skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What a landscape change a decade brings!

The WebKit based Safari still reigns supreme in keeping mobile experience (user privacy, tracking) and standards at a level (to the consternation of many people).

The WebKit based Safari on Mac is the best battery efficient browser you can get (if you include only graphical browsers).

Gecko is around (sadly) as a smaller player, but it’s still meaningful and serves the public good.

Trident is gone and its publisher replaced it with a fork of WebKit (the Blink engine, which the Chromium project uses).
Google & FB were blocked because they didn't want to abide to the rules on China.
Can you write what is that hadcoded relay in croc? Who maintains it, how does it handle the increase in demand or outages etc?
That is nightmare fuel. If they made a movie about this, it wouldn't even be enjoyable to watch because it would be too sad and scary.

Like The Day After Tomorrow but without the comforting thought reminding you that couldn't actually happen.
interactive brokers is really the best you're going to get. Its a low level API which is generally good. Terrible documentation, in fact the worst documentation I've ever seen on such a large project, but once you figure it out it'll give you all the functionality needed.
I ordered one several weeks ago from their tindie store, I'm still waiting on delivery. Spec sheet says global-band LTE. I've read that the ~free (they might be $10?) google fi sims cards 'just work'.

Apologies for the implied existing success.
It always bothered me, that applications have to ship and load their own copy of chromium and node. I don't get the compatibility argument. After all, websites have the exact same problem to solve and do that just fine, most of the time.

For desktop applications you could even require a given minumum version of electron installed on your target system. If its not there, your installer offers to download and install/update it. Also, instead of including a copy of chromium and node, electron could just use installed version of those.
I did it about 20 years ago. It was basically copy and paste. Very little explanation of why are we doing this and what are the options. That is my memory of it.
well, the value would be allowing other users to purchase smaller amounts.

Maybe I have some hobby app that still sometimes goes over the 100k free tier limit, I might be paying $10/month to get 50k extra but I'm not willing to pay $100 for 2M when I'm never going to use 90% of that.
Perhaps if we shot everyone who wrote a bug there would no longer be any bugs.
Your comment was really interesting to read. Do you think you can unpack it a little more for someone like me who sits on top of a much higher level of abstraction?
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It's not a huge difference. Without this "sanctions on individuals" they already have the law where they could "attack Netherlands, save all US citizens there and along the way kill everybody who will resist them in such a move". This shows already many things... It is "already fearful enough"...
I have monitor with TB3 input. I'm switching cables to that slot between laptop (TB3) and desktop (USB-C). Any idea if this prevents extension cable as if I've understood correctly TB3 requires a specific active cable?
That's why you encrypt it or at least make it a password protected archive. That way no one will see the file names in the content list. And without seeders, it's highly unlikely anyone will download it. Torrents work well with 1 seeder, 1 downloader.
Kind of irony to put that on HN
Haha, I thought it was quite clear that the statement was an amusing way to say "NYC proves the wrongness" but your feedback is welcome. Thank you.
It is based on SIM7000G, which is LTE CAT-M1(eMTC) and NB-IoT. So "4G".
Reputable musicians will pay the royalities anyway...
> The same applies to abstract class / trait with a default implementation.

If you deliberately choose to give a default implementation, yes. But you have the option of not giving a default implementation, forcing a compilation error if someone adds a new case and doesn't implement that behaviour. There's no way to achieve the same thing with a switch; if the switch is "closed" then in some languages a missing case is a warning or error, but I've never seen a language where an "open" switch won't be silently accepted and fail at runtime.
Thanks. The part about starting the consumer in a goroutine actually made more sense as a solution than either of the given solutions.

I guess I completely forgot how channels work and didn't realize that until there's a reader, the channel will block (which makes perfect sense in hindsight).
Traditionally dumb devices that are streaming telemetry / sensor data to, and possibly receving commands from, a central server.

5G is supposedly better for the use-case because it should support more connections, it should have less latency, and the devices should use less power for staying connected.
To those parties who accepted the treaty, sure. We didn’t.

The highest court in the US is the supreme court and every court any of us can be subjected to is under it. The ICC has no sovereignty over the US. Our foreign policy with regards to international law is to support it having sovereignty over others but not ourselves, the world peace enjoyed for the past eight decades or so is a direct result of American hegemony and if you don’t like it start building a military to rival ours.

There is a power imbalance on purpose which results in a little injustice and a big lack of armed conflict.
> It should be 5 years minimum in federal prison. Police should recieve drastically stronger charges and sentences when they violate the law, not the other way around. If someone above was found to have known about it and didn't report it should be 2x.

This is an attempt at policy design. It sounds reasonable, but in all likelihood you are not an expert, which is important not because of credentials, but because it would have provided us with the expertise to make an informed decision. How much would it cost to implement and operate, paid by whom, at what percentage we would expect to see an improvement, by what target metric, would there be any side effects etc. Just because it seems like a clear route of action and a single piece of legislation doesn’t mean it is simple, and it doesn’t get a free pass because it sounds nice.

> Unless you are saying the police are going to coup the government to prevent passing legislation here than there isn't much they could do if you got support for this legislation

That is not about what the opposition could do, but again about the framing of the problem. Firstly, assuming police is your main opposition is overly simplistic and mostly wrong. Sure, police will be after their own self interest, but they are given that power because it aligns with other interests. Secondly, thinking that it is on us to debate and think about piecemeal legislations to fix things is already a sign of grave imbalance. You have a right to demand “think about this and fix it” from your policymakers, who already are in contact with an army of experts. The fact that you think it is on to you to take this action means whatever mechanism we use to choose and hold those policymakers accountable is drifting towards not working well. That is a more important root cause than any pet policy people feel passionate about. In fact, it is the perfect hangout for a false sense of agency and distraction, while things are rotten at a much much deeper level.

We think we are doing good by participating in democratic processes in this way, but parameters of our participation has been altered way before this particular issue. I suggest focusing on those higher order parameters than tweaking a variable here and there.
The first two albums of Ritchie Blackmore's (of Deep Purple fame) project Blackmore's Night blew me away,

Debut album: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3_Uo3mr30A&list=OLAK5uy_muz...

Check out Play for me Minstrel play, a duet with the singer of Jethro Tull on the flute. Starts quiet but later they start shredding on flute and guitar unisono.

Second album: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ttqnz-xnwWM&list=OLAK5uy_k7d...

Check out Spanish nights.
You can also changed the Chinese to American, China to US, Xiaomi/Huawei to Apple/Android and it's all the same context.
I heard eating certain things can trigger appendicitis. I haven't heard about any diet that would reliably prevent it.
Trump’s TikTok deal has hit a serious roadblock
That sound 'cheap' but if you think of the clock rate of a CPU, doing those tasks in parallel will take time to setup, process and teardown. That example doesn't really work well.

Fitting problems into grids of processing like SIMD or GPU's is tricky because not a lot of problems fit those well like images.
Most of what you're asking for is about understanding business flow which a language will never do.
This (monitor being removed from the system if I turn it off) must be the most braindead idea I've seen in a while.
This is why don't turn off my monitor after work day any more, but leave it on and let it go to power saving sleep when it wants so.

Until I figured out what the hell was going I was pulling my hair every morning when I turned on my work monitor (40-something inch 4k display) and found all program windows in the top-left corner of the monitor, stacked on top of each other and resized to some svga-resolution.
Always happy to see someone else remembering YTMND. I have a soft spot for the endless remixing with different video/audio influences. I guess it is a similar thing that people do now on TikTok, but maybe people were less inclined to use videos of themselves as source material in the early 2000s
What package do you use for arch? Are you able to run wayland? What windowing system do you use?

I've just switched to manjaro kde and I'm having a blast using it every day for work, any tips on the nvidia drivers is appreciated. I have managed to brick my distro a few times trying to get it set up (and by brick, I mean getting it into a state that I can't figure out how to recover it from).
The proposed software is written by the OS manufacturer. If you’re using their OS, you’ve already made your peace with their position, or have taken the necessary steps to mitigate it.
Also that the article has a pop up that distracts you from reading after the first few paragraphs.
Show HN: DockerENT - Docker Runtime Security Scanning Framework
Assuming the CIA assassinated a president because at one point someone gave a command without being explicitly authorized from their superior is quite a leap, don't you think?

I have heard many different equally baseless conspiracy conspiracy theories about this by now, and they all have two things in common: They each conflict with the other theories and their adherents all sound utterly convinced they are right. Which tells you something about people and their theories.
That would be a much more interesting Kickstarter than many...
No it cannot BECAUSE YOU DO NOT KNOW WHAT EXACTLY YOU NEED.

This is what you people fail to understand: the belief that you can look in a textbook on nutrition and then sum up all the "requirements" is totaly wrong because the body is a complex system and to believe you can artificaly sum up parts and replace what nature has fine-tuned in a package for millions of year is stupid.
> no one here is actually benefiting from this tragic event

The opponents of Nord Stream 2 are clearly benefiting from it.

People should ask themselves why he was flown to Germany of all places. People should generally ask more questions and try to see behind all the quick finger-pointing.
Vaccine-derived polio spreads in Africa after defeat of wild virus
Hofpfisterei is a chain of bakery shops, headquartered in Munich, Bavaria, Germany. Its business focuses on southern Germany. It has 163 branches and employs about 950 people.

Its history reaches back to the year 1331 when the mill Toratsmühle was mentioned for the first time. It must have existed before that date.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hofpfisterei
me too, especially with the domain, thought perhaps this was the launch of a tinder for special interests
Why do you say that? Certain things in a language may increase binary size or something else but at the end of the day these languages all go through most likely the same compiler and should produce a roughly equivalent binary.
Yup, I feel your pain. One of my emails is <onechar>@<3chars>.com. This fails verification on so many websites it's just comical. I then figured on making a <6chars>@<3chars>.com. Turns out folks mostly validate <3chars>.com in my experience, which I assume is because of good old mail.com. It's frustrating.
Strange when it often comes from people who, when asked about their own country, have the same opinion about it.
>tfw USA, Israel and Saudi Arabia are literally all the same
Not to take away from your point, but you can be sure that most (almost all) companies that create non-trivial high quality software use a lot of free software to create it. This is the advantage they have. They can use their resources very efficiently to pick an choose the right combination of free stuff and also pick and choose which parts to implement out of their own pocket.

The open source movement is like government subsidies in that it helps companies make better products with fewer own resources spent.
US nationals get prosecuted by entities that US citizens have not explicitly delegated their sovereign power to all the time.
History and Class Consciousness, György Lukács

I got it at a bookstore one day because the shelf note on it from one of the staff members made it seem interesting, didn't really know what I was getting into.

Apparently I had bought a book full of real Bolshevik philosophy essays from a Hungarian "Orthodox Marxist" philosopher, like what Zero to One would be in the USSR.

It was written in the 1920s before the whole Soviet project imploded, and what was fascinating about it for me was how precise it tried to be about the nature of how human processes and how they change. In hindsight, we know that the Soviet vision was bound by a ton of contradictions, but this book was like an inside view of a part of history I didn't really know much about, and kinda made me realize how easy it is to find some new wrinkle to history you had never considered before. Got me reading a lot more interesting histories of places.

Here's an excerpt from the book, the whole thing and all the essays are actually free online. On "Orthodox Marxism" (something I didn't even know could be classified that way lol)

https://www.marxists.org/archive/lukacs/works/history/orthod...
The algos being talked about here do not add true liquidity. The fact that over 2/3 of investable wealth is parked in passive funds would suggest there’s not a lot of trading being done (2020 craze excepted). Therefore, what’s happened in the past decade is artificial liquidity with very sharp unexpected moves. Some of the biggest algos I’ve seen proliferate and capture exactly this phenomenon. Started in 2015 with year ends being targeted (see 2018, 2019 and 2020). Of course, the pandemic unleashed a different beast altogether.
> Besides Hamilton, they absolutely did not.

How would you define the ability to vote, as only going to select white men? Land owners of a certain acreage, looks like only 6% of the population fit that bill [1].

These people were a bit contradicting. 'All men' didn't mean all men. It meant all, white land owners. Also, to be clear, the founders and early civil servants were upper-middle-class British that moved to America to...have their stab at trying to become upper-class.

I'm not sure how you quantify (facts/evidence) your statement that "That is the exact opposite of Aristocratic". As this would be considered historic revisionism. Aristocratic might not be the most precise word (elitism goes too extreme) but it gets close enough to the vein of truth to understand my point. Selected few men, rule over the masses, by design.

> The founders actually culturally understood this believe it or not.

I wholeheartedly agree with this entire point you made here. I would go even further that the founders rigorously debated my point of govt officials accountability and they settled with the three branches as sufficient. But they intentionally left the door open for later terms to legislate/adjudicate which is again what I'm advocating for.

Great response by the way.

[1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_voting_rights_in_t...
The igpus on the 10th gen intel desktop chips I've got have been working well without any hassles, I'm running manjaro kde (and previously kde neon) on a 10400 and a 9900k igpus in wayland, and they work great!
Legally, it is like a private court. From the point of view of someone who is not a member, it's the same thing.

Let's take a hypothetical scenario. The majority of UN member states are not democracies. If all of these non-democracies would set up a court, with the legitimacy of 'the majority of UN members', would they automatically have the right to prosecute the other countries?

'Legitimacy' is a moral concept. The legal concept that matters is 'jurisdiction'.
Libreselery: Solving the Donation Distribution Problem in Free Software
1440p 27” is the sweet spot for
me: no scaling needed while not having to have your face inside your display and neck doesn’t hurt from constant twisting.
I'm using it and I can confirm. it's significantly better than using that stupid monitor button.
And yet the US pulled out of the deal that would have curtailed Chinese influence in the region ...
Sorry no. That's not for you in particular that's just a general comment on macho C, which I think we've all seen.

int abc(int a, int b, int c)
{

}

I can do postincrement. I learned C the macho way. We all still have to read that crap. Now I know better when I'm writing it. I strongly disagree that

a = *stack--;
*++stack = b

is better in any way beyond "I'm a macho C guy" than

a = pop_int();
push_int(b);

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duff%27s_device

It's fun when you first see it. Sure.
Here is my problem with these ideas in programming: if you recognize that some common construct is in fact a semigroup or functor, does knowing this actually buy you anything?

I suppose it might help sometimes when designing an abstraction, to guide you to some nice properties, such as easy composition.
What an irony! :)
Ketones kick in a no-carb diet/fasting: so this can be connected to the knowledge that calorie restriction extends lifespan: both this supplement and calorie restrictions have ketone production/supplementation in common, so perhaps life "extension" has ketons at its root.
> pretty much the ultimate flex, no? "We can kill anyone we want in any country, and you can't do shit about it

Yes, awesome "flex" when they supposedly failed both times, with one of the deadliest substances known.

It just shows how gullible people who believe these stories are. They can't draw obvious conclusions and totally believe contradicting claims.
No. It is so far from any extant law and so far from any currently proposed law that the idea is preposterous.
I worked under ULL trading platform, they used C++ with heavy templates, without RTTI and exceptions. If things can be done in compile time, it should be done - which is the purpose of templates. Neither our nor neighbor teams (near 800 developers) used plain C. As Bjarne Stroustrup told, there's no place between C++ and machine code for "more low-level language", everything which could be done in C, also could be done in C++ with the same efficiency.

Good tendency however, now both C and C++ developers started experimenting with Rust, probably creating unified community and platform.
This is rich. Coming from the one who brought cognitive psychology tricks for attention grabbing to digital product design.
Async/await can easily be implemented through channels. I view channel as providing superset of functionality then async/await at least. Granted there are other paradigms like lock free synchronization which can not be directly be translated to channel.
> Obama was trying to stear the boat a different way, but he didn't have the support of the legislative bodies which made it their job to give him hell no matter what.

No he wasn't. He went after journalists in the most vicious way since Nixon. His intelligence services violated privacy in the US on a scale never seen before in the country. He attempted to invade Syria and de facto ended up doing exactly that, starting new wars across the Middle East. He didn't do a damn thing different, he was just another President in the White House committing new atrocities, like the guy before him. Then on the way out the door he sent the FBI after his replacement, in a pre-staged attempted coup. Dirty as can be.

People try to pretty up the Obama Administration years, because he's a fan favorite. I get it, he's a lot more likable than Bush or Trump; he's more composed, smoother, and smarter. It's all a con, all the way down to the fraudulent Nobel Peace Prize he apparently got ahead of time for destroying Syria and Libya. His Presidency was a travesty filled with many acts of extraordinary evil. There should have been a Syria death counter every night on CNN, but the left didn't have the integrity to do it to one of their own.
In 1967, the US carried out the largest educational research project in history
Can never stand it when a government steps in between two individuals enriching their shared human experience in a way that harms no one else.

Fuck. That. Shit. May the culture of human independence and individual freedom win over this authoritarian bullshit.
I'm not sure. I believe it depends on the precise wording of the bill linked below.

(https://www.congress.gov/bill/107th-congress/house-bill/4775)

> Title II: American Servicemembers' Protection Act - American Servicemembers' Protection Act of 2002 - Prohibits U.S. cooperation with the International Criminal Court. ...

> (Sec. 2008) Authorizes the President to use all means necessary (including the provision of legal assistance) to bring about the release of covered U.S. persons and covered allied persons held captive by, on behalf, or at the request of the Court.
async/await isn't really concurrency. It's syntactic sugar over callback hell, which can be used to write concurrent software in the "spawn something, wait for it to finish later" model. It has absolutely nothing to help you passing data between ongoing threads, accidental unlocked access to shared data etc. etc.
While this might be interesting and relevant to the HN audience, I doubt that this is a differentiating factor for 99% of today’s video call users. And of the two, I’d argue processor would be more important than memory: high processor usage makes your lap hot and the fans kick in; whereas in today’s world of multi-GB memory as standard, 100 vs. 200 vs. 300 MB memory usage is effectively invisible.