skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Really? So it's not monospaced? I'm having trouble imagining any monospaced font doing this.

(The ligatures in fonts such as Fira Code take up the same amount of space as the non-ligatured versions.)
I'm too stressed to read this right now. Yet it was always fascinating how people adapted to stressful environment, yet in the end our bodies are just not made for the environments we have surrounded ourselves with
You can start the project avoiding the main traps[0] and advocate and try to attract competent security people to make the application more secure, and build a community around that. You can also hire people to audit the applications, try and secure funding for the effort, and do what it takes to make the project successful.

- [0]: https://owasp.org/
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>Tauri apps currently leverages Cocoa/WebKit on macOS, gtk-webkit2 on Linux and MSHTML (IE10/11) or Webkit via Edge on Windows

This is why, the devs who settle for Electron more often than not are not interested in doing cross browser support either.
Self reply - I have contemplated swapping the cheap spindle for one that has an ISO20 tool change compatible spindle so you could swap bits from the top (and share tools with my CNC router). It seems very nice, but at this point is too much of a luxury.
Carmack also was a programmer at Softdisk. It is detailed in Masters of Doom. If memory serves me well, at some point, he and other programmers were "unofficially borrowing" the company equipment during the weekends, then bringing it back early on Monday morning. They were caught at the end :-)
Is it fascinating, or concerning and scary?

Tell me if I'm wrong, but low quality papers get published all the time, in all domains. But nobody cares about Rust vs Go in the current crisis.

Then the media take results at face value because they're constantly looking for breaking news, they give a platform to people with strong opinions rather than nuanced ones (good scientists probably don't have time for that anyway). It seems only logical that the general population has a misguided and emotional interest in the topic, especially when it has disrupted the life of so many.
That makes sense, although of course most people with significant assets pay for professional money management (there are several "tiers" of this kind of service, e.g. wealth managers) without actually having a family office.

The tl;dr seems to be "when it saves you time/effort," vs. "here is a financial threshold where a family office is more financially efficient than a traditional wealth manager." Right?
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I never use == in any circumstance anyway, but telling the difference between the == and === ligatures are really not hard. The === one, at least with JetBrains Mono, is much larger.
I'm fine with people having aesthetic choices. I find front-end developers and their fashions mildly annoying.

I think this post would fit very well at /r/unixporn, similar to ASCII art, pixellated graphics or low poly models.
A good test would be to use "Cult of Jesus" or "Cult of Mohammed" - either of which are actually historically/theologically accurate terms.

I bet that would set few heads rolling, figuratively and perhaps literally.
But words sometimes mean more than one thing, and for better or worse, "Aryan" is far more frequently used in the sense developed in the scientific racism movement of the 19th century.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aryan_race
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The Strange Friendships of Ursula K. Le Guin’s “The Left Hand of Darkness”
Google's corporate code of conduct used to be "Don't Be Evil". After their restructuring under Alphabet that was changed to "Do the Right Thing." You may think these statements are equivalent but we can see it's driving different behavior, i.e. people respond to them differently.

On another note, I used to think YT was great. I was a regular viewer, lots of subscriptions, etc. It was typical that I'd watch YT in lieu of other content. That has changed in the past month or so because the ad frequency has gotten to the point of making the content unwatchable.

Maybe that should be our 2020 Holiday Challenge - take a break from YT for the holidays. If their viewership drops significantly then maybe that'll drive better behavior.
I think the Lanced study about hydroxychloroquine that was later retracted deserved this award much more as it was completely made up.
You gotta do it sometimes—jumping between paper and a calculator is a pain in the butt.
Since Trump publicised hydroxychloroquine the whole debate around it has become so poisoned by politics it's unable to find an unbiassed opinion. The Lancet study seemed to have rushed to publication purely to discredit Trump.
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Awesome work.

Additional features that would really elevate this site:

- Votes!

- Sort/Filter by Font Family, Alphabetical, Last Added, (vote count)

- A long shot here... if you're looking for something to do, give yourself a ML project by trying to somehow analyze fonts for similarity and link to most similar fonts and most different fonts.
> the experience was alright at best

That's kind of what I assumed. I'm sure YouTube will make a few changes in the coming year that'll make it worthwhile to deal with the hassle of setting this up and putting up with an alright experience. They're almost there as it is.
You are not going to convince a bunch of people that generally require evidence for their beliefs to side with you on another possibility if it doesn't rise above speculation. You cannot even find a video to link to, admitting many are doctored, you simply keep saying there are lots of videos. You are in the wrong community if that's the conversation you want to have.
So many things in the blog post I didn't know - but fascinating and makes you think.... it's like the Spaniards and Portugese would have adopted Native American religions at one point.
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I don't have numbers on that, though I think a sibling comment did refer to some.

I do have my intuition though. (One day I'm going to keep track of the mistakes TS catchers early for me in a week.)

So yes: I think the typing lowers the correlation between lines of code and bug count, and that that outweighs the bugs introduced by the additional lines. (It is similar in that regard to many unit tests, I'd say.)

As for unit tests: it's not that I write unit tests first and add types later. The types are written as I code, and they allow me to not write some of the unit tests I'd written otherwise. The upside is that they're easier to write and easier to keep aligned with the code than unit tests.

So yes, I still have to spend time writing tests, but less of it than without types, and I save more time than the writing of types costs me.

> TS types aren't really documentation. For other devs to use your stuff, you need JS Docs to actually explain things. Why write all those types too?

I don't understand what you mean by "write all those types too"? Yes, I still have to write documentation, but just iterating the types is not documentation?
Dependency hell is used in coding but it can just as easily be used for google/YouTube.

Peertube already is becoming a good floss competitor software that can be selfhosted. You make the rules, you put advertising if you want.

My reasoning for saying use newpipe with this new rule. Earlier the idea was like you are not watching ads and taking money from creators if only that was 50% of revenue. Now they are not getting nothing so why bother watching obnoxious ads.
YouTube Will Put Ads on Non-Monetized Videos Without Paying the Creators
Why would you be upset for? It's their life, not yours. Once you get vaccinated, ideally, you get immune to the virus. You neither can develop the disease nor spread it. It's the same as saying you don't want to work with people who didn't got vaccinated by any other number of vaccines (let you search wiki for full list as exercise) and I'm pretty sure it already happened.
Most Smalltalk IDE's use a variable width font by default.
Is there an award for the opposite? Sites using more than 3 GB per visit? I'd win that one.
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Don't exactly know why one would invest in what is essentially a digital flea market. Spend your money at the flea market, don't invest in one.

All stories I've heard about Wish involve products arriving past the expected date, and a refund being issued.
It's incredible how much you can save on your bills! I read the book and called my ISP. I was polite and didn't threaten to leave or do anything aggressive and ended up paying less for faster service.
Totally agree about listening to the audiobook!
There was a study that was just as bad saying hydroxychloroquine was dangerous. Strange that they just chose to discredit this one...
I haven't seen those do you have a link? Anyway, given the results in the benchmarks we're talking about, I'd be surprised if an M1 scored ahead of a current Ryzen on these.
I just want to note that you clipped by part of my sentence that said "required for public acceptance", said that was bad, and ignored the previous clause which indicated extreme statistical evidence for its efficacy.

As for the rest of this nonsense, no, there is no chance that this induces a genetic collapse. mRNA vaccines do not alter your DNA.
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The Web is gone, ChromeOS has won.
You understand that I mentioned game theory and HN crowd is a little bit different from other crowds?

You understand that I also mentioned that this only works if EVERYBODY ELSE vaccinates? So it is not anti-vaccine by very definition.
And dc (the original desk calculator) if you want RPN. I pretty much always have a terminal window with dc running for quick math. It's good for doing base conversions too.
The fact that oneAPI depends on OpenCL on some platforms is mostly an implementation detail, though, and isn't generally visible to applications, which are written in SYCL/DPC++. The current works to implement oneAPI for AMD and Nvidia hardware don't use OpenCL (hipSYCL and sycl-cuda). IMO, that some people think oneAPI is the future is an indication that OpenCL is "falling apart," not evidence that it is improving.

Vendors which have had decent OpenCL implementations for a long time (i.e. Intel) will implement oneAPI on top of OpenCL, others will not (if they implement oneAPI at all).
And that's exactly the point. Once it launches it either crashed down or stays up. As for this vaccine it got 30k tests. It's the equivalent of before launching said bridge the entire heavy machinery of the construction company stood on it and didn't collapsed.
This. I switched to it for a bit of nostalgia and never switched back.
People still believe that Vikings had horns on their helmets, thanks to popular culture portraying them that way.
How is Unicode support?
Dumb question: Why do you have to replace the ball screw with Acme?
Personally I can't help but think that this is our fault, as an industry, for abandoning the idea that users should be able to create programs. In the 8-bit micro era computers booted into a programming environment, then we had things like QBasic coming standard with the OS, then things like VB, HyperCard, Delphi, and to a lesser extent Excel and Access. For a while, enabling users to create their own tools to suit their needs was considered valuable in personal computing.

That's not how we do things anymore. Now everything is an appliance and the user is cattle as far as the developer is concerned.
This looks only marginally worse than Wolfenstein 3D. Animation is very fluid. In some ways better because enemies are more varied. Where does Wolf 3D popularity come from, then? Was it notorious because some newspaper wrote about it? Was it because you were shooting humans?
It's about appealing to as many buyers as somehow possible I guess.
Serious in sense that it's a place to make money? Probably Zero. If you count Live-Streaming, then 1 or 2 more. If we talk about alternatives to host videos? Probably dozens or more. If we talk about places for "high business" (proper company, not some lone creator in his ikea-flatroom) to make money, even more, but most of them are also specialized. Social Services like Instagram, Twitter, TikTok and even reddit are somewhat of a competition for short clips (<2 min), but making money there is a bit strange I guess.

Youtube at the moment is the single place (for videos) where you get everything, from the high number of potential customers, to proper and easy tooling for managing stuff coupled with a good level of potential income. And as long as Youtube is to big to fail, this will not change.
To replace Artifactory, Nexus, etc (as claimed at the start of the readme) authentication is an important component.

Right now Artipie appears to support credentials stored in a flat file, or integration with GitHub. There’s an open issue[0] that makes it sound like LDAP integration is in progress, but the only comment of substance is “you should donate to make this happen faster.”

That’s somewhat unfortunate, because it’d be nice to have some idea of the current progress on the issue beforehand.

[0] https://github.com/artipie/artipie/issues/24
What Happened to the 100k-Hour LED Bulbs?
ZFS can use that many drives, but it's not a distributed filesystem so it's intended to use within a single server. For 100 disks (or some arbitrarily large number) I'd assume you want something distributed, in which case ZFS could serve as the underlying FS on each node with e.g. Gluster or Ceph. ZFS as the backing store for Gluster is fairly common, for example.
Right the logical next step here is to replace X with emacs.

Have emacs itself provide wayland compositing or whatever within its buffers. Then we're cooking with fire and can just have init (or whatever abomination kids these days have replaced it with) boot right into emacs.

The future!
then again, the signature is indistinguishable from small cap and isn't a link
Interesting, so you're fine with calling blacks niggers because they were in the 19th century?
Because other countries don't require that (or only for some product categories).
That doesn't usually happen, though.

For example, if you type three '=' symbols in Firas Code or JetBrains Mono, you get ≡, but if you type a fourth '=' it snaps back to '===='.

I can invent some odd situations where I get a ligature in the middle of a string, but in actual coding (for me 80% JS, 10% HTML/CSS and 10% Ruby) I simply don't see any incorrect ligatures.
I like this approach. I check the inventory on a dealer's lot through their website, pick the car I want, learn what I can about it, and show up ready to skip the first steps. I ended up buying my current car from a no-haggle dealership since they had the best price even after factoring in negotiation (they had an overstock of the car I wanted and the new model year was about to be released).
Probably because the 2d wolfenstein was quite popular. I played the Apple 2 version and liked it.

I actually didn’t know the 3d one existed till after doom came out.
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* the vaccine is not 100% effective

* we don’t yet know whether the vaccine prevents transmission. You can probably be a carrier and spreader even if vaccinated

Those two facts alone mean we’re going to be wearing masks for quite some time, things won’t go back to normal for a while, and people are justified in being upset with others who refuse to protect everyone around them.
Here's a tip: tie business objectives to what you're doing.

Simple example: You want to increase sales. Sales are impacted by page load time. You spent the last week shaving X milliseconds from the page load time that impact sales.

A good way to train oneself to do that is ask "Why" and "So?" recursively on your activities.

Activity: I'm removing unused static files and finding ways to optimize cache.

Why? Because the pages are larger than necessary and load slower.

So? So people may get impatient during the checkout and leave the page

So? So sales depend on conversion and people actually going through the checkout. We've looked at our analytics and found that X% are dropping, and we've talked to N users and they said they left because the page didn't load.
I don't blame people for taking an interest, it's the tribalism of it that I find so weird and fascinating, I'd be concerned if in the future, drug-discovery efforts for things other than coronavirus get so political and emotional to people.

Yes, low quality papers indicating that existing drug X may be effective in disease Y get published all the time, probably several a day. Fortunately most of these are left to pad academic's CVs and don't really influence the pharmaceutical industry.
I've done this before for a single video, was wondering if there was a better approach but this is likely what I will do, at a minimum for clients without Javascript.
Jailbreaking DOES break the security model though. Its literally performed to "break the jail". It takes a locked down system and removes the locks, resulting in a system that is more open; to yourself and an attacker alike.
I think of the terrible-lady-getting-excited-over-a-box youtube ad :|

Also the numerous videos from linustechtips and many other reputable channels detailing in painful detail how scammy wish is.

Also my mother in law who bought a $12 fitness tracker that died after 2 months.

My opinion is that they've begun exhausting the pool of people they can afford to convert since the lifetime value per new member must be atrocious and they rely heavily on marketing to new users to keep the machine going. Everyone has seen a wish ad by now - at this point there are only 2 segments: those willing to give it a shot, and those who have decided not to. If those that were in the first camp don't keep buying because the experience is terrible then you are spending progressively more to try and convert that second camp as things go on. I don't think they have a future-secure business model.

edit: a quick review of their s1 shows they spend 100% of their profit on marketing, and that aside from coronavirus bump they have not grown either in margins or growth since 2018.
But it was retracted shortly after. The process worked ultimately. Raoult has yet to admit anything.
But again, only if whatever you are running does sync writes to storage. Many things will never benefit from or even use a SLOG. A SLOG on a pool doing async writes doesn't get used.

So maybe some databases or some specific apps, but whatever you'd run in a 4GM RAM KVM won't be much.
You really made a good point ,even i have observed how psychology really helps in looking,observing things and changes perspective about everything
It's not straightforward even for seasoned graphics programmers. It's definitely easier for them because they have good grasp on advanced concepts such as barriers, image layouts, synchronization (things you don't really have to deal with in OpenGL/DX11 style APIs), but even they make hard to debug mistakes in AAA games/engines.
Haskell has pure functions everywhere and a much stronger typing system than TS, but unit testing is still considered important.

Someone else will be changing that code later. Knowing (for example) that the parameter is a string will be zero help in knowing what is being done with that string. It also won't help know what edge cases the code was handling.

Also, types give a false sense of security. A new project was integrated into an old website (one with legacy dependencies, but doing millions in transactions every day, so unchangeable).
It broke and they couldn't figure out why. They had the TS types for functions, but an old framework (prototype or moo iirc) overrode js built-ins with incompatible versions. Later they got bitten again when that code changed the object types. If they'd been writing js, they would have written dynamic checks from the start, but it's easy to forget that once you compile, it's just js.
roblox is designed to let other people write server-side code in a way that minecraft isn't. yeah, it's possible to mod a minecraft server, but the engine isn't built around making that easy, so it's a lot more involved in minecraft than it is in roblox.
I have no idea what you mean by this.

When I think of Wish.com I think of gimmicky, low quality, chinese products. Very few sellers are actually trying to build a brand, so they aren't trying to build a quality product. Wish.com is trying to build a brand though so they need to do better at quality control.
Doesn't the Oxford one also has a few medium side effects? Headaches etc?
So many things in this post are inaccurate here and are trivially debunkable.
i made this to show the correlation but people who vote call me crazy. you either value the suffering of others or you value bogus symbolism of flags, 'freedom', and dollars. https://www.imgpaste.net/image/OMG5T
https://techcrunch.com/2020/10/06/why-startups-are-going-pub...
How insanely clean the UI is. Still not convinced that latest iterations are an improvement. Certainly from a design perspective, the UI looks old here, but not sure about the logical structure of elements. If I look at the tabs of modern Word, I have the impression the categories were chosen at random.
It is only required in India

https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/startup/amazon-fl...
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Some of the reviews also seem comically fake, take for example this 5 star review for the "Airpod Pros":

'You will love these earbuds .
I mainly use the wireless earbuds, I am very satisfied in all aspects. These earbuds also have a solid voice for music. They are easy to pair. More than enough scope. These earbuds work very beautifully. Awesome battery life and clarity. These earbuds are the most convenient and comfortable. I love these earbuds , I already want another pair. Buy them. You will love these earbuds .'
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Just be glad you identified them first and didn’t put on cursed ones.
Tried it a few years back and last week, both times my video loads and then stops buffering after like 10 seconds. I'm likely doing something wrong but, do I need a dedicated server to seed my content?

Otherwise it seems busted.
Am I the only one who uses a proportional font for coding? I find it more readable for the same reason it's more readable in books and other printed media.
Agreed, I don't think people expect quality from wish.com, it's just consumerism gone wild basically. I doubt most people expect quality from them.

I'd argue that counterfeits are a much bigger problem for a company like Amazon that people actually use for "qualitative" purchases.
There's nothing suggesting that this burial site was used by people who weren't Norse pagans like most other people in areas settled by the Norse at that time.

Your point would have been accurate if this find had indicated a cult of Odin or something, and that those worshippers didn't have the same practices their surroundings had.
They make sense to me. Especially early or pre-establishment Christianity. They were a “cult of Jesus” within the context of both Judaism and Roman religious life.
If the small sample size and control method were include in the publication, which I believe they were, the blame lies with those who took the paper, claimed it was more than it was, and politicized the results.

Im not sure I want to live in a world where doctors and scientists cant publish their data.
The cherry on top is the c19study link, which is a well known website in the conspiracy theorists sphere, and was debunked time and time again.
I don't know but I also use linode so that is an option if you find out.