skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
All new features compared to SushiSwap.

Interesting to note the updated license for v3, in an attempt to prevent another SushiSwap

'Uniswap v3 Core will launch under the Business Source License 1.1—effectively a time-delayed GPL-2.0-or-later license. The license limits use of the v3 source code in a commercial or production setting for up to two years, at which point it will convert to a GPL license into perpetuity'
Your LI must be very different from my LI :) I see endless self promotion, but nothing that makes me mad. More like bored, so I rarely go to LI except to accept the odd connection request from someone I met IRL.

Everything else is spot on though. I go days without looking at my fairly selective twitter or reddit. HN is probably the only thing I check daily, but if I'm busy I might not even do that.

The point is use the tools and don't let them use you. Social media, smart phones, etc... are what you make of them.
Take a look at this on a map. Mojiang (where RaTG13, the closest known relative to SARS-CoV-2, was reportedly sampled) is closer to Chongqing, Chengdu, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, or HK than to Wuhan. Pu'er is roughly Chicago-sized, and it's 150 km away. Kunming is more people than two Chicagos, and it's 200 km away. It makes sense that this first emerged in a city, but Wuhan is far from the obvious geographic choice.
Wonder how that will be enforced given the decentralized nature of these contracts.
It's an admirable attempt to break the stuffy "professional" atmosphere. Let people be themselves, imperfections and all. For that, I applaud the effort. Maybe they want to detract the type of person who places this much weight on such silly matters because those exact types in my experience are difficult to work with.
Not the GP, but those laws are unconstitutional. If we don't assert our rights, we will lose them.

"Those who will give up liberty for security [from a virus] will lose both."
Don't forget, it's also made out of the shattered remnants of the political lesbian community, which actually argued straight women were gender traitors if they didn't become lesbians.
They submitted the analysis of the Phase III trials for publication in February. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3777268

> There were no hospitalisations in the ChAdOx1 nCoV-19 group after the initial 21 day exclusion period, and 15 in the control group.

You can disbelieve it, if you like, but you can hardly accuse them of not publishing it.
Employed her father on her political campaign and then banned people who were talking about it.
This is a great story. Must have been very satisfying to fix!
Without all the information you're still left with a lot of mystery. I might ban an account, for seemingly nothing, because I can see they've created 15 accounts in the last two days to troll and stir shit up. Partial information seems to create as many, if not more, conspiracies than no information.

Moderating large social systems is tricky.
Can someone please give a 5 sentence tl;dr of (a) who this person is, (b) what the original controversy was about, and (c) why the Reddit admins care so much?

This person is a former British political candidate (Green/LibDem) who allegedly concealed from electoral officials the heinous crimes committed by their campaign manager. This person is now employed by Reddit and is abusing their newfound admin access.
I think Aaronson himself addressed most of this criticism in the survey. Look under "The Kitchen-Sink Objection" and "The Mathematical Snobbery Objection".
SoyDevs Destroyed Epic Style by Based Cooking (Not Clickbait)
Anything written by the Spectator about trans people is hateful garbage.

It's baffling that people on HN are so gullible.
It is also not having to "create a new AWS IAM role with credentials for automation".
For my own edification, is "political lesbian" a single term? Is there a special definition there? Thanks.
Like my favourite, the Junghans Max Bill.

https://i.imgur.com/sPaglyW.jpg

There's a version with numerals and the 4 is kinda iconic.

https://www.blackbough.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/junghans-max...
> Realistically you can't retire, not with two pre-teen kids.

Yeah, I think I realize this deep down, and part of why I don't want to.

> I took about 3 years off in my 40s

How did your job search go when you decided to go back to work? What was your last job before taking a break and what was the new job that you found? Were they similar or completely different? Did you have any trouble with a 3-year gap? You obviously didn't have any major issues, like not finding a job. But were you questioned a lot about the gap? Sorry so many questions, but I'm intensely interested in how it went for you because I might be doing the same.

If I do take a year off, I figure I could explain it partly with the pandemic, and wanting to take care of my kids (not untrue).

I know my savings allow me a long runway and if I take a career break, I'm sure I could figure something out during that time. But still, actually stepping off that cliff is nerve-wracking, for me at least.
Seems the same behaviour with any other country. Can you name just one that would behave different? So this is no accusation but just business as usual.

Besides, why at all trying to blame anyone on this? It's a natural disaster that could happen to anyone anywhere. The real culprit is, that as long as the wealthy don't try to vaccinate everyone in this world as quickly as possible, the virus still has potential to mutate to sth. where current vaccines don't protect against ..
> wholesale cloning of their smart contracts

Maybe stop cloning by US entities, if Uniswap is a US company, but it won't stop many other entities to clone it if the contracts have their source available.
I wouldn't say "much slower"

https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/...
> Considering the heavy presence of Bay Area commenters and the fact that the Bay Area skews more liberal than most places in the US.

But you are failing to consider the heavy presence of Bay Area wantrepreneurs, who skew more heavily right-libertarian than the Bay Area, or even the US as a whole.
How Apple can crack down on fake apps in the App Store
> There is no thing called "science" that finds answers.

That’s equivalent to suggesting people can’t do chess. Semantically it may be accurate, but it’s intentionally obtuse.

Language doesn’t actually work that way.

Anyway, science isn’t experiments and building hypothesis etc. That’s part of the process, but really quite small pieces of a greater whole. It’s the long processes of generations refining and testing earlier ideas that finds truth.
FSF on RMSs Return Announcement
Yes you probably are. You should try talking to a pedestrian sometime, to hear how irresponsible and dangerous cyclist are.
Right now you can get vanilla Android on most recent devices, same image for all of them thanks for the Treble project, that separated kernel and hardware drivers from Android system.

https://github.com/phhusson/treble_experimentations
It’s from getting caught out when they’ve hidden the setting that is causing your site to be down in the name of making things easier.

I’m not saying it’s right or wrong, but that’s where it comes from.
Open Speed Test
Humans are not reliable narrators. We have been fooled about observed phenomena so badly so many times before.

Aliens are exciting so people want to believe. It’s boring to conclude that your brain spazzed out and you saw something that wasn’t real. Or that you saw some strange looking natural phenomena that you don’t understand. But this happens all the time. Not to mention hallucinations, altered mental stages, optical illusions, exotic atmospheric phenomena, and so on...

I would need the most compelling evidence humanly imaginable to seriously consider the idea.
Assuming nothing has been spent previously from the wallet, you would have to break SHA256 before you could even find the public key you needed to factor. Bitcoin addresses are based on hashes of the public key and SHA256 appears quantum resistant.
Constant factors in exponents are _not_ meaningless. One of those cases where the rules-of-thumb bite you.
You're not wrong. But the person concerned is notoriously litigious, and their employer has a legal duty to protect them from harassment. (Because, AFAIK, they are British and employed in the UK by reddit.) So reddit has no good choice here.
This is so exciting! Been using SvelteKit this last week to build a new version of the Svelte Radio podcast website. Works very well and the DX is amazing.

Can't wait for whenever a Cloudflare Worker adapter is out!
First of all, you couldn't. The "fastest" multiplication algorithms for Matrix multiplication, which are roughly O(n^2.3), aren't used in practice. They're "galactic algorithms" (a term I just now learned), meaning that the size the problem would need to be for them to overtake the more common O(n^2.8) algorithm is too large for today's computers. O(n^2) might be theoretically valuable but practically useless.

Second of all, algorithms aren't patentable. The only way to keep it exclusive would be to keep it secret. I can't think of any examples of a private company making a major scientific or mathematical breakthrough and then keeping it secret long enough to profit off of it.
Yeah, and the US took it almost 2 more month to do the same, so no difference here...
Could you please stop posting unsubstantive comments? You've been doing it a lot and it's not what this site is supposed to be for.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
and if the open source project generates no revenue?

Like, if Y is controlled by the Y foundation which is in part funded by Z company, Y foundation isnt really getting a direct revenue stream from the software - thats the thing about open source software, you dont have a say in how its used, and you cannot force payment.

I think your read of the law on what is or isnt an internship is a wee bit of a hot take, but IANAL, and certainly not a UK Labor Lawyer.
There appears to be some heavy editing/removal of information going on with the Wikipedia page relating to her.
Guy's making too much of this. I finally gave up Facebook and disentangled from all that was left of Google services I still used a while ago, and it's really not that big a deal. Maybe I just have fewer friends and they mostly didn't know me from social media, but nobody thought I was dead. I still have a smartphone, but I barely use it and have always been in the habit of not having it with me all the time because I worked in a SCIF for years and was in an active duty combat arms unit before that and couldn't bring a smart phone with me everywhere I go.

It's not that novel. First, more than half the world still lives like this right now anyway. Second, 1999 was barely more than 20 years ago. As late as 2003, there were still no smartphones, no Facebook, and Google was still just a search engine. Going back to the life you had 18 years ago is just like riding a bike.

At least if you never made this kind of thing your entire life, but plenty of people never made this kind of thing their entire life. My dad still has never made a social account and doesn't even have an email address. This is maybe hard to realize for someone who maintains a personal blog, but not everyone made the Internet the cornerstone of their existence.
I have no idea how you ended up with this completely wrong statement. Rust is closer to C++ replacement, and Crystal and Go are something else (GCed to begin with).
I’ve heard of this before, but I’m still puzzled by the logic of a loan that never gets paid off. Was this just a bad idea, or does this still happen and there’s a good reason for it? Could the water authority pay the loan back to close it out?

Just asking questions to the air, but if anyone knows the answer I’d love to know!
I use rsync.net for this kind of purpose. Love it.
As I have in Python. It has issues at the high end, but with tooling they can mostly be overcome. It could be better, but I'm not complaining.

On the other had we have: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26539508

Sounds like not everything in Scalaland is sunshine and roses.
> shit Ellen Pao got, and she was basically doing a decent job.

Those were different times, were the Ellen Pao situation to happen right now again I don't think things would go the same way as they did the first time. This reddit admin person also has the advantage of being a trans, and trans people are the new token individuals (have been for one year and half - two, I guess), I can't see Reddit the company not taking her part 100% (even though she's in the wrong in many instances).
Once the complexity ramps up and the side effects compound, that's when I really appreciate server side rendering. And incidentally, that's exactly when I like to have the whole model!

I just refactored some old jquery stuff to use turbo and stimulus on a really complex form and it turned out well, I think. But below a certain level of complexity, it would have made sense to just do everything directly in stimulus with no AJAX at all.

I know your preview example is contrived (it's tough getting a real-world representative demo into a blog post, so please don't read this as criticism, I don't mean to say it's a bad example and I'm not trying to pick on it!) but really simple use cases are exactly the "sweet spot" for doing everything directly in the browser using Stimulus without having to call back to the server. Only once you start piling in business logic or reshuffling major parts of the display around does it fully pay off, and that's also about when you'll start appreciating having the whole model and the ability to re-use partials (rather than having to pick off a few pieces manually).

EDIT:

And just to be clear, in the sample code I put in above, you don't actually have to use the model. You can always just shove a single parameter into a special partial and go.
That's not what I'm trying to address. I said that I agree that deserves opprobrium!

What I have trouble with, is the idea that it's somehow okay for the whole world to deliver it in the form of an ungoverned internet mob.

Societies have limits to how much opprobrium you can receive. The reality is that she's probably getting tens of thousands of death threats. In most places you have an inalienable legal right to protection from such things.
If private message content is being moderated, it is not private.
> But why don't thet kill the referer header entirely?

Compatibility, probably. There are some sites which fail to load or end up in redirect loops if the Referer header is missing. It's not just minor sites, either. The last time I tried blocking Referer headers—just the third-party ones—it broke Google Hangouts (both the Chrome extension and the web version). That was earlier this year.
I believe both are used for customer facing applications. However, I am not sure about b2c at scale. You could argue that Hey.com is b2c.

In this case, the main advantage is that scaling is stateless, so your application servers just have to be able to deal with more traffic. There is nothing more to it.

As for Phoenix LiveView, it has both advantage and disadvantage of being stateful (something as using Action Cable). You now have to be scaling web sockets, but you save on authenticating the request (the request is lighter).

Even if LiveView is stateful, it's done on the platform which is optimized exactly for this purpose.

In both approaches, you also have to take into account that server latency might be a deal breaker for you.
I agree.
Am I right - would it be solved by prefering https for all ip addresses except 10.0.0.0/8, 192.168.0.0/24 and 172.16.0.0/16?
Yep! New iPhone SE for five years is the way forward. They are powerful enough to use day-to-day with pretty much zero lag, have screens large enough to read comfortably, and have the useful features (Apple Pay) of the pricier phones. The camera is still decent, but I prefer my mirrorless anyway.
Without computers, the supply chains fail, and most people starve.
How to build an OIDC provider using rodauth-OAuth on Rails
Nearly a year's worth of rain fell in 6 days in parts of Australia
Reddit will never be profitable in the fiscal sense. They are trading in other forms of capital at this point.
I disagree.

The standard response is hand wringing about what one could possibly do, a reminder of the jobs that are at stake and then carrying on as normal.

That’s what Trump did and I’m not aware of any cover up around this murder from his administration.
Have you got a link?

“Mike Pompeo has backed his president, saying after talks with Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu that "it's a mean, nasty world out there".”

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-46283355
As the old saying goes, if you put ten dog trainers in a room, the only thing they'll agree on is that nine of them have no idea what they're doing.
No. Don’t claim to speak for lesbians when there are actual lesbians here. (Hi! You don’t know what you’re talking about.) This is the propaganda bigoted lesbians spread in order to cast themselves as the victims. This is a classic abuser tactic. Nobody is forced or compelled to be attracted to anyone, and nobody believes that should be the case. If you make blanket statements like “I’m not attracted to people of X group,” you likely have some unexamined prejudice — you have not met all people of that group, and you have made a bunch of prejudicial assumptions about them.

But your own language betrays you. No one who has respect for trans people refers to trans women as “males who identify as women.”

You’re not engaging here in good faith.
To add to that, late editing your posts on patriots.win is now called spez-ing.
I'm honestly not surprised. Apple doesn't mind supporting totalitarian regimes as longas it brings cash.
> This is a contradiction in terms. Supporting trans people means believing that transition is not some sort of "regrettable outcome".

No one is saying transition is a "regrettable outcome".

What people are saying is that some people may think they are trans and then change their minds later. In these cases a watchful-waiting approach is better because it may allow the person to avoid life-altering decisions like surgery or hormone replacement. This is not a hypothetical, there are recorded examples of young adults who, having undergone these therapies, came to regret it later.

> You are the company you keep.

If we extend this logic (which we should under no circumstances do) we could say that Aimee Challenor is guilty of the rape and torture of a 10 year old child.
No, thanks, I appreciate your response.
1password has the option to do so and I do it on my home desktop computer. Obviously on mobile devices it would be a bad idea and on those I leave that option in it's default, disabled state :)
I've read v1 of the book, and the author does cover the fact that many parallel problems can be covered by using shell scripts or databases. He calls these problems you are talking about "embarrassingly parallel" and encourages the reader to take advantage of parallel tools whenever possible.

The rest of the book talks about doing data sharing efficiently (i.e. for not embarrassingly parallel problems), including some things I don't think I ever would have run across otherwise like RCU. All the while he explains the use cases for each of the techniques. If you are interested in making the most of your processors (and I suspect you are given this post), and are up for a technical read, I'd highly recommend this book.

EDIT: By which I mean to say that he covers all the stuff you posted, and explains exactly when it is worthwhile to use the high performance and communication techniques. If you want to know just the basic stuff, read the first 3 chapters.
JavaScript Is a Ghost
Usually it comes down to statistics being extremely difficult.

If you base your model on historical data you are likely to have correlating factors with low economic status and race. You haven't actually abstracted out these concepts but rather baked them into the model. Latent variables are extremely difficult to remove from the system and as far as I'm aware no one has (afaik no one has done even a remotely good job at this, bordering/sometimes bad faith).

We should strive more for data driven solutions, but we have a bad human element that will use data as a crutch rather than a resource. Given how we know the data often fails, this makes it difficult to put into use without amplifying those effects. (there's plenty of easily googleable/ddg-able sources you can find on this. Decades of material actually)

While we're going data driven in many areas, you may notice that most of these areas don't have as much of a direct impact on a person's life as policing does. That gives more room for error. It sucks, but it isn't that big of a deal if you pay more than your neighbor for that flight to NYC. Move fast and break things doesn't work so well when "breaking things" results in "broken homes" and "broken lives". Maybe we need a different approach.
I think if security is a main concern of people working on Linux, there are both lower hanging fruit AND bigger fish to fry than getting code into Rust.

Not that it isn't a worthy effort, but it's still an effort by people who are more excited about Rust than they are acting in the interest of security.

Edit: It's almost a meme at this point that you can't even be remotely critical of Rust on this board without kneejerk mass downvoting.
A number of newspapers dug into it, but ultimately FCC and chairman Ajit Pai had the full trust of his superior, Donald Trump. Not much we the people can do, aside from complaining on the internet.
I read this on Twitter recently:

"The reason why so many extremely woke people turn out to have been bigoted in the past is because bigotry used to be the best way to bully and intimidate people, but now performative anti-bigotry is the best way to bully and intimidate people. An evolving toolset for sociopaths." https://twitter.com/shantmm/status/1364992332064378880

To me, that's one of the best explanation of what we are witnessing at large.
I don't see a single thing here that's a new problem.

The loud boombox is an icon of the 90s, kids used to run around outside more, not less, people are less religious than ever...

Sounds to me like we just have a new class of people who want an oasis from the untouchables, which is fine

But we shouldn't let that stop us from investing in public spaces.
Maybe they mean "mRNA vaccines"? COVID vaccine is the first of this kind, so some side effects, especially long term ones, are still unknown. It's still unlikely that they would be very serious but we won't know for sure until 10 years from now.
Aimee Challenor, Reddit is banning anyone that mentions her name
Seconded. In addition to a shy colon, I have a shy bladder. It was pure hell working in an office, physiologically speaking.

Ever since I started working from home regularly, my GI system has never been better. I went from having the worst GI issues in my household to having the best GI system. I'm sure having less stress in general from not having to go to the office is a huge help. It's also great that I can freely pass gas as needed instead of holding it in for hours which caused tremendous pain as the day went on.

My back is actually doing much better too. I designed (using that term loosely, more like jury-rigged) a wooden chair with a tailbone cushion, open back so my spine doesnt have any pressure on it, and a swivel keyboard/mouse tray aligned with my arm-rests so it puts almost no strain on my wrists. It's basically like this - https://imperatorworks.com/index.php/iw-r1 - but no monitor attachments, it's made out of an old wood rocking chair, and it's ugly as sin. Does wonders for my back though