skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah, they had a shot at "regulated as a utility", but that ship has sailed.

I'm looking forward to when criminal charges against corporations and "corporate executions" (i.e. revoking corporate charters and dissolving the firm) enters the Overton window.
I sympathize. Been doing webdev since 1998 (before CSS). Most CSS in the wild is just awful and virtually unmaintainable. I can't recommend highly enough that you and everyone else (the overwhelming majority) who feels the same way head to https://every-layout.dev to learn about "Axiomatic CSS". It explains and illustrates not just layout but virtually everything you need to know about leveraging standard CSS, building up from clearly-articulated and unimpeachable first principles. The axioms and examples on the free site are profoundly useful, and the $100 book / full site / component generator are more than worth it.

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You'd think so, but in practice no two JSON parsers have the same bugs, so it's more complex than you might think:

http://seriot.ch/json/parsing.html#all_results
It's not aliens. It's never aliens.
Yes they are wrong. There’s no evidence that either of those platforms are dominated by fascists. The claim is as frivolous as the claim that HN is dominated by fascists.
They worked out that every personal licensee is an advocate, if not an outright evangelist for their product.
This is not a next gen game. The console version is for PS4 and XB1; people playing it on the new consoles are using backwards compatibility. A next gen version is planned but hasn't been released yet.

The game is functionally broken in the consoles it was built and released for; only PC is having an acceptable experience.
I preordered because it is $40 on preorder vs 59 at retail. That’s a big difference and occurs with many launch titles.
You can get SolidRun HoneyComb[0] for ~$1000, it has 16 cores with supposedly reasonable performance.

[0] https://www.solid-run.com/arm-servers-networking-platforms/h...
The parent comment is correct -- "offering a pawn" means allowing the other player to capture a pawn without yourself having an immediate way to regain it, usually banking on some kind of other piece activity as compensation for the material.

On move 9 it is a simple exchange of pawns and since the material remains equal after the resulting sequence of exchanges we would not refer to that as offering a pawn.
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Everything you've listed here is patchable. The problems with AI (while definitely present) are extremely overstated. The AI flanks, uses their weapons at ranges you expect (shotguns up close, approaching with walls at the side, etc) and generally appears to work together. They won't write you a treatise on the nature of human suffering, that is true.
That chart says absolutely nothing about tax rates on the rich.
I'm a big fan of teamcity - might be because it's the first CI system I used professionally, but compared to Jenkins it just works (batteries included) and compared to circleci I find the configuration much less repeatitive and UI richer in terms of reporting / feedback.

Yet to try the cloud hosted version, but it's on my list as the only downside for my personal usage is the minimum ram requirement (I try to keep my hobby projects Infrastructure as close to $0 cost / month as possible)
Retaliation against whistleblowers is illegal.
I don't see any chance they would seriously attempt to break them up. Fines, sure, but attempting to break it up? No way. These companies are insanely valuable to the United States.

The tech sector is one of the most influential sectors, the incoming administration leans even more pro Silicon Valley than the previous (which didn't do much to oppose the tech sector apart from a sternly worded five minute interview with Tucker).

The republicans also just pretend their opposition to make sure they keep their followers outraged over the "elite liberals in California".
Most likely they just want a bigger piece of the "influence pie" and when they float ideas like breaking them up, it's just a negotiation tactic to get a bigger slice from that "pie".

I also don't see the EU seriously challenge the American tech sector, as the US would not tolerate such an attack on their companies. The US has thousand ways to fight back, increasing tariffs, decreasing military presence, persecuting shady characters from the EU and more (im sure they can get more creative than I just did).
You have no women in your society concerned with misogyny? I know for a fact that isn't true as I work closely with several Polish women (residing in Poland). Perhaps they are not representative of others, but I doubt very much Poland is free from misogyny and that women don't care either way. The idea that 90% of the world doesn't care about something that affects 50% of the population is a reach.

And the idea that nobody cares about xenophobia also seems unlikely. It's a less diverse country, sure, but the debate around migrants in Poland have been public and at times quite emotive. Maybe it's all smoke no fire, but it when Jaroslaw Kaczynski helped the PiS rise to power while denigrating migrants throughout, you can't help but be doubtful that xenophobia isn't meaningful to some of those smaller pockets of non-native Poles in your country.

EDIT: I do not know if these concerns are merited within the context of the game itself. I have not played Cyberpunk 2077. I only take issue with your belief that misogyny and xenophobia are of no concern to people in central or eastern Europe. It sounds like an opinion of someone without such cares personally, not someone who can attest that such cares are unwarranted.
> I don't think so, the project started only a couple of years ago.

Oh so you haven't done the research. It can start a couple of years ago but it has some computer power that ran it for like trillion years. There's some YouTube guy who talked about it. I don't know the technicalities but that's the truth. Maybe not trillion, he might've said billions but it's still a lot.
Yeah, but on the POV of whoever runs the network, circumventing such blocks is "abuse"
Why Content Is King
I think it’s about not forcing things. Don’t set a time for when a creative output should be done. Wait for it and let it come to you. “Trying” won’t lead to genius creations; just letting it come to you from spontaneous inspiration and patience.
It's already out and apparently it works fine. You're basically remoting into a PC version of the game.
As I understand it there would still be a unique identifier related to the specific campaign.
This is an awesome story. Thank you.
but really, in what way would 32 cores become useful in a home server, except running a bunch of VMs that do nothing or donate money in terms of electricity to folding@home
There was some discussion about this when the method was named; you're not alone. In the end, it is what it is. You could define your own method like that if you really wanted to.
I have another crazy idea, how about rendering web pages on the server, that way web pages will not eat up the battery for mobile devices.

And it is probably better if power consumption increases on the server side rather on the client side, because you can locate your server facilities in connection to good clean energy, compared to all client users in the world.
So when plotted over time, the main character will trend toward good fortune or bad fortune. Is this almost too basic to be able to draw comparisons between similar shaped stories?
Publications already indicated that the Stadia version is good, if that is what you are alluding to.

"It may be hard to believe, but the Google Stadia version of Cyberpunk 2077 may be the best way to play for most players right now. Unless you have a 20 or 30 Series Nvidia GPU or comparable AMD card or you were lucky enough to get a PS5 or Xbox Series X / S, this game will not be performing anywhere close to how it was designed to."

https://www.theverge.com/2020/12/10/22167303/cyberpunk-2077-...
https://every-layout.dev is the definitive guide to CSS layout from first principles. Webdev since 1998. This is a hill I'm prepared to die on, so to speak. It should be required reading for anyone doing web UI work.
“I awkwardly struggle to end video calls. So I made this”
The anime Naruto might be a millennial/gen-z example of the Creation Story archetype. Naruto starts out as the primordial void, formless chaos, but then is given gifts (Rasengan, Sage mode, etc...) in sequence.
Plants usually don't like their seeds eaten (unless of course they're sure that you'll not digest it or somehow still help them reproduce). And we didn't co-evolve with grains much. We domesticated them fairly recently.

Unlike many other toxins plants put in their seeds to protect them, gluten doesn't seem to have been made just for defense. They just came up with a protein to feed their embryos... and turns out it was also toxic to herbivores. Of course, herbivores which co-evolved with these plants evolved ways to digest gluten... but when humans adopted it, we ran into problems.

The good thing is most of these problems can be avoided by not eating what plants don't want us to eat.
I honestly don't know what you're on about. What is detailed about RDR2? I played it, and its world felt mostly empty and devoid of variation. Even in cities, it severely lacks details, partly owing to the "mundane" historical period it is set in.

Cyberpunk has vastly more variation in NPCs, models in general, textures, light sources, and so on. In my playthrough, the largest crowd present in RDR2 was maybe 10 people on screen at the same time. Twenty at best. In my mind, the level of ambition doesn't compare, unless you were to limit your Cyberpunk experience to the Badlands.
On counting and generating all k -permutations of a multiset (2015)
What I read, and apparently it was discussed on the CDPR emergency board meeting, is that Sony and MS trusted CDPR to correct the issues and have the game in a good state prior to launch. Seems they failed at that pretty badly.
If it’s just a rounding error on the balance sheet then it’s not a significant sum by definition. Fine them a trillion dollars and it won’t be a rounding error.
The biggest problem with WebSQL == SQLite was that the semantics couldn't be nailed down beyond a pile of C code. That is doable if there is a single application vendor for a given file format, but a total nightmare if you are trying to write code for the last 3 versions of 5 different browsers.

But SQLite was also a problem for anyone that wanted different semantics than what SQLite offered, like statically typed columns. Better to just provide a fast indexing mechanism and let people define semantics on top of that.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25441592
What if targeted ads are hurting small businesses by being too targeted?

Maybe there is a chance that dentists advertising to just people who brush their teeth is missing a large part of their potential market?
I didn’t notice that either.
what: ruby on rails, postgres, htmx front end, deployed to heroku

why: keep things as simple as possible

impact: Yes, to an extent, it allowed me to keep my head around the whole system. I don't think the platform you pick is a huge part of your success or failure though.
Do the LMBFQQUBDSBDSAH people in your country care?
That's why I used quotation marks for the search engine part. There are still a lot of people thinking Google as a harmless and search engine company. This image is disappearing slowly with their actions over time. Still, there are other players in the advertisement business and they can easily take Google's place.

This problem should be solved more in direction of regulating data collection and usage. Even though the GDPR is implemented, it is obvious that it is not enough. There is simply no "cost" of using the user data and to the end users, the claimed personalization benefits are almost always very very small, if there are even any benefits. Majority of the world is using an Android-based smartphone, almost everybody can be uniquely fingerprintable (https://amiunique.org/). So, Google simply has 7/24 access to what you are doing, what you are buying, watching, listening to, who are your friends, what are your interests, what are your "secret" interests when you use incognito/secret mode in your browser and many more. This sounds like a doomsday scenario or a fancy story but it is simply the objective truth.

Even though the discussion started with AMP and controlling the internet completely, Google -or any from FAANG- is the culprit here.

And to answer your question, I am using Firefox.
Maybe this deserves its own Ask HN (but probably not):

What automatic things do people do to get rid of amp links to see “the original”? In an ideal world I wouldn’t even load the amp. I’m especially interested in solutions for Safari on iOS and Firefox on OS X (will not ever write macOS willingly).

Along the same thread, it used to be that when I clicked an Apple News link on my laptop it’d open in a browser and redirect to the original. Now Apple has “helpfully” provided my with an OS X version of News—a browser without any of the plugins I like. How can I intercept the URL handling and send it to Firefox rather than News?
Thanks so much for your support! I hope you enjoy it a lot.
I would be more worried about the fact that a government would want to kill me rather than the method it chooses to kill me. I don't need to be a freedom fighter to get shot by the police in the USA yet nobody cares as much unless it is done by some stupid toy that is never going to be a practical weapon.
I read that many non-computer departments used this BASIC system to provide "online" training for their departments. Classics departments like History and English etc. It was incredibly liberating when folks got the computer involved in their non-computer specialties.

The tidbit I didn't know was that (like ForTran) this BASIC system didn't require spaces on a line. I expect it recognized the keywords rather than looking for a space, and then comparing what word they found with a list of keywords.

Is the source code for the original BASIC available? What kinds of techniques did they use ? I think I read it was an actual compiler. Does anyone know what limitations were attached to BASIC from that compile-only implementation?
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I would be satisfied if people stopped saying "incredibly".
I'm playing this game on Google's Stadia and must say I'm impressed and having a blast. Besides some minor bugs this game streams flawless in 4k to my Mac (which technically isn't even a supported platform for the game, but is for Stadia). I bought the game during last weeks promotion with a free Chromecast Ultra and controller, so I would have at least had some hardware for cheap should the game itself suck, but the game is fun as well. I also no longer have any doubt that streamed gaming has a future and am actually looking forward to 5G coverage so I can play on mobile.
Is “signal” the correct word to use for naturally occurring radio bursts? I thought that word implied radio waves used to convey meaning.
I didn't even apply for a license from my company because I use it on my personal laptop too. Jetbrains is so good that I actually feel happy paying for it. Its quite ironical that I started my career as an Eclipse RCP developer and up until 2016 I considered it the best IDE in the world.
Utility never made sense because free software manages the IP part of the commons so much more efficiently.

I.e. utility legislation

- should put the ISP utility in charge of running the physical infra

- require that all the "software used for interoperable protocols"

I.e. we are completely separating "google the data center farmer" from "google the software writer", and then shooting one of them.
Well Eastern-European countries are notoriously xenophobic and misogynistic. Poland recently outlawed abortion for instance.
I think it's this rumor: https://www.hardwareheaven.com/amd-is-preparing-an-arm-soc-f...
Thanks for the follow up.
I'll try those and see if I can get some performance improvement.
We all saw this coming, even my fairly normal friends tell each other to leave facebook at this point though so thankfully I'm not impacted.
> Now if only I could do remote development like in VSCode.

We are working on it, stay tuned :)
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Goal-Oriented vs. Process-Oriented Thinking in Programming
AFAIK the extension HTTPS Everywhere can do this too, but its UI for doing this is kind of haphazard.
We have already been there and nobody enjoyed it. Transformation of the market didn't require a social movement.
Every variant of a sugar tax I’ve seen has been at the consumer level. A “sugar added tax” would probably make more sense, but I think there would be little chance of that happening in the US because of lobbying effects. It would be interesting to see if Coke, for example, would shift to mainly sugar-free products (doubtful) but these are also correlated with obesity and its unclear why
Typical developer is not allowed by contract to say anything related to the product externally. They are just respecting a contract they signed.
>The real trick is being able to focus on something even when it gets frustrating, painful, or boring, and being able to do this for extended periods of time. Then the world is your oyster.

Any advice on learning this? Is it just the usual "do things that are difficult and meaningful?" Or is there a shortcut?
The main problem was that the WebSQL "spec" draft did basically say: "Database that supports SQL the same way as this specific version of SQLite does", and nobody felt it was important enough to put in the work to actually specify something that could be implemented long-term.
It's designed around the idea that the user chooses the width of their browser and the page becomes as long as necessary to fit all that content by scrolling, just like a word document. Centering, especially vertical centering, is kind of hard to define in that context.

When you start adding features to give web developers pixel-perfect control of the viewport then you impede other features like allowing the user to choose their own font sizes while still having everything render in a sensible way.
Not in Poland.
I just tested on two different Aussie Broadband networks, didn't load on either of them, so yeah, it seems like it's inaccessible for the entire ISP. Weird.
"War is merely the continuation of politics with other means."[1]

1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_von_Clausewitz
IntelliJ is 15€ a month, hardly expensive. A rack of good Augustiner beer is more expensive.
I went into tech sales as my exit. It feels like a highly paid vacation compared to SWE.
There's nothing funny about this story. It's very plausible and could still happen today to anyone not aware that a PC laptop might be sold with something other than what they're used to. It's really a story about how crappy Dell was, first putting a 'Recommended' tag on an enthusiast configuration, then support tricking the consumer to keep at it until it was too late to RMA. On top of all that, it makes both Linux and Dell offering a Linux configuration seem bad and that's the worst part from my perspective.
I basically cook myself fish or chicken every day but that's not my point. My point is that it's very hard for the average american to receive good dietary information.
I think there is an interplay between the means of killing and the willingness to do so that you shouldn't ignore. The U.S. elevated extralegal killing of brown people to a full-time pursuit under the Obama administration with the proliferation of the drone program.

It's not as easy to blow up a wedding with an F18 as it is to do so from a trailer in Arizona, for some reason.
> CDPR didn’t create the hype.

So their tens of millions of dollars spent on marketing did... nothing? Seems quite unlikely.
There were conditional comments for loading IE specific things. And I remember IE6 having .htc files (html components), csspie is the one I remember
> they're not anything like the "abuse" somebody might describe in a manual labor job.

Deaths, slavery, kidnappings, permanent disability. Those kind of abuse is common in the three highest risk zones for human trafficking, ie mining, construction and fishing.

Sex and drugs has a common themes when it comes to making them illegal. If you want to forbid drugs that are harmful, you must first make an exception for drugs like alcohol and nicotine. If you want to make the sex industry illegal based on harm to workers you must make exceptions to industries that are worse.

The common response to human trafficking for non-sex related industries is to focus on regulation and enforcement of regulations. Sadly the crime rate is so high that last year, the police here in Sweden announced that they would stop investigating human trafficking in the construction industry. The reason was that such reports outnumber all other human trafficking to the point that they would have no resources to do any other investigation unless they dropped them. Unsurprising there are regularly news about slavery, passports being taken, fraud, threats of violence, and of course physical harm.
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Sure, in theory. In practice they would have let you go for performance reasons, which are only supported by this game being pulled from the store.

Of course you can fight it, but while you do you still have to pay your bills and pay a lawyer, all with no income and no guarantee that it will ever make a difference, let alone when it would be resolved.

EDIT: And all that presumed that the whistleblower protections would actually apply in this case. If it were something clearly illegal you’d have a better case, but really here all you’ve got is possibly fraud and a pretty mild version at that. Proving fraud is tough...
The primary difference seems to be that a detective story does not have a protagonist: the reader does not know everything the main character knows.
Ask HN: What does OpenAI cap table look like?
Given the OpenAI restructuring as a "capped profit" LP [1], what does the cap table look like? What ownership do cofounders and investors have, and in what parts of the organization?

[1] https://openai.com/blog/openai-lp/
Yes. And sorry if that wasn’t clear, I learned the areas as a result of learning a tool very deeply as the priority, and then expanding from there.

You start with a tool and then build experience in the area so you can eventually make evaluative judgements.
Using Brave as a source is like asking Apple about Google's ad business..
To clarify, I wasn’t trying to say these words can’t be used in isolation.

I just meant that the frequency of occurrence is usually used in ways that mean the opposite of.

Kempt I would say has a rare occurrence in most speech.

Unkempt is much more common.
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https://github.com/rocky-linux/rocky-fonts
Yeah the whole point of that game with Android was to have unfettered access to personal data. They will never change that unless somebody or something twists their arm.
You are just full of shit. Kaczynski wouldn’t have described LGBT rights as a “threat to Poland” if it weren’t for all the brave Polish activists who do in fact care about these things. 30% of Poles support same-sex marriage.

The idea that the governing party of Poland speaks for all Poles is just fascist bullshit.
It was only Monday that they announced 9 new people joining the AMP AC to replace 10 others leaving: https://blog.amp.dev/2020/12/14/amp-advisory-committee-2020-...
This comment left me wondering: What's the astronomy equivalent of “in mice”?
Yeah the original was, but many following that weren't "full screen". As I said it's a personal preference. I did hear that Pharo is working on something like that so I hope it will be implemented soon.

I thought that Dolphin was not developed anymore, that is nice to hear. I'll have to check it out again. Which of the two would you recommend?