skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't believe in the usefulness of a language designed for teaching, unless the student is 7 years old.

I think that someone will get much better dividends in long time if they start learning a language designed to be useful, to solve problems.
Pick any big budget game released by a AAA studio or publisher
Yes 100% - I’m actually using Vite Ruby in a project as I really wanted to use Inertia + React and that was by far the easiest way to get everything up and running.

I’d go so far as to say I wish -j vite was an option in js-bundling :)
Hi everyone, I have been working on a rank tracker and I would like to know what you think about it.
First, for those who would not know yet what is a rank tracker, it is in SEO terms a tool that automatically track a list of keywords on Google Search or other search engines and return your positions in the SERPs, every day. So you don't have to do it manually with a rank checker!
This is useful if you are a SEO enthusiast and of course you still have to work hard on your SEO. The rank tracker is purely an analytics tool.

I named it Serpivore and launched it last month. You can check more information at https://serpivore.com

It has the usual features of a SERP tracker, including mobile search and localization, but it can also tell you if the SERP contains image blocks, videos, maps, featured snippets, sitelinks, etc, and if you rank for them or not. You can also track competitors and tag your keywords.

My main point in creating Serpivore is that I want it to be useful and I want you to use it, not just test it. I want you to track your keywords analytics just like you use other analytics tools. So there is no limited-time free trial, instead there is a generous free 20 keywords/day plan! Use it for free as long as you want, and upgrade to paid plan only if you need a lot more keywords.

You can see a live demo of it at https://demo.serpivore.com, or create your own account and start tracking your 20 keywords per day. (And keep working on your content and your SEO because Serpivore does not do this for you yet)

That's it, let me know what you think of it!

Sam
(You can connect with me on https://twitter.com/samuelpigny or https://serpivore.com/contact)
I don't think I've seen a US/UK MSM article comparing China to us favorably in at least 5 years. Ive seen dozens or hundreds beating the drum against them..

It's a major coincidence for such a free press, right?
I'm using this to compile typescript lambda functions for AWS with great success.
Combined with cdk and its NodeJsFunction you can even deploy/compile without local docker.
If you want to read "the" book on sound reproduction, this is rather indisputably it:

https://www.amazon.com/Sound-Reproduction-Psychoacoustics-Lo...

The book is backed by quite a few decades of research and controlled listening experiments with trained and untrained listeners. It really is authoritative.

Dr. Toole is also very generous with his time on various audio forums and YouTube channels. So by all indications, you are also supporting a pretty decent human being.
Don't quote me on this but I think the real Belgian* way of cooking fries is in horse fat.

* in the US you call them French fries but it should really be named Belgian fries since they originate from there
Keep an eye on what AIGA features, beware of, mhm, "opinions", but it's a good source, if it's not your only source.

https://eyeondesign.aiga.org/

And a good website for jumping in is Design Observer.

https://designobserver.com/
You must be very naive thinking any other government can't kidnap anyone. Think of Assange - perfect illustration of what "free" western governments can do.

I'm not a fan of CCP in any way but I find naivety of HN commenters speaking about China and CCP here very amusing.
I've been wondering for a long time what's been going on. This makes a lot of sense!

So if the User Agent is Google, the website produces relevant-sounding content with no JavaScript spam? I never realized GPT-3 could be used for this. The next time I see a bait-and-switch website in my search, I'll try changing my User Agent to Google.
I've said it before, and I'll keep saying it. These cases are 'workplace injuries' like the Agent Orange injuries and Gulf Syndrome.
If you do not absolutely need an eink tablet, iPad Air with apple pencil is arguably a much more versatile alternative for a similar price.
Yes. Basic and Pascal did not help me much.
Yes, but it gets tricky real quick.

You might want to have all html pages added to a <ul> in an index.html.

Then you might want a sitemap (similar solution to above).

Then you might want an RSS feed (and an atom feed).

Then you might want height and width attributes automatically set in <img> tags.

It's all doable, but soon your build script is a classic static site generator and dwarfs the Makefile in functionality and complexity.
Actually, in my experience, it's easier to get useful support for a paid product/tool/plugin that's developed by a single person or a small team, than for a product made by a big company.
Perhaps for these ad campaigns the product is the measurement, not the increased conversion rate. The sellers have to adjust price accordingly, by a few orders of magnitude.
has anyone used this in react-native ?
Revenue. So before.
My friend has just looked on Find My Mac and he can remotely format and track the whereabouts of the Macbook Pro of a guy called “Jason”. He’s never sold or had this MacBook model on his account.

The people in the Apple store provided no fixes but suggested formatting the machine which I guess would be illegal in most places.

It makes me worry that I could be Jason and someone could remotely format my computer… it’s scary that something like this is possible.
What ESBuild offers over plain ESM is:

- fast TypeScript/JSX compile

- bundling shared code to reduce request waterfall/splitting to reduce redundancy

- bundle optimization (tree shaking/dead code elimination; minification is actually faster than not using it)

- a simple plugin system for use cases like other compiled frameworks like Vue or Svelte, or whatever else you might want in a build pipeline
> The check is don't be a billionaire

Tell that to the millions of Uyghurs.
My iOS Nextcloud is stealthily paused when in the background (a few kb/s e.g. just enough for notices) as I think most iphone apps. So it is not competitive with apple backuo.
No, it is to say that you do not seem to know what you are talking about, and that you do not seem to understand what you are told.

It is to say that you should intensify work on building your intellectual keys, and avoid focussing on your strict interests, which could entangle into an overgrown cage of ideas. Hopefully you still have in front of you a long and proficuous time for formation.

There is "curiosity" in the fascination for potential for growth, and 'curiosity' in the sense Heidegger used - of shallowness. Tackle matters when you are ready to understand them - which will also enable tackling them seriously.

For most disciplines, there is lot of literature around. Some of those writers knew something: you should use them to learn.
The worst is searching for (honest) reviews of bloggers e.g. describing theor experience with some SaaS or comparing some.

The results are filled with those scummy compare sites comparing e.g. a DBaaS to e.g. mailchimp. They are not even the same type of product!
> I used to run Windows virtualised under Linux with a PCIe passthrough GPU. I remember having to re-install windows directly on my machine at a LAN party once because CS:GO couldn't be run in a VM anymore :(

Have you tried running CS:GO on Linux through Steam on Linux? It's officially supported and for me it runs as well as I expect on low-end hardware. Are there any performance reasons to want to run in a Windows VM instead?
https://www.smartcompany.com.au/business-advice/legal/nsw-bu...

If you conduct business with an unvaccinated person you receive $5k fines in Australia. $1k to the individual.

This has been escalating, one thing I suggest to people — pull out your vaccination card. How many slots are on the card? They could have made the card fit into your wallet, if it’s was smaller and didn’t have 4 slots for those 2 shots. Oh darn, now you have to use the app.

This isn’t going to stop.

“Who controls the food supply controls the people; who controls the energy can control whole continents; who controls money can control the world” — Henry Kissinger
> std::cout << ... << std::to_string(nr_rows - 1)

> to_string

What if I told you, iostream can output numbers?
In addition, I think everyone holding PoW crypto is partly responsible for it's absurd waste of energy and the associated CO2 output. If the price goes up, it only gets worse. I won't use anything PoW again.
* There doesn't seem to be much progress on an official iOS app, but it is something that users are asking for.[1] An unofficial closed source app called Möbius Sync does exist for iOS.[2]

* S3 and Dropbox are not officially supported,[3] but you can always sync one of your Syncthing nodes to cloud storage on your own.[4]

[1] https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing/issues/102

[2] https://www.mobiussync.com

[3] https://forum.syncthing.net/t/how-to-sync-files-with-aws-s3-...

[4] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18135903
Same here. Margarine was something inflicted on us by parents. I didnt touch the horrible thing the day I moved out of my mothers house. Margarine, and the lack of creative pasta sauce are the two food related things I shudder when thinking about childhood. All we haad as sauce at home was damn bolognese. So I havent touched both since I moved out.
5kW minimum, seriously? Not 5kWh/day?
The Assyrians – The Appalling Lords of Torture
> My understanding is that webpack can do all of this, you just need a few weeks and a PhD in webpack.

Uff, really hits the nail on the head from my experience with setting projects in the early webpack days.
Bad language design is not the fault of the student. After all, languages exist which doesn't have that problem.
Vite – Next Generation Front End Tooling
As a French guy I am contractually bound to disagree with you ;)

I don't think I have ever (knowingly) eaten margarine!
Microsoft's New Language AI Is Triple the Size of OpenAI’s GPT-3
Subtle logic here is indistinguishable from false advertising.
what is the point of the comment? It reads: I have an opinion (and here it is, but who gives a shit if you don't elaborate)
Platforms that make a business out of scaled access to advertising services such as Facebook should be held liable by the FTC for all the knock offs and fraud there that they deliberately do nothing about.

Every single time a person submits an Intellectual Property infringement notice to one of these companies, those scumbags narrow the request down to the one "piece of content" that was flagged and allow related content that they know fully well are part of similarity clusters of images/videos/audio to go completely free.

As an artist, going to every single instance and trying to report it to those idiots to take it down is frustrating and a complete waste of my time. By the time someone gets around to it, the content has already reached 90% of lifetime possibility and makes little difference to be taken down, while a new version sprouts up for more redistribution.
Visiting Hetzner DCs in Falkenstein, Germany [video]
High-Energy Laser Guns for Next-Gen Warfare
You can use the Network tab of your preferred browser to see the waterfall. HTTP2 did improve a lot, but it can’t magically resolve N-deep transitive imports without additional information. It was originally designed to have that information provided at the server level, but HTTP Push has been dead for a while. There are physical limitations at work, optimizing requests on the wire is still important.
It's also a lot more error prone in large programs because misspellings introduce new variables instead of causing an error.
You are fundamentally misunderstanding CBDCs here by conflating CBDCs with cryptocurrencies.

The concept of a CBDC is simply a digital currency where normal people hold digital accounts with the central bank instead of using a retail bank. That's it. No prescription for the storage mechanism. It could be a relational database, a block chain or memory on J Powell's old graphing calculator from highschool. A CBDC is digital in the same way that your credit card is digital. It's just that a computer tracks the Fed liability not a little green piece of paper.

Here's a piece of legislation proposing a US CBDC . https://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/senate-bill/357...

Go look for the words cryptocurrency or blockchain in it. They aren't there. It's simply a mechanism for retail banks to hold "pass through" accounts for consumer accounts at the fed.
I have a hybrid, where I don't use the sync features of next cloud, but do use the contacts and calendar. Syncthing is setup to sync to the Nextcloud files folder, and a nextcloud config option (forget the exact option) allows Nextcloud to immediately pick up the files that syncthing dropped.
Oh freunde, nicht dies tone!

I hope that you're referencing the magazine. It's actually named for the tone, though I'm sure anybody familiar with it already knows that.
Go far enough and you and me share the same ancestor. I think there was a post that statistically you don't need to go that far (just a few millenia)
[citation needed]

And no, Adrian Zenz, a religious extremist who claimed he is "led by god" on a "mission" against communist China, does not count as a trustworthy source.
How Much Slower Is Remote Work?
On the downside, it will put all the code into one giant script that has to be downloaded upfront.

While a website that loads scripts per page will only load the scripts that are needed on the current page.
It would have to be E2E encrypted which would break the functionality of a remote development environment
What would be wrong if they're reselling Hetzner? Obviously the price difference come from whatever they include on top.
Storing nuclear waste for millennia? How long ago was the first nuclear reactor activated? Do you really think in one thousand (!) years we will be using 2020's technology? In a thousand years nothing we see today will be even vaguely familiar.
Creating a default community health file on GitHub
It all depends on the individual-opportunity nexus. To summarize this, identify or create an opportunity that you can see it more clearly than others. Once you're certain that it's exploitable by you, this means you're the right entrepreneur to do it. The next step is to convince others(investors, team etc) that this is an actual opportunity - hardest part.

I would also say drop the words you're using for now: business, metrics etc. You need an opportunity that you can exploit. You can create it or find it. Not all people see the same opportunities, and not all opportunities are exploitable by any entrepreneur.
Twitter is testing ads in replies on Android and iOS
> When I visit websites that are rendered serverside, they usually feel instant to me. Even when they load a dozen scripts or so

Then they'll be faster doing only one request, this is regardless of ssr or spa

Bundling also gives you slatic analysis (typescript and linting), and frees developers from developing in the dark, like keeping track in their brain what component in what script exposes what global.
Citation: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-22278037
go to task manager > startup and see if there's something there listed as having a high value in the "startup impact" column
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Wrong. I am not defending Bitcoin. But I am opposing people like you who think they have some kind of monopoly telling other people what to use their silicon and electricity for. In fact, I couldn't care less about BTC. But I hate private police like you.
Covzire was claiming without any proof whatsoever that they saw "lots of reports on twitter."
You don't put Markdown surrounded by triple backticks though... That's for code or other text that is not Markdown.
Yes this. Best money I’ve ever spent on software
A butter bell is a great way to store butter at room temperature. Doesn't really seem to make it last any less than in a fridge either.
Syncthing is great, but bear in mind in the default configuration (unless you set STNOUPGRADE=1) it will automatically download a replacement binary and exec it, granting the developer remote code execution on your machine at any time, Solarwinds-style.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27933308

No-interaction autoupdate really should be opt-in. It's super dangerous software otherwise. Anyone with release credentials could own many many thousands of machines with a single action.
Also the second-most-common typeface for people to complain about.
Is it much of a hassle to get your money back or is it a single paper to file?
What do you mean by "dev/validation iteration"?
Why? What would be valuable about that? Specifically, what would be valuable about getting someone's GameCenter contacts? These aren't business or family contacts. These are people the person games with. It's a privacy violating bug but not a show-stopping bug. Important but not valuable.
If simplicity is good for a learning language, than Brainfuck wins hands down.
Covid: Lateral flow tests more accurate than first thought, study finds
GP is talking about retail CBDC, which is user-facing in addition to being bank-facing only like current central banks. Not all CBDCs talk about retail, and it’s not clear if any would actually aim to provide that feature.
2013->now is the disturbing thing, this implies 2/3 of the 2013 cohort hadn't found work 8 years later. Thats really bad.

The turkish migrants came to work. I think the ratio would be pretty opposite: 70%+ were working.
No idea. And I'm basing that claim on a youtube review of the recent changes, so I may be wrong...
Mason will build IoT hardware so businesses don't have to
We need an Assyrian to chime in here...
There Are Productive Assets and Then There’s Crypto
First off, basically nobody gets famous playing Shakespeare. So that has zero value as a metric.

Second, Stewart was with the Royal Shakespeare Company for 16 years well before any Star Trek stuff, so I'm sorry, but at least for those paying attention to Shakespeare, he was doing quite well.

Third, calling Picard an "authoritarian" is, well, silly. Are you trolling with all of this?
Well Reagan breaking the air traffic controllers union in 1981 because it was “a peril to safety” is a famous example of the government saying when and where you have to work

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Professional_Air_Traffic_Con...
Also the bitcoin trillionaires would control the whole network. So not a real decentralization.
TurboC and Borland C had the same kind of IDE.
This was a few years ago at least, not sure it was an option back then? Or maybe the idea of futzing around trying to get the binary nvidia drivers working properly on Linux in the middle of a LAN party didn't appeal to me :D

I do worry that this push to ever-more-intrusive forms of anti-cheat will mean that games are less likely to run on Linux. If the source to your anti-cheat kernel module needs to be released under the GPL it's probably not going to be that effective for very long..
we're not far away :)
https://twitter.com/nshepperd1/status/1446004530433323018

There's a notebook too, if you're curious
Don't mix 2 different things — become better engineer and career level up.

Sometimes they go together, but they are not really correlated.

My best career moves were:

1. get into small startup with really strong team and complicated technology in the beginning of the career — I rarely found such concentration of smart people and technology afterwards (even in big names i worked so far).

This was my best education in software engineering.

2. start my own bootcamp school and start teaching people — another great boost in hard and soft skills I couldn't imagine i'd get.
I am one of the original authors of Space Cadet pinball (along with Mike Sandige, lead programmer, and Kevin Gliner, producer and designer.) It is surprising and gratifying to see interest is still alive for our old game. And I can't help but be impressed by the ingenuity shown by both the decompiling effort and the playable web-based game.
Did it really have music like that? I only remember the sounds, for some reason.
try out Synctrayzor for the laptop and desktop. it lets you set it to auto start on boot.
I don't think context (JS build tool) is missing here.

If someone has open mind, they can also google what is Parcel.
I'm curious when Adobe start blocking copyrighted material, ie logos.
I call Amex, tell them my story, get money back immediately 'pending investigation', and never hear another thing.

Don't abuse it, they have top notch investigation. When you spend on a credit card, it's not your money they're stealing.

I've used it probably 5 times in 10 years, and never had a problem.
I think the idea would be to use the server side cheat detectio to decide which players need to be forced to install the client side cheat detection, basically.

You're right of course, if there's no $$$ to be made from people who won't buy the game if it has client-side anticheat, then why would they develop a whole second system just for people like me who don't want to run this crap, but want to play the game enough that they'll run it anyway?
Problems entrepreneurs have to solve nowadays
The Typography of Neon Genesis Evangelion
Internal Temperature Sensor on BL602
> Well, either that or facebook engineers are completely incompetent.

Or they're making bank on dating site affiliate fees as a side hustle...
It doesn't matter if you don't do iCloud backups. All of your iMessages will be backed up to Apple in ways that Apple/FBI can read because iCloud Backup (not e2e) is on on every device held by the people you are iMessaging with.
That already happens...onlyfans anyone?
> They reiterated that no global stablecoin project should begin operation until it addresses legal, regulatory and oversight requirements, echoing a similar statement made by the larger Group of 20 finance officials earlier Wednesday.

We’re in a weird space, where statements from these authorities are only targeting government-based digital ledgers while private companies are already operating these stablecoins (celo, usdc, tether, dai)
It plainly isn't possible to implement without discrimination. Some argue that this is good discrimination. It is also noteworthy that only desirable jobs get quotas like this.
Not available in my region, sadly
Ignore the software for a moment: nobody makes smartphones or tablets anywhere near the hardware quality of the iPhone or iPad Pro.

Nobody.
The degree of damage done by particular vulnerabilities is different from person to person. For one individual losing their contact database to some un-identified third party might be a 'meh' event, for another it could be a disaster.