skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Well I find it immoral to optimize for high quality of life while financially oppressing the majority.
If the US at least enabled high quality of life for the majority, with exceptional QOF for the few, then great, but that's not happening.
So It's not about being excited about something, it's about being anti oligarchy and pro democracy and (true) freedom.
What? Why should we tolerate bad behavior? Only because it’s less bad than Microsoft’s? That is not a very high bar, you know.
Mozilla needs to be run by engineers, and its funding needs to directed into making Firefox better than the competition, otherwise it will die.
Anyone can optimize a database for trivial queries. Would be nice to at least see TPCH results or any other more complex benchmark.
This is extremely bad. I'm doing my part, and will be using FF on all my devices until it stops functioning.

Also, Google should probably be broken up, Android/Chrome should be moved to separate companies
Note to fellow devs: if you are familiar with modern CPU properties, C++ and STL, you most likely won't find anything new there, so save your time.
Yep, but they are still checking if you don't happen by chance to have with you a bomb (or actually even a pair of tiny scissors or a small cutter).

While the bomb might be a chance greater than 0.00001%, the scissors should be far less dangerous.
Why Is It Difficult to Rank
That is why it is best to find an Affordable Search Engine Optimization NW Calgary. It would help your content get higher on search engines and fit in your budget. This way, you can save your money and still get the job done.
It can definitely be expensive, depending on where you live.

For those that have access to affordable therapy, it can really help and ease a lot.

For those that do not have access to that – it’s definitely unfair and yes I guess those people by necessity will need to find other more affordable solutions.

I would definitely not call it entertainment though. Just like seeing a PT isn’t entertainment.
Datafuse team mainly from the ClickHouse community, but more focused on the cloud database.
Datafuse Labs team: https://github.com/orgs/datafuselabs/people
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B95AcbUCm1Y
“If you want a vision of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face - forever.” I always think about this Orwell quote and think it’s up to us to try to fight for what is good, but we were too busy doom-scrolling on Twitter to do anything about it.
As a pedestrian I am terrified by streets with occlusions and random obstructions in the name of traffic calming. There's a road in Oxford with build-out with a tree in the middle of it. You can't see cars coming and they can't see me. Same goes for removing lines from the road. I'd rather cars knew where they stand and focus on what's important like looking out for other road users.

I've always thought it was a perverse conclusion that the way to make someone operate heavy machinery more safely is to increase cognitive load of the people operating them.

Why not have a the straight roads you describe, with rigid automatic enforcement and penalities that take dangerous drivers off the road? And then put in place infrastructure to make sure that not driving a car is a viable option, so that stricter enforcement has public support. I see this option as a self-reinforcing route to reducing car use.
Ah, you were never exposed to RIM's blackberry signing servers... Those were not the days. I'm glad they were slowly snuffed out of existence.
Forgot My MSN Password How to get it back
Grifting how? I havent seen them do much beyond the regular shilling for nordvpn and asking for patreon donations that come as standard for most youtubers who have bills to pay.
MSN Phone Number provides solutions related to your issues. Since it is a very popular service. So if you are facing problems in your account, contact Help Number. The experts are available for 24*7 for your assistance.
> Our current design is capable of just over 1 year of continuous propulsive operation.

> (...) would likely drain a significant amount of life out of the Droid on a single mission

These two sentences are contradictory.

Unless by "continuous propulsive operation" you mean something that is, confusingly, not continuous propulsive operation.
Nicholas Taleb vs. Edward Snowden
That ... is an interesting question that is not really a problem for someone who wants to browse the web without JavaScript. Which is almost the only person whos choice really matters when it comes to user security.

Some sites I've accidentally browsed without NoScript makes me question how people access sites with JS enabled at all. There are some shockers out there.
Mozilla did this all by themselves and turned Google into a competitor since they planned on walking away from their millions in the first place to make money without depending on Google.

Turns out that 14 years later, nothing has changed and the Chrome ecosystem is stronger than ever..
Resident of Tokyo for years here.
The homeless here make some money from picking up trash and selling to the municipalities so noone begs. Also Tokyo is super safe, so they can sleep wherever without worrying. Also you have to count the fact that housing is insanely cheap in places like Tama (although very far from city center)

But lately I have noticed an increase in homeless people, maybe its just Coronavirus? At any rate i wish the city did more. Both for them and for the rest of people. I wish them the best, but let's be honest its not a good sight or smell.
They make it very easy for a page to present information to the user in a way that looks like it's coming from their system rather than something under the page's control?
South Africa’s telecoms industry force ISPs to have at least 30% black ownership
South Africa’s telecoms industry that force Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to have at least 30% black ownership
Buy Now Pay Later is big with millennials in Australia. AfterPay is the market leader. They were just purchased by Square.

See https://www.auspaynet.com.au/insights/blog/BNPL2021
Behind the scenes with message broker Kafka: 10 essential questions, answered
> wmd in Iraq has been confirmed

They never existed and it would frankly be an enormous stretch of the imagination to think intelligence services are so earth-shatteringly incompetent that they would not be aware of this fact.
That's one of the 7 definitions listed on wikipedia.

I think it's more germane to refer to that as weak implicit type casting.
For some specs, yes, for others no. For example, WHATWG does not do the ECMAScript spec (that's https://tc39.es/), or CSS (that is W3C).

There are many other web specs that are still only done at W3C, the only ones to move to WHATWG are the ones listed here: https://spec.whatwg.org/
Well, I guess the Quantum rewrite thing did not really help, at all.
Dupe from 5 days ago, but still a concerning issue:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28015335
That's a very strong frog slowly boiling attitude.

"It's been happening for a long time already, the only difference now is a 0.1 degree increase", says the frog while being boiled alive.
You're supposed to make it up in numbers. The idea that there is a single hero fighting for minutes is the problem.
They are no threat to Apple; Apple's business is selling hardware, with software bundled to it.

This is no more menace to them than ReactOS for Microsoft.
If you would have checked, they've scaled back the party to family and close friends. Before they scaled it back, invitees were asked if they were vaccinated and results of a Covid test.

https://amp.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/aug/04/barack-obama...
I wish brave forked from FF when Brendan Eich resigned, now im "stuck" removing crap once every so often that ff adds and recompiling and I have no interest in chromium.

Oh well, glad for FOSS!
I had exactly the same thought, my wife is doing a Shecodes course and the confirm and alert features are very good simple UI components that require no additional work, it allows beginners to piece together a complete experience without having to build a whole UI stack.

And letting go of beginners... removing them seems like the reverse of what we need to do here. They should be improved to the point that no one needs custom confirm dialogs anymore.

It makes no sense at all that we require so much reinvention of the wheel on the web, even down to these ultra-generic features.
Why Strengthen Digital Infrastructure
My experience (Linux):
Firefox is slower than Chrome, especially on Linux.
Firefox consume less memory? I don't care, it still slower. It takes longer to startup and load the first web page.
Firefox not supports touch scroll out-of-the-box.
A lot of problems with video tearing if you have Intel graphics. It can be solved, but I don't want to spend time changing settings. I want to navigate right now.
Is there a precedence of a virus mutating into a deadlier version instead of a less deadly, more contagious version?
> Is there any evidence

A core part of any domestic intelligence service is having the means to discredit and publically ridicule anyone who has or claims to have such evidence. Asking for it in this context is noble, but should be viewed as fundamentally futile. Either you will not have it, or the people providing it will most likely be crackpots to your perception.
People who use add blockers are a strict subset of the people who are capable of using downloaded, non-default code to browse the web.

It isn't like people will ever lose access to old browsers that work as well as they ever did. This isn't a serious threat.
Source: "trust me bro". By all means don't let me interrupt the circle jerk.
PulseAudio never intended to replace Jack. And in fact, that's one of its biggest failings.

FWIW, I have recently switched from PulseAudio to PipeWire. I remembered how rough the switch from plain ALSA to PulseAudio was, and thus was utterly baffled how smooth the transition to PipeWire is. I just uninstalled PulseAudio, installed PipeWire, rebooted, and everything just worked, down to the Bluetooth headset that I never quite got to work well with PulseAudio.
Not too lost 'cause you can run Linux on M1.
source: "trust me bro".
That's very much a browser interface design problem, not a problem of the feature itself.

Having clear, simple ways to do things like alert(), confirm() and prompt() is incredibly valuable for doing simpler/quicker stuff on the web.
“All Modern Infrastructure”
Nothing is ever new. You can always find some vague prototype of an idea that failed to become ubiquitous ten years ago.

When I read that this shouldn't be surprising, it has an aftertaste of "Dropbox is not interesting/surprising because ftpfs+CVS have existed for well over a decade"
Do you have any idea how much of the web will break if alert(), confirm() and prompt() are removed? Tens of millions of websites, many of which are no longer maintained will stop working. This is the destruction of the web over a UX issue - fix the UX issue, don't break the web!

Those functions should be deprecated and new applications should be discouraged from using them, but they should never be removed.
I had to adapt to it, but I really like it because it is easier to access. And that sums up a lot of Firefox UI changes. TL;DR: People don't like change.
If you can calculate dV requirements between any two given objects you can treat the orbital maneuvers required as a directed graph.

Then you can apply an adapted travelling salesman algorithm or similar graph optimisation algorithms to choose rendezvous sequences for maximum impact.
Chicken and egg issue here: why did shared hosting providers choose MySql? (I guess because of tight integration with PHP, but then same question with PHP.)
For what it's worth, this is as far as I've seen it exactly what happens within every company (and as you say, every hired third party).
> There had been many bad things going on in Tibet, but it does not mean you can just invade the country, destroy all forms of religion, put people in prisons, starve and kill your victims, grab the resources, make the life of Tibetans miserable, and pretend you are the great liberator - only because of superior military power.

Is it just me or the sentence also makes perfect sense if Tibet is replaced by Iraq/Afghanistan/Libya?
> In 2011, the JTRIG conducted a denial-of-service attack (DoS) on the activist network Anonymous.[1] Other JTRIG targets have included the government of Iran and the Taliban in Afghanistan.[2]

what exactly is the problem with this?
Hilarious this is coming from NYT. Who just got caught trying to hide evidence that they have been pushing Chinese propaganda for years lol.
Can anyone confirm if scribens.com works reliably for you on Firefox ? 5/10 the page goes unreponsible and have to nuke it. Dunno
For a more modern option with even more pins, there's SMARC. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smart_Mobility_Architecture

This isn't just a form factor, there's also some standardisation around what's routed where. It still gives you some leeway too.
I couldn't be bothered to learn the new place for URL bar so I just went to options and moved it back to top
FYI: M1 Macs can run Linux.
Facebook already must have dug into the extension because they complained about what it does. This is a strange defence.
It really increased performance. If it had not, I would still be using Chrome or Safari (I swapped away from Firefox for performance reasons).
Not just UI changes. On mobile I lost the ability to block images on metered connections. This was the most important feature for me on mobile :'(
I hate every change like this, and it's the worst thing (imho) about Firefox.

That said, now that I'm used to it, I think that having the address bar at the bottom on mobile is better and I wish they'd had it all along.
Just as silly and blatantly self-serving as the "Wuhan leak" story, but what's good for the goose is good for the gander.
I bet they'll end up using a pure bytecode interpreter for Web Assembly as well, that just runs the operations one by one instead of converting them to machine code. It'd be the same "slower but safer" trade-off that the mode uses for regular Javascript.
Until the manufacturer decides otherwise.
I thought the service was free? I wouldn't wonder if a lot of windows machines started to mine bitcoin.
It also depends on which netcat you use. I usually use ncat (which comes with nmap) with the following invocations, and that never gave me any encoding/EOF/CRLF trouble:

# on sender
ncat --send-only --listen 12345 < file.zip
# then, on receiver
ncat --recv-only 1.2.3.4 12345 > file.zip
This may just be the Guardian's wording of the data source, but it makes it sound more like the real conclusion is "parcels currently being delivered by cargo bikes are better suited to delivery by cargo bike than by van".

The subheading does add the caveat that they were only looking at city centres, but I can't help that think it's a little ungenerous to ignore some of the areas within city centres that vans might potentially still excel (eg: bulky items)
1. Firefox needs to stop with the UI changes.

2. Every time functionality works differently in Firefox, more companies drop Firefox support. At a prior job, we used datalist and FF seemingly implemented it differently than Chrome. At that point, we told the user that FF was no longer supported. If FF wants to win, they need to at least keep pace and not be a burden on developers.
Twitter is useful if one is able to avoid toxic conversations.

My policy is to mute certain words/people which trigger hostile exchange. With this mechanism in place, I have been able to follow a few interesting voices.
6 Tools to Run Kubernetes Locally
*36 known clumps

Individual needles are probably too small for radar to track, but not too small to punch a hole in your vessel.

Fortunately some have re-entered.
In almost 20 years of writing programs I have yet to write a delete function that dynamically call delete based on the object type. Having a delete_supplier() function that assumes Supplier object is a pattern that has direct security issue baked in.

The closest I would ever have gotten to the above scenario would be the time when I wrote an array of function pointers to be called in a parallel process. A bit of rather complex C code, and if I recall a bunch of void pointers.

If you intend to provide examples or bugs being caught with type checking, it would be useful if those examples actually occurred and were caught by the type checking.
It is generous, but you still get above the limit fairly quickly. Difficult metric to begin with and hard to judge how much CPU time anything takes.

I think you need to supply payment information to use it and I believe this is pretty lucrative for Amazon. At this point you already caught half the fish.
You can change it to be the top if you want. URL bar on the bottom is half the reason I use Firefox to begin with. It makes 3000x more sense on today's giant screen phones.
CCP could move a few sweatshop factories from Xinjiang detention centers to Germany so that those anti-vax detainees can properly earn for food and accommodation.
It helps plenty, because it highlights the fact that one party is slandering another. Even though they're both equally bad. You have a finite amount of worrying in you, so shifting your focus to something else helps them get away with more themselves. To my mind this means that when such news comes from a party that is just a pot calling a kettle black, that's quite close to evidence of a guilty conscience.
Watch a Hacker Hijack a Capsule Hotel’s Lights, Fans, and Beds
Yeah, don't delay your dreams until retirement. Your health and energy will be limited.

At the same time, there is no need to spend money in a stupid way right now. Defaulting to a frugal mindset in most domains will buy more free time later.
I know it has a userbase that rounds to 0, but Firefox really should look at some of the more innovative up-and-coming browsers like Brave. There are much worse plans than throwing a whole bunch of technologies at the wall and seeing what sticks.

Copying Chrome is a safe strategy that just doesn't seem to be working.
I would go back to real world meetups. Remember Linux user groups?
I cannot even load my personal homepage from local file for the new tab . Can this stupidity be fixed ? It loads local homepage for the first tab, but doesn't load it for the next ... if that is not stupidity then what is?

I mean really, browser that cannot load homepage is not functioning in my opinion, and nobody cares?

If they can't fix even such a basic thing what else can we expect from those people? What goes in their heads is beyond me.
> jQuery, Prototype, ExtJS/Sencha, Backbone.js and Angular all seemed promising, but none took enough of the pain away.

I feel the same. Coming from MooTools, Prototype, Dojo I have found that modern frameworks like Vue and Svelte make my life so much easier.

The whole JavaScript ecosystem with Node.js and npm has helped such ideas/implementations/frameworks bloom and I'm grateful for that.
Reminder that the CCP is a communist dictatorship.
Wow, that is interesting. You can almost tell if he gets up between each Tweet and walks around to filter out his thoughts in order to push it into one single new tweet. There might come a new Tweet or not, each one expands the thought of the chain, but the chain by itself wouldn't be broken if he'd just had stopped tweeting at any point.

A very attractive "blogging model".

Up to this point the 1/4, 2/4, ... tweets were what defined my aversion to these chains.

It's like when you remember one thing after the fact and get annoyed that it's too late, but in his case it's never too late.
Qin Dynasty
Change your thinking and you will be able to enjoy it again.
Unlike dogs, cats domesticate themselves. It is a win-win.
"Contemporary COBOL". At least they didn't say modern COBOL, or it will be an oxymoron.
One of my friends opined that if most people (limited to people on this forum, let's say) rationally priced in their future earnings, they'd be in debt more often, for longer and earlier in their life. The naive algorithm of "save as much as possible" might land high-earners with a huge nest egg they end up carrying to their grave. I think I agree with that.
My life is already wasted. I've seen too much and I know too much to ever be completely happy. The best I can do is try to leave behind some kind of positive legacy. Maybe with 20 more years I will achieve something.
Of course, it is the sole purpose of Apple existence.

How do you people even come to these conclusions?
How is infinite scroll an antipattern?

It‘s simply like having an automatic transmission in an ICE car.

The motor type is an implementation detail the user does not want to care about.

I want to press the pedal and the car accelerates. What happens in the background does not concern me.

Same for websites.

If I see a list that is larger than the height of my screen, I want to be able to keep scrolling until I decide to stop.

I do not care that the creators of the website have structured their database so that the current DB would return 573738 entries.

I also do not care that the way the developers decided to present the application to me (via a browser) means that every row entry is a HTML element and showing 573738 HTML nodes at once would slow down the browser.

I just want to keep scrolling (and will stop after a few hundred rows anyways).

Having these kind of ivory tower fringe opinions like „infinite scroll bad“ is gate-keeping by middle-aged backend devs that panic at the speed and impact of the frontend world, plain and simple.
It's just selection bias. If those threads weren't great they wouldn't be linked. A better test would be to use wayback machine to look at a random date's front page and its threads.
Show HN: Made an internal communication app with just SWIFTUI
> All that data is clearly valuable: Grab has also announced record profits.

What do they say about correlation and causation?
Since they positioned themselves against free speech and advocate certain ideologies, they have lost me forever. Good riddance.

I never worried about the performance of Firefox. It was good enough, and I miss some features like tags for bookmarks. But a betrayal of their original mission is unforgivable. Yes, other browsers belong to evil corporations, but at least they never claimed to be good to begin with.
> Sorry but humans work better when they work together - from hunting Mammoths to building skyscrapers. So the answer is to find better ways to work together. I see that outcome as society and the process as politics.

None of that requires politics, it requires a free market. Things do not get done forcibly, but voluntarily. Trying to get things done forcibly is immoral as well as inefficient, but it's an oh-so-sweet temptation for the profiteers of the arrangement.

Getting rid of politics will not get us back to a simpler time, it will bring us forward into a time where we can concentrate our energies on our own lives and endeavours of making the world a better place bit-by-bit instead of permanently having to fight off the incessant hectoring of wannabe know-betters, do-gooders and world-savers with grand schemes and utopian visions who think that everyone should do everything the way they think is best, "for their own good".
Hahaha you’re so right, I’d never have mentioned Darwen before I saw that show!