skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
SwitchResX I think is different. It is superior in a way that it creates additional display modes which macOS then can use as a native resolutions on Intel. On M1 the problem is that it can only create scaled resolutions and even at that cannot create HiDPI resolutions if the display reports itself as sub-4K. This is due to an inherent limitation in the M1 driver implemented by Apple, not the fault of the SwitchResX developer. I was a SwitchResX user for many years on Intel macs and was dumbstruck when after replacing my Intel macs with M1 I found out that I cannot use my displays as I used to.

BetterDummy simply navigates around the whole problem by creating Virtual Displays that are mirrored to the main display. This is in one regard inferior, since this is inherently a workaround but on the other hand can work on-the-fly and all possible resolutions are instantly available and accessible via System Preferences/Displays.
ANSSI, the French agency for information systems security, has severely tightened authorizations for vital infrastructure. Though Huawei is still kosher in many network functions, French telcos have had to remove a few thousand nodes they had already deployed, especially in network cores. All authorizations are temporary - between three and eight years.

This is not just about security in a narrow definition, but in a large part about ensuring that mastery of strategic functions remains with European firms.

Like armaments, telecommunication infrastructures are not a normal market.
How do they revolt? Facebook shareholders cannot remove the Zuck and he doesn't need their money. They have zero power.
But you have no freedom when contacting my servers. I can send you 403's just because I don't like your face. There is zero entitlement that you have any access to my servers in any way I don't permit. If I say no automated access then on what grounds to you have to do it anyway?

> Why is Google the only one who can do it?

Because site operators explicitly allow them automated access. If you want the same treatment you have to ask for it.
If the screen reader understands Bidi (which it needs to in order to support some languages), maybe not.
I think this is definitely a reasonable take. Having said that, Rust is not quite as complex as C++ so a lot of people who have rejected C++ are more open to Rust (the linux kernel being a prominent example).
yt-dlp is a very healthy project with a friendly community, and featurewise is just a better drop-in replacement for youtube-dl. obviously it's building on years of work that went before, but seems to me like the torch has been passed.
The elephant in the corner of the room for the Metaverse seems to be that relatively few problem domains actually benefit from a 3D spatial UI. Our retinas are 2D; our brains think in 2.5D at best: and unless we're chasing each other around a virtual landscape in an MMORPG or we're manipulating 3D geometry, it's not clear that 3D does anything but get in the way.

You could even argue that the Metaverse effectively exists already today, in the form of multi-user domain-specific collaborative apps such as Figma, Etherpad, Google Docs etc - if only there was a way to liberate the data from the presentation layer. One could then do a fancy multiplayer 3D window manager in VR to blend it all together, but this feels like eyecandy rather than a fundamental improvement.

That said, there's no question (in my mind) that we need a common real-time data layer to share the data securely between the different apps and experiences who build on it, and it'd be cute if the spatial stuff did exist in the same coordinate space somehow for ease of interoperability. If nothing else, 3D spatial file managers would be fun (bring back FSN!). If anyone is interested in such a thing, we're actively looking for folks to help build out genuinely open metaverse stuff on Matrix (https://twitter.com/matrixdotorg/status/1453869116847239175).
Yes. Countries not using dollars are exposed to conversion risk and potential shortages of hard currency. People whose native currency is the US dollar are not exposed to this risk, which is why all the inflation hawk stuff tends to look silly.
More time coding for fun than playing dota or internet flaming combined?

Suspicious troll face picture here :)
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limiting the range / scope of your affects is probably the best answer here. keep a small ‘n’

FPS players only affect a single ballistic trajectory (a bullet) at a time.

Characters also need to be rendered, but that’s O(N).
I stayed still for my first, too. It was really noisy. I dislike the part where it suddenly changes the "rhythm" but I prepared myself for that now. Going to get an MRI soon again.
I still resent room 641a, and that is relatively tame compared to what is happening now. Sampling bias is probably present though as well.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/89/Room_641...
Or, hear me out - instead of trying to work around a legitimate feature of Unicode, you could stop storing your source code as text, because it isn't. Code is not text - it's a tree of objects, and representing it as a flat sequence of text characters causes many problems and inefficiencies (including this one!) that could be mitigated if you just stored and manipulated it as a tree.

The only reason why text was justifiable as a storage and manipulation format for code in the first place was because early computers (probably?) couldn't handle a tree format. That excuse has been invalid for several decades now, as is the idea that "everything is plain text". Code isn't plain text - if it was, then you could make arbitrary edits without syntax errors, but you can't, because code has structure. Start treating it that way.
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Treasury rules? No redeeming for 1 year, and redeeming before 5 years means you lose the last 3 months of interest. You can gift them to other people though.
There are a variety of static checks that Rust performs in order to ensure memory safety. rustc might perform these checks at various parts of the pipeline, but it might be possible for a different compiler to perform these checks at other points depending on what information its chosen IRs encode (for example, borrow checking requires a control-flow graph, which only exists at the MIR stage in rustc).
The OP probably means once a company is already established and has their core product peaked at max profit, they struggle to innovate further and build new products. Working at FAANG; I can see the desperation my org has in trying to build the next generation to remain relevant.
No, that case says that they are restricted by the first amendment, and discusses what exactly that stops the from doing. It does not say they might not be restricted by the first amendment.

The original comment I was replying to was arguing that "Google does this, therefore the university can", but that is not the case. Google is not bound by the first amendment, the university is, the argument fails at step 0. That doesn't mean the university can't do it, but it means it isn't a good argument that the university can.

Incidentally, acting as an expert witness is as a private citizen, not as part of the official's public duties, but even if that wasn't the case and this was something that the university could restrict my post would still be correct and the first reply to it missing the point.
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> My mental health must be wired to require actual trees, sunshine, birds, walks in the neighborhood

It's not just your mental health, this is a well-researched fact of human/animal nature.

What if the next great revolution in mobile/internet/etc. technology is for it to become less important in our lives? For it to recede into the background while we prioritize human relationships, the outdoors, being present?

That might sound crazy but the alternative is actually making us crazy.
> If you really want to take Google down a peg, you need to build better products than they do.

This is a meme that really needs to die. If something is harmful, we don't have to wait for a "better" alternative to regulate it. Unleaded gasoline was objectively worse at powering cars, and some people at the time even whined about it, but they were wrong. If regulating Google and Facebook means we have to live with marginally clunkier online tools, so be it.
Seems like it would be easier to use ~/ type of something. At least the path would be useable/valid while still being anonymized.
Water vapor is the #1 greenhouse gas but that is a closed system. We aren’t making (much) more water.

Now, we could potentially make many more clouds. For instance, container ships could be required to have fuel additives or “salt lofters”that promote cloud seeding and marine cloud brightening.
> It shouldn't be hard to imagine the shoe being on the other foot and some energy company paying professors to testify that some new environmental law is asinine.

I'm not sure what point you're trying to make, but this is completely normal and happens all the time.
I'm afraid you have the numbers very wrong thus lmfgify, so we don't start spreading on HN false information: https://ourworldindata.org/mortality-risk-covid (or just any other link)
Need a citation on that.

UK has universal mail-in-voting for any reason.

Some US states also have universal mail-in-voting, and have done for some time.

The counterpoint to "make sure elections don't have sources of fraud" is that you need to strike a balance - the right to vote is sacrosanct (and in some cases was hard won) so any laws that pretend to be about election integrity, but are in fact a way to suppress voting in certain demographics are arguably more dangerous than the exceedingly low levels of fraud that elections have.
Funk Zone or Danger Zone?
This is like saying "my car burns gasoline, so more gasoline in the engine is better".

There's only so much CO2 organisms can absorb, and they all buffer it - not consume it. Meanwhile, we're still adding CO2 at an exponential rate.
It seems clear "serve as a witness on this case" is not part of these officials' public duties, yes?
>Note that air is essential to life

There are some items that are essential enough where society has determined the market is not the appropriate mechanism to manage supply and demand. Not how we regulate clean air/water supply rather than leave it up to the market and how citizens in some areas have rejected claims by corporations to market previously free resources.

There are some who would say housing falls into this "essential" category and thus should not be entirely a free-market (I'm not sure I'm one of them, but think it's important to acknowledge the position in good faith).
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FWIW, you can get purchase[0] up to an additional $5000 a year in paper format if you overpay your Federal income taxes and request the refund be paid as a paper I-bond.

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What goods and services, what weights, what substitutions? Devil's in the details.
> the high yield on these bonds reinforces the reality that inflation (whether temporary or long-term) is here

Savings Bonds aren't traded. Their yield is calculated by the Treasury from the non-seasonally adjusted Consumer Price Index for all Urban Consumers (CPI-U) for all items, including food and energy. As such, it offers no more information into the future course of inflation than the CPI-U itself.

The data you're looking for are the 10-year breakeven inflation rates [1], which ares calculated from the premium the market places on the Treasury's tradable inflation-protecting bonds [2] and its tradable standard bonds.

[1] https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/T10YIE

[2] https://www.treasurydirect.gov/indiv/products/prod_tips_glan...
> it'll likely stabilize itself given enough time.

Is there more to this argument? Because it could well stabilize at "palm trees at the poles". Or it might never stabilize because of ever-increasing CO2 production (compared to sequestration).

"There could be an equilibrium" really isn't an argument imo.
> As a result Apple missed out on the user-generated content wave, which was owned by YouTube and then TikTok.

I don't disagree with your take on Apple's perception. However, I don't think UGC is the end-all be-all. UGC is only useful for companies in the sense that it drives advertising. By changing its Privacy policies, Apple has managed to triple its advertising revenue in the last six months, now at $5B, with expectations of reaching $20B in three years.[1]

UGC is nice, but so is having the hardware and OS that the UGC runs on.

1: https://www.ft.com/content/074b881f-a931-4986-888e-2ac53e286... ($)
When the real shock of COVID disruption abates. Which is .. not looking great at the moment.
That, or that mortality was lower than flu. I could understand such lies being spread at the beginning, but today we have about a billion of data points so I can't excuse it anymore.
Might do better than the market in 5-10 years though...
For all its users At once?
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My younger self would love that stuff though, so he can escape reality and distract myself. Most video games and social platforms give us a kind of low-effort stimulation that nudges us into a toxic lifestyle.

I think a lot of mistakes will happen for many people until we learn to build and use these kind of things responsibly/sustainably.
No, the one clinging to power despite support from a shrinking minority of the electorate.
A Walk Through the Cemetery
> Saying there’s no conspiracy is not a claim

You fooled me. I’m fine with your later “there’s no evidence of a conspiracy.” But saying “there’s no conspiracy” is indeed a claim in casual speech.

The potential evidence of a conspiracy is that the professors were denied permission to testify, when, as you point out, they’ve been allowed in the past. What changed?
Nothing, you can buy and sell them in the secondary market.
Yes, thanks, just updated my post.
They did so with Instagram and Whatsapp and those are arguably their most successful product today.
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They called it the Great War, then it was renamed to World War I

They called it the Great Depression, I suspect it's about to get renamed. This is going to suck.
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Which doesn't matter as Zuckerberg controls too many voting shares. Investors spent money while not receiving voting power ...
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> inclusive down to people with a background on economics

Who has such a qualification in this thread?
I don't disagree, I wasn't serious, but maybe I shouldn't have bothered.
I would take serious issue with this postulate. With less effort you could get a much higher paying job at less dysfunctional top tier tech company. You will also develop skill set that is valued by the above mentioned top tier tech companies.
The problem is not at the point of acceptance, it's at the point of issuance. An egregious violator is Alabama, which systematically closed DMVs in Black counties [1].

The point of modern voting suppression is it's designed such that each hurdle on its own looks reasonable to people new to the issue. But the aggregate is intended to suppress voters in a targeted way. The architects of these programs even publicly say as much, it's not a secret.

Without making the direct comparison, it's worth noting that the Jim Crow voter suppression laws similarly evolved from humble beginnings. That's why it's important to watch the trend line, and these laws do not trend in the direction of more voter participation.

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