skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"Feels like" being the key phrase. The reality of the modern Internet means there's no need for GPT3: You don't need AI that can write like a human when humans are being pushed by market forces to write like robots.
I walk too.

Walking away means that you can see what others cannot.
The Apache License is branded to a single organization and that's doing fine.
It's crazy to me that this is even controversial. The fact that I have no idea where code is coming from in a rails codebase is by far the most aggravating thing about the whole ecosystem.
I use this "visualizer" all the time: https://explain.dalibo.com/

Clean UI, free.
I see Firefox doing user hostile activity all the time, so I’m more inclined to think that are using telemetry in the slowly boiling frog analogy. The extension download data even without telemetry shows people want multi row tabs but they’re not putting it in by default. I am not sure how much the data is being used to improve user experience.
If you even want to cite VAERS as a reliable source of _anything_ it means you don't even know the first thing about the topic.
They will skip desktop and ship server chips. If the trends hold, they will have TCO savings which no cloud provider can resist.
This reminds me of an advanced c++ class assignment where I had to implement a concurrent data structure and extension to do it lock free. I couldn’t do it at the time, will try again!
> There's no onboarding. No signup. No confirmation email. No OAuth. You're just in the product.

You mean like pretty much every single darned productivity program before year 200X?

It's sad that this even has to be an issue.
There are reviews where they actually burn through the battery in an hour. This is not surprising: the M1 Max model can consume 70 watts, plus the display consumes tens of watts in HDR mode.
Do you support something similar as ajs_aid url param id override in Segment?
Microsoft deepens its investments in Java
DJI also sends data to US GOVT agencies as required by law. To label any company "bad" simply because of their compliance to law is a rather self-limiting view.
The story is still being written about Australian pre-history.

The discoveries at Narwala Gabarnmang and Gobeke Tepli require a radical re-evaluaton of the spread and nature of human civilisation, in my opinion.
We skipped AGI and invented a paperclip maximizer directly instead.
Agreed !
We should also differentiate between "expensive" and "good-value for money".

a Ferrari sports car is very 'expensive' and not many ppl can afford it, a Ferrari at 35% discount is a great deal but still 'expensive' for most ppl.

Bringing this back to the M1 Macs, I think what you get for your money in terms of computing, power consumption and build quality is simply amazing ! I think few can argue that.
But in terms of 'absolute money', I def won't be able to afford a new M1 not when a "decent-workhorse" laptop cost about $900-$1400.

Not saying I don't want one ! I absolutely do,but my broke ass can't afford one :/
> Open the profiler and see how long it takes for your computer to parse and execute those 5 megs of JS

I'm well aware of profiling as I am lead on this project.

No issues.
I really like this concept. We distracted by some notifications, but they are not always important at that moment.

In the early this year, I watched a video concept from Lightform LFX. https://youtu.be/3XIGxNP3-Mk

I think that's very interesting and futuristic. It's like just a AR world by without the complex device. Live as usual but more convenient. And more like human instead of a Pavlov's dog
I turn Bluetooth on (manually) when I get into my car and I turn it off when I leave. Same with WiFi and my house. That's because of battery and privacy. Sometimes I forget, it's more trouble than most people want to go through and it's feasible only because I don't have watches and headsets but it's worth it IMHO.
> SpaceX has built on top of lots of existing ideas

Everything is built on top of lots existing ideas, nothing is created in vacuum.
> I don't prefer to use Rust as it's verbose, but at least I realize that if you don't do the lifetime analysis dance in the language you essentially need a GC to manage memory.

Yep. And that's totally valid! I like using GC'd languages; garbage collectors are some of the most successful systems ever developed in computer science.
Another reason not to follow anyone on Twitter. Use private lists to "follow" people.
What about MAC addresses that are usually permanent? Are they not available without pairing?

The a lot of cities in my country already have WiFi access points on almost every street crossroads, making it trivial to implement WiFi MAC tracking surveillance. Apart from that, we also recently received APs on trains and one might argue they are used for statistics of train passengers.

Does anyone know of any proven IRL example of this?
Elastic and SSPL are essentially source-available evaluation licenses for proprietary software. Which per se is fine. If that's the best business model for you, sure, go ahead and all the best to you.

Just don't go and try to eat the cake and keep it too, by claiming you have some kind of 'open source community' driving your growth.
According to CBC radio, all elective surgical procedures have been canceled and now everything has to be scheduled by hand on literal paper.
Our most reliable and proven form of population control is the education of girls. If we truly care about saving the species this is the most effective route available to us in the next generations along with ending the use of non-renewal energy

Impactful funds you can support:
https://impactful.ninja/best-charities-for-female-education/
with a traditional IRA/401k you save today at the marginal rate (both state/federal) vs a Roth where you pay taxes at the marginal rate on them. In retirement, a traditional IRA/401k you only pay taxes at the amortized rate (for all your income) through all the brackets at the Federal level (and have more of an option to live in a tax free state than you did as a worker, to save even more).

i.e. I'd argue that most people will be paying lower taxes in retirement (even without moving to a low/no tax state) even if their post retirement income is greater than their pre retirement income and tax brackets haven't changed.
In high school I reverse engineered my school grading system portal (Skyward) and made an app to help me prioritize assignments by their impact on my GPA. In the process I found that there were almost no permissions enforced. I made a typo in my user id number in a python test script and boom there was someone else's transcript! I set up a meeting with my principal and after much shade being thrown by the school district I proved to them it was a legit issue.
If anything, I would call this a technical blog post disguised as a hot take.
The GPU obviously can support it god forbid people buy UP3218K instead of Pro Display XDR
The average income in Germany is most certainly not in the 200Ks, and if that sounds about right to you, you need to seriously adjust your priors.
Kubernetes works on it’s own if all you use is in k8s.

I’ve yet to set foot in a bigger place with distributed teams and services that only use k8s and nothing else.

In these settings there’s a need to interconnect and monitor everything.

I’ve even at one time registered mainframe stuff in consul, as an external service, with a rather complex health checks in place.
This alone improved observability and reliability for a lot of the distributed consumers.
Let me pose an alternative universe where you got a job in the games industry early in your career. You'd be on a team so you'd work only on some piece of the game. Until you got a lot more experience, you'd be working on "junior" stuff like UI, tools, gameplay scripts, or something like that. Over a decade could go by and you might never build the majority of a game yourself.

I had a career in the game industry, and it was just like that for me. When mobile games became a thing, I quit my job at EA and built a whole game by myself for the first time.

If you want to build games, give yourself permission to just do it. I suggest you start on something really super simple and small that you can do by yourself, and finish it. Then keep iterating, or start on something else slightly more ambitious, and do that over and over. Force yourself to finish each one, even if you have to cut scope.

Recently I've been building a multiplayer online turn-based game. It's nothing fancy, just a card game with video conferencing, but developing it myself is way more satisfying than a job at a game company.
You can safely consider them an arm of PLA. Their main recruitment event is https://www.robomaster.com with over 100 Chinese universities participating. Its about building and programming little aimbotting war machines :-).

If you think DJI Mavic 3 is impressive just imagine what they are supplying army with.
C++ has a standard that is thousands of pages long and I needed to look something up in it exactly zero times. On the other hand, I encountered hundreds of segfaults and race conditions and unlike Rust the well defined C++ language did nothing to prevent it. I would take a poorly specified borrow checker over extremely pedantic spec in a heartbeat.
A big force multiplier in the old GS secdb model was simply the speed of the dev cycle vs speed of the code. As a strat you could push slang changes to pricing and risk literally in minutes with full testing, backout, object audit logging etc.

C++ changes went out in a 2 week release cycle so changes were still fast by most standards but much slower. But yeah we had 20m + lines of C++ code so it was extensively used.
The conversion often centres around money, but very little about power.

And also quoting Steve from 2011. I mean iPhone was in an existential threat in 2011 and could repeat the same mistake with Mac in the 80/90s. I dont blame Steve for his ecosystem lock in thinking.

But we are in 2021, the tides have turned. Google is no longer a threat. As a matter of fact there are no threat from market competitors. iPhone user are growing in every single operating countries. Mac has performance, quality and soon even BOM cost advantage. Arguably the same on Smartphone as well.

Judging from the fanfare I wont be surprised if Mac user jump to 200M user within this decade.

The only threat is regulatory and government. And it is kind of sad Apple is now in this place. But there are few signs Tim Cook's Apple is changing. At least Tim Cook's PR response is changing for whatever reason.
Yeah, most code styles in JVM code bases I've worked in (Kotlin and Scala included) prohibit wildcard imports, reviewing PRs is a lot harder when you're playing "Where did the function/class come from".
I'm confused:

"Inspired by the apparent success of Java's new memory model, many of the same people set out to define a similar memory model for C++, eventually adopted in C++11." - https://research.swtch.com/plmm

"Rust's growing connection to the deep embedded world rules out the memory models of dynamic languages such as Java and Javascript."

So what is Rust using now, C++11 or C++20? "memory model for atomics from C++20"?!
I find most (quality) content I read through HN, via the HN Blogs newsletter [1], which lists blog posts that haven't hit the front page.

[1] https://hnblogs.substack.com/
Nearly all of such studies are on stroke/trauma victims.

What weirds me out is that they completely disregard that no stroke/trauma victims are identical, but I guess they try their best to derive some insights on this rather heterogenous population.

These are hard experiments to run. I fear that as soon as we figure out how dolphins speak we are going to run such gruesome experiments, only intentional and controlled, on intelligent life.
> That JS and image are different things entirely.

I'm two decades into this. As the lead on my current project, on both sides (Angular and C#), I know all about this.

We have performance benchmarks and to this point, we've had no issues.
In EU, some sectors that are doing business with public institutions are effectively barred from using US clouds, esp. in education, as contracts tend to demand a degree of control and assurement that no US hyperscaler or SaaS is going to give you.

Also let's not forget that self-hosted still offers features SaaS does not, such as server hooks, which are absolutely not uncommon in grown environments based on gitolite etc looking to migrate.
It's "Top Secret".

What's not so secret is that CSEC pays low and kills your career growth.
Where are the drawings stored?
>The soviet system collapsed for important reasons.

It collapsed because the economy was state owned. If USSR did what China did, not only it wouldn't have collapsed, but it would have been actually a very strong country.
The old internet was largely user-agnostic. It involved a bunch of tools that were genuinely just tools, that people could use as they liked. As a result, all kinds of communities sprung up, and there was a lot of humanity on the net.

New internet is dominated by tech giants, who want to make money. In order to do this, they fuck with their user's minds at every opportunity. As a result, no "tool" is really a tool anymore. Google search doesn't exist to serve you. Same with maps, or Gmail. Same with Facebook, Twitter and on and on. These are not tools. They're machines to collect data on you, so you can be understood, so you can have crap sold to you. Or, more sinisterly, so you can be controlled in any number of ways.

A shadow of the old internet still exists, spread across fragmented digital ghettos here and there. Places run by humans, rather than SV companies. Places whose aim is still community, education, or just genuine fun, rather than running endless non-consensual psychology experiments on their users. But who knows how much longer any of these will endure. Most are already showing cracks.
Old and/or non-technical people that might be misled by the name into thinking it’s some official thing that has some authority.
Gilmour Space comes to mind: https://www.gspacetech.com/
Suppose BTC is met with a severe logjam as predicted by the author, won't a solution that does not involve mass liquidation (for e.g. a fork) be in demand and eagerly welcomed by existing BTC users?
How is contributing back different from providing the source?
Carry your zeal and generosity, and wear them well.

For you have earned them.
you mean to say all the pre-live pre-revenue startups are funded purely based on assumptions?
This is a good time to introduce you to Treesitter, but it's Neovim-only for now iirc.
I read this comment every decade.
Let’s not forget K.C Munchkin, which was a clever pac man variant with a wonderful level editor.
BYD https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UvzRfUGAB_s
Ask HN: How can a hiring marketplace be decentralized?
Both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are re-enabled by Apple after every iOS security/software update, even when they were already turned off in Settings.

They need to be manually re-disabled after each iOS update.
I have a very hard time accepting the legitimacy of this project. I have the Eye of Thundera, so I approach Art in a very different fashion.

I'm somewhat of an Artist (https://ia804502.us.archive.org/35/items/TheSongofAntares/IM...) and an amateur musician (https://soundcloud.com/user-408150882-831970789/rhythm-of-ka...) myself (SonicPi and Dramyin), if it lends some experience rather than authority on this topic.

The drive behind Art and Music is to externalize one's Being in a medium that can be communicated on a sensory plane. Whether a product is aesthetic or not is of secondary concern; it is the 'soul' of work and how it relates to the artist and the art-perceiver that makes art, 'Art'.

For instance, this image entitled Water by Giuseppe Arcimboldo (https://www.wikiart.org/en/giuseppe-arcimboldo/water-1566?fb...) encodes collective aquatic mode of being into an anthropomorphic feminine form at a structural level. This can be easily programmed. What lies beneath the visual field is the 'feeling' or 'chitta' as it is called in Sanskrit of the work. Meditation on the work will often reveal this subtle layer; the Greeks called this 'Eidos'.

The output of any automation generally feels [the same].

Therefore, I believe that it is impossible for any computational system to produce genuine art or music in an automated fashion, let alone complete the work of a genius.

In fact, this so-called [AI-Completed piece] of Beethoven has no trace of machine in it. The [completed segments] are also not in harmony with the [rest of the work].

This is a profound topic and requires certain models of reality to dissolve for proper internalization. (https://medium.com/@100and9/the-incomplete-rational-guide-to...)
In your browser's localStorage.

Should you choose to share a drawing, it would be end-to-end encrypted and sent to the Excalidraw server. The sharing URL contains the ID of your drawing for retrieval, and the encryption/decryption key in the URL hash, which never reaches Excalidraw's servers (thus achieving E2EE).
for this task I need to rescan the pages often, in order to check if the post got flagged. There is no way to know, if or when they rescan the submissions with the HN api.
Sure, but keep in mind Musk and Gates read a lot of sci fi in their youth. I think if you consume enough fiction, it eventually inspires you.
Sure, that's basically what services like AWS Lambda do. As a starting point, you'd want to run the code in a short-lived VM with little to no network access which is dedicated to just running untrusted code.
Ah, I wondered what that was for! Now that I checked again, it's a couple of percent higher than when I read originally, because it's morning now in Europe.
Yeh, that’s the interactive check we’ve used in the past and unfortunately it still has given false positives and false negatives enough I’m hesitant to make a change this big due to it.
Google Employees Oppose Company's Cooperation with Israel
Uber owns a huge software platform. Checkout how much it costs them to maintain it.
How to get started with Rust for RISC-V targets
You should probably show a confirmation box when leaving the page - if that's possible - unless that feature is disabled in demo mode?
> When your country struggles to produce basic things like energy, and your scientists are routinely jailed based on a dictator's whims

The best I can guess is that you are referring to Korolev's work on the rocket-powered artillery during the WW2, when his entire crew was forced to work from a Siberian labour camp. So the gratituos jailing of engineers is off by 40 years from when this CPU was created.

The remark on struggling to produce energy is also a weird one. No idea where you got this from and how it relates to the CPU power profile.

I can relate to the need to crap on all things Soviet, but at least keep it factually correct and relevant.
For example during vimconf[0] there is this guy writing his novel with nvim. I found it inspiring, and he's not even tech-savvy.

0: https://www.vimconf.live/
Zeal brought us witch trials and temperance brought us War on Drugs.

Getting high on your virtue is a bad thing.
Remote.team – a place for remote teams to communicate
Create topics and communicate with teammates, set tasks and control their implementation in an unobtrusive way.
I was afraid. Opened in a private window.
P.S - I know they still track me.
Where can people who are interested in learning math find math tutors? I'd like to engage a math tutor though i don't think I would pursue a math PhD :)
Why just two? Here in Europe many speak more than that, with varying proficiency, sure. But speaking just two languages, that's just about the bare minimum for people from a non-anglosphere mono linguistic nation state. Most states have more languages than one.
Also few people i know that use terraform like it. HCL is really clunky when compared to typescript or python (pulumi or CDK or bicep)
> It is impossible to overstate how much memory safety in Rust is balanced on a delicate precipice

I've been working with Rust since pre 1.0 and I've felt fearless running on bare metal coming from a Higher Level Language for most of my career. It's almost embarrasing how care free it is to never have to think about memory management. But I did take a look at Zig earlier this year and noped out because of it's lack for memory safety. Although it does look nicer than C, for me it feels like I would be going backwards
Aren’t baleen whale populations rapidly recovering though? Humpback whales more so but blue whales also improving. Will krill populations return or does iron need to be added back to the ocean to return both krill and whale populations back to where they were?
Well…Space is decided upon by C-Level Execs whereas your website for example speaks to developers. Try speaking space and list some real advantages.
The thing is that few bigger places run stuff in only aws, for example.

Also keeping discovery and configuration separate from the cloud provider makes a hybrid approach feasible - which I believe is relevant.

Big cloud pricing is big, depending on circumstances.
yes, complete speculation and years of dealing with chinese offices and businesses
Putting it in liberal/conservative terms moves it to a simple matter of opinion. But most code spends most of its life maintenance. Would anyone argue against the importance of maintenance?
If you are sharing BT headphones between multiple devices this is horrible. I turn off BT on the device where I do not need the headphone to avoid BT connection confusion.
They all do apparently, including iOS. https://petsymposium.org/2019/files/papers/issue3/popets-201...
Isn’t my phone already broadcasting a list of my favourite WiFi SSID’s?
Correct. Use a real broker.
Well, that's what most photographers and videographers want: a big articulated screen, maybe streaming to a phone or tablet instead of peeking into a tiny viewfinder. Power? If I were in Patagonia, I'd care, but otherwise anywhere in the developed world with power outlets, cables and chargers around, no. Most people want a light camera that can could suprpass what a smartphone can do in terms of quality and ergonomics. For most of them it's the GoPro.
Sounds very much like the ideas around attentive user interfaces.
In which alternative universe is teacher telling parent that homework 7 years old was not done micromanaging? Even among adults, analyst telling project manager you are not doing tasks right is not micromanaging. Or your peer developer telling pm your quality of work is bad. It is completely absurd.

The whole point of child raising is to raise the child. Not to go "kiddy, if you are not born organized and attentive, tough luck, we gonna do nothing and then blame you for being bad in school when you grow".
I was sitting the office in the early days of the pandemic when my phone suddenly buzzed. "Allison's iPhone is trying to connect to your device." I rejected the request because I had no idea who Allison was. A minute later, I hear someone at the door. I was alone in the office, so I introduced myself, and asked if she had tried to connect to a Bluetooth device. She had not touched her phone at all.

This gave me an idea, I scanned for nearby Bluetooth devices while walking in the office. Turns out, there were lots of people in the building each thinking they were alone.

Just for fun, I set up a raspberry pi that constantly track Bluetooth near by and record their mac address. Every time a new device shows up, it pings me. And when they disappear it also tells me.

Everyone has Bluetooth turned on now because of wireless earbuds. You can easily track people like that.
> Getting high on your virtue is a bad thing.

More elegant to say "Taking pride in your virtue is a sin".
The text not being attached to the shapes makes it unusable for me.

Also agree on missing some kind of laser pointer and or highlighter.
I would like to see this too, it's my only hesitancy in getting one.
Transloadit is a similar company to Gumroad when it comes to work philosophy. What kind of job are you looking for?