the project to sanitize my account. It doesn't even feel like my account. Lacking freedom and control makes it feel like it could only ever be a throwaway.
Others have outlined some specific issues such as commit status not bing visible from repo view, but besides a few things like this which will likely be fixed quickly I think it's a cleaner a more modern looking design. It's easy to hate on any change simply because it requires some effort to get used to, but I think this is one of the good ones.
I think you are missing very important nuance there. But since you are so familiar with French politics, you will figure it out.
I assume you mean legislation requiring social networks to be interoperable.

This is a good idea and is common in other industries. The problem is that an interoperable social network effectively has an open API with no rate limit. It's tough to solve the technical side of that in a user-protecting way.
Dang, I feel like I am missing something and cannot make much sense out of your comment even after rereading it multiple times. Is this about the submission itself? Or something else? Would you be kind and expand a bit on it?
Everything which is a list becomes harder to read / get an overview due to the new width (files, issues, PRs). Color changes don't exactly help either.

But for the diff view, it's great to see more of the line width.

Miss the last commit message and especially the status of it. Seems like a major loss of information to me.
I think the "metric or imperial integers" argument doesn't really work as an advertisement for static typing: A domain specific unit checking type would have worked just as well in Python as in any mainstream statically typed PL, but commonly people use just plain integers that would have failed the same way in a ST PL.
Great so not javascript running "in the context" of the page.. just javascript running.. somewhere else, for every single network request that is made, and that still has access to the page.

I know a lot of web developers don't want to hear this, but throwing more javascript at the problem isn't always the best solution.
It's likely in a couple years this will be solved, but out the gate it's going to be painful because there is no tooling to go from ARM to x86.

One thing I've heard suggested is that this will cause an uptick in Linux ARM and ARM server VM sales. It'll be curious to see how this plays out.
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23610416
This twit is blaming effective mods instead of using search or https://hckrnews.com/
You'll find lots of interesting posts about police and george if you bother.
ATSC can easily be generated with GNU Radio and any transmit capable SDR (such as the LimeSDR you mentioned). It's no worse than DVB-S as far as over the air performance. Many TV's will tune 70cm directly (cable channel 58 is 429 MHz).

http://www.w6rz.net/imd78.png

GNU Radio is also capable of transmitting DVB-S, DVB-S2, DVB-T, DVB-T2 and cable TV 64QAM/256QAM. With DVB-T2, you can even send a MIMO (actually MISO) signal with dual TX SDR's.
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Instagram is a Facebook competitor ? That's a sick joke; those two social networks have less in common than birds and mammals
sponsorship != donation. That's why github chose the former. Part of the copy in the sponsor dashboard is even:

> You can set sponsor tiers with different prices and rewards
This seems very similar to Victoria Metrics. Victoria Metrics is very much based on the design of Clickhouse and currently shows best of class performance numbers for time series data: it would be a lot more interesting to see a comparison to Victoria Metrics than ClickHouse (which is not fully optimized for time series).
Victoria Metrics is Prometheus compatible whereas Quest now supports Postgres compatibility. Both have compatibility with InfluxDB.
The video you quoted clearly articulates the preference for getting out of the way of the attacker, keeping the distance and avoiding the direct confrontation. Unholstering the pistol does not imply an indiscriminate shooting. The video is suggesting a reasonable course of action in an emergency situation.
"I also wondered if I can make a TCCPP until Iearnt not only C++ syntax is ambiguous (and so we need some form of context sensitivity)"

I believe a C parser would also need some form of context sensitivity. "T * x;" can be a declaration or a statement. However, C++'s syntax is larger than C's and I believe that there may be more cases where context sensitivity is needed to resolve ambiguities.

https://eli.thegreenplace.net/2007/11/24/the-context-sensiti...
> for example, there's no way to strip HTML content from a GET request

I'm quite curious what legitimate use this has?
Is there still some licensing issues with jpeg 2000?
You are, of course, technically correct, which is the best type of correct.

There's been some level of performance weighting for a while (but only very slight and mobile-only), but I don't actually know what metric they were using for that (this was from ~2018, before any of those metrics landed in Blink).
> x264 has been one of the most heavily optimized encoders whose development was sponsored by many different organizations

No, it did not.

> whereas libvpx did not see the same kind of love and most of the work came from Google's employees.

You're getting your facts wrong: x264 was developed by a very small open source community, with at most 5 developers on it, on their free time, while libvpx got quite a few people from Chrome Media Team paid to work for years on it.
Lots of folks using Mobile Safari.
The research portfolio of this client:
https://github.com/Tribler/tribler/wiki#current-items-under-...
"Everyone should build GHC from source at least once...You will learn a lot about how the sausage gets made."

A decade ago a friend paid a local company to build him a many-core compute server. I was fairly certain they'd under-spec'd the power supply. My favorite stress test was to build 32 copies of GHC at once, daisy-chaining each new copy to build another. Keep it running.

His computer started billowing smoke.
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Much more interesting would be the CVS gearbox which is THE Mercedes advantage, the TCU, the shifter or the ECU.
100x better but also 100x more expensive. Will not happen. Worked in F1.
Yeah, this author is off on a few points, sometimes grossly so. Also:

> a land of enchantment and possibility and freedom, with a powerful and complex mythology that would bear comparison with those of any other country.

No, they wouldn't bare comparison with just any other country. Tolkien was writing about his own country, which was England. The English countryside and culture is unique. The Shire, its jokes, its traditions, its lore, is just so obviously an adaption of the early 20th century English-countryside. Sure, there are some vague similarities between other Western countries, but it is so unmistakably English, that trying to make a feel-good statement like this at the end seems horribly forced.
See https://www.codesimplicity.com/post/the-accuracy-of-future-p... for some thoughts on the accuracy of future predictions. I've found Max Kanat-Alexander's writings on software to be very workable; I've had many successes applying them.
Call me sceptical, but the article takes what the intelligence officials way too much at face value. The whole that during the cold War the purpose of the CIA meddling was to support free democracies against communism is just plain wrong. The CIA was involved in overthrowing several democratic governments to install dictators who were more favourable to US interests.

Also the thesis that the CIA would not do election meddling anymore because its antithetical to the ideas of spreading Liberal democratic values, is laughable. This is the same CIA who ran black prisons and torture operations.
Because release schedule doesn't match to LTS release schedule? Distributors may want to ship OS with latest kernel than latest LTS.
As someone who is not American, the BLM issues while important are not really something which I see needing to dominate every form of media I consume, especially those dedicated to more technology related issues.

It is also nice to have a broad range of topics which are intellectual based also. Given the emotional nature of the protests, it wouldn't be surprising that if such a topic was left unmoderated it would lead to a lot of mirrored content and information.
No, the parent is saying that calling police criminals masks the fundamental twisted nature of the justice system. Judging by their words, they condemn the police as criminals, but also condemn a 'justice' system that allows their deeds to remain legal. The barrel is rotten, the apples are rotten, so let's throw it all out and try again, is how I interpret their statement.
Just to check, between Facebook and WeChat, which company engages more in predatory, racist and violent practices and is complicit in unthinkable brutality and violations of human rights?
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Everyone wants to hire engineers like this.

The problem is that developers like this are very very rare. They are superstars who can code and build communities.

It doesn't happen because there aren't enough candidates.
All stories by time https://hckrnews.com/ and search. The final sorted daily list ofc won't go against site policy. Lots of these political stories each day though, some of them heavily posted.
I don't think this quote refutes the author's point. Tolkien was vehemently denying that his works were allegorical, in the sense that one should not look for deeper, hidden meaning in the LOTR or any other tale set in Middle-Earth. But this article simply describes how Tolkien (allegedly) tried to compose a stronger English mythology, then eventually abandoned the idea and settled for the purely fictional setting that Middle-Earth is. Don't know if this description is factual, but if it is, it wouldn't mean that Tolkien's work is allegorical.
Thanks for your answer.

If the concern is about threads, why not at least allow deletion of comments that does not have answers?

I think in many cases instead of deleting, it would be nice to anonymize a comment, so it does not show the user name and does not show in the comments list of a profile either.
Because none of the things besides acquisition is anti-competitive in the context of anti-trust law.

Facebook doesn’t owe competitors their data. It’s absurd to construe not actively helping competitors by giving them your data as “anti-competitive.”
It works just about anywhere, actually. Just tap the time (or tap the earpiece, on a notched phone) to scroll to the top. Works in Safari, Chrome, Messages, Reddit, Tumblr, Twitter... the list of exceptions is short.
High entropy edition: with RSA padding, signed by famous cryptographers.
Linux is objectively more configurable too (obviously).

This is probably my biggest complaint with macOS.

I'm still shocked by the inability to disable inertia scrolling on a usb mouse, as well as acceleration.

These things were removed on purpose.

If you use a macbook with usb devices, there are all sorts of oddities. It's annoying. I can use it, it's just not for a power user.
For me, power user means "configure it", shape it to maximize your workflow speed.

MacOS is just not that. With linux there is a lot more flexibility.

I don't care too much about eye-candiness, I want my UI to be incredibly fast. MacOS has those damn animations when switching spaces that is annoying to say the least (I switch spaces very often)
I think I understand what you're saying. In this introduction I just wanted to give a feeling to people about the biggest building blocks so I didn't have the opportunity of diving into the small details (the article is already fairly long as is).

Zig doesn't take shortcuts when it comes to give people control over the machine so what you describe is expected to be possible. The async part of the language is still being worked on (Zig is at v0.6.0 as I write) and the top level API will be reworked if it turns out to be problematic (that's the superpower of being at a version < 1.0).
Can you prove any options are "best"? If not, then marketing that way is dishonest at best.
And that is still awful but for other people. Vector is a commonly used term in tech. If you lookup for help about using (mathematical) vector you'll now have to narrow the search using other tag otherwise you gonna get spammed with marketing crap about that technology.
> Plenty of people found these things lousy for decades, and in some cases centuries.

So what? Many more found them worthy. A critique is not the measurement of whether statues should be torn down or books censored. Otherwise no art would be produced.

What has changed is that the mob has become emboldened into thinking that things they don't like deserve to be destroyed. It's juvenile intolerant behavior.
I've heard it referred to as 'polyromantic asexual'.
What about Twitter? Or Visa? Or anyone with network effects and audiences larger than 100 million users?
Please do read my second sentence before reacting to the first one...
I am not a criminal. Nor a police officer. Why should I get rid of my gun?
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This is your way of thinking. But there is no evidence that it is Apple’s.
As a database person, I think if more haskell people took an interest in database languages, the world would be a better place.
Thanks.

Clicking on the 'user preferences & settings' icon (on the left-hand bar) will take you to the same location. But yes, I agree that the UX could definitely be improved here.

Regarding the aspect ratio, I already have a github issue open: https://github.com/cloudskew/cloudskew/issues/74
It really doesn't matter if he's the subject.

> It may surprise some readers to learn that "Scott Alexander" is a pseudonym. Alexander tells us that he omits his last name for privacy and safety reasons:

> > I have a lot of reasons for staying pseudonymous. First, I’m a psychiatrist, and psychiatrists are kind of obsessive about preventing their patients from knowing anything about who they are outside of work. I am not one of the big sticklers on this, but I’m more of a stickler than “let the New York Times tell my patients where they can find my personal blog”. I think it’s plausible that if I became a national news figure under my real name, my patients – who run the gamut from far-left anarchists to far-right gun nuts – wouldn’t be able to engage with me in a normal therapeutic way. I also worry that my clinic would decide I am more of a liability than an asset and let me go, which would leave hundreds of patients in a dangerous situation as we tried to transition their care.

> > The second reason is more prosaic: some people want to kill me or ruin my life, and I would prefer not to make it too easy. I’ve received various death threats. I’ve had dissatisfied blog readers call my work pretending to be dissatisfied patients in order to get me fired. Although I realize I accept some risk of this just by writing a blog with imperfect anonymity, getting doxxed on national news would take it to another level.

> These concerns are tragically well-founded: Alexander tells us he recently learned that someone on SSC got SWATted in a way that they link to using their real name on the blog. While it's common to want to attach a real person to a pseudonym, piercing that veil publicly is not without serious risk.

That is the responsible thing to publish.
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I wouldn’t be so sure; it would require getting states to vote against their narrow parochial interests, but it's not inconceivable that it could happen. It would probably take a crisis of legitimacy in which the disaffection of the underrepresented states was sufficient to threaten the viability of the union, though.
You can't shut the entire country down for months on end. People will starve. No other solution has proven effective enough to get below 1.
Please, no. This is the same constricting paradigm that brought us all-sharing Faceboot with its "real name" policies. Many people use nyms to separate facets of their personality when interacting in different communities and contexts. If you don't personally do this that's your choice, but you don't get to make that decision for others who do.

Specifically in this case, Scott Alexander mentions that leaking his blog persona into his patient relationships would seriously impair them. And of course it would - patients should be talking to him about their own problems, not whatever topic he's written about on his personal time.
I think we spend too much time online. I have read this same idea over and over again in the last few weeks. The idea that we study too much and do too little. The idea that reading a walkthrough is easier than doing the thing, but it feels about as good.

With the internet there are a billions of How To articles, and lessons, and lectures, and advice articles. It is easier to read about how to do something now than ever before. Often its the same entry level info repackaged over and over. While the internet symbolizes limitless knowledge, it has started to replace real knowledge gained through practice.
Java's "stream fusion" is inspired by the same technique that was originally implemented, I believe, in Haskell [1].

[1] http://fun.cs.tufts.edu/stream-fusion.pdf
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> Yes, there are also random crazies.

The issue here is that he's a psychiatrist. Dealing with random crazies, some of whom might literally try to kill him if they knew where he lived, is his day job.
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I really enjoy the australian cartoon Bluey, and think it generally does a good job demoing "practical" childhood skills. And parenting skills, for that matter.
If adguard’s VPN adblocking solution is anything like NextDNS’ Then it doesn’t block ads on YouTube, which is a pretty big source of ads for the lay user.
> Do these terms really evoke slavery for anyone?

No they do not.

> So, is "master" an racist word now?

I don't think it is racist, I think more discriminatory. Those who think it is racist, would be denying the history of slavery.
I've seen Microsoft Visio used pretty often in larger/non-tech companies.

I opt for https://draw.io if I need a quick diagram personally (it's a big plus that you can guarantee the recipient has access since it can be opened from the browser version).
Those of us in browsing HN and tech news in India find the inundation of BLM posts unrelatable. Tech and product is something people across the world can relate to. US-centric political issues are not.
cloudcraft, lucidchart, hava, cloudockit, hyperglance, cloudviz, cloudmapper

disclaimer: I haven't personally tried out any of these
I can't imagine any cheap SoC for smartphones without H.264 HW decoder because playing video is essential and it can record video. Possibly exists for low-feature phones without camera but it's not for web browsing.
Research tasks take a long time. If you're going off of speed, it's no longer data science it's software engineering. (Though, to be fair, with all the new software engineers becoming data scientists, the data science title is becoming more like software engineering.)

imho metaphysics and metalearning might be a better way to differentiate.
FWIW the DK2 made me queezy within minutes, but the Valve Index I recently got never does even after hours of use. They've really come a long way.
Here's Emma Best's full thread [1].

[1]. https://twitter.com/NatSecGeek/status/1275554481510457351
Rust's rustc, TypeScript's tsc and C#'s Roslyn are all developed in the open and constantly merge patches from new contributors.