skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Didn't Bill Gates purchase a heap of malaria nets only for it to turn that out that people were using them for things like fishing and generally just not using them for their intended purposes?

Not to diminish the finding mind you, just that I was surprised to hear about malaria nets.

https://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/25/world/africa/mosquito-net...
Right. From a birds eye view it might more look like assembly. But look closer and you see it summarizes a bunch of idiomatic assemblies into C code.

And it will improve over time if the developers continue to give it effort.
The thing with memory bugs is that you need another bug for Sandbox to fully exploit the browser.

Here is a real world logical exploit that knock sandbox and Rust won't prevent this stuff,

https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=386988
Day to day the thing I dislike most about discord is that I can't have multiple instances of it open, or pop-out a channel to its own window. I'm in a bunch of servers but there are 3 channels and a DM in particular that I would love to just park on the second monitor forever and always have visible.
There are lots of options:

- Yes, ctags/vim would work

- You could use something like vscode

- Consider checking out cscope. With cscope you can also build a reverse index which lets you find where things are called. It can be used with something like vim but also has a pretty nice TUI.
Fintech doesn’t have anything against node, institutional banking are the ones where old habits die hard.
It's a NOP.
Glenn Reid's Green Book is to PostScript as Leo Brodie's Thinking Forth is to FORTH! Both classic excellent books on how to think like a native in the language.

http://thinking-forth.sourceforge.net/
I don't really know the subject, think it's called "Carbon sequestration"? Your "making oil and injecting it into the ground" made me curious, and it does seem like a grand simplification of what's happening.
There's also a web-based relay for magic-wormhole:
https://webwormhole.io/
https://github.com/saljam/webwormhole
It's not clear from what I've seen so far but does the Apple podcast premium features require the podcast to be exclusive to Apple (like Rogan on Spotify?) It doesn't seem so.

I don't see very much of a problem if the podcasters aren't forced to use Apple exclusively or provide premium features exclusively on their platform. As it is now, many podcasts already do the same but their premium offering is buried somewhere on Patreon, which is a kludge. If they aren't barred from continuing premium features on other platforms (like the App Store where developers cannot even mention other payment options) I don't see too much of a problem, maybe that the other platforms might get neglected.
Don't forget to request your credit per their SLA[0]. You have 10 days to request your credit, which by my calculations should be 10% of this months' charge. Not a fair trade for leaving us dead in the water for 4 hours, but SLAs in general are worthless.

[0]: https://auth0.com/docs/support/services-level-descriptions
Really disappointed re: where this is heading.

Previous gen Intel iMac: 27'', 10Gbe network, up to 128 GB RAM.

The new one: 24'', 1Gbe, up to 16 (?) GB. But... you can make it purple. Thanks but I think I'll wait a bit.
Hi the 1000+ points is the load of users that came from HN yesterday - you click on article, it gets a point. At the moment simple as that. The lack of comments is that I had to disable them temporarily, cause few trolls came around and I had no mechanism in place to stop posting terrible things. Will be fixed and allowed again shortly.
Not with a mother that will turn him in all the time
YT Music has it all, categories, easy library listening, no podspaming, Chromecast. Spotify is like a salesman who has been drinking too much coffee.
What about with wasm? I assume there's a good interop story there like there is in the browser, and you don't have to worry about building for different platforms
I wish people would stop equating what Grafana did with what Elastic did. Grafana switched from one FOSS license to another. Elastic switched from a FOSS license to a proprietary license.
Do you know if that somehow fixes https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/8677 ? That's still the most annoying thing about typescript for me.
With some exceptions most of the would be travelers from the less fortunate countries would simply be denied visas.
iPhone 11 feels way better in the hands than iPhone 12 with its new rectangular design. It's night and day. Presumably, Jony didn't take the lead with iPhone redesign.
Any pictures of the power adaptor?
No 4 firestorm, 4 icestorm. Same as all other M1.
Still a killer CPU however, I think this CPU fills all gaps for 99% of all users. Anyone who needs more can afford to spend more as their workflow is probably pretty expensive.
And Wine is better than Windows 10 for the use cases you are describing.
But what is their incentive to do that work? They probably don’t make any money from European users, or at least not enough to make the effort worthwhile... so why should they do it?
I spent years working in Java, I've entirely moved to TypeScript as a replacement in recent years in the front and back end and it's been a huge improvement.

The dramatically larger ecosystem and community is great, but notably the static typing is far more powerful in practice. I really wouldn't pick Java to improve type safety nowadays.
Sauron is a solution to help to track as many microservices as you have, indexing these information into an elasticsearch

https://github.com/freenowtech/sauron
Apple made a huge error not buying Eero and making AppleTV and HomePod devices into zero effort mesh points. They got out of the router business just a couple years too early since it was fully commoditized at the time, but the mesh revolution was just around the corner with a whole new market to conqueror.

Letting Amazon get Eero is one of the few consumer facing misses Apple has made in the last few years (the keyboard debacle being the other)
I bought the Apple TV 4K specifically for the fast SoC.
You realize these devices already exist and for much cheaper right? In fact you can buy or make your own with gps and a sim card too. This technology isn't new at all. Even this exact product isn't new, you can already do this with Tile. The big difference is that AirTags are more secure.
Is it? I'm pretty sure they just remember the setting from last time you searched, I don't see this setting anywhere in the subreddits I mod
Why don’t you just? (2019)
So you're saying the world got better because of it? Why is everything some Benthamite calculus?
Thank you for clarification. I read about Confluents decision about the license change. It looks like Confluent has opposite view than Grafana labs about AGPL.

"
Why didn’t Confluent use AGPL?
AGPL doesn’t solve the problem we are trying to fix. AGPL allows cloud service providers to sell services using the exact software being licensed, and charge for it, without any limitation. This means the software developer has become the unpaid developer and maintainer for the cloud service provider—which is not a scenario we want to enable.

Also, AGPL is too aggressive for our customers who need to redistribute commercial products. If you put AGPL code in a distributed program, you have to open source the whole program. We want you to be able to embed our code in proprietary applications, change it and not worry about open sourcing any of your changes. We don’t think that proprietary applications are bad, and we think it’s great if you use Confluent Community software to create them.:"
It needs a hole.
I’m not sure how you got that tone from my comment. Things like better funding for schools and not treating property like an investment vehicle are exactly the type of game changing tactics we need to consider collectively enforcing as local communities, hence my suggestion to revise the game not hate the players. The comment I responded too is suggesting that people [moving] are the problem and while there may be some implicit moral responsibility expected of those who relocate when their income would be higher than average in their new location, the problem, to me, seems systemic.
Haf, fully typed, cross-platform, persistent config solution for Node.js
Reminded me of the Hello Tomorrow commercial by Adidas / Spike Jonze / Karen O:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbBNScrYN10
They still are doing 16:10 displays. Which I wish I could find more of but everyone is doing 16:9 desktop at the moment.

I don't know why it's so hard to find a 3840x2400 24" display.
> is this undefined behavior in the typical c sense (lol, I see you call function possibly_undefined() I'll just make you a sandwich and clobber all registers instead)

Yes.
What’s the syntactic sugar feature here? Top-level await is part of the language spec.
Good movie about that with Obi Wan Kenobi starring in it, "Rogue Trader"
Open source self-hostable auth0 alternative
> I always miss Touch ID when using an external monitor/keyboard with my MacBook.

The watch can take over most of those cases, BTW.
https://www.nfpa.org/-/media/Files/News-and-Research/Fire-st...

From the report:

"Vehicle fires accounted for 16 percent of the 1.3 million fires reported to US fire departments. Vehicle fires also caused 15 percentof all civilian fire deaths and 10 percent of all reported civilian fire injuries. In 2018, only fires in one- and two- family homes claimed more lives than vehicle fires. Vehicle fires caused 4.5 times the number of deaths as nonresidential structure fires and 1.6 times the number of apartment fire deaths."
Robinhood Trader May Face $800k Tax Bill
Linux and OSX weren't that great in the early years.

And XP was one of the best Windows, minus a few glaring holes. Some of which could be patched over with third-party apps and some completely missing, like a modern terminal.

Bottom line, XP was about the best there was just after the turn of the century, assuming you were safe behind a NAT and smart enough to use the new Firefox rather than IE in the coming years.
Curious about how the GPL is not viral... Unless you go through the hoops of making sure GPL code is sectioned (through a shared library or whatever) in your codebase, then your software becomes GPL, no? I mean sometimes you can avoid it so that the GPL project stands at an arms length to your own code but it is not always trivial. You just don't get to include the code in your project and not get "infected". The fact that you can sometimes circumvent the infection does not mean it is not viral because I believe it violates the "spirit" of the license anyways.
From your other comments it's clear that you're trolling. If you troll HN like this again we will ban you.

Please stop posting ideological flamebait comments to HN generally. We've asked you repeatedly, and when accounts ignore such requests, we eventually ban them. I don't want to ban you because your good comments are good, but protecting the site from hellfire has to take precedence, so please stop that.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Tile has products with replaceable and with non replaceable batteries.
Starting to feel like my login manager will soon need a 'generate random profile' button next to the 'generate password' one...
Source please. I can see how increased demand for property in an area would increase inequality but not the reverse. When the cost of living rises but you're not invested in the parts of the market which gain from higher valuation, you're going to lose ground until either you can't compete or you buy in. And if you can buy in, great. But I suspect few locals have the capital or professional skills to ante up.
Agreed, ubuntu.app would be amazing
Any docs or more info on this? Its not working for me.
Same. We Built a new house a few years ago and I really wanted a wetback, having had one in a previous house

I was talked out of it by the fireplace guys and the plumbing guys. Now I regret it every time I light the fire.

The main problem is that wetbacks fall into a gray area, they are mainly plumbing, but plumbers are more used to dealing with standard components and materials. Architects are usually not familiar with them so don't push for them.
Honestly, I dig the styling enough that I'd buy it as a monitor if it supported Target Display still. I really do lament the loss of TDM, it was the perfect solution to the "disposable desktop" problem. Their excuse when they introduced the 5k is that the transports weren't capable. Now their entry-level machines can drive a 6k monitor, the excuse seems lacking.
Probably because they resent liberals for ruining their own cities, running away from them to smaller towns, and then having a condescending attitude towards the more conservative locals who have been there longer, while proceeding to push liberal politics, turning their new home into a liberal hellhole like the one they just left.
It's not even close. The plug portion of those connectors is 18.5mm deep, the iMac is 11.5mm deep.
>Add the $29 to the price of Apple TV 4K or Remote if they really cared about money.

I'm very happy with my Roku. It has a remote finder/beeper, and was dirt cheap. I looked at Apple TV, but didn't see what it had to offer that would justify $180-$200.
> Why is everything some Benthamite calculus

I don't understand what this means
You can on the btr3 k through the fiio app so my guess would be yes.
If you use Visual Studio, it is as easy as right clicking on the typename or variable and choosing to go to the declaration or definition.
I totally agree,
I mean you can find good courses on Udemy but they are mostly beginner focused. I have tried coursera for advanced courses. Last but not last I try to watch recorded conferences talks for advance concepts or read blogs which are shared on hackernews.

I recently found out about this : https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/screencasts

this guy makes really good screencasts and covers some advance concepts.

For Conferences you can checkout: Pycon,CppCon,ConFreaks and GOTO Conferences.
I _love_ Blink Shell on my iPad – it's great for connecting to other machines, and I've had some success setting up a dev environment in EC2. but what I really want is for my iPad to be a complete development environment.
I like it better if 100% of the software on the device operates under the same constraints, so the developer of some app that I really need/want can't decide "no, you need to be in desktop-alike mode for this to run, because I just don't feel like dealing with tablet mode". It's basically the same problem as allowing multiple app stores, in that it'd fragment the experience and leave me having to choose between "do what the developer of this app wanted, which isn't what I wanted" and "don't have the app". I prefer that everyone has to deliver software the same way, under the same constraints, for predictability and user control of their environment (that is, I want the device to work like a traditional tablet, period, so I prefer that developers have to treat it that way, as it results in the device always working the way I want it to, for all software that runs on it)

And in fact, I can currently choose the experience I want if I decide I want a typical multitasking desktop—by putting down the iPad and going over to a Mac (or Linux, or Windows, or FreeBSD machine, or whatever). Or, to extend the "I like a tablet that becomes things, modally" way of thinking about it, by putting the iPad in Remote Desktop mode and connecting over VNC or SSH or RDP to a traditional desktop or server.
I'm a big gamer and heavy Discord user. Haven't heard anyone even mention TeamSpeak in a long time so I'm surprised by this comment.
Do I have this right?

1. A duplicate salt, which in this case should be a 16 byte random value, causes an repeated use of an KEY+IV for AES, which allows for a dictionary attack on the KEY (which looks like a password in this case) and weaker encryption because there will be multiple files encrypted with the same KEY+IV. What are the authenticated ciphers that mitigate this?

2. The end-to-end property is useful because of man in the middle attacks, since the stream is sent to the server unencrypted and the server does the encryption work.
They do: from mac mini's specs:
- HDMI 2.0 with up to 4k60
- Displayport with up to 6k60

and their laptops have lower than 4k resolutions.
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No dual out, though this is much better than a current M1 Pro as you can at least have a total of dual high-quality desktop displays. If you want more you can get a DisplayLink as a stopgap for now.
Can somebody please help me parse the last sentence in the "Privacy" paragraph here? I'm honestly confused by the "or location of any device that helped find it". All I want to know is if a LEA could subpoena Apple for the location of any/all of my AirTags, and I can't tell if this is talking about the tags themselves or about the device that initiates a Find action for a Tag:

"AirTag is designed from the ground up to keep location data private and secure. No location data or location history is physically stored inside AirTag. Communication with the Find My network is end-to-end encrypted so that only the owner of a device has access to its location data, and no one, including Apple, knows the identity or location of any device that helped find it. "
Reducing costs was not the priority during my time there. Fintech startups had a runway that could loop the equator several times - a stark contrast to cash-strapped startups where I did contracts at. It was a real eye opener! It was always a race to get the products out, regardless of cost.
I wish the stand stayed silver and the chassis had different colors. Just painting everything with a single color is rather ugly IMO.
My partner is a nurse and this does not surprise me in the slightest. Up until she quit near the end of 2020, nurses were required to put their PPE (N95 masks) in a "special" tupperware with holes poked in the lid at the end of each shift and reuse it the next day, ad-nauseam.

Nurses who caught COVID were discouraged from being tested unless they had symptoms that would be visible to a patient because hospital administrators did not want the work of filling shifts. Couple that with the fact that more and more medical work is being offloaded onto nurses as a cost saving measure, and you have a perfect recipe for burnout.
I agree. I have the 12 and I miss the comfortable round edges of the previous generations.
> big tech companies are in a rush to charge people

It took Apple ~15 years to decide charging for podcasts.
Prone to dust getting into the gap between the touchpad and the case so edge presses become even more inconsistent

And the ridiculous use of glass where no one would ever have complained about aluminum or plastic (which I've seen shatter on multiple remotes now)

Good riddance
When I use spatial audio on my 2019 ipad it works like that. If I move my head to the side for a while, it "reorients", and now the audio comes from a point in the air next to the ipad.
For scrubbing though if you put your finger on the left or right side of the touchpad you will see a little arrow circle on the progress bar. You can then push the pad to scrub.
I have been tinkering about the idea of building open source disqus alternative for few months now. I guess I missed the train already:D Do you have any plans to monetise this?
I'm sure they'll have the city of london, BVI, grand cayman, jersey isle of man and the rest of the crimibanks using the 'digital' blabla in notime.
gold is going to 2800$ an ounce before the next truly major crisis arrives, and political rules are enforced against ownership. we're not too far off. should be 2-3 years, late summer 2024ish. before then a major major market selloff and money printing cycle will occur again.
They did do it before, but it wasn't advertised.
He's making a joke. The kid isn't going to jail for this. What's more, there's no evidence the kid or his family is poor. He might've done it because he was scared of asking his parents to buy a new one because he broke it.
I really like its simplicity and anti-dependency approach. The code is self contained and tested. This is a good start. Can’t wait to see what it becomes.
For something where extremely small size is an essential feature (unlike a laptop computer), battery replaceability is a direct trade off with that.
How much faster? I want to upgrade my 4K because of the performance.
Unifying the Interface for Magnetic and SSD Storage (OpenCompute)
VanMoof’s PowerBank is a range extender and problem solver
gold is going to 2800$ before a digital pound happens.
city of london, isle of man, jersey, bvi, grand cayman. where do you think they're going to bitcoin?
They were taken on one server. Matrix is a federated protocol so any account on any domain works anywhere. If @echelon:matrix.org is taken, you can have @e:chelon.org if you want.
Dunno, sounds like Majesty 1/2, Parts of Civ (often you manage cities/civilizations not units), and a a fair number of other games where your citizens/armies make their own decisions but you control the environment they live it.

You could have challenges, migrate to renewable energy within 10 years, flood your enemies by causing oceans to rise, migrate from a car based economy to public transit, out compete other nations while eliminating tariffs, fix the US economy, win over your war focussed enemies with better science/schools, cause your enemy countries economies to fail, etc.
Doubts about teapot supremacy: my reply to Richard Borcherds
IMO, the ideal end-state from a software freedom perspective is that all software becomes AGPL. This change is a step in that direction, not only with the directly affected products, but for the reasons you mentioned, an additional pressure for more things to switch to it. Do you not like that end goal, or do you just think the side effects of the change outweigh the benefits of getting closer to it?
It’s been gratifying to see I’m not the only one with these issues! That said, lineage wise the limitations and issues aren’t arbitrary - iPadOS is basically a slightly upsized clone of iOS, and just like you wouldn’t be using your phone for precision data/pointing (or if you were it wouldn’t be as buy a deal, because you’d just be using a finger/thumb and not reaching across a keyboard), the original nature of iPad interactions are similar.

Obviously seeing some improvements, but for instance copying 50GB of high precision photos (without potentially mangling them/importing them because it’s a dataset not a bunch of snapshots!) is a terrible experience in iPadOS - and a trivial exercise in every laptop/pc OS out there.

They’ve got a long way to go, unfortunately, especially for enterprise use cases. The hardware really has potential though!
You can always open discord in your browser and open each channel/dm in a new window. Infinite instances.
Russ Cox has some nice examples of the issues with this:

Otherwise the meaning of &f().x is different for f() returning pointer-to-struct and f() returning struct.
Similarly &m["x"] is a compile error today but would silently make a copy tomorrow rather than produce a pointer to the value in a map.
All of that would be incredibly confusing and the source of many subtle bugs.
I've had a Tile with a replaceable battery since 2018 (according to the app just now). It replaced the previous single-use model.
> Karen

I'd put this in the same category as "ok boomer" (https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...). Society may be divided about how ok those putdowns are relative to others, but in an HN context it's flamebait and name-calling, so it breaks the site guidelines. Your comment would be fine without it.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html