skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In my case it's visible in the mouse (the keyboard is wired, mechanical), and it's like you describe, at certain points there is laginess. After some time, it's like the mouse slows down, and lags more.

I've heard this happens when you have some USB-C hubs attached, which I do. Not sure what the connection is -- but I think my Anker hub does causes this.

>What do you mean by "If you start the bluetooth deadmon"

Sorry, I meant: "if you restart the bluetooth daemon", e.g. "sudo pkill bluetoothd".
Who said the owner has rights to stop me taking a picture?

Just because you have copyright does not mean I cannot make a copy for purposes of journalism, critique, inveatigation, law enforcement, etc.

Thr idea that my liberty should be limited to help copyright holder make money is obscene.
You still have the problem of maintaining an OS, installing the games and possible downtimes when something breaks on the windows side. Plus, you still have to worry whether your hardware is sufficient to play it fluidly at all times. On a console, someone tested that for you and ironed out the edge cases.

I'm not a console gamer, but I can see the appeal.
nah, just been there as a tourist a couple of times...
Is it no longer possible? Sounds nice
You seem to think that game design is a purely subjective field in which no expertize can be learned, and as such, all games are equally fun and also game analysis and review are futile professions.

Of course people exist who know what makes games better. For whatever reason, you can't entertain the possibility that it's me specifically?
"When the people around you want something, we want it too ..."

This alone is an interesting idea to meditate about.
Exclusives aren't unique to consoles. Plenty of games are PC only, and therefore fuck over consumers who do not have a PC. More precisely, they're also Windows only, fucking over consumers who are on Linux or Mac.

At the end of the day, very few games on available on everything, and they shouldn't be required to be.
And it “just works” for many years, during which games get better looking, rather than having to turn down visual quality settings like on a PC five minutes after you bought it.
Historically, this hasn't always been the case, and the US were actively opposed to Israel's covert Nuclear program, for example, which was built with French support against the wishes of the US government at the time. The world has change significantly since then, including the French and American governments alignment of interests and weighing to pros and cons. I'm sure other people here can provide more nuance than I'm able to on the 'why', although there is a lot of emotional nonsense and baggage that comes with this particular topic, so you need to take it with a healthy dose of skepticism that there are NO blanket right and wrong people here and there is blood on everyone's hands.

Essentially, though, ignoring conspiracy theories and set in stone agendas, Israel simple represented a palatable partner in an incredibly complex, hostile part of the world and there is simple more in common between the two countries, despite their own at times competing interests. But US interests align far more with Israel, or politically moderate countries like Jordan than some others in the region.

I'm sure there is an element of playing to your electoral base TODAY, but honestly, I think it's just pragmatism at the end of the day in a region where the math can be brutal and bloody, and there are no easy choices of solutions, and real partnerships are fleeting in the region since the powerbrokers in one country or region today maybe be out of the picture tomorrow. Despite internal politics in Israel looking like a bloodsport from outside, they are at least a consistent voice in a highly turbulent region.

That's just my relatively uninformed, I'm sure biased opinion, but I don't have a fixed opinion on who the good and bad people here are, and thing there's a lot of blame in every direction, and no real will to change that on any side.
Spins recover practice is required for CFI (certified flight instructor), but not for PPL (private pilot license).

Many commercial pilots (like skydiving pilots) have CFI (because while training, you need to meet a certain number of flight hours, and you might as well spend them on CFI).
I saw in a screenshot in this thread Safari with 15GB or so for a single page (and I think it was just some newsite or such)?

That sounds like a big bug and a very possible cause.
A man and the shark, My best friends are sharks
Yes, in Nemesis, although a little of him survived until the end of Picard Season 1.
that’s one you’re gonna have to figure out for yourself.
Humans aren't nearly as intelligent as they've come to believe themselves to be.

- PROT
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Initial release (according to Wikipedia) 24 April 2011.

It is derived from the LZ77 family of compression algorithms, which have papers published in 1977 and 1978 and thus US patent expiration around the year 2000. It is understandable that it would take time for discourse, inclusion in educational curriculum, and programmers feeling free to tinker with the concepts to produce useful new art.

It's almost like patents are a bad thing for the progress of science and skilled arts.
TornadoVM – open-source acceleration for Java on CPUs, GPUs, and FPGAs
What do you mean by "unix -r custom"? It's not like "-r" is some kind of standard, and many commands or programs have other ideas.

For example, GNU cp uses -r or -R for recursive copy, but OpenBSD cp only uses -R. ls uses -R only (-r is listing in reverse order). scp uses -r only (-R is remote copy). rm allows both -r and -R.

But then, commands like mv or find don't support anything like -r or -R, they implicitly affect the whole directory structure. Bash has * (with shopt -s globstar) for globbing with subdirectories. Make doesn't support any concept of recursive subdirectory traversal.
Yes, not every game will let you use one without an adapter to mimic being a controller but some do. For example Fortnite on Switch will let you use a mouse and keyboard.
> Both services support adding non platform games through their shortcut/executable.

That only launches the game through the correct store. If the game doesn't implement cross play, you can't play together.

> They also support voice chat for groups and players not in game.

But you're trying to be in game with the person, and again if the game doesn't do in-game voice chat, you have to find alternatives. On a console you join a party and the software correctly handles the cases around "do I want to put you in a voice chat channel for your game" (because it has to to pass certification).

> File a bug report? Or you just came up with some hypothetical issues?

Really helpfully closed after 30 days of inactivity. https://github.com/docker/for-win/issues/42. (I didn't make this bug, but I found it, and just logged onto my xbox instead).
Yes and many of the major Linux distros have discontinued or plan to discontinue official 32-bit/multilib support. Why? A lot of 32-bit libraries have serious vulnerabilities that no one is fixing. Essentially most of the world has transitioned to 64-bit except for a few key areas that are still trying to run libraries that are decades old.
I can do all of those things on my phone (and I do!)
Yes, killing spiders is a bad omen in Lithuania. Usually they're simply thrown out. Not sure how many people does this nowadays but it stuck with me.
Can anyone get an archive.is link for this?
I have often thought that Luxembourg is a wonderful country -- I sang for the Grand Duke on a choir tour as a student and was bowled over by how much history, excellent food and fantastic wine there was in a small, civilised place (where you can get entry to every tourist attraction in the country for €50!)

The fact that a Luxembourgish MP is on Hacker News commenting intelligently on a topic in a way that I would frankly do myself just makes me want to emigrate.
> using MyISAM was considered the #1 newbie MySQL mistake back then, and it happened all the time.

The author mentions that these events took place in 2002. At that time the site was likely still running MySQL 3 and InnoDB was very new and considered experimental. Sure MySQL 4.0 had shipped in 2002 and InnoDB was a first class citizen, but back then upgrades from one version of MySQL to another weren't trivial tasks. You also tended to wait until the .1 release before making that leap.

So in fairness for the folks who originally set up that database MyISAM was likely their only realistic option.

I looked after and managed a fleet of MySQL servers from back then and for many years afterwards and even then it wasn't until MySQL 5 that we fully put our trust in InnoDB.
> Removing the ability to use phone numbers

I've never seen anyone ask for Signal to remove the ability to use phone numbers. People ask Signal to add the ability to use something other than a phone number, as well.
Nothing is more productive than post nut sleep.
You've never had a game do a bad job of that? I've had plenty of games either set everything to Ultra and be a slideshow or set everything to low when I could easily handle medium or high. GeForce Experience helps somewhat but not every title supports it.
I've recently moved to Python from a Java and Kotlin background. Is there any resource in particular you'd recommend for quickly getting over "Javaisms" for people in this situation? I'm keen to write Python as idiomatically as possible but it's often hard to escape your background.
github https://github.com/beehive-lab/TornadoVM
When I learned to fly gliders we practised spins and spin recovery. First time I did it, I botched the recovery and was mildly terrified. Went up a week later with a extremely experienced instructor and spent a whole hour thermalling up to altitude, stalling, then using the rudder to kick it into a spin, cancel the rotation, kick it into an opposite spin and back, stalled the whole time. Lose 3000 feet, recover, thermal back up, do it all over again. Very interesting to feel the complete ineffectiveness of the ailerons vs very effective rudder. By the end of it, I was pretty confident I would recognize the symptoms early and had the muscle memory to react quickly and correctly if I ever needed to. Best flying lesson I ever had.

Of course all that is with no engines. Assymetric thrust in a twin is more complicated, and I expect you've got less margin before you damage the airframe.
Detecting Barcode from the Browser
Lol, I assumed that was a joke but it appears the article says this in all seriousness.

This "text" you see in this comment is actually a collection of rendered glyphs.
There are several games that support keyboard and mouse on Xbox
Wow, amazing work. Thanks for sharing!
> free democracies, such as the US, ethnic identities tend to vanish

The US had legally mandated ethnic identities until 1967. It does tend to flatten other identities into "black" and "white", but that doesn't mean they've disappeared entirely.
The dogy bit is knowing that a large institutional order is coming.
Normies can't sacrifice facebook, can they? Rare people connect online because they are geographically separated. Can you run this site offline, at which location, and what will be the resulting engagement?
This is part of a series [1] by the way. I really liked the one about the latches [2] and the die shrink photos are pretty cool. We always hear about it but here you get to see it. [3]

1. http://www.righto.com/search/label/8086 (Click Older Posts at the bottom to make sure you see all of them)

2. http://www.righto.com/2020/08/latches-inside-reverse-enginee...

3. http://www.righto.com/2020/06/die-shrink-how-intel-scaled-do...
This whole thread is striking a nerve with me since these seem to be all of the issues i had been dealing with since getting a new 16 inch a few weeks back. Specifically "windowserver" and also these bluetooth issues.

See my other comment in this thread about how i solved "windowserver".

Bluetooth issue was a hw proximity issue for me. My CalDigit hub was mounted right below my Macbook. I noticed when I moved my MacBook's location (still connected to hub), the bluetooth issue when away.

It's worth a try if you have a powered accessory near your macbook and haven't tried this already, but...

I do still get the issue once in a while, but I can now at least just turn the keyboard/touchpad off/on and it goes back to normal whereas before, it happened all the time.

Once in a while I still have to Shift+Option+"bluetooth menu icon" and reset bluetooth module.

I know these are just work arounds, but at least it allows me to get back to work and only have to deal with it weekly instead of not being able to use bluetooth at all.

Edit: just upgraded to 12.0.1 and noticed Shift+Option+"bluetooth menu icon" to reset bluetooth module is gone!?
Sophie Zhang, Facebook Whistleblower, Did an AMA on r/India
> may have costed him his life at 2008-12-13.

What does this line mean? Aaron took his own life several years later than that. That seems like a date copied from a Creative Commons event on his Wikipedia page and an odd error to make for someone following the story.
Sure:

https://www.eeoc.gov/employers/small-business/3-im-recruitin...

Screen applications consistently. Apply the same standards to everyone applying for the same position.

Effectively, you should have the exact same criterion for all candidates for the same position and avoid "on the fly" questions/too heavily customizing it.

The legal discussion on all of this has basically boiled down to that you must ensure you're going through the same process for each candidate with the expected variances based on their employment/personal history (as it's relevant to the position)

I may overstate the situation slightly with that statement, but the idea is that if you ask about a networking stack for candidate A, you should ask the same probing questions for candidate B also. (Consider maybe you know that candidate B doesn't know this stack and will look "negative" on a review to the hiring managers, but you really like candidate B for other reasons)

Ultimately the idea is less about the specific questions and more that Candidate A and B are both reasonably considered in the same fashion for all of the requirements of the position, and that you aren't adding/omitting elements that may influence the applicability of the candidate in any fashion.

So let me restate: It's not required you ask verbatim the same words for each candidate (this is the lay-person over-read).

But for a given position, it should be established in advance a series of competencies that are necessary for the position and that are to be asked of each candidate. How you go about investigating it may vary from candidate to candidate, but should two interviews be reviewed, it should be expected that both interviews cover the same topics to a reasonable degree. (e.g., it is reasonable that if you ask "have you ever worked with library X" and the candidate flat out says they cannot answer questions on library X, you have reasonably covered that topic with this candidate. If you ask another candidate and they do have experience with library X and you ask some additional questions, you have not violated the spirit or letter of the requirement in this case.)
Check out the Bypass Paywalls plugin for chrome/firefox. Its a lifesaver:

https://github.com/iamadamdev/bypass-paywalls-chrome/blob/ma...
My dad did his PPL in South Africa, and I know he practiced spins. Not sure if they were tested though.
https://youtu.be/8D6-fJdGTac

This commercial pilot gives a very thorough explanation of the problem and includes a report from the pilot of the flight.
>Can we stop comparing the lack of default-on e2ee in Telegram to "no encryption"?

I don't think we should. In the context of messaging at least, encryption should mean E2E encryption.

Bragging about client-to-server encryption is pointless nowadays, when 99% of the internet is already encrypted this way.
I think that's what we plan to do. Still, it introduces some additional problems: we were able to target all the supported Scala versions with one package, now we'll have to do separate ones for 2.11, 2.12, and 2.13.
and it was spectacular
Why I migrated my (small) site from Gatsby to NextJS and what happened
Aren't scripting languages normally JIT:ed nowadays?

Js has been for years but I thought both Python, PHP and Ruby were working in that direction. That sounds like all the major ones to me.
Bring me games like Uncharted 4 and SpiderMan on PC then we'll talk.
> these work best on predictable things

Umm, not really.

You are talking about single and multi-label classification tasks, maybe?

Bengali poetry is just like poetry in any other rich languages like English, French, etc.

What these models do, from a high level, is that they learn the distribution of the data. In this case, they learn the style of the poets.

Writing poetry in specific styles has been done long before Transformer architectures came.

See-

- https://www.tensorflow.org/text/tutorials/text_generation

- https://machinelearningmastery.com/text-generation-lstm-recu...

The goal of poetry generation is to generate something that is unique, is in the poetic style, and is coherrent, grammaticallly correct, ideally indistinguishable in the eyes of a human.
The Rise of NFT in FoodTech: Legal Issues
Yep, same for me. But the restart fixes it every time. That's why I set a timer that reminds me to restart after 20+ days.
I could tell you, but I would get banned.
I remember benchmarking fast compression algorithms a while back and had lz4 as one of the top contenders, but I remember going with Snappy over lz4, because I ran into some compatibility issues in lz4 land... I can't recall any specifics, but I think it was some Hadoop libraries not being able to read files lz4-compressed by some other versions of the library.

Has anyone run into the same issue? I'm considering reopening this investigation (even though I'm very happy with Snappy).
Ah, it's that time of the year again. I see this blogpost shared and discussed year after year.
You have to use Windows or deal with weird compatibility hacks?

I’m really looking forward to the Steam deck. It may not have the power of current-gen consoles, but it takes so many good things about current consoles and combines them together. Openness of a PC, not Windows, portable + docking, etc.
Using Innovation to Feed the World: The Changing Landscape of FoodTech Sector
I feel like describing this image as being used without consent is kind of demeaning to people who actually have their images shared without consent.

I think its pretty clear you're consenting to have your photo shared widely if you agree to model for a magazine.
> If someone says AMP is bad because there's some better project for accelerating mobile pages, I'm all ears.

http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com/
You wouldn't even need a court in that case, it would just be ridiculous posturing. They could put on robes, but it would just be another LARPG.
The point isn’t evading copyright, it’s avoiding propagating the image any further.
You might want to consider a "special thanks" page with the names of "white hat security researchers" who have pointed out issues. Public recognition costs you very little but for some of them it could be a significant career-building step, worth more than a few dollars or dinars.
Could someone explain what this means and what the difference is between "Haruhi" and "the Haruhi subculture"?

The internet returns https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haruhi_Suzumiya but that doesn't help.
I have never used TRC, but I heard from many that if you reach out to them, they are really helpful.

I have not converted to TPU, because it is literally offered by only one company. It will be the height of "vendor lock-in".

But, I must say that JAX on TPU is faster than anything and everything that I have ever seen.
How did enslaved workers of Pompeii live? New discovery provides a rare glimpse
Those make it clear what the game is upfront. The upset happens when you believe a game is one thing and it turns into a grind for incidental reasons.
Nobody publishes RAW files, you edit them and publish a jpeg. That means you don’t need the camera to be complicit, you just need to add that DRM step to your editing process.
It's almost certainly impossible.

With symmetric encryption, both the encryptor and decryptor need a copy of the same key- that's what makes it 'symmetric'.

But with asymmetric encryption, the keys do not match. This means you can encrypt or sign the data with your private key, and then keep it private. The matching pubic key will decrypt or verify.

The device would not have a copy of the private key in it, so it's unlikely it will ever leak.
I'm very thankful we don't have software patents in Europe. And you should be thankful too if you use vlc or ffmpeg for example.
Walmart is doing driverless deliveries in arkansas
The truth is that competition is very inefficient. Instead of everyone getting a fair share, the gains concentrate somewhere where they aren't even wanted.

There is a certain group of people that believes saving and investment are the source of prosperity. That's clearly wrong. If you are happy with eating grain porridge and sleeping outdoors in the cold why would you need to invest and save? Why is owning financial assets but eating porridge considered prosperity? That thinking also results in an existential crisis of capitalism. You keep investing and investing for no reason other than that investment has become a goal in itself.

In simplified terms: If you worship prosperity in financial terms, you worship poverty in real terms.

Any sane person would have consumption and savings+investment both in moderation. If you have too much money or assets you can just stop working and let someone else consume, save and invest.
FWIW, didn't the US just blacklist Pegasus?
To be fair, it is quite murky to what extent groups like Al-Haq are associated with the PFLP (which, with its history of aircraft hijackings and suicide bombings, is undoubtedly a terrorist group). There is plenty of purported evidence of financial and personnel links out there, and I really doubt HN is the right forum to decide either way (unless someone is an expert).
You're right. I misread the question and thought they asked why they weren't using symmetric keys for everything. My bad.
Chrome is IE of browsers now. 20+ years ago nobody cared about non-IE, today nobody cares about non-Chrome.
A lot of truck drivers become drug addicts. Maybe you got the causation backwards?
It runs better on emulator than it does Playstation, there are 60fps mods :)
> Tossing my hat in for Passerine [1]. Gorgeous ML inspired syntax.

I work on Passerine, cool to see the language mentioned in the wild, glad you like it!

> Written in Rust, and I suspect scripting Rust libraries is in the cards.

We have a rudimentary FFI to Rust already in place. We're also working on a proc macro lib for creating high-level bindings to Rust types/functions/crates (currently unreleased). Also working on an algebraic-effect-based system-injection engine, which will replace the FFI in the 0.10.0 or 0.11.0 release :)
That's still 3/4 of the price of a new console for a used 4 year old GPU. And you still won't be able to match the graphics quality of a PS5 in new games.
Thanks! I'm only half joking. I used traditional machine learning in my PhD but never got into modern deep learning techniques. I tried a couple of collab notebooks and tutorials but never succeded with anything more complex than NIST numbers. I think over the holidays I'll give it another shot because I find this stuff really interesting (art generation, style transfer, but also transfer learning in general).

The conspiracy theory is more a jab at the fact that we live in a world with Theranos, NFTs, and clones of Dogecoin. There actually have been a couple of high profile AI fraud schemes, like Augustus Intelligence, where people collected investments and government money and probably never had a product.
Enormous cost of relocating US climate refugees from coastal town stark example
Alibaba Announces 10B Parameter Multi-Modal AI M6