skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I remember the date trick, many computers were set at the wrong date back then for that reason.

But nowadays, a computer at the wrong date is pretty much unusable because of certificates, so much that it has become one of the typical tech support question, just after "is it plugged in".
Corollary: you will fully comprehend your idea once you have fully realized it :-).

My point is that iterative implementation often helps to better understand the problem, I think.
I think you might have the meaning of 'i.e.' (that is, namely) confused with 'e.g.' (for example).
> Resilient systems should anticipate failure.

And so they do.

The implication isn't that everyone will be reasonable all of the time - it's that at any point in time, someone will be reasonable. When one party becomes unreasonable, the other party may still stay reasonable. If they both can't, it's likely there's a currently-reasonable third party nearby. Etc.

Works well enough in meatspace.
Google can use its monopoly position to force everyone from Android/Linux.
Inflation was like 30%, wages were not yet adjusted accordingly.
Sure, because software is both an art and a science and draws a lot of comparisons with music where you have to understand the technical theory, the creative and also be comfortable physically playing an instrument while having some level of understanding the digital domain (MIDI etc).

Software also sits at this technical/creative/implementation intersection where unless you're doing something very specific, you're going to need to push/pull in different directions.

A lot of software doesn't do anything exciting, standard office CRUD, dashboards, back office tools can be banged together by a single developer as long as they can connect to a database, render a UI (web/desktop) and take requirements from the business.

There's a lot of software jobs which aren't at software companies but regular businesses who just need to track something domain specific and can't afford to tender.
As I wrote, the problem is not the license itself (although we see more and more problematic cases with liberally licensed software). The problem is that google does it explicitly to support propietary modules better. If you don't see how removing legal, organizational, and technical obstacles to controlled devices helps this modern policy, I cannot help you. Besides, this is not about surveillance anymore, that battle has long been lost. This is about enforcement.
I guess they see it as a pressure relief valve. Some people need it - it seems that being reasonable everywhere, all the time, is not something everyone is comfortable with.
Given that it's not the standard now, it's a "weird rule".
Capabilities are not what you think they are.

Refer to Genode Handbook for a decent definition and examples.

seL4 is formally proven to enforce capabilities.
A lot works quite okay, reader view also works great a lot of the time. And if necessary I'll allow first party scripts and most tracking scripts are third-party.
Happens in Family Guy too.
It's probably the ratio that's most surprising. Sure, most people probably know there'll be bookkeeping and other tasks, just not the degree. I wouldn't be surprised if most people imagine something like 50/50 at worst.

Some might also be surprised by how distinct the logistics/admin work is. For instance, they may think that since it's bookkeeping for a winery it's still work related to something they love, thus enjoyable. Then, they realize bookkeeping is bookkeeping, which further emphasizes how much time they're spending on not the thing they love (logistics/admin).
> What I could see immediately in their eyes is the knowledge that they can just do that. There are no repercussions. There is nothing anybody can do. This works. The bully just lashing out because of his own issues is a myth.

These two things are not mutually exclusive though. If you want to take your frustrations out on somebody else, you do it on people you can take them out on, not people you can’t.

And yeah, most of those little shits have issues. Just because someone is an asshole doesn’t mean they don’t have anxieties and insecurities that motivate their behavior.
what is SoMe?
Fuchsia is definitely not an RTOS, it's an embedded system of sort. I had some experience with little kernel which served the basis for zircon, so I followed the project for a bit - they have no real time guarantees from what I could tell.
> it is harder for OEMs to footgun their drivers,

Too little imagination applied here. They will find a way. They always do.
> Too many modern parents are not up to being a parent unfortunately.
>
> It’s a hard work to maintain work/life balance while at the same time be a model for your children.

The problem here is not the parent, its the work demanding 40+ hours per week and a society that means both parents have to work.
...same idea in law back until roman times... vir bonus.

But I would argue with the usefulness: this construct allowed flexibility and offered options if rules were not flexible enough to adequately encompass what happened... seen like this it could actually be a boon for devs... or not ;)
> It also noted there were other medical issues which could have "influenced the outcome following vaccination".

> The official cause of death has not yet been determined.

I wonder how many COVID-19 deaths there would be, if investigations were as rigorous as those for vaccine-related deaths. Or should we better not talk about it because it might strengthen the anti-vax flat earthers?
Those answers seem just random guessing?
I missed this when it was posted, but yeah, I run a list of UK recruitment spammers in Gmail filter format: https://github.com/drcongo/spammy-recruiters
Keep quite, get a second internet connection and spend the time upgrading skills and seking for your next step.
Also spend time with your kids, you only get one chance at that and it is very underrated.
Luck you.
I'm looking forward to Java getting Project Loom for the concurrency aspect inspired by Go I believe. It will be a nice middle ground between the extremes of Python and Go.
Does anyone think assholes could be defined by using the "D-Factor"? (dark trait factor) .. and why not getting used to the idea, whenever your IQ is tested your D-factor gets tested as well.....
hkai's mind is like a hammer: whenever it sees an opinion relating to human choice, it sees a nail.
Going even straighter to the source is patching the CVEs in human brain.
Essentially rules everyone thinks of himself that he follows anyway, and when he admits he doesn't in a case, there is always a justification why the other party transgressed and warranted it.

Few consider themselves the villain.
Glean: A system for collecting, deriving and querying facts about source code
I have been using professionally Google Analytics for over ten years. When I set up Summon The JSON store on Shopify I made decision to not use it.

It does not give any value. And moreover it takes a lot of time to study. At the end rather on quality and sales you focus on visits, and a lot of other non important metrics.
According to this comment(https://old.reddit.com/r/commandline/comments/f62wlr/how_i_u..., it doesn't stop there, logic bombs have been inserted into the build scripts and the software itself to try and prevent usage on Windows.

It's one thing to state your personal preferences on a website, quite another to deliberately sabotage "free" software to try and enforce it.
> I was sure that HN policy is not to editorialize/change the title.

It is. I'm sure 'dang will fix it when he sees it :).
Fraud would involve financially benefiting from it - if you don't benefit I don't think it would count as fraud in most countries.
The movie is "Who Am I (2014)".
Yikes, when did HN become such a bitter, hurtful community?

The HN I remember would celebrate this technical success.
Yes, it’s a discussion more than anything. I couldn’t find a single well sourced right answer.
People still wear hats, but 100 years ago wearing a hat was literally as much a thing as wearing shoes when you go outside. It all ended around the end of WW2 but there seems to be no real historical consensus why.
>a dark eye opener for me.

there are some things to be said for not having comedy though.
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99% of users ignore online adds.

Most advertising is a con, on the ad buyer.
I expected these numbers to be higher. However, an even more interesting metric is the 88% block in Firefox.

Firefox may not have a great market share, but based on these numbers it's market share may very well be eight times higher than your analytics report. This can change the argument of "it's only 3% of our users so we don't need to test on FF" to "it's a quarter of our user base, we should at least test it", depending on your target audience. I've seen tons of people claim general Firefox usage is negligible based on public data from websites such as statcounter, but these metrics prove that those statistics are unreliable and should not be used.

The best you can do is use server side UA inspection, though you can't really distinguish bots from real users that way.
Outhouses?
Glean – System for collecting, deriving and querying facts about source code
Buy a pair of good running shoes and sport clothing and start running. Maybe a tracking device if you don't own one to track you progress. Also maybe do some weight/bodyweight training. Save the rest of the money. Or buy a bike.
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In many countries, wearing a hat indoors is still perceived as very rude - even more so while eating at a table. Guess how you can tell the American tourists :)
It wasn't rare, but I'd estimate MySQL was about 5x more common than PostgreSQL at the time.

https://db-engines.com/en/ranking_trend

https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&q=postgres...
Do you feel the same way about Linux kernel features like eBPF and tracepoints that provide a stable ABI for monitoring all kinds of userspace and kernel activity?
The term ”PIMPL” itself (by far) predates all the cruft shown there.
Just wireguard to your “safe haven” and you can open your browser anywhere.

Or, if you’re lazy like me, just use NextDNS when you’re outside. There’s even an option to only activate NextDNS when not connected to the Wi-Fi of your choice.
I'm a little more optimistic. Without external community lifecycle standards to adhere to, the factional nature of Google will make Fuchsia an ever-changing festival of APIs and implementations as their userspace is.

Long term they'll just add friction in their ecosystem.
No, it always had tons of ill-informed opinions and obnoxious users. The difference is that people were able to put it in perspective.

It was just the "exotic" opinion of some anonymous user on the internet you will very likely never meet in real life. Crazy and colorful opinions made a lot of places interesting in the first place, meeting people completely different from yourself or similar to you in ways you could't or didn't want to share with close friends.

The demand that everything wrong should be purged from the internet is fairly recent. Today users demand conformity like they demand it from their TV and newspaper.
Honeybot IRC: First-timers friendly bot with vast collection of Plugins
>Of course, I know that this is technically possible already now, but if google creates an OS with the explicit support for such a contraption, there will be an industry where companies like Samsung can buy their "legal modules" for their target markets soon.

What prevents one such now?
I'm sorry to disappoint you, but I already passed the Voight-Kampff test. Didn't even need to fire my gun! :) As for GPT-3, well, it needs real input—like the above—to generate its contents. Here's a crude fore-runner taking postmodern discourse to the extreme: https://www.elsewhere.org/pomo/
There are numerous coffee shops in Lagos, and Nigeria.
The flag is actually the flag of Yugoslavia, heh. This precise
version, without any symbols or crests, has been used for
the last time back when Serbia And Montenegro[1] was a thing.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serbia_and_Montenegro
How Much Data Do We Create Every Day?
To be honest. I enjoy being semi offline when not home. But yeah, would be easy to VPN home.
In the Netherlands this topic cannot be mentioned in normal conversation, it gets ridiculed, it could never have happened. But when people from Russia talk about this, it is often with a bit of laughter about Western Europe and its idea of high culture.

This too seems like a very polarized discussion where we may never know to what extent it was true :)
You could have called them and they would usually give you an exception. Not sure if that situation has changed now.
Oh I suspect you'll have a decent amount of sites not serving you ads or analytics if you put "googlebot" or "chrome lighthouse" in your UA.
I feel storage isnnever going to be cost effective, its cheaper to build 10x solar capacity you need and solve the peoblem that way
War has been a constant in human history, going back far before the united states existence.
> but nothing in micropayments

That's not true. Web Monetization is built on top of the Interledger and does precisely that - micropayments for web content. When i wrote about it[0] and posted on HN[1] the overwhelming response here was negative, presupposing greed and lack of privacy of everyone ( as in the website would still track and run ads to earn more money, etc.). The solutions exist, people just don't want them, even supposedly privacy-focused people.

[0] https://atodorov.me/2021/03/07/please-support-web-monetizati...

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26375857
Good grief. I have had about enough of the internet. It’s not worth the dystopia.
Not sure what you meant with gpu terminal emulator but i use consolemd https://github.com/kneufeld/consolemd to render markdown for terminal and it works really well.. i even built my cheatsheet site with it using simple bashscript (eg: curl https://ch.ebfe.pw/nix/xargs)
The slide about learning the game is a bit shocking.

25% of players would not teach you the rules unless you convince them.
only 55% would if you ask.

Can somebody comment on the reasons?

I have been asked few times in my life to teach chess and that was always a great boon. 'Someone wants to get into my hobby and I can be the one to show them the ropes' was always my though.
I am based in Lagos and would love to share a few ideas I have with you.
Zeminary was heading down that direction. But then I realized it might be better to maintain separate apps.

For starters, Matrix (Classic) is only 2000 lines of code right now. This makes the codebase easy to maintain, and easy for developers to grok/mod.

Other than that, I think limitations are a good thing. You don't need 3D or 4D or XD when 2D is enough. Freedom can mean the freedom to fuck up.
How Does Apple Private Relay Work?
> Either deliberately, though in-attention or personal need you, are mis-interpreting and or changing the subject.

I don't think I was doing either. If I was, please explain what exactly you were saying and what I mis-interpreted.

My understanding is this:

1. China is authoritarian.
2. They make laws that benefit themselves (i.e. CCP) without care for the populace (populace benefit is secondary)
3. Democracy is corrupt.
4. However, even if corrupt, it's better since it is not equal to China's system where the laws are made mostly out of interest for the CCP.

This was my interpretation.

However, as I said, the evidence is the other way around.

1. China is authoritarian -> Sure.

2. They make laws that benefit themselvse ahead of the populace.

Poverty in 1990 -> 750 million. Poverty in 2016 -> 7.2 million. That's World Bank figures. Not China figures. Clearly, either they had policies actually aimed at benefiting the populace or the laws that benefit CCP also align extremely well with the populace. In which case, we should learn from them since aligning incentives for politicians and populace is a pretty insane trick.

3. Democracy is corrupt.

Democracy is not just corrupt. It is corrupt in a way that makes the voice of the citizen entirely useless. Democracy does not represent your views if you live in America at least.

4. However, even if corrupt, it's better since it is not equal to China's system where the laws are made mostly out of interest for the CCP.

Economic elites and the organized interest groups group control America. Not the average person.

> There is no good way to assert that, but it's a pretty common refrain.

What? World Bank figures should that China has pulled massive amounts of people out of poverty, and increased their Quality of Life. Public Legitimacy seems clear since there aren't mass protests (Hong Kong showed that it is certainly possible).

Forget that. Just fly to Beijing. It's arguably more modern than most Western cities and talking to people will show you how their lives have changed. I genuinely don't understand how you're denying the economic miracle that the CCP has engineered.

> You could just be an interested observer, passionate about seemingly connected ideas. Or you could be deliberately derailing, trying to muddy the waters.

I am the first one. I don't understand how I derailed? Or how you thought that happened? Either you entirely misunderstood me, or just have no interest in actually talking about the discussion?

> There's no good way to tell, but ultimately it still paints China in a bad light - eventually no one will believe anything.

I mean, again, you can literally dismiss every argument that goes against your preconceived notions and pretend that the other is a shill but that's a very weird way to live in my opinion. It's more better to actually critically analyse what the other says and break it down or agree with them.

If your goal is to see China in a bad light, it doesn't matter what I say. You will see them that way.

This is what I meant by drinking the Kool_Aid too much. (Not limited to Americans but the entire Western sphere)
Hat-wearing might have become fashion. Not that much different from a watch having become fashion, while the functionality of a watch and added value is not that much as it used to be.
>The problem is that google does it explicitly to support propietary modules better.

And you don't see far more use cases where "proprietary modules" are meant for, besides the one you've mentioned (which is already possible anyway)?

Basically: to allow for a stable ecosystem for proprietary drivers for all kinds of devices (Fuscia will also be a desktop OS eventually)...
PiHole is my preferred solution.
I have come with some insights here:

https://gioorgi.com/2020/pihole-lockdown/

Give it a try!

https://pi-hole.net/
Haskell 2010 is an small language. GHC haskell is an beast in comparison.
Email to Mail SaaS for Realtors
What do y'all think about email to mail software? Direct mail has the highest industry open rates next to SMS. It also stays in prospects homes for 17 days on average.
CloudFlare Pages does this.
While that is a pretty good 'laymans' description of Bell's theory, I do find it quite funny that step 3 of their proof that randomness exists requires you to "choose 2 random numbers".
Go for me is simple in the wrong ways.

I'm torn on this article. On one hand I love the simplicity of Wirth's languages. Oberon-07's language spec is 17 pages, including a 1.5 page BNF specifying the syntax of the entire language.

On the other hand my current preference in terms of language is Ruby, and while I dislike Python I'd pick Python over Go any day if I had to choose between them.

My impression of Go is similar to yours - it's a better C or C++, and it's conceptually simple-ish, but on one hand it doesn't match the simplicity in terms of syntax and semantics of Oberon, so if I wanted Wirth-like simplicity Go wouldn't even make the list, while it doesn't match the simplicity of use of Ruby or Python.

And if I had to pick a C/C++ replacement today, I'd probably opt for Rust over Go.
Want the police to arrest someone for your home invasion? Your Office robbery? Your car theft?

Yes I do. And the most ridiculous thin is that they will not always arrest the perpetrator because the courts don't find these crimes a priority.
I haven't actually heard of it. Although I have been living in America for many years. I can't get citizenship yet, but thanks to https://www.russia-travel.com/passport/ I can always extend my visa without any problems and continue to live in the USA in peace. The cool thing is that everything is done quickly and at affordable prices.
ever thought about, idk, breaking those protest laws? This defeatist attitude is exactly how totalitarian states are established. God forbid people put down the hamburgers and actually fight for something though.
Rugby: Head impact study shows cognitive decline after just one season