skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ask English-speaking people, or indeed even people living in the UK, which years describe the Victorian era, and I'd expect it'd make clear that the term is wildly ambiguous as a way of describing a period of time. For most it describes clothes and architecture, a certain morality and works of fiction, not a range of years.

And in that sense it's wildly misleading to apply it outside of the UK.
Idk... if it's all tabs

v for visual mode, select text

:%s/\t/ /g

boom selected text to PEP8 standard from tabs

same if it's spaced otherwise evenly (Interpreter will give you a hard time if it isn't and won't execute the script, so what even is it if not that). your tabstop settings set to this should be fine for the << >> method. It's really not that hard?
Why Should You Choose Woo Commerce for Ecommerce Development
Is it fair to say that Safari is Apple Maps Bad?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVq1wgIN62E&ab_channel=Dames...
Yes. One unit for PR and the other for genocide.
That’s part of why I’m only interested in starting at plate tectonics — solving the Goldilocks problem is not that interesting to me, and would require serious effort.

But given the right base parameters, I don’t think post-tectonics have the same problem — it’s harder to generate an invalid earth, where earth’s placement in the solar system/universe is hard coded.
There's no need for that, they can simply ask after they complete the task.
Google's opinions are just as simple: if the web loses even partly to apps, their cash cow becomes unneeded (80% of Google's revenue is online advertising).
Good. Nobody I know plans to buy EV any time in the foreseeable future. Waste of money.
Recently at the same time, gov also enforces every employee must take at least 5 leave days in a year. What's happened in smaller companies is that they removed holidays at summer (exact: Obon) and at the end of year, and enforces employee to take leave days at the removed holidays exactly. Awful.
The Tesla Supercharger network is part of the calculation on buying a Tesla vs any other electric car, and was, and is, a huge investment by Tesla. As to bankruptcy, ask the shorts how Tesla is doing.
Are you sure? My understanding was that perturbations resulting from subatomic crevasses in multi-dimensional lattices would render the impedance greater than the Yui-Schwarz limit.
Of course they exist, see eg CHERI: https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/research/security/ctsrd/cheri/
It is quite a coincidence that I received the beta test invitation of Safari email right when I see this thread. I stopped using safari when the new kernel of Firefox is released in stable version. (And surprisingly found out Safari is the slowest browser to open iCloud on a MacBook).
I work a lot with SVGs and from my perspective it looks like Apple just doesn't care. I have even given up sending bug reports to them, because they never get fixed.
> Linux kernel rather actively embraces experimental code written in Rust

False. Which broken telephone did this come from? The Linux kernel has 0% Rust code in it and has no plans to change that.
A lot of Apple talent came from the PA Semi acquisition.
Well SHA-3 is a hash function, and indeed somewhat slow in software. But the team have since enormously expanded the primitives based on the same core design, with much better performance: https://keccak.team/sw_performance.html

You can also look at things like the Strobe framework, which builds essentially all of its symmetric crypto out of the SHA-3 core permutation: https://strobe.sourceforge.io/
A Japaneses salaryman has about the highest job security ever. Japan has not produced above 2 children per woman since the early 1970's[0].

I don't disagree with you that we need rent and housing to come down, but people who live in section 8 housing in the US are not known for having few children and if you raise the minimum wage too much, you are going to increase the number of people who are unemployed.

[0]: https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SP.DYN.TFRT.IN?location...
Element raises $30M to boost Matrix
In a sandbox, and gradually stripping it of its privacy-invading features, while alerting users of the amount of tracking information it collects.
All websites(with the exception of HN maybe?). Installation doesn't strictly mean putting the website on your home-screen. Whenever you encounter a new website you are required to go through installation process, you can't simply click a link and consume the content anymore.

For most websites you need to read and accept the tracking terms and if you are not happy with the default options you need to do custom installation.

For the majority of the websites, the next step is to decide if you like to sign up for e-mail marketing or create an account. Many will then ask you to follow them on their social media. On desktop, they will ask you to receive notifications too.

After 2 to 5 clicks you have your website installed and can start looking for the content in between the ads. They don't have much monetisation opportunities so you will get all the ads at once.

The installation is also not very persistent, if you are not using the website daily you will go through the same the next time.
Operations officer needed at maurice xandra solutions limited
>Honestly I find this use of Google maps to find military sites or concentration camps questionable.

True, completely uncensored high definition optical satellite pictures should be available and free to everyone.

BTW: Most of the pictures are from https://www.planet.com/
I don't agree. Microsoft seriously tried with Edge, but the pace of change set by Chrome was too much for them. The only group even close to keeping pace with Google is Mozilla—and their market share numbers are starting to look concerning. Given the current trajectory, we can't place long term hopes in Mozilla.

If neither Microsoft nor Apple can keep up, and the Hacker News crowd thinks that's okay, we might as well give up on the notion of an open web and rename it the Chrome Platform.
Public.com - it’s fun.
> Flynn is a criminal and a traitor.

Sure, he committed a felony because he made a false statement to the FBI - the charge was for a 1 count of felony. But a traitor ? Some evidence would be appreciated.

Tucker's unmasking is exactly the kind of thing that would be causing waves of journalistic indignation if this was the Trump administration. But hey its fine since he is dirty right-wing. Do note that his surveillance was initially denied earlier.
Ask HN: Why are username and password fields limited to certain characters?
This could be a noob question as I am not a web developer, but why limit the username and password fields to certain characters?
One side of the factory is for the Model Y. The other larger side is for the Cybertruck. That is a huge space.

Semi might be in Austin but likely not in the current building.
yeah you’re right, I know the true answer can only really come from within, though anonymous internet advice never hurt… maybe
Hahaha welcome to inflation
I really like current safari UI but as a user I have to use other browsers because safari has issues with both popular sites or services and internal work sites at times.

Public example: Context menu - copy message link to clipboard - on discord doesn’t work in safari.

I created a bug for their bugzilla, turned out that bug is fixed some time ago. BUT NOONE CAN TELL ME WHEN ILL SEE IT FIXED on my device.

If I open 15-20 Freshdesk tickets in a row each in new tab, safari slows down as hell.

If I use the same page on Confluence for 30 minutes editing it without refreshing, at some point safari will start saying that THIS PAGE eats too much power it might need refreshing.

I as a user do not care.

Ah one more, safari 14 after initial release had a bug with scrolling on Mac and it took them 7 months to push this fix from nightly version to stable. SEVEN.
Glenn Greenwald and others move there because they got censored elsewhere. Glenn in his own founded news site, the intercept, because he dared talk about something that could affect Biden's chance of winning.

https://greenwald.substack.com/p/my-resignation-from-the-int...

If you don't address that then you're missing the mark.

Btw, we are already seeing attacks and attempts to control substack. Can't have a medium becoming popular with wrongthink now, can we?
Brendan Eich doesn't understand equality.
I agree, however I think this whole discourse is mostly about being able to choose whether you work from home or go to the office. E.g. for software people it would be totally feasible to come into office on Monday, have all the meetings and do remote work for the rest of the week.
I can't see the news as positive.

By opening their factories to external designs they admit they can no longer survive on their own chips manufacturing. It is a new branch of business, but it is a lower margin one, comparing to vertically integrated manufacturing. There's a reason the world has more fabless silicon giants than fabs.

By renaming their technologies they show that the conclusion is that the issue is marketing. Maybe there's an issue with Intel's marketing, but the bigger one is Intel for a while now is not a technology leader. No amount of marketing will compensate that. The slide showing undisputed tech leadership by 2025 is just silly.
I do not think so. dvgrab is made to capture videos and audios from tapes in MiniDV format
Safari can't even implement a key value store (indexedDB) correctly...

We had whole versions where it was basically stuffed, and even in the recent versions, I'm getting random errors where it just refuses to write to disk.

If they don't want to implement PWA, fine, their walled garden and wall that, claim it's for privacy etc etc. just don't half ass all the APIs around it then! Leave them out!
Any more input here would be appreciated. Have you dated in both places?
Can we achieve prosperity without economic growth?

Because at a point, we sure can't have prosperity with continuous population growth.
Apollo struck me as the better of the two similar things posted today, mostly because this APSE thing purports security while operating on somehow securely storing screenshots taken of your desktop while you're working on it (Yeah haha what about all my chat apps)
I mean yeah, if you use 2FA and both phone and computer are just one factor on their own, then a compromised phone does not matter. So my question is, how about the mentioned scenario - to me it seems that just compromising the phone would compromise the whole, but maybe I misunderstood.
But there is no evidence in the article, only speculation and poorly done Bayesian statistics.
That would mean they would have to know the exact body mass of the 100 victims prior to their death and weighed each recovered piece of flesh. That's morbid and really just overthinking it.
Ping-pong is great if you have someone to get a game going with. It’s also great as a refreshment break mid-day too because you stay highly-focused.

Making music, and physical activity that’s intense enough to crowd out thought. Or ride a bicycle, you can’t stay in your mind too much when you’re watching traffic and uneven pavement. But running, harder biking, hiking up hills, lifting weights not only shift your mind to activity alone, they’re also good for your physical health.
I find Snowden's take on software engineering to be poorly reasoned and internally inconsistent.

The most important fact related to his argument is one he doesn't even bother mentioning, namely that Android is mostly written in a memory safe language (Java). The thing he's asking for already exists and is deployed on most smartphones worldwide, yet all he has to say on the topic is this:

"While iPhones are more private by default and, occasionally, better-engineered from a security perspective than Google’s Android"

You cannot claim to be a spokesman for freedom, then demand memory-safe languages be used everywhere, and then praise the one system controlled exclusively by a single American firm that's written almost entirely in (Objective) C, a memory unsafe language.

That sentence is the only mention of Android in the entire article, the word "Java" doesn't appear anywhere and he seems to think that Rust is the only memory safe language in existence. Why should I care about this guy's opinions? Java has been drastically more successful than Rust when it comes to making software memory safe. Nobody is gonna choose to write the next AirBNB in Rust other than for fashion reasons, because it'd simply be too unproductive. Developers already complain about Swift and its horrible compile times, Rust would be even worse.

If Snowden really cares about this topic, he should brush up his Java skills, download some OpenJDK early access builds and start experimenting with writing video codecs and 3D engines using the new vectorization, memory span and value types features. Java is getting the capabilities to do even higher performance work traditionally dominated by C++, but in ways that preserve memory safety. The engineering is very difficult and it's unclear if Google will ever adopt it into ART, but it's there for them if they want it.
God bless KeePass. Never have to deal with these. I just double click and ctrl+v whenever I need to use a pass. Takes extra 3 seconds but I feel like I am not giving anything to the browsers to save.
https://open.spotify.com/track/53hQF6fLq9SSYtGxxvTUXK?si=6ff...
Nice sentiment but it will happen anyway. Its good.for them not wanting to make this a cornerstone of profitability as it is for traditional manufactures but its still gone make a fair amount of money.
If your building or structure is a public hazard, under existing legislation the government (at least in the UK) has the right to remove the hazard, up to and including demolishing your building, if you don't make it safe sufficiently fast.

I'm not a lawyer, but I don't see any language in the law that would exclude unsafe automated systems which are part of a building or structure.
"Why KeyKOS is fascinating" - https://github.com/void4/notes/issues/41
No single organisation has done more to advance the mobile web than Apple. Can you think of any?

The first iPhone and “desktop class” Mobile Safari was a watershed moment and everybody started using WebKit for their mobile browsers after that point, including non-Apple devices.

Look at what the mobile web was like before the release of the iPhone. Then take a look at what it was like the year after, when people had started making their websites “iPhone compatible”.
We use Intercom chat which is connected to our internal Slack at Bugasura.io (we are building the modern bug tracker)

It is quite difficult to get to talk to the users unless they have technical query.

Some things that work for us

1. Having the chat helped moved people further up the funnel
2. The chat offers to help at different points in the product (you can setup rules in intercom to bring up the chatt)
3. We also talk to paid users via email proactively (not many at this time) and funnel their input to the sprint
In finance referred to as TWAP

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time-weighted_average_price
Why Atlassian Products Suck?
For they are dog fooding.
That sounds great. And you get results.

I bet knitting would fall in the same category. Rare is the guy who takes it up, but none are disrespected. My mom and ex knitted a lot, and we all got something out of it.
And possibly blowing the cars’ mileage and emissions limits which were defined by regulation and would make the car illegal to drive if measured…
Without context, sellling a 1/4 million books to a population of some 62 million is not impressive. I couldn't find out how many books were sold in the late 20s in Germany, but it is hardly a bestseller if less than 1/2 of a percent have read the book.

Anyway my argument was sorta the opposite: the book did manifestly not sell well enough that it became how most people got converted to Nazism, and if more people had read the book they might have realized that Hitler was doing exactly what he wrote in his book and stopped him at an earlier point.
Build a reputation network.
One need that comes up, over and over again, is the need for community and family support:

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/moral-landscapes/201...

Therefore some of the things that we've done in an effort to make the economy more innovative has probably made it more difficult for anyone to have children. In particular, allowing the better paying jobs to concentrate into a few dozen cities means that many people now face the painful choice, either they stay in their home region, where they would have support raising a family, or they move to one of those cities, where they can have a good paying career, but where they will lack support.

Outside of a few dozen affluent cities wages have been falling to such an extent that low paying jobs have had less and less attraction for poorer women. Women's participation in the labor force hit its peak in the late 1990s and has been in decline since 2000. Many families are simply working less and therefore contracting their standard of living. (Obviously, we need less money if we are willing to live with less. In particular, we've seen the re-emergence of multi-generational households, something that had largely disappeared during the affluent years of the early and mid 20th Century).

There have been many cultural changes that make it impossible for us to ever get back to anything like Baby Boom levels of children. For instance, the impact of high levels of divorce:

https://www.workingmother.com/single-moms-you-need-support-s...

There was also the backlash against government services, in all of the Western democracies after 1980 (give or take a few years depending on the country) which taught a whole generation of parents that a given program, offering crucial support, might suddenly be withdrawn, and that generation of parents taught their children to be wary of depending too much on any source of support which might suddenly disappear.

But it's worth considering, the world is over-populated, so in many ways it is terrific that people are having less children. Less children means that 100 years from now there will be less strain on the environment. We simply need to be willing to adjust to slower economic growth.
Great news. we already have 7 billion+ ppl on the planet. Can we let other species breath for a few seconds. Screw the 'economic driver' and scaremongering.
I'm not sure a lot of people can place the Victorian era very precisely either.
Not sure why you’re being downvoted, this is a very valid point for most people by definition.
This is a totally subjective question. But I'll give my biased opinion to some things you've written:

> Although I am a techie, I’ve grown away from associating with tech. It’s my 9-5, but afterwards I want to talk about anything else. I do read HN religiously though :)

In my totally honest opinion, if you are shying away from the tech identity, then SF might be a bad choice. The city culture is, these days, totally defined by the tech world. Many people you'll meet there in your age/socioeconomic group will be in tech and more than likely they live and breathe tech.

> Can I find friends here? Make a relationship? Will the insane beauty of twin peaks wear off?

Yes, yes, and yes. I've moved cities a few times, each time stary-eyed and optimistic. The novelties wear off quickly, and when your experience is different than how you imagined life to be shock can even settle in. You'll stop noticing the natural beauty and start resenting things like those "15 dollar sushi rolls", and then the city just becomes like anywhere else. You'll meet friends, develop relationships, settle in and maybe in a few years you'll be asking the same question about Portland or Austin or Istanbul... or maybe you'll settle down and live the rest of your days in Noe valley ;).

Life is uncertain. Have fun.
> JavaScript compiled through WebAssembly.

Finally it's fun.
Nike was never American to begin with.
Just an FYI to everyone that Ampache 5 is around the corner with:
* A new API revision (and multiple incoming clients)
* Subsonic support has been improved immensely (we are the official demo server for Ultrasonic)
* Load times have been significantly cut for the web interface due to database and code updates
* docker images are updated regularly now and provide a lot of options including compose files.

(Just some things I've noted from the comments.)
For those really motivated to avoid google and improve search results, there is also DEVONagent Pro. (Mac only) https://www.devontechnologies.com/apps/devonagent
It is desktop & macOS only, but does filter out quite some noise.
They are ok for what they intend to solve. They suck the fun out of development though and I don't want to work at companies that employ it anymore.
Would you consider assembly to be unsafe? High-level software written with low-level languages like this includes:

- Decoders and encoders for video, images, and audio
- graphics libraries
- Many parts of fast cryptographic libraries

This is typically for performance-related reasons.
Immigration was also halted.
A number of people in the linked thread point out that Sardinia has a very low crime rate. However, the relevant metric is crime rate decades ago -- Yvonne Calment is imputed to have committed this fraud starting in 1934.

70 years ago, Sardinia had a reputation for banditry, sheep rustling (which turned to kidnapping), vendettas, and resistance to the State. The island does fit the pattern, despite having mellowed out to an extremely low crime rate today.
Hmm. Still doesn't work in Firefox. But I have FF 84.0.2 because I don't want to loose ftp support.

With Safari, there isn't a problem.
You can get by in Japan as a foreigner no problem without ever having to hand write a resume, you just have to seek out the right companies.

I imagine it's a lot harder to avoid as a Japanese citizen.
Well, we’re getting there: EU GDPR regulation. But given the inter-jurisdictional nature of the internet, I’m happy to use a device that makes it hard to syphon my personal data and dump it beyond reach
You're assuming that people care about the output of 20 writers though. Probably they don't.

You need dozens or hundreds of substitutable writers under a single roof if you're reporting factual updates about a concrete situation as quickly as possible. Natural disasters, elections, sports, law changes, etc. Substack is for analysis and commentary. Traditional newspapers also bundle a handful of "superstar" writers along with their news, but many of those writers aren't very good and especially in the past 8 years many of the better ones have been purged because the best analysis requires free thinking, but free thinking is incompatible with a hard left takeover of an institution. It's no coincidence that Substack's top earning writers like Greenwald, Taibbi, Scott Alexander have all been purged from other media outlets for their un-woke writing: there is demand for such analysis but newspapers are trying to extinguish it. In Taibbi's case he was pushed out of the media outlet he himself founded! Substack is now monetizing this demand, apparently, very successfully (the deals they cut with those writers have supposedly all been very profitable for Substack).
If login credentials are leaked on a site, it does not necessarily mean that an attacker has accessed the database. He could have just exploited an XSS or other client-side vulnerability and obtained login credentials from users who only followed the advice that they should use a password manager. So please, if recommending password managers, supply that users turn off autofill or be set to fill only upon user request by clicking in password manager's UI.