skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
No, I think they count every virtual machine/container.

Btw. I did not check, it's possible it's based on number of CPUs or smth.
Dr. Hansen on Interviewing
Or scrap all three and start using *BSD.
There's no evidence, besides self reporting to tabloids and magazines, Trump ever came close to being a billionaire.
I was more so referring to the Linux experience, haven't had any troubles with ThinkPad hardware as of yet but I know that there are complaints around it as of late :)

Though, if you want a serviceable system, I'd stay away from Apple - the RAM in your new M1 mac is actually included in the SoC, not sure how much you'd like to get in there!
While I think the core focus of Beeper as a cross platform messenger is great, the bigger positive here in my opinion is a matrix client with good UX and design.

The user experience portrayed here is much more in line with what is required to get people less technical on one decentralized/federated network, such as matrix.

I’m currently working towards the same effort, in a very different stage of development, in that regard with https://github.com/syphon-org/syphon.

Props to Eric, Tulir, and the team for making such a good looking client!
Because what you describe has nothing to do with intelligence. Whales are intelligent but respond to attack in much the same way as buffalo, a behavior that whalers use to more easily harvest them. Go back in time and start shooting at a Roman legion. They will form close defensive formations. Romans were not unintelligent.
That bill is seriously hard to comply with. It's like GDPR but more stringent and there are data import / export mandates on top.

Whenever that rule gets passed it's going to put a real squeeze on a lot of mid-large sized companies that have been playing fast and loose for a while. Facebook would definitely be violating many different parts of the law
Or save all frustration and just don’t use vim ;-)
It's 6 months better now! We haven't open sourced the iMessage bridge yet, will do that in a few weeks.
We talk often on this forum of how innaccessible giants like Google and Amazon are for the little guy. I thus found this point particularly interesting:

>"Attempts to contact the vendor through regular support channels were unsuccessful so we ended up searching LinkedIn and managed to find an engineer working on the core antivirus detection. They immediately understood the seriousness of the problem and took prompt action to get a fix shipped, thus preventing quite the disaster for the users of this product. It’s notable that without this last-ditch effort we would have been effectively blocked from releasing a native Apple Silicon version for an indefinite period."
Smarter Kids and Fewer Sick Days Through Clean Air
Actually I think I misread the comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25849052.
I have used Thinkpads for decades with Linux.

There are, of course, rough spots. But overall Thinkpads are just so much better machines.
Doesn't using this with Discord run a risk of your account getting banned for using a third-party client? That's why the Cordless developer shut down the project: https://github.com/Bios-Marcel/cordless
Good to hear this. I am waiting for my M1 Mac, and if I can get Linux arm64 virtual machines running for development purposes, I can hack the rest.
I have an old 70s 35mm Canon EF. It's fine. A little time consuming to develop the negatives and then scan them. Of course you can end up with grain, dust marks, etc if you're not great at it.

Most of the time I just use my phone.
Are you suggesting that are things that Brave should be submitting pull requests for? If so, what?
As someone that could never get into Markdown, this looks promising to me!
Truly Doubling Down on Open Source
Pro tip to exit vim: Shift+Z+Z
Actually I think I read the second sentence as a snarky political jab, when on a closer look it seems to have been a neutral question, or at least that's a plausible interpretation.

"So accurate that it hurts" is the sort of thing that political trolls say, and it probably triggered the pattern matching machine in my head—which sometimes misses things, especially at speed. Sorry!
The Fractured Metaphysics of Protests
Gotta have a good exit plan. I originally used Mozilla's authentication system, which I can't remember the name of, but they got rid of it.
see also David Brin's Uplift novels, which deal with this by having more advanced species engage with undeveloped species and be responsible for their upbringing, as it were.
If Mozilla can’t get a hold of anyone...

20 years ago Google would have sent someone to Mozilla HQ for a week to work on stuff
Probably due to Biden being the one who tried to get Edward Snowden extradited to the US.
It’s great and not hard to learn. I find most NLEs fairly similar for the meat and potatoes of editing.
And as the parent said, it’s got a free version. And it isn’t a gimped free version either. I’ve used it on production projects.

It also comes with Fusion built in which is a great effects app. Using nodes has been a fun new approach to effects that I’ve really enjoyed.

And the paid Studio version is a once-off purchase. No subscriptions and free updates. A breath of fresh air.
I've been following Syphon, it looks great!
Authoritarians have to stand for something. A mandate under heaven. All Russian speaking peoples. The USA took the opposite approach. We have the luxury of the New World, something all powerful people in history blundered and missed. What's the minimum we have to do? If people are going to tell other people what to do, which is government in practicality, some things are unavoidable, like the sun rising in the east or water running down hill or not watering hot horses.

Self evidence is the true purpose of the Bill of Rights. It's not some luxury or a convenience. You can misspeak. You can't tell others how to speak. You can't disarm your own enemies. You can't disarm mine. If you are perfect, no need to tell other people what to do. Everyone would just say and do what you do.

Marxism is a command economy of patronage from vassal states. Their economic numbers are orders. They resort to barbarity and animalism to meet them, churning people. The powerful get so many billions. The powerless pay, even if they have to smash people with tanks or resort to cannibalism, which was a thing not long ago.

The first purpose of the law is to limit the violence, not create it. That goes back to civilization itself, Lex Talionis. Without it, humans no longer are at the top of the planet's food chain. Humans no longer have access to paradise. Humans are really no different than animals and only know the lash.

The last purpose of the law is that the law applies to everyone, or else there is no law. A law for the powerful. A law for the powerless. People gain and loose power. The law is completely arbitrary and we're back in a free for all at the tree line.

The best thing a nation state can do today is to stay out of it. Shut things down. Walk away. You really can't tell people what to do. Getting involved only makes it worse. If you're not doing it yourself, you're just running your mouth about how great you are, a glorified People's magazine puff piece.
This is a good lesson in "failing open" vs "failing closed"
Grad school.
I assure you, the file-does-not-exist case cares nothing for whether you "disparage" it by calling it an error. As for having a special language construct, the performance benefits discussed in this article are one example of why you might want to have one. If you already have it, using it to represent file not found excursions seems reasonable.
Well it's not like they can argue he was innocent.
Community Care in the Aids Crisis
That's why I qualified the statement with "conventional". Prolog is not a conventional language, in the sense that most programmers don't know it (and I'd wager close to half of programmers have never even heard of it, if not more). C, C++, Java, JavaScript, PHP, Python, Perl, Ruby, even Rust are all imperative languages at their core and represent the dominant group of languages in conventional use.

If the OP was teaching people a language like Prolog then there wouldn't have been the same confusion.
How Fast is Ruby 3 on Rails?
As someone not running these small to medium sized businesses, this is an honest question. I quickly looked at the pricing for RHEL. It didn't seem outlandish. Can anyone comment on this?
Recipe Filter: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/recipe-filter/ahlc...
Airbnb has been quietly using social media to root out and ban extremists
Yes, as we all know, open source software is a failed experiment, a cesspit of "anarchy".
Not a joke https://twitter.com/ericmigi/status/1351934418961661959
> the nice point of doing excercise in a web browser is that you can quickly switch to another tab and search for daring questions such as (...)

On the contrary... I'd say that if you are outside a browser, it is somewhat easier to have a browser window side by side and ALT-TAB between both. Having two tabs visible at the same time is a bit cumbersome.
2-3gb RAM + 50GB disk. Small CPU is ok.
But is there something specific to Chinese culture that he argued made them more corrupt? Because it seems to me like basically all poor countries are corrupt, that they tend to get less corrupt as they get richer (or rather, they get richer as they get less corrupt) and China in 1922 was very poor indeed.
Joseph R. Biden Jr. has been sworn in as America's 46th president
> but the speed of light is indeed the fundamental limit to classical information transfer as our current understanding of physics predicts

I used to think that as well, but with all of the recent proof of quantum entanglement, I'm not so sure anymore.

https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/295013-scientists-captur...
"I invested with Bernie Madoff because his returns matched my investment goals". Yes, knowing why someone got conned is itself valuable information. But standing on its own, it reads as an endorsement.
Until they change their minds in a few months/years.
I really wish they would just go 100% paid and stop pretending they care about anything free at this point.
RH isn't the company that it once was anymore.

Edit: I'm sure this is not a popular opinion but it is what it is.
Not that disappointed, I bet.

Same old story. "I'm shocked, shocked that there's gambling going on!"
This is a perplexing response. Oracle's case against Google is about copyright infringement. On that point, you are correct, but that's where your comments part from reality.

Oracle in its case against Google is not arguing that "Java wasn't open-source at the time Google copied it". Oracle in its case against Google is not arguing that there was "a specific license explicitly disallowing mobile use". You on the other hand are arguing these things. That's where the problem lies: you're asserting infringement based on two fact claims that don't even match what Oracle's legal team presented to the courts.

(For that reason, your remark that "Everything else is irrelevant" is just bizarre and ironic—it's your comments here that are irrelevant... _None_ of the things you're saying are what the case is actually about.)

Here are some simple questions: to what extent does your knowledge of Oracle v. Google originate from secondary analysis and commentary about the case vs. direct knowledge (e.g. the briefs and testimony provided by Oracle and those who testified)? Do you have any firsthand experience reviewing the material that was presented in/to the courts? This is the problem with Internet peanut galleries. The answer to the last question can be solid "no", and yet commenters are undeterred from spewing nonsense from their gut that has no basis in reality.
Technical Relationship Manager
Any recommendations on how to get started? Books, courses?
SF tech bros.
Can we get a HUD on this?
I wasn't talking about ARM chips in particular, but chips with great power management, chips that are able to pull great performance if it is required without hitting the thermal envelope instantly. Chips with a reasonably good GPU that doesn't exacerbate the thermal problems.

The M1 isn't a Xeon in disguise, it has its limitations. But for the sub-notebook form factor, it's in its own class and freaking intel can't match it. And they've been treading water since about 6y now.

Also: me personally, I don't care about Windows. I want to run Linux. I understand that's a niche market, but we are writing in a Linux thread, so...
As funny as it looks, I would totally wear one. People suck. They don’t wear their masks correctly and don’t care about about the risk of others. If this can help lower the risk of me bringing covid to my high risk family members, fuck others and their judgment. I rather look ridiculous and be safe.
Why isn't there a single app to aggregate and integrate all social media and messaging and email and voice chat platforms? Then it doesn't matter which ones come and go, and people don't need to worry about the plethora of ways to communicate..
There is no hope for us in this field, is there.
You are not in the minority. This repo is borderline trolling.
Why Data Engineering Is Not Just About Data Science
This looks really neat. Would love to know more about how iMessage is integrated and get thoughts on the likelihood of Apple blocking it in the future. But kudos!
> Finally, I am also hounded by teams at Microsoft and Apple, who want me to port the extension to their new plugin ecosystems so it can be featured/showcased.

Do they ask you to do that for free or is there a monetary amount they tack on?
It's incredible how much downvotes you got for this without any explanation. Your proposal sounds sensible and I agree that we need to find a new system. It doesn't have to be this that you described but we should be open to change. Capitalism the way it is leads us in the wrong direction and socialism doesn't fare too much better in practice. We need to redraw a plan for the 21st century
Here is my wild speculation:

- Trump can't afford making more enemies in the intelligence community, or simply does not want to.

- Assange and Snowden are libertarians' heroes, but libertarians didn't even vote for Trump this time, right? The percent of libertarians voting for an independent candidate was larger than the gap between Trump and Biden, even though Trump was probably the most libertarian president in the past 30 years. For instance, Trump refused to expand federal government's power during Covid, and he deregulated a lot to defer policies to states. Not that I like or dislike Trump's policy, mind you -- just my assessment. So, Trump may simply ignored the requests to pardon Assange and Snowden.
And it makes you look like a Space Channel 5 character. I'm down with this.
Not sure what OS you're using but there's various ways to script that so it works when zoom isn't focused.
Couldn't they create RESTful APIs instead?
Ask HN: Who do you call for help with your home?
I recently bought a new home. I didn't consider the stress of having to figure out how to change the locks, do floor work in the kitchen, figure out how to get trees in the backyard trimmed, etc. It's a lot to juggle, and quite overwhelming.

How do you figure this stuff out? Do you just go on Google or Yelp and search "home trimming services in the area"?
What's different about remote incident response?
I really like the idea of showing bubbles with text that gives a peek of conversations other folks are having. I just realized that to "eavesdrop" conversations before deciding to join or not is one of things that I miss most while working remotely.

Imagine remote working as a sims-like game, where you map everything into the virtual environment, e.g., sit in your spot and code for an hour, where you occasionally can peek the text bubble of nearby colleagues; you take a break and go to the kitchen and meet people there; you walk to somebody's spot for a conversation ...

That would make remote working a lot of fun.
Luckily for you this is exactly how it works in these instances. Those who do right action suffer punishment. While those who did wrong get a free pass to continue doing such.

And I do believe this is inconsistent if you believe that justice has anything to do with right and wrong actions.

Your argument is:

1. There are right and wrong actions.
2. Justice does not decide or even attempt at determining right and wrong.
3. Therefore doing something right or wrong has no bearing on the outcome of our justice system.

As an individual, what your are saying is important and I agree. We have to call upon ourselves to do the right thing in spite of the consequences. But often times civil disobedience seeks to change the injustice of the current system and if that system never changes or adapts as a result then the outcome will always be the same. This may have happened in the case with Snowden (though we can still correct it) but it has not been the same throughout history. I’m very glad that we did not simply exile all our civil rights leaders with no thought given toward bringing a greater sense of fairness to our judicial systems.
Interestingly, there is a race condition in GNOME lock screen which sometimes blocks sleep until unlocking.
Google Details Patched Bugs in Signal, FB Messenger, JioChat Apps
https://mobiledevcast.com
A sweet spot only is as much as the code is already written, but there's a huge amount of ops and security work that goes into rolling your own auth.

For 99.9% of businesses, don't roll your own auth. Just don't do it. Use an auth service.
Ongoing discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25843040 ("Anthony Levandowski Pardoned")
If you are settled with friends and family it is not worth it to upend your whole life to move. You will never have that back. I speak from experience.
IMHO if you have a nascent business, focus on growing and ignore all else. It's not worth it to worry about taxes today. I would only move if this helps the business grow.
Curious, do you consider Fedora to be an alpha? Did you consider RHEL to be a beta for CentOS previously?

Just trying to see how you define "beta"
> Denying that the ruling Russian oligarch is corrupt is not credible without big proof, which was not provided.

It's about Putin and you need proof for this claim (against Putin) and not the other way around. Proving a negative is pretty much impossible in this case.

> I assume you think navalny faked his novichok poisoning or do you at least admit Putin is ruthless and attempts to poison his enemies.Putin’s henchmen poisoning navalny is fake in your opinion right?

Red Herring.

> A bunch of unsupported statements against widely believed concepts ...

Appeal to the people.

PS.: I downvote nothing.
Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25843040
"I don't believe the Fire Department is being as efficient as they can be, therefore I won't chip in my portion to help fund them." That's puerile and childish. You're not being principled, you're being greedy.

You don't like its efficiencies? Help fix it. You don't want any of its services? Let's see how long you last without them, especially the police and military protecting that wealth. It's all a social contract and you don't get the services but get to opt out of paying for them because you got more and realized that you're a greedy, shitty little scumbag.
The ORY SDKs are auto-generated using OpenAPI, so you could probably request one or generate one yourself (https://github.com/ory/sdk). I just put in a request for a Rust SDK and was able to auto-generate one locally for testing purposes pretty easily.
If you think vim is frustrating for a beginner, you have no idea what it feels like to edit text in non-vim for a half-assed vim user. Really, I don’t master vim after >1decade, but that’s not necessary.
This is basically a longer version of Haml.
In the march forwards, e.g. GNOME 2 -> GNOME 3, there are a number of regressions mixed in with the improvements. I think tackling overall UX may be seen as unattractive work compared to tacking on new features.

For example, GNOME Files (formerly Nautilus) and the GTK file chooser are not even as good as competitors from the 1990s (like the Mac or Windows equivalents). GIMP and Inkscape are also noticeable steps down from the equivalent software we used in the 1990s (not just the well-known Adobe products, but also products from Corel, Macromedia, etc.)

My impression is that the Linux desktop is playing catch-up with the Windows and Mac desktops, but since Microsoft and Apple have better funding it’s an impossible job—the target is moving too fast. In an effort to catch up with modern UIs, features that used to work are getting broken or the UX is degrading. The GNOME 2 -> GNOME 3 switch is just one example. I’m not saying GNOME 2 is better than GNOME 3 overall, just that large-scale changes are moving too fast and the polish and long-term fixes are coming too slowly by comparison.

Linux is usually my primary desktop and when I switch to my Mac it feels like a breath of fresh air.
Apple did this when transitioning from CodeWarrior to the GNU chain. Apple had to apply patches to the C++ compiler for the company I was at.
The only time I use vim is when I am forced to use it.
It's coronation day in the USA, probably why it's getting linked today.
I usually find remembering that footnotes use square brackets for both reminds me the text is always bracketed (since the link style would have to change to differentiate).

[link][footnote]

[footnote]: https://example.com

You can also use footnotes without other text, and the text that you would probably expect rendered is the footnote text.

Click the [link] to learn more.

[link]: https://example.com
See the source code of Chrome extensions
For 99.9% of businesses, don't roll your own auth. Just don't do it. Use an auth service.
To do what's right for Freedom and The People, as he continually claimed but never actually followed through on.
People keep saying killing net neutrality was bad...but has there been actually been anything tangible that came out of killing it?
Obviously there is more to it then what I am going to say, and who knows with remote workers where people are.

But Apple and Mozilla headquarters are 5 miles apart (roughly). Couldn't you just walk/drive/scoot/fly/what ever over and talk to someone?
Yes, but without them how will the consumers be able to access the nonpirated versions.
In all seriousness though, if the ISPs banded together, they could hold the (first)world hostage. Trying to hold the ISP accountable for what it's users are doing is an extremely dangerous precedent. Right now (or at least last year) there were huge debates going on about just how much culpability social media platforms should take in regards to content posted on them, and it was chaos, everybody had different opinions and policies. Now imagine what that chaos would do if, instead of content rules being different from facebook to twitter, the rules differed from Verizon to Comcast
This is really cool however I’m worried about getting banned from discord using for using your service as I believe it’s not authorized on discord to use third party client
I think it is really the number and frequency of orbital launches required for refueling that is the concern right now. SpaceX would love to get approval for unlimited orbital flights from Boca Chica, but it is four miles away from South Padre Island and it would probably require a massive deluge system and huge water storage to get approval for that. The can also launch from Kennedy, but they are trying to keep all three options on the table for now.

The reality is that they bought the platforms for cheap, but haven't made any renovations yet so for now it may just be a backup plan.
0-based arrays/indexes are also based on abstract concepts. 1-based ordinal numbers (in both maths and language) are just tradition from time before 0 was generally accepted. Set theory (as a clean design of math foundations) also starts ordinals at 0.