skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm going to bookmark this reply as an example of how to take feedback and respond appropriately. Jason's explanations both take responsibility for the issues at hand and provide adequate information to understand the difficulty in resolving them. He takes responsibility for a failure in review, which is a common problem I see in engineering orgs. I'm not an Apple user but I have a lot of love for the wireguard project (our company has donated) and the commitment shown here makes me confident that my feelings are not misplaced.
My money is on perfect play drawing every time.
I've had sedation for previous ones but plan to ask for the gas next time. I always felt dopey for a long time after and worry about long-term effects.
*ghastly present of mass extinction
Exactly.

If such a ban were to have been placed on Trump, it should have come through at least Congressional vote. Not by unilateral BigTech action.
> There is definitely something with being racist and generally unpleasant, which is only a tiny portion of 4chan, just like it is a tiny portion of twitter, or reddit

Can't believe we're already re-writing the history of early 4chan. I was there, I saw it, as I'm sure plenty of others on this site have.

Racism "only a tiny portion of 4chan"? Pshh.
Value produced by Google? How about value drained by Google, esp. privacy and advertising.

About the only value produced by Google being Google Docs and Android. Well, and the rare FLOSS improvements related to these.

Facebook? Similar. Taking over culture is not value. We had better services at around time it was created, but the huge money combined with network effects did the number on them.

Netflix, well. Let's say we had VoD services before them, some even better. Their major cultural win is making exclusive series with the huge money they got invested.

Amazon has one improvement in their sales systems with the remote warehouses. Plus AWS.

Apple at least designs phones.

All of the companies benefited hugely from big cash investment, somehow EU companies don't get these. It's not a matter of culture either, there's plenty enough startups around. But US money is always more and bigger.
They make the point in their presentation to say that their method replaces the non-differentiable step function with a differentiable sigmoid function to enable the rasterizer to be differentiable.
Is video hardware also open source like RISC V CPU?
Consider arbitrary precision, rationals, interval arithmethic,
countless algebraic types, matrices, vectors with all
of them requiring typing and composing long functions
versus intuitive formula:

mpz_mul(res,x,y);
mpz_mul(res,res,z);
vs
x*y*z;

```
I was a Linux/Mac only power user until my first role as a software engineer, where my employer was a Windows and .NET shop (the .NET 1.1/2.0/3.5 days).

Hadn’t used Windows in years and that was my first exposure to PowerShell, which made me feel a little better about Windows.

Grew to greatly appreciate C# and .NET over the years and am now fairly optimistic that Microsoft has made a lasting change after seeing the steady, dramatic improvements that they’ve been making technologically and sociologically (embracing open source, cross-platform support, and putting their money where their mouth is).

Highly recommend that curious people install Windows 10 on an external HDD to try out WSL, Windows Terminal, and PowerToys Fancy Zones. I use Linux for my personal machines, still, but Fancy Zones has honestly had me missing the ease of desktop layout when I switch off my work machine.

Or, if you are just looking to explore C# and the dotnet ecosystem, then you can do that from the command line on most non-BSD operating systems.
Not necessarily, they could standardize it as a syntax like _Generic, to make it so that the user has to choose a unique name for each function, but then they can all be called by a common name.
The original NT POSIX subsystem feels like it was there to check a requirements box. Microsoft Interix (originally Softway OpenNT) was really nice, though. I remember playing around w/ it in 2000-2001 and being amazed and what would compile and run.
There is nothing extraordinary about this claim. Without using a VPN you can get DDoSed. A DDoS is very cheap and easy. This happens in competitive gaming. Had it happen to myself and peers multiple times. Also, your voice server can get DDoSed as well. Seen that occur as well.
The CEO of a semiconductor company needs to have an engineering background, IMO. The tech is too complex and too important to the business to have a CEO who doesn't understand the nuances. Wish Pat all the success at Intel. We need Intel to do better.
'Quality' referring to things like stability? Or performance? If the latter, I don't think it's fair to compare intel GPUs with other manufacturers'. Until very recently, intel didn't really compete with AMD/NVIDIA. And if I had to guess, their discrete GPU probably still doesn't have leading performance.
Synology syncs locally and then overnight they are client-side encrypted and uploaded to Synology C2 backup.
a lot of people on HN are at peace with any violent disruptions that may ocurr. you cannot assume we all want the same thing.
> You could spend 3 years compiling research on an extremely valuable topic and publish it for free...but if you put a newsletter sign-up form on the page, somebody here will complain about it.

I think that comes from biased expectations. Any time I see an ad for something promising to be high quality I am usually disappointed by the actual quality. Conversely when a free thing is linked on HN and upvoted to the front page it is very likely to actually be high quality.

Therefore my biased assumption for links on HN is that P(high_quality | asks_for_money) < P(high_quality | totally_free)

I haven't recorded enough information to know how badly biased my intuition is.
Yes, because this is an unfamiliar and hard to grasp form of communication. Social media feels intimate like a home chat by the fireplace - at least sometimes. But in fact it is wide open, including to people who want to harm you.
I Downvoted Because
I do think huge companies should take a stance on social justice issues, as they have a lot of power...

Both can be done, but the things you stated are the minimum, not optional, if they care about humans at all.

Fair and safe working conditions first. Duh.

Then enabling equality in access and participation. Apple is enforcing the social status quo, if they uphold economic entry barriers. Gender and race issues are important, but for the most part they manifest as class issues. Much safer and easier to become an iOS developer, if you're a white dude, than a black woman. If you live paycheck to paycheck, you can't afford a Mac for development or the AppStore license.

So doing both is important, but without tidying up your own yard, it's all just green washing a dirty white collar.
Math libraries are an exception. You want this:

d + A*B*(c*(a*b))

Not this:

vector_add(mv_multiply(matrix_multiply(A,B),vector_dot(a,b)*c),d)
One of the problems with trying to solve poverty is that focusing on "poor people" is a method that helps keep people stuck because you have to be poor to get the help.

Focusing on other characteristics that tend to correlate to poverty is a more effective means to break the cycle.
Cool product! This is essentially a modern take on the radioteletype [0], which is much older than dial-up modem technology. You might find it interesting to study RTTY modulation schemes if you haven't already done so. (If you do end up implementing RTTY modulation schemes, it could make the product more popular among amateur radio enthusiasts, who use similar software already [1].)

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radioteletype

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fldigi
If Cloudflare have problems, so does a large part of WWW.
Intel CEO Bob Swan to Step Down, Replaced by VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger
The world really needs a company like Intel to succeed, if only to take some of-- let's say-- the geographic concentration risk out of such a high percentage of the cutting-edge device manufacturers depending on TSMC's fabs.
Are reservations for Native Americans racism by your definition then, since they are explicitly for Native Americans?
Maybe I'm reading is wrong, but I couldn't imagine European engineers == boomers.
> I maintain a very popular piece of FOSS software as my full time job (you've all heard of it, many of you use it).

If it's Firefox, thank you from the bottom of my heart. This piece of software is essential in keeping the web free and open. Fight the good fight. Don't let the trolls and the selfish users dissuade you.

Regardless of what you work on, thank you. We should all be more appreciative.
Yes, they should call Stephen Elop
But you won't find a set of moves. You have to find a tree of moves, which is substantially larger.
it is much easier for highly skilled hacker to get fake identity and get employed at SW than to compromise an employee - although this is longer term play
On the matter of Parker, Apple likely banned Parler because of exposure to criminal, civil, and PR liability. Per the CEO of Parler, banks and payment vendors, law firms, and text and mail services also cancelled on them. That’s why people are talking about alternative currencies in the same breath as Parler.

Anyone too slow to ban Parker could face a full court press from all sides, and not merely any one firm. Apple has also banned porn and that is not legally required at all, and somewhat ideological.
And even grant themselves equal rights as citizens and influence government.
> That screencast is suggesting you need to click the activities button in the top left corner to be able to reveal a nav panel that's all the way at the bottom.

That's already the default way it works, and it's perfectly insufferable. AFAIK almost everyone uses an extension or another that makes the panel a permanent or auto-hiding dock, like any other reasonable desktop OS.

I can't see any drastic change, actually. Apparently the main difference is that the panel is visible at login, instead of being hidden (therefore stumping new users that can only see an empty desktop and nothing else).
TimeTagger: Open-Source Time Tracker
I guess it really depends on what boards you go on. I may be seeing an incomplete picture because I browse /g/, /sci/ & sometimes /ic/. However if you go to /pol/ & /b/ (containment zone for the fringes & board for naked bums) you may see a very different picture
I'm certainly no expert, but I've never been able to run a spinning disk HDD off of a raspberry pi without a powered USB hub. I imagine the thermals and form factor would be hurt pretty badly by including a plausible power supply.
I actually argued that $100 is not a big hurdle, but now I feel I should ask why it can't be $10? SSL certificates used to cost a lot until LetsEncrypt made them free.
Please keep in mind that even the term identity politics is fraught with misunderstanding. Even a quick skimming of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Identity_politics shows how complex even the term can be.

Here are only three examples of how identity politics might be used. It can be used to describe:

1. how minority groups fight oppression based on skin color

2. how a majority group, perceiving a threat, joins together (often based on baser instincts)

3. a tendency for political parties to connect primarily on surface-level attributes of people, rather than substantive root causes

Which of these (if any) do you mean when you talk about identity politics?

Caveat: I am no expert on the term.
Note the OPs use of the word discrimination. Racism and Discrimination are different (but related) concepts.

Discrimination is making choices that negatively impact a group based on some criteria.

Racism is discrimination plus systemic power imbalances that enforce this discrimination.

One can be discriminatory towards the powerful group (e.g. white people in the US for instance), but not racist towards them.
ImgTec are planning on writing and upstreaming open drivers for Linux and mesa for another RISC-V based board, so probably those drivers will work here too.

https://riscv.org/blog/2020/11/picorio-the-raspberry-pi-like...
Yeah, my 503 errors clearly say Phaser. Actually makes me a little worried about the Phaser game I'm working on, if this could happen to it.
> monoliths like systemd, pulseaudio, networkmanager etc

This is the first time I've seen networkmanager in that list. What's the alternative way of handling network connectivity? nmtui seemed pretty one-function to me
I appreciate a lot my comment is apples vs oranges (because times are very different) - but I can still remember using MySpace, Facebook and Twitter for the first time. They all started pretty wholesome and pretty great before 'the real world' kind of seeped in.

Early Twitter (in particular) was a game changer for me, who was working from home for the second time in my life. I had people to talk to and bounce things off and all of a sudden work wasn't so lonely (as I had been the first time I tried). There was a genuine community feel without all the snark and unpleasantness.

I don't use TikTok, but I hope they'll be prescient enough to see where the others have struggled and keep on top their content policies, communities and moderation.
I've been using s3ql for a while, but this looks great. After testing it for a few hours, the performance seems solid. I'm glad it has a data cache feature like s3ql.
just added the first 10 tutorials pages from this website
This. Only `enum class` gives you a strongly-typed guarantee, `enum` can happily implicitly decay to `int` without any kind of warning. Lots of C libraries use `int` frequently together with enums without any sort of care, and it's too late to change this behaviour without creating an interoperability nightmare. The fact that `int` is not implicitly convertible to an enum type at least still saves you from a death from thousand cuts when a wrong value manages to get into an enum.

The only sane way is to consider `enum` as a deprecated construct in C++ and use it as sparingly as possible, preferably only when interoperability with C makes them unavoidable.
The Hairdresser Analogy (Privacy)
That's a great idea. It probably is a continuum and makes me wonder what the mean point is. Are there behavioral characteristics that fit some acceptable norm? Or will the acceptable norm just become the new thing to manipulate with big data.
You would have to integrate a storage controller into your design and verify that it works. It's not insurmountable, but it's engineering time that has to go toward something that a lot of people aren't ever going to use, along with an increase in BOM cost.
Nope. Organizations come in many kinds, including corporations. They're all just ways of organizing people, who have rights that they can choose to come together to exercise. That's it.
Worker’s unions have tremendous negotiating power. They can call a strike and expect all their members to obey it.

A customer union would have to be able to credibly threaten: all our members will stop using your products until you agree to our demands.

It’s hard to imagine enough G customers doing this. The customers who care enough about privacy to take simple steps like using DDG and installing ad blockers, aren’t a big source of revenue for G anyway.
For some time now the goal of the ones who are generally anti-Tech see Section 230 as the Achilles heel of the tech industry. Did "Big-Tech" take the bait here? I'm starting to think they have. The core issue here is whether these sites can even be moderated.

The fact is that you can't solve this problem entirely through automation. It will always require manual review.
And it is a fact you can never have more people reviewing than posting.
> Which means you can make your voice heard and get involved.

Unfortunately that's not how the Gnome project has been run. Even back in Gnome 2.x times. There's a famous very funny jwz blog post about this (that I won't link because of some well known reasons).
Mandatory XKCD on the subject: https://xkcd.com/1235/

I dismiss all references to the quality of the witnesses. Such human factors are too muddy and debatable. Arguments about any one event, was that particular things real or not, wont ever answer the question. We must analyze UFO reports in an international context. The phenomena is very mush only reported in the western world. There is also a temporal association between UFO reports and contemporaneous Hollywood movies on the subject. A real phenomena, as in the XKCD above, should be country and culturally agnostic. Reports should ebb and flow with the number of potential witnesses, not the release dates of movies.
Allowing businesses to deny service to gay people is a Republican party position. Donald Trump is a Republican. So it goes.
The only difference between Go and Java 1.4 in terms of collections is that Go has a generic map type, which Java didn't. Java 1.4 still had generic arrays, just like Go. In fact, it was a little easier to program with generic arrays in Java vs Go (but also less safe) because in Java a subtype[] can be passed to a function which takes a supertype[] (arrays are covariant).
TFA and the person you're replying are not suggesting you can never complain (at least I don't think they are).

There is a difference between not complaining vs raising issues constructively and valuing the maintainers time at least as much as you value your own time.
You're talking about a few states up near the great lakes. And for the record, I'm not sure I'm counting those as the unproductive parts.

There are plenty of other red states which were never industrial. Your Wyomings and, Missisippis, etc.
Normally, yes.

In this case I suspect (EDIT: no, I just guess) that they might be trying to find out how much their advertising take changes if they include/exclude/boost/depress/whatever the search results that link to Murdoch sites and other major Australian media sites.
My personal bigger fear which leads to cooling isn't that big corps extract data about me and try to sell me things, but rather small, dedicated Twitter mobs (I'll say it, wokes).
Also, ImgTec are planning on writing and upstreaming open drivers for Linux and mesa for another RISC-V based board, so probably those drivers will work here too.

https://riscv.org/blog/2020/11/picorio-the-raspberry-pi-like...
You can get an SD card with 0.5TB capacity on it for USD$30, what storage needs do you foresee? Also these tend to be used where weight is an issue, so, why do you want to lug around a huge disk?
There is literally nothing monstrous about snakes beyond weird pseudo-religious bias.

Many more animals are more dangerous. Many more animals are more intimidating. Many more animals are more mischievous/malicious.

It's fine to have a phobia, but calling the evolutionary process that led to limbless, sleepy, reclusive dopes sinister is not rational by any measure.
As I said, `add` function in C maps to a symbol named `add` in assembly. You're demangling the function name, which is what C++ does.
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I have been working for about 2 years with web applications. Lately, my focus is more on Vue and Front-end development, though there are back-end technologies that I have used before as cited above.
The gig economy was standard practice in the 18th century (2017)
It's a shame they can't even acknowledge and fix bugs in their own software. I'd much rather they focus on their business.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65196498/nsrunningapplic...
When you hire a new person in the US, they can self-identify (or refuse to identify) their race.

https://www.eeoc.gov/employers/eeo-1-survey/eeo-1-frequently...
Then don't be surprised when the non-black underclass groups on the right, and the divide continues. If the racial wealth gap is big, it can be closed by simply supporting the poorest groups. No need to exclude people who happen to share their skin color with the modal billionaire.
The high-level design is proprietary too.

As I said elsewhere, SiFive CPUs are just as closed as Arm ones, you just pay a royalty to SiFive instead of Arm.
I think the point is US based companies would have to compete with less regulated foreign social media platforms.
Solace Dynamic Topics and How to Use Them in Spring Cloud Stream
Turning off gatekeeper disables the protections for all apps, not a specific app of the user's choosing. That is not what the other poster was asking for
Great idea! I was looking for a side-project I could do in a week or so, so I just bought the domain and I'll build it.
Can you talk a bit about the ambiance and the reactions in the room as the events unfolded ? If you can, that is.
HN doesn't store personal data, Parler required government provided ID and your social to participate. Hacking my HN account wouldn't let you do anything other than comment on my behalf.
Are you saying that the political will of a corporation is no more or less than the sum of the political wills of the people in the corporation?
You of course are coming at this from the point of view of a Human that probably believes that we (Humans) are the only recognisable, and allegedly intelligent life-form in the part of the galaxy that we can just about reach. Who's to say that the Tardigrades haven't been planning a rendezvous with their lunar contacts and took advantage of the free ride? Once Mankind start mining minerals on the Moon (as they allegedly intend to), they may meet with some unexpected visitors!
I agree wholeheartedly with this post.

If you are just some person who wrote some code and made it open in case anyone else finds it useful, that's totally cool and I can respect that.

If your goals are to attract a lot of users and you're out there pushing for people to use your product, don't be surprised when they tell you what their problems with it are. You've already signaled you want them as a user, and by ignoring them you're signaling that you don't want to put any work in for it.
You'll lose more than that. If there wasn't a viable Apple solution, half my dev team wouldn't be able to use it, so 100% of my org wouldn't be able to use it because I can't maintain half a solution. You'd be left only with tinkerers. I'd say you'd have lost about 95%.
Spy plans and spy drones. Most of the Area 51 sitings were yet to be known spy planes. SR 71 and the U2 come to mind.
> 1. Does JuiceFS support TLS encrypted Redis?

Yes, please use `rediss://host:port/`

> 2. Is there any access control and if there is who enforces it?

You may specify port 0 to disable the non-TLS port completely. To enable only TLS on the default Redis port, use:

-port 0 -tls-port 6379
I wonder if other large tech companies have realized that since the ALCU, other EU government leaders, and major political institutes have started questioning the power of Apple, Google, and Amazon to do this, they might not want to be in the crosshair of what happens next...