skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Wow: "the implementation is the battle-tested standard OpenZeppelin ERC20 contract...Chainlink added a few functions to support ERC-677...here's a ray of hope since the contract that owns the funds is a proxy (implemented as @mudgen's Diamond)... If you could somehow get the proxy to register the transfer function of the Chainlink contract as a diamond facet, you (or anyone else) would then be able to call it via the proxy and move the funds as if you were the owner. Aavegotchi, as any diamond, has an admin interface for changing registered functions, called IDiamondCut."

Cryptocurrency is gonna need its own Certified Public Accountants.
Uh, the point is that currently all the people, and students, and facilities of a university is physically located at a certain spot, not about where the telescopes or data centres lie (telescopes that lie on campus aren't very useful anyway due to all the light pollution and bad weather).
> Many of those "non-essential" businesses and the associated supply chains are simply not set up in a way that can be stopped and then successfully restarted months later. If they're shut down for any significant period then they're gone for good.

Honestly, that sounds like hyperbole. You'll have to give examples, and not something like retail or restaurants. Honestly, with a little imagination and expertise (and most importantly the political will to deal with the problem), I think it doable to make the legal changes necessary to pause most business like that with little damage, just as long as the aid is there. For instance, make 2020 something like an intercalary year. IMHO, this stuff only seems impossible if you tie your hands and restrict yourself to a limited number of first-order interventions.

The situation we have now is something like an ER doctor who's too busy playing on his phone to save the life of someone who's been shot, and who then turns around and loudly blames "guns" for that unnecessary death.
Yes, mostly in house except for specialty materials, high labor components, etc, similar to the workflow at many small hardware firms with machine shops. We just had more combustion involved than your average hardware company.

The compact dimension of the demonstrator engines make that kind of agile development possible--similar to the idea behind Boom's scale demonstrator.
Can you build one of these in a non-satellite form? Like, looking inside my computer or similar, or my closed closet?
Launch Your Damn MVP
I like the idea of a separate lock/semaphor per input args. Haven't needed that yet but I can see where I might.
Possibly because Robinhood doesn’t have the money. It’s gone.
Bullshit. There was no investigation. No one investigated Trump.
Sure; my template is a one-size-fits-all thing, so if I know I'm not worried about race conditions for a file I just remove that bit.
Yeah, that's external IO, but nice that they made it more default.

I got used to reading UTF-16 text rendered as ASCII when dealing with NT :)
More like - you are free to get into arbitration as you agreed to in their TOS.
"Facebook Criticising Apple’s iOS 14 Privacy Changes is a Hypocrisy"

Hyper-huge internet and other information gathering companies (which includes Apple, Samsung, Sony and refrigerator manufacturers) are hypocritical by nature and by choice.

Their primary activity is to collect personal data, for purposes ranging from ad revenue, to social and political manipulation, to legal and illegal cooperation with law enforcement and repressive governments, and everything in between and beyond. They profit from the non-ad activity by money, of course, but also from permission to operate and exist in various and any repressive regions and countries.

They sell themselves to us as organizing the world's data, or connecting people, or giving us the ability to sell our crappy crafts or our influence. But they're really selling our lives to any and all comers.

Hypocrisy? Please. It's a business plan, and a profit center.

Composed and transmitted from my Android smart spy, via my Verizon internet connection.
Art? Gain?
Heat control. Cleanliness. High quality tools and solder.
This seems like a case of curicubaitsu, the Japanese art of writing clickbait headlines.
Show HN: Covid VaxDashboard – Track how many vaccine doses distributed in the US
Unfortunately right now its `localhost` but once I finish a couple of posts (tomorrow? a year from now?) I'll put it online. Thanks for asking though :)
I had the same initial reaction but after digging into their report, they only analyse `latest` tag of all images:

> By default, Prevasio Analyzer first attempts to find the “latest” tag of a container image. If the “latest” tag is missing, it picks up the last tag enlisted in the JSON file

So it's 51% of the "up to date" docker images that have critical vulnerabilities.
> Tiling window managers makes you conform to their way of working.

The User is defining the way a tilling manager works, so all you do is conforming to your own way, but with a more efficient tool.

Manual window managment is not worth the timewaste in most usecases. And for the rare cases where it's still neccessary the better WMs still allow manual settings.
I have never understood how blaming the CEO for a code bug makes sense. I doubt the CEO coded it.

For big policies, sure - blame the CEO. But for things like a security vulnerability? No.
> ... lets not pretend that this is some brand new ground-breaking ... methodology

Except this script has been working very well.

It makes all kinds of sense for CloudFlare to simply declare a reality where features are novel and their offering is the only one relevant.

Scaled stability is hard, scaled awareness of technical solutions is hard, so ... tech chops + reality distortion field = potent.
Check out what a few Danes (including Lars von Trier) thought about being genuine in movies: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dogme_95

some points

* Shooting must be done on location

* All music must be incidental

* Genre movies are not acceptable
I'm very happy with Stripe's API; it's one of their best selling points.

I'm very unhappy with their support, which is automated by bots and I've gone around in circles with such a bot.

Unfortunately their support plans are between a rock and a hard place. It's either[1]:

(1) Free, but garbage. (2) Starting at £1,400 per month.

The reason I chose Azure for my cloud provider was because Microsoft are obsessed with support, and I can get[2]:

Free, £21.62 per month, £74.54 per month, £745.31 per month for different levels of availability, response times, and assistance type.

I wish I could pay Stripe some amount per month to talk to a human who speaks English when I need it.

Or else, the first competitor to Stripe that offers this and I will jump ship. I already took a look at Paddle, but their approach with customers is equally appalling.

[1]: https://stripe.com/en-gb/support-and-services#compare-plans
[2]: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-gb/support/plans/
Just look at the Syrian civil war or the Russian invasion of the Ukraine. In both cases, Russia deployed (various quantities of) conventional forces and overwhelmed their (more or less) equally equipped opponents with tanks, vehicles, and infantry by employing better organization, tactical and strategical mobility and, to some degree, air superiority. In both cases, live satellite images at the tactical level would have made such an offensive practically impossible.
I've been running Plausible for two of my sites on a Dokku instance for the last few months. I would highly recommend it to anyone who wants some simple metrics without invading people's privacy.
> Were you able to get the touch screen working under Linux? How did you install a normal BIOS?

https://mrchromebox.tech/#devices

Be careful when removing the case to get at the write-protect screw, though! Mine was being incredibly stubborn when I tried to get it off, and I unfortunately broke off one of the plastic clips. I was able to get it back on after a few attempts and there's no longer an air-gap between the lid and the board, but I can unfortunately hear the broken clip rattling around when I carry the laptop.
My god, people need to calm down. I understand that some may be upset about things their employer does and that's well within their rights. If their employer is knowingly engaging in illegal activity then by all means, be a whistle blower and set ultimatums, but this has gone too far. If you have a problem with the motivations of your employer or how it handles various sensitive issues then start preparing for interviews and leave the company! I find it sort of humorous how there are companies out there that are actually doing some pretty bad stuff that somehow don't have these problems. For example, I don't hear a lot about the walkouts at Exxon or at Raytheon.

For fun reading, here are the companies that the Norwegian wealth fund refuses to invest in because of ethical concerns (they recently removed Raytheon from this list when they exited the business of cluster bombs): https://www.nbim.no/en/the-fund/responsible-investment/exclu...
Simplify Google-Auth-Library
Very chill and very non-plutocratic.
How big are we talking? Can I make one out of tinfoil?
This great work! Thank you for that. I would love to see some real life examples. Would you mind to share some links?
Inception:

Python comes with batteries included. I started with a framework that relies exclusively on the Python Standard Library to build desktop apps. Then, with this framework, I created an SQL editor and a graphical test runner. I decided to bundle them together. The question then arises of knowing how to call a framework delivered with an SQL editor and a graphical test runner ? A framework with batteries included ? Why not a "software suite" ? Too pretentious ? So let's add "lightweight" + add more apps to the suite. Done.

Next:

There is a lot to do. My goal is to add some important features, then automated tests (yes the opposite of TDD) to make people confident to use Pyrustic, then think of some really good serious documentation, then think about the call to collaboration, git-workflow...

Thanks for your feedback !
What I find really impressive, almost galling, is the lack of corrections. Thirty pages and (i counted only) one scratch-out!
It's interesting to me how people can upvote comments that are pretty much made up nonsense but comments like yours and mine are downvoted because people just want to hate on Apple.
We praise whistleblowers left and right on HN, at the expense of objectivity (assange, snowden, et al), despite ethical issues with them. Yet when a woman of color does it, "oh they are their own company and can do what they want and it's her fault for trying to be ethical in this space in industry." What??

Had a white male done this, it's hard not to think he'd be praised as a hero on here.
As someone who just learned about this kerfuffle a few minutes ago, that doesn't make sense to claim that she was fired.

If you offer to resign if new conditions of employment aren't met and the company accepts your resignation without honoring your exact terms of schedule, it sounds like you largely were responsible for terminating your own employment. Claiming that you were "immediately fired" as she tweeted just sounds dishonest to me.
Not to be pedantic but out of all of those, Outline is not actually open source; they're source available but they're using the BSL, which is "source available now and open source in the future"
I appreciate that you're not making and argument and, rather, trying to give the HN audience some perspective as to what the parties who benefit from the current "intellectual property" regime might be thinking. Several sibling comments to this one think you're trying to make some kind of argument for draconian "IP" measures. You've made a comment to the effect that you're not (and I didn't read your parent comment that way) but I think it's worth me pointing our your intention explicitly.

Jack Valenti had particularly repugnant beliefs in that he stated that copyright should be infinite. (I don't have the exact quote, but it was something like "1 day less than forever...") Those kinds of beliefs show an incredible blindness to the reality that art and culture are fundamentally built upon transforming older works. There are no new stories under the sun.
Jetbrains includes “code-with-me” in all product pack
Two weeks ago I've switched to Iceraven, a FF for Android fork, and it's been fantastic so far.

It's compatible with many add-ons missing from FF on Android and has some additional features that were "lost" in the Fenix release.

https://github.com/fork-maintainers/iceraven-browser
> It tends to give its users bad habits with respect to structuring code is what I observe.

MATLAB is _approachable_ to engineers who don't give crap about programming, which often results in horrendous codebases (to be fair, I've observed the same, if not worse, with non-programmer's made Python)

> It seems to lack data structures that are quite pervasive in modern programming practise.

This however, is simply not true. MATLAB has many constructs to manipulate tabular and timeseries data in a very efficient way. It also has perfectly capable OOP, which allows building very large applications while staying sane.

MATLAB has evolved tremendously in the last 15 years, and most critics I read, while valid if you compared a circa 2005 version to current Python + numpy + pandas + scipy, are usually just uninformed.
Do you really mean that?
> "One big problem I think is this feature that streamers have figured out where you let viewers pay a few bucks of money and then they can use it for text-to-speech. It's basically designed to give trolls an outsized platform."

It really, really depends on the community the streamer creates. I spent a lot of time watching a transwoman who is a high-level MOBA player. She had a very active mod base who banned toxic or wanna-be edgy people.

She had automatic notifications that would post user-submitted messages across the screen. They were almost uniformly positive. Because of the community she fostered.

On the otherhand, there was a streamer of the same game who had a toxic community who would abuse text-to-speech. What was the difference? He himself was a toxic player, which attracted a toxic community trying to out-meme one another.
Website tracking number of people who have been vaccinated and new vaccine dev
I feel that if a company is paying a fine of 1M or more, someone should also be going to jail - otherwise there is not going to be any meaningful accountability.
i think a short video or some example preset outputs would be nice. its not clear how to use this even from the tutorial - but i'm not the creative type. am i supposed to upload images to create the cover or is it just gray triangles and stuff?
Imagine if a US presidential candidate were insisting on using the term “Americanxs” every time they referred to their voters.
I’d love to see a version of this (or Netlify, Vercel, etc) that didn’t bundle CI with the preview and deploy steps so that I can pick my own CI and then effectively use the “CDN” as the highly qualified host of my static assets.
Oppression is highly profitable.

1. Live in a cardboard box under a bridge being shanked to death by a fellow hobo

2. Sail around the world on yachts surrounded by scandily clad supermodels.

Choose wisely.
She wasn't fired. She resigned, because of a her-way-or-the-highway mentality.

FTA: In later tweets, Gebru clarified that no one at Google explicitly told her that she was fired. Rather, she said Google would not meet a number of her conditions for returning and accepted her resignation immediately because it felt that her email reflected "behavior that is inconsistent with the expectations of a Google manager."
Everyone completely lost the point of lockdowns, which is to simply severely limit the spread of the disease until health care system is reorganized to face the challenge. If your hospitals can accept patients and nobody is left outside to die on their own, because there's no capacity in country, then by no means you can say that you failed.

It's absolute insanity to throw your country in the pit of perpetual isolation in order to "save everyone." You can't save everyone even if you home-jail 100% of the population. The virus will not magically disappear no matter what you do, especially when it's do contagious.

This guy is being a populist just like anyone else nowadays. Say and do whatever nets you more upvotes.
The adage that PHP is the VB6 of web programming languages is apt in that it is easy for non-programmers to quickly hack together something as a proof of concept. Going from zero to proof of concept is awesome but non-programmers don't know what they don't know about design patterns.... and when "real programmers" were brought in to spruce up the hacked success they do what a lot of us do: lobby for a rewrite. It's awesome to see solid work going into analysis and refactoring tools for PHP: it's the language that runs everywhere at the lowest cost (eg: budget web hosts) so it's ideal for volunteer projects and non-funded ideas. Kudos to Vimeo for helping to make PHP great again!
Fair point, but the comment I replied to did not mention configuring anything like that, and while it is all there for the taking it isn't automatically configured.
That is not an accurate description of events.
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The 100 Year Computer
Couldn't you build that with Cloudflare Workers relatively easily?
Chelsea Manning wasn’t pardoned by Obama. Her sentence was commuted by him.
Lessons I learned on user onboarding – the dos and don’ts
If you're looking at USD as the base asset, computers are undergoing inflation, not deflation. Both USD and computers are inflating in supply, but computers are inflating faster (in terms of processing power at least)- hence the continuous drop in price. You could argue USD is deflating in comparison to computers, but computers are not deflating in comparison to USD.

Edit for a bit more clarity: Inflation / Deflation is relative to a "base asset" which is considered unchanged in value. For USD this is normally a standard basket of assets (foreign currencies or a "market basket").
I never had good handwriting; it was always my worst grade in elementary school. But I used to at least be able to write legibly given that I did have years of Palmer script. These days I really can't write in any consistent or truly readable way any longer.
LZ4 makes sense when you need fast (i.e. runtime) compression; for anything compressed ahead of time and distributed to be decompressed, Zstd is probably better.
The one you are literally commenting about.

Uber.

Medical Software / Device startups.

Energy startups.

The list is too long. A basic search will yield you bountiful results.
I believe this is to punish RH for offering zero commissions. Especially on options. I seriously think what RH offers, for anyone who’s traded options on the retail side, is a game changer.
ah, nice - thanks
I love how WSL was put in the "command line" team and they are now doing graphics, GPU, and audio (plus probably Android again) :)
I don't disagree, but I've seen other open-source companies view the tarball as their source release and I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if you could at least make enough of an argument to get a judge to go along with it long enough to make it prohibitively expensive to reverse.
Yeah, there were a few old dudes taking courses with me during my masters, hope they had fun.
>When the Khoisan hunter-gatherers of sub-Saharan Africa gazed upon the meandering trail of stars and dust that split the night sky, they saw the embers of a campfire. Polynesian sailors perceived a cloud-eating shark. The ancient Greeks saw a stream of milk, gala, which would eventually give rise to the modern term “galaxy.”

I'm extremely upset that this is an experience which has been removed entirely from the human condition by egregious light pollution. We should establish a global "lights out" night and shut these damn lights off for a few hours every now and then.

You should visit a dark site if you have the opportunity:

https://darksitefinder.com/maps/world.html
Today: International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers
> She sounds like too much of a headache to deal with.

Yeah and your average software engineer is roses.

Difference is engineers positively impact the bottom line and society is less tolerant (empirically researched fact) of pushback from women or people of color.

For sure there may be complications on both sides of this issue but let’s not pretend that this shit isn’t real.
Get the tech cheap enough and I could see it used in high-end consumer drones. It only has to be as durable and reliable as the drone itself.
Compiler monoculture has always caused problems historically. LLVM monoculture is no better. It is great to see more compiler diversity in the Rust ecosystem with a GCC frontend and the move to cranelift by rustc
You may have heard of Bill Gates? Steve Jobs? Larry Ellison? C'mon. :)
> California has a tendency to overthink

Insofar as California is politically Democratic and Democrats are becoming the party of the degree-holder - I think we could stop with the above; classic academic problem.
I believe there's a video of the "tank man" part of the protest. If I recall correctly, he stands in front of the tank, and then tank tries to shuffle around him unsuccessfully several times, after a while several other people approach and pull him out of the tanks way.

I don't really think it's debunking anything, but that person wasn't run over by the tank he stood in front of.

Edit: found it - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qq8zFLIftGk
If you base your container on Debian/Ubuntu, that is. And is at odds with the principle of only packing what's actually needed. If you base all your images on Debian/Ubuntu anyway, then what's the point of containers? If there's a vulnerability, you'd have to upgrade all of them anyway and they're living now as binary images on your build host instead of a versioned O/S.
Without an activated carbon filter on the outside to collect dust and other bigger particles your HEPA filters will be utterly useless in only a few weeks. If you keep your windows closed then I guess it could last longer but then you may have CO2 issues.
There's a massive anti-Assange PR campaign everywhere on the internet and even people on HN are susceptible to it. I mean the guy didn't scoop his cat's litter box, what an awful man
Looks like https://www.publir.com/ has a stake how ads operate, he's a founder there.
> this has gone too far

Hardly. It's all part of the negotations. Leaving is just the resort. There's no reason not to protest before it gets to that point.
Now we could speculate how much money they could collect with some Wikipedia-Luke banners in the browser and with the purpose of developing Firefox ... true, less than what Google pays, but how much do they need if they focus on browser (and maybe mail) instead of side projects?
Perhaps?

If you look at a pie chart of how the electric power is generated in your country, and you see "nuclear power", which of "fission", "decay" and "fusion" are you going to think about?
They deserve every single bit of this. Please use a real reputable broker / platform like Schwab. Sure, they don't have a mobile app - but they also don't sell your trading info to front-runners, actively manipulate the charts they show you to influence your decisions and let their platform crash and just tell you "thats how things go".

edit - I didn't realize Youtuber RH fanboys read hacker news...
Hrm. I don't know enough about the exact makeup of those offenses, but it seems to me that Russia is at least a tier above the other two countries you mentioned in terms of military capability. Especially, it seems like Russia has much more ability to project power via long range guided weapons, and that Russia would be able to establish air superiority over the other two countries if they did try to take the fight to the sky.