skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I do wonder how close you'd have to go to actually demodulate real Gigabit Ethernet over the air. Given the 8 simultaneous data streams (4 pairs times two directions), I imagine you'd need at least 8 antennas to get anywhere, probably arranged in very close proximity to the cable to pick up on the spatial differences between the pairs. Then you'd have to use MIMO demodulation techniques. At that point you might as well just tap the cable.

100BASE-TX would be a lot easier, since that just uses a single pair in each direction.

FWIW, this isn't a side channel, at least not the way he's presenting it. It's a covert channel. That's different; side channels leak (significant) information from uncooperating sources. Covert channels require a cooperating source. There's a huge difference. Covert channels are largely academic and almost never relevant in real life. This isn't like research on things like extracting RSA keys from CPU EMI emitted during OpenSSL operations, which is a real side channel and much more valuable research.
Asus Vivobook 16X OLED?
1) 94 Wh battery
2) R7 5800h / R9 5800hx
3) 4K OLED screen that goes to 550
I think God just cares about self reproduction, not of a specific species but in general. But I would rather consider this a natural force like a locally reversed entropy instead of a sentient agent who acts on the world.
> However, if you just want a very minimal subset of a JSON response (i.e. a 'status' string field out of say 20 other values in a map), is it not better to just look for one field, as opposed to have to create an entire struct in Rust to represent the full response?

You can define a struct with just the status field.

> How does Serde work with optional extra fields? I know you can use Option<>, but that implies you know they exist - what happens if fields get added in the future silently? I guess the schema changes then, which isn't good, but that might happen?

Unknown fields are skipped by default.
Yep the default example is a 1.1MB SVG. This website manages to inflate the original content over 3000x.
Exactly, except these days with the way compensation has shifted at FAANG it's more like 1% vs 100% chance at 5mil in 5 years.
How do I build an ESP (email service provider) tool like Mailchimp?
I'm curious how do email marketing tools get off the ground building, what are the steps?
Do the researchers pay to use the telescope or how does this work?
I am a C# developer and I find F# very interesting. I love the functional paradigms in C# and I want to be able to use more of a functional style.

I like how well written F# code is less verbose while being very readable.

I want to learn another language. I was thinking about Go, Rust and Kotlin. I excluded Kotlin because it seems it doesn't bring me much value over C# and I excluded Go for the same reason.

I dabbled a bit in Rust, but so far I don't like it's verbosity, the fact that it is boiler plate-ish.

So I reminded myself of F# and started learning that. I know that it has a huge disadvantage compared to the others, it is far less popular, but on the other hand, I can use F# in the same projects I use C# and some of the thing I learn while learning F# might be applicable to C#.

I feel that F# is a niche language mainly because of of two things: Microsoft doesn't care much about it to push it and help it to thrive. And they don't push it because it has a small community. I seems that Microsoft is investing more resources in Python or Java than in F#. The other thing is that the largest community sees it as a Microsoft language and that is enough of a reason not to touch it.

Whatever growing adoption F# has its due to efforts of it's tiny but very enthusiastic community which is helping it to jump some barriers like frontend programming.
This offers functionality like the readers being able to copy and paste the code, you can't do that with cmd+shift+4 because that creates just an image file
A product targeted for kids should be suitable for kids. I do not see any way around this. If a child’s toy at the store contained razor blades, no one would say “oh well the parent was meant to check for razor blades in the toy first. I see no issue with the toy.”
I've recently programmed quite a lot using 'Visitor'. But looking at my code a few months later it seemed hard to understand. Why? I think it is because the abstraction level is too high. The names in the code don't refer to anything that has to do with the problem the code is trying to solve.

For instance I needed to traverse some directories and do something with the files and subdirs in them. So I used my parametric Visitor class.

But when I now read that code it has calls to visit() etc. and when I debug the code it never mentions 'files' and 'folders'. That has been abstracted away into parameters. And that makes it difficult to understand what the code is actually doing, what it is accomplishing.

So, I've found it gets easier if I rewrite the code to use the vocabulary of the problem domain. It still follows the same (Visitor-) "pattern". The pattern is there but code does not use the vocabulary of the pattern, but of the concrete things it is dealing with.

And maybe that's why Design Patterns are important. Not as a code-library but as explanations of "patterns" that are useful when writing software.
Schwalbe Marathon Mondial are incredibly durable tyres. Never had a single flat in at least 20,000 km on them.
I get that some users could tolerate this all day, but the problem with having a display strapped to your face with plastic lenses in between that have not been tailor to your eyesight is bound to be uncomfortable to a lot of users at prolonged use.
Actually, the site seems to be based on doing basically the same by forking yt-dlp -J with one API request and then ffmpeg with another. The ffmpeg options: https://github.com/davidguttman/video-download-tool/blob/mai...
The person you’re replying to has nearly 3x the yoe and significantly lower TC, pretty simple. And like you say, there are always people in these threads saying “good TC doesn’t exist where I am.” Finally, you’re assuming everyone wants to work for FAANG.
Do you really think "old" Microsoft thought that far into the future for this back then?

This was before the days of software becoming walled-garden lock-in subscription-ware; when quarterly revenue relied solely on the number of licenses sold and pirated licenses were seen as lost revenue.

I assumed they just though that if everyone had only legit copies, then Microsoft's revenues would quintuple overnight effectively turning Bill Gates into the world's richest man. Oh wait, he already was the world's richest man at that time. Nevermind.

Then again, people mostly pirated it because they couldn't afford it, so a strong piracy-free DRM solution would have probably pushed everyone to Linux right off the bat (nobody in Eastern Europe could afford Macs at the time), causing Microsoft's market share to fall off a cliff and not be the 400 pound gorilla it is today.
And FINRA is made up of brokers and banks but overseen by the SEC. The EPA doesn't directly monitor every factory. The NTSB sets general testing guidelines and standards and seems to have greatly increased auto and aviation safety, but they can't police everything and at least to the public seem to regulate after the fact.

The general term, I believe, is self-regulatory-organization. The theory, I guess, is that the government sets the laws and says very generally, "no fraud", and "you have to write your own rules and make sure they're good", but offers little technical guidance otherwise. I think this could work well if there were very heavy penalties for failures to self-police, but in practice the revolving door between government and industry incentivizes slap on the wrist style punishment. It's a hard problem and I don't think we're doing well over the last few decades.
To be fair it's a huge undertaking to port any code of that size to 64 bits, be it fully commented or not. He probably remembers it vaguely and it might be a different function they had problems finding the exact location in the source code.

I'm curious, didn't they just call you or Danny (I believe that's Danny Thorpe, who is currently working for Microsoft) for assistance?
PRISM would seem to support that idea.
Might want to look at Pieter Levels' open revenue for NomadList, he created both these sites: https://nomadlist.com/open

I believe he's pulling in ~2 million USD ARR with both combined. When I asked him about both ventures on the NomadList Slack group, he said that while NomadList originally made more money, RemoteOK started to make a lot more simply because it's B2B while NomadList is B2C. The difference between companies and individuals paying for stuff is vast. So he said to target B2B for startups in general.
What are the strengths and weaknesses of those three?
That's why he uses `-f best`, which in 99% cases will give the best single-file output from YouTube that ffmpeg definitely can understand (the exception being live streaming or VOD of a just finished live streaming, which may not have a non-DASH variant.)

The caveat is this will only give you up to 720p video, since higher quality have separate audio and video (likely in DASH format), which ffmpeg can understand, but you need to modify the command accordingly. (The default for youtube-dl is `-f bestvideo+bestaudio`; with `-g` it gives you exactly that: two urls for audio and video respectively).
Your gut cannot be healthy without fiber. It's important for the digestive process. There's a reason dietary guidelines include fiber, and I'm not sure where you're reading these journals but your agreement/disagreement is irrelevant to the point. A lack of fiber does _cause_ blood sugar fluctuations, cholesterol increases, constipation, etc.

Just because it's not as severe as rickets or scurvy doesn't mean people should ignore the needs of their gut microflora, especially given that the majority of cells in our bodies are (mostly beneficial) bacteria.
I remember doing some consulting work for a medical device a couple of years back (embedded software) where they were really really struggling to design flexible tubing that would pass a bio-toxicity test.

In practice it seems plastic flexible tubing uses a lot of plasticizers (BPA included) to make them flexible.

My point being that, even if you avoid the packaging and the relabeled cosmetic 'perfumes', it still seems that the flexible tubing you would find in most coffee vending machines and water filtration systems (and many other consumer applications that do not require medical regulation) is probably choke-full of plasticizers.
In terms of the Islamic tradition, Allah [lit. The God] is both transcendent and immanent.

Quran 50:16 states that Allah is closer to man than his jugular vein and Quran 2:115 states that wherever you turn, there is the Face of Allah.

Now to answer why He cares, the Quran states that He specifically created mankind to know Him.

And indeed, the recurring injunction in the Quran is to remember Allah, because you already know Him—Quran 7:172 states that we testified to His Lordship in a pre-birth state.
Hey, that's a good point!

Also adds a bit of zest in an otherwise tedious humdrum, by adding a bit of giggle every now and then.
I find the lack of a Gruvbox theme disturbing on many levels!
You're assuming God's values though.
You have to learn some of .NET framework if you plan to use its features like ASP .NET, but you do not have to learn C#.

If you plan to use Python you have to learn some Python libraries.
Canada's fault for not investing in a domestic refinery to generate and sell higher margin petroleum products.
Correction: London Meetup Location
Yep. The thought experiment does a good job I think of highlighting just how much being linked to nuclear weapons and thus became a target for peace and environmental action has screwed us. Take that history away, drop this gift from the universe in our lap yesterday, and every environmentalist would be on board today.
Afaik you can bypass the dots by printing your own dots where they are missing, but I'm not aware of any software that will do this for you.
How many name collisions are there with a project named carbon?

I think that would be a cool project, if it doesn't already exist: crawl github, gitlab, bitbucket, sourceforge, etc -- and report project name collisions.
Timely article today in CBC News: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/young-albertans-leavi...
I guess hobby isn’t the best word. I suppose it could be a chore too. I have to learn all kinds of stuff to DIY pool maintenance. Either way, it’s an endeavor.
Hence the reason for standards. Here's an intro:

"Classified Facility Communications Cabling Infrastructure Design Basics"

https://www.bicsi.org/docs/default-source/conference-present...
Remote work has shifted demands and it’s going to take some work to realign supply with demand. Some of these office towers should be suitable to refit in to apartment buildings. There is never going to be as much demand for office space as there was. The future of cities is being a place to live and the local councils need to fit out cities as comfortable spaces with nice facilities.
Formula Retail: How did we get here?
We don’t set them anywhere in prod and generally didn’t have any issues. We always set cpu requests and alert if those are exceeded for prolonged periods and always set memory req=limit
They could sample statements sporadically and thus have some checks instead of none?
A book that I clearly referred it was only one of the first ones that somehow started talking about this, I never stated it was the definition of ECS.

Apparently making the point about how relevant this specific book is, is what matters in this whole thread.
Unfortunately if they don't know anything about you - then they will not be able to deliver anything informative.
Well that's go for you.

Go is simple and "default case" which is simple and works for most cases... and then you have edge cases where you need to bend over backwards.

As an exercise, try to use comma (",") in JSON field name.
I was raised in the evangelical Christian tradition and have since had my views broken down and rebuilt numerous times. I am still seeking. I am ignorant about Islam, other than the way it is represented in popular media and from some basic readings.

Your descriptions of God are interesting. Are these concepts that come from reading the Koran?
There are such countries and places in the world.
Having a spectrum of phones helps sell the premium phones. If you decide to buy a premium phone to replace your current phone, and you're happy with the one you have, you may shop the same brand. Without the lower end phones, you won't get those customers.

Windows Mobile 10 was a trainwreck for a lot of reasons, but Microsoft only sold upper mid tier and premium phones for it, and the sales numbers were terrible. If they had commited to low end phones (which they did well for WP7 and WP8), it might have gone differently. (Of course, that would have required a much more polished OS release)
The Crystal homepage used to feature a tagline like “Slick as Ruby, Fast as C” or something similar.
How does the system know where the code-files are on the server?

In general the server-app could be generating the HTML and scripts it serves. They need not exist in any file really. They could come from a database.
Yep.

https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2021#section-most-...
Ok I have but a fraction of your experience and make more. And live in a much lower cost if living area.

I’m extremely mobile. Not like permanently move mobile. But I’ll take contracting work that require me to move to NY or London or whatever. Very job bumps my salary up. If I have to switch continents I will.

Home is always my low cost of living place, and in practice I spend the majority of time there.

I know most people aren’t like this. And most people don’t have spouses who tolerate this.

My wife is either very understanding, or maybe she just doesn’t like me that much.

But if I’m like, honey, I have to move to Austin a for six months, she’s like “Ok, just be home for Thanksgiving.”
I have a problem with this article because of the sentence, "He loathed groupthink and thought most organised religion, not least of the Judeo-Christian kind, fuelled delusion and sectarianism".

I don't have the words to unpack the problems with the term "Judeo-Christian" myself, so I'll leave it to Emily Burack at Alma: https://www.heyalma.com/the-myth-of-judeo-christianity-expla...
At the same time, I see mostly listings for director of data science or vp analytics at a ton of small businesses or startups that require a PhD and 5 extra years experience offering a cap of $80k.
Probably skeptic, because they lived elsewhere, got an education for relatively inexpensive or free, and all they see is the difference in the value of currency.

Or probably skeptic, because they're planning on moving to a good state.

Or most probably, they don't care. They're moving countries, they probably don't have the most nationalistic bent to them.

I don't hate the United States, I'm just not being unrealistic about how beneficial it's been for me.
W3 Total Cache if you're on shared hosting.
I guess if you redefine what programming is you can say that. It is literally just finding efficient and maintainable ways to shuffle 0s and 1s so a computer does something a user wants it to do. Thats it.

Now there are good ways to do that and bad ways and we should take pride in our work but lets not pretend when we say “programming is an art” that we mean like a real art. Laying tile and drywall is also an “art” but people don’t care unless its part of a building.
Crystal is managed memory, C++ isn't. C++ gives a level of control and performance that Crystal, Nim, Java, Common-Lisp don't, even if they're quite close performance-wise. Only Rust (and maybe Zig) truly compete with C++. The rest compete with Java.
Indeed, and come to think of it, this not just limits itself to humans, but also ant colonies or even the universe if you want to get really deep.

It is like the most meta description of how things are that I believe anyone has ever come up with!
Throttly
Network simulator for Android by VpnService
Those days Linux was not a viable options for consumers.

Microsoft was not in this alone (piracy in eastern part of the world), even companies like Adobe was in same situation and Adobe perhaps was more affected as they were smaller and less diversified.

But for them piracy in China, India, Romania et al. was not a problem, as they knew it increases user base and they can monetize that in corporates. The same people who pirate at home and school will pay for the license when they are in office (bigger ones).

Piracy was a training and demand generation channel.
I haven't been looking, but i was under the impression that you could have some ... Last year, not in the recent months?

Maybe you are right, then the math changes, but only slightly?
How do I go about upscaling screenshots taken in Windows so that they look good on high DPI screens? Thanks.
The value is for displaying nicely formatted code in places that make it otherwise

> impossible to display nicely styled code as text

E.g. sharing snippets on Twitter, on blogging platforms that don't properly support code, in preview images for social media... Kind of a niche problem, but one that gets disproportionate visible attention because the people who produce lots of content about coding are the ones that have the most need for it. (Similar like how many programmers blogs have a good chunk about content about how they implemented their blog ;))
This is a tangent, but I don't have many opportunities to speak to people knowledgeable of Islam. Is there a concept of original sin in Islam? Do we need to seek forgiveness or salvation?
You should not be down voted. I can personally attest to what you are saying and I am a big fan of VR. Quest 2 games suck. Plain and simple. If you’re used to high fidelity graphically immersive deep story games, then you will never find satisfaction on Quest 2 native games. Connect to a PC for that.
We have a bunch, the one in Saint John is one of the bigger refineries in the world (325000 barrels per day), not top 10 or anything. Of course it's all refined crude from Saudi.
Sure, no problem, it's on IH here https://www.indiehackers.com/post/turning-a-loss-into-a-laun...
The problem you describe works in both directions though. If God is introduced to explain, say, the existence of the Universe, and you’re not allowed to ask what created God or why God exists, then why not just say you’re not allowed to ask what created the Universe or why the Universe exists?
He seems like the kind of person who's whole selfworth is money. So--I bet his "team" is working on a patch right now.
Often it's as simple minded as convincing the judge that decides how many years you'll serve that you're not irredeemable.
100 year archival DVDs with redundancy? The first question should be how much data do they need to store over 50 years...
Didn’t Phoenix start this trend like years ahead?
I think having the full mybutterflies.io URL is honestly better despite being longer. Most people will get “my boyfriend” from mybf. Just my 2 cents but I like the idea.
Is anyone else bothered by the close/minimize/maximize buttons in the upper left corner which are there for no apparent reason other than to associate with macos’ design?
yes! this is also a great point. YOU CAN NOT MAKE A PLAYLIST OF KID SONGS FOR YOUR CHILD ON YOUTUBE. Do you see how weird this looks?
Amazing that something as simple as a hierarchical address can be so complicated at the same time.

Like why is the domain big endian and the path small endian? Leads to endless confusion and has been a source of many fraud attacks.

On the other hand a post address is equally unnatural. Street name-> street Number-> Postcode is not in consecutive order of significance. Yet everybody handles such without problem.

A big factor is also unreadable query strings like ?q= instead of simple paths like /search/.
Uhh, I think they meant "informative about the product for sale", not "informative about the aspirations being targeted"
"Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, Calgary had the highest rate of commercial vacancies in Canada as an economic downturn driven by the price of oil hollowed out the city’s downtown office towers."
I remember following his blog ten years ago when he was doing some YouTube music thing in Thailand. There was an post where he got burglarized in Amsterdam at one point.

Then he does the Nomadlist and RemoteOK thing. Because I followed him before he was a smashing success ($$$), it made me question the whole survivorship bias thing.

Then again it shows he was always a prolific content creator and always interacted with his audience.
This idea is incapable of racist results. Racists are capable of racist results. Don't conflate the two.

The people crying about this "idea" being racist or "enabling racism" are wrong.
Well, this seems slightly better to me. I'd rather be discriminated against based on what I'm doing than on what I am. I'd rather not have my life dictated by unaccountable analysts/AI but I don't think this particular news is worse than the status quo.

EDIT: Main thing that irks me about this is the invasion of privacy. Less data = good in my book and this is the complete opposite so I'd probably pay a premium not to use that.
The issue is that Canada is a large country with diverse priorities that are not shared equally among the populace.

Many Canadians are strongly against any sort of investment in fossil fuels of any kind.