skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Actually using that caching in a way that benefits you is, well, very hard. Especially since a lot of the time you have a lot of stuff included in order to start the final program, and every step above the base image will result in different layer that will be separate and probably not cacheable

Also, Alpine images are used for being, well, small in general - there's not much to exploit on such image, nor is there going to be a lot of unplanned-for data, and especially it will speed up deployment when you upload a new image.

It takes special, dedicated CI/CD work to have common base images to exploit sharing of layers properly.
They might also gain NEW fans and revenue from people impressed and intrigued by this bold move.
Devil's advocate- bots running rampant is merely an annoyance but not necessarily horrible. Targeted disinformation campaigns designed to hurt an individual or group is bad.

Given finite resources- you go after the activity that causes the most harm.
Why is the dislike count so important to people?
For Tenet specifically, lots of dialogue without masks was still nearly inaudible on my home theater, while gunplay was deafening. It's not a mask issue, or at least not exclusively - it's an audio mix issue. There are scenes with just two unmasked people that were inaudible to me without having the background sounds painfully loud.
The template parameter is related to attributes, not contents. AV would still have to scan the data that is written to the file.

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[in, optional] hTemplateFile

A valid handle to a template file with the GENERIC_READ access right. The template file supplies file attributes and extended attributes for the file that is being created.
As with tools like the Myers–Briggs and Enneagram personality type indicators, DISC assessments, and even the Five Love Languages, this is an attempt to categorize people into one of several distinct groups based on some dominant personality or behavioral trait.

But in all of these cases, there is an acknowledgment by the tools' creators that in reality people are much more layered and generally fall into multiple categories, or the distribution is highly fluid and depends on the situation they find themselves in.

So for me, I find they're almost like horoscopes. They're more useful as a tool to get people thinking about their own unique personality and behaviors, rather than as an objective tool for employers, romantic partners, investors, or UX designers to base decisions on.
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CometChat comes to mind. https://cometchat.com
What's the thousand dollar monstrosity?

The only decent resolution taller monitor I'm aware of is the huawei mateview, which isn't available in the US
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Right? In such a world where people can't understand each other's voices, wouldn't they use hand signals and other gestures? That's how his movies would look if realism is the real goal (and not just laziness or a lack of care).
There are few things more frustrating than researching a problem, taking it to the people responsible, and having them dismiss it with “no one has complained before.”

I don’t think I’ve ever dismissed someone coming to me in that way, and I hope if I ever do that I’m fired for it.
These arguments are not helpful because their metrics and criteria for what constitutes "works vs. does not work" are different from yours.

> Why has China been so successful despite what is widely believed to be a failed premise?

They're successful as an economy, not as a society (obv, using my metrics.)
Off Topic, at the bottom of the page;

>Backed by AWS startup programs

What does that mean ?
Agreed. Videos can be nice as a support item for things that are visually oriented, but they do not replace a proper manual.
Yeah, in general I do too.
Absolutely. I’m in. I am hopeful viewership goes up.
Ask HN: Is there any cross platform non native GUI written in C that looks good?
Hello, I have been spending my time looking at good looking at cross platform non native gui like flutter and revery.

A sad thing about these libraries is that they do not give me any way of using it in C. Not that i want to use it in C, i just want to be able to use it in Zig

sorry if i said something wrong in my question

have a nice day!
That is the top hit on google for that search, so what’s your complaint?
Central panning doesn't scale because of limits to economic knowledge and calculation. You can't possibly know enough about what everyone needs or wants in an economy. Even if you did, calculating resource allocation based on that is NP.
Ever noticed how you're given 5-10 minutes in a 1 hour interview to ask questions whereas they use the 50 minutes to ask you questions? Ever wondered why that is? Because that period of "asking questions" isn't truly for the candidate. It's yet another test.

It's an opportunity to assess culture fit. Now many will argue and say "no I use that time as an opportunity to let the candidate ask me all the tough questions!". These people are in denial and are following a ritual they've been subjected to, but haven't really thought about it objectively. This process is entirely subject and allows unconscious bias to penetrate the process. When over 85% of the interview is you answering questions, it's an unbalanced situation.

If you truly want to learn if the company is for you, use LinkedIn search and see people who've left the company recently, preferably in the same role as you. The smaller the company, the more effective this will be. Many won't want to speak to you since they might be concerned about employer retaliation, but you can pretty much read the subtext if they are willing to talk and dance around issues.

Keep the question you ask in that 5-10 minutes light and fun. It's primarily being used to assess if they like you. If you feel your interviewer is a very technical person, ask them to gush about all the awesome technical things they've done. If it's a more behavioral interview, make your interviewer feel good about themselves by asking leading questions so they can brag about how great the company is.
This DeFi thing is big, large, involves money, teh future; is probably bubbly. There's not a lot to understand IMO. It's a wave of emotions wrapped into "tech". It's wise to treat it like a ~thing and see how it evolves.
Scary stuff. I think all of the authoritarian actions over the last two years can be traced to a single event: the fall of the Soviet Union. Without an enemy to compare itself against, the Western world has forgotten the value of freedom.

If East Germany had implemented this forty years ago to fight X disease, it would have been painted as evil, something we don’t do in the free West.

Edit: flagged in 8 minutes. I guess this website isn’t the place for intelligent debate and discussion anymore. That’s disappointing.
Looking at the publishing industry through the lens of most written works rather than most revenue generation misses the point spectacularly.

Works, in Schopenhauer's time, and today, are commissioned, written, edited, and promoted for their commercial potential in ways that are directly addressed by Schopenhauer's rant.

The works which aren't (excepting those written or promoted for propagandistic value, itself a major share of promoted works) rather prove his point.

The essence of Schopenhauer's concern is that information and entertainment should be intrinsically motivated, not extrinsically motivated. Trying to please the public, or tap into the revenue stream (typically advertising), or feed the algorithm, etc., rapidly leads to corruption and devaluation of content, which is what I was addressing.

Even where good works are promoted this often happens without benefitting the original author or creator. Sometimes in literature (Mark Twain struggled financially his entire life, F. Scott Fitzgerald's Great Gatsby only entered the American canon during WWII, as a cheap paperback shipped overseas to soldiers, long after Fitzgerald's own pickled death). The music world (both classical and popular) and art world are similarly rife with examples of this as well.

Old Art was a very sour puss, but with good reason.
For people complaining about "Evilz M$"--isnt this roughly the same strategy Chrome used?

My question is: Do you see these prompts when downloading Firefox?
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FF's behavior over the last decade or so makes it seem like about three different and totally unrelated factions/departments/people that should never have been given any power have been given lots of power.
I would use a search engine that only indexed Reddit, Stack Exchange, Wikipedia, and a small number of other sites.

And that specifically blocked Pinterest, Quora, most non-personal “blogs”, etc.

People suggest DDG ! operators, but I don’t want to use a site’s (bad, single-site) search box. I want a multi-site SERP that only displays results from known good sites, which are customizable.
My wife says a similar thing, and I agree that it's a hard problem to solve to prevent all that cash going to someone who will just play video games for the length of the grant. I guess you still need some signal that a person will work somewhat diligently on the grant work. I still think that it's important to fund that sort of work because there are so many examples of famous mathematicians in history who were just bored rich folks, or folks who had a benefactor and an idea, or maybe just a poor hermit from nowhere.
So your contention would be that people will wear masks even when they are not mandated? I would agree that could happen.

But then, that’s not a result of masks being mandated, is it?
> The US military and State Depts don't run their own troll farms?

whatabout

You should at least cite some sources that detail US military and state department troll farms or you're just pointing a finger at ghosts.
I agree, I've also moved back to a single monitor. Less distraction, and for me also less neck pain as I keep what I'm focusing on straight in front of me, instead of having a monitor off to one side.
The WTA has made numerous attempts to contact Peng, and notified the government that the WTA would pull out of China unless they could talk to her and be assured of her freedom. If your argument is predicated on the WTA not making an effort to contact Peng, then you’re misinformed and just wrong.
It was neat to play with in a VM using the (quasi-legal) copy from WinWorld [1] as well as its derivatives Breadbox Ensemble [2] and New Deal Office [3].

[1] https://winworldpc.com/product/geos/2x

[2] https://winworldpc.com/product/breadbox-ensemble/4

[3] https://winworldpc.com/product/new-deal-office/2000
If masks don't work, full stop, the entire message is nonsense. Because then what's the point of giving them to healthcare providers exactly? So it should be obvious with a little thought that it is context-specific, the context being low community spread and few available masks.

Also, I mean it's from a Trump appointtee, the man who spent most of the pandemic downplaying the seriousness of said pandemic. I'm not sure how much you're expecting here, but it's definitely too much.
wondered just how widespread this would be accepted and got down a rabbit hole of international standards ISO-8601 etc and surprisingly (so often are ppl at odds around the world about this) it's pretty universal this one!
billg has sold the majority of his Microsoft stake over the years. He owned 24% of MSFT in 1996, and as of 2017 owned 1.3%.
re ls: `https://github.com/TekWizely/run` displays targets in the usage command (ie `run -h`). It might be worth looking at their output for inspiration. (Runfiles are doing something similar to Earthfiles).
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What I'd like: an editor with multiple tiled windows side by side, filling up a wide monitor, all showing the same text threaded through it. Line n at the bottom of one puts line n+1 at the top of the window to the right of it. Scrolling in one window scrolls them all.

(Of course you could optionally split it up differently to see multiple files.)
Stemming is a task specific to a natural language. You can't run an English stemmer on French and get good results, for example.

All NLP is, strictly speaking, more or less elaborate string matching.

> Splitting on spaces also isn't NLP.

String splitting can be, but it's a bit borderline. I'll argue you're in NLP territory if it doesn't split "That FBI guy i.e. J. Edgar Hoover." into four "sentences".
Thanks, I think your comment clearly explains some ideas I've had for a while but have been struggling to elucidate.

I think it's also why you see so much "pendulum-ism" in the tech world. Something about the current paradigm is difficult ("monoliths make it hard for large teams to release software quickly and independently!"), so then a new paradigm comes along which perhaps addresses some of the shortcomings of the old one, but conveniently ignores all the problems the original paradigm solved ("microservices make it easy to break up work so teams can release frequently and kinda-independently, but now you've got worse problems like transactional boundaries, coordinating cross-cutting concerns, alert escalation, etc.")

I see the same thing with crypto enthusiasts. They see "the code is the law, transactions can never be rescinded!" as a feature, but the broader financial system has concluded over centuries that that is a bug and that you need and want a human arbiter from time to time.
Sportsball players still allowed to sportsball (apart of course from those that are dropping down dead from mysterious 'underlying heart conditions'...). Celebrities and businessmen still allowed to travel. 'As healthcare professionals we do not condemn these protests'. 'We have no plans for vaccine passports'. 'Three weeks to flatten the curve'. This is fascism, totalitarianism, call it what you will - it's evil.
I keep waiting for this setting and I don’t understand why a service like Netflix or HBO hasn’t offered it yet.
Is it worse than last winter?
In order to prevent a nuclear war, you need consensus. Anything less than 100% buy-in is insufficient.

Going back to the neighbor example, someone being loud at 2am is a lack of consensus. In order to be productive as a group, you need consensus to be quiet when people are sleeping.
That dialog is only on Google websites, I'm not sure how that is abusing its power as you can choose not to use Google products (hard but doable). Regardless Microsoft are already doing that to push Edge as well, try going to microsoft.com using a non-Edge browser and you'll see a banner appear. But this goes much further and actively bakes those prompts into the OS and browser, you wonder how far they'll take it?
Ok, good.. Then vivaldi.net is specifically blacklisted then.

I checked and vivaldi.net is their community, everyone can sign up for email, whereas vivaldi.com is their "commercial" email domain.

Both hosted in Iceland with valid MX that has got nothing to do with o365...
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> One SSD in a Macbook is ~1000x faster than the default disk in an EC2 instance.

is there a reference for this astounding number?
Increase hospital staff? Encourage social distancing? I don’t know, anything other than creating second class citizens in a country with a horrible history of it?
Had anyone done the Software Tools in Pascal on a modern Pascal compiler e.g. Free Pascal? Do the programs compile as presented in the book?
Another factor which is related to synchronisation is the need for external I/O, if teams depend too much on external or "system teams" to perform then they are bottlenecked by those interactions

Many large companies are still organised this way, where there are teams that are the gatekeepers or only ones allowed to do a certain task
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Show HN: Federalist, an un-censorable browser for the swarm
> macOS only runs on very expensive hardware and doesn't run most programs people need (because the business world is still Windows oriented)

This is an outdated take - it's functionally untrue in most business settings.

Gaming on the other hand, is very much still mostly Windows only.
Yeah I guess. I hope not. I wonder throughout history, has there ever been a "ruling class" which starts to see that unless they cede a significant amount of power, there will be a war, and they will lose it, and thus they proactively decide to cede a sufficient amount of said power? I guess that's more or less the dream scenario. Cause then things get a lot better without a war. But they wouldn't even let Bernie Sanders get elected president. So it seems like we're pretty far off from such a scenario.
My sentiment exactly.

27" is a bit too tall vertically, but 26" or 25" would be ideal (with a resolution larger than 1920x1200).
Once VR headsets gain large FOV and high DPI, working in VR will be ideal and an improvement over any sort of monitor.

You can have 360+ degrees of scroll (beyond a full circle, you continue to wind into virtual space), spatial gestures to organize and manipulate your workspace.

It'll be like physical trades where workers knoll out their workspaces. We'll finally be able to do the same without clunky, insufficient windowing systems.

UI and 3D tools won't be limited to flat planes anymore, which will enable us to work with our hands.

I'm incredibly excited for this tech to land. I think it'll introduce an order of magnitude increase in productivity once it begins to mature.
> "I don't understand modern Java"

Exactly!

> "and prefer to keep writing buffer overflows than finding out"

Not exactly. I would rather take the risk of writing buffer overflows than using over-bloated infrastructure, being in code size and/or performance, tooling, including learning time. It's a tradeoff. It's always a tradeoff. Mozilla might have had their own reasons, and probably not on a whim. If I have to write the software for an ECU the approach will be different (no, it won't be Java).

I've been in the industry for a long time now (C/C++, mostly embedded). The pattern is the same. This time is you with Java, it might be the Rust/Go crowd , the other 4 users with Ada or the 2 users with FP: everybody loves to hate C/C++ and everybody have their whiteboard reasons, but C/C++ has been pushing the world forward for the last 30 years minimum, and it's not stopping anytime soon. There must be a reason other than "C/C++ programmer are lazy dummies, they prefer to write bugs instead of learning the marvels of [insert random language here], because they are in love with memcpy", don't you think?

The code is there. You can try to link Java JCA/JSSE to Firefox or whatever the project is about. I'm interested in learning how it looks and how it works.
Now do the same polls in the same questions for TikTok, Twitter, and the like, you'll have same results.

Clearly the campaign against FB is to get Zuck to censor more, the media lackeys at CNN are on the case!

> zero regard for actual human happiness and societal well-being.

You said nothing actionable. "Actual human happiness." Lol. "Societal well-being" Whoa.

Have you compared their happiness output levels to other social media companies?

Where's the study that the societal well-being meters for Twitter are better than FB?

Form a clear criticism of what you want FB to do. I assume it has something to do with censoring dissent?

-- edit --

Cute, you linked a Wikipedia article about whataboutism. Linking to it doesn't make it relate to this though.

Please expand on your criticisms so we can debate them, everything you said is subjective and obscure so I'm trying to figure out what exactly you are taking issue with, hence the other social media services offered as a comparison. Do they do that too in your opinion? Is it Facebook only? Did you see them sacrificing babies? Do you want them to censor more?

Comparisons are how you find contradictions.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contradiction

(look I can do that too!)
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Delta emerged in late spring 2021 though. You must be thinking about Alpha. However, it became dominant in the US only in late March 2021 according to Wikipedia[0]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SARS-CoV-2_Alpha_variant#Sprea...
That's not a dark pattern, it's just obnoxious advertising garbage. Which is still bad, but a different thing.

FWIW this is also one of my least favorite things about FF. What the fuck is the point of unobtrusive background auto-updating if you're also going to annoy me with ads every single time you do it?
WiFi APs, MAC addresses, used phone any smartphones, used from the same IP, ...?

Take a deep breath... Unless you're trying to expose the truth about Epstein or similar, likely Google execs won't care.
How does this differ from Mesos?
mdBook.[0]

I used to hand craft an HTML page full of links that I used daily. Something that looked like a prettier Craigslist, and was static, fully enclosed CSS, inline with the HTML.

Then, I realized that I wanted to store more information than just links. But I didn't want to deal with all the JS crap or content management systems. I knew about mdBook from my dabbling in Rust, and decided to try it out.

Now I have a nice "book" instead of a home page, and it's multi-page, static, fast, portable, and easy to use.

The only drawback is that I can't use it on an iPad or iPhone, so if someone has suggestions on that, I'd love to hear them.

[0] - https://rust-lang.github.io/mdBook/
Interesting. I had some interests in building a search engine myself (for playing around ofcourse). I had read a blog post by Michael Nielson [1] which had sparked my interest. Do you have any written material about your architecture and stuff like that? Would love to read up.

[1]: https://michaelnielsen.org/ddi/how-to-crawl-a-quarter-billio...
I’m not sure what you mean- Chrome never tried to prevent me from downloading any other browser.
Same here. In the circumstances where I need multiple things up at once I use Windows' window tiling features to arrange things as I need. They even made this functionality better in Windows 11. I'm a big proponent of using one good monitor over any number of other monitors.

One thing that cracks me up is how many of my users request multiple monitor setups, but look at the keyboard while they type.
> I'm not sure what streaming iterators have to do with it; the thing I noted was simply that you only need two values at a time

Yes, iterators have nothing to do with the 'just compare the two changed values' optimization. I brought them up because the parent brought up issues of eager vs lazy loading and reading infinite input streams in chunk.
She gave the biggest donation on record to a local food bank during the pandemic.