skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Its similar to https://progressionapp.com. The difference with my project is that I try to target the actual employees. Its just a different targeting group but its really difficult to get people to pay for it of course. Will try to revamp onboarding/trials somehow in the following months and thanks for the encouraging words. Feel free to give me any feedback and if you wanna try it for free, feel free to reach out to getworkrecognized@gmail.com
A great tool for screen recording with wl-roots is

wf-recorder (https://github.com/ammen99/wf-recorder)

for example:

wf-recorder --audio -f video_$(date +%F).mp4 --geometry $(slurp)

lets me select a region of my screen via slurp and then records my microphone and the screen area
to the specified file.
Aren't GTK and Qt the compatibility layers for most applications?
That was just example. Because of Wayland's security model of sandboxing applications, none such tool will work. Currently afaik only way to do something similar is using /dev/uinput as does for instance ydotool, but its capabilities are vastly inferior.
Thanks!
I feel the best way to learn could be a set of labs of increasing difficulty with attached testbenches for simulation self-check
This specialization https://www.coursera.org/specializations/fpga-design has something like that, but unfortunately it's fairly shallow
For me I have a 60fps 4k monitor and a 1080p monitor. I want a higher refresh rate monitor for gaming but I do not want to drop down to 1440p on my main monitor so I am waiting for 4k high refresh rate monitors to become affordable. Wayland makes it possible to wait that out and doesn't break anything I do.
Are you limited to only chatting with people by flight number? Odds of more than one user on the same flight for a new app has to be low. Seems like it would be difficult to bootstrap an audience that way. Might help to start with airport chat by airport code, or just grab user's location and place them in the closest airport's chat room automatically. Also maybe add hooks for other messaging and chat tools.
Bit perfect cd archival tool; extracts all possible non-track data (lead-in/out, subcode, ecc data, etc.), while losslessy compressing audio and meta into a single archive file per disc. Enables binary reconstruction of discs down to the etm layer.

Sort of like a losslessy compressed bcd format proposed by byuu at: https://byuu.net/compact-discs/structure/
The PJON protocol: https://github.com/gioblu/PJON
I bought several books but this is the found I found most accessible:
"RTL Hardware Design Using VHDL" by Pong Chu
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/book/5237648
What a bunch of FUD!

I picked one a few of those issues at random, and they're entirely out of context and deliberately misrepresented.

For example, some Jitsi bugs are closed as "we can't fix this", and it's because the issue was a Firefox bug (hence, Jitsi devs could do nothing). Also Firefox did actually fix that. So, not only is the context wrong, the issue is actually solved.

Also, I used Jitsi and screen sharing on sway several times a week - works like a charm.

I've looked at a few examples, and they seem to most be misrepresented the same way.
True, but I can't really predict the outcome due to covid. Just saw Dubai post-covid-onset, and to my eyes, nothing has changed much from food-supply-chain side.

I personally believe that permaculture would actually be the best solution overall, but our modern economy's pace and expectations would always keep such methods at bay. But at the same time, for leafy produce, and herbs, I think proper vertical farming would not only make it more affordable but also sustainable too. For the math, the rough estimates are production per m^2 (2-4kg on ground vs 70-400kg indoor farm), 10% lettuce in solid won't see the dining table i.e. they'd die, here there's no loss, off-season non-perennial produce, no problem for a vertical farm, the expenses on operations change too. Overall, if done properly, a very high-tech vertical farm should be able to break even in 2-3 yrs, even assuming a sales at no premium (which is very easy given the high-quality) i.e. at the shipped food i.e. the status-quo. But once people get used to the high-quality, and wholesalers get to enjoy the short supply chain due to indoor farms, I think the remote once will face a fierce competition, at least for select crops.
Right. He agreed that they'd go with Patrick's judgement, then petulantly went back on his word after he lost.
Discussed before:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17134831 (2018)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17573431 (2018)
another user shared this gem yesterday: https://www.jp.square-enix.com/denshadego/syodai/game/ (use mobile user agent if you're not on mobile)
For caseconverter.pro? Pennies right now because yeah (per month), traffic is low because its not SEO-optimized. I would need to write a lot of content case conversions and optimize the page in multiple ways. Question is the motivation haha ^^
I didn't know that they were still using the republican calendar [1] (can be seem on the maps included in the tweets).

Also, the use of traditional characters and font always gives an 'oldie' feel to these maps when used to the 'mainland style'.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_China_calendar
Yeah, right on!

We're looking in more depth at other use cases, developing a better understanding of which types of problems this might be useful for, and ways to reason about the properties you want/get from using systems like this (e.g. https://github.com/google/trillian/tree/master/docs/claimant...)

[Disclaimer: I work on CT, Trillian, and some other related projects]
The clipboard issue was the bug that forced me to switch back to X11. I need to have a Windows VM running constantly due to some proprietary software at work, and copying/pasting text under wayland between the VM and linux almost never works as expected.
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Thank you, this helps a lot :), I'm glad you're out the other side!
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The only downside is anything running in xwayland (Essentially just apps on old versions of electron and wine) will pick the scale of one of your monitors and not switch when dragged across the border.
It’s a pity they didn’t test it against 970 pro
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> It's the sort of thing that seems attractive to junior developers, but more seasoned folks know that the legacy system contains years of embedded knowledge and workarounds for "real world" issues.

Many seasoned Xorg developers work on Wayland. All the decades of lessons form Xorg _were_ carried over to Wayland.
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>First, I moved into contracting/consulting, which meant I could work shorter gigs that let me run at full speed for a few months at a time, then down tools for a while and recover completely before doing it again. Normally said recovery would involve the better part of a year traveling through interesting parts of the world, which was a pretty big upside in itself.

I tried this for a few years and did ok, especially with crazy tax deductions (in the US you can aside a lot more for retirement than an employee, and a lot of people don't know a part of your mortgage in certain cases).

But I did 12 month contracts I found and negotiated painfully through recruiters, who kept 40-50 pct at least of what they billed me out for to clients.

I wouldn't mind so much, but I found it hard and similar to FTE job hunting when the gigs were ending. I always dreamt of being some reputation-lead consulting person who others sought out. Instead I was doing rounds and rounds of interviews like an FTE. Silly given how insecure contracting is.

But is that possible to avoid without a social media presence and marketing effort?
How does "Accepting ADHD as a thing" mean we're not digging deeper? Would it help if the collection of symptoms were totally disregarded? Since Cancer was discovered, has investment declined? How can you begin to ask if there's nothing to ask questions about?

Side note: Most governments and most people didn't look too highly upon homosexuality, and we don't know everything about it, but things have changed and we haven't invalidated everything that said something different than we currently believe.
The only thing that holds me back from running my Gnome DE in Wayand is that as of version 88 Google Chrome now supports hardware acceleration. But only for X11.
I want to know this too, I'd love it to be true, very Hollywood
Want to see a great example of a Linux distro that doesn't use X and is quite popular? Android.
You could try it in chrome which has wayland support. Wayland support was added to chrome and electron recently but it looks like most electron apps are on old versions.
There's also screen recorders for sway (which I guess you'd be using if you're currently an i3 user).
exactly what I need. I always wanted to go away from goodreads.
> Stimulants will help anyone focus, ADHD diagnosis or not.
ADHD patients suffer from hyperfocus and in some cases _need_ stimulants to snap out of this state. It is also about the ability when and which topic to focus on.

> specific trope I see again and again is “stimulants will make a person with ADHD calm and a person without ADHD hyper”, which I do not believe is true
This statement is compacted and leaves out some things. I have a bad case of the inattentive adhd variant. With that came that I am really bad at filtering out sensory stimuli of any kind, sound, light, touch. They feel "loud" and prevent me from focusing for example on a conversation with a person. However stimulants increase my ability to tune out these distractions. For me stimulations were such a relieve after over 35 years to not be bombarded with sensory stimuli and finally being able to quieten this noisy mess, that made me a lot calmer - even when I am pausing medication for a few days. So believe what you want, me and others who take the medication are glad for the relieve it provides.
However many websites use tropes you mentioned in a way that makes ADHD seem not very credible. It is important to differentiate between medical facts and for example websites that try to make people seek treatment by a healthcare professional. With such deseases often come secondary psychological problems that may cause a suffering person not to seek treatment. So some websites try to break through this barrier.
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Yeah. Using a laptop with a monitor on X11 was a pain -- one of the two would always be off.

I _am_ disappointed in that fractional scaling is not first-class :(
How does the OS move forward then? When is it appropriate to say "this is so badly outdated that we need to throw it away and move to something new"?
Sometimes you plug into monitors that you don't own.

Some monitors also have unusual dpi where they are HiPDI but don't suit 2x UI scaling. A very popular LG USB-C 4K monitor is in that camp.
Deflecting Privilege: Class Identity and the Intergenerational Self
Having a singular library is more limiting than X even for a developer of a wm and much more so to user who can no longer merely assemble an environment by setting a list of components to be started by a script.
Hello HN,

I am Kaushik from Spike.sh. We built https://incidents.sh, a "days since last incident timer" for dev teams to keep track of when the last major incident occurred.

You just select the date of the last major incident and the timer will update everyday. Whenever there is a major incident, you can reset the timer which will take it back to 0 days. You can show the timer to others by sharing a public link.

Previously, we used a whiteboard (before going remote) for this and as you can imagine, it got quite tedious to update it everyday.

Our small remote team found this helpful and I hope you will too.

And yes, Simpsons already did it! (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfzbB_B3HS0)
I recently was profiling some type -> string conversion methods in C++. It's surprising how much the locale stuff affects performance.

boost::lexical_cast is twice as fast for int -> string if the BOOST_LEXICAL_CAST_ASSUME_C_LOCALE macro is defined. The binary was also 55Kb smaller.

But Rapidjson's algo was faster still.
Wayland has existed since more than 10 years and it has still not been able to release a usable system. I'm not willing to lose things that I use everyday just because some idiots want to move their windows between screens and see that they don't change their apparent size. Seriously, this is not a crippling problem. You can easily change the size of one program once it is on the desired screen. What kind of savage keeps moving their windows through different screens?
The code is theirs. All evidence points to this being about contractual obligations with ARM, but those would not be about copyright.
Those are all excellent points, but are related to the accuracy of Brazil's reported figures, and not the manner in which The Atlantic chooses to report those numbers. Using raw death count is just misleading.
I've got one of Hetzner's machine from the "auction" side (https://www.hetzner.com/sb) for various things that has been running along nicely for a while. Paying a pretty keen price for 3x3T drives (unless the storage is on a RAID backed SAN I never get a single drive remote machine), 32G RAM and a fairly decent (though far from leading edge) CPU.

For cheaper (and other options in the same range or more expensive too) in a large array of configurations https://www.serverhunter.com/ and https://en.metadedi.net/ are useful resources, though obviously do a little research before signing up for a host based on it being cheap.
> It's the sort of thing that seems attractive to junior developers

You make it sound like Wayland has been pushed by some script kiddies, when in fact the lead developers on Wayland are the actual Xorg maintainers.

To me, the migration from X11 to Wayland looks similar to the switch from DOS-based Windows to Windows NT. At the time, lots of programs were broken by the move because they assumed you could meddle in other application's internal memory. But breaking those applications was not malicious intent on the side of the Windows devs. It was a legimitate move towards a more sustainable architecture. I'm not intimately familiar with X11 internals, but my read of the situation is that X11 just exposes too many internals in its interfaces, and therefore it becomes increasingly impossible to adapt it to contemporary needs (in this case, application sandboxing).
Most of the development time was offline (on a train), so this basically ruled out anything to do with networking.

There are probably heaps of ways to monetize it (from what I can tell, the "buy a game upfront" model is mostly dead and everything is now free to play. But the reason I'm mentioning it here is because "I don't care if this succeeds".

It was written in C (using SDL2 as the library for getting things on screen). I did have a version in swift, but being able to do most of the development in linux made made things much better for my workflows.
I clicked this and same time, got an email notification from Scaleway about the exact same thing, what are the odds :)
Twitch is digging a hole for themselves with policies like this.
It's not exactly on the roadmap - but it should be possible with a bit of compilation work. Join the discord https://discord.fortressone.org
> How can people accept to use a display manager with constant screen tearing is beside me.

I'm not saying this isn't true, but I always find it interesting when I see people complain about screen tearing.

How often does it actually happen to you, and under which circumstances?

Personally I've been using computers since 1995, (Windows and Linux) and I practically never encounter screen tearing. And this is on a wide variety of hardware. Spread evenly over intel, nvidia, and AMD.

The rare times I did encounter it, was only on one PC with an ancient nvidia graphics card (running Arch linux, bspwm). And it would only ever (if even) happen right before a restart after updating the nvidia drivers.
>Hats off to the Wayland devs. We're cheering you from the sidelines.

Its pretty horrible how much toxic crap gets directed at the people who actually do all of the work. Just look at the amount of abuse has been flung at the SystemD developers from people who largely do not even know what it does.
I too use wmctrl daily to organise my windows as I switch between using a larger monitor docked to my laptop, back to my laptop screen. wmctrl allows me to move and resize all my windows as I require, all at once. I would find it very inconvenient not being able to "fix" my window environment easily, which I can with wmctrl.
Is the claim here that what Ada Lovelace wrote is original to her and not Charles Babbage? To be specific: is the claim here that Lovelace saw in Babbage's invention something he himself failed to see and anticipate?

[please don't simply downvote. This is a sincere question. Do we know the answer?]
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The dance version of the Iraqi information minister.
This is exactly why you talk to the author of the existing driver, and/or the maintainer if someone else, to figure out what to do and how to avoid code duplication.

That's what they aren't doing. Talking to anyone.
I'm working on a design tool that allows you to create and export animated website backgrounds, with a growing range of templates.

Looking forward to seeing if anyone finds it useful, but I've primarily been building it so that I can generate particle backgrounds and gradients for websites.

Hopefully it might help others too :-)

Link: https://websitebackgroundmaker.com/
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Title makes it sound like Vikkstar cheated but he's leaving because there are many cheaters.

I can confirm this, been playing rebirth island since the last month and there's been a cheater in at least 1 out of 5 games. We usually spectate after dying and report the cheater if they are hacking.
>If the PSU failed

The PSU? As in one (1)? Because then, to quote Adam Savage, Well there's your problem!
Checkout this short comic I created about this issue on imgur - https://i.imgur.com/ikWcD2m.jpg
My favourites, apart from Dostoyevsky, are Gogol and Gorkiy. Reading Gogol inspired me to move to S:t Petersburg where I spent a few years.

Chekov and Tolstoy are of course great, but to me they feel more Western. If someone told you Anna Karenina was written by an English author you might be inclined to believe them, but nobody would believe that about The Nose, Vyj or Crime and Punishment.
A few Screenshots would have been really nice
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I wasn't even sure which of them I'm running even though I've been remote teaching for almost a year, i.e. frequently sharing my screen:

> [user@laptop:~]$ echo $XDG_SESSION_TYPE

> wayland

Apparently it's not as bad as it seems! However, now that I think of it, I haven't been able to share the entire screen and must add one application at a time to OBS. Maybe I've gotten used to this. At least I won't accidentally show something that I'm not supposed to.
Taking your example of screenshots... I don't think there's an 'official'/defacto Wayland protocol for that. Under GNOME Shell you can use the org.gnome.Shell.Screenshot dbus API, but under KDE you presumably have to use something else. It is pretty grim.
What is your definition of selfishness then?

Looking at the things you wrote:

> They’re more important to me than the topic.

Why does it mean one is selfish, when _a topic_ (not oneself) is more important to oneself than that other person?

> The reason they’re talking is to feel good with themselves (as we all are). But asking someone to explain a tricky subject throws that off, doesn’t it?

Perhaps. But the interpretation is still not immediately "selfishness" for me. You are not there to please them and make them feel good. But how does that immediately become "selfish"?

> To reframe the question a bit, what do you feel you would get out of it if they explained their belief structure to you? (Explain your belief about this, ha.)

Yes, that is a good introspective question, that one maybe should ask oneself.

However, if anything that could somehow be interpreted as "wanting something for oneself" is considered selfish, then we can shut down all our media right now and stop talking to everyone else. You can always claim "You did this or that conversation only to feel good about yourself! So Selfish!"

So I am asking: What is your definition of selfishness?
The local wavefunction part corresponding to each world has a configuration in it that involves a human being with eyes and optical nerves and a brain registering neural impulses in response to light stimuli to perceive its world.
I'd also be interested in this given my failed experience with Google ads
The CMB is an observation well matching what you'd expect with a Big Bang but it is not the Big Bang itself and one can make other theories to try and explain it.
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Is Gamers Nexus related to Hardware Unboxed which was briefly banned from reviewing NVidia cards for similar reasons to what's being discussed here?
Prosperity comes at 'devastating' cost to nature
Working on modeling behavior of economic agents of defi seigniorage algo stablecoins with a couple of others in discords: https://github.com/cinquemb/dollar/tree/dsd-protocol-modelin...

A big problem I see now is that lot of "positive" changes being added to existing protocols aren't backed by anything but existing holders beliefs that they will work, and being able to simulate changes/forks on local testnets agaisnt will make it easier to objectively say why an additional will be better/worse than another protocol/previous/future protocol changes.
This is why you need tests, otherwise you're stuck with your legacy forever.
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Something that isn't particularly good 12 years in will likely never be so. At 12 years in some really basic stuff is just now rolling in. In general the idea of natural progress is completely imaginary. The general nature of things is to get worse not better entropy always wins.
But don't fail stupid.
How is the open source driver when it comes to compute and 3d gaming?

Just interested if it works OK.