skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Right, but that's not the concern.

You compile your code with -pedantic, it works, and then you distribute the source. A user gets that code, compiles it, it works, and they integrate it into their product. Later, that user upgrades or changes their compiler and your code doesn't build anymore because there's a new warning. Now they have to patch your build.
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The GRC page you referenced describes one potential scenario:

> To mount a phishing attack against SQRL, a fraudulent website would need to first open a valid login session with the authentic website it plans to spoof. From the valid site's login page it would obtain a “fresh” and valid SQRL link URL. The fraudulent site would then present a spoofed login page containing the authentic website's valid SQRL code. When the SQRL application is used to login, they are actually logging in to the session that was originally initiated by the phishing site. The phishing site then completes the login and can impersonate the user for that login session.
Well, there’s not exactly plenty of socializing and activity right now.
A vanity exercise? I think you are really missing the point here. As a 3D graphics developer myself, having published my 13-years long pet-project, a full-featured 3D graphics engine as open source (https://github.com/StylianosPolychroniadis/NthDimension), I can surely tell you that going 3D as well as GPU programming, is The most rewarding, in terms of computer science knowledge, effort one can possibly do.

Now only if UV texture-mapping was any easier, I would love to be in a position to call myself a 3D artist.

Luckily, procedural graphics (both geometry & texturing) has filled the gap for me.

Off course, the biggest school was working along with real 3D artists that shed light and introduced me to engine and shader optimization, my greatest passion at the moment (along with GPU parallelization).
How is this not going to turn the internet into a junk box?
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> And since that 80% is different for all users, it logically follows that the entire system needs to be discoverable.

I don’t think discoverable and efficient are mutually exclusive.

Something can be discoverable and still usable in 5 clicks or less (example: most menu bars).
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I used BigQuery public dataset. I scored active as the quantity of comments

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Maybe I'm misunderstanding you, but I'm pretty sure CPU limits will only limit the amount of CPU used even if there is more available. It will not kill off the pod.

Memory limits however will kill the pod if the pod uses more than the limit.
If anything this is an argument to let the kids be taught by their parents and let the kids help with the parents work like the "good old days" rather than in the biodomes that are schools.
What do you mean by C idioms? That the beautiful strong C++ type system turns into untyped big ball of mud in the linker? That's indeed a problem.
nginx sends it by default for static files (example: hacker news [0]), I assume other web servers do too.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/y18.gif
This particular case is not nearly as bad as it sounds. Someone used a car to commit a crime, so the state seized the car. The car was owned by another person, who had lent it to the person who committed the crime. This sounds like a powerful deterrent to allowing your car to be used to commit crimes.

> "You're asking one drunk person to determine whether another person is fit to drive. That's absurd," said attorney Chuck Ramsay.

No, it's not. Just assume they aren't. What's the alternative? Merrily lend your car to someone who might be drunk, and not bear any consequences?
Hence why when most talk about how POSIX and C are so portable across UNIX platforms, they really don't have any idea what they are talking about.

I have coded for Xenix, DG/UX, HP-UX, Aix, Solaris, FreeBSD, Linux (starting with kernel 1.0.9 in Slackware 2.0), using the platform compilers of each respective OS.

To put it to modern audience, it is like doing a beautiful web app and then fixing it for every browser in existence.
Now that is a real toxic company culture.

How was Bezos framing it? Adapt or die?
Thanks for coming back to clarify, glad to hear its not broken. I'll check the iOS compatibility anyway.
The authors aren't listed in the spec. You're looking at the editors. Anyone can contribute to the spec, and lots of people from Mozilla do. Taking the first one as an example, https://github.com/w3c/clipboard-apis/graphs/contributors, marcoscaceres, janiceshiu, and Johanna-hub are current or former Mozilla staff, and plenty more who don't say one way or the other on their profile.
That tells me their job is easier than we think, so they may face ‘disruption’ soon
Lol this is just not true. Fairfax, for example, will be completely fine. You’re honestly pushing a lobbyist’s narrative. Small papers don’t rely on Facebook click throughs.
Vice had not published the story yet, yet Wu believed they might doxx her when questioning details about a reddit controversy. Wu had preemptively doxxed the editor.
That's more to do with living in a bad area.
People think these apps are harming people by enabling behavior that harms people.

It's the same line of reasoning that leads to prohibition on drugs, guns and booze.
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interestingly also blows out the theory that bsd/unix was just a AT&T slave by licensing as the GNU project foundational docs would have you believe
Fair point. I guess the bigger thing is to trash all the things that make the US system so insane.
One thing I wish were possible is to search through upvoted content and favorited content by title and even comments in either. I have upvoted so much stuff a lot of it becomes harder to find if I cant narrow it down by what is relevant to me. Its the one killer feature HN is missing for me. Outside of that one thing I think HN is perfect thus far.

Mostly the favorites feature is used by me when I cant upvote something since thats what HN defaults to. I would use it more often if I could filter by my own saved content.
So, which one of you was this?
wiki.js can be set up to import and export to a git repo. It supports markdown.
Sure, but at the same time there are lots of clever people that missed the opportunity to actually go, due to artificial barriers that consider them too dumb for university.

Morons? There are morons everywhere.
No they don’t, they only have to provide details of why they downranked the website if they do so. This is to avoid them intentionally downranking the papers to hurt them. Stop spreading lies.
Is upgrading a kernel of a docker host that straight forward? I would worry to keep everything compatible, with a lot of testing before any upgrade of this kind. It looks like they're running k8s with kops, and the fix was merged just a few weeks ago.
>The homeless issue is a city scale prisoners dilemma. By offering better services you attract homeless. Homeless people aren't stupid and will move to places that suit their lifestyle better, just like we do. The only way to avoid it is better policies on a national level. Otherwise cities that treat homeless better just become a magnet for them.

Well, you're wrong about one thing. The homeless don't have to move. If SF attracts homeless people then it is entirely possible that people in the "grey zone" become homeless on their own. A lot of people just move in with their parents or friends if they lose their home. If the stigma of homelessness is smaller than the stigma of living with parents it's entirely possible that people go to shelters just to save themselves the embarrassment of failure in front of their friends and family. Especially if that "shelter" is just a free apartment room.
no those are cold ones. mostly newbees. few flavors of distros.

Gimme a recent released distro which got decent userbase.
Perhaps a rights issue. I was using FF latest and I have the common security settings for people with moderate paranoia and have no camera installed.

Edit: works on phone and I am the worst parent.
Seems pretty silly that you can only favourite the comments view - if you click directly into the article from HN homepage you never see the favourite link at all.
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I've never tipped my mechanic, but I absolutely tip my hairdresser. I suppose it depends on the place, though.
The same reason why my default stack is still Java/Kotlin with Spring and Hibernate. A stable environment, stable runtime that is guaranteed to not change too much and has a culture of backwards compatibility.
What’s wrong with a clever person becoming a truly amazing welder? Or a dentist (professional tracks do not require university)?
I think it's more 'as an adult I realise that what I faced as a teenager was not all it appeared to be'.

Every cohort of teenagers since ancient times has believed, it seems, that their parents didn't understand. I think then one finds the ignorance was usually balanced in the other direction. Parents in general do want their offspring to grow to be self sufficient, which does require some pain - we're not going to be here forever to care for our kids - but most parents want their kids to get through their whole life with fulfillment and happiness. Sometimes that means a little hardship for a greater life overall.

This I think accounts for parents, in general, seeming to be hard on teenagers. Those teenagers will either realise it was for good or initiate a revolution in how they treat their own teens. That revolution hasn't happened yet.

My observation is that we go in cycles - parents are liberal, their children are more conservative (when they become parents), so their children respond by being more liberal, etc..
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I think I'm more bothered by the misaligned incentives in this situation. Since the police department gets to keep the proceeds of the asset forfeitures, they will take as many cars as they can. Maybe a good fix would be to have proceeds go to education or social welfare. And the arresting officer shouldn't make the decision because it might lead to an abuse of power. An uninvolved third party should decide if they take the person's stuff. I'm not personally in favor of asset forfeiture but I do understand that enough people probably are that the law isn't likely to get repealed.
Try to package something on OpenSuse to run on Android.
I didn't know that was a good thing. That's a legacy bug in the socius.
You are right, I mis-remembered what the flag did, sorry.

I've seen projects with -pedantics -Werror, which are particularly annoying (-Werror in general to be honest, I understand why people might want it for CI of course).
Recommending AssertJ and not mentioning Hamcrest? Hamcrest is more flexible, more composable, and more extensible.
“It is more important that innocence be protected than it is that guilt be punished, for guilt and crimes are so frequent in this world that they cannot all be punished.

But if innocence itself is brought to the bar and condemned, perhaps to die, then the citizen will say, 'whether I do good or whether I do evil is immaterial, for innocence itself is no protection,' and if such an idea as that were to take hold in the mind of the citizen that would be the end of security whatsoever.”

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Everything if that wasn't in their life goals.

Dentist requires university degree in many European countries by the way (4 years).
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It would be nice to have the feature action on the home page itself.
Very dangerous position and self-defeating.
Apollo Domain/OS could emulate both BSD and System V, as well as support its own very different shell command set.

One of the ways it did this was that filesystem symlinks could reference the environment variable that specified what OS emulation you wanted.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain/OS

https://jim.rees.org/apollo-archive/
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> There is no feedback to tell if unit testing setup is complete and if unit tests are comprehensive.

Consider using mutation testing [1] tools like https://pitest.org/ to test the quality of your tests.

Having said that, unit tests obviously shouldn't be your only quality assurance practice.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutation_testing
I'm not in a good position to say for sure, as I've only used managed Kubernetes distributions, but I think it probably works out to less work than removing CPU limits. Kernel upgrades are at least semi-routine, so most shops that run Kubernetes themselves are going to have a process for them. Conversely, removing CPU limits and migrating the critical path to a different set of tainted nodes is a substantial one-off change with a long tail of failure scenarios that need to be tested. Thus, I would expect that a kernel upgrade would be easier than doing what Buffer did.
Off the top of my head, i believe it only works on iPad Safari?
Can you access that publicly/via the web browser or always only via spacemacs? I use org-mode and have been thinking it would be nice to set something up to generate HTML and display it on some private website but haven't yet looked to see if there are existing projects that do that.
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money is (in an indicrect and rough sense) a form of energy

energy is all about the capacity to do work.

how do you make humans do work? you give them money

so money is all about the capacity to make humans do work.
Bit of a sunk cost I'm afraid. They f'd up.
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The battery API has been in the news before:

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/nov/01/firefox-d...
>Don't know if they ever found out how it got there

"I don't want the ATF to shoot my dog"

<proceeds to dump spent launcher tube they stole from work wherever is convenient>
I am my own favorite production end user and I use firefox.

Do you think those numbers have anything to do with the fact that there's an encroaching browser monoculture right now, hearkening back to the IE6 days?

"Chrome isn't becoming IE6, Chrome is actually good" ~ A person who didn't use IE6 when it was new.
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Good morning fellow hackers! I came across this great video that shows the impact of Synsepalum Dulcificum (miracle berry) on the flavor profile of high end whiskeys and thought you guys may find it interesting: https://youtu.be/MBcp-kY_XGo?t=322

I did a miracle berry cocktail night last weekend and it was incredible. We were able to make some super smooth, unsweetened cranberry-vodkas and whiskey sours. Best thing, since there was no sugar, we didn't have much of a headache the next morning :D

I heard posting in the morning was worth a shot on HN. Since I have your attention, miracle berry also has applications to breakfast. I personally use it everyday because it makes my Greek yogurt creamy, rich, and delicious. I have some people who use it with their coffee because, like the alcohol, it can significantly remove the bitterness of coffee to make it taste much smoother without the need to add as much cream and sugar.

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I'm not able to find concrete examples of the differences between Flatcar and Fedora CoreOS aside from FCOS using rpm-ostree.

What are the differences especially regarding their spirit and philosophy?
How does protortionality fit here?

If a drunk driver gets a $2,000 fine, but the owner has their $40,000 car forfeited, is that fair punishment?
The sun has a radius of about 700,000 km, but the question is interesting and there should be a fairly small upper border, since too much mass would end in a black hole.
I think if you look at what modern on-campus housing and amenities have evolved to become, I struggle to agree with a description of that experience as "poverty conditions".
Wait, deliverymen? I don't tip the UPS, FedEx, or USPS guys. The only type of person that comes to my house that I tip is the garbage guy, and only when I have a particularly large garbage pile to take out. They send out cards around Xmas with the official tipping procedure, but I do it whenever I have an onerous load, not at a certain time of year.
I don't believe any test frameworks in Java have built-in support for randomisation using a seed, so this is a foreign concept to most Java programmers. Which is a shame, because it's useful.

It would actually be really easy to package up seeded randomisation as a JUnit rule / extension. As far as i can tell, nobody has done that.
On that basis you might as well limit university education exclusively to hedge fund management.

It pays better than anything else, so what's the problem?

Never mind that some stupid math problem that only fifty people in the world ever cared about led to the creation of both crypto and computing.

So presumably it would have been "discipline" to have Turing flipping burgers instead of going to college, because most administrators, voters, and politicians had no clue what he was doing, and fewer people cared.

This is why we shouldn't make student loans justify themselves economically.

In fact we shouldn't have student loans at all. Because it's really hard to make multi-decade predictions about which areas of interest will be financially viable - as anyone doing a CS degree today will discover in the next ten years or so.
while that's great, the shift isn't equal. on average I'd wager that spending has gone down overall even if it's shifted elsewhere geographically. And office real estate has taken a massive blow along with cbd restaurants and vendors
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You can find the information from multiple sources - IT review sites that performed the testing - that for current GPUs PCIe 4 x16 is not needed, you can use PCIe 3 x16 with negligible impact and even PCIe x8 with minimal impact.

There are also some sites that explains why large capacity power suppliers are a waste of money. Ex: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_wtoCBahhM
I admit I was only thinking about reading and writing[1], but I know what you mean about exhausting. That does slowly go away with use.

Speaking comfort (judging by my circle) generally takes a couple of years of immersion. Now that we have large quantities of video online[2] in the popular languages, listening comprehension should be far easier to come by, but speaking is always the difficult part.

The two best ways I've found to learn to speak are (a) trying to get some real world task done, and (b) drunken pub convos. Note that in both these cases perfection is secondary to communication.

[1] Dijkstra ("EWD") had a better written english than many native speakers.

[2] In countries where I'm amazed at the local command of english, it's often because their TV ran english programs undubbed.
I have a git-based wiki, and I've been slowly migrating it to Trilium [0]. There's a certain appeal to having your knowledge base purely contained within a git repo but ultimately having a rich dedicated editor is less of a hassle to me. Setting up the self-hosted syncing is pretty easy as well.

[0] https://github.com/zadam/trilium
Thanks for the detail and for the super helpful actionable advice! I'll give that a try. How would you go about asking the team why they keep their video off? Should I ask during standup, in Slack?
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Banks decide the color of dildos in webshops? I want to know more about this, I am not even doubting this seeing as banks and credit card companies are basically driving political censorship online these days.
I can understand the down votes but it's an interesting question nonetheless. I'm a Firefox user, but my customers? 5%. I'm still surprised by this.
> I've used a hard real time OS for a desktop for some years

Was this a QNX variant?

I'm wondering how you'd rate iOS, especiallly with the ProMotion displays on the iPad Pro. Do they come close in terms of responsiveness?
Unless I'm mistaken, HN exposes that data so anyone can build those features as either a browser add-on or as a separate site built on the data?

One of the things I super appreciate about HN is the (almost) complete abcense of feature creep.
Seems like good advice. I'd add another one that seems completely obvious, but some sloppy developers ignore it: avoid undefined behaviour. If you're going to work with C, you need to know about undefined behaviour and take it seriously.
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It should be. Kernel updates are a critical path for bug fixes and security patches. If you can’t upgrade your kernel using a clear, premeditated plan, you are not doing your job right.
This isn't exclusive to containers, you had this problem with VMs and even hardware. Back in the physical server days, when you didn't have enough CPU to service the current rate of inbound requests, eventually your healthchecks start to fail and load balancers would evict you from the pool. Now instead of a physical CPU, it sounds like you're running into a CPU limit implemented in the kernel but the same basic principles apply.

Kubernetes changes how you create the infrastructure but you still have the same problems you had in a distributed system before.