skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Technically this is true, however UAE, one of the most popular Amiga emulators comes with a free replacement ROM from the AROS project, which although not fully compatible can run some games.
Or anyone looking for an apartment where I live
I think if you remove the extra multiple audio tracks and also just downscale the dts-hd or truehd tracks to ac3 5.1 you will save an insane amount of space
What is an HN hug? And what is a bummer? Thank you
The sous vide glazed carrots recipe on serious eats is incredible.

I’ve also used my circulator to make diy duck confit which is fantastic.
Ask HN: What is the most significant small thing that changed your life?
In my case I bought simple wrist watch. Now I see no need to use my phone for anything else than planning and necessary messages. I control my time more precisely and quickly feel if I am spending it on something I don't really enjoy. This was mine. What do you have?
It's not technically broken, but it's a far cry from this: https://www.mint-lang.com/guide/reference/javascript-interop...
In fact, there were at least two completely different programming languages called C--. This one seems yet another one
Views are going to be supported in the SQL-DDL version (see my comments below). I don't have any info about stored-procedures/triggers/events atm.
I have one question, that i ask with genuine interest, since I have been in a similar position before (although certainly not as advanced).

When you develop models like this, what is your stance on testing? All that stuff in a software engineers toolbox, unittests, integration tests, exploratory tests, manual tests etc.
> as it is mostly a sociological concept

If one were to challenge this statement, it would be a good example of the challenges involved in choosing when to discourse-decouple.
What about Safari? Yes it's closed, and right now has a pretty severe bug related to IndexedDB and sandboxing. Webdevs (or is it a concerted effort in disguise?) complain about Safari not being the most aggressive in terms of JS API support, but this is a good thing in terms of privacy isn't it? The deal being that Apple, unlike others, has no stake in "telemetry" aka privacy invasion.
I do not put any document on the chain just a hash. I do only need proof that a certain version of the document existed at a certain time to proof that it wasn't altered after. Multiple revisions are ofc also possible. If you upload the same multiple times the first timestamp is enough, everything after can be ignored.
Please avoid telling others what to do before understanding their rationale, even if -- or perhaps ESPECIALLY IF -- your idea is already overwhelming majority opinion.
> It still will not make big cities and skyscrapers in specific affordable for the types of people who end up homeless.

It will make the former places, that those yuppies were gentrifying, more affordable. Because for every skyscraper apartment, that is filled with a yuppy, that is one less house in the mission, being gentrified by a yuppie, which is now available for someone else to live there.

> for more middle class types

Then those middle income types will no longer be living in some other place, that is now available for someone of lower income.

It frees up their former place that they were living before, for a lower income resident.
I'm glad you joined this community. I'd never expect to read such a comment here.

How did you get into this lifestyle?
Get ready for the four-day working week
> Not Safari, WebKit.

Not WebKit, WebCore.

WebCore's API client is broken and leaked IndexedDB transactions into the ObjectStore of the WebInspectorUI. This was kind of bound to happen, as WebCore's InjectedBundle [0] for cross-process communication exposes all kinds of APIs for debugging, which are all dependent on the JavaScriptCore VM's memory/heap and callstack.

Things like HitTestResult in order to be able to select an element in the DOM via the WebInspectorUI, for example. InspectorInstrumentations are littered all over the codebase, in the UI Process, Web Process and GPU process. WebGL and Media Codecs could probably result in a similar persistent state across the sandboxes if abused correctly.

Source: Forked WebKit into RetroKit, trying to get rid of everything security-relevant that a locally embedded WebView shouldn't need [1]. Still work in progress though.

[0] https://github.com/WebKit/WebKit/tree/main/Source/WebKit/Web...

[1] https://github.com/tholian-network/retrokit
That Thursday feeling: welcome to the four-day week
Pop OS Cosmic Panel First Look
> maybe the ant colony itself is more of an independent organism than any individual ant

Yes, of course. The ant queen mates only once in her life, and the colony she starts right after is made from the genetic material collected during this one foundational act.

Genetically speaking, all the ants in the colony are one organism. (Lots of different and weird ways to express the genetics phenotypically, though.)
Making your open source project sponsor-ready, Part 1: Companies and trust
https://github.com/valyala/fasthttp

It has 16.8k stars. Is that good?
I didn't know about the salary, what country is that? I'm curious
Snap is an illusion. The reality of it is that you may get it for a year max, and that is not most people. The best case scenario process is demeaning, from the application to the limited acceptance to the hoops you have to jump through at the store.
Minimal Code Editor in JavaScript (2020)
You seem to miss that these devices are often full of patented parts, so in most cases even if the manufacturer wanted to, they can’t provide sources. Also, modems are often legally mandated to have certain firmware (so that restricted frequencies are adhered to)
Yes, it's was different C--: http://c--sphinx.narod.ru/
Also sources and backup copy of site: https://github.com/jossk/c--sphinx
If this service weren't free and weren't advertised as free forever (see the original ToS [1]), more people would run their own email server and e-mail would be less centralized.

[1] http://web.archive.org/web/20090211101551/http://google.com/...
From reading that document, I would say Mint’s JS interop is broken, and Elm’s isn’t.

Being able to write inline JavaScript is certainly not what I want. Perhaps I’m missing something, but inline JavaScript is the kind of thing that will inevitably result in uncaught runtime failure, which is exactly the kind of thing I am trying to avoid by using a language like Elm.
goroutines aren't really green threads, they're more lightweight than conventional green thread implementations due to having a segmented stack. Millions of goroutines can run comfortably on a standard machine. This isn't possible with any green thread implementation I've seen.

https://blog.cloudflare.com/how-stacks-are-handled-in-go/
It's not deceitful at all. Anyone who's in the WP ecosystem understands this.

Jetpack is part of Automattic. Automattic's main thing is wordpress.com (the hosted platform). Automattic and WP.org are not the same thing even though ( as with many open source projects that have commercial implications) the lines are somewhat blurred.

Presenting this as "deceitful" is really quite the over-reaction.
It is not a 'mentality' issue. It's a systemic issue. Researchers need to eat too, and it's already difficult enough that few are willing to sacrifice much for the sake of morals.
Personal attacks are not ok on HN and will get you banned here, so please don't post like this! And please don't post flamewar comments generally—we've already had to ask you this before.

If you wouldn't mind reviewing https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and taking the intended spirit of the site more to heart, we'd be grateful.
Until E-Bikes get cheaper than a 125cc motorbike I personally don't see any value in getting one.
Meanwhile, BLC in BLC (binary lambda calculus) takes only 29 bytes: https://www.ioccc.org/2012/tromp/hint.html
That’s simply not true. Jetpack is owned by Automattic. Automattic has an exclusive license to the name “WordPress” from the WordPress Foundation but WordPress is owned, operated, and managed by the WordPress Foundation and is a totally separate entity.

Source: I work at Automattic and used to work on a Jetpack team.
My dating life has improved by a huge margin. The most missing things in people's dating lives are time spent together and the ability to show care for another. Neither requires money, and is usually hindered by its pursuit.

Time is not money, it is infinitely more valuable.

Actually, I've yet to have a serious freegan partner, most are pretty normal.
If you professionally build a WordPress site, please consider turning off the native plugin and theme management, and replace it with composer and files non-writable to PHP.

https://roots.io/bedrock/ is a neat boilerplate for how this can be done.
mixing cm and F is evil.
Its nature has changed, but the NIMBY laws have changed even more. It is a veritable paper battle to get anything built in Prague now. The permit process takes about 8 years for a normal condo building.

It used to be a much faster process, even 20 years ago. It is still a much faster in some other countries. We have a lot of unused brownfields within Prague that could be home to tens of thousands of people, close to the subway ... but they are overgrown and useful to nobody, because an endless paper war is raging over them.
Why Our 3000 Apache Servers Went Down on the First Day of 2022
I'd still pick Java. You don't even need to use Java as your language: just something that targets the JVM.

If you want compatibility, performance, ubiquity, language choice, and ecosystem, there isn't really a better option than the JVM right now.
In Iceland you can put whatever you want as your job title (or degree) so you have people calling themselves beefcakes, lion tamers, tetris players etc.
It helps to see if you have the right person.
A Worst Case for Functional Programming? (2014)
> If a course of action where you do some amount of harm to mitigate a larger amount of harm would clearly result in a worse world, then you are NOT actually summing up all the resulting negative utility in your so-called-utilitarian calculations.

This is a really good point and one that doesn’t get raised enough.
And in the "don't be stupid" line of thought - the examples are fundamentally unrealistic because examples have to be.

For example, the murdering doctor example assumes that there are no dangerous second order consequences to randomly murdering people. That isn't a safe assumption. A doctor might reasonably conclude there is enough value in having trustworthy institutions that the locally optimum choice is different from the globally optimum choice after evaluating the risks.

A utilitarian could make either choice in any of those examples if they disagree with the assumptions implicit in the question - which isn't really allowed in this sort of thought experiment. The situation is artificial because the author is allowed to create certainty and constraints which don't map to the reality where these problems will be encountered. Any moral framework will give weird results if applied to artificial situations, so the construction of artificial situations where the author objects the utilitarian answer is unless as evidence.
Often? Hopefully it's just kids with no concept of the dangers involved. I don't understand why an adult would do such a thing.
Migration tool capable of handling background migrations will be a miracle we all have been waiting for.

Example of background migrations is nicely explained in the gitlab handbook https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/development/post_deployment_migra...
John Oliver has a segment about it that's quite entertaining to watch. It's even crazier than it seems.
You seem to be forgetting that many western groups are very small: 1 senior (often not even tenured) and 1-2 grad students, with not even a lab manager in sight.

In those conditions, going slower than a 50-grad-student chinese lab is not slacking off.
James Bond Author Ian Fleming and the Stay Behind Cave of Gibraltar
I had a USR 56K V90 non-voice external modem. That thing was reliable as a tank. Never powered off, never dropped when connected. Remember guessing the download speed by looking at the blinking speed of lights on it.
I think a guy capable of building an automatic plane spotting system gets laid. I mean.. if not, what's wrong with the world?
Sounds like the pot calling the kettle black to me.

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Previous related threads:

The C-- Language Specification (2005) [pdf] - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19429522 - March 2019 (27 comments)

C--: A Portable Assembly Language - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17966114 - Sept 2018 (1 comment)
Norway is one such country (https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-40669239) but I think some others in the Nordics also does the same, not sure exactly which though and Google is not being very helpful this evening.
US isn't the entire world. Yes, software engineers make a lot of money in the US but equally trained people make just as much money in the US. Why don't you examine how much your ophtalmologist makes without aging out at 28.
I agree with this sentiment. Too many people believe that “build more and more densely” is saying to build everything 30 stories up like in China but for example if you look at Germany there are only a handful of residential buildings even over 15 floors , and a lot just caps out at 3 or 4.

If you just decided tomorrow that half of residential 3 floors should instead be 6 floors, that would already go some way to helping things! And if you space stuff out nicely you can have a very nice city! Just like… build a bit higher.
If we're starting to compare to hosted offers, then hosted WordPress (WP.org or any other managed host that curates access to plugins/themes) surely needs to be added back to the list?
> here is no effective sandbox for plugins or themes, and you can't really make serious use of WordPress without those.

I mean, literally thousands of sites do make serious use of WordPress. Quite surprised that in your use of WordPress since 2006 you haven't heard about any of them.
I think the frequency filters on the VOIP stack will kill all the communication.
Or is it the Power architecture who is not bringing much on the table for the price? (except radiation hardened chips, where money is not important)
"challenges" and yet it reports the results of multiple studies saying our current options for green hydrogen are better than what we do now with fossil fuels, on multiple metrics and overall.

And like the "EVs burn coal" analogy, I'm suggesting we shift to renewables as quickly as we can, and there's no need to wait for the grid to be 100% renewable before electrifying as much as we can.

The union of concerned scientists has a map that compares the efficiency of an EV to ICE. It's lower in fossil fuel powered areas, but It's better than ICE everywhere today, even if you ignore the future greening of the grid. If you include that it completely demolishes the alternative.

So your document appears to support my point, why do you think it doesn't?
Supply chain attacks are the new big thing
But tortoise and hare have much more complex brains!
Maybe you can explain why there is still no in place upgrade for CloudSQL PostgreSQL?
Mixing orange juice with lemon juice and grenadine already does the trick for me.
Replacement of cars is realistic until it rains, snows, wind blows too much or you need to haul something, have multiple passengers and such.

I can't imagine owning ebike as a city daily driver though bikesharing sounds reasonable.

The issue is that shared bikes are often gruesome, broken, unhygienic or vandalized.

I believe it's time to abandon cars in cities but there is no viable alternative to many scenarios.

The best solution I can think of is abandoning traditional city designs where city centers are for shopping, work is highly concentrated either in mega administrative buildings or industrial areas on border of cities.

If we could build cities more like cells where everything we could need is within a walking distance and everything we could WANT is within (safe) biking distance, we could eliminate most motivations for travelling.
I am more free from being dependent on what others think about me than I ever was working for money, by such a huge margin...

It's true, I am nice, but I don't see any downsides to that. Everyone has a level of truth they can handle, and we manage that in all our interactions.

I find my accommodations by praying and keeping my eyes and heart open. I do live in North America. I'm working on the websites. My network helped in the beginning, and it is expanding.
Sort of off topic but I am guessing you put space between those two minus signs because iOS turns two consecutive minus signs into “—”; the “em dash”.

To get around that problem, first type either as you did minus space minus, or another character between. Then long press the space bar on your onscreen keyboard so it becomes the movable cursor, move back one step and erase the character you put between.

I like to use “.” as the temporary character in between because it keeps you on the symbols keyboard and is close to the dash.

Allow me to demonstrate: C--

https://youtube.com/shorts/xNxFKLjTGeI
WordPress is insecure by design.

tl;dr: Use a static site generator.

The biggest reason is that its pages are not statically generated and allows for code execution when they contain no dynamic content.

The second biggest reason is the marketplace for plugins and themes; even if WordPress security audited their entire standard release, every single theme or plugin you install could compromise your installation. You’d think of a theme as something that provides colors and spacing, but they’re fully executable programs.

WordPress is conveniently written in PHP, which attracts inexperienced programmers with no understanding of web security.

The attack that OP links to is a supply-chain attack made possible by WordPress’es software architecture, but it could have happened on most more secure alternatives if they were equally popular.

So while it’s easy to ridicule WordPress for having no security and a poor architecture to withstand most attacks, we mustn’t forget that it’s a combination of its huge popularity and the ease of use caused by its simplistic choices that has lead to this breach.
Well, I am not sure if I can see the counterintuitiveness(?), because

> pleasure/enjoyment (and the absence of pain),
> Say you’re a surgeon. You have 5 patients who need organ transplants, plus 1 healthy patient who is compatible with the other 5. Should you murder the healthy patient so you can distribute his organs, thus saving 5 lives?

How is murdering a guy, not painful for the guy? So I guess that's clear how utilitarianism handles that

I think if we consider the frustration and pain there is nothing that is not clear
Geez, what happened to the hacker spirit? The guy saw a specific problem and thought it an interesting challenge to tackle. He showed that it's -- in theory -- possible to do it. And that's an obvious results, given that (a) he still wanted it to be two dice, like in the original; and (b) the relative probabilities of the other outcomes should remain unchanged.

I think it's cool.
> What can we do to get a people's e-bike that has 30 miles of range, requires no maintenance, travels 15-20 mph, and retails around $500?

These fast eBikes give a false sense of security to the rider because they look like bicycles. You can get hurt quite bad in an accident at 20mph, and I don't see any riders wanting to wear sturdier protection like motorcycle helmets.

If you lower the speed requirement to 10-15mph you can get a cheap asian eBike for around that much money (well, could, a couple of years ago, now everything is more expensive).
I’ve seen this on non-wp sites as well. So it’s not just specific to wp sites. Basically if you have a vulnerability somewhere, someone is going to do this to your server.
Any proof it actually exists and isn't just a publicity stunt by some Twitch streamers?
The problem with WP is that its being run in a privileged position. A statically generated site is not.
Thank you. Please forgive me.
Rawls’ Veil of Ignorance[0] is a fantastic tool for evaluating these things.

For the organ harvesting scenario, if you were behind the veil and had to choose what society you'd enter, would you choose to go to the one where a yearly physical might end up with you dead while you're parted out for others in the hospital—and also might mean you get your organ replacement lickety-split should you need one—or would you rather go to the one where this does not happen?

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Original_position
Working on ideas for an organisational design research project I was taken aback by the realisation that the old directories in my organisation were a treasure trove of information on what the organisation was, and how peoples careers evolved in the past. Very upsettingly this treasure trail stopped in 1999 when the intranet took it all online and the data vanished. Does training a cohort have any impact on attrition and career development - we shall never know, short of running a 20 year project. The observational data is gone.
This is not an improvement. What if the business opens twice in a day, as most restaurants do? What if the business closes in the wee hours of the next day?

This design is not self-evident. It would take me a second just to know what I'm looking at. It's read top to bottom, against the usual left to right. Two days have the same label (as in many other languages). The design with half hours is unreadable without zooming in. Nobody writes time horizontally and vertically at the same time.

Besides, the original schedule is just text. You don't need technical assistance to put it on your WordPress webpage.

I like Google Maps' simple approach: one line for each day, starting with today, with the full day label and plain English opening hours.
There's a career hack there - go into work in a suit and tie and stand out from the crowd!
Yeah, it's called capital gathering.
Without this war chestnut, Apple wouldn't have existed.
I know its open source, but do we really want to upload a (maybe sensitive) pdf to an unknown server? Because people will, when its in the form of a website.
Past related threads. Others?

A home-made lithographically-fabricated integrated circuit (2018) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28263714 - Aug 2021 (13 comments)

DIY Silicon: Man Builds Integrated Circuit That's Similar to Intel's 4004 CPU - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28208614 - Aug 2021 (6 comments)

Making 100 transistors silicon integrated circuit chips in your garage - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28179241 - Aug 2021 (8 comments)

Second IC - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28176255 - Aug 2021 (79 comments)

Homemade IC (2018) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21239145 - Oct 2019 (40 comments)

Home Chip Fab - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20657398 - Aug 2019 (131 comments)

First integrated circuit - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18118559 - Oct 2018 (1 comment)

First IC :) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16957545 - April 2018 (1 comment)

A home-made lithographically-fabricated integrated circuit - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16955549 - April 2018 (116 comments)

First made-at-home integrated circuits using litography - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16953921 - April 2018 (1 comment)
If you "just" want a blog, simply ignore the plugins option (or set WP_DISALLOW_FILE_MODS) and you get very similar outcomes.
That's incredible, what a great idea! I read some instructable a long time ago, but forgot to bookmark it, where someone was using an ADS-B receiver and raspberry pi to display a faux radar screen image of azimuth and altitude of planes nearby.

This approach is even better!
I wouldn’t call 20mph a fast ebike. Human powered bikes ridden by an average human can easily reach speeds over 20mph.