skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Hmm, I'm not sure how we'd go about allowing that at the moment without having to integrate each solution ourselves.

How about the sync generating a file where you want it to, and you can sync that file using your current cloud storage solution? Would that work for you?
Lemonadejs is a super lightweight vanilla javascript micro-library (4Kb). No dependencies, just Vanilla JS.
Range anxiety goes away over time, for sure. I used to have an i3 with a hair over 100 miles of range and got used to low percentages even on that small battery, and now don't even blink when my Tesla is <10%.
Saigon had tons of very desperate people hoping to be airlifted and didn't get the chance, I don't know what Kool-aid you are drinking.
So I’m confused, are you saying that a secret overnight withdrawal of Bagram, this new Saigon situation and imagery, people clinging to transport planes, in the US leaving 10,000 to 20,000 American citizens in a now hostile country happened under Trump?

It basically doesn’t matter what the plan was. Good or bad, it wasn’t executed by the new guy. Instead, seemingly no plan was used and here we are. 20 years and trillions of dollars, effectively wiped out in one month.

Not even getting into the arms an ordinance, Humvees and MRAPs, helicopters and drones we left that are now Taliban owned. It’s not all bad, I’m sure we left a stack of 4473 forms so there would be background checks for the hundred thousand or more actual assault rifles we just handed out.

Biden literally celebrated this was his plan and it our trained allies had everything under control: https://twitter.com/ggreenwald/status/1427261422208233478
I don't see chromecast or apple tv called out as a capability, and I'm not installing it to find out. I also don't really see the LAN access reasons there either.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tiktok/id835599320

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ss.android...

Based on the things they do call out as permissions this app is scary.
Yep, carbonic acid.

If it tastes great, there's usually a catch somewhere!
Yeah, although I can't think of an immediate use-case considering Tiktok doesn't support streaming to Chromecast or Apple TV.
>but it didn't prevent it.

It's a bit much to expect an 800+ year old document to prevent future problems. It has taken centuries of accretion to get to where we are.

"there are significant portions of the world..."

That's a comparison in one-dimension. Where are they in other areas? What will be the result when they have greater pressures for development (compare Venezuela).
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I'm under the impression that this administration was largely just following through the plan that the previous administration set in motion. The Biden admin is flushing when they should have plunged.
I left one window open, but what is to guarantee a burgler would use that window??
From TFA:

In October 2020, a user posted a quote which was incorrectly attributed to Joseph Goebbels, the Reich Minister of Propaganda in Nazi Germany. [...] In its response to the Board, Facebook confirmed that Joseph Goebbels is on the company’s list of dangerous individuals. Facebook claimed that posts which share a quote attributed to a dangerous individual are treated as expressing support for them, unless the user provides additional context to make their intent explicit. Facebook removed the post because the user did not make clear that they shared the quote to condemn Joseph Goebbels, to counter extremism or hate speech, or for academic or news purposes.
Why does TikTok 'need' access to devices on your local network?

The intention from YouTube is obvious as they use it for Chromecast, but why does TikTok need this particular access? Have they disclosed this usage somewhere?

On top of that and continuing from [0], it seems that it is collecting even more things that you may not even know about [0]. Far worse than the other apps out there.

The purpose? The recommendation algorithm, of course. Otherwise, how else is it supposed to work?

To Downvoters: Lots of commenters here saying that TikTok does not support AirPlay or Chromecast. Since that can be ruled out, what is the intention of this permission and is it disclosed anywhere on why do they need such access?

I'm also assuming that you know why TikTok needs access to devices on your local network? Maybe you can elaborate on this?

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28137000
I'm referring more to prejudices rather than preferences.
They're not stupid. It's part of a sophisticated long-term strategy. They deliberately make things complicated to maintain so that you give up and use their services. This strategy is working. Many small and mid-sized businesses today gave up on email maintenance altogether and outsourced it to either Google or Microsoft. Many individuals end up using Gmail, because it seems more "reliable" now that so many other people are on Gmail.
Didn't think of that, you're 100% right
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I agree the end result could very well be better. But, I’d also say it could very well be worse. As a result, it’s risky, and therefore ambitious rather than a humble thing to do.
If I were financially capable of doing so, watching the rising tide of idiocy and illiberalism in America, I'd renounce my citizenship too. Not sure why Axios so unquestionably assumes the only reason is taxes imposed by the Biden Administration rather than a feeling of "why am I supporting this garbage society from the other side of the world?"

It's been going downhill since The Tea Party.
My main difficulty with a direct democracy is that it's a _job_ to be properly informed about topics. How can every person be informed enough on every vote-able decision that might affect them, while also trying to work a normal job required to provide for their families to pay rent and live life? California propositions feel like something close to direct democracy, and as an example there was one about Kidney Dialysis Centers [0]. I'm not too affected by it, other than potential future worries, but I wasn't sure what the 'right' choice was after a few days of investigating.

I know which way I _feel_ is the right choice, but the impacts are hard to judge, especially when there's campaign finance involved and there's obviously one side that has more monetary impact than the other. Should I have taken _no_ stance and not voted on that particular issue? Should I have spent time searching out and talking to people who are actually affected on both sides of the issue ?

Overall, it feels reasonable to me to say 'I trust this person's general judgement and I'll delegate my vote on wider issues to them and as a society we can make it so that their job is to be properly informed* on the issues required'. Admittedly the same issues pop up in terms of monetary influence and proper representation being a tricky thing. I guess political science just seems like a difficult problem to solve, if there even is such a thing as a solution.

[0] https://ballotpedia.org/California_Proposition_23,_Dialysis_...)

*properly informed being admittedly an entirely subjective quality
Potentially very useful but $15 per month is a lot to ask. A full Office 365 subscription with apps is less than this :(
The Many Dangers of Being an Afghan Woman in Uniform (2018)
How do you know which traffic is "the other traffic"? So basically - there's no top limit.
We make decisions based on imperfect information and conflicting values every day. We generally can’t wait until we have sufficient information to proceed.
Does it support karnatic music notations "Sa, Ri, Ga, Ma, Pa, Da, Ni"?

Usually written as S,R,G,M,P,D. Makes it easy for Karnatic/Tamil musicians.
Why too obvious? 99% of people don't pay attention to this stuff. Look at what Facebook has been doing to users for years and years before being caught and blaming it on a bug or becoming way to familiar to Britney's lyrics in "Oops, I did it again."
How about just using C?

https://youtube.com/watch?v=tCRPUv8V22o

Maybe /s, maybe not…
It is fascinating how one sentence fragment about "the ego of the nerd" has been so triggering for so many. There are at least a couple-dozen replies here insisting that they take the opposite view, yet proceeding to describe pretty much the exact same view.

I think you've hurt some egos!
Zx seems[1] to take advantage of the way template literals work in JS to do proper shell escaping of the parameters to prevent command injection. Is that handled by the Ruby and Perl backtick syntax as well?

[1] https://github.com/google/zx/blob/3.0.0/test.mjs#L30-L33
They didn't cling to the outside of airplanes.
You can try https://quii.gitbook.io/learn-go-with-tests/
I would say that it's more that Bash is good at something and JavaScript is good at other things and just because they are technically scripting languages doesn't mean that they are naturally a good fit in each other's domains. The README's comment tends to point towards an idea that all languages that can write scripts are equally interchangeable and of all choices JavaScript is the perfect choice. To people that are working on a variety of scripts in numerous languages who all have individual advantages and disadvantages, it comes off as nonsense.
I think you’re reaching too far or ignoring the post you’re responding to. When people have a burning issue they mainly just check if something solves the problem.
I largely agree with this. Also worth noting that Slack includes a relatively generous free tier so that people can form habits around it without needing to overcome the payment barrier. Once those habits are formed, the improved paid experience feels much easier to justify.
Just wanted to chime in as an early satisfied Awesomic user. I always have half a dozen side projects going (as you can see via my "Show HN" history) and always have a little bit of design needs that I can't do via Bootstrap. I've been burned by upwork/fiverr in the past who charge $100/hr with no upper bound on the amount of time it will take to iterate on a design that will work. I've often just scrapped the design work entirely because it was too hard to get to the right end result.

The platform basically guarantees that I'll see some progress once per day (the predictability is nice), and I don't have to worry about using up my 1 revision, or whatever I'd agreed to. If I choose to spend the entire month on a single project to get it right, then great, I don't have to do a calculation every time.

Congrats on getting into YC!
Pricing and placement are distribution, not marketing. Distribution strategies matters for marketing, but distribution isn't marketing. Marketing requires all of the 4 p's, if you lack the last one it isn't marketing. Marketing might give feedback on the other 3 p's, but they don't control them.

Example of product launch without marketing: A product manager have an idea of a product that doesn't exist yet. Engineering developers the product. The manager decides the price based on what they need to deliver the product and tacks on some extra. They determine to distribute via the Android and Apple app stores, so launches the products there.

Marketing is what happens after all of those decisions has been made. Marketing might have feedback that they should also release a web version, or that they might be able to increase the price, but that isn't the main function of marketing.
When I think modern American cars I think either trucks like a Ford F-150 / Dodge Ram, or a gas-guzzling gigantic SUV like a GMC Yukon.
The Austronesians that spread out of Taiwan did also circle back westwards, reaching as far as Madagascar. The Sentinelese, however, are unlikely to be related to the Austronesian expansion. We have no genetic samples from the Sentinelese so we can't be sure, but are most likely closely related to the other Andamanese groups, like the Onge. The Andamanese are the remnants of a much older expansion, perhaps 50K years prior, compared to the 5K of the Austronesians. The Andamanese are distant relations of the AASI ancestors of modern South Asians, and more distantly of the Australian Aborigines.

Contrast with the Nicobarese, who are an austroasiatic people, related to the Munda and Khasi of the mainland. The austroasiatic family is potentially a distant relation of the Austronesian family, so there that.
Putting a four cylinder in a Mustang is sacrilege. High performance electric would be cool.
We have been getting slightly more constructive comments since changing the title, so thanks :D
Because people have feelings. Because rationality is poorly defined. For example some times it may be rational to agree with something that is factually wrong if it is popular or serves one's self interest.
Honestly every industry and even every company in every industry has unique lingo and idioms. It's a large part of your first year at a new company: mapping and digesting the differences in language.

Most companies I've worked for had elaborate glossaries for their lingo. Usually dozens to hundreds of pages long.
Where ECS gets muddy for me is when you have systems working on entities with multiple types of components at once.

* physics - position component + physics component

* rendering - position component + animation component

* etc..

How do we now store these components? How do we create / access aggregates efficiently?

If we have two arrays then there is lots of hopping around:

PositionComponent[]
PhysicsComponent[]

Maybe we need some kind of grouping class?

struct EntityData {
PositionComponent position; // Null if not a position entity
PhysicsComponent physics; // Null if not a physics entity
}

Interfaces have their issues too, but at least it's fairly clear what to do:

class BouncyBall : IHasPosition, IHasPhysics {
IPosition getPosition() {
// ...
}

IPhysics getPhysics() {
// ...
}
}

Anyone solved this before?
Email is free if you already have a domain name and a public IP.
Oof, GM sucks and Ford isn't really even American. Talk about a one two punch. Not that I disagree with the main point, but jeez leave us with something wouldya?
Not chromecast.

My charitable guess is they're adding support for chromecasting behind feature flags/AB testing, but don't yet have it correctly enabled/disabled. There was a lot of uproar over instagram immediately using the microphone/camera constantly, when they actually just always had the API initialized to make swiping to the camera snappier.
Show me one example which has worked with that formula and has generated significant amount of revenue?
Biden has been president for 7 months now. His administration has had ample to time to review plans and make change. He absolutely owns this.
Can't we use .test and .example as well? They are reserved for testing locally, and although it sounds weird, ie nas.test, it will work.

* [rfc6761](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6761)
A description of what the code does:

First, the line

webbrowser.open("https://xkcd.com/353/")

is obvious, it opens a browser pointing to the relevant XKCD comic, containing a joke which inspired this code.

Then, a geohash function is declared which takes the user's current latitude/longitude, and the current date-time, and returns a target latitude/longitude. According to a previous comic (https://xkcd.com/426/) this corresponds to the game of 'geohashing' where players are supposed to physically travel to arbitrary locations and prove it.
Straight to the IOT isolation network
But the parent is saying that marketing does impact their choices, just not in the way that the marketer expects. If I see a bunch of ads for something that usually tells me that a market exists for a solution to some problem. If I happen also have that problem then success! I'm now potentially in the market for your products. But the fact that you advertise a lot biases me against your product specifically.
You no more need Bluetooth permissions to use AirPlay than you do to for AirPods because the OS is deciding the output device per the users instructions[1].

Also: TikTok doesn’t support AirPlay or Chromecast.

[1] Per the user’s instructions on a good day at least.
> Are you referring to another company copying our features?

Yes, Apple. All/many of your great features can (and perhaps will) find their way into Safari. Any thoughts on this? Not being pessimistic or confrontational; I'm genuinely curious. Apple has been "sherlocking" for decades, and your browser IMO is a classic target.

More on "sherlocking":

- https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/06/08/apple-strikes-aga...

- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sherlock_(software)#Sherlocked...

- https://www.howtogeek.com/297651/what-does-it-mean-when-a-co...
Hopefully ARC solves this:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Authenticated_Received_Chain
The four cylinder and chassis make it a more competent sports car than most of the Mustangs that came before it, V8 or otherwise.
US investigates Autopilot after 11 Teslas crashed into emergency vehicles
You can't eliminate all the paperwork and archival jobs twice.

Some of the improvements tied to communication require cultural changes that can be slow. Telemedicine has been possible for a long time, but the shift only picked up steam due to Covid.
If productivity stalled it's because we now have the equivalent of a TV set/entertainment system on our desks.
Getting used to the new keyboard shortcuts (you can choose the old Spectacle shortcuts as well) took a few days but had less conflicts and I prefer it now :)
I'm learning how to use it, and it is pretty awesome imo
> Oh, and we don't sell your data

> Wondering why browsers are usually free?

There's a heavy implication here that most browser vendors sell your browsing data, but you don't state it outright because (aside from Chrome, arguably) I don't think it's actually true. Let's look at the others:

- Edge is probably sending all kinds of invasive telemetry to Microsoft

- Firefox is maybe(?) sending your email address to Pocket if you have an account with them

- Safari is a product that you pay through the nose for

None of these things are the same thing as selling data the browser collects. If you have any evidence that this is happening, you should put it on your website, because I'd love to hear about it! If you don't, you should probably not prey on people's deep confusion about who is tracking them on the web, and how.

Let's not shift established expectations away from the idea that there ought to be a browser that's both free to use and free of spyware when we already have such a browser in Firefox.
What about it? This is a problem for font authors and on reasonable OSes you can choose your font.
Why does Lighthouse lab data not match field data?
Still think it was a mistake of gigantic proportions when Apple removed the legacy extension support. Their content blockers replacement is nowhere near comparable to uBlock Origin used to be.

Currently there is no way to block YouTube ads on Safari MacOS and all the advice for extensions that do just sends you in a loop of the same few (many of which are paid for) that don't manage to do it for the past few months.
Another reason for everyone to where masks while out shopping.
It's not just about being abrasive. It's about posting negative comments when you have nothing to offer. If your reaction to something new is that you have absolutely no interest or wouldn't pay a few cappuccinos per month for it then guess what: no one cares. You're just polluting the thread with noise.

Helpful: this is interesting, but I tried it and it's missing these features that I would need to consider paying for it.

Not helpful: subscriptions are the devil!
Hmm, I don't get it. Isn't one of the major reasons to use ECS to exploit mechanical sympathy, i.e. you make sure that cache lines are always full, you can use SIMD for calculations, etc.

All of this is pretty much out of the window for this design, so what is the benefit of the ECS here?
I dont know what level youre at, but if you don't already know how to write proofs then something on that. Its an extremely important foundation for everything else.

I learned in a class and we didnt use a book so I cant recommend one. I dont think it should matter too much though.

Aside from that, what kind of things are you curious about?
I definitely wasn't thinking of the Tor thing. Maybe I was just overestimating how common it was. Looking again, the only sites I can find that Cloudflare evicted even though there was no risk of legal action were the Daily Stormer and 8chan.
International scam artists pulled off an epic theft of Covid benefits
Intel Introduces New High-Performance Graphics Brand: Intel Arc
> Not sure how competing with firms with the exact same business model on Clutch requires VC funding, but OK. Best of luck.

We are not competing with agencies from Clutch, that's our second target audience after startups. We help agencies scale faster while working with designers on the platform.

Awesomic is not an agency, it's a super simple tool where you can start working with a designer on the same day. And then constantly receive everyday updates on your design task.

Why do we need VC? Because we have 0 design managers and have no plans to hire ones. Instead, everything is managed by our product – platform. Most of the tasks are matched automatically by an algorithm.

And for the designer – Awesomic is a better solution versus platforms like Upwork or Fiverr. Designers don't like to hunt for the next freelance project, feel insecure to negotiate, but they are passionate about design. So Awesomic gives them what they want while caring about everything else.
I generally agree with you but total debt free life is suckery IMO when you are paid 90% by others people debt. It's better to take debt and profit from it (so invest and not consume, at least in current econ climate).
Support politicians who are in favor of laws regulating these kinds of activities. Or become one yourself.
Best cure for that is "treat others as you would want yourself to be treated". In this case I would really appreciate it if someone told me that my idea wasn't novel at all, sucked or that I was charging exorbitant fees for some minor improvement of my productivity.

A lot of times in life, kindness doesn't look like kindness.
So you are for building all this housing when existing housing stock exists rather than trying to revitalize depressed economic areas???? How is that efficient?
I feel like everyone calls it the Mach-E anyway, rather than the Mustang.
I mean that sounds similar to exactly what people have been saying for the whole decade, that their devices and services are advertising things to them that they only briefly thought about or mentioned in passing to a friend.

You don't see the similarity? Or were you hoping specifically for someone being advertised pregnancy and baby products, because you probably won't find stories of specifics.
Hmm interesting. That does make sense to me.

I always suspected that if this story was true it wasn't predicted so much as scraped from a public declaration or something; or predicted with a huge error bar because the cost of targeting someone who isn't pregnant is pretty low.
I'm hazy on what accountability means though. Sure- I am 100% pro-accountability. If crimes are committed people should be charged.

What do you do if something is not a crime though? Vote them out? We already do that.
As an American, I recognize that the Ford cars popular across the pond are a very, very different set of vehicles than the Ford trucks popular around here.

The Ford Focus (including the RS version) is popular in Europe. However, as an owner of such a car, I only get raised eyebrows around here.

In contrast, F150 / Trucks / etc. etc. are "real Ford Cars". No one trusts Ford Sedans over here for some reason, despite their popularity in Europe (which is why Ford stopped selling Sedans in the USA, and are instead opting for a $20k truck: the Maverick, over continuing their efficient line of sedans)