skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Everything can be recycled with sufficient low cost energy. If we had 100x the available energy at 1/100 the cost, things that seem crazy become possible. E.g. deconstruction of an iPhone into piles of constituent elements.
Anyone working with Unity in Git knows this pain.
Pro has almost 2 TFLOPS gpu: mali-g78 mp20

97.15 * 20 = 1943 GFLOPS

https://gsmarena.com/google_pixel_6_pro-10918.php https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mali_(GPU)#Variants
I guess when I've encountered complexity in Akka, I've felt that it was in proportion to the difficulty of the problem I'm solving. In the future, if/when I get to work with frameworks that solve the same problems while exposing me to less complexity, then Akka will be obsolete in my mind.
I'm sure there are many causes of this. After recently looking for a home, I have my own theory: schools in the U.S. are absolutely terrible.

When looking for a home in the NYC metro area (one of the wealthiest in the country), I was absolutely appalled at the quality of the schools in 90% of the places I looked. As an affluent person with the means to choose, I chose to look elsewhere. The experience got me thinking, however: 90% of people go to terrible schools because they don't have a choice.

Taxes are continually cut. Districts are gerrymandered so the most residents don't get an equal say. Interest groups take over local and state politics and de-prioritize investing in the future in the name of profits and short-term political gains. If nations grow great when people sew the seeds of trees in whose shade they will never sit, then we're in the clear-cutting stage of our society.

This study provides quantitative evidence that something is wrong with education, but there is qualitative evidence as well. The frequent politicization of events and susceptibility to fake news indicates a lack of critical thinking skills.
Why would a collapse of tether cause a crash in the crypto markets?
So, does this mean my Win32 api programs will keep working, or not?
There are car mfgs where you have to maintain pretty strict voltages as you reprogram modules else they will brick themselves. They want to prevent Garage Joe or Jane from fixing his or her own car and instead have them go to the dealership and prevents owners from using used parts -so less "green".
Arrogant stupidity - that's food for thought. Slightly reminds a bit of Kurt von Hammerstein-Equord's classification of officer.
Obama was in his first term for 20 days of 2013, not overlapping with the release of the iPhone 5s.
Seconded. Touch typing is a skill that can only be aquired by, well, touch typing. If you practice, you'll get there, but you do have to practice, and you do have to let yourself forgive the mistakes (just go back and fix them, then carry on). But resist the temptation to return to hunt-and-pecking or to watching your fingers as you type. Your eyes should be looking where the characters appear on screen as you type, not looking at your fingers.
The difference is that if you don't want your photos scanned by anybody but you still want your photos uploaded in the background, you can do that on Android, but you can't do that on Android. People who value privacy do not use iOS devices.
If the Linux commnunity could stop with the idea that people who want easy to use software are inferior, and spending their combined developer efforts on making hundreds of new Linux distributions and media players and text editors, there's certainly enough combined elbow grease gone into Linux software over the past decade to fix suspend/resume or audio playing or multiple screens of different DPI. What there isn't is commercial motivation to do so, which isn't Microsoft's fault anymore than it is Apple's fault, a company which has built a pretty good Unix-on-laptop experience.
Dioxins were become problem in 90s so smaller incinerator is banned and now incinerators must run on high temperature (> 800C) for not to emit dioxins. Emissions are also must be measured.
Chrome 95 removes FTP support
Out of my 415 clients from the survey, 6 reported being arrested, 7 physically assaulted, 26 got a STI, and 92 were stolen from.
Your initial thoughts are correct but there just aren’t enough lithium ion battery waste yet to make it very profitable. Once more and more EVs start getting end of life it will become very profitable. Keep in mind that the cars currently going to landfill were made 10 or more years ago. There were very very few lithium ion batteries in cars 10+ years ago.
DST exists because, politically, culturally, psychologically, it's easier to change time, than it is to change 9am - 5pm to 8am - 4pm.
Also there are work to support PHP (https://github.com/fable-compiler/Fable/pull/2447), Rust (https://github.com/fable-compiler/Fable/pull/2523) and Lua (https://github.com/fable-compiler/Fable/pull/2509)
The picture next to "Known enemies" is very interesting.
Getting the same for win 10 20H2 (Build 19042.1288)
Probably never. PHP is at least generally simple to deploy.
I dont think you can verify that.

Apple claims to not scan your pictures, but that's unrelated to whether they scan your pictures
If this is the transistor moment what technology would an IC equivalent require?
Fundamentally, that seems like common sense. Government's utility and legitimacy is powered by its own mass and influence in society. Many states have done a very poor job of securing that position.

If you start to get individuals and businesses so wealthy or influential that they can make the state quiver, eventually the government's mandates are at risk. Can it effectively regulate businesses that are too big to fail? Does it maintain the monopoly on violence if the wealthy can DoS the legal system to escape prosecution for their wrongdoings?
> They (he) are one of a number of noisy short sellers who try to drive stock prices with their tweets/reports.

Are sell-side "analysts" who cheerlead their long recommendations not doing the same?
Tech wages are growing at similar rates if not more
I'm speaking from the point of view of Microsoft as a user of open source software. Microsoft is not the end-user, but they are taking open source code and using it within their own product, Windows.

Microsoft has the freedom to modify the OSS components in Windows to patch security vulnerabilities.
Volcanic Activity in Japan Is Lifting Abandoned Ships Out of the Ocean
>>If the discussion surrounding a novel or story leads a class to conclude that LGBTQ+ people are entitled to basic human rights, must the class be asked to seriously consider the opposing view: that those rights should be denied to anyone who differs from the heterosexual norm?"

The answer from the [another point of view on the Holocaust] people will of course be "YES".

Make no mistake - this is a straight-up attempt to implement a minority rule autocracy in the USA, directly attacking the democracy at every level. This is merely one early sign of what is to come if they are allowed to succeed. NB it has already happened recently in the EU state of Hungary.
One of the big issues that I have with Pixel phones is the large file size for the videos. Even a 5 minute video runs into 300MB-400MB file. I disabled HDR, reduced resolution but nothing helps. Has anyone else seen this issue and found a way to reduce the video file size?
Yes, the same trick can be used when writing a scientific paper: "we improve process X's accuracy by 150%!" (when the base is 1% accurate, it is now 2.5% accurate).
How does the actual hardware compare to a $180 pair of AirPods? I wonder if basically Apple and Samsung should be making these instead of smaller medical device companies.
I don't think he's completely missed your point -- his point is you wrote "Median income is $100,000/hr", not "Median income is $100,000/yr"

Note "hour" versus "year".
Tried that first, apparently only works with OpenSSL and the Windows binary is linked to some OS SSL library instead.
Yep. And if wages cost 33% of the income, to increase the worker pay by three percent will take 100% of the additional profit. That is why a 50% increase in profit tells you nothing about how much wages can increase.
Netflix Co-CEO Says He ‘Screwed Up’ When Defending Dave Chappelle Special
It should be decriminalized, not regulated. I would have liked to have been able to go to the police about the client who assaulted me, but unfortunately this didn't cross my mind as an option.
A high P/E ratio simply means that investors are willing to pay more for each dollar of earnings. But there are actual earnings. There are no earnings backing crypto.
You can bet Hindenburg already has massive short positions somehow on all of this . . .
$100k per HOUR?

Do you mean per year?
The article reads like an advertisement. She claims to have had many intimate, beautiful experiences with johns but she's charging $1200/hr. How beautiful can a purchased experience be? Plus, the whole thing reenforces regressive stereotypes wherein men are valued for their money and women for their bodies.

Regardless of whether prostitution should be legalized on liberal grounds, it is not prosocial behavior and it is unfortunate that the taboo against it seems to be decaying.
Many years ago I read a Bruce Schneier blog post that posited that most computer users would prefer to have their computers strictly managed by a benevolent agent. I’ve always agreed.
Spoken like someone who doesn't have a fucking clue about being poor. Educate yourself.

"Target Workers Unite recently released a survey of more than 500 Target workers around the US, representing 382 different stores in 44 states. Only 12.7% of the workers who responded said they could survive on the wages from Target alone, with 56% of workers citing they have ran out of food while employed at Target, and 12.8% of workers reported experiencing homelessness."

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2020/feb/27/target-cuts...

"In most countries in the Western world, it’s assumed governments will one way or another make sure basic facilities like clean running water, sewage, and sanitation are available,” said Philip Alston, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights, who in 2017, traveled to Lowndes County for a report on U.S. poverty.

“What was striking to me in Alabama was the extent to which there’s no sense that a government should be working towards providing basic infrastructure,” Alston said. “If you happen to live in one of the big cities, you will get access, but if you don’t — and particularly if you live in one of the poor counties like Lowndes — there isn’t any obligation and there are no plans in place.”

https://www.montgomeryadvertiser.com/story/news/local/alabam...

"Stan Brock, who founded RAM in 1985 to fly American doctors and dentists to treat people in some of the world’s poorest and most remote areas, told me during an interview under one of the many M.A.S.H.-like tents on the fairgrounds site that the urgent need for dental care is not specific to Wise. Regardless of the location of RAM’s U.S. clinics—most of the organization’s expeditions are now held on U.S. soil because of this country’s large and growing number of uninsured and underinsured people—60 percent or more come first and foremost for dental care."

https://tarbell.org/2018/08/people-travel-hundreds-of-miles-...
Oh, yeah that was a total typo
I had a very recent experience like this where my father was locked out of his account suddenly across all devices. Me living over 4 hours away makes it difficult to try and understand what has been happening and coach him through it.

After some discussion he told me that he did receive an email from Facebook saying that his password had changed, but the email didn't have a link to say "this wasn't me" to allow him to revert it.

I would then go through Facebook's account recovery processes on his behalf and it wouldn't recognise any of his email accounts as having been linked to that account. Despite it clearly being the email address associated, which lead me to think that someone had changed his primary email address on the account, something that again he didn't receive an email about, if this was the case.

I have tried almost all avenues, using his mobile number as an identifier, using his email addresses. It then says if these methods don't work, try finding the account using their name, so I found his account using his name and it simply keeps asking for his password with no other recovery options.

I am honestly shocked that I can get into the account. It's almost like Facebook has disassociated his account with any of his normal identifiers like mobile number and email address. Leaving us with no way of being able to recovery the account without someone at FB verifying his identify and flicking a switch on their end.
"Key server (cryptographic)"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_server_(cryptographic)

> The last IETF draft for HKP also defines a distributed key server network, based on DNS SRV records: to find the key of someone@example.com, one can ask it by requesting example.com's key server.

> Keyserver examples: These are some keyservers that are often used for looking up keys with `gpg --recv-keys`.[6] These can be queried via https:// (HTTPS) or hkps:// (HKP over TLS) respectively:
keys.openpgp.org ,
pgp.mit.edu ,
keyring.debian.org ,
keyserver.ubuntu.com ,
Keep in mind my rate was 1200, but $100k was the median reported income for all clients who responded to my survey. I suspect the median income for clients who saw me would be much higher!
What are some examples of artistic and ingenious rule breaking?
Mental math in particular is a skill which was borderline relevant with the advent of calculators and is highly questionable when everyone has a calculating machine in their pockets 24/7.

As someone with kids, I’d say the public school educators and teachers we dealt with very much mirrored your attitude, and that’s a big part of why scores are down. Lots of soft curriculum, math games, but no emphasis on learning things like multiplication, grammar, vocabulary, spelling.
Oh!!! THEY WERE HURTING!

Guess we can't have nice stuff, like comedy that's funny.
This comment made my night, haha!
How can you live without Android's back button/gesture behavior?
The cosmological principle[1]. It's not an experimental result, it's just an assumption.

[1] http://curious.astro.cornell.edu/about-us/101-the-universe/c...
Uh, it's pretty well-known that Apple ships some absolutely ancient stuff in macOS. It can't be that hard to find a reference… but, here ya go:

» curl --version
curl 7.64.1 (x86_64-apple-darwin20.0) libcurl/7.64.1 (securetransport) libressl/2.8.3 zlib/1.2.11 nghttp2/1.41.0
release-date: 2019-03-27
protocols: dict file ftp ftps gopher http https imap imaps ldap ldaps pop3 pop3s rtsp smb smbs smtp smtps telnet tftp
features: asynchdns gss-api http2 https-proxy ipv6 kerberos largefile libz multissl ntlm ntlm_wb spnego ssl unixsockets
» bash --version
gnu bash, version 3.2.57(1)-release (x86_64-apple-darwin20)
copyright (c) 2007 free software foundation, inc.

So unless Apple has some patches on top of that, as curl's website says, there are 22 vulns. in that 2.5 yo version.[1]

That version of bash is from about when the copyright indicates, i.e., 14 years ago. Thankfully there probably isn't a good exploit path for bash that doesn't already involve one being able to run code, but still, as a dev, it'd be nice to get a more recent version.

[1]: https://curl.se/docs/releases.html
I’ve been using Google Phones since they first launched Nexus. My last Google phone was Pixel 4a but boy is the battery life on these phones bad. Moved to iPhone 13 and I’m really happy that I did. The battery lasts one full day. I’m exploring new features everyday that show Apple has put in a lot of thought into designing the hardware and software. I don’t think I’m going to use a Google phone anytime in future.
America typically spends up there in the top 10 of OECD countries in terms of dollars per capita on education.

Unfortunately it’s horribly spent. I wouldn’t mind testing a voucher program to see if that would add some innovation by letting parents choose how to spend the $13k allocated per their student. All spending instead is going to a snowballing administrative bureaucracy. Oh well.
Current List of Freediving Records (2021)
Nah, all this is just rationalisation. I've already heard this a hundred times and seen it go awry every time afterwards.

Complex architectures and unnecessary abstraction are the main reason lots of apps "eventually" get to have the 100k lines of code you mention and require those 100 engineers to maintain in the first place.

It's a self-fulfilling prophecy: When you follow the complex architectures where you need "hundreds of lines of classes, constructors, setters and getters that could be done with a record type or two" that GP mentioned, it's no wonder that the software reaches 100k LOC. Could have been 10k or 20k if the grandparent did it. When there are too many levels of abstraction to navigate, it's no wonder you need 100 engineers to maintain. Could have been 5 or 10.

There is nothing preventing those complex apps from using something that's more expressive and simpler like the records pointed by GP. And there is absolutely nothing in the popular complex architectures we see everyday that is proven to be inherently scalable.

As long as the original goals are maintained, you'll still reap the benefits: testability, composability, predictability, maintainability. And you don't need complexity to reach those goals. In fact, complexity is what people should be running away from to get to them.

If you want to burn both money and time for no future benefit other than having a behemoth of a project, however, that's your prerogative.

The only major issue with "simpler code" as advocated by GP is that it's not sexy. You can't put "wrote simple code" in your resumé.
This is a horror story, not because of the author (sorry no sympathy for you mate), but because of the dystopian nightmare that we've turned commercial transactions into.

People presumably bought a phone, and because of some nonsense "business" plan, there is a recurring charge they are still liable for, and the manufacturer can arbitrarily lock and disable the phone?

I know there are a bunch of "explainers" here on HN, happy to jump in and say that the phones were subsidised, consumers wouldn't get access to the phones if not for this scheme, and so on. But please stop that and take a step back. We've perverted the traditional expectation of any commercial transaction to own the item to instead be a permanent debt for regular consumers.

You will own nothing, and you will be happy -- indeed.
If it is man-made, and they are keeping that from us, then it is a conspiracy. Therefore, conspiracy theory.

It's not because it us "against the norm", it is because the theory itself clearly involves a conspiracy.
There are many models of smart TVs, but they reuse components and software a lot. I remember rooting my Samsung TV with a universal exploit that worked across something like several years of models.
No points for suggesting its new name will be "TheFacebook": everyone's made that joke already.
If someone makes 10x your income, then $1200 is more equivalent to $120, to them.
> Leaving some drivers with negative paychecks (basically, their pay didn't cover expenses).

aka "gig economy".
wonder if it's baked in android?
So why does a battery wear out after an extended number of uses?
He should have just said nothing and let it pass
I feel bad for the boys who would have excelled academically had they been chasing after farm animals the first two hours of the day instead of being given neurodepressents to calm down.
The 20-Lane Highway Texas Wants to Force Through Austin
What kind of stuff does iOS back up that Android doesn't?

On Android, all of my photos are backed up to Google Photos. Most games use Google Play's cloud save system. All of my notes are in Google Keep or Google Docs (or Notion) which all are backed up in the cloud. Whenever you switch phones, you can easily select a list of all the apps you want to install and _most_ of them have data backed up automatically.

I think literally the only stuff on my phone that isn't backed up is local files (downloads etc.) but those could easily just be saved to Google Drive instead of on-device.
>I dunno here, is Rails a server application library because I can progressively integrate the different components of its total API

I'm not familiar with Rails but it sounds like the individual components you list can be used independently of your traditional Rails web server so that would indeed make them libraries. I'm not sure that makes the entirety of Rails a library. Could you rewrite an endpoint with Rails within another Ruby web framework (I don't know of any) without needing to run two servers? If so, Rails is a library.

> But I don't write the code that says when they're called.

That's simply not true. Every lifecycle method is the direct result of a specific programmatic call. Whether it be a render (ReactDOM.render), prop change (also ReactDOM.render), or state change (setState). If you don't setup the logic to call these APIs appropriately no callback will ever be fired. It only feels like React is firing these events for you because these API calls are likely hidden behind JSX and hooks and they are also asynchronous by virtue of React having to manipulate the DOM.

> If I'm not writing the code that "turns the gears" per se, then to me I'm using a framework.

The only gear you don't get to control is specifically how the DOM is manipulated. Everything else is in your control when using React.
Just adding my vote for the pixel 2 with custom Roms and OS. A breeze, efficient, and light.
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Against ‘Diversity Statements’
Since April 2021, and at the time of the OP, there had been one non-readme related commit to the linked repository. And no, CQ-editor does not work on Mac for a variety of reasons, including code signing errors.
i suppose what i mean is you'd never be able to take a ECS task definition/service and move it over to some other provider. whereas if u did some kubernetes setup u could conceivably do that, moving form AWS to GCP.
"Linked Data Signatures for GPG" https://gpg.jsld.org/

npm i @transmute/lds-gpg2020 -g
gpg2020 sign -u "3BCAC9A882DEFE703FD52079E9CB06E71794A713" $(pwd)/docs/example/doc.json did:btcr:xxcl-lzpq-q83a-0d5#yubikey

From https://gpg.jsld.org/contexts/#GpgSignature2020 :

> GpgSignature2020: A JSON-LD Document has been signed with GpgSignature2020, when it contains a proof field with type GpgSignature2020. The proof must contain a key signatureValue with value defined by the signing algorithm described here. Example:

{
"@context": [
"https://gpg.jsld.org/contexts/lds-gpg2020-v0.0.jsonld",
{
"schema": "http://schema.org/",
"name": "schema:name",
"homepage": "schema:url",
"image": "schema:image"
}
],
"name": "Manu Sporny",
"homepage": "https://manu.sporny.org/",
"image": "https://manu.sporny.org/images/manu.png",
"proof": {
"type": "GpgSignature2020",
"created": "2020-02-16T18:21:26Z",
"verificationMethod": "did:web:did.or13.io#20a968a458342f6b1a822c5bfddb584bdf141f95",
"proofPurpose": "assertionMethod",
"signatureValue": "-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----\n\niQEzBAABCAAdFiEEIKlopFg0L2sagixb/dtYS98UH5UFAl5JiCYACgkQ/dtYS98U\nH5U8TQf/WS92hXkdkdBQ0xJcaSkoTsGspshZ+lT98N2Dqu6I1Q01VKm+UMniv5s/\n3z4VX83KuO5xtepFjs4S95S4gLmr227H7veUdlmPrQtkGpvRG0Ks5mX7tPmJo2TN\nDwm1imm+zvJ+MXr3Ld24qaRJA9dI+AoZ5HXqNp96Yncj3oWD+DtVIZmC/ZiUw43a\nLpMYy94Hie7Ad86hEoqsdRxrwq7O6KZ29TAKi5T/taemayyXY7papU28mGjVEcvO\na7M3XNBflMcMEB+g6gjrANsgFNO6tOuvOQ2+4v6yMfpJ0ji4ta7q2d4QKqGi5YhE\nsRUORN+7HJrkmSTaT7gBpFQ+YUnyLA==\n=Uzp1\n-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----\n"
}
}