skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Oh so it's not just me... Most recently I was trying to find a way to reset a printer and also fix a certain error code. I search on google and it's filled with irrelevant content, unrelated to the model number I just put in, scam websites, ink sellers, even though I used correct filters such as + sign and the syntax, which is a joke if you think about it. A billion dollar company and this is the best they do. The advanced search is burried, the syntax they have is explained by third parties or burried somewhere in their options.

I jumped onto youtube, I put in the model number, same thing pretty much. I get unrelated videos mixed in with the model number I put in. I'm pretty sure some videos even though the model number is the same is not being shown. Ironically there's a video explaining a certain solution and warning people not to fall victim of another video scamming people, which the dislike has been removed, comments obviously deleted so some people may be calling and getting scammed.
I see. I wonder where Rust's std is using libc on Windows. I know for a fact filesystem portion of std doesn't call libc at all on Windows.
It feels really powerful that you can directly message some of the people via whatsapp/other apps! I hope it doesnt get exploited...
That's... what the article said. He's not saying don't use margin for anything, he's saying avoid giving your components margin. The Spacer component is literally just the CSS you posted.
It's hard to just pick one but I'll mention one that I don't think get's enough attention: Working on external codebases.

We all use frameworks and libraries that are maintained outside of the company we work for. Those frameworks and libraries help us to do our job faster and it's fantastic that they are available to us. However, sometimes those external codebases cause a problem for us. The abstraction breaks or falls down. There's a bug in that external codebase. If no one at the company is capable of debugging and understanding that codebase then when the abstraction fails us a lot of time is wasted.

It's also really good for a company to be able to contribute fixes to an open source codebase back. It's healthy for the open source project and in turn makes that project better for the company.
Precisely, thanks for making it explicit.
French t is dental, English t is alveolar---in non-technical language, that means the French t is pronounced slightly further forward in your mouth, compared to the English t.

The English t is also aspirated a lot of the time (though not as consistently at the end of a word as at the beginning), while the French t is never aspirated.

There could be differences between the two short e sounds as well, but that depends more on which particular accents of English/French you're talking about.
> English has not managed to shed its own. The language suffers similarly (and for the same reason) with the silent letters in doubt, plumber, subtle, indict, and island.

I'm confused. Which letter is silent in "plumber"?
Ah yes. I can't use that yet due to lack of browser support so I forgot it existed.
Perhaps you’re unaware, but kubernetes has cron jobs. Highly available, and a cron only runs on one node at a time (in the happy case)
When you first try to teach someone pronunciation of your language, you may think about that kind of thing for the first time. "The tongue needs to be further forward", "the stress is on the other syllable", "that sound is between a and e", "there's a sort of tiny break here" etc. Much of it you can't even see in phonetic spelling.
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You didn't read the article either huh
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The "b"
I don't think anyone can answer this without knowing how you're currently calling your lambda functions, and which trigger types you're using.
Two years later...article about Holmes beating up someone in prison.
It is obvious that "Web Page" with interactivity and "Web Apps" are two different things and have conflicting interest.
That's perhaps true, but there is no reason why we can't have both. There are many hard-coded format strings in practice.
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It should at least be consistent with "ae[eh]rodynamic".
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I find that in the past few years I encounter more people (native English speakers) who intentionally pronounce the T in often. I notice that several are NPR correspondents, which makes me think some are saying it to "sound smart". It's funny, really.
Rust needs the C runtime for startup/shutdown code (and vcruntime for panics). It also needs basic memory functions such as memcpy and stack probes. There is no way round this except rewriting those in Rust.
€250 to solder off components seems steep. It takes me less than 30min, i can imagine it takes a lot less to disassemble+desolder+reassemble if you do it all day. Can't see this taking up more than 1 manhour. If they added a switch instead of desolder the price would have been more reasonable (but still steep, it can buy a usable phone on its own)
I really didn't, it was just an example, but it's a fact that, on this sort of platform, women tend to get prompted/harassed more.
Have you measured this carefully? All of yours users will notice it on the first visit, so you need to think about that first impression but it’s also rarely the case that people load your page so frequently that everything stays in the cache forever. Mobile devices have small caches which purge more frequently than most developers think and that’s also true of CDN nodes, and continuous deployment acts as a ceiling for long-term caching.

When I’ve measured this for real users on moderately busy sites (6 figure daily users, not Google-scale) the reported first page load times tracked the cold cache times for most users (70+%) even for people who’d visited before. If they were geographically clustered (news story, etc.) the cache hits on CDN nodes would be high but you couldn’t count on that.
Just compared the 13th December to the 20th December. WAY off, where the proper departure was at 200kts 700ft, the bad one was still at 0-75ft, at 216-234kts.

https://pasteboard.co/el9EdvFEiiEC.png - took the KML files from flightradar24 into Google Earth.
Much as I hate to affirm this much cynicism, the stories I hear from people using similar apps (and couchsurfers recently) show this is probably going to be the case. Too many douchebags out there.
This sort of thing gets developers thinking about how they could improve on the way dates and time are handled by various programming languages. Don't do it! I find it best to just change jobs whenever encountering any sort of task that requires dealing with dates, time, or worse - time zones.
Great idea. I would offer two suggestions.

One, two of the six people currently registered on the site live in the locations they cite - they aren't travellers at all. Seems like that would undermine the USP of the site and confuse travellers. Looking at Paul's picture, his use of the wink emoji, and the fact he's bragging about his job (inadvertently or not), make it look like he's using the site to meet women. That could be a big problem.

Second and relatedly, you need to a way to stop abuse. Up-voting and moderation will be needed in some form. But also some basic safety guidelines, i.e., always meet in groups and in public places.
Using libgit2 bindings is the “least amount of effort” to implement periodic backup? And even if it may corrupt your repo?[1]

[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29786422
According to its README, it does run (and is tested) on WSL 2 (Ubuntu) (amd64).
You don't understand. In our system of capitalism, fleecing investors under false pretenses is the gravest of sins. She must be punished accordingly, in order to make a legal statement to other potential capital thieves.
I recommend you to use web.whatsapp.com then, it's pretty decent now (except that it does not support calls)
Stacks started in UIKit (UIStackView) and before that were cribbed from Android, IIRC.
I'm sure they have great books on stackoverflow answers, reddit reviews of products and opening times of local stores.
> Isn't this Google's job?

Have you searched anything on Google lately? The answer is "no". Their new job seems to be to stuff your results with anything even remotely related (and sometimes related in a way that only machine learning can see) so you have things to click on.

Edit: with the lone exception of "find me this bussiness nearby".
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My main concern with this is that files hosted in IPFS aren't necessarily immutable, so what you own according to the NFT isn't immutable either.
Ooh, that's solid advice. I've always been chewing my smoothies instinctually, even thoroughly blended.
I think he makes these predictions based on the absolute best case scenario he can think of. It's hard to prove he had fraudulent intent unless you had communication from him that showed he knew what he was saying was impossible.
I don't think it's just about biotech startups. I think the obvious distinction here is that her behavior put lives at risk fairly directly. Theranos was administering blood tests to a large number of people in a beta program. These tests were incomplete and inaccurate. Said tests were used to monitor the status/recurrence of cancers and other conditions like diabetes.

If you similarly put people's lives or safety in danger with an AI startup somehow (with enough of a lack of ethics, this might be possible), you too could be eligible to win an all expenses paid vacation.
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At this point you're talking about checking a signature. Naively, it seems to me like you could skip the NFT entirely and embed a verifiable sig in a securely delivered DNS record. Then it's linked to the domain. You can do this now, with tooling that already exists and is deployable today. You'd need to deliver the record securely to avoid attacks on the glue anyway.

Of course, neither the NFT nor the sig-in-DNS approach actually solves the problem of a visually identical but technically different image (use a slightly different color in a few places, etc.) being used to trick people. I'm not sure what we've gained. The malicious use case would seem like it's not effectively prevented.
The 4.5y of updates comes as part of Android AOSP. GrapheneOS supports handsets for as long as AOSP does.

I hope this company is contributing to the project or donating a slice of the profit to Daniel Micay otherwise that's an asshole move.
Debt was borrowed into English from Old French, where it had already lost the b, rather than from Latin.

https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/debt
Wikipedia says that she was in a relationship with her business partner up until Theranos fell apart.

She then married her current spouse.

"Baby daddy" is often used to imply that the woman is not really attracted or attached to the man who fathered a child.

I think OP is implying that Holmes hooked up with and married the new guy as a cynical ploy to get a war chest for the impending legal actions.

I can't speak at all to Holmes' motivations, but it certainly doesn't conflict with what I read on Wikipedia, or with her apparent ethics.
>>> 8. DNNs grow ~1.5x annually in memory and compute

Wow! That's a massive growth rate for ML. TPUv3 was already faster than A100 in MLPerf. But this suggests a real breakthrough is needed to keep pace with future requirements. Each MXU already handles 16k ops per tick. And with the additional constraint of optimizing per watt rather than dollar, its quite the challange ;)
It doesn't really sound like this was a fab though. Just a factory that builds tools for fabs. So who knows, but chances are that this factory doesn't operate with the worst stuff.
By some measure of “control” I guess. The BCash example is still valid for proof of stake, no matter how rich the miners are users still need to assign the forked chain value.
We actually built How Video Works as a side project at Mux [1] (inspired by How DNS Works [2]) - there's a note about it at the top of the page. We have contributions from our own team as well as others in the industry.

Our main motivation is to try to educate on the complexities and intracies of streaming video. Despite streaming video representing 80+% of the internet, it's all underpinned by a fairly small community of engineers, which we're eager to help grow through tools like this, and the Demuxed community [3].

Edit: I should also mention that Leandro was kind enough to adapt a this content from his amazing Digital Video Introduction [4]

[1] https://mux.com/
[2] https://howdns.works/
[3] https://2021.demuxed.com/
[4] https://github.com/leandromoreira/digital_video_introduction
You dont have to be married to have a child.
Lying in both startups and even later stage companies has been way too accepted in the recent past. Granted investors should be doing better due diligence in general, but the amount of acceptable deception going on is mind blowing when you get a chance to see behind the curtain.

My hope is that a precedent is set that you can boast and talk about the future, but claiming something to be true which is patently false should be fraud. I believe that is already the definition of the word fraud, but would be better for all if the legal system enforces that.
>As such, the API change has been classified as "harmful" by Apple and Mozilla, and will not be implemented in Safari and Firefox, respectively.

Then people here will say that google docs doesn't work well on firefox because google is sabotaging firefox.
You should rename the div then rather than assuming clients wont use ublock
No, I'm not doing that. We might not yet have sampled the intermediate steps, if they exist, but it's inevitable that we will do so if it has a natural origin. Given the phylogenetic distance between the omicron cluster and its root in the phylogenetic tree, there should be several hundred to thousand intermediates if it's naturally occurring, of which we should be sampling many dozens (modulo selective pressure and sample availability biasing the sampling). Assuming that mutations occur randomly and with equal probability, then you would naively expect if the distance is between the cluster and the root is n base pair changes, then there would be n raised to the fourth power variants (assuming equal selective pressure). The reality is a bit more subtle than that, but I hope it illustrates the general scope and scale of what has taken place here. Given that scope and scale, the complete lack of any sequence data to date is astonishing. Particularly when we do see all those intermediate states for the other variants. Does that make sense?

As for variants in animals, that's a possibility. But it's more likely to be a red herring. Domestic animals will be infected with the same strain as their owners, and any reinfection would be very likely to be similar to the original. Transfer to a wild animal reservoir and back into the human population is so rare and unlikely that it is barely credible. Infection of humans from wild animal reservoirs is a rare event. To have it happen both ways within 12 months is not credible.

I could be wrong. This will only be answered by collecting more data to improve our understanding.
I have a little site that I moved behind cloudflare. The dead simple https is nice but I have a page with a gallery of 140 images and it loads so much slower than before the move. Granted I am not paying anything for the service and I don't plan to change it back so this is just an observation.
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Gabriele Diewald, a linguistics professor at the University of Hanover, disagrees. "The generic masculine is not a grammatical must," she says. "Claims to the contrary are deliberate attempts to continue marginalizing women and other genders."

Tja.
Why not padding, then?
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If production workstations become ARM based, wouldn't it be more likely that we get 2-4 high-speed (3-4GHz) cores and a large number of low speed cores? That's analogous to smartphone architectures with their low-power cores and high-speed/high-power cores, and better matches how real-world workloads behave.
I think Linux is the about the only system where this makes sense. I don't know of another system where the syscall ABI is rigidly defined and stable like it is on Linux. Om most other systems the syscall ABI tends to be "call this C function in that shared library".

However, most computers in the world run Linux nowadays.
The "default" way of using IPFS is content-based addressing == immutable.
The kind of spyware they’re imagining has been possible since the beginning of personal computers.

Given the critics understand this, do they believe the required knowledge to write a native app is too obscure at this point to be considered harmful?

I say this because the measurable difference between a desktop keylogger and this is having to run the downloaded program manually. Heck I bet a lot of keyboard manufacturer’s “drivers” do this today.
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Modern Vintage Gamer just did a video on the programming of Another World on the Amiga with heavy reference to Fabien's work. The Amiga's architecture really shaped the look of the game that was subsequently ported to many platforms (as Fabien documents as well).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iz9PJbs5rE
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I’m flagging this as misinformation and surprised this is scoring so high on HN.

This author presumes every major VoC stemmed from a lab leak. From the wild strain to Delta to Omicron. This is sensationalist, unsubstantiated claims with weak supporting evidence.
Exactly, scrambled eggs or an omelette at a restaurant easily costs more than $1/egg. Obviously restaurants have all other costs. But in the grand scheme of things, if you’re living in an expensive place like NYC or SF, it doesn’t seem like that much.
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My bet is that Whatsapp and Instagram will be separated from Facebook, but Meta will have many times bigger role in the company's future, so I wouldn't call a declination here.

Google in turn will be split into smaller segments.
The sentiment that sentencing is justified by retribution is the number one reason why the US criminal justice system is messed up. The concept of right-and-wrong and mens rea are inextricably one.
>Isn't this Google's job?

Or more fundamentally perhaps this is just the system working as Google intended?
> and then we're talking.

Are we really talking though? I thought the fundamental issue at play is that most people don't care giving up their privacy in exchange for not caring how things work. People aren't going to use the small web because its small, people will use it because its convenient and there is something on it that they want.

i.e. to say just getting the hardware and software right isn't enough, you'll need negative event cycles to shoo people away from the current centralised systems and attractive content being created on your new platform and even then its likely we're "just" building niches. I mean, its a good thing, its just I'm arguing this isn't a "build it and they will come" sorta problem. Its more a "build it, wait twenty years and maybe".
It becomes lying when it can be proved to be false. Stating that your company currently provides 200 blood analysis when it does not is very easy to disprove given insider documentation. Saying that by next year you'll be able to support the 1000 most common blood analysis is not lying, it's a somewhat of a promise but of course projects go behind schedule all the time.

There's a difference between saying I weigh less than 90kg and I will weigh less than 90kg by next year.
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Are you sure it hasn't been (from their point of view)? I've got that old familiar feeling that there has been a change internally about what now constitutes a "quality" search result. Google has been moving toward optimizing for engagement over what we normally thing of as relevance for a while.
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I don't know, in principal I'd rather go and live in south america on a modest income (assuming you have carefully sequestered some investments) for the rest of my life than spend 20+ in prison which is effectively the rest of my life anyway.
Google is a lost cause by now. The
only solution is a competitor. DDG is just as bad since they source results from google so that is not the solution.
I know this isn't really what you're asking but I know someone who will stay in an AirBnb and register at a hostel for a bunk too since it's pretty low added cost.

Then he shows up to the group stuff but actually crashes elsewhere.

As for the site, it feels a teeny bit like a dating site right now. Uh, I'd consider taking it a step further and let the travelers say they are "Looking for group" for a specific activity.

For example maybe someone would like to go to an amusement park but they'd like to go with up to 3 others. Then other people can request to join the activity and write a short introduction.

Good luck!
Sorry, the primary goal is not to destroy Russia. It's just a world domination, and destroying Russia is just a top task on the list of achieving and maintaining world domination, not a primary goal. And given the later rise of China, destroying Russia may even drop to place 2 of the US task list.
Historically it's been shown that academia can be a very successful incubator of nascent technologies, ones that often bloom into billion dollar industries. From the internet to robotics to medicine, it's been shown time and again that academia is effective in this regard. If you like blockchain technology, you should want academics focused on this work; they have access to millions of dollars in government grants just waiting to be applied to this area. Academics need legitimate venues to publish peer reviewed-research (because that's how they convince the government to give them millions of dollars in grants. You don't get grants by self-publishing).
No, google wants more clicks so they would prefer poor results that keep users searching
Like a dozen years!!
Because people are going to people?