skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have been doing this for upwards of 10 Ruby projects for over a decade.

It is not simple. Python or Node.Js suffer the same issues, though.

Compared to dropping a go-binary or rust build somewhere and firing that up, Rails/Ruby (Rack, Sintra, Rails etc) are a mess.

In no particular order, the issues I had to deal with in the last three months:

* asset pipelines crashed randomly; turned out the ~2GB build VPS had too little memory to run the asset pipeline.

* puma and unicorn and phusion cannot be ran and configgured easily on one server.

* rbenv builds are hard to manage.

* getting the correct gems on your server is a mess. There is bundler, rbenv, vendored, rubygems.org, gem, Gemfile, Gemfile.lock, ruby-version in gemfile, ruby version .ruby-version, all of which can -and will- conflict at some point.

Add to that, that a typical Rails app requires at least redis, postgresql/mysql, quite some lib-x headers to build native gems, and imagemagick etc, and you have a very complex setup.

This isn't more complex than your typical Django, Laravel or ExpressJs setup. But it is far more complex than deploying a go, rust, or Java bundle.
Final Fantasy VII Remake on PC: A gorgeous start, but where are the toggles?
Great minds think alike :)

We do the exact same thing at GraphJSON https://www.graphjson.com/guides/about
That spreadsheet where Janice records the Mercedes Benz, the colour TV, and a night on the town?
Literally true of Edge's relationship with Chrome. I believe we're now on the "extinguish" phase.
"have fun staying poor," he said, clicking on the coin roulette, eyes never leaving his plugged in android tablet, physically hot to the touch from the max CPU load.

"i am going to retire in 5 years. have you heard of prove-your-steaks? its gonna change crypto. you can get 20% back, just lock up your starving kids Earned Income Tax Credit for a year, and you'll make $500!"

"have you heard of this new shitcoin? probably not - i know you retired from crypto! haha...anyway, it exposes you to upside leveraged of @PISSCOIN and is tethered to the stable-genius coin. its basically free Unisex-swapped tokens."

"hey. some guy on discord was helping me install a chrome plugin to manage my coins and now my $400 in life savings is gone...are you still good with computers?"
that is true but imagine that car makers would agree on a standard for one second (i know it will most likely never happen) but at that point they can actually donate those to make the streets work wherever they want to.

This also totally does not solve the problem of object detection of the car but its another assist. Like you yourself are driving too: with context.

I (the car) am on a redisdential road, my speed is automatically limited and am in "high awareness" mode.

I (the car) am on the autobahn, I opt my sensors for distance. "ping" oh i will enter a construction site in 1km, i better notify my driver that this could get ugly and that he should be able to take over any second now.
If you reread the previous paragraph, the background is that some people focus on the difference in fertility across religions. The point being made is that socioeconomic conditions are more important.
Wonderful, pure creativity and determination at work here. It's so cool to see what wild ideas people will follow through with.

A gemini client would be a cool next step for this:

https://gemini.circumlunar.space/
I've been using Win11 now for about a week (so take this with a grain of salt) and one positive I've noticed has been a far better UX. OSX has made a ton of leaps and bounds for optimizing controls for how you use your computer, and it felt like windows 10 was lagging behind quite a bit in the last year. Windows 11 addressed a lot of these grievances.

Browser overrides like this are definitely in the negative UX column, but better bluetooth controls, a new consolidated settings panel, and smoother window management are all positives for me. FWIW I haven't hit a situation where I've been forced into edge (yet).
Pedantic musing:

> Shill

> One who poses as a satisfied customer or an enthusiastic gambler to dupe bystanders into participating in a swindle.

Is it "shilling" if you're a project manager recommending your product? He doesn't appear to be posing as anything other than a Microsoft employee working on the Edge team.
DeFi market cap one year ago was probably less than $7B. Now it's over $100B. That is value that has been created.

Crypto is a worldwide, 24/7, permissionless market. It's likened to the wild west. There have been numerous rug pulls, but if you focused all your energy on snake oil salesmen and gangsters in the West, you'd miss the fact that there was real, sustainable value there.

A lot of people left Bitcoin after the Mt. Gox meltdown in 2013. And yet the space continued to evolve and grow.

If you're interacting with DeFi, especially if you're new to crypto, stick with the blue chips like Uniswap, Aave, Compound, and Bancor. They are battle tested.

Look for projects that pay for audits, bug bounties, and do due diligence with regards to security. Don't chase a copycat fork of a popular project on a third rate chain because you feel you missed out.
Ingenious; This is Creativity!
It's greater than the UK, France, Korea, and Japan. Either way, hardly underfunded.
There was a quip about this along the lines of legislators playing the market was like letting referees make bets on their own games, even while they were being played.

In the case of legislators, it's something to tolerate until it gets out of hand, but when their returns are better than professional hedge funds, it undermines the legitimacy of the institution they're employed to operate on our behalf.
Sure. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptocurrency_tumbler
The entire basis of US Federal Securities Laws is the concept of "full and fair disclosure".
"If you click on the notification on MacOS, a menu pops up indicating the device is being monitored and includes instructions for how to uninstall the app though if you do an alert is sent indicating that you did."

How is changing the logo "removing" a "conspicuous warning indicator that screen recording was enabled" when the app literally tells you that the device is being monitored?

There's no meaningful difference between a new logo appearing that you can tap on to see that your device is being monitored, and the same logo with a red dot. A curious user is going to tap both of them, and a lazy user won't bother with either.

Claiming that altering the app icon without anything more (e.g. changing where/when the icon is visible, impersonating a system icon) is "removing a conspicuous warning indicator" is straight-up deceptive.
I've ignored the prompt to update to Windows 11 for a couple weeks now. This morning it gave me just two options "no" or "now". There was no clear option to "remind me later". Maybe they just continue to nag you, but it wasn't clear to me as a user.
He worked for Imagine Software before founding Psygnosis. I went to the auction of the Imagine computers but everything went for much more than it was really worth.
My understanding of "Understanding":

Imagine a photo of a written poem:

An image-processing program can "understand" the digital image: It can read the jpg, change the picture completely (e.g.: change the colors slightly), without changing the meaning one level up. But it doesn't understand the characters or words.

An OCR program can read the image and "understand" the characters (or the textual representation. It can change the representation completely (save it as UTF-8 or whatever) without changing the meaning one level up. But it doesn't understand the language.

GPT-3.... well, let't go directly to humans

A human can read the text and understand the words and understand their meanings and what the sentences say. Another human really understands the poem and the subtext another level up.

I think understanding always works on different levels and is a part of communication.
Couldn't you imagine a world where infrastructure is adapted for safe self-driving? For instance, what if you had roads (think highways) where self-driving was mandatory? By applying certain constraints, you might be able to create situations where autonomous vehicles are practical.

Maybe it's something like a carpool lane. Autonomous vehicles get the far left lane, and are allowed to drive much faster and closer together than manually controlled vehicles.
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Microsoft has much lower turnover than that.
Someone is drinking the koolaid.

One side is having Open calls to remove the police. Let men take over woman’s sports. Decriminalize theft. Oh and attempting to bring back segregation.
Disagree with any of that and you get labeled a far right lunatic.
There isn't really a choice for such a fast spreading virus. If you wait until you are certain it is dangerous the response will be too late.
"Average", as opposed to a 10x "rockstar" or above average programmer. Or a -1x or -10x incompetent programmer.
I wouldn't recommend it unless you like GPG key management. (re)encrypting passwords for all your team members is a real pain. We recently switched from pass to BitWarden and it's been far more convenient.
I agree with Pelosi that congress members should not be excluded from participating in the stock market.

HOWEVER, they should have to follow the same rules as C-level execs at public companies, except for every company. They should be required to file a sales plan in advance of any sales, and far enough in advance that any investor can front-run them. Then they can trade on insider information all they want, just like CEOs, because it won't matter.

This would basically force them to trade long on companies they truly believe in, just like CEOs have to do.
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I probably would have hooked it up to the link cable, which is just a SPI port. Then different carts can use it as they see fit.
AWS’s Hotpatch Agent for Log4j
Fair, in this case my feelings are they are also easy to read and understand, compared to alternatives.

Similar behavior implemented with text parsing, or annotation, or pre-processor, or inside the compiler, the code to implement them is a lot less tractable.

Once you know how to write macros, it becomes fairly easy to also look at the implementation of a macro and figure out what it does. Macros tend to be very self-contained and often relatively short in implementation.
> 6-figure USD theft

Traditional banking is not perfect by any means, but if 6-figure frauds are making the news, it means they are uncommon. Meanwhile, cryptocurrencies regularly have scams and hacks in the hundred-million dollar range.
Pipewire has made all of my audio issues on Linux go away, at this point. Maybe it's my hardware (a high-end Dell Latitude that is Ubuntu certified) but it just f*cking works!

I'm on Arch, so I find I tend to have fewer issues than with Ubuntu (due to the latter always being on some ancient version). Seriously though when I switched from Pulse to Pipewire... I rebooted and I've never had any issues since!

Now, my biggest complaints are around i3 and X11. I get some flickering, and display management is a little painful. But those are largely self-imposed because of i3. I haven't tried switching to Wayland yet because it's good enough for me.

At this point, it's been years since I've used a Windows PC for work and... I'm so damn happy about it!
For it to be "milestone" implies we are moving in the right direction. The AI we have today is just putting increasingly red lipstick on a pig: we need to completely overhaul the way we're doing things if we're going to hit level 5.
Which part are you doubting? That Pelosi has access to material nonpublic information? Or that she's making money on trades after she attains that knowledge?

The latter is public record. She and her husband have drastically outperformed the market for years. I think the former is undeniable given her job. Just a comment about an industry she likes or doesn't like can impact share prices.
Interesting. I find them both of low utility since they provide zero information but I do prefer encountering the fanboy because they are easy to detect: low base rate of good means “always good” will rapidly be erroneous, lowering detection time.

Therefore, to me, fanboys are better. I quickly know I shouldn’t pay attention.
"that company don't exist anymore" kind of software stack and also they were running everything to death explicitly. If they could have upgraded the electronics to modern, they wouldn't have bothered.

Would be fun gear to get surplus now. I'm pretty sure there's easy cheap hardware to make your Pi either side of a SCSI bus now and then one could poke at the hardware capabilities.
You think you dislike Access? What if I told you that me losing my virginity was delayed solely because of MS Access? Now think of the printer scene from Office Space!
When all dimensions are considered, the better thing is the thing that wins.

All the counter examples in other replies focus on one aspect of a piece of tech that was bad while completely ignoring the rest. Php might have been bad as a language but for its time, it was easier and more productive than the alternative (J2EE): the better thing won until it was supplanted by something better.
That design is badly missing some registers (D-type flip-flops) -- the whole "let's read/write multiple bytes and discard the first one because the ESP is not ready yet" seems like a super hacky solution.

A pair of something like 74574's would make this so much easier. When sending to ESP, register latches the last byte written and then ESP can read it at its leisure. When reading from ESP, ESP pre-loads the data into register, and then gameboy reads data from the register. This generates interrupt which ESP uses to load next byte into register.

Moreover, there might be a right logical series which will be compatible with both 3.3 and 5V busses. Then one could replace the level converters with register, keeping the overall complexity about the same.
The ability to 'value a result' seems to me to be linked to consciousness. How do machines belong to that axis? Do you really think machines can value something in the same way you and I do? I would assume they can't (and may never). You could probably code an algorithm that simulates 'valuing a result', but I'm sceptical that the machine would actually value the result in the way you and I would. If it did, that would be astonishing as it would indicate (to me) that it's alive!
When the cost of human labor goes up, the inequality will go down. One question is if cities will keep growing, or if we will see decentralization. The corona pandemic has proved that many jobs can be decentralized using modern communication technology.
While the average population gets older, we are also more healthy at higher ages, so we might not need as much care.
Funnily enough, I have made almost the opposite experience.
In my experience IAC and serverless bring all the troubles of dev ops to „regular“ developers. Your plain vanilla mid-level full stack dev now needs to understand not only a bunch about FE & BE code, but also a much bigger bunch about servers, networking, VPCs, etc. than in a non-serverless setup.

How do you resolve this in your projects? (Serious question).

This is such a big problem for some of the projects that they are now only able to hire senior develops (which brings it‘s own set of problems).
there is practically no attack vector in using infura.

Infura can't fake your can't fake your cryptographic signature. Worst case, they censor txs from your address at which point you can run your own node.
I remember the hordes of analysts harvesting monitors when people started getting taken out back and shot at Lehman.

Think I got up to 5.

Now that 6 is headlines, wonder how many the next wunderkind will need...10?
The Unrestricted Adversarial Examples Challenge (2018)
OP never once stated that they started with those problems. What makes you think the engineering challenges weren't tackled first?
Even if you uninstall edge, you can't make windows stop trying to open `microsoft-edge://` links with edge. The default-program-settings page lists it but it's a cruel joke because it doesn't let you actually pick anything except edge; you can't pick a custom program like you can for every other protocol. There are corresponding entries in the registry, and those you can edit to point at firefox... but they are simply ignored. It's quite frustrating.
No, I mean the stand off, where Soviet ships in transit to Cuba, were blockaded by US warships, almost starting WWIII.

And, with China being blocked off, talk about pushing two allies even closer together. Who needs 'the west'?
Great resources! Thanks.
Is it really value that has been created, though? Sure, numbers on computers went up, but is there any value to society in that?
That gives me four years for the tools that lock me to Windows to decide to port to literally any other OS.
why do you need to ALWAYS stay signed in? for the past decade i have a habit of doing CTRL+SHIFT+P on my firefox and using that. i did a "privatebrowsing.autostart=true" in the past but for a few years, a simple private window is enough.

it takes me 2 seconds to click on sign in to anything and when i close the window, everything is washed away. no more youtube building my profile.

i'm not saying this is for everyone, i have gotten used to no history so i have to "remember" the url or bookmark it.

still, this is too creepy. wittill they remove private browsing mode from chrome/chromium to protect users. smh
I'm just thrilled there is a time-limited trial and that the purchase is one-time.

Based on how iOS usually goes, I anticipated being disappointed by a "just a cup of coffee every quad-fortnight" subscription of $3.99/56 days or the like.
I owned a 2002 Celica, the gas pedal got wedged under the floor mat while I was on the motorway. It went from 75 to 95mph before I could work out what was going on. Was I a confused driver? Yes I was. Was it a stupid design fault that could have been solved with a craft knife? Also yes.
The new taskbar UX is a huge downgrade compared to my "always ungrouped" taskbar in Windows 10, hope the add it back before I'm forced to upgrade.
There is a distinct possibility that those users arent visiting regularly. They visit via Google search, explore a bit, don't create an account. Next time they come in, it's again via Google search. Reddit may or may not be able to track them.

And again, you cant see that they are even visiting a page. All the signals - upvotes, comments, etc. are only available when logged in. (except for video views)
Elaborate attempt to outsource murder ends in prison time (2019)
I agree, I wouldn't talk of extremely generous before the benefits cover a larger apartment to house the kids, and other indirect expenses. Unlikely to happen!
If you can geofence those specific circumstance and guarantee they won't happen on useful stretches of road, then congratulations, you have a car that reaches level 5 on certain roads.

But that's not what level 4 generally implies, they call it "High Driving Automation" and the expectation is that the driver is on hand to correct the AI in certain limited scenarios.
Sometimes a negative amount of code lines took me whole days...
Appreciate the correction, you'd be right - I mistakenly read it as cloud vs local not normal vs interval.
I personally put a lot of effort on everything I do, and usually spend more time working then what I'm paid; Also to study, etc. It's my belief that there are better things to do with life, but there are tasks that require a lot of personal dedication and skill and that requires a ridiculous amount of time.
I'm not sure I follow. Many students/families choose community college for the freshman and sophomore years to minimize cost. Many opt for state universities over out-of-state/private universities for the same reason.
Yes, but imagine you've existed on a diet of nothing but oranges for your entire life, frankly you're bored of having to peel the damn things and the bitter pith left behind is, truthfully, frustrating as hell.

Someone throws you an apple - what is this food that you can eat without peeling? Think of all the time you can save not peeling fruit! Surely you must tell all your orange-peeling friends the good news?
Should It Be Easier to Trust Machines or Harder to Trust Humans?
No mention of FPTP voting system?
I can't say I've used it personally but I know of OpenRGB[1], which should help with lighting on those types of computer devices. Maybe that might do the trick?

[1] - https://openrgb.org/
That won't end until young people actually show up to polls just as significantly. Politicians cater to their voting constituents and the elderly show up to vote stronger. Some of this is due to our suspect "you have this 1 Tuesday to do it" voting day. But what young people can do is make it socially unacceptable to not vote like the elderly do to each other.
But all those data sources are connected to from the same runtime, right?

And to run it locally you need access to dev versions of all of them.

And when there’s a security vulnerability in your comment system your tape library gets wiped.
Because it's completely obsolete now?
Windows 11 is just another Microsoft operating system setting the groundwork for a generational leap just like Windows ME, Windows Vista, and Windows 8. IMO it is designed to not be widely adopted.

When Windows ME was released, it was little more than a reskin of Windows 98 that removed or disabled much of the 16 bit capabilities and support for the ISA architecture in favor of 32 bit and PCI. It couldn't be installed on most existing machines and was highly unstable on those that it would run on.

Windows Vista wasn't much different. It was a crappy skin and a new desktop composition paradigm requiring better underlying graphics hardware than Intel was providing at the time. Many systems couldn't upgrade to it and those that did had stability issues due to immature graphics drivers.

Windows 8 was similar, it introduced a newer kernel design that fully extracted Win32 out to userland. It also introduced Metro and other modern elements that weren't bound to IA32/IA64. It was primarily targeted at modern single screen touch enabled devices and didn't work well as an upgrade or on desktop PCs. They eventually shipped Windows 8.1 which was largely a refinement of 8 that was arguably the test bed for extending Windows 8 concepts to the desktop.
then it leaves the lane markings and that would cause my car to at least ping me.

we are not talking about self driving here at all, but more like a "i am aware that you exist and adapt accordingly". There is an old person going 30 in a 50 zone? ok I will slow down and drive with the correct distance to him. He is speeding up? nice i will follow his lead to the maximum speed limit that is set.

When going from a 50 to a 30 the car also reduduces the speed to 30 and when you to to a 50 zone again it will speed up