skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes. Android <5.1 or s.th. like that failed due to not having chrome available I think.
6.0 and 7.0 seem to have a different issue with the one of the letsencrypt certificate chains.

OIDC for us seems to work on iOS 15, or not, depending on iPadOS 15 , iOS (Simulator), or iOS-out-in-the-wild .
What nfts?
I don't think EA would lapse the license. Too much Tencent going on around the block to risk it. This might be a negotiation maneuver.
The catch is the person behind it cares about performance
>I'm not sure what 'climate [change] denial' means:

I think climate denial is much simply defined than your well laid out levels.

>I'm pretty sure all these opinions are allowed, especially if backed by evidence. Though I would expect A. and to a lesser extent B. to require quite a bit more of a thick skin. There is plenty of readily available data that indicates climate change is already happening.

The thing is, go check out the daily climate change topics and you won't see any of those. Why is that?

AOC says we have about 10 years left until 'world is going to end'

Todays climate post has a DEADline clock of 7 years 281 days. Even sooner!

The reason you're not allowed to be a science denier is because you are literally trying to kill humanity.
Just sort by new/recent and disregard the nonsense ones.

Do not sort by "helpful" in any Amazon property (which is default).
this is great advice, its so easy to get caught up in doing that you forget that you actually aren't learning much.
I would recommend FreeBSD if you were going to try one of them. The BSD experience a bit like using linux was like 15 years ago. Online DRM for sites like Netflix will not work for example. Specifically in the case of FreeBSD the filesystem is well curated and cohesive, if you feel a file ought to be in a certain location it is usually there. Additionally the manpages and docs are a joy to read.

I'm less familiar with OpenBSD but it is similar in terms of prioritising being a cohesive operating system and docs. Some design choices the team have made for reasons such as security make the system feel sluggish by modern standards, even compared to other BSDs. You might get a lot of mileage out of it if you enjoy old school C programming and reading the source code for coreutils libraries.
Wouldn't the size of the graph grow something like $n^k / k!$ ? This is not polynomial in $k$.
That's an ignorant take. The game has a lot of work put in every year to all aspects.
Explain yourself. What is infantile in what you read.
Also, consider if you really need a laptop. A lot of people seem to use one by default even if they don't need it on the go.
You're confusing the technical design of the website with the design and execution of the concept. The goal here is not to minimize LOC but to communicate intent and aesthetic.

The concept is extremely minimalist - simple black text on a white background, with a little animation. The complexity of scaffolding is irrelevant.
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Also worth noting:

* UK infrastructure makes number spoofing very easy.

* UK banking legislation (and court rulings) put banks in a difficult position: they MUST accept a clients instruction to transfer money and do so rapidly (unless doing so would be a crime).
> Coherency

What does this refer to in this context?
He doesn't even need a website.
> It should probably be pointed out that once you do this, you’re in the weapons industry. Your work will likely be used, directly or indirectly, to put a bomb through someone’s roof or put them in prison for a very long time. Make sure you’re okay with the ethics of it.

By this logic, americans should stop using cars at all, cause all that oil is coming from middle east, saudi arabia.
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> EA is chump change compared to world football. They've got no leverage, and despite the dislike for FIFA everywhere, a power struggle between the two with EA casting itself as the righteous party will only invite backlash.

You sure about that? EA's revenue for the last fiscal year was 5.6 billion dollars. FIFA's revenue for the last 4 years is about equal to that dollar amount. There's a lot more money in video games than people think.
The reason ECS is so common for roguelikes, is because they provide a simulationist experience. The main draw of several roguelikes is having enemies on the same footing as the player, and a good way to do that is to have them use the exact same systems. It's also a good way to make interesting interactions between environment and objects happen.

Also, having collections of entities works well for Rust's borrow checker.
Wavelets have also been used in the physical sciences. Here they are used to translate sea surface patterns into water depths: https://www.mdpi.com/2077-1312/8/10/772
> 3/5 should be the baseline for acceptable service, and 4/5 reserved for exceptional quality

My first experience of this was in rideshare reviews, as a driver. Anything below five stars and it counts as a mark against you, for which eventually you can be deactivated. Then I started seeing this behavior copied everywhere. It really leaves a bad taste in my mouth. I agree with you on what it should mean, but unfortunately I've got no idea how to convince businesses of this.
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Save yourself the click. This is the most pointless blog post I've ever seen. I should have known better, to be honest.

Clickbaity title followed by no substance. The author asks a bunch of edgy questions like "wHaT wiLl hApPen wHeN Ai cOmEs to gET youR jOb?", without providing any insight into when or how this might happen, how likely it really is...etc

Then it's capped off with this insulting line at the end:

"There are a few simple yet elusive ways to prevent being trapped. But you can figure them out on your own, you problem solver, you!"

I am astounded by the author's ability to not have any useful information in this entirely vacuous post.
Sounds more like extortion. EAC built this franchise from the ground up since 1993 and FIFA had nothing to do with it other than four letters.
TBH, I think the Lead Stories factcheck is slightly hand-wavy. Let's do some back-of-the-envelope calculations based on their numbers:

- The breakdown of Covid-19 deaths for the month of August in Scotland seems to be as follows: 75% fully vaccinated, 20% unvaccinated, and 5% partly vaccinated.

- The Covid-19 vaccination progress in Scotland seems to be like this: 84% have had both doses, 9% are not vaccinated, and 7% have only had their first dose.

Now, we can try to estimate the vaccine's efficacy as follows: the population of fully vaccinated people is ~9.33x the unvaccinated (0.84/0.9), but their number of deaths is only ~3.75x (0.75/0.2). That gives an estimated efficacy of around 60%. (https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=1+-+%280.75%2F0.2%29%2...)

Again from the numbers in the factcheck, the advertised efficacy is around 75 to 99% for the AstraZeneca vaccine.
Choosing tools based on what other people are doing instead of based on understanding your needs is so endemic in the industry it's not even funny. It's not even the juniors that do it. People labeled "senior software engineers" do this.
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The article mentions that the FIFA license only includes rights to the name, logo and rights to the World Cup.

The player and teams name, likenesses and logos are governed by licenses with other organisations.
I am not sure player names and statistics are actually protected though. So it’s more 250m/year to get access to branding like team logos, FIFA on the box, etc.
Strange, indeed.
A "sorry, no thanks, good luck elsewhere" email would have been fine. Feedback would have been very useful but I suspect they'd be reluctant to offer any.
Comparing the power of FIFA to that of EA would be more akin to that of Walmart and a mom-and-pop store. There is no way EA could win this power struggle. So it remains a mystery what the tactic of EA is.
> Davis does have a principled track-record in voting for civil liberties.

Well, if you're British, sure? If you're an EU Citizen wanting to live or work in the UK, he was very much "they should have ID cards" in 2017.
Note that in C at least the '->' is completely redundant and the '.' alone would suffice. (C++ is a somewhat different story.)
YMMV but "review site with referral links" is a category of site I very much wish to avoid.
"Yep, headed to Moron's Meats, it's really popular...(mumbles) let me know if you really meant to go to Morton's Meats..."
In such a world, I’m assuming their listings would be near the top as lots of people click on Amazon’s and EBay’s organic results (due to the wide selection on their marketplaces and generally very competitive pricing and good delivery track record). What people click on seems a good proxy for a search engine of “what are people looking for? (also phrased as “what will bring people back to my search engine next time?”)

In terms of winning the SERP paid ad bid, I don’t care if the search engine shows me the ad that’s best for them, because that will still give the newer business the chance to win the bid. If they choose not to, well, in that case I don’t see their ad. If the search engine doesn’t have ads, then in all cases I don’t see their ad.

If they go completely insanely rogue (like showing me a paid mesothelioma ad regardless of my search term), they either lose my future search traffic (“foosearch never has what I’m looking for”) or they lose the advertiser (“mesothelioma ads convert well for us on barsearch but not on foosearch; I need to lower or pull my bids on foosearch”)
I suppose this is old news for the Pink Floyd nerds around.
But the sync of Echoes and 2001 is the BEST thing I have ever seen in my life : https://youtu.be/rn7MmS3vazU
Are you serious? Here's how you sound to me:

My poop is on the street. If you like it, you can use it. If you don't like, don't use it. What's your problem? If someone shoves my poop down your throat and you don't like it, that's not a failure of my poop. That's a failure of human relationships.
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> Britain being where the victims are, not the criminals.

Britons could be the criminals too. It's easier to spearphish high value targets when using a familiar "trustworthy" accent and associated mannerisms and cultural knowledge.
Where can I buy Homary brand online at the lowest price?
If they are tied to actual progress, then at least you have an indication of whether a task is hanging or still (slowly) working.
I dont think the parent is just about LOC, but the quality of those LOC.

There are people producing JS bundler and are comfortable and familiar with their toolset along with deep understanding of the problem. And they dont even come close to what is being described here.
I don't know if I've ever seen a sadder headline...
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I love OpenBSD because it is as close to "just works" as it gets in an ideal world. I love using it for my personal website because it is very easy to get a proper overview over the OS as a whole and because it comes with some of my favourite pieces of software and all I need for a personal website is part of the system: httpd, pf etc.
Also OpenBSD has some of the best docs out there, I rarely need to websearch anything.

Unfortunately, we don't live in an ideal world, so I rarely get to spin up OpenBSD outside of that due to a number of reasons like a lack of filesystems for interoperability (USB media) and firmware drivers (got to be specific in the hardware you buy for it).
That's just not the way to handle a community /all-chat is OPT-IN since nearly 8 years ago. That said there sure is an abundance of toxicity in League of Legends and other competitive games, it comes with the nature of competitive sports or esports.

The question is why they decide to take away an OPT-IN feature (you can also mute single players) which a huge size of their player base uses to build their own communities and friendships.

For me this is a total surrender from a dev studio that has a history of going about problems in radical/disputed ways without regards to their own communities criticism. Dynamic Que, Twisted Tree Lines, No Voice Communication, Chat Restrictions and so much more. Riots approach to solving problems is basically "If the house is on fire better call the ambulance." They will achieve their goal to save some of toxicity but they let the house burn to the ground.

There are also way more intelligent ways to combat toxicity as blizzard and other publishers show in their games. If you flame your opponents and the bad filter catches it a message like "gg ez" would be translated into something like "I’m wrestling with some insecurity issues in my life but thank you all for playing with me." or "It’s past my bedtime. Please don’t tell my mommy.". Electronic Arts is simply shadow banning players.

The most important part is the loss of player engagement. As a player you now can't distinguish if you are playing against real players or bots and I truly believe this is the real ground for concern if you watch their dev vlog about their progress with AI bots I am 100% sure that we will see AI bots in the near future on servers with a dwindling active playerbase.
From personal experience working on this problem I would strongly agree with idea that a lot of bank fraud is home grown.

The police in the UK have a very poor track record of actually dealing with bank fraud. The nature of the crime, and way UK policing works, means there's a significant number of disincentives to actually investigating bank fraud. Two of the biggest showstoppers is location/jurisdiction and training, which police force should investigate? The one where the victim lives, or the one where the criminal lives? Police training focuses almost entirely on crimes with a physical element, if someone robbed your store, then the police know how to help. If they rob your bank account, they haven't foggiest on where to start that kind of investigation.

Additionally each individual case of fraud tends to be for small amounts (thousands to tens of thousands), so are frequently ignored. It's only in aggregate that the sums become meaningful to police, but they rarely consider fraud on anything other than a case-by-case basis. The result, as a bank we can tell the police exactly who commited a crime, where they live, what they look like, where they eat breakfast, what their social media handles are etc, and nothing will happen. The report and all the data vanishes into the blackhole known as the NCA.
In defense of the person you replied to, it's so littered with acronyms and things I've never heard of (I'm not from the US) I was only 80% sure I understood it correctly.
It's a shame you can't self-host the editor. My main use-case for doing this was to occupy me when I was without internet.
> The idea is very entrenched in the rust gamedev community

I don't think it's very entrenched, although it's certainly present. The reason for this perception, I guess, is that Bevy (which is based on ECS) is all the rage.

Amethyst was ECS as well, but it's dead now (and Bevy is essentially its successor). Veloren is ECS though, and active.

The remaining major engine (AFAIK) is RG3D, but it's not ECS. Macroquad provides a node graph (but it's a smaller engine).

All the other game engines are comparatively small, and they don't provide storages/ECS engines.

(edit: added Veloren)
I use Debian and love OpenBSD.
Sometimes long-deleted folders pop up when older version clients connect

What causes that?
Pay by the minute will never work: it gets people anxious, looking at the time all the time [ :) ].

Also the way it mixes fun and work ain't consistent imo.
> Such a good opportunity for EA to mount an Anti-FIFA corruption campaign in game.

That would be next level irony.

EA, the stewards of justice and defenders of sports.
i wasn't talking about code, but design principles that apply to pretty anything humans are building.

People here say "he doesn't need things we usually expect from a website, like contact form or anything, because he's johny ives"

But then why make a website in the first place ?
Discovered "Still Wish you were here" some days ago. Guess what? It is pretty good.
I have two issues. The first one is the suggestion that there is anything “unnatural” or harmful about the vaccines or that they are “new” and therefore dangerous. There is 0 reason to believe this. None whatsoever.

The second is this:

> … to believe the vaccines will get me better antibodies than those I already have

My point isn’t that you need to rush out and get the vaccine right this second - it’s that your immune response is equivalent to having got the vaccine except that in the future, just like those who received the vaccine you will need some sort of re-exposure via contracting the virus from another person or via a vaccine in order to maintain your immune response.

You’re suggesting you won’t get a vaccine as this occurs - instead of obtaining a booster shot equivalent which would train your immune system without risking severe illness you’d prefer to contract COVID again and roll the dice. No clue when you obtained it, maybe even walking around spreading it asymptotically…

Your strategy works for the short term, but fails in the medium to long term.
Things are where you’d expect, patterns and conventions cary on throughout the system, etc…
Vs the disjoint feeling linux has.
>There are plenty of vax-hesitant, anti-anti-anti-vax, and anti-vax comments in every HN thread on the topic. Most discussion in those threads is centered around those topics. If dissent weren't allowed, that wouldn't be true

Vax is interesting. The hivemind here seems to be undecided on this one. I actually attribute this to a single thing, Fauci's lies. He has admitted to lying how many times now? He has been caught lying how many more times?

The cost of those lies has created this hesitancy.
That's pretty interesting, because the US is often stereotyped for being aggressively cost-cutting in pursuit of margin. And yet in the middle of nowhere in the US local bank branches are still very common. I can easily get someone from my bank on the phone any time I need to. And if anyone attempts to move a large sum of money out of my account, the bank will promptly call me and freeze the action unless I allow it. Best of all the account is entirely free of fees with no minimum balance.

That's still considered normal customer service by a local bank here in the US. I assume it degrades if you bank with one of the giants like Bank of America.
Mainly it's countries with easily setup legal anonymous LLPs or without directories of ownership, that are economically stable and where there is little political pressure (internal or external) to decrease secrecy. Lack of internal pressure is common when the country strongly benefits from being an offshore secrecy location (Switzerland, Singapore, HK) or when it's not very susceptible to international pressure (US, UK).

Whether it's "stupid" or not depends on how much you weigh bank secrecy and privacy against the fight on money laundering, corruption, terrorism financing and sanctions evasion.

Either way, the degree of secrecy you get is also usually a lot higher if your assets are not in your home country, which means that bank privacy is much higher for the global rich.
My understanding is that you should use Extra to increase the size of your toolbox, but still use them only if they make sense. For example, I recently learned about the different kinds of maps in C++ while going through a part of the codebase that uses them heavily. I didn't use that knowledge directly though. Maybe one day it will come up, maybe it won't. When modifying old code, I try to have a good reason when changing the way things are done. If I'm doing something fancy, I usually try to confirm it with a collegue first.

Edit: another good example of Extra would be to build useful tooling for your codebase. It's usually higher-level work.
> the CRT "fact" that all white people enjoy privilege

Do you have a source for this? I am very far from knowledgeable about CRT but AFAIK what you've said there is just an incorrect right-wing talking point in the current anti-CRT fervour.
I had a long argument with HSBC UK Security a few years ago where I was completely unable to get the to understand they were putting their customers at risk.

In the event that something looked strange on your account the 'HSBC Fraud Department' would text you and ask them to call you on a phone number.

A phone number that didn't appear anywhere on their website. "We don't want it public.

OK,well at least put it on a non-linked page so that if you SEARCH for the number on the website search tool, it returns a page with the number on "Well, I suppose that's an idea I could pass on".

Even when I said to them "You are training your customers to accept potentially fraudulent text messages" they didn't get it.

Infuriating.
Here's a piece that tries to explain the site [1]. Interestingly (to me, that is): Both the wordmark and ensuing text are set in a new typeface, LoveFrom Serif, which is inspired by John Baskerville’s letterforms and based on studies of his original punches and matrices.

[1] https://www.wallpaper.com/design/jony-ive-and-marc-newson-lo...
> Do young people in big European cities have no problems with finding a place to meet friends?

Here in Europe there are places like cafes, restaurants, bars, parks, libraries, museums, galleries, shopping centres, town squares, gyms, clubs or just plain outdoor areas that people use to hang out with one another.
> I would expect the same social-engineering to be able to convince the user to not raise the alarm during the 2 week cooldown period.

It would be interesting to test this. Having read through a number of APP fraud cases, including victim statements. One persistent theme is that the pressure cooker environment that scammers create to get victims to send money is very effective as getting them to ignore warning signs. But after they've sent the money, and the immediate pressure is off, they quickly realise they've been scammed.

I strongly suspect that introducing even short delays of a few hours would be very effective. Especially if the victim is immediately made aware that a delay has been introduced. This give the victim a little time to cool-off and realise that they've been scammed, and then hopefully alert the bank.
Because criminals operate in every country and the EU has a large and often English speaking population. It’s the same with the US/UK where plenty of scammers operate in each country while targeting the other. Email doesn’t care about national borders, it does care about language.
No its 250m for FIFA and World Cup. All the leagues/teams come from individual contracts with each league and all the players from a contract with FIFPro (International Federation of Professional Footballers) which they just renewed. Basically FIFA wants a huge amount of money for the name FIFA on the box.

Football is not like NFL or NBA where you just make a single contract with the league and you get everything. Instead you have to go and make a lot of contracts all over the place. The system is just much more fragmented.

Basically EA could just not pay this money to FIFA and call the game EA Football or something and have all the same content except the FIFA name on the box and the world cup (and the national teams that come with it)
We are talking about design patterns here, about the singleton design pattern. And not just about singleton objects. You still seem to mix up the two things.

> Lastly, please get acquainted with HN's guidelines on commenting as your last comment goes against a few principles stated in them.

I think you are just misunderstanding me (and the OP) and I'm trying to clarify. I don't see which principle I would violate with that.
Who? You need to include sources when making fantastic and difficult to independently verify claims. Otherwise you’re just spamming propaganda.