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who cares about cost? the biggest cost is not your tool but the 10+ hours spent doing stupid code interviews, per candidate, by 10 different people, who all get pre-empted from more important work.
To me this is similar to journaling.
I feel like it was far more fair pre-OTA updates. EA for example famously strong armed Sega when they reverse engineered the Genesis allowing them the right to make their own cartridges (which is why EA games look different) and better terms than what they otherwise would have gotten.

These days if a company tried that Sony/Nintendo/Microsoft would just laugh and issue a firmware update "improving system stability" three weeks later bricking any unlicensed games in the process.

There was even a handful of unlicensed titles for PS2/GC.
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Is there a "diff" type addon for all web pages? That would be so helpful. To be clear, I'd like a diff against stuff that I actually could've read (that's been in the viewport) not simply loaded.
I can't get into too much detail because I've been historically involved in this research and I'd rather not have my identity public on HN.

I do have to say that I was more than a little surprised that this would be such a controversial subject given the rather obvious patterns observed. But it very much was, and it still is.

Frankly, this experience was not positive for me, since it showed me how politically charged these things are, something which makes no sense to me. I mean, even your comment strays off right into who-is-making-the-argument, rather than whether it might be a problem that half of the school kids are falling further and further behind. I know that if I had boys entering school, this would concern me, but it's hardly even acknowledged.
You absolutely don't need some crypto-based financial scheme to run decentralized web applications. Just some kind of open standard & a set of motivations and incentives to keep the system running and improving.

American ideas of decentralization tend to make the root assumption that financial incentives are the only thing that drive human motivation, so almost every decentralization project gets "blockchained" eventually, at which point progress on the core standards or applications gets halted because the attention, focus, and energy shifts to figuring out the myriad, predictable problems with adding "operate a global financial system" to your JIRA tickets.

I don't really know any way out of this bottleneck for Americans; they're simply too obsessed with complicated financial schemes to make clear progress on usable dApps.

I have slightly more hope for Europeans; if you notice the Matrix project has been chugging along for years, with millions of users, and is poised to actually compete with big tech products via traditional funding and company operation, like normal people.
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> Every once in a while a piece of technology comes around that doesn't quite have an equivalent.

I dunno, https://www.rrweb.io/ comes close (closer?) and it's open source.

There's also other paid solutions like FullStory and LogRocket.
May Covid decimate the killers of dolphins in the faroe islands, fair dinkum.

Dolphins are air breathing mammals, our brothers.
So can I continue to prefer my narrative? It seems to gather some upvotes and some downvotes, so at least it is interesting and elicits a reaction :)

Also, the more I learn about my heroes the more I realize that they never saw themselves as ubermensch. If anything, self doubt seems to be the common thread. I think this angle does not get enough attention.

However, I agree with you on a broader point. This is just one perspective. Here is another one: Turing the historical figure is necessarily oversold because many more people than Turing the real person contributed to his aggrandizement. Like all cultural icons, Turing the idea outlived and outshined Turing the man.
I did this as well and FB has been fine for me.

Same thing as in real life, don't willingly subject yourself to toxic people.
You seem to be unaware of how Find My works. Only the user has access to the data. *

* Unless they build in another backdoor.
Tracking user's interactions with the site (or any site out there) doesn't have to be related to monetization. It could actually be part of SO's mission to make the site better and more useful to its users.
It's YouTube. There is mildly popular garbage everywhere. YouTube regularly recommends videos like 'I Went Back To 1st Grade For A Day' by one Mr. Beast with 107M views, or 'CoComelon Songs For Kids' for 77M views. 160k views appears rather minor in comparison. Most of the views are probably bored teenagers looking for some novel debased spectacle.
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Very true. Again - nobody really seems to care about black males despite the avalanche of hashtags.
Difference for whom?
I bet most users won't see a difference even if you ask them to search for it.

And most website lack more important features than shadows even premium brands. Sometimes premium brands in particular value looks over function.
(Replay engineer): Hey davidten, thanks for trying Replay, sorry about the confusion. You definitely shouldn't need an invite. We're on it, getting a fix out now.
Apparently most people don't work that way. Or at least it drives up engagement up until a person-specific breaking point.
I have nothing against vegans, but the "Game Changers" movie is biased propaganda promoting a particular narrative. It is not a valid source of scientific facts. They cherry picked a few anecdotes, and even some of the movie subjects consume certain animal products such as eggs.
MeWe has chronological feed order, and I've found fewer flame wars there. The user base is smaller and possibly more ideologically uniform, though, which may be an alternate explanation.
Thanks for catching that. My mistake - I meant to clarify. This is in replacement of the last two years of High School.

So you take your Junior and Senior high school years at a Career Center or JVS.
Is it REALLY speculation that humanity needs a digital way to make microtransactions? (e.g. to replace ads)

And other new types of payment?
True, but speculators and those utilizing predictions to guide policy should be separate.
> And you can fund infrastructure for EVs

Or, better, build more rail and bicycle infrastructure, more green spaces in place of more car lanes, and stop building so many roads which induce demand
“danooct1” is a great youtube channel where you can see DOS and 32x viruses in action.
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One of my personal questions around CS education is topics like HPC.

Lets say I want to learn how to work on HPC problems. There's only really two ways tats going to happen. Working in an industry role on those sort of problems (which won't happen unless you already have that sort of background) or learning in in an academic setting (i.e. a University program)

I don't think self teaching via online courses or otherwise are realistic in this scenario because I as an individual don't have access to either the infrastructure or problem-sets at the sort of scale to work on this thing.
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Fuel is illegal. Doubling the murders, looting stores, burning down your own city and treason to foreign marxists are all celebrated. Lawless madness.

"Per capita pollution" means nothing when you build everything for the rest of the world. If we left it to the foreigners our leadership fawns over, we would all be dead a hundred times over. Ask Cuba to feed you, or South Africa to deflect an approaching asteroid. See how that works out.
Funny. Worked on few C# projects. Most I have seen was ~10min. My own project takes like 400ms.
Doesn't scale properly on mobile (android, chrome), don't know if that's super important though.
Or rather that negotiating power only has any teeth if they know you're serious.
My first IT job revolved around supporting Intuit products in a small office environment. It sucked, and I have a pretty poor opinion of Intuit. I hope that doesn't infect Mailchimp.
I have 5 locations running effectively independent VPNs, each hub connected to each other for redundancy if a VPN falls over.

i.e. Each hub has 1 VPN in, or is connecting 4 ways out.

If the port forwarding or something fails inbound, then I can connect via another VPN and try and debug/diagnose what is wrong.

If all VPNs are reporting down, then I know the pi/internet is completely down. It will either restart connectivity, but I have someone there who can plug/unplug/restore the system if necessary. The same kind of problem would occur if ssh falls over or wireguard.
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The "part of our cultural heritage" excuse is not a positive argument, as many cultures have some pretty horrible practices in their heritage.

In fact, some cultures were successful colonists. Should they be allowed to capture the Faroe islands and enslave the locals under the guise of "cultural heritage"?

Times change, and human society on the whole must change. Cultures that refuse to change can and sometimes should be cut off from the rest of society. How well would they handle being isolated by the rest of the world, with no commerce or outside support? I suspect they would suddenly decide to leave some practices in the past.
I don't actually see a problem. It goes against my gut reaction but given the pages that are published are entirely isolated there is no more of a threat than someone publishing whatever they want on another web host. There is no user information to hijack, no cookies, no login buttons, no local storage, no auth etc.

Yes, the pages can publish illegal information, be set up as phishing hubs, but none of that is as a result of JS being executable. Web hosts all have exactly the same risks to deal with, their users can also host anything they wish.

The owner's challenge is with the content they are opening up to hosting, and it will become an overhead to police that. If they decide to add buttons like "report content" then those will be able to be hijacked by the publisher and become useless.
There are further ways to liven things up. A good one would be to decay scores over time, in an exponential fashion. It's a far more complicated way to rank results, because you have to keep track of a distribution of upvotes in time, but it would stop skewing things so heavily toward "incumbent" answers.
I unfollowed everybody, joined a bunch of local special interest groups and met a ton of new people who lived in the same city. Facebook is actually an incredible tool to connect with other people.

But the more I saw how FB behaved, the less I wanted to be involved in any way with their business. I ended up deleting my FB account, which even now 3 years later I feel was a huge loss for me. But I just can't do FB anymore knowing how they're driving outrage and political/societal issues in the name of "user engagement".

I wish there were some alternative, but there isn't. It genuinely feels like I've cut myself off from modern city life without it and it frustrates me so much.
Not true absolutely. The rubber hardness is highly temperature dependent, and is modified by tinkering with your glass transition temperature. Winter tires have a lower glass transition temperature (are softer at lower temperatures), and as a result will wear down much, much faster in summer.
As long as you don't expect it to be the government's problem when they can't get a SSN, driver's license, etc.
How well does this play with something like Angular or React? I know there is a lot of internal logic going on in those apps
How does this work with longer punctuation like “?”, “!”, or “‽”?
from my memories it was much more the equational thinking required which was a hard conceptual leap. Most people are really not used to it.
I wholeheartedly agree with you, this is very frequent in my country where, about two thirds of the women I know do some kind of university career without actual job prospects because of some preconceived notion that it will give them an employment as soon they graduate. Most of them started around 2019 and now face an uncertain future because of the economical consequences of the pandemic affecting their parents, which are almost always their main source of economical support. The widespread rejection of regular, "not educated" jobs (I think you could say blue collar?) is creating this university diploma inflation effect that will probably pop in the next five to ten years

I also do believe that one of the main things that allow people to get into university is the support of middle class parents who wish their sons achieve anything in higher educaction because of a preconceived notion about the relationship between employability and a university diploma.
Well I mean, I'm certain Apple owns a lot of the design work they put in, so copy-pasting would certainly be illegal.
>Similarly the option buyer doesn't know if they will be assigned

Don't you mean option seller/writer? If you buy an option (and therefore are an owner), you have the right but not the obligation to exercise it.

>You end up with this tail wagging the dog model where options end up moving the underlying as the option seller/writer doesn't know if they will be called on the option so they have to acquire it to hedge out their risk just in case.

Right, but that's not any different than any other sort of leverage? eg. buying stocks on margin to drive up the price.
When I first heard about OMAD, I thought these guys were hardcore nut jobs.

Then I tried it—- now I’m convinced this is a smarter, healthier path. Down 70 pounds, kept off for 3 years now. Even during lockdown.

> https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=V4d_YoPRKa4
There is an important qualification, however: the AWS SSM agent does not start a network server at all (it connects to their API endpoint) and it doesn't do anything if you don't add the appropriate permissions to the instance's role.

The GCP agent similarly does not listen to the network.

Both the Google and AWS agents are written in Go, too, so they're unlikely to have the classic C/C++ errors, more likely to use libraries rather than reinventing the wheel, and using a higher-level language often makes the logic easier to understand. Neither of those are foolproof or prevent logic errors, of course, but I would still expect a lower bug density all other things being equal.
How is the web not already decentralized? everyone's got an IP address and is free to plug in a server at home..
If the EU should do anything, it should be require by law that any Internet connection comes with a non-carrier-gade-natted ip address, and that it can be made static if the customer desires, for free.
I was using an iPhone 3GS so it would have been 2009 or 2010. I might very well have been mistaken about podcast support in iTunes being new given that I didn't use iTunes.
yeah I unfollow people who moan about politics and stuff constantly. I am here for the life updates and the vacation photos thank you!
>Company researchers discovered that publishers and political parties were reorienting their posts toward outrage and sensationalism. That tactic produced high levels of comments and reactions that translated into success on Facebook.

This is why The Daily Wire and other such outrage aggregators are consistently on Facebook's Top 10.

Not coincidentally, it's also been the source of fuel for the anti-vaccine movement that is resulting in overflowing ICUs and well over a thousand deaths per day.

Masks, social distancing, vaccines--are a political issue and FB's feed that prioritizes "engagement" (or enragement) causes false medical information to float to the top and get the most comments/shares.

FB got more engagement but in the process became the main outlet for medical misinformation.
> universities havve to be very very cheap to be worth it, since most of bachelor level knowledge is now free on the internet

Gaining knowledge is not the point of going to university. Getting the diploma is. Sure, having the diploma doesn't automatically mean you'll get a job, but not having a diploma does pretty much mean you'll automatically not get certain jobs.
Interesting.

I've often wondered-- if you want to learn low level C and/or hacking techniques, would it make sense to start by hacking Ms-Dos? It's easy, there is little to no protection, even for system calls, and you can do a lot with little code.

Of course, there is no "practical" use, but it would be really interesting as a learning excercise.

I often thought of creating a few tutorials about this, but not sure if anyone cares... (or if anyone else has done so).
To me, a mini mansion is a house with 3 bedrooms.

Apartments in the east coast and NYC area are very small and overpriced.
What ligature would you propose for "? or "!
Commenters saying: "but someone can influence the market" should at least listen to the podcast (and really should also) familiarize themselves with the existing literature.

Do you think this critique has never been considered? If you disagree with the reasons why this is not a problem, go ahead and critique those directly.

Please don't reflexively pooh-pooh an idea you don't really understand.
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Looks amazing, thank you for building it. Since React got mentioned several times on the landing page, i need to ask: is it framework agnostic?
> Neuroscience doesn't have a stance on the philosophical questions of consciousness

Yes they do, I saw Stanford prof Andrew Huberman say we're just a flow of electricity. Read of another neuroscientist that claimed there is no such as reason without emotion. More generally, scientists wade into philosophical waters all the time.

> By concluding that humans are as real as dirt and bricks brings god no closer to evidence.

It does, because humans are only part dirt and bricks. Consciousness is the lynchpin, the thing that cannot be explained in terms of dirt and bricks. Hence, once you admit there is more to reality than the physical, it once again becomes possible to search for God/Atman/Nibbana whatever you prefer.

The arbitrary meatbag is not the whole story of the human.
I get where you're coming from, but unless you're the only expert in your field, I think it's better to have group discussions.

Response notifications will primarily be used by people to dominate the chat, and your use case doesn't negate that.
For how long will articles like these hit the FP? When does it stop being news? Will it ever change?

I wonder from which year the 'first' of articles like these is.
I meant their own ARM cpus. If they have to turn to someone else they lose the price advantage, in which case it doesn't make sense to run their own CPU division to manufacture CPUs.
"I am, somehow, less interested in the weight and convolutions of Einstein's brain than in the near certainty that people of equal talent have lived and died in cotton fields and sweatshops."

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We've been using Replay heavily here for the past 6-7 months and it's rapidly become the preferred way to do any form of debugging. Training our support staff to capture replays and submit them in tickets has made turn around time on bugs significantly faster.
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I agree with the argument you're making, but not with your colonist example. Dolphins, after all, are animals, not people. "Cultural heritage" argument is in a league of its own when it comes to harming humans.
And a lot of those packages use autotools; I don't see the C build system as being particularly hostile to reproducible builds.
Yes, there are good ways to do it from the administrators' side, and your idea is excellent. I meant that from the users' perspective, cautionary comments are about the best you can do.
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Precisely. I watched the live event, and like 80% of their time on the iPhone 13 range was spent on the new camera features (cinematic mode, sensor shift stabilization, native ProRes support, etc.)

They're reaching a point of seriously competing with entry level DSLR and mirrorless offerings for beginner filmmakers.
> Many men are feminists, are LGBTQ, […] or are minorities...

Doesn’t he/she mean by “many” that it’s a big portion? Why would minorities keep being minorities when they are common ?
Anecdotally, I've known several folks who've left Facebook for one reason or another, often at least in part because of the poor experience they had on the platform.

> Or at least it drives up engagement up until a person-specific breaking point.

Surely as this plays out, Facebook will see it's userbase fall out at some point...
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Hello HN,

My company has plans to build and run an enterprise SAAS product and I'd like to get some insight into the typical size and structure of the team required to implement such a project.

I know I'm skipping over a lot of the detail here, but what I can say is that it will be providing a mission critical service to the users, so uptime, reliability and security will be paramount.

The product will feature a REST API, web user interface and some additional command line tools. Users will be a mixture of service accounts (for automation) & actual users doing stuff in the app.

I know my question is fairly vague, but I'd really appreciate feedback regarding what kind of team would be required, such as Project managers, product owners, devs, testers, devops engineers etc.. Along with any references/resources linking to information on this kind of subject.

Thanks!
They had a very bad reputation in Chicago in the late 80s, for just this kind of thing.

Best tip I have for finding a reliable mechanic is: find the guy who works on the post office's LLV's. Just go to the post office and ask if you need to. That's the shop you want, if they'll take you.
wsj.com is not a trustworthy news source and should not be posted.
While I'm sure there are some people at fb genuinely trying to "fix" toxicity, overall the issue is that they're not trying to fix it. They want to do the minimum possible to protect their image / bottom line, they don't care if it actually works. Actually fixing toxicity is one way to improve their image, but appearing to try can be good enough.
Fifty-fifty: Opening same, closing new. I'll die on this hill!
For simplicity, every sentence should end with a full stop (period). Thus:

How are you today?.

This is important!.

Which clearly demonstrates that ! and ? can appear in the middle of a sentence, just as ; and , can:

I want to call to your attention this very important!! point: always checks the return value of your system calls.

I do draw the line at introducing scoping operators though it would simplify the grammar.
Since the notes attributed to Lovelace were written as part of some scribe work she was doing for Babbage, what indication is there that the notes are her own original work, and not something that Babbage asked her to write? Don't get me wrong, she was clearly a very intelligent woman.
how much of this was initially enabled by the anti-trust settlement and subsequent restrictions on microsofts behavior?
This! Legislating for network infrastructure upgrades and IPv6 adoption will go a long way towards decentralization.

The market will produce a bunch of privacy focused “Facebook in a box” kind of products on top of such infrastructure.
Replay has native support for React DevTools so you can easily inspect the component tree, props, state, etc... High level, because Replay replays the browser session everything just works. Even I can understand Angular apps and i've never built one ;)
Sorry - ‘32x’ viruses? As in like - SEGA 32x?

That’s a bizarre platform to learn to exploit...
All parent talked about was teaching facts and you're the one equating that with some form of shaming and oppression, for which you have demonstrated no evidence other than that said facts are indeed taught.