skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My follower count doubled in the few months when I was heavily involved with a photography collective with a pretty sizable following. Obviously being attached to the collective's brand helped, but the organic engagement we had with each other was likely a key contributing factor to my personal account's "organic growth." To do this intentionally with these latent motives strikes me with the same sadness as a distant relative's pyramid scheme sales pitch, or someone pulling the slot arm "just one more time."
> I'm puzzled by the constant stream of people thanking the criminals and blaming the victims

The problem is the criminals can be anywhere in the world and can not be removed. When criminals are a constant, security is the only variable.
I was under the impression that most of these kinds of attacks are primarily state sponsored and that the state is generally known.
Not yet, not now. CCS maxes out at 350kw. Add 2-4 of charge ports for larger vehicle and you get 350kwh in 15 minutes.
which wikipedia article?
There’s still also the lack of Metal support - OBS still uses OpenGL to composite everything together, and Metal should be more highly optimised on newer macOS versions and the new chips than the long-deprecated (on Mac) OpenGL.

Somebody actually did write a Metal renderer and contributed it in a pull request a few years ago. The comments were like “Oh, why did you do this? OpenGL is fine” from the lead developer. The backend just didn’t get merged (I think the developer who contributed it didn’t have great English so struggled to explain why they’d want it, and nobody who commented really seemed to know much about the Mac platform… the code looked fine though).

So that renderer was never merged, and then about six months later OpenGL was deprecated on macOS. The contributed backend is probably quite out of date with changes to OBS’s APIs etc. now.

It’s a shame, there just don’t seem to be many developers contributing to OBS that care at all about Mac as a platform, so I wouldn’t hold my breath if I was you for them doing much “optimising for ARM”.
The model number is placed on the beginning of the title. Or you argue that we should call it as """ 37.5” UltraWide QHD (3840 x 1600) AMD FreeSync Monitor (USB 3.1 Type-C Port, Display Port, HDMI Port) """ ?

https://www.amazon.com/Acer-XR382CQK-bmijqphuzx-UltraWide-Fr...
Americans are fat

Americans are dumb

Americans are obnoxious

Americans drink too much

And we pave the world's culture.
You know that before covid only two adenovirus vectored vaccines had been approved? And neither Ebola vaccines have really reached wide adoption.
One past thread, a long time ago:

DIY book scanning - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=991897 - Dec 2009 (7 comments)
If you choose to do something else dangerous like rock climbing or smoking or unprotected sex should the public also not be responsible for your care costs? Or do you have some logical explanation for why vaccines are unique?

In the US you can still board domestic flights without ID, although the TSA will delay you for extra screening.

I am not an anti-vaxxer, but bodily autonomy is important and we mustn't coerce people into medical treatments.
Is it a fact that multiple police officers were beat into unconsciousness so people could get past them?
Binge Drinking is just having more than 5 drinks in a few hour time period, doesn't have to be everyday can just be occasionally. Its a pretty low threshold, compared to the article's top decile which you need to drink which is averaging above 9 drinks a day.
Uber and Lyft experiment with labor practices amid shortage
We had a working testable reference for the TLS Heartbeat Extension. Disaster still befell us.
I am always wary of research that increases life span.

It the world we are in, these technologies will be adopted by the rich, most likely be made exclusive and will further make the world an unhappy place to live, further increase inequality and further class based divisions in society.

I am all for research into diseases and reducing suffering.

But increasing life-span, more than current 'longest' records, is not a good thing for society, IMV.
Jungle rules is not pure freedom. You need both freedom to and freedom from. The balance is struck when no ones actions impinge on another’s person or property without consent. The best form of that is an agreement between the involved parties to act respectfully. The worst is abdicating all of your responsibility to big brother.
What did you test was most probably wasnt compiled for m1 or just a rare thing.
Until M1 i didnt buy single Apple product. But M1 is clearly superior. You feel the difference clearly just by browsing web. There isnt even need to test anyhting someone who used decent intel/amd laptop and m1 laptop in short period of time will realize the difference.
I don't think America is particularly starved of calories.
bbc contracted acorn to produce an educational computer to go hand-in-hand with a tv program. it was a smashing success and made them so much more money than anything else they'd been doing. they birthed arm.
Please see the rules at the top. There are other places to litigate this kind of thing, but not the job ads thread.

We detached this comment from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27363709.
Men have an average 12600 mm^3 volume brain size. So, hypothetically, that means the average brain is about 17640 Petabytes of just raw organic data.

Something tells me were still a few centuries off from "true AI."
I think they’re saying the build process could be improved if the M1 architecture were open. The build is not optimized for compilation on the M1.
This is valid since Intel's naming scheme is influenced by BMW.
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Because “small government” is code word for “only do what benefits me”. In the same way that “governmental waste” is code word for “spending money on things that doesn’t benefit me but somebody else”.
It’s per account (whatever that means).

Link to FAQ: https://www.amazon.com/Amazon-Sidewalk/b?node=21328123011
The short answer is BBQ is “hobbies gone wild” for me.
My “9-5” is in IT and that’s what pays the bills by BBQ is my passion.

I’ve being doing BBQ professionally for 10+ years. It started out just done some small catering jobs and has grown from there. Through BBQ I’ve been able to do lots of cool stuff that I would have never imagined when I started. I was heavily involved in competition BBQ for several years and through that I’ve worked with several big brands . Currently I’m focused on my food truck and rub and sauce products. I’ve also done several BBQ classes and hope that as we turn the corner on COVID I can start that up again soon.
"RJ-45 ends are not "network seeds" and should not be scattered under floor tiles in an effort to cultivate a server farm."

- https://old.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/2gt7x5/just_sysad...
AskHistorians on reddit has put this very question into their "very frequently asked questions" due to its popularity, and there's a decent number of answers describing why its a myth:

https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/7b8jea/is_it...

https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/2bewpo/what_...
Please don't.

We detached this comment from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27361622.
Please see the rules at the top; also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27360110.

We detached this comment from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27362282.
Oh thank you, I never heard those name before so I had a hard time following this part of the thread.

( do some more search, adding “micro” )

Ok, so it IS a British Broadcasting Corporation spawn.

Ha. Excellent. I had no idea.

Thanks for spelling it out, I was about to reject the idea as funny but unlikely.
UCL-CS had one of these which was deployed in conjunction with the British Library. This is when high pixel count CCDs were super expensive back in the 1980s. Amazing device.
The real problem is that even when it doesn't fit in ram, you still don't need mapreduce.
Online Food Delivery System
The US military is primarily a job creation program and corporate benefit scheme. Only secondarily a military force.
Hoovervilles? We haven't even started the 20's yet and we're repeating the past.
You might be overtraining. When I trained in BJJ and also tried to weight train as well as cardio I felt the difference between drinking or not. But that largely went away when I stopped trying to do so much. Other health markers improved as well (sleep, RHR, etc.)

Just a thought if you're noticing a single drink that much.
You can opt out at any time. June 9th is just when they're turning the network on.
Giving up drinking was one of the defining moments of my life. My job got better, my relationships got better, my mental health got better, and I lived more life. Nothing's perfect, but by far better than when alcohol compounded my existing issues.
I’m just waiting until one of these groups really screws the pooch and gets scooped up and tried for treason and then executed.
It's a personal project, I'm allowed to have some fun with the tagline. For what it's worth, I did not post this on HN, and the original title I used on r/rust was "A kakoune/neovim inspired text editor written in Rust".

And no, it's not a neovim frontend.
In a democracy, the people need to have a say as to how money is spent. The detailed capabilities can be hidden (and will be), but I think it's a good idea to shift to defense, and the shift in focus should be openly debated.

Besides, cyber offense isn't a means of defense, because you'd need to figure out how to retaliate against and tit for tat escalation of attacks would be a disaster.
My 32 core threadripper hangs reliably if I run make -j64 and it starts to page out. Buckling under load isn't a phenomenon reserved for new hardware.
OBS and VLC have made everyones lives better. And they have been doing it for a long time now.

There should be a global fund, funded by tax payers, globally managed, like the UN, that helps developers who develop software that is used in every nook and corner of earth. A strong incentive like that, and we could see a revolution in open source software.
Yes, their business model is charging merchants at credit card rates (~3%), and billing you at debit card rates (~0.1%).
No person is wanting "standard" for date, which are the yyyy/mm/dd. Only dd/mm/yyyy or mm/dd/yyyy. I am agreeing for a setting is better comparing with locale. We are needing a default for a person, though, this is the locale purpose.
> They live in their own space, you don't (often) pipe stuff in or out of it.

...huh? I pipe things into vim absolutely all the time.

I don’t mean to be rude but this is exactly the sort of thing OP meant by “people recommending evil don’t understand why people like vi(m)”.

whatever_command | vim -

and edit the results as needed.
Some past threads:

The Big Alien Theory - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23089274 - May 2020 (11 comments)

The Big Alien Theory - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11358491 - March 2016 (7 comments)

The Big Alien Theory - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11353239 - March 2016 (140 comments)
What is traceability and why does WhatsApp oppose it
How to Use Visual Event Tracking of DTM Web to Report Events to Google Analytics
I believe in efforts like the eradication of Polio.

Yes, for some things I believe it's ethical. If EVERYONE, excluding specifically known to be at risk individuals (already medically compromised in other ways), is forced to receive a specific inoculation as part of an effort to eradicate the disease and make everyone better off as a result, that is fair and should happen.
The Great Unbundling: JAMstack and the Future of the Web
I love all of these, maybe I can include it as some sort of easter egg.
Oh boy I love to read pop psychology on Hacker News. Please continue!
Ask HN: Linux Laptop for Workstation
My work will be giving me a tech bonus to get myself a laptop. I’d prefer something preloaded with Linux of some type, so the system 76 stuff looks good. What else is out there that I should look at? Not a gamer.
> They can get online via any apple device.

Airtags don’t “get online.” Apple devices take note of the Airtag’s identifying characteristics (I don’t know how this is defined) and report back to Apple having been in proximity to them. They are “dumb” with respect to the internet. Just Bluetooth beacons.
Nah, folks would exclude young people. See how ridiculous that sounds?
It always fascinates me when I see Max/Live/etc. mentioned on Hacker News. You wouldn't think the overlap between the user demographic would be very large, y'know?
Your link doesn't contradict anything I said so I'm not sure why you are claiming it's "misinformation".

A 90% reduction of infection means vaccinated individuals still get infected. That's what other countries have seen as seen.[1]

300 unvaccinated COVID-19 cases in current Singapore outbreak vs 78 vaccinated

If vaccinated people still get infected (even asymptomatically or at a lower rate) then they can transmit to the unvaccinated. There is no sterilizing immunity therefore the herd immunity threshold is likely much higher than 75%. Basically if you aren't vaccinated, you aren't protected.

[1]https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/covid-19-vacc...
Should have put a trigger warning
You know for all this talk of tech monopolies in the past few years, it's kind of absurd at this point nothing is being done about it. Trump still feels like the closest we had at legitimate tech inquiries but there was too much hate for him to generate support. I'm incredibly saddened that I don't hear any party vying for it now. Democrats and republicans alike have disfavor of it, so why hasn't it been broken up.
Despite all of the 14nm++++++ ridiculousness, 2020 was Intel's best year ever[1].

I think Intel has a huge challenge ahead but one thing that's helped them is that Skylake was competitive enough to get them through the process node mistakes (at least to this point). Maybe what we've learned is that fewer chip buyers care about performance and power tradeoffs than imagined (or at least, than I thought).

[1] - https://www.statista.com/statistics/263559/intels-net-revenu...
You are absolutely right. Terrorism is not even on the top 100 list for things that could potentially kill you. If you want to be scared about something then be scared about medical malpractice. It is #3 on the list for what is most likely to kill you.
Thank you. Yeah I never really had much to say about intel. They sell processor, sometime, rarely, I buy processor.
I do look up what make sense to buy, or not, at that specific time.

And most of the time I forgot I did it in a matter of weeks.

I’m not sure what it’s in my current machines. It work really well.

On the other side, for some reasons all my work computers have been macs for a solid 10 years now. Basically after the intel shift.

And boy oh boy I had moment of annoyance toward Apple.
minor but, but i'd need an extra house for my collection of computers, servers, & office equipment if I were spending $5k a year on

> Laptop, Desk, etc.: $5k
I don't think the former would be even in the upper-tier of reasons. This company would be a great example of one not considering themselves a likely target though!
It's similar, but it's closer to kakoune or vis in that you get to visually select first, then edit everything at once.

You can do the same things in vim, but there's no visual feedback: you have to undo and change your query. (Or do cgn, then . . . )

Here's a good example from vis: https://asciinema.org/a/41361
> It was hard for me to get past that point.

Why does it bother you that a logician happens to be religious? I myself am a Christian, and some of the most brilliant people I know happen to be religious (Christian, Muslim, Catholic, Jewish, or otherwise).

In fact some of the most brilliant logicians in the history of the world have been religious (from Avicenna, to Anselm, to Gödel, to Kripke).
Mixed with other efforts, E.G. masking and social distancing, create sufficient reduction to make previously stalling campaigns sufficiently effective. Maybe enough to strangle the disease out if those other measures are held long enough.
I don't think you realize how far ahead the M1 actually is... it's about processing power per watt. The desktop you used actually 1) has a fan 2) is probably consuming many more than 15 watts 3) would burn my lap if it was anywhere near it.

The implications are huge. Think about the competitive advantage a data center that operated with no cooling requirements and much lower power requirements would be if it got the same (or better!) performance than an equivalent intel based one.

It's not just faster, its faster than equivalent parts AND way more efficient.
So do they message everyone who posts in English? It is used and understood by a minority of people in the world. Many understand but are not fully comfortable with it, so you are actively discouraging such people from participating. So unless they point everyone who posts in English, this is purely a virtue signaling exercise.
That'd be a maintenance nightmare...
The official logo should be Dill from Rugrats with 3 bugs crawling around him in a circle.
> With Brazil being on the equator and mostly south of it

Brazil is a huge country. The city in question is a long way south of the equator, it's near the tropic of Capricorn.
Many ransomware attacks are private profiteers. Some appear to be private criminals who are tolerated or even encouraged as long as they only attack hostile countries, and this provides deniability. But if retaliation becomes a real threat, the players will just pretend to be someone else, and the state actors will be good at that.
Ah thanks yeah I was researching that. I had absolutely no idea. And I’ve been using those nifty fuckers since a while now.
Ha.
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> who I suspect is partly based on ol’ Curt LeMay

Oh most definitely
Long live Holden, long live the ute!! Thanks for keeping your VZ alive
In Australia, all alcohol (yes, even beer and wine) can only be bought at designated liquor stores. The vast majority of which are only open 10AM~10PM, with a handful in Sydney and Melbourne open after midnight.

Further, public drinking is all but restricted to destitutes outside of NYE and Aus day.

Contrast that with Germany. Every two blocks there's a Späti, many open 20–24h daily, each selling beer, wine, and spirits, at all hours of the day. You'll find hordes drinking in the streets, parks, and riversides anytime weather permits. It isn't unusual to see people sharing a beer on the U-bahn on the way to the work.

One culture demonises (although indulges in) alcohol, the other embraces it.
This reminds me of the advent of television, when vaudevillians such as Milton Berle made the transition to TV. A few became famous; most didn't.
I use the Tree Style Tabs extension [0], which took some getting used to but is miles better for tab navigation.

Vertical tab sidebar means you can see more tabs at a time, the collapsible tree means you can organize them into logical groups, and it's super customizable.

Tab contrast and audio icons are identical to the way they were in FF 88.0 for me.

[0] https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/tree-style-tab/
> Have you actually worked on real world Enterprise systems? It sounds to me as if you haven’t.

boo

I called out one part that I thought would be helpful & you show up & say thinking that means I don't know anything thing. this is ridiculous of you & unkind. it feels maximally ungenerous.

I wasn't making a grand statement about the whole picture. wasn't trying to crack the whole iceberg. I called out one specific part. and you had to come & rain on me for offering my 2c.

I'm tryin my to move towards a moment of finding some technical insight here. something technically nuanced & interesting that we can begin to say. i'm tired of most of the other replies, which cite the real world stakeholders, clients, legacy, politics & other real world clusterfscks but I think our deep technical inferiority & shitty substratums & fabrics speak endless volumes about how badly the techies bungle it up, haven't found truer mechanistically sympathetic systems to work atop. ideas like the ESB died, but as good as they are microservices & grpc aren they aren't as coherent concrete enough a starting spot for enterprise architecture, for how data moves.

data flow is untamed. esb, remember that? when we tried to abstract messaging? and never quite got it? then projects like airflow, or nifi. mq's proliferated. a lot of this stuff isn't enterprise but if the ESB world hadn't fallen over it was on course to be, it was specialized advancements of the bus. the bus of enterprise.

there are so many adequate decent tools. so many. so many good enough platforms that can be well adapted to do the job. but;. think we're missing core pieces of how to draw things together. in ways that only general systems research & augmentronics can start us climbing upwards to.

but each company is kind of welding together the flows, busing the skeleton of systems themselves out of these bones.

and yes they struggle immensely to do that well, to be converted about it, to wayfind their systems forward.
It seems the biggest issue with ropes is search. The rust regex engine (which this editor uses) expects an array. In the worst case scenario you forced to copy the entire document into an array to run search on it. Only to throw that away when you are done. That offsets a lot of performance gains ropes are supposed to provide.

https://github.com/xi-editor/xi-editor/issues/1192#issuecomm...
Is this at least a little outside urban areas?

The same is true in Australia, mainly with kangaroos.
Yep - you are pretty close.

I still have my tech job and don’t plan on going full BBQ anytime soon. I do it enough that it keeps me busy but I can always say no to a catering job or event so it’s still enjoyable and not a chore.

The right opportunity would have to come along for me to jump onto the restaurant world. It’s definitely something I’ve looked into but one thing I have learned is that the BBQ is the easy part of running a BBQ business - it’s everything else that is tricky. Right now I don’t have to worry about employees, rent, etc. so someone with those strengths would have to make a pretty good pitch to get me to open a restaurant.