skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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Love your comment. People seem to have forgotten what "Continuous Integration" stands for.
I am amazed to see so much "mandatory CR is good" comments on HN.

Well yes, it's fine for open source projects or immature teams working on mature projects without good delivery pipeline.
The independent repair shop probably gets spare parts from other broken Teslas not directly from Tesla
Qubes OS [0] is based on a different security model: security through compartmentalization.

[0] https://www.qubes-os.org/
Let's not have a false dichotomy between the "chronological firehose" algorithm and the "maximize engagement" algorithm. The problem you cite could be addressed in many ways.

At the very least, you could be transparent about what the algorithm actually is, or even gasp give the user control over it.
The country was under both the Chernobyl fallout cloud and, until 1990ish, the threat of nuclear weapons with no retaliation capability. It is important to understand that Greenpeace's anti-nuclear stance came from being against nuclear weapons, in both testing and omnipresent threat, and then later against the dumping of nuclear waste at sea.
Intuitive just mean familiar. A programming language is intuitive if it is similar to another language you are already familiar with.
How about if you had a lightweight, finger/wrist-worn touchpad (basically like smartwatch that has no display and almost no internals)? I can imagine that could work ...
Upon popular demand, there's now a checkbox to have the vertical mouse axis move the wrong way :)

Play: https://phoboslab.org/q1k3/

Code: https://github.com/phoboslab/q1k3/commit/a522cb597d805ef7e9d... - curiously this only increased the final ZIP size by one byte. 13309 bytes in total now. ZIP compression (and by extension: Roadroller compression) can be very non-intuitive.
> nothing compared to the potential savings.

How do you estimate the financial damages here though? It's not like anybody's really going to stop buying iPhones over this. Not to any real degree. There's some brand damage to Apple but that calculation's highly debatable and swings around wildly. Which is the problem. Digital security is impossible to put a price on, because until someone is actively exploiting it, it costs WAY less to do nothing about the situation.
Lately it’s looked like applying AI to CRT/political correctness or so.
Fat chance. Joe Manchin and other corporate puppets will not vote for this.
What is preposterous about it?

You mean why I felt it was preposterous? Well allow me to demonstrate my naivety...

I would have expected 50% to be "socialist Europe" type spending, and indeed, a bit of googling reveals France is at about 60% of GDP right now, Germany at about 50%, Netherlands at 47%... That 60% of all income is determined by the policies and decision making of politicians, apparatchiks and bureaucrats is, I find, shockingly close to a planned economy.

So why preposterous? Because the US, on so many fronts, positions itself in contrast to Europe - free market ideology, small government rhetoric, fiscally conservative. Anyway, obviously, I was wrong.
> A major buildout of hydrogen electrolyseurs is planned in the upcoming decade

.. which will be powered from electricity generated by coal?
This title is misleading. It isn't about them not being needed.

Instead, as per article, it is about how these shots will save more lives, if administered to people without access to first shots!

If vaccine doses were unlimited worldwide, 3rd shots (according to article logic) would by recommended for all.
This is exactly the reason why people are trying to push their favorite language down everyone's throat.
To be a leader they’d have to release this and have it be good. There’s not even a release date or price. Having heavily accented English in a promo video might be a sign of confidence but it’s also the very early days of this product.

Xiaomi products are also rarely widely available in the west as it is. So I’m not sure the west is their primary market at this point.
I sort of had heard of pipewire - but only to the extent that it was the next audio/video stack.. No idea about how far along it was. Also no idea that it had the BT headset thingy all sorted out.

Your comment made me go "huh! that's easy enough to finish off in 10 now" and provided the impetus I needed
And, for a selfish western pitch: reduce the chance that bad new variants develop.
I can already see this backfiring later when that assessment changes due to more information or increased supply, like it did with the mask messaging.
> What about "Don't use Apple products"? I know that Android is just as bad in many ways...

Time to consider GNU/Linux phones, Librem 5 and Pinephone.
The hydrogen strategy says very little about cars. The main focus is industry.

I think it doesn't outright exclude hydrogen cars (i.e. you could probably still build an electrolyseur with subsidies by the gov and ship the H2 to cars), but it's absolutely not the focus and I don't expect that to play any significant role.
I still want Apple to make a Hub thing inside iOS. I hate having to use 6 messaging apps to reach people I love, but as a 'data providers' I'd keep them installed.
Intel is reducing server chip pricing in attempt to stem the AMD tide
Hi, do you have a minute to talk about our lord and saviour, Rust?
Yes, I thought my project would die with the DarkSky API, but then I found some other free API's:

- https://uw.leftium.com/?api=openweather

- https://uw.leftium.com/?api=visualcrossing

I kept DarkSky the default API because it tends to be the fastest. (And it used to be the most accurate? These days openweather seems to predict the rain better.)

However, soon Open-Meteo will be the default API!
I'm so looking forward to these. I live in a high crime area, been attacked three times this year. I think having immediate recording availability will help the victims, police just don't respond in time and then cannot do anything as they have nothing to go on.
It's a one party state? Operating under omnipresent censorship?

There certainly are street protests, usually in response to local incidents, but the whole transmission mechanism is extremely limited to the bare minimum. And certainly not capable of discussing privacy in any Western sense.
To clarify, since it wasn't clear at all from the Press Release: it's a concept/demo.

A company spokesperson tells The Verge that there’s no plan to actually put them on sale, but Xiaomi has provided enough detail to make the concept product seem somewhat plausible — at least for some point in the future.

https://www.theverge.com/2021/9/14/22673144/xiaomi-smart-gla...
FWIW these are not "Amazon employees that infiltrated the Rust ranks to take over".

Mozilla fired everybody, and companies heavily invested in Rust like Amazon, Facebook, etc. hired them.

So over night some people have labeled the opinions and work of these people as "Amazon opinions".

Amazon has a lot of people working on improving Rust itself, and this gives them power, because they decide on what stuff the people they are paying work on, so that stuff gets done sooner, and often better, than the stuff done by volunteers on their free time.

There are other companies invested in Rust, so if they see this as a problem, they can hire more people to work on Rust too.

Steve criticizes this, but their criticism is not constructive, since they propose no solution.

As long as people that work on Rust get paid by companies, those companies control what they work on, and that's going to be something that these companies care about.
Laowhy only offers this slimey smug clickbait view of China that is exactly what American powers want people to believe. He is constantly releasing videos saying "China will fall any day now!", it is just giving people what they want to hear and it's totally reasonable for this person to point out how biased and uncritical he is.
> Obviously, it has to be the same data to make a comparison.

No, it is very much not obvious. There's quite a bit of research showing models, that receive X samples of type A and Y samples on type B might be better in tasks on A, than models that are trained just on X.
I've been going a similar way. Data and the methods to act upon the data.

But i also find myself writing in a more functional style too, limiting the amount of side effects, pure functions when i can manage it. It makes testing so much easier when you don't have to have a bunch of set-up and teardown logic to get your object into the right state before running a test.
Perspectives :

"The level of debt is jaw-dropping. The private non-financial sector owed the equivalent of 222% of GDP at the end of 2020. Most of that sits with companies. By comparison, private non-financial debt in America is 164% of GDP."

GDP per capita China :

https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.PCAP.CD?location...

2010 4550 USD (current)
2020 10500 USD (current)

USA GDP per capita

https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.PCAP.CD?location...

2010 48466 USD (current)
2020 63543 USD (current)
The ultimate capitalist's dream.
> This cheapen our citizenship beyond stupidity

As a French, I'm more ashamed by your comment than by anything these people might do. It's going to be hard to cheapen "our" citizenship given how low French born people have dragged it.

> I am not surprised France is not France anymore. It’s not a country with shared ideals, it’s just a bunch of people living in the same area.

Despite what the far right like to pretend, France never was a country of shared ideals. France history is one of continuous struggles and disagreements. It starts with war in the Vendée, through Thiers having the communards executed, the pro and anti-Dreyfusard to Petain having the communist members of parliament expelled. It's even more fun when you consider that most of the people who fought for France in its darkest hour did so from a frankly internationalist ideal.

The defining factor of France if there ever was one is its strong and highly centralised state and its undying love for meddling with the lives of its citizen and private companies. France is first and foremost a state more than a nation. You could argue that the French nation is actually defined by adherence to the Jacobin ideal of the state.

I really wish people stopped believing the tosh the state cronies served to peasants and labourers at the beginning of the 20th century to convince them to go die in a trench.
The paper is thoughtful. The reporting on it is reckless. An accurate headline would be: "Vaccine experts: Widespread booster mandates aren't needed now," or perhaps "recommendations"

There's a line between:

* Mandatory.

* Recommended.

* Allowed.

* Banned.

If I am flying to do humanitarian work in Vietnam tomorrow, I absolutely need a booster shoot. Right now, the only way to get that is to go to a state which doesn't require ids for vaccines, and get a shot.

The article discusses that boosters are clearly still appropriate in some circumstances:

"Boosting could be appropriate for some individuals in whom the primary vaccination, defined here as the original one-dose or two-dose series of each vaccine, might not have induced adequate protection—eg, recipients of vaccines with low efficacy or those who are immunocompromised2
(although people who did not respond robustly to the primary vaccination might also not respond well to a booster)."
Right. The problem is that those guys are pretty hard to convince with facts. I took my 3rd shot because otherwise this would go in the garbage. In that sense it does increase my protection and reduces the overall burden on the system so it does help.
Do take into consideration that this is a Mullvad VPN ad.
I wonder about the cognitive load of AR/HUD all the time or for a long enough period, even if it's just to display the time.
> and they can can e.g. cut off people who sell large amounts to outsiders, in a way that they couldn't cut off hardware makers

How would they do that?
> The difference between then (IE/Windows Bundling) and now (Chrome/Google Advertising Might) is that we still get everything Google releases as open source. Use de-Googled Chromium and move then fuck on with your life.

Except that having only one implementation of the web will make it into a closed ecosystem. The current few (partial) implementations are a very weak state and firefox should be kept alive for this reason alone.

And with the grossly huge scope of web browsers, creating a new one is basically impossible to even large players.
They bought mobilEye because MobilEye and Intel had signed a deal with BMW to produce autonomous vehicles. To quote their press release

> BMW Group, Intel, and Mobileye are joining forces to make self-driving vehicles and future mobility concepts become a reality. The three leaders from the automotive, technology and computer vision and machine learning industries are collaborating to bring solutions for highly and fully automated driving into series production by 2021.

Needless to say - a few years of toiling away and it turned out that this was not going to happen the way Intel had hoped. In fact if you go and look at BMW's website about autonomous driving it's almost comical that their list of acheivements stop the year before that deal was signed.

I'm not saying MobilEye aren't doing decent stuff (and they've certainly done a fantastic job of staying independent of Intel) but they've done nothing like what was expected of them. It's also important to remember that the bundling and strategic acquisitions Intel make often masks how successful they really are in a business - it'll often turn out the design win is more about bundling a bunch of services together rather than actually beating out competition.
I've always had a soft spot for Marvin Gaye vs Radiohead mashup - Sexual High:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqYasuJTkik
I raise you: Fern Hill. Dylan Thomas.

https://poets.org/poem/fern-hill
In Australia Express VN and some other VPN's provide upto 100% cashback. I just dont understand what the business model is, if they make the VPN free. Are they selling user data or making a loss in the first year in the hopes that the user will start paying from the second year.
> Imagine looking at girl in the bar and getting her resume and other things known about her online identity without even saying a word

Automated stalking! This is definitely a bad thing.
Wow this looks very promising and it shows that the author spent many hours developing and refining the scripts.

This can be easily incorporated into a guide book as a long awaited replacement for Tony Mancill's Linux Router book that's long overdue from 2002 [1].

Kudos Gary, I wished I can buy you a coffee, do you accept PayPal ;-)

[1]Linux Routers: A Primer for Network Administrators (2nd Edition):

https://www.linuxjournal.com/article/6314
Trends That Are Changing IoT Cybersecurity
There’s an error in your code, but that’s OK
There must be some subtlety I'm missing because you say it's hard to have a light client because there's no way to have a subset of transactions/checkpoint, but then say its PoW is so expensive that starting from a checkpoint is the default.
I have not read the article but I'm positive that technology simply does not exist, at least it is not available commercially.

The idea of all day battery on a device that captures everything I see and hear was what I was obsessed over when I watched an episode of black mirror - the grain. It completely isn't the point but it was hard for me to not get excited about even a fictional breakthrough in technology.
The monadic recipe is

main :: IO ()
main = do
// … followed by imperative recipe
Which GNU C++ version will compile the sources in the article? I couldn't get the sections thing to compile with 10.3.1 even with -std=c++20 or -std=c++2a
Are you even using an updated version?

Because I have firefox instances running for months with tremendous amounts of tabs open on 8GB of RAM laptop and has absolutely zero problem with it.
> Typical presidential election move, sadly.

How do you assume that it will have any impact on the elections ?

I doubt that 12k people will change the outcome. I doubt they will all vote. Even more for Macron.

Far right people who tend to agreed with Macron's ideas will find this problematic to say the least. So know they will look for alternatives.

Moderate people don't exist or don't vote.

It will not change the mind of left people. Or they will see it as a move so they will hate Macron even more.

So I don't see what positive outcome for his reelection he could be expecting from this "move".
It's a standard HN type of question, but I have to ask it.

What does Mailchimp do that I can't replicate in a weekend of coding?
Planet Computers in the UK make one inspired by the Psion 5 PDA. I have a Gemini which is still going strong, and have backed the Astro Slide which is just about to enter production:

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/astro-slide-5g-transforme...
You might be right, drama is core component to entertainment. Hopefully with virtual representation, we'll have more virtual trash talking and less stalking/doxxing/career destruction.

We're having a taste of that with vtubers, where there's a lot happening, in particular as the money amount moving around are already pretty big, but comparatively way less dire than with actual idols.
Anything that makes financial transactions cheaper and safer is always good news. What I really want to see though is RuPay providing a real alternative, internationally, to the duopoly of Visa / Mastercard.
> I don't think it's greener energy than coal...

I mean, you can think what you want but you’re objectively wrong on literally every metric except initial building costs and lining the pockets of private companies and investors, and it’s really not hard to find that out.
Isnt it just easier with a pocket camera? Glasses are obtrusive
Ah, it seems that most many wind turbines have a design lifetime of 20 years.

I guess that living in a country with many wind mills that are hundreds of years old, made me assume that a wind turbine would also have a technical life of more than two decades.
Here is the image in case anyone is interested: https://cdn.jwz.org/images/2016/hn.png
I have to admit that Jamie (jwz) has done important things and has contributed a lot to many others but I have to disagree with most of what is mentioned in the page related to the backup procedures, but hey this is the web and anyone has its own views and ideas on what is best and on what to display to a redirected user from HN :-)
This. I started with a BB Storm and stayed through several BB10 handsets up to the Passport. There was no second guessing the UX with Blackberry. The menu was always in the same place and Hub was great when you have so many accounts.

I found the UX in iPhone apps so irritating. Settings could be virtually anywhere and were commonly scattered across multiple places.

That said, I now use my iPhone very differently to how I use my Blackberry and I wonder if I would still appreciate Blackerry features if I go back.

By this I mean I get virtually no notifications. I don't have work emails on my iPhone and only the red badge icon turned on for personal email accounts. Whatsapp only fetches new messages when I open the app. The only app notification I get is from screen time every Sunday.

One of the best things about Blackberry was the subtlety of notifications but I've just chosen to go low-notification with iPhone and I don't think I'll ever revert that.
After a long trial and error phase in the nineties I found outliners to be the best of all tools for this purpose. I successfully worked with Netmanage Ecco for about ten years and then wrote my own tool which also runs on Linux and features cross-links and other useful functions missing in Ecco. I even write specifications and do requirements management and status accounting with this tool.

Here is the link: https://github.com/rochus-keller/CrossLine/
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No dude Chinese people can't protest they are all stupid drones... /s
The thing is we already have automated stalking, no need to go to a bar even
The previous company i worked for had ordered a beta/test version of the holo lens the tech was really cool but fov was also really limited must have been 5 years ago or so maybe the tech has become way better.
"those guys are pretty hard to convince" about giving supply to unvaccinated populations is a fairly shitty take while sitting in one of the short list of countries that has had enough vaccine to supply everyone who wants one.
You mean like the common or garden variety corporation?

These "slow AIs", like the Dutch East India Corporation or Coca-Cola or Exxon have already proved their danger -- wars, resource depletion, pollution and other negative externalities.
The Truth about 5G and Covid-19
Oh I've most certainly accounted for it. Paying for healthcare and education isn't that hard when you get to keep another 10-20% of your income each year.
How about IFR reactors - https://www.skirsch.com/politics/globalwarming/ifr.htm
Nim has this as well, it's lovely.
> As CEO Baek said, the reason for the popularity of virtual humans is that there is no fear that advertisements will be suspended due to unsavory privacy scandals after the AI model is selected as the advertising model.

Niave little humans, always being caught off guard