skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Did you notice any performance differences compared to Docker Desktop?
Brute Force Incognito Browsing (2018)
I didn't miss the point, I promise! One narrative is indeed that their core market is EVs (or call it Auto 2.0 if you include software, advanced driver assist, etc.), and that this market is indeed growing rapidly. This part of the narrative assumes the legacy makers will not pivot fast enough, so the EV market will be divided among the newcomers. Under this view, Tesla is not competing against BMW any more than the iPhone was competing against the Nokia feature phones. Thus, the EV market is essentially a new market (goes the narrative). Investors clearly buy into this narrative at some level.

You do make a good point that Tesla has multiple narratives working in its favor. At one point, it was the self-driving company. When necessary, it can push the solar roofs angle. It has a couple of narratives it can use to goose the stock.
You can rename EdgeDeflector.exe to msedge.exe and it works as-is. However, it will cause other problems with your system. The Edge background update system will also reverse the change within a day or so.
So "lovers of flying" should just push environmental costs onto other people not just by not paying carbon taxes, but even by paying no fuel taxes whatsoever?

And why don't I "mean it"? As far as I know, there are already some investigations in progress against major oil companies.
I've ridden this route several times. The main riders of that line are to or from the small towns along that route to a big town a state or two over. People drive or get dropped off at the station from the whole region. Remove those and you aren't going to have many customers.
Is it dishonest to wear a lanyard with a logo? Is it dishonest to give free stuff to a representative from a company with the hopes that you'll get more stars on your review?
Less Memory and More Data with IndexedDB
Tom Hanks’ Cast Away volleyball sells for $400k at auction
Late '90s I worked on Java software that got installed on several Unix platforms, including Linux for IBM mainframes. When you deal with the default en/de-coding of Unicode to EBCDIC you never have trouble with Java byte encodings ever again.
Sounds like an easier process for you, but at the cost of your users. This proliferation of web tooling when it clearly doesn't suit the environment (desktop) is part of the reason why our software is getting slower, even as our hardware is improving.
I was unpleasantly surprised about the train price when I decided to take a train to go from Liverpool to London around 2008. I think at that time the rail ticket was around £200 while the flight would have cost me around £50 (and MegaBus was I think £6) ... That gave me the impression that train in the UK was for rich people.
Yeah, it is more accurate than Entrepreneur In Residence.
Curve Turns Off Mochi’s Rewards After ‘Amazingly Scammy’ Tactics Trigger Outcry
My day to day experience with this is cooking with what happens to be available in the kitchen
Summary of above: Survival is sometimes chance and is not always optimized. Best to avoid too much generalization when thinking. Some things are very different even though they are called the same name.
> Why does anyone still interact with Microsoft?

The same reason I vote for democrats: As much as they suck, the alternatives are even worse.
Some trains using overhead now switch to diesel when the cables run out
Automakers are notoriously looking for years-old chips because they don't update their products the same way. I believe that stock is just dead, more or less.
Adding React to an Existing Application
I hope one day all of this will be as easy as in SVN. eg.:

I have repository https://example.com/myrepo

And i can simply do:

svn co https://example.com/myrepo/some/directory/

And i can work with that subdirectory as if it was actual repo. Completely transparently.

This i really miss in git.
Why is finding the roots of a polynomial function so important?
I think the support has a lot to do with just how transparent Panic have been about the entire process. You can see a lot of people being able to emphasize with the human element behind the product and the company.
It's a false truth that anyone has to learn yet another one of these. Even Angular 1 and Backbone.js are still in production.
Trains over long distances are always going to suck relative to planes, unless they're something like maglev or other ultra high speed design.
Sipser's Introduction to the Theory of Computation
This post made chuckle with recognition. I'm typically a fast and very occasionally aggressive cyclist, on a fast bike with 15 years of experience. Lately I've been seeing aggressive moves that I recognize from visibly unathletic cyclists on heavy loaded up ebikes in very much upright postures. If any of the things that have gone wrong for me go wrong for them, no way do they have the reaction speed or maneuverability or stopping power needed to get out of the situation.
Volta is also written in Rust. I've only used it for managing Node and npm versions, but it can do more than that and describes itself as a "tool manager" rather than a node version manager.

https://docs.volta.sh/guide/
Two different countries who joined the war at very different times and experienced it differently (but of course, very much the same in many horrible ways). We have different names for the holiday and observe it slightly differently (like the kinds of poems or battles we recall)

Like so much about the U.S. and Canada, it resembles each other but we find the distinctions to be important.
It's a bad time to be a non-top tier hardware manufacturer. I'm sure Apple, Samsung and the like are having supply trouble as well, but they have the scale, connections and money to handle it. Smaller companies are getting demolished.
In Europe? In EU where most of the countries are blatantly discriminating against each other?
I bought the PDF, and now physical book of this, it's massive and really good: https://haskellbook.com/
Maybe IoT garbage can ship with just about any chip that will run Linux, while cars need specifically certified components?
> The reason an engineer accepts 1% is because ...

In the case of most people I've spoken to, the reason they don't start companies is they don't have the savings to work on it for 6-12 months, and gamble on getting accepted into YC or another angel/accelerator. They don't have a safety net to fall back on if that fails.

> they don’t want to take the risk

As many many articles have discussed, this is more about having personal financial security than any difference in personality or character.
I don't disagree with those specifics, but fundamentally marjor cities need dense high rise focal points.

We should have less ugly architecture, and certainly not car-oriented development, but I will take ugly concrete density over no density.
It's completely unacceptable.

Then, when you go and use the competitor's search engine or video hosting platform you get multiple banners inviting you to install their browser (or it's flat out installed as a hidden checkbox in a popular utility's installer!).

Then, disgusted by these dark patterns and practices, you install an alternate browser that's not safari on your iOS device. Wait...
> Clearly these apps/platforms enable non-developers to solve a bunch of problems which would otherwise need a software engineer.

I'm not sure that's as clear as it seems at first. Everywhere I've been involved with them, the flow is like this:

1) Org sold on idea of no/low code tool, "business analyst can build things!"
2) Business analyst tries, fails to build things, calls dev
3) Dev figures it out, could have done similar in a few lines of code. Either a) becomes "expert" in tool or b) goes back to code

I'm not ready to rule them all out, and maybe I just worked with some inept business analysts. These tools are by their nature usually closed source/proprietary, but maybe there's some great ones. But I also wonder if it's not partially fundamental: maybe text is just more concise and expressive than visual paradigms for some problems - there's a reason we still have textbooks for some things.
Authorization in Multi-Tenant SaaS Apps
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Foreground has entered into the nearly $4 billion consumer and professional photography industry with SaaS, eCommerce, Photography, and home decor products.

Our product suite includes ShootProof, Collage.com, Tavé, Cole’s Classroom and Design Aglow.
You'd like https://github.com/cheatcode/joystick.

No special languages or syntax. Plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with the same reactive UI stuff in all the other frameworks. It's also part of a full-stack framework so you can whip up lightweight, fast apps.

The best part is your skills are transferrable as I'm not introducing any domain-specific abstractions. You can go from learning HTML, CSS, and JS to this without any "gotcha" in the process.
Yur
If there is a truly great product that can make this work well for simple reports and simple CRUD apps, I would love it.

I personally would like to be working on more interesting projects.
> but the idea of having to learn different language constructs for loops and the like doesn't seem that herculean of a task.

I agree. As long as you understand the basic concepts, it's only a matter of learning the syntax, which is really not as big of a deal as the person you replied to is making it out to be.
Could you expand on your point about the distributing?
Probably you will want liquified H2. So, we need volume manufacturing of aerogel, for the tanks. If we don't go to wholly new airframes, we will need to sling the LH2 tanks in nacelles under the wings, like the engines, because the needed tankage volume won't fit inside normal wings. (With a new airframe with more internal space, the tanks could be inboard, but maybe you don't really want big tanks of LH2 inboard.)

The LH2 would be electrolyzed on demand at the airport, using power delivered by transmission lines from all over, banking LH2 when the sun is out or the wind is blowing, when it is cheapest.

Once these planes start flying, it will become impossible to compete with them, because the smaller mass of fuel needed translates to substantially more freight, both total capacity per flight, and per unit-cost of fuel. But there are still things to work out, so there will be an interim need to synthesize jet fuel from atmospheric CO2 and H2, which should soon get cheaper than extraction.

It would be helpful if somebody were to come up with a good use for all the waste oxygen everyone is going to be producing.
It might be true, but it's a rant that just barely touches the actual topic, which is mostly: a company will pay somebody to work full time on an open source project that is still independent. And I think it's pretty nice. And also I think Rich Harris has given a lot to people for free and I'm happy for him that he will be paid to work on something that he loves.

So all in all it would be nice if we would for once be spared of rants how tiring, immature, half baked whatever whatever the JavaScript world is. Show us maybe how it should be really done, but maybe in a separate post please.
Yeah, lies damn lies and statistics and all that. I'm sure the majority of journeys aren't long distance journeys you'd otherwise replace with flight. Certainly 50/50 was a bit of a exaggeration but when I regularly traveled between Glasgow/Edinburgh and London it wasn't far off. I received a lot of vouchers for free travel.
It's not ok to post like this to HN. I've banned the account.

If you don't want to be banned, you're welcome to email hn@ycombinator.com and give us reason to believe that you'll follow the rules in the future. They're here: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html.
I remember Borland C++ builder being similar. Was actually pretty good to use.
Not to diminish the accomplishments shown there, but that plane seats maybe a dozen people? Most airliners can seat 100+, and their range is sometimes an order of magnitude higher than that. The problem is that batteries are significantly less energy dense than jet fuel, both by weight and by volume. To reach capacities and ranges of modern airliners you'd need batteries that are much more dense, compact, and light, and afaik there's nothing even close to the improvements needed right now.
All good, they'll just put one of these across the street: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/20_Fenchurch_Street
The article explained the details. Microsoft apps put microsoft-edge:// in front of links to make them open in Edge since Windows 10. People worked around it by having another app handle the microsoft-edge protocol. Now Microsoft broke that.
One of my favorites in this vein is the channel below. This guy really knows how to "do what you can with what you have available".

https://www.youtube.com/c/K%C3%AAnhs%C3%A1ngt%E1%BA%A1oVN-tr...
The Tether Papers
I'm pretty sure they use two crash test dummies, one representing the 95% man, and another for the 5% woman. This was mentioned when I did a course on product design a few years ago. The article you linked seems terribly biased, and I wouldn't treat it as particularly reliable.
The filename belongs to the user. Therefore, it is incumbent on the computer to adapt, not the other way around.
related/unrelated: https://boniver.withspotify.com/
I can't quite tell what this question relates to.
BTW, you appear to be shadowbanned: many of your comments and all but one submission show as [dead] to me (although some of your comments have been vouched for, which unkills them).
I might be getting old but this is the sort of magic by technology I would like to see more of in the world instead of using tech to try putting people into fake worlds in some metaverse.
thats fair. you require reasonable deployment intervals and may need to wait to merge based on deployment. Workflow actions that can check whether a commit is deployed in a given environment are invaluable
I'm not sure of any direct scientific evidence supporting this, but I believe it has to do with the vaccine entering the blood stream.

The serum is meant to be administered at an intramuscular site, but injections have a chance of hitting a blood vessel upon insertion.

I am not a medical professional, but the advice I've read is that practitioners should "aspirate" the needle (pull back on the plunger) before delivering the vaccine, to see if they've hit a blood vessel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgVsd6qoyU4

This theory somewhat matches the observations because young people are likely to have more, larger blood vessels in their arms compared to older demographics.

This also explains why men experience myocarditis more than women.
No, it's not wrong, it's absolutely correct. There's a lot of flexing around who can come up with the most elegant abstraction which ignores the important point: making sure what's necessary to understand the framework, use it long-term, and move away from it after is focusing on the core technologies of the web (HTML, CSS, and JavaScript).

The abstractions are cool, but completely unnecessary (see link to my framework above where I circumvent that problem entirely).
Edge is not bad. I’m a long time Chrome user and I switch to Edge.
No, Walter, you're confusing energy with temperature. If it takes 1 kWh of electricity to increase the temperature of water by 1 unit (thereby releasing 1 unit of heat to the atmosphere), it takes 3-5 kWh of electricity to increase the temperature of a rock by 1 unit. That's called inefficiency.

I'm done trying to explain 6th grade Earth science to you. You're either trolling or extremely unwilling to accept reality, so unless you have actual evidence for any of your claims, please stop pretending that you're some super genius who knows better than every scientist and engineer on the planet.
For me Vue 3 with <script setup> get's pretty close to pure JavaScript/TypeScript. 90% of the code will be exactly like JS code, the only difference being the use of computed(), ref() and reactive() to achieve (something JS simply doesn't provide but is necessary for every non-trivial application). Your HTML code and CSS code are not mixed with JS and look and feel like the real thing as well.
Other than the reactivity indication and the occasional onMounted(), etc. Vue 3 with <script setup> does away with all boilerplate and unidiomatic parts of Vue 2 and imo is the framework that most closely resembles pure HTML/CSS/JS while allowing for far greater productivity.
Isn't that just the way it goes. The common man finally finds himself in a position of power and business has to start paying more and then we get 5-6% inflation.
Breakdown of data on homeless populations across the U.S.
http://clad.band music video from last year, shared as a Show HN here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23427063

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvZjGgw8ml0
Die Bahn is an unmitigated clusterfuck[1]. The money comes and comes, gets wasted, yet no heads ever roll.

I met someone who managed a local train station (network) for a few years. He told me a story of hilarious bureaucracy, metric gaming (mostly for evasion of sanctions for missed deadlines), people just not showing up while being covered by their union, construction firms delaying construction because it's just "Die Bahn".

Then he quit and was paid for months despite expired contract. Later he got a legal threat for owing them wages...

Although pay seems quite good and you get 40days vacation, well good for them I guess.

[1] You might even call it a slow-motion trainwreck badumm-ts
He’s not saying he’ll invest in NFTs. He’s saying he wants to put his writing into NFTs so people will read it. It’s kind of like teaching philosophy with TikTok videos because that’s where the audience is. (At least I think that’s what he saying!)
Not only certified (e.g. ASIL*) but long term availability.

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automotive_Safety_Integrity_Le...
What I was looking for recently is a way to make “sparse push”.
And trigger a chain reaction with hooks.

Didn’t find anything interesting.
The entertainment industry has a lot of influence over young minds, I often thought that could be the way to get more students into STEM subjects.
The technology is independent of scale. If it works for a nine Seater it also works for a 100 Seater.

EDIT: and YES this is true. Battery specific energy is 200-400Wh/kg. That is PER kilogram. And larger planes are NOT less efficient per passenger than smaller ones. Small and large jets or propeller aircraft have a out the same life to drag ratio. If anything, larger tend to be better due to Reynolds Number effects.

There is maybe not one misconception about electric flight that I’ve seen repeated most often by Internet skeptics than this false idea that “bigger is disproportionately harder for electric planes.” It is simply. Not. True.
Any new language/framework trying to sell me on it's improved ergonomics should not bother showing me syntax and instead show me a stack trace. Vue is really concise and expressive but seeing a pile of node internals on every typo is infuriating.
Or you know, set a maximum payload size to load the main page then load the rest of the needed content (when it is actually needed). Set a well known header on the contents and use that header (and the time it took to retrieve it) as a way to detemine the aprox time it would take to retrieve your well known payload size... I know I am over simplifying it but... Its Google and they hire some of the most brilliant minds in the wolrd and put them to do unit tests... I think many of them would be happy to be put up to a problem of this type
I thought Japan's bullet trains were built from the ground up as high speed passenger rail on dedicated lines. Not really "upgrading".
I agree, but find it hard to balance a medium-to-high amount of seafood in the diet with the prevalence of dangerous levels of heavy metals found in fish
This is quite a bit different. DLP like projectors are binary: straight forward or somewhere away. The layout of the grid of mirrors matches the layout of the dots you can illuminate, in the image. Something like OP has would require some pretty serious angular precision.
Ubuntu is worse?

From personal experience I'd say ubuntu is imperfect but when I get on a windows machine I can instantly tangibly feel how much the OS is bugging me so I'd say it is noticeably worse.

And if Ubuntu isn't your thing than their or a million other linux OSes.

And that's before we discuss OSx which I still perosnally dislike but it would be hard for me to argue it is worse than Windows
As much as I would like to uninstall Edge--and in the past, Internet Explorer--I am hesitant to do so. I have frequently been forced to use various state and local government web sites that only work with IE. One time I even had to revert to an older version of IE. I don't know why these web sites are so universally shitty, but that's another topic.
And if you ever accidentally lock yourself out, it's going to be a PITA. There's one good think about Kwiksets -- you don't always need to call a locksmith if you lock yourself out :)
The actual act doesn't bother me much, it is the justifying it by saying someone else did it. Imagine if they said "and at the end of the night I was plastered and drove home. But don't harsh me, the Smirnoff lady did it too."
I came here to ask how it was different from OpenBCI.

It might end up slightly cheaper. They use the ADS1299 Analog-to-Digital Converter, which is $40 (DACs are usually one of the largest costs of BCIs). So it seems like the all-in cost won’t be much cheaper than OpenBCI.

Hopefully I’m wrong and someone will correct me because I’d love to see a research-grade BCI for ~$100-$200 (not sure about Muse 2 but my neuroscientist friend called Muse 1 “a fun toy, but still a toy”… sadly that’s the closest I’ve found so far.)
A Good Reason to Not Copy and Paste Code
The results of almost unabated regulator capture for decades.

Let's hope shining light on this brings pressure for change.
Yep, I recently got bit by this, someone checked in a branch named something like "x<-->y", Windows was unhappy. I think this is a git bug: git should escape these names for the native platform.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1976007/what-characters-...
Would you believe that I would have preferred them pushing trident? For two, somewhat contradictory, reasons: 1. it'd help against the blink monoculture, and 2. if it was actually awful it'd make it easier for people to scream at MS about the issue.
> I don't think 2h is exactly accurate - you have to get to the airport ahead of departure time to allow for security check/etc.

We could honestly skip these checks for no-risk travelers.

And it also assumes that you are headed downtown and not to an adjacent town.

> flying is cheaper and quicker...

In Europe, notice how it's a bunch of private businesses competing with one another vs state ran rail monopolies?
How is the judge clearly not doing a job? Instead of vague insinuations please provide a specific citation on how the judge has violated the rules of evidence for this exhibit.
Starship 20 prepped for static fire with all 6 Raptors, more from Starbase
GOP wants everyone to take it to the courts they’ve stacked in their favor, where defendants can be litigated with cash Treasury prints for their friends.
Thanks for sharing this impressive story.

What happened to your room mate professionally?
Many Windows Server 2022 tools still open their reports in IE.
If you don't mind me asking, how much time did it take to reach this maturity or quality as a product? Did you start in 2019 or before that?

Kiss your designer for me.