skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> This led me to read the warning as "We will create a copy of your objects and delete the old one, so please be aware you will be charged for the cost of the copy" rather than "We will create a copy of your objects and two versions of them will exist forever."

First, the same warning you are referring to also says, exactly: “You can change the storage class without making a new copy of the object using a lifecycle rule.”

Second, to answer your prompt, the reason why the object is duplicated during a storage class change is because S3 is an object store and not a filesystem like you may assume. Performing a modification operation on an object does not change the object itself; instead a copy is made with modifications. When changing storage class, a copy is thus made. If you had used the lifecycle rule as the warning suggested, it would have performed your assumption: make the copy and delete the original object in the background.

P.S. Not trying to be abrasive :) I do though think you should considering hiring a real devops/cloud/sysadmin to manage AWS for you. If that is really not feasible for you, I suggest at the very least looking into setting up budget anomaly detection and alerting. You then might be able to have some visibility into your budget.
Multi platforms decided to silence half the county. Your making light of it because some places tolerate small amount amount of opinion.
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I understand this comment was made before the edit. However, is it really that surprising that “build a wall” narratives and racism to hand in hand?

(It’s not as if the border wall makes any logical sense, since the southern border is too long to wall off, and the majority of illegal immigration is visa overstays anyway (https://apnews.com/article/48d0ad46f143478d9384410f5ae3d38b))
Firstly, isn’t that a syntax error? There’s a stray “const” in there. You probably meant

const int * const hello = &world;

Secondly, what should the compiler complain about? You have a const int, and then a const pointer to const int, pointing to that first const int. What’s the problem?

Thirdly, the latest C version supported by GCC is “-std=c17”.
Because in the medium-term future, cars are going to be all about software, and will be for entertainment almost as much as transport.
Give me a break. Free speech means you don't get banned for talking about violations to election laws or a politician's dirty laundry or FBI crime stats or even a well referenced book highlighting differences between races. All of these are bannable offenses on current social media sites. In Gab's case, if you wanted to debate why you disagree with any of these issues, you'd not be banned if you were arguing in good faith. This is quite contrary to many leftist tech platforms these days.

Free speech is not outright trolling or spamming get rich quick schemes or pumping meme stocks, as is popular of late. And it never has been. Though censorship has gotten out of hand - mostly from the left- few sites have ever allowed this type of stuff, and most worked hard to keep it off their sites.
1.) There are tons of romance products, so competition is actually high. Plus you gotta understand the market - there are many subgenres and expectations and so on.

2.) Despite being massive market amd financial success, romance is the most looked down at and despised genre. People just know it is stupid, regardless of whether they played or read piece in question. (See also universal "it is porn" dismissal regardless of whether the actual piece is smut or not).
Applying Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs to Documentation
Looks like they applied on 30 Jan this year.[1] Currently: "Awaiting Examination". it appears that Amazon released the copy in November last year.[2]

[1] - https://uspto.report/TM/90489397

[2] - https://camelcamelcamel.com/product/B084CG43XD
Sir, how much do they pay trolls these days? I want a job too.
According to Techcrunch [0]:

> Torba had also tweeted a screenshot of another founder’s Facebook comment (the founder’s name was removed) that “being a black, Muslim or woman in the USA is going to be very scary” with his own comment: “Build the wall.” Then, in another thread, a YC alum alluded to Torba’s behavior without mentioning him by name, prompting him to jump in: “Say my name when you talk about me, coward. Build the wall.”

He wasn't just publicly supporting Trump's border wall policy, he was doing it in an assholeish way, and directing that towards other YC founders. If he'd cut out the assholeish manner and the direction towards fellow founders, and just kept the publicly supporting Trump's policies part, I doubt YC would have responded in the same manner. That's consistent with Kat Manalac's email quoted in the same article – he was banned for behaving in a hostile way, not purely for his political beliefs.

[0] https://techcrunch.com/2016/11/12/pro-trump-ceo-gets-booted-...
I got the same createBindGroupLayout error in Firefox and filed a Firefox bug before I saw brrrrrm's sibling comment about Safari's WSL API.

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1696336

If your Firefox actually crashed, do you see any crash report IDs in "about:crashes"?
Are you really in that much of a bubble reality
How much will the average user notice the difference between 4 and 23 high-performance cores? This will have a huge impact for highly parallel tasks like rendering, but isn't it still the case that most software still isn't designed to scale horizontally in a meaningful way?
Ridiculous nonsense to couch this as racist, and the knee jerk censorship of these institutions is encouraging the nutters to shutdown more speech they don't agree with.
Precog in a Box: U.N. mandates surveillance, profiling and control of air travel
Having had a quick look, I don't think the original document is particularly offensive, or particularly funny. It's a bit meh to me, and I think either deleting it, or re-writing it to be funny was the right thing to do, and obviously deleting it won in the end.

A long term successful attempt at using humour in a serious subject would be something like 'How to Lie with Statistics' (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_to_Lie_with_Statistics). I think humour can help dry subjects, and lets face it, encrypting save files in a game engine isn't exactly the most riveting of subjects so some humour will probably help.
I didn't realize he was _that_ Niko. Apologies and thank you for spelling it out!
The lack of strategic thinking here is staggering. These sort of shenanigans violate antitrust laws https://twitter.com/stacyfmitchell/status/125340839841607270... and these days more and more AGs at different levels look at FAANG (minus Netflix) with antitrust in their mind. It's just not worth fueling the fire.
Once you go accidentally quadratic, any clever combination of optimization flags or compiler magic becomes quite irrelevant though.
SQL injection that was used for the breach was introduced after the fork. We know that for sure because the source code was public, as is required by AGPL Mastodon uses.

Specifically, this was the commit (from a mirror of the repository): https://git.rip/gab/gab-social/-/commit/6e42e3b1eca73c306db1...
You’re unfairly getting downvoted. The games industry has always been male orientated. Whether it’s C64 games with drawings of blonde warriors in skimpy anime skins, or Lara Crofts triangle boobs in Tomb Raider. There’s always been a common theme with female protagonists: they have an idealistic figure with impractical clothing to match.

This isn’t some opinion peace of the few either. The modern versions of Jumanji featured Karen Gillan in a sexy hot pants and a tight top as a direct parody of the clothing worn by female characters in computer games.

It’s just western content: anime is frequently male oriented. There’s even a thing called “fan service” where popular anime’s pander to the lusts of male audiences.

Obviously people will chip in with examples like Factorio and Sim City and yes, I agree that not all computer games are sexist. But a lot already are and it’s an established trope that has been called out many times in the past.

(I appreciate this is written from a heterosexual perspective. Obviously I’m not suggesting that women can’t enjoy male-orientated content and visa versa)
> It’s crazy to me that people take massive salaries and expect other people to spoon feed their tasks to them.

I’m not sure where in my comment you got the idea that I was advocating for engineers to have their tasks spoon fed to them by other people. My comment is simply about reading comprehension and not arguing against strawmen.
I dont understand why this is downvoted. Huniepop was popular and praised and succesfull. There was also some controversy about it, sure. It was basically romance for men.
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The world thought they needed native app stores when they just needed better bookmarking tools for progressive web apps.
One of the wisest things I ever heard from a mental health professional:

"There's a normal range of asshole, beyond that, it's mental illness"

There is an entire range of diagnosable mental illnesses, below that there are entire clusters of personality disorders that don't quite raise to the diagnosis of the others.

When it comes to personality disorders, especially, the current consensus of the psychiatric community (for better or worse) is that they're made and formed in childhood. Essentially, many of these people are acting out things that were done to them; quite possibly through no fault of their own in their early development.

Of course the results of their unacceptable behavior is what it is but there is some credence to the theory that these people are suffering in their own right. We're miserable just digesting their thoughts one tweet at a time. Meanwhile they walk around with that all day everyday.
I feel like they would have to, if they were to produce a remotely competitive compiler. That's why I'm hoping NVidia's Flang[1] efforts will lead to this aspect of LLVM being cleaned up.

[1]: https://github.com/flang-compiler/flang
I believe the real news is "took their seven-year-old mobile games studio public Friday, and the stock doubled" which is impressive, but one of them had been in investment banking before and both appear to have been independently wealthy before.

Plus their games serve a well established genre.

So this isn't quite the new idea rags to riches story that it is presented as. Mostly, this says a lot about how Japanese society still has clear gender roles.
Don’t rent. Live at home and save up for a down payment in your mid to late 20s.
Putting Mono in the same category as ReactOS is disingenuous at best. Mono was such a good open source implementation that Microsoft eventually bought company behind it and canonized it (Xamarin).
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> Just goes to show the complainer's priorities really.

Taking down capitalism one scolding at a time.
If you're ever interested in embarking upon an interesting cultural study of the 1990s, look at some of RATM's label mates on Epic Records. It was a strange decade...
Trademark registrations are a formality in the US, but saves everyone a lot of time and money. In the US, it goes to whoever uses it first in commercial capacity. They will have to dispute it in court because they were using "Everyday Sling" in practice way before Amazon was.

The better argument for Amazon is that "Everyday Sling" is too generic of language similar to "Daypacks," and even Peak Design may have thought so because they did not bother to register it for years [0], [1].

[0]: https://www.theverge.com/2017/10/31/16573654/peak-design-5l-...

[1]: https://www.adorama.com/pdbsl5as1.html
From the manufacturer’s website:

> Manufacturing, assembly and integration operations are located at Decatur, Alabama, and Harlingen, Texas.

https://www.ulalaunch.com/about
It won’t be a flop.

It will be a teraflop.

More seriously, by the way, do we have comparison between the black iMac Pros and the M1? It would be ironic if iMac Pros were surpassed by the 1/4th-prices M1...
The whole "Has to do everything to get funded" type problem, was very apparent with the Army's Bradley Fighting Vehicle[0]. The result was so misguided, if not comically bad, they made a movie about it, Pentagon Wars[1]

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

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pentagon_Wars
Several new accounts commenting on this thread, created just around the time when this story was submitted.

They hide behind the tech that these laws are threatening to take down.

It's going to hurt everyone, regardless of their political loyalties or faith.
There's a huge difference between fixed forever and fixed for only 4 years and then dropping to 0. Bitcoin is closer to the latter (instead of dropping to 0, it keeps halving every 4 years). Gold is closer to the former.
Why do you think it is relatively so much cheaper? There has to be some reasonable explanation? Maybe it is because it is not Silicon Valley? Maybe commute to Mountain View or Sunnyvale takes 4hrs off your life each day?
I'm incredibly sad to see Norwegian struggling since 1year/6months.

They were my main cheap way to jump from France to Sweden and back. Multiple cancelled flights, impossible to book anything for months. Unless easyjet picks up that route, some of my required travel will become significantly more expensive with SAS or AirFrance.
Troy has a fair take. Ultimately the Gab breach is interesting, good material for an analysis like this one, and won't matter particularly in the future.

At a guess, the people on Gab are there because they feel like they are under sustained political attack. This breach will be interpreted as further evidence that they are under sustained political attack. It won't make anyone behave differently - although I hope Gab hires a security expert.
Sorry about that; I see the next now in the description of strtod where it is required that the datum is interpreted like a floating-point constant in C, except that instead of the period character, the decimal point character is recognized.

Yikes!

There is a way to fix that, other than popping into the "C" locale, which is to look up that decimal character in the current locale, and substitute it into the string that is being fed to strtod. That's a fairly unsavory piece of code to have to write.

What locale issues did you find for strol{l,ul,ull}?

> I really think it is just not a good idea to use the C standard library for string operations.

I really despise locale-dependent behavior also, and try to avoid it.

If you control the entire program, you can be sure nothing calls setlocale, but if you are writing middleware code, you can't assume anything.

Also in POSIX environments, the utilities react to localization environment variables; they do call setlocale. And so much stuff depends on it, like for instance operators in regex! [A-Z] does not refer to 26 letters; what [A-Z] denotes in a POSIX regex depends on the collation order of the character set.

There are functions in the C library without locale-specific behaviors, though, like strchr, strpbrk, strcpy, and their wide character counterparts.
Check out Headless Recorder. It records browser interactions and generates Puppeteer and Playwright scripts.

https://github.com/checkly/headless-recorder
Yes, I want Jack Dorsey, CEO of Twitter, to have more control over Twitter than the government.

> the democratically elected Government

The democratically elected government was elected for a million different reasons, but their proficiency at managing social media networks was not one of them. And, you know, controlling every single social network is just a bit more dangerous than controlling one.
It’s also how great software is written. Assuming a subcomponent behaves in a way that it does not claim to isn’t a recipe for functional software, enterprise or otherwise.
They have their own definitions of lots of things.

Free speech, as far as I can tell, to them, means they can make any claim they want, << have nobody challenge them >>, and not have to be consistent or responsible for any consequences.

To them, oppression is someone challenging their claims, at all, ever. They believe it's a form of control and a violation of their core liberties.

You violated that.

I'm a member of DSA and volunteer for leftist anarchist groups like food not bombs. My account on gab is fine because I don't do those things.

You might think debate is what gets to truth. They do not. They believe humans are fundamentally rational and if you let a thousand flowers bloom by "hearing the other side" or the "alternative facts" then the truth will rise among the multitude.

In fact, they think being challenged is so oppressive and against american values that it's in the same category as totalitarianism.

It's the same homo-economicus model that the free market people use. They want to be "free of coercive forces", like say, a rational counterargument so they can use their (alternative) facts and (faulty) logic to promote a "marketplace of ideas".

I'm sure you've heard these phrases before. They aren't being coy, this is what they actually believe.

That's why they have Alex Jones, Pizzagate, Qanon and facilitate quacks talking about free energy, time travel, mole children, etc. It's also why way out there alternative medicine about earth vibrations and celestial magnetism is part of the far right now. Remember those quack doctors and phony covid cures Trump talked about? It's also why Trump's or Marjorie Taylor Greene's behavior doesn't bother them.

It's also why they think militant blood libel white nationalists are just people exercising liberties but someone telling them to use a different pronoun is A Huge Honking Problem.

That's also why when you show them, say, that ping pong pizza has no basement they shrug their shoulders, almost as a challenge like "pshh, you're not going to stop me from my exercising my freedoms!"

You see problems with their models? Good, me too. Dunno what to tell you. If you want to join their party you gotta play by their rules. They're actually pretty chill if you stay in these lanes.
You are right of course. I was thinking specifically about the early PIC Microchip compilers for "C" where the weird banked memory and Harvard RISC architecture made the "C" you wrote for those essentially non-portable even to other 8-bit micros. I think the Microchip marketing was very carefully trumpeting C but not claiming to follow any version of the standard though.

And, the of course, the community around PIC's where almost uniformly on board with writing in assembly anyway.
Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26334086
Isn't that what 'restrict' is for? It's a new type of footgun of course because the compiler doesn't detect if the value is actually accessed through another pointer, but by simply ignoring that possibility via 'restrict', the compiler should have the same optimization opportunities, no?
> Mostly, this says a lot about how Japanese society still has clear gender roles.

What are you implying? That that's a bad thing? Otherwise, I apologize for assuming incorrectly.
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Because they are private owners of that platform?

And seeing the wannabe fascists in power today in India, I'd rather trust a tech giant over this regime anyday
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Thomas Sankara [0] - the nation this refers to is Burkina Faso, in Africa.

La Cecilia [1]

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

[1]: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0072772/
Well censoring of Trump is best example. Another recent one is Facebook trying to ban and influence Unganda Elections.

In General these social media giants are extremely liberal towards Iran and China but they are eager to ban Trump and trample anyone not agreeing with idealogical standing of their staff.

[1] https://qz.com/africa/1955331/facebook-takes-down-pro-museve...
Thinking you could earn a living from music sales is like living in a dream land. As a musician you make your money with live shows and merch. 99% of music consumption is streaming and radio stations and both of those pay a fraction of a fraction of a cent per listen, buyers might as well pirate and you most likely wouldn't see a difference.
It shows you the plane that's scheduled (as of whenever you're looking).

Airlines can change their schedules without a lot of notice, and if you're flying an airline that has a lot of similar capacity planes, there's lots of ways you end up flying on something else.

If it's a big enough deal tobyou that you're willing to refuse to board when you see the plane's nameplate, you're probably not going to have a great travel day. It would be better to book a different airline than deal with the chances.
And the fact that you feel like this year's one of the best for you is exactly why you deserve the pity...

The perceived support of a community is addictive. Hope you'll realize at some point what you're giving up to feed that addiction.
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I mean, and I believe that it's one thing to believe that it's wrong to push for the state to prevent gay people from marrying, but it's another entirely to push for companies to fire people who believe that.

I am in favor of gay marriage, but I believe society can survive without it. I'm not sure it can survive without political compartmentalization.

I guess you could call me a libertarian in that I believe that the first and best defense from government, corporate and mob tyranny is to just go somewhere else. The enforcement of mere majority moral beliefs on the entirety of society directly threatens that belief. You may say that's just democracy, but I disagree; I think majority rule is not quite the same. ("51% democracy", if you will.) The flourishing of a society and its peoples is maximized if locally contradictory views can exist simultaneously, preferably by a process of self-sorting. But such a process would, if moral fault is propagated along corporate and financial lines, either damage the economy by effectively decoupling large sections from each other (you see this in the right-wing news market, which has become almost totally disjunct from the left-wing news market, and the split is propagating across logistics lines), or else damage liberty by enforcing the most effective and motivating (!not! the most morally just) beliefs through chilling effects and monopoly positions. That's why I think the decision to support a corporation must be decoupled from the views of the employees, so that the political arena can be insulated from the economical one, allowing a connected economy at the same time as a diverse society.
Exactly. This is what I was hinting at when critical at people who say complex numbers are "just 2d reals with fancy multiplication". It's true, of course, but it makes it seem as if the 2 in "2d" is unimportant/arbitrary.
In yet another failure of messaging from public health authorities, individuals such as yourself are surprised by the intense but entirely normal immune response to an antigen your body was just trained to fight.

There is a reasonable question about the necessity of that second dose, however.
I found it quite fascinating how similar their ideas were in that thread but I'm interested in how people are converted into extremist movements.