skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
From the image, it looks like the loop detection is simply checking whether a line is hit <threshold> times in a row, where threshold defaults to 5000

That is, it’s the same detection you’d apply in any language/scenario, if you were interested in it.
Two thoughts on why Tesla's ceiling should not be considered simply a reasonable marketshare of the global car market.

(1) I think you could have constructed a similar argument in ~2010 regarding the iPhone. Apple indeed did not capture a dominant market share by volume, but take the lion's share of the profits today -- converting many mid-level consumers to loyal customers of luxury goods.[1] Second to that, they are much more vertically integrated than the competition where the software, the hardware, and media are generally made by different companies. This allows them to extract more revenue from each customer. In my opinion Tesla's vehicles are well positioned to be the iPhone of cars where they widely expand the size of their addressable market.

(2) Elon has said a few times that Tesla is best though of as a collection of a about a dozen different startups as opposed to simply a new entry into the traditional auto market.[2] These "startups" would include solar, insurance, self driving, battery tech, utility scale energy storage, dealership/service network, etc.

[1] https://seekingalpha.com/article/420201-what-apple-and-starb...

[2] https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1274544800558014464?s=20
The station jingles in Japan can have quite a deep meaning in Japan - for example the Shin Imamiya Station plays a part from Dvoraks 9th symphony - "From the New World". Coming from Czech Republic we recognized the melody immediately & knew what was going on - the station is very close to the famous Shin Sekai or "New World" district of Osaka. A really nice touch. :)
Discussion from 2008, with some comments by Paul Graham (pg): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=244621
I think fish is great for newcomers or for those who don't really want to mess around with too many settings or plugins.

I'm a fish user, actually. That said, for those on zsh who want some of fish's most prominent user features without leaving, check out zsh-syntax-highlighting[1] and zsh-autosuggestions[2]. These are rather popular so long time users may not benefit from these suggestions.

[1] https://github.com/zsh-users/zsh-syntax-highlighting
[2] https://github.com/zsh-users/zsh-autosuggestions
Your common sense sentiment is now becoming increasingly rarely expressed, because there is a pretty militant sub-culture that wants to impose their views on society without debate.

This thread was even flagged, no doubt by members of this group who consider any attempt to have an open discussion on the issue as a threat to their agenda.

I'd guess it's only your love for your children that compelled you to express your views on this issue in the face of potential hostility.

I'll add that this trans-rights radicalism is borne out of a justified fear of discrimination against a group that faces tremendous hardship in society: people who self-identify as a gender they were not born as.

But I have no doubt that the damage done by trying to suppress open discussion, both directly by not allowing people to intelligently discuss critically important trans-related issues like children undergoing gender transition hormone therapy, and indirectly in degradating the customs and institutions that guarantee free speech, will vastly outweigh the good it does.
Quant trading guy here. Most likely your simulation didn't account for market impact. It's maybe the hardest bit. See liquidity based bullet points above.

Other place to look is whether the data was recorded with timestamps of where the trading happened, but you probably thought of that one.

Idea makes sense though.
From time to time there comes a remark that is the absolute epitome of Hacker News, and I mean that earnestly and without any backhanded rancour, and I thank you for this flawless specimen.
More than half of emergency small-business funds went to larger businesses
Try disabling the Chrome background update mechanism in MacOS, it seems to be a common issue there... Not sure if Edge does the same, but that may be an alternative option.
Many devs don't want to do any of that, they would rather have everything run in docker and not worry about any of the above (which if you can afford it at scale it can make sense, personally I'm not of that ethos and try to stay away from companies like that, as its great for me personally to work in a place where the devs can jump in anywhere rather just be tied down in their silo).

I think its easier for some companies to just pay amazon for all these services than to hire engineers be able to do what you are talking about. For a certain type of company (well established, known resource loads) it can make sense now (though risk huge lock-in costs and wont be able to move fast enough when they arrive), but I've seen/worked at many start ups that try to do the full cloud setups above and just get blown out from just costs alone.

The last company I worked at (south east asia start up, with just me originally as the dev, but grew to about 5 more devs when I left) we only had s3, cloudfront (though we put cdn77 infront of it cause bandwidth in SEA is a rip off with aws), and rds with postgres (and I wanted to move away from this cause backups and resizes from sql dumps are a PITA and take way too long when you have to do it over the network vs on the instance) and ran every other service we needed on ec2 instances (load balancer/auto scaling with nginx+3rd party modules + python daemon with boto3 api, rabbitmq, solr, memcached, dnscache, pgbouncer, letsencryot, deployments to prod/staging/one off envs for random stuff with fabric building what was needed on a workbench then spin up instances from an AMI image [1/4 the cost compared to using docker, with init scripts that turned off/on applications depending on what the server was need for] to about 40+ machines at max site load]) and had to support 40+ customer domains which overall was 8-10x cheaper than the "all-in" AWS abomination an AWS consultant cooked up before we went that route.
Indian here. This must be taken with a boatload of salt.

India's labor law is cryptic, deeply socialistic and favors unions over actual businesses in weird ways. Also, it is mostly unenforceable with lot of discretion to government officials in this particular case "Department of Factories, Boilers, Industrial Safety and Health". Trust their inspectors to be clueless and they add zero value. They mostly show up to collect their bribes and you are free to do whatever it wants. These things change when employees unionize under the leadership of local goons and corrupt politicians and start acting as rent seekers rather than workers.

Winstorm is not an angel and high chance they must have engaged in lot of labor law violation, but it is plain idiotic to think that they would do something too worse than other factories in India. If at all my money is on the fact that Winstorm factory is actually better one available to these workers and these workers should be thankful for having some job in first place.

Looking at the sad salary numbers Winstorm does not save any money by underpaying employees or asking them to work more hours. It is a new factory and perhaps still in the process of getting everything in order. What Indian labor did there is nothing short of ungrateful behavior that has increased the risk for all other companies to come and start factories in India. Today it is winstorm tomorrow it could be your factory.

Indian government's track record on worksplace practices and safety is pretty poor. Indian government's policies caused one of the worst industrial disasters of all times (Bhopal Gas tragedy). Government then shamelessly blamed it on American company Union Carbide and then passed laws to ensure no victim can get compensation from Union Carbide directly. Indian government then pocked something like $100M by today's value a lot of victims did not get a single penny.
What was the rest of the infrastructure? Was this at a proper HFT firm with everything else streamlined?
The idea that it's a disability is as stupid as the idea that being 7 foot tall is a disability.
A potential disaster for the fauna in the area, that rely on a foodchain that would be disrupted by a vast iceberg.

And Antarctic waters are biologically rich: https://discoveringantarctica.org.uk/ecosystems-and-foodwebs...
NSO is a private company. It was even in foreign ownership up to not long ago (when it was repurchased by its original founders).
This is not something AIPAC is concerned with. Clearly US government as well as Israeli government have some interest in letting NSO roll its operations (have any NSO officials been banned by the US? US knew to ban Israeli officials in the past, AIPAC or not).
What does this mean ? How is rioting and destroying property "being aware of your rights" ? This is pure thuggery.
And if the international community had been more critical of the US claims on the alleged weapons of mass destruction of Saddam Hussein, 2 decades of war and the deaths of millions could likely have been avoided.

It's not as black and white as that, and I believe some measure of restraint is valuable when making decisions that can have unbounded consequences. Sometimes making the right decision eventually is better than making the wrong decision immediately.
It is sometimes amusing to contemplate how different anglophone attitudes towards the french revolution in general (and Napoleon in particular) are from local continental.
> but holy hell Black men do get killed when arrested disproportionately in the U.S..

This is selection bias. The ratio of police shootings to arrests is not higher for black people. Police shootings of black persons are national news, police shootings of white persons are not.
You need to first rid your society from the actual opium and its derivatives. It’s very convenient to throw the opium of the masses on Muslims, when the masses in your society have puncture marks.

And yes Marxism has died. Communism is dead. It’s just a name for brutality and dictatorship.
The film is absolutely gorgeous. As one example among many, I'm blown away every time that plane gently drops down behind Esterhase and Smiley on the runway.
I think for novices the most friendly experience is Pantheon, the desktop environment shipped with the elementary OS distro.

https://elementary.io/ (you can either donate, or choose to donate $0 and get it for free).

Now with regards to:

> Gnome 3 is where the project shifted from 'user friendly' to 'assume the user is an imbecile.'

I don't think that is what they had in mind. If I recall correctly one of the design motivations for Gnome 3 was removing the excessive distractions found in the numerous graphical elements of most desktop environments and make things a bit more minismalistic.
AIPAC's secret is the impression it's so powerful, but whenever an American administration wanted to advance a policy AIPAC didn't like (from selling aircraft to the Saudis in the 80s all the way to the Iran Deal), AIPAC melted away. It has no power to defend NSO, and I doubt it even has an interest to.
How can the idea of “live to be able to play” be reconciled with the substance of the article?
“it came to me”
If the window manager were to upscale a window, you would get the typical artifacting, such as blurriness, from the upscaling. The application toolkit is the best place to do scaling, as it knows how to render text etc.

This is how it works on Windows as well; if the application reports it correctly supports scaling, Windows will let the application handle scaling (otherwise Windows will do it for the application, with the usual caveats).
thanks for the encouragement. perhaps 2021 will be the year. i will update/announce when i have something to share!
I "show an interest" in space, but I'm not entitled/deluded enough to expect someone to deliver a shuttle to me, because that would be a waste of time/materials/energy/money.

It's the same here.
I think we're discussing UI controls scaling. This has nothing to do with WM, especially under Wayland, it's a job of your graphical toolkit.
can you be more specific.
what branch porn?
what's the goal?
( et. to be a porn star or just to run website with a database from free porn videos)
how old are you?
do you like me?
lol
Blokada isn't a serious security app. It leaks DNS connections over TCP (only handles UDP) and uses covert techniques to track users (generates a unique ID for every install and sends it tagged with the phone model every time one visits a blokada webpage from within the app).

Yeah, no where close.

Disclaimer: I work on privacy enhancing tech on Android.
Wait, this is the official Go implementation of AES for when AES-specific hardware instructions aren't available? It's not bitsliced. Doesn't that make it vulnerable to timing attacks?
For some simpler projects, I can only recommend doing some digital signal processing. For example, an audio signal is just a list of values, so you can do things like:

- Count the number of zero crossings
- Find out where they are
- Create any shape of wave by adding together multiple sine waves
- Hard clip the signal
- Stretch a signal and interpolate it with new samples
- Invert and revert a signal

For level 2, you can start processing "live":

- Create a sine synthesizer
- Create a small ring buffer of samples
- Find out how to output that audio (system audio, soundcard)
- Add MIDI support
- Add polyphony support

DSP gets hard once it has to be in real time and the latency has to be minimal. It's great exercise to mess around with it.
It’s got to do with the semantics, and for that you need to keep track of the context in which it was used by me.
It's the first one. Thank you so much for this.
I know a lot less about these (the name and the fact they existed covers most of it) than the wikipedia page, but it's such an early commercial RISC microprocessor, first desktop seems like a plausible title. This made me wonder whether ROMP isn't a sort of 'lost' architecture. There are probably a lot more of other failed RISC designs still kicking around the world (the 88k, i960, etc)
yep, chances are that most whatsapp groups contain at least one person the uses the google drive backup.
This rings so close to home for me too.
I'm 36, I extremely rarely feel any envy(and when I feel it is about someone not "deserving" something because of something in that person) and I am very loose with my money.
Because of this I was manipulated a lot, because even though I could see the manipulative behavior I could not figure out the MOTIVE behind it and I always attributed it to some other reasons that I could understand.
I still have to second guess it a lot "really, is this abiut money? It can't be, right?"
From the README he has these numbers

For one-to-many communication (lectures), the behaviour is linear, and Galène should be able to serve about 400 participants per core

Scaling wise what are you trying to do?

* You can put different rooms on different servers. They don't have to aware of each other.

* If you want to scale out the broadcast case you will probably want to follow the ingest pattern. Have one server forward to n with viewers.

* If you want really large conference calls you will need to think about the experience. Residential internet can only accept so many incoming feeds. Do you want to enable/disable them on the fly? Do you want to have 'active speaker' only view etc.. not just a scaling problem but also UX.
Hi!
Today it's not a big deal to finding a VC investor(if you have a good idea and some inspiring metrics ofc.). There are several platforms that providing lists and contacts of the venture capitals.

But what about the porn industry? Since it's a quite gray zone and a sensitive topic surrounded by significant risks, there must be a different approach for investing in such a business. I'm not sure YC would accept a new adult content startup on the board for example.

So, where porn startups should go in that case?
Rethink your user onboarding – Lessons from Descript, Basecamp, and Superhuman
Typing this on a 2009 laptop maxed out to 8GB and a SSD, with a NVidia card (DX 11).

Runs Windows 10 Pro just fine, alongside VS 2019 (.NET/C++ workloads), Eclipse, Netbeans, Office, all modern browsers, the card is more than capable to handle WebGL 2.0 can achieve.

No need to keep buying shiny toys every 2 years, specially when one doesn't buy into container fashion trend.
Think of Maori tattoos like a collection of facts about the person bearing the tattoo. Scarification is the same idea, except those facts are REALLY important, too important for a tattoo which is less memorable than a scar. Examples of facts would be: family of origin, affilliated organization, past achievements, place of birth, occupation, etc. Markings would be born on the front of the body to make introductions very quick and easy: you can just look at a stranger and you already know a lot about him or her, and assuming you have good manners, you would also know what etiquette to observe when meeting for the first time.
hm, I'm developing a new content delivery network for adult-content. See PornHub as the far past.
Is there any software-base implementation of AES that is NOT vulnerable to timing attacks and other side channel weakness and with reasonable performance (to the limit of the hardware)?
Actually the Asus 1215B solved it for me, not Air.
Ten innovations that can improve global health
> it was exploiting a weakness and preventing others from doing the same.

This is also a solution (albeit with a race condition) to one bug that the Morris worm had: the same worm infecting a host multiple times and the multiple instances drawing more attention / stepping on its own feet. Other worms likely have had similar flaws.

(Any suggestions to eloquently un-mix the worm/feet metaphors?)
/r/Linux just eviserated me for saying this. The problem is people forget why the gnome shell was created and they are not being held accountable for that giant mistake.
see also El Coloso by Francisco de Goya https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Colossus_(painting)
Call me old fashioned but I’m not a fan of any of these patchset distros to make RDBMS scale-out. There are just too many things to worry about. I’d much prefer to use something like Cassandra which comes with proper sharding support out of the box and the ability to tune consistency.
Yeah, that’s basically what I said. Let scientific inquiry conclude on this and then it can be shared as evidence. Otherwise it’s just anecdotal.
There can be overlap and comorbidity too.

As part of my BPD the psychiatrist gave me an ADHD test, 25% of people with BPD also have ADHD.
The Bio Revolution: Innovations transforming economies, societies, and our lives
Joining Apple 40 years ago
Unless only possible job, I highly recommend not wasting your time at company that doesn’t have your future coworkers doing interviews and having hiring input.

That company will likely not have good developers, will be an engineering shit show, and worst of all you will have little opportunity to learn or gain good experience.
>This extra heat limits thermal throttling and thus sustained clock speed unless you have really good cooling, which is why the super high performance X86 chips need beefy heatsinks or water cooling.

The 16 core Ryzen has the same TDP as the 8 core Ryzen. Increasing the clock
speed for slightly more single core performance is an intentional design decision, not an engineering flaw. Clock up those Apple chips and they are going to guzzle more power than AMD's chips. https://images.anandtech.com/doci/14892/a12-fvcurve_575px.pn...

Apple's preference for manufacturing processes that optimize for mobile low ower consumption below the 4Ghz range mean scaling up is harder than just slapping a higher TDP on the chips. Remember the TDP of the whole package already exceeds the TDP of the most power hungry Ryzen core running at 4.8Ghz. Apple has enough headroom to boost to the same frequencies but they don't, because of the manufacturing process they have chosen which loses all of its efficiency beyond 4Ghz.
Ledger dropped the ball hard here. This breach was discovered at least in part months ago and downvoted/covered up on the Ledger subreddit, and now Ledger only admits to some ~10,000 breached details.

Companies willing to misreport information and attempt to lie so transparently about things should not deserve to have business come their way.
I am not very familiar with JS but doesn't loading a framework externally kind of defeat the purpose?
The irony that when I bought Slackware 2.0, my machine had 32MB.
An open source menu-bar clipboard-manager for Mac in go
Op here: you can’t do it with plain js
Plus it’s ok to use frameworks according to the tweet
it's not nothing if most whatsapp groups contain at least one member that gives an un-ecrypted archive to google. sure it's stated in the fine print, but nontheless most ppl argue that whatsapp is "private because encryption right?"
I know there are thinkpad hoarders with like 10 or 20+ old thinkpads. Seems to be a nice hobby, but you will rarely find one who builds a thinkpad cluster.

In the case of Raspberry Pi it is pretty normal nowadays to connect a bunch of them into a cluster and have some fun. In fact, it has become so popular, that you u can find stackable cluster cases and other Pi cluster hardware on amazon.
> You basically had to learn a new very ugly language for no good reason.

Agree with the ugly. Well, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Some say it was an engineering master piece of the 1990s. But it was different from everything else and it was difficult, I don't think this can be disputed.

The no good reason is not the whole truth:

* When Symbian (then called EPOC32) was developed there was no C++ compiler that supported exceptions without major problems. "Don't use them" was typical in style guides at the time. So EPOC came up with their own macro hackeries instead, which worked when used correctly. The latter was too difficult for many developers.

* Early devices had just single digits of megabytes of RAM. So 500 times less than a phone of today. More macro trickeries to save Bytes were the answer.
It was certainly true in my sort of CS program in 2005, where half the class had disappeared by the end of the first year. And that was after the bubble.
This baby is doing just fine with 8GB.
You think it is "fun" to hate on Israel?
I came across this area recently while trying to build an iOS app that could reliably detect knocks or taps on the body of the phone, I was ultimately unsuccessful but I learned a lot about collecting and analysing microphone and gyroscope data. Also built some nice tooling for collecting live iOS sensor data and transmitting it to prometheus/grafana over mqtt.
It would be interesting to have a dedicated bug fixer whose only job was hunting bugs. No meetings, no scrum, no design docs, etc.