skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As far as I recall, that map was never used in my American education. I'm guessing it's decided by state education boards, so either you always had it or never had it.
I got a letter from the IRS a few months ago and the text said something along the lines of “we know you have accounts on cryptocurrency trading services. Please be aware that crypto trading is taxable and you can face severe penalties and even jail if you don’t report them”. I do have accounts but I have not traded with them... My guess the account they’re referring to is the one in coinbase, which I have not used since they announced the service.
https://pasztor.at/blog/dont-use-ftp-heres-why/

https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2228

"FTP authorization is accomplished with a password, passed on the network in the clear as the argument to the PASS command."
I'd appreciate a ban on political posts here. The amount of schills and astroturfing is turning HN into any other social network.
That is EEE.
> It is a potentially hazardous object that is listed on the Sentry Risk Table with the second-highest cumulative rating on the Palermo Technical Impact Hazard Scale.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/101955_Bennu
I've said it in every previous post where Boeing makes a profit vs safety trade-off:

We should nationalize Boeing.

It's in our strategic interest to be able to manufacture planes, Boeing provides lots of decent wage jobs, it has wildly overpaid executives, and it had shown that when given the choice it will choose profit over safety. Nationalization removes the profit motive, ends the bizarre tax subsidies that get pushed around.
It's not really about the borrow checker, but the rest of the Rust type system. Even with throwaway code that can help catch some problems. Is it worth the tradeoffs? Unclear.
This is why the fake books became such a thing.

No band living off performance fees from local bars and restaurants is going to have the time or money to track down and pay copyright owners for the sheet music or performance fees for the songs they’re covering. It’s the most they can do to get a mechanical license for covers on albums they record—and that often would go to the producer or publisher anyway.
Doesn’t iPhone have a warning when the phone over heats? And this phone has its cpu temperature monitoring disabled? I guess this is quite a specific example, but it seems you can trust Apple to not let your phone get so hot it melts, and you cannot trust pinephone.
Someone should point out how much pornography is viewed through Chrome and Safari.
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Microsoft has created a GPU accelerated DirectX driver with Nvidia that only works on WSL 2. That is 'extend'. [0]

I can't begin to imagine if Microsoft starts creating an entire Linux development suite of apps that 'requires' the presence of WSL and Windows installed.

[0] https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda/wsl
Thank you for the kind words! I’m glad you appreciated my writing.

False modesty wasn’t my intention, I’ll do better to explain myself next time. I didn’t mean to address any view of my own competence, more that I was able to build a successful career without going through conventional channels, and with an anxiety disorder. I was by all accounts, a drop out with mental health problems.

My writing skills come from a career in writing government policy documents and stakeholder communications. Not formal education channels.
I think the complaint was more about the article being clickbait than about some jankily borrowed assets used to test theming.
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With the stiffness of spacetime being orders of magnitude higher - I found claims of 20 as well as 100 orders of magnitude, no idea what the correct value is - than the stiffest known materials, one would have to bang on spacetime pretty hard to produce a measurable signal.
What is interesting is I'm not sure how many commenters of the video listened to it. The actual points she raised were mostly focused on "why would Pythagoras have used algebra?". And the answer as far as I can see is he probably didn't. Most of the notation we use was introduced in the 1600s-1700s [0].

The concepts we are taught today, and the way we are taught them, would be foreign to Pythagoras. According to wiki, symbolic algebra only emerged in 1200+ with the Arabs (which probably links to why we don't use Greek by default for algebra but we do with geometry).

[0]] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_mathematical_notati...
From a Microsoft perspective, this feels like damned if you do and damned if you don't.

If they didn't embrance linux style tooling, they get told that they're anti-open source and that Macs will always be a better development environment when you're targeting Linux servers.

If they do embrance Linux style tooling, they get told it's EEE all over again.

I've been following the development of WSL, Terminal and VS Code. It doesn't strike me that this is some corporate EEE style policy, more it's a directive to make Windows as developer friendly as possible.

There's quite possibly an ulterior motive here, but it's more "make deploying onto Azure the happy path" than anything else.

WSL+VS Code+Terminal+Docker for Windows+Github == more business running their workloads on Azure == more money for Microsoft.
It's fine to disagree but my point is with this:

> isn't the design of widgets, but also click behavior, layouts, click paths, description texts, animations, delay after a click ...

Which I find troublesome with Gnome
> Not if driver developers say "we don't need to support Linux anymore, everyone uses WSL2 anyway".

Disagree. The success of linux has been driven by open source enthusiasm, not corporate backing, so I doubt its demise will come from a corporation.

And the momentum of OEMs offering linux out of the box (Dell, Lenovo, System76, Pinebook) seems to be growing, not shrinking.

Linux is winning. Have some more optimism, my friends.
It's amazing to me how the people who discovered this problem did so when they no longer had to deal with it.
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Don't you worry, it'll all be deprecated and removed in a release or two.
You left out the part, that the publishers made money with his channel because of youtube's content id system.
That's about right. Here in the UK you were lucky to see a mac ever back then. A colleague bought the lamp style iMac unit in 2002 and we were quite frankly shocked at it. It was actually a pretty horrid machine compared to our windows 2000 PCs at the time.
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So, I’ve had a quick look through the stripe docs and am now planning to:

- add stripe radar to identify payments made on stolen cards

- add the ability to request a security deposit, which puts a hold on the customers card

Would that cover most issues?
Hot take: ABI stability is overrated. How often do you need to relink specifically without recompiling everything? As an OS packager, it's no big deal to rebuild everything depending on a C++ shared library when that library is updated. For self-contained binary distributions, statically linking the C++ library or putting the shared objects together works fine still.

vtables are always a pain, but I think the Swift team had some cool ideas about vtables and other dynamic stuff across dynamically linked shared objects..

upd: https://gankra.github.io/blah/swift-abi/ this
They'd have to ship just over twice that to touch Lenovo now.
Seeing these same low-effort, tired meme, pointless, reddit-style comments on every.single.post about something good from Microsoft is really boring.

Microsoft behaved like a right cunt in the 90's, before many HN users were even born - we know, we get it, but it was decades ago FFS.
I mean, this is software that consumes an Oracle API, not software that replicates and exposes an Oracle API.
who says that ring deployments aren't defense contracts.

Just because amazon said they are sharing footage with police departments doesn't mean they aren't sharing it with other federal agencies
I remember a blog post on HN a while back that discussed music notation and explained how music sheet setting is less deterministic than one might think, and how there is a big difference between good and bad setting, even if the content (the music) is the same.

"Obsessed with putting ink on paper” by LilyPond - HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1515262

Unfortunately it seems the site is offline, here's a waybackmachine version https://web.archive.org/web/20100717010107/http://lilypond.o...
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The OWASP has been around for a long time and they regularly publish a "Top 10" Web Application Security Risk list. It's amazing (or maybe not) how long some of these have been on the list:

1) Injection
2) Broken Authentication
3) Sensitive Data Exposure
4) XML External Entities (XXE)
5) Broken Access Control
6) Security Misconfigurations
7) Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
8) Insecure Deserialization
9) Using Components with Known Vulnerabilities
10) Insufficient Logging & Monitoring

https://owasp.org/www-project-top-ten/
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Countries have an ongoing PR/marketing angle often called patriotism to build their stockpile of goodwill for spending on questionable things.
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The claim that more verbose, with keywords instead of braces/symbols is more readable is, imho, very subjective. It's easy to state "code is read more often than it is written" and jump to conclusions from there with no evidence that Ada is actually more readable.

An alternative syntax could be helpful for Ada to gain more traction.
Good catch. I'm not sure how I managed to miss that
Still needs to include a way to get to know what a 'second' is, like the Hyperfine transition of neutral hydrogen on the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pioneer_plaque
At the same time, I've been radicalized by seeing how much effort the IRS put into going after me for $1200 they couldn't even prove I owed from a year I was bussing tables for one summer.

The IRS needs to prioritize its resources by going after the big fish, not obsess over kids waiting tables. A bigger IRS doesn't change the fact that it's apparently toothless against the rich and has nfi how to allocate its resources.

My attempt at optimism: going through a downsize cycle is perhaps good to compel healthy internal reorganization inside systems (biological, business, etc) that can prepare it better for a future expansion cycle.
Oh it's worse now. No one tests anything against Debian any more and assumes that Ubuntu is the one true Linux. That makes things like Kubernetes have some extra annoying hoops to jump through.

The whole Linux ecosystem is like trying to work with mixed windows 95 and NT environments was in 1998 now as far as portability goes. Mostly it works, but sometimes it really screws you hard.
After finding a new gig, that perpetual all hands Zoom call would be convenient for submitting your resignation.
That's easy to say after having had a high paying position for a while, which would give you the opportunity to build some financial stability. Never having had any stability, money plays a much larger role.
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Why not just regulate it as a utility? Precedent for nationalisation in America is lacking, and the track record where it exists poor.
This reminds me: Remember when apple tried to hire Linus as a full time employee on the condition he would quit Linux?

https://old.reddit.com/r/apple/comments/9a6rpk/18_years_ago_...
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It is as you just re-image a laptop if it goes awry. AD is everywhere so that's how you can control and lockdown. I can't even install non-approved apps on my developer laptop running Windows. I can't install approved apps either without the correct authority from three layers of management.
All I'm really looking for out of any possible anti-trust is a big "try firefox for better privacy" popup on google.com.
"Last name" of any person across the world has something to do with. The argument to identify two ppl with same firstname stands the same for both first and last names combined.
Countries like India, carry the caste names as the last names. Abolishing that alone is solving only one part of the problem. The right fix is to make these down-trodden to tread back what they lost over decades (even centuries). These lawsuits to punish an isolated event will stop nothing.
There were lots of copycat themes for Linux window managers and toolkits around then which looked much worse than this attempt.

I really miss the windows XP theme. It was super clean and consistent compared to the shit show we have now.
The iphone usually doesn't come with beta (or even alpha) software. An approach like this would not make sense for what the Pinephone aims at.
Depends on your perspective if you look at it from the perspective enterprise where Microsoft makes a lot of its money its a different story. The enterprise's IT department (which is probably already running Windows with Exchange, Office and the rest of MS stuff) faces the following issue: Developers want Linux tools, but to IT, it makes sense to keep all employees on Windows rather than give developers the option of Linux in order to make their management easier. With WSL the problem is solved, everyone is on Windows and developers get the tools they need.
Well, I guess Boeing was in trouble after the 737 and then came Covid and the associated collapse of air travel. Together with the announcement of moving the 787 production to North Carolina last week, this feels like grasping for straws.
Citation: the rebellious life of rosa parks book.

You got there them knowing each other, you got there historical context and you got there reasons why Parks was seen as reliable and tough. You also got there how Colwin case influenced WPC and Parks herself. Fun fact: Parks forced Colvin to retell arrest story at each youth meeting.

Even wiki you referenced has Colvin commenting on Parks and vice versa. You think it is possible without them knowing each other? The wiki you posted had Colvin being sexually assaulted by cops, you think it was outlier bad apple cops? Oh, and besides Colvin and Parks there was yet another teenager bus arrest case prior considered, through I forgot the name.

Or picjlk really any other detailed book on topic.

Also Colvin was not pregnant at time of refusing to stand up, that happened slightly later and I did not read about her partner being white. Just him being much older.
The only line that measures up to reality. No one is going to bring up the issue of war crimes against the US since that would open a can of worms.

"Although there has been no move so far by any foreign court to do so"
Yes. Huge companies don't care one iota what you are experienced with - everyone gets a standard-build Windows machine (loaded with antivirus, endpoint protection and DLP, which combined use half of your CPU), or if you build for iOS, a standard-build MacOS machine.

Linux is huge in the server space in big business, and completely insignificant in the desktop space.
Interesting concept, I would have considered leaving the bridges their natural colors and installing small, tinted panes of glass at photo spots along the walkway. Would allow photos to show a more immersive 'banknote world,' while maintaining design consistency for area residents.
What about licensing the tabs?
We have integrations with almost every of our non-trivial customers. The vast majority of those integrations involve files being read/written and transferred.

A very popular choice among our customers for transferring these files has been FTP, either via intranet or internet.

For a couple of years now FTP usage has fallen dramatically. Our customers now want SFTP, and this demand is not driven by browser support or similar.
You might not.

“Individuals and interactions over processes and tools”

Doing standups for the sake of it is adherence to a process over the needs of you’re people.

Equally, a core principal of agile was always:

“The most efficient and effective method of
conveying information to and within a development
team is face-to-face conversation.”

And I think it’s always worth considering if your truth is the same for everyone on the team. This is actually something I’d bring up in a review (assuming you have those too right?). If you all agree that notifying and handling problems in Slack is enough, that checking the board is sufficient the just do that? What is stopping you?

I would also look for actually data too back it up. How often are people blocked. How do they get unblocked. How long does that take. Etc. Gives you some insight into the reality of the situation and some ammunition to get things changed if you’re team isn’t really being agile and is just doing the corporate software eng dance.
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They are banned. More or less at least.
It's the peak of customization yet the community is full of people saying "I didn't like GNOME's palette so I use Plasma now." I never know how to respond to those people. If they're happy, whatever, but it feels like most people are unaware themes exist.
That’s why I specified Google. I would also put Samsung in that category (despite their exploding battery episode).
"Technical debt" is the difference between the code that you have and the code that you would write if starting over. Does your final code reflect what you learned while writing it?

"Technical surplus" is your ability to learn and implement that learning as code.

The "bullshit" part is complaining about debt while not being able to run a surplus.
Well, email and IRC existed at the time so I am not certain of that.
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It requires a separate port for transferring data. And unless the FTP server supports passive transfers (and they're still out there to this day) that connection is in the opposite direction.
I just turned it on while doing housework and paused to listen more carefully to the interesting bits. Sometimes it's nice to listen to a person's own words on their own terms, rather than having those words filtered through the lens of someone else's perspectives.

Granted, this one is a bit special to me. I attended the same university as Gosling (decades later) so I could visualize the places and experiences he was talking about, while digging through old memories of my own. It's strange to think that a PDP that I saw in a trash heap may have been the machine he programmed on, and a prof that was teaching PDP assembly in the late-1990's may have been someone he learnt from.
Larry's lawyers would probably see that as a technicality which can be resolved in court.
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Outside of the HN crowd, it's unaffordable to maintain two separate, fairly powerful computers for work and gaming.
Wouldn't assuming an oracle api make it a derivative work though...
Not an "early" comic book, but this Radio Shack sponsored Superman & Wonder Woman comic, featuring the TRS-80, is amusing: https://www.amazonarchives.com/all-titles/date/1980s/1982/su...
> It's strange to think that a PDP that I saw in a trash heap may have been the machine he programmed on

I certainly hope you don't mean a literal trash heap.
afaict the bridges were only designed for the notes (or unbuilt designs were used because they had a certain european aesthetic), and then the designs were used to build real bridges in the netherlands. it's just a tourist spot, similar to las vegas' wonders of the world.
>Let's say that happens. But another group of employees may feel the opposite and start protesting for Joe. Now what do you?

There's no obligation that Spotify management consider or concede to all future employee demands if they choose to consider or concede to any group's demands in the present. They'll do whatever makes the best business sense to them at the time, which today might mean breaking this agreement, and tomorrow might mean defending another one.
Actually Lex does this on his other channel:
https://www.youtube.com/c/LexClips/videos

Here is the 9 minutes part on Emacs:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wA7aB-oxjVc

More are to come.
>There is virtually no batteries without ICs

There are after market batteries w/o battery management ICs like TI Gas Gauge, its up to device on whether it will accept a battery without such IC.

>that has nothing to do with whether the device runs without a battery. That’s just a design choice

I agree that just having a battery without IC doesn't guarantee that the device would function directly with an external voltage regulated power supply, but a device which accepts only the battery with specific IC makes it difficult or even impossible to run the device that way.
Wait, what has Windows achieved?

My point was that you can't claim the 100 million+ Windows userbase as being the largest Linux distribution, because almost none of those people (proportionally) are actually using WSL.

I don't think we have the usage numbers for WSL. I don't think we have the usage numbers for Linux desktop either. I personally would be surprised if WSL was the largest Linux distro, but either way it's not a claim one can make because we don't have the numbers.
amd64 (x86_64), AArch64 (arm64), armel, armhf, i386 (x86), mips, mipsel (little endian mips), mips64, powerpc, s390x.
To me, it feels like someone got stuck working at Microsoft that likes Linux better so they decided to write some code to make it happen as a side project. Then somebody noticed... it doesn’t feel planned to me. But now that person feels happy to be working on Linux at Microsoft.
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Nationalization would destroy it faster.
Given the article describes the outsourcing company as located on the Isle of Man, and wrapped in shell companies, I have a hard time not believing legal distancing reasons or at least maybe shady tax evasion practise
One Eric S. Raymond has the same hunch as you. See his latest post http://esr.ibiblio.org/?p=8764.
As a disclaimer, I’ve written Swift, but this seems to be a simple concept. The first name is the interface and is used at the call site, and the second (optional) name is used within the scope of the function, should the developer want a more descriptive name.
I agree about its usefulness. Personally, when I'm using FTP, I seek out a native client anyways. As long as the browser will open up the client when an FTP link is clicked, I think it would be fine. Let the HTTP browsers focus on HTTP. I mean, browsers don't tend to have built in functionality for things like email or phone calls.