skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Well it's not really right to censor his answer.

The narrative US = good, Russia = bad is true but only if you are in the US.
In Russia you see the complete opposite.

Both US and Russian intelligence have lied in the past, it's part of their job.

For example, the intelligence agencies don't have the right to spy or attack their own population (as far as I know), but there is nothing that forbids them to ask an ally to do it and put the blame on someone else.

Russia denies doing it, and both US and Russia have interest into collecting this data, so starting from there, it's important to keep an open mind that the interactions between countries are not black & white.
I'm not positive, but by removing the headphone jack, they sell more AirPods and force bluetooth on which enables the airtag and find my network to be more way more functional.
I heard such fantastic things about Dell xps and Linux, and that may have been my most-regretted computer purchase of the last 8 years.
Not quite an answer to your question but slack engineering wrote a paper [1] on migrating their code base from PHP proper to Hack.

Specifically they used [2] 'partial mode' since "this loosens several restrictions to ease migration"

[1] https://slack.engineering/hacklang-at-slack-a-better-php/

[2] https://docs.hhvm.com/hack/source-code-fundamentals/program-...

EDIT: This would indicate that Hack may perhaps support standard PHP syntax but not the other way around.

EDIT: According to this [3] they are very compatible.

[3] https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/hack-and-hhvm/978149192...
No, but places that have those tend to be more livable in my experience.
I'm not sure how it works in VC, but with real-estate investing, the Cash-On-Cash return, which is basically the same as TVPI is extremely helpful when comparing investments that potentially have very different ways to structure the leverage in the deal.
Boston Boston is probably as close as you could get to that "back in the day".
Precious metals are not typically considered as drivers of economic activity. They are used as hedges or backstops. Your $7 in an index fund after 57 yrs doesn't sound that productive being only 2x what the value of the silver is.
This seems to be the most overly dramatic description of a bug that I have ever seen.
was it? what if China is using the CIA "Marble" program as well? or even the US could be doing it. I don't doubt Russia is doing cyber warfare but how can anyone without seeing the hacker doing his thing really know for sure what state it came from?
Migrating from Google Photos: Nextcloud, Piwigo, Mega, and PCloud
That would work for amplitude-based location but this is using phase correlation to find time of flight difference to each microphone. With a fan idea you would get a lot of phase drop outs and smearing that I think would make that difficult.

Not to say wouldn’t work, you would get results, but they will be based in a different strategy.
And like someone had mentioned in another thread (paraphrased) ‘if you create a place which is anti-witch-hunt and you enforce it and it gets a reputation as anti-witch-hunt, you’ll end up having 3 strong civil minded libertarians and a gazillion witchs’. So then the app will get a reputation for that, deserved or not.

And none of your personal lack of being a witch is going to help you when you get the reputation as the ‘weird dude that uses that child porn storage app’.

I guarantee you 90% plus of the population, once they learn what Tor is, will have the reaction to Tor. And it’s a matter of time until it gets enough press for that. Same with anything that does what you describe (proper end to end, we don’t care what you store, and we don’t have the keys so pound sand LEO).

When something is low key/under the radar, it can be a healthy witch-hunt-free zone that also isn’t filled to the brim with witches. But something at the scale Apple is at can’t, and even Parler (which didn’t start that way) got too much visibility and ended up as you describe and got shut down.

The privacy conscious folks may nod their head and know, but most folks don’t get it, and if it gets widely used, it will be attacked this way by authority figures. The ‘think of the children’ routine is used a lot because it does work on the majority of the population.

As I said, Apple isn’t there yet, and likely would never be close - because they’re going to do things like they are now to avoid the Public backlash.

And as long as they put enough of a veneer on it, the vast majority of folks won’t think twice about continuing to use them (95%+ of current customers at least). Most of the market will continue using Android which is 10x worse near as I can tell.

The ‘mistake’ they seemed to have made here is being a bit too obvious about it and not keeping up the veneer well enough.

Overall, I suspect we’ll be seeing some move back to on-prem for a non-trivial percentage of folks because of this and other things going on. That said, I’m sure cloud will continue to grow exponentially because most folks just don’t care enough to pay to do otherwise.
You can find out what at least their programmers are doing by hopping on the public Phabricator instance. E.g. tasks closed as resolved less than a day ago: https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/maniphest/query/8esyKcP6SJ... I can see quite a few tasks for Abstract Wikipedia and Wikidata, which are both about adding semantic context, each in their own way.
The MagSafe connector is just USB-C on the other side, so it's almost just a form factor thing (though obviously it doesn't support data).

And you can still power the thing over USB-C (alongside data), just not at the same wattage/no quick charge. It's perfectly serviceable unless you're doing something really punishing.

The only problem I've had so far is getting a two monitors working with my particular USB-C dock (it works with an Intel MacBook). Hopefully it's a software/firmware thing, because I enjoy the single cable life as well.
If we're talking 'average user could probably get on with this' then the only one there you mentioned really is Ubuntu.

Fedora is close but in the end is really just a staging platform for RHEL. If you want to use any proprietary software /drivers you're likely going to need to enable RPMFusion etc.

OpenSUSE I haven't used in a long time so can't really make a comment but I know it's well established in the Linux space.

Debian is really more suited to the server environment & CentOS/RHEL actually are server distros. If the average user tried to install Debian if they managed to install it they'd likely end up with a system with lots of 'stable' (synonym: outdated) software & struggle to get anything proprietary installed (or OSS - does it even have a software store by default now?)
> the MSM is actually mad because FB really has the same business model

How are the two models similar?
Yeah, you're completely right, in fact, GUIs were just a total mistake. Let's just all go back to command-line all the time /s.

When it comes down to it, computers are a means to an end, so why make the means harder than it has to be, especially for someone who doesn't work in an IT related space?
It is available. My understanding is that, unlike PHP, it really only has first-class support on Linux. You can run it on macOS, but you may have to fix some issues yourself.

I've been tempted to use it for things like static website generation, since it has the "XHP" stuff, which is like JavaScript's JSX... and I'd undoubtedly prefer writing code in Hack to writing code in JavaScript.

https://docs.hhvm.com/hack/XHP/introduction

JSX is based on XHP, of course, not the other way around.
We've gone from broken news to phantom news
You could automate that probably.
The recent story about consumers perceiving a 1/3 lb burger to be smaller than a 1/4 lb burger suggests it's a lower level problem than remembering high school math :)
the problem with php is not php. the problem with php is the troves of terrible wordpress code examples out there that people learn from, modify, and use
I shared your disappointment at first, but it does look like you can at least browse on desktop without JS. I haven't tried signing up or posting. Mobile seems to be broken without JS unless you pretend to be a computer.
Can You Recover Sound from Images?
That's the only thing I use the touch bar for (I have a 2018 MBP); to hit the red button after a FaceTime call.
To me it has negative connotations. I'd be way more likely to use the word "robota" (as opposed to just "praca") when I'm not too happy about what is involved.
Female African elephants are evolving without tusks due to ivory poaching
One thing I would add is a "reseed" button, that would reshuffle the current pairing and all remaining pairings in the current round, so that if two choices were quite similar, you could put off deciding between them unless/until both of them end up in the final round.
IKEA catalogues, products and how they're rendered vary regionally, hard to capture it all with just English Catalogues. I have new IKEA products page from China/US/Germany bookmarked to see satisfy my Ikea enthusiasm. Interestly, hometurf Sweden doesn't get a lot of new products.
Mass vaccination did not stop the waves in 2021 because vaccination numbers were too low.

Your whole argument is that vaccination wasn't effective on a population level... because the population was not vaccinated enough. With delta we need to reach 90% (https://www.businessinsider.com/delta-variant-herd-immunity-...), but we got nowhere near that thanks to people wanting to treat a collective problem like an individual one.
It was an example, even in uneven terrain the concept stands. Momentum is continued along a deterministic path.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26217488/what-is-vendori...

ie copy software source into your own repository, ideally in such a way that you can keep it up to date (which is what shipit/copybara are for)
Have you checked out https://flarum.org/
That's fair. Edited my post.
Yes, this is the thing I wish more people knew. WIth Linux because most of the drivers are bundled in the kernel, there is nothing to install. It's as plug and play as possible. I haven't had to hunt for drivers in a long, long time on linux, whereas I have to do that frequently on windows (or wait for the windows driver to auto-install after hook-up, which is a also a PITA and makes me nervous every time)
"Grenade" is French for pomegranate. The problem is the most common brand "Rose's" is basically a cherry-flavored corn-syrup. Which, if that's what you want, is fine... but it's a far cry from proper grenadine.

Cocktail cherries are another cocktail ingredient with a similar insane drift from their origins - good quality Luxardos taste amazing and fruity and come packed in this deep purple fruity maraschino syrup, while supermarket Maraschino Cherries taste... well... awful.

source: I watched too many Youtube "How To Drink" videos on the history of cocktails at the start of the pandemic and ended up picking up a new hobby.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTF7QkIkns8
I run https://forum.open-services.net/ and "Latest" is the default option. You actually have to explicitly click "Top" to "get some algorithm that is determining hotness". As an admin, I can show you the Top view but the default in Discourse is Latest, just as you'd expect.

Pagination: yes, it's not the best but you can click and drag the slider on the right: https://forum.open-services.net/t/introduce-yourself/21/7 (the one that says 7/31). The (bookmarkable) URL will change when you release that slider. You can also click on "Aug 2017" which is a sort of the first page and "26d ago" that brings you to the last "page"

Mailing list mode: I recommend to use a weekly activity digest (Under /u/YourUsernameHere/preferences/emails) and under favorite categories you select "Watching First Post" (under the bell icon in the top right).

But no, you are not missing anything. Most of forum systems come with notification dials set to the max that you need to dial back a bit.
That's a good question and a reasonable response to my dismissive critique of their rant. Unfortunately I'm not sure what the answer is.

Relative to Psychtoolbox's longeviity, there are new ways of showing things on a computer, particularly APIs like WebGL and High Resolution Time for showing and timing things from a browser. On the desktop side, the variety of media libraries with python bindings has definitely grown during Psychtoolbox's adherence to Matlab.

Whatever the right approach is, I think the hard problem for Psychtoolbox is that a rather different kind of developer skillset will be required, both for the maintainers and the users. But that's not the fault of MacOS.
Indeed. And he doesn't even say whether he's using Monterey GA or one of the betas. This is just attention seeking, really.
Some people like pretending that other languages don't have their own warts. There are thousands of mature SAAS products that use PHP and don't rely on Wordpress for anything. I don't think that anyone who uses Javascript as part of their backend stack has any room to criticize.
A fun toy, sure, but a spreadsheet that self-destructs when you enter a formula of =o=0 and otherwise evaluates arbitrary JS is hardly comparable to an ostensibly-robust small-area spreadsheet.
There were GILless Python implementations before, they didn't replace implementations that use GIL (CPython, Pypy).
While I agree HDMI 2.0 on a new for 2021 machine is an odd choice, displays can still be connected to the Thunderbolt 4 ports much like the previous gen. Apple's spec sheet says two external monitors at 6k/60hz supported this way via TB4.

All of this is to point out, has anyone confirmed 4k/120 on the thunderbolt port? Given the 2x6k monitor output 4k @ 120hz sounds like it should be possible, unless Apple have nerfed the output.
I mean you're not wrong, but they often say ignorance is bliss.
Patrick de Garay’s Phone Call with Pfizer Trial Principal Investigator
The answer is it depends. A lot of pre-production early recording can be done outside of the studio or at a home studio these days. Certain styles of music have little need for a 'professional' studio anymore. Unless you are an established and or well funded musician that depends on good playing and acoustics for your sound most records can be made on the cheap.

In the Houston area where I live there are few studios that can and do record professional and big names. Most of those have rates around 150-250 bucks per hour. Recording to tape is rarely done anymore but these days 2" tape will run between 100-300 a reel. Depending on tape speed that will capture around 10-15 minutes of multi track music. If the band is tight and arrangements are worked out you can fit 2 songs on that.

Big name producers can range from a percentage of pre-recoup sales, to a flat fee to a mix of both. In the early 2000s I think Dr Dre quoted a friends and family price as a flat fee of 50k per song. I think that would balloon to 150k for those outside his circle.

Also note- this receipt for the Rolling Stones is only for studio time and materials. That may include engineering time and producer fees, but I would hazard a guess that it does not. I would also bet that Jimmy Miller(the producer of Sticky Fingers) had a separate fee so the 1000 bucks was not really the all in cost.
> icons (note they're not showing correctly in below output)

This is often my biggest annoyance with command line tools that rely on dedicate fonts and private use icons. The functionality is great, but making sure you've got the right fonts installed on every machine/terminal is sometimes tedious enough that I give up on things like exa.

These days I think exa does not show icons by default, which is I think the right decision.
The parties want to have a primary, because it's better than running multiple candidates. And color me surprised that a political organization running a political election involves politics! :rolleyes:

EDIT: I want to clarify my response here. There's a trend within technology to discount anything that's based on social rather than some sort of more directly measurable outcome. In this case, the implication that there should be "rules" that are clear and followed to the letter, and absolutely nothing should happen outside of them.

Guess what! We live in a society, and anything involving more than one person also involves "politics". Social currency is as important, and one should pay attention to it. Otherwise one will consistently find that, no matter how good their technical justifications, they just get steamrolled by people who are both technically-correct enough AND socially juiced.
What do you normally do with code after you compile it?
> Is carbon directly useful?

Yes we can burn it. /s

Then we can capture it from the air, making profit both ways. It's the perpetuum mobile of business.
Is there a soundtrack/transcript to go with this?
> no practical way you can make a website today without resorting to either CLIs or online solutions

So after I use my HTML editor to build my Kit55 site, how do I show it to others? Perhaps via "online solutions"? Can you explain to me how I without using online solutions or CLIs show my page to others?

I'm sorry if I'm being combative but I really don't get what the actual problem being solved here is. Is your competition jekyll, github pages (which can handle the jekyll bit), wordpress or squarespace? Because those all solve different problems.
Well, a tl;dr that says implementing a heavy protocol poorly is a bad idea is once again a non-statement.

> It's also of dubious benefit

Laughable. Comparing to the silly comparison of "direct SQL queries", both have lots of dangerous pitfalls, sure, but direct SQL queries give you no wins in-and-of-themself. For implementing GraphQL on the other hand, you get schema definitions, discoverability, strict typing across a network call, a large set of tooling you can plug in that "just works" because GraphQL is a protocol designed to tackle modern web issues, and more. GraphQL is not just "exposing your database directly", I think it shows a lack of experience with it that you think that way
Xmonad and xmonad-contrib 0.17.0 are available
Or: Person convicted of a crime even highly criminal prisoners often loath dies in prison.

This sounds like a not that unusual thing to me tbh. especially if many people know about that crime and we are speaking about countries with a problematic prison system like the US and that person not joining/"bowing to" a gang in prison for protection.

I would even go as far and say it's probably somewhat common in many parts of the world.
Doesn't look like a dispute? I think they were trying to supply you with a phrase that slipped your mind.
Why are you compiling on your local machine? Do you live in a remote village without high-speed internet?
Touch feedback is important for a lot of us. Specially when I’m concentrated while debugging something, I don’t want to have to look at my keyboard.
But I see value for other use cases, maybe having both the touchbar plus the F keys would have worked fine?
Thanks, I just did some researching thinking I was right and I was the one who was mistaken.

Yes, you are correct: 12 kW are a big install:

https://en.wind-turbine-models.com/turbines/1579-windkraft-z...

https://en.wind-turbine-models.com/turbines/1664-psw-en-driv...
I mean, this is not an uncommon situation for a MacOS user to be in, so I share Quinn's shock that this made it to release.
>Again, what qualifies as "mass violence"?

https://twitter.com/existentialfish/status/14530202894077952...

“When do we get to use the guns? ... That's not a joke. I'm not saying it like that. I mean, literally, where's the line? How many elections are they going to steal before we kill these people?”
The default fn key with globe icon by itself keystroke works as well on the newer MacBooks.
You can estimate 2D direction with 2 microphones (most of phones and laptops have at least 2 mic).
+1 for Octal - I use it daily on iPad as well
Would you mind saying what city you're talking about? It's a bit alarming that a city could be steadily increasing tax rates while offering almost nothing in return.
As a newenglander I laughed at this headline.

This is SO FAR from being a $1.5B deposit it's not event funny.

That area is pretty. The idea that we would choose maine (vs the many other places in US with deposits) would be crazy for this industry I think?

https://cdn3.i-scmp.com/sites/default/files/images/methode/2...

for a photo of what the processing might look like.
Never include things that change on every build in the binaries. It is bad practice and you will regret it. You can let your CI/CD software keep track of it or write the info to a separated log file.
This probably won't do that much on that side of things -- it'd be trivial to mask relationships through proxy orgs and such.
Does anyone use Hack outside of Facebook. Disclaimer: it’s been years since I looked at it and even at the time it was a very cursory look as PHP 7 was buzzing.
See the recent discussion at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29005573 - it seems to be coming and there's ongoing work to start merging a solution to GIL in the work-for-3.11 branch.

They do say "Don’t expect Python 3.11 to drop the GIL just yet", but it seems likely that either 3.11 or 3.12 will have a GIL-less option that you can enable if you don't rely on any C extensions that need extra work to become concurrency-safe.
Like C or C++ you attach a debugger and step through the code
The mouseover/title text on that XKCD:

How could anyone consider themselves a well-rounded adult without a basic understanding of silicate geochemistry? Silicates are everywhere! It's hard to throw a rock without throwing one!
Wall hacks aren’t the issues you think it is, you’re more thinking corner peeking which is a whole different monster. Wall hacks most competitive games solve, but because of extrapolation and latency corner peeking is inevitable. There are mitigations, but each solution has its pros and cons.
Sometimes you come across a tool that you didn't realize you needed until you do
That's not what I'm getting at. When a sizeable portion of the rural population are subject to conspiracy theories and misinformation and worships an incompetent slob, these effects can undermine the power of the government.

This isn't mere "disagreement," unless the Overton window is that large now.

As another poster suggested, I could have the causality backwards. Either way, the rural population is where the problem lives.
IIRC the dislike was mostly driven by the touchbar substituting for physical F keys. If they somehow managed to have both, I suspect people would be happy.
I worked on the 740, under Tom Piazza (RIP) from Real3D when Intel acquired them.

Fun project. Uncompetitive before it even shipped.

Got questions? Ask away! It was a very simple pipeline.