skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ghostwriting Agentur
Were there no small businesses before FB and internet tracking? Is there any proof that FB actually helped out small business? Wouldn't showing ads for tech on a tech site and ads for women beauty products be shown on a site targeting women be a good replacement instead of profiling you and tracking you everywhere to determine that you might be a woman interested in JS IDE and Aloe Vera cream?
Or just use the mousewheel, also does 5% increments
On iOS the "JBL Portable" app(a recent new name for their app JBL Connect) does not require any access to location.

Are you talking about the Android app?
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Could the explanation be as simple as the economy? Younger people are less likely to have a career and more likely to live with their parents since 2008, both of these are not known to be turn-ons.
Perhaps because to avoid confusion between mobile games & their PC counterparts; Say 'Call of Duty Mobile' vs 'Call of Duty' if both were on Google Play Games it would be very confusing and of course licensing headache.
It does because 99% of the game studios don't care about Linux, nor are that much into Vulkan, unless they are targeting Android or Switch.
The Macintosh Mini
I'll take mature instrumentation that comes in the box and is a major design goal, meant to be transparently run in production (JVM, BEAM...) against anything you can do in Go.
Is anyone still using DES or Triple DES?
Yep, it is already at 1.0 finally?
The point is to provide a light filler activity than can be set aside when necessary, plus a rich communication medium that uses virtual objects and space.
Where from? I've seen a couple of big government grants announced (which honestly smell more of pork than genuine technology) but nothing approaching a useful prototype that's in any way competitive with battery EVs.
Exploring FPGA Graphics (2020)
His comments were widely circulated but are just that, his perspective, which seems influenced by outside pressure to admit failure where there isn't, because the data still makes Sweden look like they've done quite well
Clojure gives you tools like spec https://clojure.org/guides/spec or Mali https://github.com/metosin/malli for schemas on data. Beats static typing IMHO.
You don't need to be a collector to keep old games around. You just need to get some favorites.

I keep going back to these games:

- Knights of the Old Republic (2003)

- Jade Empire (2005)

- Shadow of the Colossus (2005)

- Game Dev Tycoon (2012)

- Long Live The Queen (2012)

- Banished (2014)
Push = you at the computer pushing something to the TV.

Pull = you at the surfpad, pulling from the computer.
The problem is that the 8ms figure is wrong.

If it were really 8ms of added end-to-end latency compared to local, then it would be a complete non-issue – even in the twitchiest fighting games and shooters, unless you’re a literal pro-level player, as you mentioned. Most people would not be able to tell the difference even if they were specifically looking for it. It would even be tolerable for VR.

Unfortunately, the reality is more like 80-120ms, at least in one benchmark:

https://www.pcgamer.com/geforce-now-beats-stadia-in-our-inpu...
I argue that 2K for 2560px is completely wrong term. Even 3K is better term.
What App Store allows the developer to delete a negative review? That sounds terrible. Apple’s app store doesn’t allow that.
Well, Apple has been shipping ARM devices running XNU for the past fourteen years so there’s probably little value in a simulator when they can use real hardware.
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I have in the past but not much recently. I got the impression they tested fewer products and had a bit of a lag in terms of publication. Perhaps things have changed though?
Thanks for the reasoned response. Certainly things for me to ponder about. I wouldn't belabor the points. Not sure how to call out lies and unfounded allegations such as "you called a million Hindus a terrorist".

Unfortunately a section of a society just thrives on propagating the identity of a hurt majority -- they back stabbed Hindus, they called Hinduism names etc etc. History shows us that this is very dangerous.

I am not to sure that keeping them uncontested is a good idea. Will have to find better and measured language to contest those.
There are some TSO-related preprocessor macros that are still there.
This exactly. This problem can never get better until normal individuals have the capacity and leverage to demand reasonable contractual limits on the use of their data, and the confidence that these limits will be enforced.

That's a tall order when we don't even have the language to describe what data-usage limits even mean.
Dartmouth, I remember a talk about it not related to security it was one of the most late 80’s early 90’s “internet revolution” things I’ve seen in my life.
bluetooth and location permissions are many times together, because if you can scan the device macs you are able to use it to locate the user ( with bluetooth beacons for example).
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> All except some of the most recent arm64 processors have a speculative execution flaw that occurs across a syscall boundary, which cannot be mitigated in the kernel.

Big Ouch. I wonder how the Linux developers will approach this bug since they don't enforce syscalls to be done from glibc.
Plenty of legacy systems still do, also it might be useful to recover historic data or credentials.
A good practice is to consult Exodus Privacy before installing your app. If the app is not already analysed, you can start an analysis via the UI.

https://exodus-privacy.eu.org/en/
Have you read Lovelace’s notes on her translation of Menebrea? They are perceptive and foreshadow much of modern computing, including hints this sort of computer could become a universal machine.

https://www.cs.yale.edu/homes/tap/Files/ada-lovelace-notes.h...
Money, the inevitability of them losing power, means the inevitability of them losing money.
Slave labor is also a colloquialism for poorly paid work. The Cambridge dictionary for example says it has an “informal disapproving” sense of “very hard work for which people are paid very little” and has an example sentence of
“It’s slave labor working in that office”. Dictionary.com’s example is “data entry at that salary is slave labor.”

You can argue that colloquialism is a crass juxtaposition of horrifying slavery and things far less horrifying, but it’s clear to me the OP was using it in that informal sense, and is probably quite aware slavery was a terrible thing.
Why not run Linux?
New Year, New Price Transparency Rule for Hospitals
does this have performance implication
Alright since you guys asked I found the closest in spec Sharp model to my favorite domestic Sharp.

In America KC-850U: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003BF665Y/ref=emc_b_5_t

In Japan KC-H50-W: https://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/product/B077TC5PM8/ref=ppx_yo_dt...

The American offering is an extra 150$, but that buys you marketing videos with a fake scientist pouring baby powder through a filter onto a hepa filter. Japan gets no video at all. Otherwise the Ozone generator, carbon + hepa filters, wheel driven wick humidifier, and canister water tanks are all the same.

The Japanese model also includes modes to disable all lighting, switches between displaying humidity or energy consumption in either KWh or yen per day.
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I'm pretty sure I have ADHD and maybe some light autistic traits - but I fall more into this viewpoint https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zvqx9DfG9lU (ADHD superpower - under the sea song parody)
As always, I would recommend to use an AOSP build without google service integration (like LineageOS builds).

I'd also recommend to use AppWarden [1] and the Exodus project [2] to verify for yourself what your Apps do behind the scenes.

Regarding an App masquerading as Telegram: Use the Telegram FOSS fork [3] which disables Firebase's trackers.

[1] https://gitlab.com/AuroraOSS/AppWarden

[2] https://exodus-privacy.eu.org/en/

[3] https://github.com/Telegram-FOSS-Team/Telegram-FOSS
You know who doesn't care about your emotions and how you listen to your music?

Pirates.

No matter what legislation mega corps push, piracy will always be a competitor to them.
I'm not a fan of MongoDb (although I have used it for many years) but it has its place in the market and there is need for it. "Never use MongoDb" is a clickbate title. I really wish I could down votes this post but I can't. I can only upvote unfortunately.
We already have that with mobile gaming.

Cloud native (and streaming) offers a couple of advantages over installed games. Cheating becomes much harder, although not impossible. And people can launch the game easily without an install.

It has some real trade offs as well. Increasing felt latency is the one people love to talk about. But a huge increase in compute and bandwidth cost for the game operator is the other. Both in terms of the wiz bang features people imagine which are also possible with an installed game. And because for each player at peak CCU you have to run the game for them, encode video and transmit that to them. That’s quite the ops cost increase over a traditional game.

The bandwidth consumption and compute cost hurt the play anywhere at anytime idea. Firstly because places where bandwidth and latency are acceptable for play are not ubiquitous and there is no clear roadmap for that to happen. Secondly because the hike in compute cost per user free accounts are considerably more expensive to allow. Adding subscriptions removes ubiquitousness, allowing free players will bring dark patterns to convert that would make Zynga blush. Platform subscriptions will result in a chase for ‘engagement’ and more of the latter. All without anyone able to offer more than vague affirmations that there is anything creatively interesting.

Cloud native is really good for one thing though. Getting investor money.
Star Trek TOS is all spiffed up on Netflix, give it a try. Some of the episodes are still great.
Would I rather prefer the society of 1995 or of 2020 ? That is a very simple question for me. I do not find it very close.

If I your were in India which was a deep socialist state in 1980s and 1995 just when the seeds of 1992 reforms were sowed, it was a complete shithole compared to the India of 2020 even with COVID.
Might even see negative gain.

Often time the query perf per machine goes down as you move from a single node, indexed, postgresql To a multi node unstructured data.

If you don’t have so much data or unstructured data. Why use the more complex and generally slower per FLOP solution.
To make matters worse ADHDers often have terrible sleep quality due to not being able to get to bed on time because there's almost always something more interesting.
From TFA (emphasis mine)

> These include apps masquerading as popular services such as Telegram, Facebook Messenger, and WeChat.

Note they are masquerading as the listed messengers, not the actual messengers themselves
> The sixth argument doesn't do anything. It just breaks binary compatibility.

As far as I can tell it might be used to align the memory layout of the following 64 bit arguments to 64 bits. Or at least ensure that there is no auto generated padding that might contain random values.

Edit: The link provided by ainar-g 3 mentions that the way gcc handled padding of the offset field changed between gcc 1 and 2.
We're working on sandboxing VLC, for this very reason :)

Stay tuned about that.
> That is not a fruitful market.

Source?

I know a lot of people, some with children, who have enough income to drop $60 on a game every month without batting an eyelash. Busy people are often a great target market.

These people are mostly Switch players, so Stadia is a perfect upgrade for them.
If only we could tell you more
Right, they might as well open those up for flash drives. Not like floppies are making a comeback.
> [...] won’t shut off automatically when the tank is empty.

> Convenience 5/5

How does this go together? Spoiled Dyson user here.
We do monitor the security of VLC quite closely, because of that.
What is it in speaker firmware that needs upgrading anyway?
Did you try 3.3.4? We improved audiobook support over there.
Mostly the promise that they do mostly the same, but vm uses less resources. I believe vm has slightly less resolution/fidelity - but not so much that we expect it to matter for our use-case.

But we're still implementing it - so we might still run into surprises.
This seems pretty useful. Addy's Javascript patterns is also a useful side read:
https://addyosmani.com/resources/essentialjsdesignpatterns/b...
4.2BSD System Manual specifies it as mmap(addr, len, prot, share, fd, pos). There are six arguments. My best guess is something went horribly wrong with off_t on big endian systems and that it somehow leaked into x86_64 system call abi. Do you know?
I've read many accounts (in popular-science articles and books, so never at source) of Einstein's "blunder" the cosmological constant. Was it really a case of him second-guessing himself as it's often portrayed, or was there more history and thinking behind him dropping it?
In what areas do recruiters need to improve?
If you want to make a cloud gaming service that isn't expensive and a good experience, you need it to be huge scale because more locations is essential for less latency, and you need a varied workload instead of just people playing games to amortize the costs of the servers. I don't know what other stuff Nvidia or Valve does that would keep these machines productively busy during the work day, but the big cloud companies probably have all kinds of things to justify over-provisioning machines so it seems like they have a limitless supply at peak gaming times while being cost-effective

I think Amazon, Google, and Microsoft will dominate cloud gaming eventually.
This whole thing is an ad for some crappy Microsoft security product that never actually works the way the ad implies in the real world.
I never had any mold or even any scent from my Dyson. And it was sitting with water for months last summer.
One could write an app using the #1 on the TechEmpower list and end up with an unmaintainable mess. Maybe there should be a 'real app' benchmark that various languages/stacks implement to compare 'real world' scenerios.
> but isn’t it basically a GUI around FFMPEG

No, it isn't. VLC is doing a lot more than just wrapping libavcodec. Look at the source code of VLC.

To give you an idea, VLC is around 800 kLoC, the UI taking 60 kLoC, and the core 100 kLoC. There are tons of modules that are not based on FFmpeg.

Also, some VLC devs are also FFMpeg devs.
> For example, OpenBSD at some point changed how mmap() was defined so that it takes seven arguments:

It seems like that was the case from day one, when a copy of
the NetBSD code was imported to later become OpenBSD[1].
And if my reasoning is correct, saying that OpenBSD
“changed it at some point” is not quite correct.

https://github.com/openbsd/src/blob/df930be708d50e9715f173ca...
Same! I find it very satisfying to see the scraper in action when it's finished.
Dolby
If you filter the list to just Python you can see Starlette and FastAPI are the fastest.
He wasn't defending destroying the frames though, he was commiserating with the plight of the workers. In modern developed countries we have social security benefits, health care and such, to varying degrees depending on the country, to try and make sure people don't starve like that.
Slightly more specific: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flash_memory?wprov=sfti1

Go to "Writing and erasing". It links to: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tunnel_injection?wprov=sfti1
50W is way more than I am willing to operate. I want it to be extremely low powered. I think that a 2.5 inch SSD might be a better fit for me then, maybe M.2 if there's a adapter for the PI.

SSD and low cost is still possible, but one has to make compromises in terms of storage size. A 1 TB network drive would be enough for my use case, be it 4 x 256 SSD's or one big.
Iron+Deficiency+Anemia:+Causes,+&+Treatment+&+More+|+Health+Lines
Newpipe is the first video player I've found which has a trim-silence feature. I use the similar feature for (audio) podcasts all the time and according to pocketcasts, it saves me huge amounts of time. I've enjoyed having it for videos too.
I want to love this.

But, in trying to imagine any scenario in which tech corporations might conceivably start hosting their internal user data on these external "Solid Pods", I'm left drawing a blank.

Until we have a way that tech companies start storing users' data in user-controlled infrastructure, I think this idea is a noble fantasy.

I would love to hear an argument that will convince me I'm wrong on this.
It was a primitive program loader.

msdos.sys, io.sys, and command.com

Source is interesting, I took a look:

https://github.com/microsoft/MS-DOS/tree/master/v2.0/source
Apple uses simulators for bringup, there are references to a “fastsim” (probably an FPGA?) sprinkled in the open source releases, with special debug instructions encoded as hints (for tracing presumably).
I'm really sorry to hear that you deal with that. A reminder for the rest of us to remember how lucky we are.
It's not very active (and I'm not active there either), but tildeverse has its own NNTP server. https://news.tildeverse.org/
So, do you want to have addIntegers, addUnsignedLongs, addFloats, etc. too?

You would need to have those or separate operators in some strongly typed languages that do not automatically coerce ints to floats, etc.

Also, for floats, a+b == b+a, but you don’t necessarily have a+b+c == c+b+a. So, if you’re strict in that “should not alter the result regardless of the types”, you would have to forbid using + on floats in some more complex expressions.

Finally, I don’t see how “operator overloading […] encourages programmers to shove disparate functionalities (often with different axioms) into the same operator.” is much different from “function overloading […] encourages programmers to shove disparate functionalities (often with different axioms) into the same function”.
I haven't followed, but have been kinda interested in when the various ingredients actually entered various food cultures. Maybe same could be applied to techniques...

In Nordics, what would be truly traditional here? Hunter gatherer food, wild-meat, fish and berries, maybe turnips? Should anything non-archaeophyte be considered non-traditional?
Anecdote from Asian lifestyle: Weekends are usually busier than weekdays with kids. Weekdays are school and study. Weekends are extracurricular sports, tutors, music, etc.

“Playtime” is a tool used to prepare the child for the next lesson.
Ready Player One.
I think it also used 200 watts at idle. Put a bullet in its head.
So they are going to compete with Valve?

Good luck with that.
Unfortunately it's still widespread, as the rating dialog shouldn't come up during the app review process. So it's unlikely to get caught without being reported.