skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Please differentiate more. The US and UK don't share, but the EU does. The egoism of some countries hurt the idea of a free and equal world a lot these days...
Did you try Netdata Cloud?
fair points, but one could argue that USSR wasn't necessarily a socialist state. it was totalitarian, which somehow gets more confused with socialist the further west you go and ask.
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Unsound things can be useful. https://frenchy64.github.io/2018/04/09/unsoundness-reply.htm...
I write and maintain an open source monitoring tool and I looked into adding a mode to output metrics in Netdata format and ran away screaming. It's just an unstructured text format where you output commands to stdout, one per line. Each command consists of whitespace-separated fields. Which field is the units? Oh, the 4th. And some fields are optional, I'm not even sure how that works but I think you can't skip an optional field if you then want to use any field after that. It's like structured data formats like JSON or god forbid XML never happened.
Its a company in Norway called Polight that is working on a lens called tlens. They have already announced that they are working with a oem that is deciding about when and which models that they’re lens is going to come in with.
This will be a cameramodul for selfie cam, that will give ultra fast autofocus and also will be the best option for under screen camera or small notch.
They’re also stated that many oems is interested in they’re lens. Polight.com
Georgism is extremely capitalist, and it is not “tax bad behavior.”

Georgism can be summarized as such: A person is entitled to exactly what he or she produces.

That’s the purest capitalism I’ve ever heard of. The scent of socialism you get is due to the examination that George provides of “exactly what he or she produces.”

Laborers are therefore entitled to all of their wages. Capitalists, who earn money by deploying capital (which is actually stored up labor) are entitled to all of their returns. Landlords, however, earn money by charging for access to something they did not produce - either to the “productive powers of nature” such as rivers, mines, farmable land, or to value created by the community surrounding a plot of land (such as education, cultural amenities, public transit, or private employment opportunities).

It’s really not socialist at all. It’s idealized capitalism.
I have no idea if The Daily Mail claims have any merit, but you do not want to live in a country where thief cannot report burglary.
I don't know how much the mutations have to do with it. But the Indian studies show a reinfection rate of 4.5% [1]. Apparently, it is common among the elderly [2]. Our CM is 78.

[1] https://science.thewire.in/health/icmr-defines-interval-for-...

[2] https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/covid-reinfection-rare-...
Ah, yes, the paper that supported Hitler and lies about immigrants. The same one that supports Fox in holding a duopoly on British newspapers.

Excuse me while I find a different hill with more believability and less racists...
You can have your own network/blockchain but none would pay for it. Hence the problem.
Right but if true the Daily Mail probably aren’t the only people they’re doing this to.
> We don't know what M2/M1X will bring, but if you want huge performance wins _today_ and not hypothetically then the M1 is delivering that.

Given what Apple has done for their A10+ series processors, in their iPhones and iPads, I am long term Apple Silicon and not long term M1 which is why I skipping it and ignoring the 'huge performance wins _today_' crowd which means get in the M1 hype now, until the M1X, M2 hype starts, which is pointless and short term.

What I'm saying is either stay on Intel until the Apple Silicon ecosystem is stable, then jump on at least M1X or M2 Macs and higher. Or go all in on M2 later.

It is not even a secret that Apple is 3 years ahead of product releases. Thus it is better to wait. Patience comes to those who wait.
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Still a small fraction of what Europe has experienced.

https://ourworldindata.org/explorers/coronavirus-data-explor...
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i'm sure all Belarusans would love to have two foreign armies marching through their homeland, both with words of liberation on their standards.
> I can speak Polish in Slovakia*, get responses in Slovak and mostly understand each other.

i'd call slovak a "middle-slavic" language, the phonetics and the lexicon makes is easy for the other slavic spekers to understand

say, i can communicate with slovaks in ukrainian and there are no significant issues with understanding too. strangely, it doesn't work for czech. at all.
Hunting down the stuck BGP routes
Because it's a community language. Microsoft doesn't officially support it fully. So you have 20-30 or however many volunteer devs (probably fewer) working on it in their spare time.

If you're just getting used to the platform, you're shooting yourself in the foot by going with niche setups. Try C# first to figure out your way around the platform and then branch out, not the other way around.
If someone automates music creation in the popular styles and then automates submitting it for copyright protection, then in not so distant future creation of any music will be illegal, as every nice sounding melody will be claimed.
In a way this is what large labels do. They release a ton of similar sounding music just for that reason.
I think the patent trolling equivalent in music world has not been discussed much.

Check this video from Adam Neely: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfXn_ecH5Rw
The equivalent in monopoly is making an unfavorable trade with whoever is in second place, putting yourself behind in order to give the 2nd place person a shot at winning.
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Great intro to the insanity that is my job.

> Even though no one writes shaders in assembly directly nowadays

I heard that back over 20 years ago in college. It wasn't true then and it is still not true. It's becoming less common, though.

Sometimes people don't even have an assembler and have to resort to writing machine code directly, in binary.

Incidentally, I can't express with words the admiration that I have for the experts in performance tuning that I've met over the years, especially at NVidia. These folks live and breathe GPU architecture to a degree that I will never achieve.
It seems that companies do not care about hiding their rotten values anymore. Law enforcement does not punish them and consumers keep buying, why care?

In the case this goes viral, they will post a copy from some previous non-apology, take a hit for a couple of weeks and do it all over again.
We have had a fourth wave hyped up here in Spain. Small ripple would be more accurate.
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Such headlines should be always quantifying the occurence and putting it against the norm/background.

If this is not put against their face, common folks will scream terror. Same as with microplastic - we're told "microplastic found in $unexpected_place", but at best with a number of particles given, no weight concentration nor any anchor point.

It's just our measure methods being ridiculously sensitive.
To provide a counterpoint to comments here, I only started listening podcasts when Spotify added them and know they are the most important use of the app for me now. If tomorrow Spotify removed podcasts from the apps, I'd probably cancel my subscription and move on to YouTube video essays or something.
The risk premium is the interest rate spread that investors demand. Not clear how the government can "dictate it" by printing money.
“They introduce kernel bugs on purpose”
Just a bit of context, Poland, a nation of 38M, sees death count of 500-1000 per day during the last wave.

It's likely the real number is higher than 1700 for such a huge nation as India.
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The difference of Blazor compared to a "classic" SPA (for example React + JSON API) is:

Blazor Server: On a broken/poor connection there is no interactivity anymore

Blazor WASM (=SPA): Keeps working when connection is lost, but everything is sooo slow

classic SPA: Keeps working with lost connection and is fast.
Do you consider earning interest to be speculation?

I can put stablecoins (crypto dollars) in a lending protocol like Aave and earn ~10% APY. Compare that to my savings account, which pays out 0.25% APY.

Or how about the stablecoins themselves? MakerDAO creates the Dai stablecoin, backed by crypto-native assets like ETH & BTC.

I have a number of friends in Argentina who are surviving hyper-inflation by keeping their wealth in stablecoins.
I don't know, ask all the Arab Spring countries. In the history of regime changes by the West and by West i mean US, it has never really worked out. In fact, it always destabilises the countries.

Not supporting the current regime, just saying history has proven West supported coups don't work.
to a degree but not so much. Land has real value. Stocks are different again. The idea that eth is considered more of a stock than a currency is the root of its problems imo. I have a real itch to one day see a crypto being widely adapted as an actual currency. I think dogecoin is the only one in our current crypto eco-system that has even a fraction of a chance in filling that space. I'm sure it will happen some day, but maybe not with our current crop of cryptos.
If you read the issue, it seems that the people experiencing this share the same ISP.
My point with the video to canvas is if you create samples of the various formats in various resolutions then you can check a video with known content (solid red on top, solid green on left, solid blue on right, solid yellow on bottom) and check if that video works. If it does then other videos of the same format/res should render? I've written conformance tests that do this.

At worst it seems like you'd need to do this once per format per user per device but only if that user hasn't already had the test for that video size/format. (save a cookie/indexed-db/local-storage that their device supports that format) so after that only new sizes and formats need to be checked.

Just an idea. No idea if what problems would crop up
The robber placement, players who are behind can target the lead player.
This is exactly the completely deregulated free-market economy that op-eds in the daily mail have been asking for for decades.

They don't like it when it comes back to bite them.
I’m an extremely light packer. Bose over the ears are a complete no go. I’d do without noise canceling before I’d carry.
Proof of work cryptocurrency mining is a wasteful industry that proof of stake gets rid of. Rejoice.
2023 deaths is the figure of April 20th.
I'm sorry, it seems that the top page has been changed to wtf characters by a malicious user, so I will reissue it.
That's like the one in Chinese: Shī-shì shí shī shǐ (and so on for 94 syllables) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lion-Eating_Poet_in_the_Stone_...
I believe you're referring to the lawsuit from last year filed by the Texas attorney general. It's a complaint where nothing has been proved in relation to the scanning of WhatsApp backups.

Unless there's something new on this case that I haven't seen?
The protocol is still in the early stages of development.

The social contract is that the protocol & monetary policy will ossify after the transition to PoS & sharding is complete.
My hilarious front-end bug: As a junior developer, I was implementing a slider with some fancy features - I'd completed my work of art and tested it thoroughly (or so I thought).

As I'm demonstrating this pièce de résistance of sliders, I switched to the tablet to show how it adapts to touch input.

After I've gone through all the features I slip with my finger and drag the handle a little too harshly... to my confusion, the drag handle had broken free of its confines and could now be moved anywhere one the page, all I could do is laugh, I'm glad my colleague found it equally amusing.

Also, the number of times I've seen bugs like No. 3 on big, live sites. Clearly a macbook monoculture and noone bothering to test on any other platforms. Seems like people forget scroll wheels are a thing too...
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I don't think there have been any recent comments from anyone at U.Mn. So, back when the original research (happened last year) the following clarification was offered by Qiushi Wu and Kangjie Lu which atleast paints their research in somewhat better light: https://www-users.cs.umn.edu/~kjlu/papers/clarifications-hc....

That said the current incident seems to have gone beyond the limits of that one and is a new incident. I just thought it would be fair to include their "side"
We like some people and don't like others
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The difference is that "google" and "tweet" are something the general public is used to, whereas "toot" is not.
Are you kidding? The games industry has a much worse reputation for bugs than almost any other form of software development.

Low-quality early-access releases, crashes, things clipping through one another, needing a patch on release day then a dozen patches thereafter, physics glitches sending things flying, interactions getting glitched so they can't be completed, cheaters in online play - these are all just accepted as normal by gamers.
They might still capture the (worldwide way larger) Android market.
FinTech is a new frontend for finance

Crypto & DeFi is a new backend for finance
The government prints money and buys government bonds with it. And other assets. When you have infinite amounts of money, you can dictate the risk premium.
No, the EU doesn't, unfortunately.

> EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced that the bloc will not share coronavirus vaccines with other countries until it has "a better production situation in the EU." This is reported by DW.

https://112.international/politics/eu-wont-share-covid-vacci...
> Hardware doesn't obey Rust's rules

Neither does the OS where rustls is running.

I think Rust will have more adoption and more libraries like Rustls will be developed. I also think that when this happens, also more exploits targeting Rust code will exist too. I guess the excuse (sorry for using this word) will be: "In fact, the Rust code is still safe. What happened is that a pointer returned by (or used in) an underlying C library got messed up with a very clever timing attack, and somehow the pointer emerged into Rust code... etc.".
> Turning Belarus into Yugoslavia is not going to improve the situation.

It will.

It's only because of massive amount of guns pointed at Belgrade, and the previous civil war, you don't have Slobodan Milosevic still smiling on you from TV now.

Arming Bosnians did more to crack the genocidal regime than any NATO bombing. This is the fact.
>"I think that Miyazaki's films not only caught the zeitgeist in the late 20th Century, for audiences just starting to come to term with environmental issues, but also in the 21st Century, with millennials growing up with a sense that their world has already been despoiled,"

Saved you a click
The experience of picking up a new IDE, language, framework, flow, etc, is no different regardless of it being .NET or anything else. There's a learning curve.

My point is not that experience is easy or hard, just that when comparing the two side by side, the experience of being a .NET developer on linux is good, and I would argue with jetbrains rider, is better than being on Windows with Visual Studio.
Personally I see a teenage suicide as a result of lockdown far more tragic than an 83 year old death from covid (that's the average age of Covid death in the UK. The average age of death in the UK is 82). 60+ years of life lost versus a maybe 2 or 3.
And Proof of Work means those with access to cheap electricity rule over the network, which is why most mining happens in western China.
No, developers are not always users. I might be working on an accounting software for a big company and never use it. In that case the (A)GPL guarantees that the company is in control of their data and processes.
> the unskilled players can sometimes make a lucky win which seems satisfying enough

I like games that have this feature, perhaps even more then a come-back mechanism.

In the game of go playing against a higher skilled player you usually have some portion of the board where you are doing better then expected. The higher skilled player might have actually "given" this result as a trade favorable to them, but that is usually not the perception of the lower skilled player.

In fact on a 19×19 board there are so many micro battles going on that the lower skilled player will usually get enough perceived good mini-results that it is enough to enjoy the game, despite knowing they will definitely loose in the end.
> - Ukraine - ...

> All those countries were devastated by the "democratization".

I'm not sure what you mean by "devastated". Software development jobs market is flourishing and my friends from other industries are not doing that bad either. Are you watching/reading Russian news sources by any chance?
If you want to stay unnoticed you need to remove the backdoor and all the traces after you are done with what you wanted to do (steal some information, damage something, ...), sure.
Yea, ETH is more like a stock of the biggest crypto lab, its kind of the Apple of crypto (in the way it transferred innovation happening in a field under into its own garden). I think we will see a currency widely adopted, and its going to be BTC or BTC-based (fractional banking but with crypto).
s/burglary/theft then
Which investment opportunities don't favor early adopters?
Why netdata is popular on HN now? There must be some big news or something..
You can use Netdata Cloud to have secure authenticated access to your single node dashboard. Data remain on your systems and are streamed to your browser. Netdata Cloud stores only metadata.
Keep believing the covid hype. they have said this about most of the variants, but I see no evidence of them actually being more deadly.
Blue site bad
I think you need to take the site offline and go learn about sanitising inputs. Your site is fundamentally insecure at the moment.
I think a lot of people realize it, but at the end of the day, the US' own interests more often align with Europe's than Russian self interest does.

So it's more beneficial to let the US be selfish than Russia.
The enemy of my enemy is my friend
Vietnam and India aren't so comparable. In spite of both getting the label "developing country", India has more extreme poverty than Vietnam. Vietnam is also a more centralized, authoritarian state that is in a better position to enforce restrictions.
How can you say it causes long term damage when it has barely been around for a year?
It doesn't appear automatically, it's programmable [1], you as a developer decide what to do with a low score, you could ask for extra verification for example. I agree with the tracking and privacy issues with ReCAPTCHA.

[1] https://developers.google.com/recaptcha/docs/v3#programmatic...
It would only start beeping if the cat stays away from your iPhone's BLE range for 3 days. I've also thought of doing this, but my cats absolutely hate collars.
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It's equally hard to get any useful information about Li-On or Li-Po based just on battery voltage which is why any actually useful battery indicator involves a charge counter (informally known as a 'gas gauge'). The actual coulombs of charge are counted in and out and that gives a much better estimate.
This is very funny. Thanks for sharing, I hadn’t laugh that much this month.
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> That is despite the Daily Mail writing multiple stories a day about his comments around that time and employing him as a columnist.

Sounds like they take a manual approach to manipulating their search ranking; spam is worthy of downranking.
PSG's president of sport operation was absolutely against it and convinced the owner it was a bad idea. Honestly w/o PSG and Bayern the super league would've lost a huge part of the overall audience anyway. I think the investors wanted to create a NBA-like league by challenging FIFA/EUFA like ABA challenged the NBA, reducing NBA's expected revenue, then push for a merge (the AFL did the same too i guess?)
>Microsoft doesn't officially support it fully.

Nonsense all you have to do is install the dotnet sdk and run a single line in your terminal.

dotnet new console -lang "F#" -o "project"
Probably. Have you ever read about the West’s involvement with regime change?

Once, just once, can we stop and realize that being world policeman isn’t always a good move?
The GPL states that the company isn't allowed to distribute their modifications with those legal repercussions in the first place:

You may copy and distribute verbatim copies of the Program's source code as you receive it, in any medium, provided that you conspicuously and appropriately publish on each copy an appropriate copyright notice [..] and give any other recipients of the Program a copy of this License along with the Program.

This is section 1 of the GPLv2 [1]. This plainly states that if The Company is distributing their code under GPLv2, their customers are plainly permitted to "copy and distribute verbatim copies of the Program's source code".

Their whole business model is based on a tortuous reading of this part of section 2:

If identifiable sections of that work are not derived from the Program, and can be reasonably considered independent and separate works in themselves, then this License, and its terms, do not apply to those sections when you distribute them as separate works. But when you distribute the same sections as part of a whole which is a work based on the Program, the distribution of the whole must be on the terms of this License, whose permissions for other licensees extend to the entire whole, and thus to each and every part regardless of who wrote it.

Their claim is that they are shipping their patch set as a separate work from the Linux kernel, so that they're not bound by the requirement that "the distribution of the whole must be on the terms of this License", and they're free to choose whatever license they want for their patch set. However, since their patch set is in no way a separate work on its own, only a lawyer could make that case without blinking.

[1] https://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/gpl-2.0.html
What harm could such a small battery do?
> After being a C# developer for 5 years, I can not think of a worse language to learn that C#. The ecosystem is dead just check the latest startups from YC, how many are using C#? How many startups nowadays are using C#?

You're late to the party, and your comment is a bit funny. C# was <<never>> a startup language :-) It was always an enterprise language, meant to fight Java.

If anything, C# is moving towards startups with the introduction of .NET Core and of the cross platform IDEs (VS for MacOS, VS Code + plugins, Rider).
I honestly don't think this is clearly understood by the authorities and they are causing more harm than good. We don't really yet understand Covid or the impact of specific policies like lockdowns, lack of other health inducing activities (exercise, essential vitamins, genetics, food quality, etc). More over, Stanford (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7680614/) has shown masks don't work. Lockdowns probably have a deleterious affect and we have yet to isolate and purify the Covid19 virus (CDC is being sued on this at the moment).

This in my opinion is data manipulation to push an agenda. India is probably fine. I call bullshit