skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
- optional proprietary firmware on the type-C controller

- firmware in the touch controller

No closed source drivers in the kernel or userspace though.
Exactly this. The comment sections of all but obscure interest subs have been complete garbage for years. The only interesting content is if you sort by controversial but most don't even know about that.
No it isn't. The people of Myanmar have been sharing lots and lots of videos and media showing china has sent police officers and soldiers to the military government to keep order. It's totally in the CCP playbook to replace local police with their own cadres.
Amazon Ranks #2 on Fortune’s World’s Most Admired Companies List
As far as I understand "40" is just short for "3.40.0". The expectation is that they will remain compatible with the 3.x.x series for a long time, so the 3 is somewhat redundant. This release contains more UI changes than usual, but it is very far away from the change from gnome 2 to 3.
I wonder how this will compare to Lex Fridman's podcast?
When you get into the realm of enterprise sales you have to find a way to predict a fixed top-end price and it has to fit into their perceived value of your product even if they use less of the service than you or they predict. An enterprise customer will tolerate a higher per-unit cost for the assurance that they won't experience cost overruns. This is because they're budgeting large line items once a year and they can not overrun. This would mean that you'd price the product at 12000 euros per year and hopefully the value of the product is still high enough to justify this in their minds.
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> The fragility of the CPC and its fear in being portrayed in any negative light knows no limits.

We can only hope that will be its downfall.
I've tried posting a few times but it just doesn't work. Absolutely everything is censored or sent to auto moderation immediately. And I'm not posting anything remotely controversial. E.g. one time I moved to a new place and wondered about banking in that location. Nope, can't post that. Even worse, messages look like they're posted when they're actually not visible. It's dishonest. They're orchestrating the conversation based on what they want you to see.
"photos on her phone" is pretty damning.
This is the saddest thing, in my opinion. Everything is a content silo. To get "genuine" opinions on anything relevant to the past six years I have to append "site:reddit.com" to all my searches. It seems that setting up independent phpbb communities has fallen out of favor with the convenience of starting off with a much larger audience. But the downsides of letting a single org host and moderate all of these communities are apparent.

I mean, their tagline "the front page of the Internet" screams arrogance to me, in the face of what Tim Berners-Lee envisioned the Internet to be, and yet it's probably not wrong at this point.
Wow, this is great to hear! I'm in North Carolina, and we have a beautiful (man-made) lake called Jordan Lake where the eagles can be frequently seen. I've been out on boats before and watched them grab fish out of the water. Then you see them fly up to a nest and chill. :) It's truly amazing.
Back in the late 80s-early 90s with the advent of FM, digital recording, samplers and other stuff, people were ditching analog equipment en masse and _nobody_ wanted to buy it except for broke kids, and this gave rise to whole new genres and creative idioms we take for granted today. The modern iteration of this is a kid with a cracked version of FL Studio making weird phonk-hyper-trap. Maybe playing in a band will come back. Who knows, but most of the innovation right now is in the box.
Reddit is heavily moderated, curated, and gamed for advertiser friendliness. If you consider the popular reddit subs to be a "cesspool" the issue might be on your end due to lack of exposure. Just about anywhere else on the internet is worse.
Ah, right, I forgot Hacker News is a No Tongue In Cheek zone. My apologies. I'll try to be more plain and boring in the future.
Effects of datacenter fire smoke on a CPU socket
...no.
I can't recommend any one in particular, as I kept my home address. But I know that a lot of full time RVers use South Dakota mail forwarders as their address without issue. I believe it's because of lower taxes in SD, and looser licensing laws on drivers. But don't quote me on that last one :)
Palestine too since we're pretending to care about the small guy.

This isn't an attempt to start a debate, just saying that the U.S. won't intervene unless there's material gain, regardless of what the voters want.
While I agree with the sentiment of your post, you seem to be conflating capitalism with what countries you believe to be capitalist implement.

Most countries I can think of implement a mix of capitalism and socialism. Some features are capitalism, some are features of socialism.

Coercion and taxation are not capitalism, taxation is just theft operated by the state.

I consider the "no true scotsman" argument for communism to be valid: we never arrived to real communism and that's because it's impossible.

Communism can be achieved only if all the individuals of society are perfect; without that perfection the best you can achieve is a socialist dictatorship.

On the opposite (anarcho-capitalist) side, I think we should try to get rid of all our society socialist features and see if the free market can support us entirely. In my opinion, capitalism is not bad, we just don't have enough.
The more you understand the world as it is, the easier it is to change what it is. Take joy in creating something new, not stumbling upon what has already been made.
What's the harm in such a pointless joke? It was silly, but it's not like the meme subreddit he did it to was a super serious one like AskHistorians is.
It needed different details. In the reviewer's opinion the description included irrelevant details while omitting information which would be relevant to someone trying to decide whether or not to install the addon. Which is a perfectly reasonable assessment IMHO. A small amount of "flavor text" is fine, but the main purpose of the description is to ensure that prospective users can make an informed decision. Anything else can go in the app's "about" page or on a separate website.

Now if we could just get app stores to mandate useful changelogs… No, Google, "Bug fixes and performance improvements" doesn't cut it. Describe the bugs that were fixed and where and by how much the performance was improved. Justify spending the effort and risk of updating the software to the new version. There is no point in a changelog message that could be applied equally well to every release of every software product ever made.
It'll be either shut down or the country will fall apart. Looking at how he incited the capitol riots, the potential for millions of his followers to organize their next event is too great.
You seem to feel your options are escalate to violence (or the implied threat of same) by calling the cops, or just deal with the loud music.

I personally am with Asimov: violence is the last refuge of the incompetent. It has little to do with whether you employ the violence/threat yourself, or call a man with a gun over to do it for you.

The correct course of action in almost all circumstances is "do nothing".

There are some good reasons to escalate a situation. I'm not of the belief that a noise disturbance is one of them.
We don't ignore them completely, we just weight them very, very low, as I've indicated. They do provide context. Your phrasing "chose to have kids" betrays some of your underlying beliefs, I suspect. We'll likely just agree that we weight things differently and are willing to forego
some otherwisee excellent candidates to index more heavily on being fair to everyone in the process and judging them to the same standards. This is a conscious choice, and so far a very good one.

To your second point, I can't think of a single thing I would let be a proxy for technical skill in an interview process -- certainly not some commits to open source. (Maybe if I had worked side by side with the person in a previous life would be weighted) Even if we did use that as a proxy, it doesn't really save time because people would have to inspect the work and still doesn't really tell me anything about the candidates approach to problem solving or framing of issues that I can get from pair programming or walking through some code for an hour.

I applaud all your open source contributions and appreciate them, but I wouldn't consider them in whether to hire you except perhaps at the margins. Others may disagree and that's their conscious choice or they're indexing on something different.
It's funny because they actively censored political opposition. Reddit is a joke. Steve Huffman should be removed.
If TikTok does not access our local-based contact address book, then why does TikTok need access to our contacts?
We've been moving in a direction like this for some time and have experienced a lot of stress reduction along the way
I shouldn't be shocked people are trying to rewrite such recent history, but it still feels weird when most people here were there watching it happen. Reddit not only bent over backwards to try and keep TD up, they went to lengths they definitely don't go to when they ban other subs. TD stayed up past numerous warnings. They even tried direct intervention to get the mods to do their work.

"It is well known the admins wanted TD banned" is a direct lie. I doubt you have better insight than anyone else about what was going on inside Reddit.
No that's not it.

Practically nothing makes it to the front page organically these days. It's all orchestrated.
Thats a lot of mental gymnastics and whataboutism to give him a pass. At the end of the day he did what he did. And they lost trust through his actions which is the currency of their platform. As CEO, he made a stupid decision and then joked about it more than he apologized after. If they're doing that type of thing on the front-end, what do you think they're doing on the back-end?

I barely even use Reddit anymore because I simply dont trust it for an accumulation of reasons. Its ~50% astroturf for political and commercial reasons, you can somewhat easily game the votes, and I don't think they care because they make money.
Believe it or not, I don't agree.

There's a lot more to a Tinder photo than physical attributes. A picture, as they say, is worth a thousand words. A photo can convey a lot about your personality. What you're doing in the photo is a big clue. So is your emotional state. Just choosing a photo that's well composed and makes you look your best means a lot.

Tinder photos aren't mug shots for identification. You're not just comparing a person's physical features. Even the simple expedient of smiling will do you a lot of good. You'd be stunned at how many people (of both sexes) will choose a random grainy photo and slap it up there.

There's more to success on Tinder than a photo, but it's not the simple box-ticking of attractiveness that people make it out to be. A good photo gets you to the point where you can talk with somebody. Then your personality matters.
Intel Fixes 7nm, Meteor Lake and Granite Rapids Coming in 2023
Why the scare quotes around censorship?
People are clearly getting censored. People are mad about it.
If that censorship is justified or not is another discussion.
It's not "politeness" we're after—it's respect and kindness. That has to start with you (i.e. each of us) individually.

If you go by how badly other commenters behave, how vitriolic various replies are or you feel they are, and so on, that's a recipe for a downward spiral, because literally everybody feels that way. I'm not saying everybody behaves equally badly (that's not so), or that everybody is equally right on the issues (also not so). I'm saying that everybody is subject to the same cognitive biases, which have hugely distorting effects on perceptions and therefore on behavior.

One of these biases is that we evaluate our own behavior in one way and other people's in a completely different way. I've been describing it this way lately: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...

Another bias is that our image of the group is determined by the datapoints that we notice and place the greatest weight on, and those unfortunately tend to be the ones we dislike or find painful: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu.... That means that people have a distorted tendency to see the group as worse and more hostile to themselves than it really is, which leads to a "why bother" and eventually a "fuck it" sentiment which you seem to be feeling when you say things like "I've long since noticed that being polite doesn't matter here". The problem with these perceptions is that they end up creating the very situation they feel they're reacting to.

The solution is to prioritize taking care of the commons, no matter how badly others are behaving or one feels they are.
It'd be interesting to see demographics on moderators. My perception is that they must skew young because who else has time to do all that work for free?

Volunteer moderation is one of those things that must baffle economists. Here you have people putting in a lot of work for free for a profit seeking enterprise.
> I'm sorry -- are Trump supporters not able to speak any more?

The subreddit was banned, Donald Trump was banned from Twitter, a very popular conservative social media platform was kicked off of its hosting providers, etc. Regardless of your political views, it is abundantly clear that certain viewpoints and opinions are being suppressed, which is fundamentally contradictory to free speech and American values.
> The semiconductor industry is held together with thousands of lines of Tcl and Perl code.

Is that the reason why there's a shortage of new NVidia cards? /s
More anecdata, I know of a catfish processor a few miles inland from the Mississippi River (the bluffs of the Mississippi are one of their favorite habitats) in Wisconsin where they scatter fish carcasses in the fields during the winter. I have seen flocks of no less than one hundred bald eagles in the field and roosted in the nearby trees. This is interesting to me regarding the view of Bald Eagles as apex predators (America!) or scavengers (like seeing them at a landfill). They are certainly both. I've gotten within yards of them a few times while cycling in the same area; they will be feeding on roadkill and they fly off just as I quietly roll up to them. They are huge, beautiful, totally majestic, very believable to imagine them flying off with a small lamb or nightmare scenario, a toddler.
HW can do it.

https://xnux.eu/devices/feature/audio-pp.html

SW would probably need a bit tinkering. Make sure the in-call audio profile is set up correctly for recording, and some way to start/stop recording during a call.
Bald eagles eat fish and other animals like squirrels and prairie dogs. The size and health of the bald eagle population is also an indicator of the health and size of the species they use as food.
How is one supposed to reasonably know, when downloading a package from a public repository, that the included license is authoritative? Are we supposed to research every package we use, and scour all software in existence to maybe trace back true ownership to someplace else? Seems like an auditing nightmare.
> one from 1944 on how to survive an atomic bomb which is also super old and has some funny advice/a picture on wearing a fedora to protect yourself from the heat flash

1944?
well, depend on your perspective. I live in Poland, former USSR, now right wing catholic totalitarian state. Privacy for me it means against state procescutors which right now in Poland are near nazi-germany esque. That means apple is useless for me as probalby they work with 'abw' - polish NSA. Also whole cerberus from Israeli secret services

If people in USA want privacy against advertisers - only democratic gov can ger lats to provide that

two different things
Reddit was great for a long time even when it was one of the largest most popular sites on the internet. Then it became a political platform for the US democrats.
Is lying to protect pedophiles not despicable?
My wife liked it so much we bought a couple of new ones when the product was retired just to make sure we'll have at least one working for decades to come. Still using one every day.
Another environmental regulation success story.
She's one of my role models, so I'm pleased to see this as well.

I have two of her albums: the hard-to-find CD of Peter and the Wolf she did with "Weird Al" Yankovic (the whole thing is a delightful spoof), and Switched-On Bach 2000, where she revisited her original electronic music album with modern synthesizers and authentic Bach tunings. (The liner notes are an education in themselves!)
Doesn't heroku run on aws? Ie: aws makes money from heroku?
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There is huge demand for for 14nm, 22 nm and 45nm processes.

When fab is 4-5 years old, they start to manufacture other products. Different CPU's, chipsets, SoCs, microcontrollers, NICs, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth chipsets, vechicle SoC's for Intel and Intel customers.
Sure. I use Whisperfish on Sailfish OS for Signal conversations. I hear the developer is quite positive about the support he gets from Signal about getting it up to speed. There was that famous blog post, I think in 2016, where they said they won't support third-party clients, but they got so much flac over it, they might have reconsidered.

Also, there is in the EU a Digital Markets Act being worked on. That will mean some networks that play a big part in society will need to allow third-party clients. https://ec.europa.eu/info/strategy/priorities-2019-2024/euro...
About cons #2.

Yep, I feel its momentum has been replaced by Rust for some things and Golang for other things.

But zig? No one uses zig for anything serious.
Perhaps because you are a perfect fit for reddit's culture. Plenty of communities have left (part of the reason why discord is grown) . There is definitely a culture there, and it's getting narrower by the day
We have a couple thousand of them in my town on a seasonal basis every year because they feed on the spawning salmon. They are a bit of a tourist attraction.
Qualcomm's Next-Gen Snapdragon 8cx Rivals Intel 11th Gen Tiger Lake
I'm shamelessly passionate about software development, but I don't project it being a big part of my life forever and ever.

For example with covid, I have fewer other possible hobbies so doubling down in this specific interest is both fun, and a sound investment.

And also age/trajectory matters. I'm at year 10 of my journey, probably around year 20 I'll have completely different priorities in my life.
IANAL but I don't think it works like that. Using GPL code in non-GPL project doesn't mean your code is automatically licensed under the GPL, it just means you're violating the license of the original code. How that shakes out — whether you have to re-license your project or just remove the offending code — ultimately depends on the two parties and the court system.
Chrome extension which changes actors in videos
I think he was referring to this:

https://www.businessinsider.com/boris-johnson-outlaw-protest...
Not if most of us keep claiming laziness and buy stuff that clearly say "made in China", when there are alternatives readily available either online or next to it in the aisle.
Saw one flying over an intersection in suburban Colorado just last weekend. I had seen them "in the wild" before (e.g. while river rafting in PA) but it was interesting to see one while I was just out running errands.
Interesting choice of JDBI. I was working on an SQL-friendly ORM[0] also due to distaste with Hibernate/JPQL and chose JDBI, not because it was great in any way but it did what I needed and not much else. What influenced your choice and were there any close runner-ups?

[0] https://github.com/karmakaze/safeql
It’s Developer’s Fault
As somebody who isn’t a software dev, I’d say that it’s Silicon Valley software engineers.
One VC I worked in the past openly derided the Hong Kong protest as American influenced subversion. I realized that not only is it important to have common business vision but also a common baseline when it comes to human rights.

I dropped his ass and he was not invited again to our meetings ever again.

Likewise, if I catch a whiff of someone showing support for Uighur genocide, persecution of Falun Gong, downplaying of Hong Kong and Taiwan independence, they will never ever be invited to invest in our portfolio.

I always investigate, I will hire private investigators if need be.

光復香港 時代革命

香港人, 加油

五大訴求 缺一不可

沒有暴徒 只有暴政

香港警察 知法犯法

edit: no surprise HN takes sides here by downvoting. Many startups are unscrupulous and do not ask questions about who is investing in them. Just know that the money you accept might be tainted with blood and human suffering. May you wake up one day from the greed that blinds you in this life.
If the foundry business can create a competitive product that saves Nvidia/AMD manufacturing costs, they'll pay. Business allegiances change all the time when it impacts the bottom line.
Immature and melodramatic. It is not accurate at all and diminishes the deaths and repression of millions of people because someone disagrees with some websites moderation policies. It is a really regrettable and out of touch way to describe it.
I see the "geopolitical" angle again and it's still not vindicated by this announcement. Nothing that Gelsinger said indicated he came to those decisions by seeing what was cookin' on the threat board:

> We are committed to ensuring this capacity will support commercial customers, as well as address unique government and security requirements in the U.S.

Geographic distribution makes a certain amount of business sense and getting those nice DoD contracts makes even more.

What doesn't make sense is China having Wing Attack Plan R ready to go against TSMC and Samsung.
Do you think it's wrong to target a terrorist?
> The fragility of the CPC and its fear in being portrayed in any negative light knows no limits.

That's because they have single party system. Eventually they'll figure out that splitting into two parties and exchanging highest power between the two every few years while still colectively controlling everything of value is way more resilient system.

Then they will be able to let themselves to be hated because half of the people will hate one half of the party and the other half of the people will hate the other half of the party. And thanks to periodic swaps they can pretty much keep it indefinitely because people will never rebel. Instead people will be waiting patiently few years for their favorite half of the party to take highest offices.

But untill then they can't let people hate the party even a little bit. China has a history of multiple revolutions and costly turmoil when people hated those in power and toppled them.

They also have to find enemies for people to hate as far away from the party as possible.
Reddit admins have confirmed she is an employee. And there are a bunch of reputable articles of her actions and controversy from years ago.

https://www.reddit.com/r/ModSupport/comments/mbqgx2/a_clarif...