skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
One clear boundary is the use of Google APIs within Chrome [1]. Chromium derivatives must create and use their own equivalents for things such as Translation, Google Chrome Sync, Updates, etc. which are private Google services and not part of the open source Chromium project.

For extensions, one Google-specific part within Chromium is the chrome.identity API [2] - without it you cannot sign-in to some extensions (e.g. Google Drive). Google has recently released an open-source version of this into Chromium [3] so the boundary you're asking about is becoming a bit more open and clear.

[1] https://www.chromium.org/developers/how-tos/api-keys
[2] https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/reference/ident...
[3] https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/chromium/src/+/27...
Slack’s new DM feature can be used to send abuse and harassment
Qualcomm is planning an Android-powered Nintendo Switch knockoff
I see reports about 'a dozen' etc suffering from lead ingestion. But no national statistics, just anecdotes.

Considering that hunters shoot millions of lead bullets each year, it seems a small problem? It's suggested that birds eat guts from eviscerated animals that hunters leave behind. Perhaps a policy of burying or scattering the guts would solve the problem?
There a link to the (open access) paper, so if you want the grizzly details they’re all there for you.
Slack pledges update to “Connect DM” after realizing harassment exists
You will be happy to know that the RTX 3060 has 12GB of VRAM. I try BERT-Large training on it here:

https://www.naut.ca/blog/2021/03/16/rtx-3060-vs-jetson-agx-f...
My followup comment about Terraform was tongue-in-cheek, but I'm absolutely serious about wanting edge processing on-satellite, and I think its bound to happen in the future. I think that either Starlink will adopt a strategy like this, or Amazon's Project Kuiper will, and further cement AWS's technological lead.
Show HN: Find digital estate content and assess its effectiveness
The project started when we were scraping web data to build an app listing online courses and training resources.

Our efforts were hampered as we discovered that universities, colleges and private course providers had (a) poorly structured web pages and websites, and (b) the data we needed was spread over untidy collections of websites, social media accounts and other digital content: digital estates.

We pivoted to solving two problems. First, discovering content in complex digital estates. Second, assessing discovered content to measure its effectiveness.

You can try it at: demo.eqafy.com/digital-eq-insights. We’re adding new dashboard capabilities and dashboards each week.

Submit a URL to initiate a discovery process. We’ll find the first 50 websites in the digital estate associated with the URL and report back the results. To give the software a real workout, use a URL for a global corporation, university or government. They typically have large digital estates.

You will need to provide an email address. Discovery can take several hours for messy digital estates. We’ll email you a link to the results dashboards, when complete.

Thank you.
People didn't revolt against Digg because of the redesign, they revolted because Digg gave publishers priority over the site content instead of users.
Purely out of curiosity, what else is the Gtk team currently working on? People have been complaining about the file chooser for years.

I'd be willing to donate a good chunk of money just to support "basic UX" improvements to FOSS software and toolkits like Gtk.

Should we start a "Fix the Gtk file chooser" Gofundme?
A Survey of Free Math Fonts for TeX and LaTeX (2006) [pdf]
It's slow and not very responsive. Everything from opening a thread, to expanding/collapsing a comment thread and pretty much all other operations are slow. Definitely a lot slower than old plain reddit or HN.

It wastes too much screen estates for no reason. On my screen about half the width is wasted on the left and right blank spaces.

It breaks a lot of subs' custom theming.

The comment section navigation is horrible. It only shows comment maybe 5-6 level deep and if you expand then you will have to "go back" later. When you first go into a thread, it also doesn't show all comments, and instead requires an additional click to "View entire discussion".
Thank you very much, I really appreciate :) I hope that it will help you in your Go journey.

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Man, I really want to see one some day! Made me think of this story telling of an eagle allegedly swooping down and snatching a toddler right from the ground on the island Leka in Norway. She was apparently playing in a blanket, so the talons didn't scratch her, but she was carried almost two kilometres away. The ordeal triggered a search party that eventually found her almost 200 metres up the mountain side, unschated. Norwegian source: https://www.nettavisen.no/artikkel/ble-svanhild-2-tatt-av-or... So if you live in eagle territory, you better watch your children. ;)

Anyway, I remember trying to video those things where I grew up. But they were pretty shy, so I could never get close enough to get a good picture of them. Really amazing bird though not Bald Eagles given that I'm from Europe. If you've got the patience and the equipment to get good pictures of those, then kudos to you, because that's not easy!
Looking and feeling better than Windows is a low bar. Or at least it was a low bar in the Gnome 3.0 days.

I was mostly stricken with how much many of the features they are highlighting look straight out of stuff which was unveiled in MacOS about 5+ years ago. Extensive gesture support being a biggie.
It is a big deal that your hatred for a terrorist was used to improve your performance at a sport, when you were a kid. I despise Al-Qaida, but hating Bin Laden to such a level was exactly his goal. Proper warfare against Islamic terrorists means shielding children from senseless hate, not embracing it. Preparing children for a difficult world with tough problems and impossible solutions. You were taught that terrorism could be solved by throwing things at its nominal leader. During tennis practice!
Not having to run a data centre or ever worry about hardware ranks pretty high for me.
From hangin out on Reddit for dlang, the http server is pretty slow. This has caused people to look elsewhere. Some people are trying to improve the performance, but it’s not a high priority.
They're already grouped by module which normally provides enough granularity (in my experience, I've only scaled this up to 50k LOC apps though so YMMV).
Any particular reason you don't just use VLANs?

Because the router I own is better than the router I don't own.

Further, everything you describe is a bunch of complexity I don't need in my life. My time is too valuable to spend fiddling with configurations every time some piece of kit does a software update.

The way I do it, I plug a wireless router into one ISP, and a different wireless router into another ISP, and I'm done with it. Simple and clean. I'd rather spend my time with my family than "handling layer 3."
I realize that and it is why I referenced “OP” in that comment. They made a specific and direct statement which was in my opinion unsupported by the evidence. You countered my response with a more general and vaguer complaint that I can’t really disagree with but isn’t directly related to the original complaint I was refuting.
>Are you actually aware of dogs protecting free-range chickens against bald eagles?

At any given time I've got 3-5 bald eagles in the woods around my house. There are 3 houses with chickens in the neighborhood. The eagles won't go anywhere near a yard with a dog - I'm quite confident they aren't dumb enough to tangle with a large dog unless they have no other option for food.

I have no doubt if an eagle was starving to death it might tangle with the dog and might even win, but I don't think that would be their first, second, or fifth choice if there were other food options.
Guess what you're seeing is connection coalescing at work - they also need to share the same cert AFAIK
The suppression of democracy is something I'd like to see less of globally.

Perhaps the strongest argument in favor of leaving it up on Hacker News is that free speech is essential to both Hacking and News.

I hadn't known that such a film had drawn an Oscar nomination nor that the country had attempted to suppress news of the nomination within the mainland.

We may disagree here, but if wholesale suppression of the democratic rights of 7.5 million people living in the first world continues to be advanced, I'd contend that it isn't getting enough discussion.
I have yet to understand the point of docstrings.

How are they, in practical reality, better than comments?
I find that whole garabito zone to be WAY TOO HOT. Like it's really dry there. The guanacaste region too gets really hot and dry. Somehow I think my health prefers hot and humid. My nose is all dusted up and clogged in those regions. That said this country has a TON of microclimate stuff going on, so there's something for everyone, because plenty of people don't seem to mind that at all!
I would unironically love Discord for Business, unless it just becomes a re-skinned MS Teams (re-skinned Skype for Business, which was re-skinned Lync)
> I think the main difference is that the chinese would not dare to dock their aircraft carrier in new york, while the US did so to provoke the chinese communust party in hong kong.

This is a tiring argument. China has only 1 ally - North Korea. The rest of the countries in the proximity of China are adversarial and aligned with US - Japan, SK particularly. If Canada and Mexico were close allies of China, you betchya there would be a lot more going on along the east and west coast of US.

In fact, Japan and SK are counting on US to defend them. Does Canada and Mexico have such relationship with China? No. Instead, the US+Canada have NORAD.

I suggest some reading regarding military alliances: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_military_alliances
Digg had Reddit waiting in the wings to take advantage of their missteps. While other Reddit-like sites exist, none of them seem to be capable or even desire to be the next Reddit. The opportunity is certainly there but there's little interest most likely because Reddit has no good path to profitability. Anyone who invests in a Reddit killer would need to do it for reasons other than monetary.
Xcel Energy has a great Bald Eagle camera near one of their energy generation plants in Colorado https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fAy3rgJszQg

It's insanely addictive. Over 40 eaglets have hatched out of there since they've been counting. Also potentially interesting to this crowd, the energy plant is natural gas but was originally a thorium nuclear plant.
Gives me anxiety looking at it and the cost/scarcity of an RTX3070 :)

I'd want some kind of jig for lowering it.
I grew up living along the Missouri River. Eagles of any sort were a rare site as a child. It was a big deal when we saw one or one visited the area for a while. The small town paper would even publish photos and stories when was nearby near for a while.

After nearly two decades I left the area and sightings of bald eagles were just run of the mill every day events like any other bird.

I live elsewhere now and a couple pairs of bald eagles live in a urban / suburban area near me seemingly quite healthy and happy.

It has been a pretty amazing change.
It's a fallacy to claim that developers are hired substantially on the basis of their open-source portfolios. This is very rare IME.

It's also somewhat of a fallacy to claim that open-source software is the domain of hobbyists. A lot of open-source software nowadays is produced by paid programmers as part of their day jobs.
Odd, was it critical of Reddit or the appearance of being anti pornography (I’m just extremely anti child porn and other things like sex slavery/trafficking).
> We suspect the “sensitive” field restriction refers to content that is “politically sensitive” but could not confirm.

The other search restricted categories they found (hate speech, limit, suicide prevention) all cause the app to display a predefined message. Rather than “politically sensitive” (which I could see being in the Chinese app but would be weird to have in the global one), this one probably corresponds to another predefined message, specifically “this phrase may be associated with behavior or content that violates our guidelines”, which you can get by searching for things like “rape”. I don’t have the necessary setup to confirm, maybe someone could check.
They've said they want to allow moving dishes

What the price options looks like in 12-24 months time is anyones guess. Personally I'd love to buy 250 dishes (at full price, $2k each or whatever), but skip the monthly charge (or have some sort of pool agreement)
Some suggestions come to mind:

If you're OK with it, turn off video and set zoom/whatever to low quality audio. This whole "cameras on" thing adds nothing to productivity and culture unless it's screen sharing you need to do.

xfinity and FIOS, maybe others, also offer a good amount of public hotspots which you can sign into with your subscriber login. I don't believe there's a cap and speeds are great.

Try to plan meetings vs heads down or offline work around when you are likely to have wifi if you can.

If you're working from a van I might look into some sort of directional antenna so you can get a significantly higher range on wifi to a bridge and then re-broadcast that inside the van. Thats not an area I'm experienced in but just an idea.
Should probably credit them in the foreward.
This person was probably hired because they have great trans advocacy credentials, which seems well aligned to the political orientation that Reddit is converging on. It’s easy to imagine how safeguarding issues were overlooked in a rush to hire an ally.
Movies often dub a redtail hawk scream over bald eagle footage!

https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=156187...
I’ve been using Macs full time for almost a decade now.

I never use Launchpad, but Mission Control is the main way I switch between applications. I find it convenient that it’s bound (not sure if by default) to the “four fingers towards the screen” gesture on the trackpad.

I use multiple desktops constantly, it’s the main way I organize my work. I also find them convenient to switch between since they’re mapped to the sideways flick four fingers gesture. I guess using virtual desktops is something I was doing before I started using Macs anyway.

I keep most of my apps full screen which I guess fits this workflow better. Before I used Macs I was using tiling window managers on Linux such as AwesomeWM and XMonad, so I had some resistance to using full screen a lot, but somehow I adapted. My terminal is still tiled and it’s what matters the most.
My recommendation is to look at Banco Nacional's foreclosed properties. There's a website, it's all in Spanish but if you're coming out here not knowing the language like some kind of nincompoop you're going to be overcharged for everything anyways

https://www.bnventadebienes.com
I'm not sure it's censored for the reason you've stated (the mildest 'threat' part). But I take your point. The censoring regarding June every year is a very different story. I just hope I can contribute to a more meaningful discussion here as there are simply too much misunderstanding.
Well, another reason to switch to Firefox.
“ The plain truth of the matter is that commercial app stores are malware distributors, and community repositories are not.”

Are you smoking crack?
They should buy Tradingview too. Top 70 site globally, 30M MAUs
if you don't want shortsighted managers, then screen for that directly, rather than trying to rely on a wildly imperfect proxy like which degree they hold. that's a good way to get mostly false negatives and false positives, rather than true positives only.
It's fairly easy. Heat the board, drown it in flux, heat the part and surface tension will do the rest.
Israelis Successfully Grow Mouse Embryos in Artificial Womb
Me too. I found reddit when somebody posted a link to it on Digg when Digg was getting bad. Reddit has gotten bad IMO a few times, but I haven't found a better alternative. Every time it does, I adjust my usage (using old., carefully curating my subs) and it's been ok.

Today I'm out looking for alternatives again, which brings me to HN. There's something magical about early reddit, but I don't think it's unique, I think it existed on usenet and bulleting boards and other stuff before my time, I think it will exist again, but if it exists right now, it's a carefully guarded secret that I haven't stumbled upon yet.
I've lurked on HN for more than a decade but created an account to concur with this comment. Accidentally filtering for folders (who even wants this) instead of typing a filename is truly awful and affects me daily. I would bail on gnome for this issue alone if I didn't have to use it on a work machine.

Does anyone know of an issue in their tracker with an official stance on it?
Why not? Is their company and you are not paying them a damn thing. Why the entitlement if you are not paying for the service that you are enjoying? That's not how the world works.

If you are not paying don't complain, just move to another site or pay for the service so you are under a different contract and relation and you are no longer the product and are the customer instead.

You are not the customer of Facebook, Reddit or Google, the ads buyers are, and the customer is always right. If they don't like your post, it makes all the sense in the world to change it, censor it or kick you out because you are making them lose money and they are not a non-profit existing to serve you. They exist to make money for their share-holders like any other corporation.
So far i'm using Linux Mint with Cinnamon for a few years, and it really good.
Not tactful, but he has a point. Some people are just fundamentalists (with bad fundamentals).
The Linus Media Group (LinusTechTips etc) is attempting to do something just like this.
Ouch. Automakers were already struggling with chip supply. This is going to shut down production lines.
> The breathless levels of corruption at the top of the CCP would also have to go

Need I mention the Trump and Clinton foundations? The Bush family and the Carlyle group (complete with the Bin-Ladens)? And that's while ignoring Trump's over-the-top stuff, like getting the government to use his personal resorts and hotels, as an outlier.
There's some video on YouTube of Golden Eagles pulling young mountain goats off mountain cliffs to kill for food. On the flip-side, seeing our "majestic" Baldies scavenging for food at an Alaskan trash dump like a common seagull was a bit incongruous with my image of them until that point as well.
300 mm is correct. It refers to the wafer size.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wafer_(electronics)#Standard_w...
Anarcho-capitalism will fail for the same reasons you stated communism will fail. 5% of people have psychopathic personality traits. For society that is like someone shitting in the bath water. We’ll end up looking like a narco-state.
For those not in the know, the 127x processes include Intel's 10nm, 7nm, and 5nm manufacturing. I had to look it up.

I'm under the impression 10nm is largely working by now, it just took a long time to become competitive with Intel's ultra optimized 14nm process. Supposedly they have already shipped 100K+ units of Ice Lake Xeon Scalable CPUs: https://www.anandtech.com/show/16539/intel-ice-lake-xeon-sca...
They're common in a lot of areas now even in the lower 48.
Unfortunately, it feels like everything is turning into what Linux was 10 years ago. MacOS is better, but the increasing dominance of Electron and Java apps which bring their own UIs into whatever eco-system they encounter is very frustrating. If you are stuck running MS apps on the Mac, they are their own micro-cosm as well.
This will not last! The day of the judgement, those of us who voted for your comment will be disclosed, and we will be duly punished for our wrongthink.
In California I have never seen a bald eagle(besides a zoo), and I have lived here almost 90% of my life, both north and south. Having lived in Colorado for a few years they were seen somewhat regularly, maybe once every 2 months or so, One day I saw three in one day and was blown away.
I don't believe intentions matter all that much. Certainly not more than than the outcomes.

Stumbling upon a pragmatic solution while pursuing idealistic goals doesn't sanctify the solution. And introducing a solution just for pragmatic reasons witout any pretense of idealism doesn't vilify it.

> But policy does change and decade over decade

That's a very low bar. It happens in single party systems as well. China went from communism into capitalism with single party system, without revolution.

Washington quote shows that he had some awareness of what qualities parties should have to improve the stability. Basing them on geography would be a terrible idea. Also picking two too comabative ideologies to center the parties on would be bad. You want two halves but not in open war with one another. You want them to agree on everything that matters, like that the rich and ruling should stay rich and ruling, army should be funded as much as it wants, and business should proceed, and differ only on conceptual issues that don't really connect all that much with anything really important.

Just ask yourself how would you design a two party system for China.
https://news.yahoo.com/were-going-to-lose-fast-us-air-force-... and https://www.news.com.au/world/north-america/the-us-could-no-... come up easily and those are just some of the most recent. Happens every time.

It helps of course that the PLA’s primary objective is war fighting whereas outside of special operations the US military’s priorities are more diversified.
Yeah, even more sad when you realize people downvoting this are inconsciously enabling the pedophiles.
The PinePhone is just like an ordinary desktop Linux computer in the sense that there is a terminal right there, and you can run any shell-based apps you want. That means that instead of waiting for NewPipe to be ported, you could just use youtube-dl.
According to http://www.modulecounts.com crates.io adds more packages in a month than there are on DUB in total.
How dependent is D nowadays on GC?
Move to Seattle, I used to see one almost every day on my commute where it would hang out above the 520 bridge, presumably fishing in Lake Washington.
> This trend has culminated in the defeat of top human players in the complex real-time strategy (RTS) games of DoTA 2 [1] and StarCraft II [2] in 2019.

Not quite:

- OpenAI's DoTA 2 system wasn't playing the full game. I think the final version could play 17 of the 117 heroes, and the opposing human players were also restricted to playing this subset of the game.

- DeepMind's StarCraft II system reached a level above "above 99.8% of officially ranked human players.", so it isn't trivial to argue that this amounts to defeating top players.
> The comment I replied to was equating my defense of the Hong Kong police as "a CCP talking point." How else am I supposed to interpret it?

Not as equating HK with the CCP?

You wrote "How is this a CCP talking point?". I don't know if touting "only 2 deaths by HK police" is or isn't a CCP talking point, but it ignores the question of how many HK residents were extradited[0] to the mainland, never to be heard from again. So omitting that discussion makes it a statement favorable to the CCP (or at least neutral).

[0] if you even want to call the process "extradition" and not straight up "abduction"
Gnome shell doesn’t even use Gtk, or at least not for drawing and such. If it’s there, it’s completely abstracted away in their JavaScript layer. And yeah, most extensions broke from 3.38-40 already anyway.
Are we sure that it's not 300mm, referring to size of the wafer? Although I'm not sure automotive silicon normally takes place in 300mm fabs...