skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>™it makes it impossible to reuse any Grafana/Loki/Tempo pieces or libraries in any more permissively-licensed code without forcing that whole project into the AGPL as well.

While the whole project must be available under the AGPL, nothing prevent individual pieces to be under a more permissive but compatible license.
I think I may have gotten this tech mixed up with Avalonia. Though, one integrates the other IIRC?
:D Did you make a geocities DBZ website by stealing photos off dragonballz.com too?
Wait, iMacs come in different colours now?

That's.... tacky
Recently announced Xperia 1 III also advertises great DAC.
Show HN: I built a platform to solve everday problems
Now do the same again, but instead of just implementing your algorithm directly, use a few hundred npm packages to achieve the same. Don't forget to convert to/from base64 a bunch, and obviously make sure the famous leftPad is involved every step of the way.

For fairness you can use a heavy sprinkling of inappropriate boost in the C++ side.

Now how do things compare?
Ford = internal combustion = bad people.

Google = San Francisco = good people.

It's just SV patting itself on the back for being woke and more virtuous than you.
How to access wordpress functions and database in custom PHP file
Redis Labs unveils Redis Database 7.0
"Copyright © 2012 FreedomKnot"

Mr Fieggen's site is a lot older than that, so possibly "parallel thinking"... But because of the cutesy story, cheesy layout, and above all, "Freedom Fries!" name, I'll go with knock-off.
(For reference: https://github.com/JohnEarnest/ok)
I kinda hit this in my post elsewhere, but what's the value of decentralization to me. Not the goldbug-like anti-Fed case, but the value of decentralized transactions.
This works for any ethernet afaik. Since a lot they are even auto sensing and you don’t need a cross cable.
Personally I'd say the issues are not about the design, but infrastructure and potentially UX (dependent on who that target group is, how their usage pattern is, etc.).
MVSNeRF: Fast Generalizable Radiance Field Reconstruction from Multi-View Stereo
You may think that. I couldn't possibly comment.
Would be nice if they would drop the CLA too.
I thought I bricked my 21 year old iBook and a forth command saved me. They don’t teach you that in algebra school.
voip numbers (with sms support) do not work with Facebook, when creating a new account. My teen kid could not create an account, shrug..
Obtaining the CE marking for an electronic device – Part 1
> A major pandemic like this is a huge, urgent shot in the arm, both in terms of money and motivation, that accelerates things.

And even in terms of ... shots in the arm!
Feds Track Down Capitol Rioter with Facial Recognition Hit on His Gf’s Instagram
Or the opposite? Maybe OP saw that episode and decided to look it up on Wikipedia and post here ? :)
Curious to see if leisure will see an increase in price as a result.
The classic New Balance shoes have looked the same since the 1970s. That’s just a weird flex.
> Wasn't the end goal of copyleft that all software becomes GPL 3 a few years ago?

Giving users access to software without distributing it to them is a recent technical innovation. The AGPL exists to give those users the same rights as more conventional software users. The underlying goal - ensuring that all users have the four freedoms - remains the same.

> Why does 'freedom' in the Gnu sense require coercing all developers to use the same license?

The copyleft trick only works that way. The goal is to ensure that all software users have the four freedoms; ideally they would be enshrined into law somehow, but failing that, a license is the best we can do.
“In the 1980s with things like the Amiga computer, for example, every game was a boot disk. It booted into its own customized version of an operating system that ran what it needed to run to make its game work well and be performant and reliable. … We know that in the past, hardware that was very capable and very interesting made it so easy to create an operating system that literally everybody did it. Not a few people. Not even most people. But literally everybody.”

– Casey Muratori in “The Thirty Million Line Problem”
https://youtu.be/kZRE7HIO3vk?t=1205
Haha, Europe vs. America changes everything.
I think you actually want the Find My system service.
Related note: the GPLv2 also requires users to be able to reinstall the software:

https://sfconservancy.org/blog/2021/mar/25/install-gplv2/
If I am not mistaken, Emacs maintainance has been passed on to Lars (the author of Gnus). In any case, John is a great person involved in a lot of interesting free software. He conceived ledger (a cli double-accounting tool) and wrote a lot of emacs packages, amongst other things. Big Up to johnw!
Not sure it’s about cynicism as much as about understanding what's going on.

The amount of CO2 sequestered is about 80 cars/year worth, and I’m not sure if that accounts for the thermal decomposition reactions, transport, or other steps involved with bio oil production. (Worth noting the “bio oil” is not a usable product, as Charmful says on their website it’s a waste product they’re burying in the ground.)

Say they had 1MM Stripes, operating at 10^6 scale, e.g. 80,000,000 cars worth, it would still actually make no difference, reducing yearly global CO2 output on the rough magnitude of .000001%.

Not sure what else to say.
I’d happily take a bet on the opposite.

When nobody is traveling to meet customers and make sales, it makes no difference. When your competitors start visiting your customers to make a sale, your company will be right behind them.

These solutions are sort of ok during a pandemic, but otherwise no replacement for meeting in person.
To me it was a good analogy. But I think the key for me thinking it's reasonable is that I go into Show HN posts with milder expectations than other submissions.

I would never pick MongoDB over a traditional relational database, so I can't judge this well, but I can still see how people would find it useful. Nice work!
Looking over the source code, it pains me to see how complicated web app development has become.
Damn that’s probably some good Tetris performance with it being so close to bare metal.

Edit: having read the readme, it looks like performance is locked at 60fps.
Looks like a fascinating project. Worth sharing as a HN thread in and of itself.
Not necessarily. They have whatever rights the terms of the CLA say they have.
That’s the whole point, it’s a realistic simulation of life
Is this some kind of a joke?

https://cdn-5ee247e4c1ac18136071c525.closte.com/wp-content/u...
That is true for homes and other personal property.
The source distribution requirement only kicks in if you modify the AGPLed software.
I care a fuck-ton more about finding my dog if lost than my bag. A bag can be replaced with an identical one. A dog cannot.

Current GPS collars are absolutely trash (3 day battery life, bulky, etc), this would be about 10,000 times better if effective. But if it starts beeping randomly unprompted and scares the dog, it's a problem.
Ethereum: A Store of Value with Cash Flow [pdf]
Maybe you weren't around for the first (bondi), second (rainbow), and third (flower) generations of iMacs? This is heritage.
Cerebras Systems Smashes the 2.5T Transistor Mark
> The amount of energy Microsoft is pouring into these front-end efforts is pretty incredible.

After winforms, silverlight, wpf, webforms and WinUI I don't want energy, I want to see them focus for more than 5 minutes. The only stable UI tech from MS with any long term support has been Win32 that came out 25 years ago.

I predict blazor will be quietly dropped (they won't actually admit it for 5 years), just like the others and you'll be forced to rewrite your software in a few years.
The implied criticism is they should also keep it private it from themselves
Wow... this is a different level.
Yes Smith was great. Why is inheritance moral? One person gets something for free, the other works and has to pay tax?
FLoC only has benefits compared to 3rd party cookies. But other browsers block 3rd party cookies already.
There is a similar project for Space Invaders here: http://www.erikyyy.de/invaders/
Every time I go to Hawaii I try to start a conversation with a “local” and pretend to be a Californian exploring the island looking to move and buy a house. It’s really weird to me how not self aware people are. Last example few years ago was a guy from Kentucky who had moved in 2000s and started bitching about me
relocating.
We're talking about the mass erosion of privacy in order to tell whether to show someone an advert for fishing rods rather than PlayStation based on more than the content of the page they're viewing right now. Maybe perfect is actually achievable here. It is, after all, 'simply' a mechanism by which people can genuinely opt out of tracking that tech companies abide by.

Why is that so hard that we give up and accept tech companies ignoring people's freedom and liberty to choose not to be tracked?
Given that the target market is "Apple customers", I don't think $25/year/device is much of a burden.

Regardless, though, I don't like the idea of a device that's designed to be landfilled every year; replaceable batteries are the right way to go here.
I don’t understand your point? Are you trying to argue that OP didn’t work on a hard enough challenge to make you happy?
I found it! It's the "Look up & data detectors" setting under System Preferences > Trackpad. For whatever reason mine was set to "Force Click with one finger" which I never use and had trouble consistently activating. The other option is "Tap with three fingers."

⌘-^-D the keyboard shortcut also works.

Firefox has had some bugs around this.

https://superuser.com/questions/1138014/how-to-use-three-fin...
It uses BT right ? So how can it be useful on luggages, like in their ad ? If someone steals it or the airport lose it, BT is of not use here, isnt it ?

Someone help me undertand, it's a genuine question.
Then why didn't Meteor take off fully? Because that was the promise of universal JS, about 10 years ago...
My understanding is that, tragically, this has not been effective enough.
It wouldn't be the most famous site full of copyrighted material.
There is no new world. There is only the old world with more tracking. It’s not like FLOC magically removes existing tracking tools, or that not having it stops existing tracking reduction efforts.
M1 is superb, but I just bought a second-hand iMac 27” from 2017. 5k display, max 64 GB of ram, 512 GB SSD, etc. Great value for money! Basically you get a good computer with the price of 5k display.
Slashdot has this concept of meta-moderation, where you get randomly allocated 5 extra mod points to use how you see fit.

It's been a long time since I was a Slashdot user, so the system may have changed since then.
If you're just exposing your grafana instance, no - and probably not if you're iframing them or similar. If you're actually embedding grafana into your program then yes, but that would be a strange way to structure a system.
I loved the DMT story, and I would love to know more about this Owl drawing tutorial you recommend. :F
> The practice is basically unknown among lesbians

You must be traveling in some weird circles, because more than half the lesbians I know are in open or poly relationships. (Me, my wife, and most of my social circles are wow, so it's not like I'm basing this off of knowing four lesbians.)

> lesbian culture is, arguably, centred on poetry.

Okay, yeah, I'm not sure you really have met any lesbians.
Interesting combination of analytics on that page.

Accessed via https://www.spacejam.com/1996, the landing page contains a Google Analytics 4 tag. GA4 was released in late 2020. Strangely, the GA tag is absent if you navigate to the (otherwise identical) landing page on https://www.spacejam.com/1996/jam.htm.

There's also an old Omniture tag, with a copyright notice from 2008. Omniture was acquired by Adobe around that time, and was renamed to Adobe Analytics almost a decade ago.

The other pages have Google Tag Manager (first released 2012) installed. However the container fails to load, as either the account or container has since been deleted.

I'm slightly surprised there's no old Urchin tags floating around, then the site would be a kind of museum of web analytics services.
It remains a framework at the end, same as React. The difference is there is less concurrence, and developers can price up their components.
I'm glad microsoft didn't listen to my discord chats :)
Unwanted?

Dude must be out of touch, all the cool kids add freckles to their pictures now.
> They are much faster and memory-efficient than the tools written in JavaScript.

Can you show some benchmarks/profiling results?
There's a categorization here (I don't have access to the triage spreadsheet though):

https://github.com/ctz/rustls/issues/447#issuecomment-820719...

It seems like there's been the most effort on category 4, the ones that can't be reached but can often be proven away with refactoring and typestate. Removing these ensures that the APIs don't expose Result types to callers unnecessarily.

Category 1-3 have different severity, but they are all planned to be folded into Result error values.
That's probably a question for the courts (in terms of what constitutes a derivative work). If it's a generic proxy that just passes requests on then probably not. If it's deeply integrated with the grafana API then probably. Just like wrapper scripts around GPLed executables.
You keep repeating this data is shared without a warrant message. I don't believe you are correct in this assessment.

The legal definition of a warrant is a written order issued by a judicial officer or other authorized person for the purpose of the administration of justice.

A written request by the FISA court, which is staffed by eleven federal district court judges, is de facto a warrant.

What I think you really object to is the authority and accountability of the FISA court. In particular, the conditions under which such warrants are issued. But that is a problem with the FISA court, not the companies that receive the warrants.
Read the whole article nodding my head at all the valid criticisms of .NET, but towards the end I began to wonder: when are the arguments in favour of .NET coming? And finally, at the very end, this paragraph appeared:

"
.NET is a great technology for experienced developers who grew up with the platform as it matured, but I'm not sure if I'd still enjoy learning it today as much as I did in 2008. Whilst the complexity allows me to charge great fees to clients for writing software in .NET, I'd probably not recommend it to a friend who wants to learn how to code or I wouldn't use it for building my own startup from the grounds up.
"

Is it really the case that the only argument for using .NET is that you can earn a lot of money by working as a .NET consultant? From my own experience I always assumed that it was, but I would love to learn about some actual benefits that .NET has over competing platforms.
Not virus only, Moderna is working on a mRNA therapy for cancer for example. [1]

[1] https://www.modernatx.com/pipeline/therapeutic-areas/mrna-pe...
It’s a perfectly flat back. Why couldn’t it be four screw holes and nothing else?
Would only sign it if there's something that justifies the NDA, e.g. some mystical moat that their competitors cannot replicate, great user traction, retention rates, and NPS, along with a good solid offer (in $ and %)
Not familiar with .NET, but am intrigued by the Sqlite all-the-things bit -- can you run your LINQ queries client-side? (e.g. for offline capable apps)
Running Doom on anything and in any form imaginable really is an artform but in this case I can't help but be reminded of the recent "Brainfuck as a Service" post ( https://zserge.com/posts/bfaas/ )
I believe you're mostly in vociferous agreement. If anything I read GPs posts as a warning that we (software developers) do ourselves a disservice pretending to be superior to other forms of labour.
Wait they had 4k already right?
Many of the people I know who travel a lot will only use over-ear headphones, as even the best in-ear and earbud headphones can get pretty uncomfortable with the pressure changes that happen on an airplane.

I have a fairly good set of in-ear 'phones that I can wear pretty much indefinitely on the ground, but I usually can't get keep them in for more than a couple hours while I'm on a plane. I've tried using different tips for them while on a plane, but nothing works.
> Nope, the list is implying that "here is a resource of tooling built for JS but NOT made in JS", [...]

So the list is indeed arbitrary.

> I think the motivation is to show that just because you want to write a tool for the JS ecosystem, you don't have to use JS if you don't want to.

No one ever said you had to.
Use AWS Copilot CLI to deploy containers on an existing infrastructure Tutorial
This just seems like a blatant violation of the license on grsecuritys part. The license requires them to allow people to share the code.

"Technically you could share the code, and then we'll blacklist you" isn't letting people share the code, "technically" their customers can do anything.

This sounds like the reasoning of a petulant elementary school kid, not a professional security company.
I was listening to a podcast on this the other day that was really informative. The symptoms of the kind of blood clot associated with the AZ and J&J vaccines cannot be missed. You'd have abdominal pain, breathing problems, and get a headache so painful you'd want to seek medical help. They're not easily confused with symptoms of flu-like illness or everyday aches and pains.
Ackshually, sending _down_ is often more expensive to sending _up_. For example, if you want to burn something from Earth orbit in the Sun, you need ~30km/s, but to send it _up_, out of Solar system -- only ~15km/s.

I recommend Kerbal Space Program game, it's really fun to do orbital maneuvers there.
I think you might need to wait for that, MAUI’s still being worked on for the upcoming .NET 6 release.

My understanding (based on talks and blog articles) is that it’s basically Xamarin brought up to speed with .NET 6. So it can use the SDK style projects and other modern .NET+C# features. For UI you’ll be able to use XAML (as before), a new model-view-update paradigm, or Blazor.
otherwise no replacement for meeting in person

I think the point is that the pandemic has proven these solutions are a replacement for in person meetings. People might prefer to meet in person, but we now know and have evidence that they don't have to in order to get stuff done.

In any price sensitive market that will have a long lasting impact.
Android application heap memory analysis for cryptography leakage
What other people's genitals and reproductive organs look like is generally none of your business. In other words, their sex is irrelevant.
Honestly a little surprised they’ve been aluminum color so long.

Are these painted or anodized? Those are not anodization colors I’m familiar with, which could in theory be part of why it took a while.
Check Your Pulse: Attackers Leverage Authentication Bypass and Pulse Secure 0Day
You are a liar, at the very least, you are lying to yourself. You ban me for criticising socialism, not because of ideological battles. If you would care about ideology, you would ban the ideological subjects. For example Stallman's appointment was a frequent topic on here. I did not start those topics, and you let them stay.

Case in point: I did not make any submissions with this account. I only commented. So it doesn't make sense to claim I created the account for ideological battle.

It's also nonsense from you to claim that some discussion taking place in a deeply nested comment thread somehow distracts from what "HN is for". Those who don't care can simply gloss over it. I am not taking away any of your precious front page space.

Just admit that you can't stand criticism of socialism, and that is your basic motivation here.
Mandatory Obsessions
Cap and trade is one method. Another is things like tax and dividend https://energyinnovationact.org/
LOL, feel free to keep the freckles. Our tool is good at deleting large area in the pictures such as passer-by, trash can, etc.
I'm not sure what to think on the topic, working at a large firm during COVID we shifted from working fairly remotely at client sites or the office to working from home. Now that COVID is almost non-existent here we have started to go back to the norm of working in the office and at client sites if need be.

As a result I am still working in the office and visiting clients for key meetings however most of them are held virtually, which relieves a fair bit of the burden from both sides. However, for interstate travel it had been reduced drastically, training is now all provided virtually and interstate meetings are all held virtually.

I think eventually we will go back to our normal ways but in a reduced capacity for only important requirements.
thanks for the feedback, will make it more mobile device compatible.
I'm maintaining a list of commenting systems [1]. It's great to see more alternatives coming up every few months. I've just updated the list with 3 new projects from this thread.

[1] https://darekkay.com/blog/static-site-comments/
On Sameness in Programming
Try to find some real problematic photos. All the examples are artificially made bad, this doesn't help me see how it will benefit me in practice.
I thought I read that the tag itself will start beeping if it's not near its owner for too long, and the tag has been moving around? Not sure what "too long" means, but if it's short enough, that should foil stalking attempts if the potential stalkee doesn't have an iDevice.

Edit: looks like it doesn't start beeping for three days (though Apple can change this server-side if they decide three days was a bad choice), which seems like way too long. A stalker could probably make good use of this in just a few hours, let alone three days.
LazyGit -- https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit
thanks for the great feedback. will update accordingly.
Yep
There are privacy-friendly alternatives like OOPSpam API you could integrate to any comment systems.
That's an interesting idea. I've had fun playing with another twist. Follow the rules strictly but start with 1/3 the usual starting money.
Apparently not, it's "either (1) in the district “where the defendant resides” or (2) in the district “where the defendant has committed acts of infringement and has a regular and established place of business.”" That's US specific of course.
I use my Oura ring to gauge how well I'm sleeping. It doesn't magically fix my sleep but I use it correlate which activities result in poor quality sleep. For example, sleeping late and waking up early will result in a low "Sleep" score because my "Timing" and "Total sleep" metrics would be low.

It does gamify sleep for me but I personally think sleep is very important so having any kind of metric and then incrementally working to improve it is useful.

I don't really pay attention to the "Readiness" or "Activity" metrics but maybe I should? At least for now, I want to focus on "Sleep".
Music for Creative Minds
It will be interesting to see to what extent work travel is sort of a prisoner's dilemma: if we all just stay home, then, as you say, everything ticks along better and cheaper, but if it benefits someone to "defect" and travel, then everyone will have to travel, even though it's expensive and leads to worse outcomes.
AWS and other cloud vendors would have to distribute any changes they made to kernels they run in the cloud (e.g. Amazon Linux). Why would that be a problem?
They are a replacement out of necessity, but a poor substitute.