skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It seems that Vue has some points in its favor over React in terms of speed, despite React's finner control over reactivity.

In the article they associate that with React's internals, but I wonder if also their philosophy to leverage the developer to trigger reactivity makes it easy to generate inefficient code, and in that case it may be that Vue's reactivity model has it's perks after all.
Not really.
There are new libertarian congressmen making waves (Javier Milei and Jose Luis Espert), by demanding taxes be lowered and public spending reduced as people can't afford to live anymore (Argentina spends waaaay more than it makes, hence inflation and debt), but they are still small parties in the national scale.

The big ones (Peronismo, which is a national socialist fascist leftist communist party (yes, it's weird, but it's that), and Cambiemos, which is Peronismo light mostly) are more or less in accordance to keep the status quo as politicians and public employees like how life is.
"Zero assumption" would have been a better phrase, but that horse is not just out of the stable, he's met a nice lady horse and is raising a family of foals and grand-foals.
It is bipartisan; both parties agree they do not want to be responsible for failures in the storage of nuclear waste
Thanks for the suggestion.

It is possible, but this degrades the experience for legitimate users.

We prefer solving this without impacting/taxing normal users if possible.
Funny you invoke astronauting, given that AFAIK Joel Spolsky (involved in this project) coined or at least popularized the term:

https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2001/04/21/dont-let-architect...
I think browser-based streaming is the only scenario impacted. Apps can already interrogate their platform and make play/no play decisions.

They are also already limiting (weakly) the max number of devices that can playback which requires some level of device identification, just not at the confidence required for authentication.
> Doesn’t really make sense that it’s even offered.

Nobody serious is betting inflation will remain at 7%. That was an annualised rate from a single reading.
Sure: an authenticating proxy serves the same purpose. I agree that unless you have a pretty clever VPN configuration, you're losing the device context stuff, which matters a lot in some places.

I'd do:

* SSO integration on all internal apps.

* An authenticating proxy if the org that owned it was sharp and had total institutional buy-in both from developers and from ops.

* A WireGuard VPN otherwise.
IDK, don't think it's far off. Just from there patreon income alone they'll be pulling over 500k/y (this just by calculating there base fee $5 per vid, they have 2,062 patreons, so assuming some will be paying more, they'll likely be getting more than 500k/y just from patreon) ex taxes, fees etc.

Nevermind the income they get from merch, sponsors and YT ads.

Not trying to be negative, I say good on them, they worked hard on it, and have been doing it for years.
My take was not that the US does not have same/similar rules, but that the US does have same/similar rules while thinking mask mandates as somehow different from those.
Fair point.

How might it work? Perhaps they could give us an API to tinker with, in exchange for a higher subscription fee?
Yes, if those other viruses are as contagious, widespread, and deadly as SARS-CoV-2.

Luckily, nothing else has reached that level. Yet.
Let's not get into morality and stick to ethics. Let's not call something "wicked", no need to charge the discussion. we are trying to come to an answer to this after all.

But I think you're probably right at this point, at least in the specific scenario in the game. I woke up this morning believing the opposite.

I'm actually in an interesting position in this discussion, I've been faced with this decision before in real life, before I ever articulated a position on it. I chose to hit the barrier, and I'm lucky to be alive. That is of course the exact opposite of what my position was this morning when I woke up, but the one I go to bed with tonight if the rest of my day is uneventful.
Argentinian here, 37 years old, middle-class. I known a lot of people who bought all the non-perishable food they can like tuna, and others good because the rampant inflation. Myself included.
Lol. How about "Crypto leads the surge in online scams". Saying that crypto causes the scams, rather than being the scam, is splitting hairs. This is also a report focusing on social-media scams. The net is Inception-level nesting of scams atop each other. Social Media + Crypto ... what else could it be but a scam?
Also interesting to mention: if you use gov.uk's PaaS, then you can use the Hashicorp Waypoint [0] plugin for Cloud Foundry [1] :)

[0]: https://www.waypointproject.io/

[1]: https://github.com/swisscom/waypoint-plugin-cloudfoundry
Extremely minimal?

Masks make it a lot harder to communicate effectively. People are harder to understand, emotions are harder to read, speaking takes more effort.

If communicating is the main thing you do all day, because you're a teacher for instance, that is a significant inconvenience.
On my team we evaluated Cypress and Playwright and landed on Playwright. Some features it has that Cypress didn’t was Safari support, support for cross domain tests, and support for tests that need to open multiple browser windows (for testing collaborative editing).
Is Telegram Down?
It's only an HN-dupe if it has some non-trivial amount of HN comments.

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...
Google does 1, 2, and 3 internally. If you join https://landing.google.com/advancedprotection/ you can get something similar for personal public accounts.
the retraction is appreciated but, if you'll excuse me for saying so, the fact that you thought this at all shows that we're well into "brainwashing" territory with this mask nonsense.

it should be beyond obvious to any neutral observer that putting a covering over one's nose and mouth will affect their breathing airflow, especially so when exercising. you don't even have to try it yourself to intuit this, it's just common sense. but once you have tried it, there should be zero doubt in your mind that your breathing airflow is affected, especially if you're actually going out of your way to ensure that you've sealed the mask on your face properly.

I don't say this to shame or disparage you specifically, but instead to point out how people, broadly, are having their thoughts programmed, on a massive scale, to truly believe things that are obviously contradictory to reality.

this should be very concerning to everyone.
What sort of time interval between attempts are you presuming.

At 100k years, there could be generations between such attempts, and accounts could likely themselves take on the form of incredible (in the literal sense of "non-credible") legends.

Effects from lower-level contamination might be less pronounced, e.g.:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goi%C3%A2nia_accident
That graph is data from real websites, right?

So it might be selection bias: sites with logic requirements, app like, tend to use React, when simplest static websites don't have any reason to.
Ann Lai Filed a Lawsuit to Tell This Story
This is the kind of thing that just drives me crazy.

If the mandates were at the very least logically consistent, I would not consider them a burden. "You are not allowed into the restaurant unless you are masked, but you may immediately take it off once you've walked 10 feet to your table" is nonsense. Forcing you to leave the coffee shop with everyone unmasking to drink anyway is nonsense.

It is security theater. It is virtue signalling. And if you have the audacity to question the irrational rules, people unironically call you a murderer.
Where do you think files are stored bud? Do you think drives don't deteriorate?

You do not maintain or own cloud storage. You might want to rad the fine print on your cloud storage service and who actually owns that data.
It’s disappointing to see that the consensus among frontend devs is to just sit and wait for a new API from react to do all the work. Every framework out there has simple methods for rendering a component to string which can be returned to the client.
You’re conflating disordered or atypical sexual development with sex itself. In your examples, the XXY is male and the XX is female.
> It's hard to imagine any US government agency having the manpower to conduct the scale of testing required to find standards violations, even if the standards themselves were perfect.

But i'd think that lawyers would be all over this, sending out samples to labs, so that they could file class action suits. Why is that not the case?
The two most possible outcomes are:

- Our civilisation collapses and there will be not much future without advanced technology

- We create AI that takes over the world trying to save humans from our own stupidity (we become pets)

Ofcourse we can also:

- Miraculously move further in evolution, put aside our differences, start working as a collective (but I highly doubt that)
Wouldn't mass manufacturing significantly drive these costs down ? Fuel costs however...
The security issue really should be front and center in a project like this. It's kind of disappointing to see it left as an exercise for the embedder.

In the general case with untrusted 3rd party code the only really safe solution is to embed the blocks in cross-origin iframes. In the face of Spectre and Meltdown you really want those to be out-of-process iframes too, but that's up to the browser.

iframes are cumbersome of course, so it would have been interesting to see the protocol focus on making them more seamlessly integrate with the embedding context with a standard postMessage protocol for things like securely forwarding content sizes (for auto-resizing the frame), events, and styling information across the frame boundary.
Do taxes only exist in Argentina? Are you advocating tax evasion here?
For generating PDFs like invoices in a webapp, is libraries like this the way to go these days or is still using a pdf lib the norm?

Pros of Playwright/Puppeteer:

Reuse existing HTML/CSS knowledge

Cons: Requires an external service or shelling out to an external process

Pros of using a pdf lib:

Probably better performance, simpler architecture by being in-process.

Cons: Ad-hoc language for designing the PDF.
I think this is a really cool idea and something I have personally wanted (or at least thought I wanted) for a long time. In fact I wrote about a similar idea in 2013.[1]

To me, this is just one part of something bigger though. I want to be able to store code in blocks and compose them into bigger blocks by chaining them and pipelining them. I'd also like versioning and some access rules.

https://justindonato.com/notebook/urls-as-pointers.html
The author of that blog post sees that states like Tennessee and Texas had a high number of school closures, but that plot is simply plotting raw numbers of school closures. Not only are those numbers affected by a plethora of variables (for example, population density, population number, vaccination rates, number of schools, closure policies...), but how could you possibly compare raw numbers of school closures in individual states? Then, they use this incredibly skewed plot to draw the conclusion that "Public health mitigation measures in schools, like mask requirements, work." Talk about jumping to conclusions.

For the first two studies, these kinds of probabilities are extremely dangerous and prone to "playing with the data." Given the exact same dataset, one could draw nearly any conclusion with such disparate and varied data, especially when attempting to control for other factors. Could these increased "change in daily number of cases per 100,000 children" be due to other factors; for example, a correlation between a mask policy and other policies, such as closure and a decrease in class size? I'm not saying that I know the answer, either, but plots like this should be taken with a pinch of salt.
Nurses in Boston have been striking for almost a year. I've seen one instance of calling in the national guard recently, and ventilators are no longer the preferred treatment protocol in every case. I haven't seen a single effort to literally build more hospital wings with ICU beds. Have you?

>Not only are you minimizing the benefits here

CDC's own studies did this, not me.

>but you're prioritizing potential outcomes over proven ones.

Yes exactly. We know that kids have an infinitesimally small risk from covid, we know that teachers have a similar risk profile if they're vaccinated. The "potential" outcomes are catastrophic to development, and we won't know for years what detrimental effects forcing small children to wear masks all the time will have.

Sorry, still doesn't make sense to me. We have one set of known knowns, and one of unknown-ish unknowns, and we're still doing this because people (not you, necessarily) seem to think the goal is to "never get covid".
Does it support screencast - video recording of the browser with audio?
Not to mention Soylent's thesis was that if they made it as bland as possible, folks wouldn't ever get tired of it. I would describe their core flavor profile as "beige."
Kahn Academy math is great, as one can learn by doing, jumping right into the problems and taking small-consequence risks. That’s how I did quizzes in the US military—-read the question, make my best guess, and keep track of my responses in a text file for reference The next time through. I feel I learned more for my time than by reading the books or watching the videos.
I was homeschooled a few years in the 80s, maybe because my parents thought they could do better (?), and I mostly did math problems, wrote poetry, read books (combination assignments and my choice), and explored the woods. The only downside I’m aware of was a lack of peer exposure and feedback, and I’m still socially awkward (I don’t know enough to say causation). Thankfully I had several years of co-suffering through the rest of public school to form some lasting friendships.
We have ray guns too but the batteries need a fork lift which takes away all the fun!

I guess in the mean time all the would-be Buck Rogers can save the world by running over the aliens with their fork lift and dropping heavy batteries on them. Board with a nail not included.
Storing above ground has benefits of being visible. You can inspect for damage, you can see that it's there every year. It never leaves society's kno ledge because it's out there.
That's not sensible from a security perspective at all.
I would add to your excellent answer an anecdote about the tricks of a previous government (with mostly the same people as the current one) to hide inflation: the Secretary of Interior Commerce (a complete thug) forced McDonalds to freeze the price of the BigMac, so that Argentina would look good on the BigMac Index. The prices of all other burgers were more or less free to increase.
Thanks for the encouragement, glad that you think it would be useful. I’ll keep plugging away at it!
We are living in the most safe, prosperous, easy, carefree time in the history of human species. Can we fuck it up? yes we probably can, it won't be easy and would need to involve nukes probably.

Realize that doom and fear porn that you are reading addresses certain type of need we have. If you overdo it well you get depression. Then again some people I know use this crap to give themselves excuse to behave like teenagers in their 30s, stuck in childhood(because they can).
Hopefully a lot!
> My daughter is in pre-med. Apparently people are dropping out like flies

This may not be a bad thing in the long run. There’s a shortage of medical professionals because the medical industry wants it that way. If the crisis becomes acute enough, the government will be forced to loosen regulations, and that would allow for more people to enter the field faster and more easily.
Commercial Unix like Solaris and QNX were far better engineered than Linux ever was. Even Minix, which was used to bootstrap Linux, had a micro kernel design.
You have to have enough forward speed. Auto rotation is a joke in a real emergency most of the time.
How are going to build something like Figma with these constraints?
So you think Neil is being "egotistically fragile" by having Spotify decide between him and Rogan because he "hates" Rogan?
> "Not Another Framework" ... is another framework.

I don't think it's in denial about being a framework, it's meant as '[groan] not another framework' self-deprecation. (There's an exclamation mark in the original title that's stripped here.)
I worked at Lab126 for 7yrs and interviewed many. Someone mentioned "Leadership Principles" AMZN lives and dies by that but other than using key words, create your own successful stories around few of those principles.

Also most of it is behavior questioning so key up on that.

People aren't wrong about Amzn for the most part but there are good dept/mgrs as well as
sh*tty ones. Mostly money power fame driven, nothing more. No diff than any other jerks in other companies. And I've worked in all but one of the FAANG/M.

I actually agree with all of these company's motto of driving the 1yr hires to the ground. Why? because although they get burnt out, they get paid well, keep sign on bonuses but the pay off for the company? Your dedication to prove your worth by working 10x harder 18hrs a day for a year. Can't beat that. I say that's actually a decent biz model in IMHO. Just to clarify in the bayarea, your 1st year, you would be walking away with some north of $250k base+sign on+1st yr vesting.
I am talking about building before talking to users as the problem MVP’s address .
Frankly it's quite sad and scary, the fact that some "government officials" like this one seem to think the US Constitution is some "guideline" and not something that people have shed blood for, gone to war for and many millions have died over all in the sake of freedom and for us to be free. All to be thrown away and disregarded?

I wonder why he/his family immigrated to the US? Was it for the freedom of opportunity? It seemed it worked out well for him only to then trample on the constitution and demanding US citizens be censored? The founding fathers who risked their lives must be rolling in their graves I would imagine.

He should be ashamed of himself and seriously reflect on his stance and choices. Vivek Murthy should resign immediately.
you're probably right, but at least a small prelude explaining the single character variable names would not be out of place.
I respectfully disagree with one of the points you made: in my experience, micro frameworks like Sinatra or Flask work best for large projects while the more full fledged ones like Rails or Django work best in small projects.

The reason is that micro frameworks give you more flexibility and in large projects this is gold since you have to deal with so many requirements and multiple stakeholders. In large projects having to do more things "manually" is actually a good thing for this reason. It is likely that you have a large team so in terms of work required it's not going to impact you that much. You can still use libraries for the various things the framework lacks, e.g. it's not like you have to build authentication from scratch, but at least being modular gives you freedom to swap one library for another.

On the other hand whenever I worked in small teams or solo I have been highly appreciative of frameworks like Django that have "batteries included" and let me get things done quickly and efficiently.

It's true what you say "A field of infinite possibilities seems like a great idea, but you quickly realize it's actually a sea of infinite decisions." but this is more of a problem if you are working solo or in a small team, whereas if you have a large team you can put different minds onto different problems/features...

(Edit: grammar)
Project Dunbar: international settlements using multi-CBDCs
Firstly, who said anything about faith, let alone blind faith? These institutions are constantly on the forefront of public health policy, and have an overwhelming number of credentials and positive track records that justify trusting them to speak accurately. There is no faith here, only earned trust.

Secondly, you yourself said the US is uniquely vulnerable. Are you now saying it’s not?

You can try to strawman all you like, the unavoidable fact is that the institutions with the most credibility in the world are speaking with one voice: mask your children before sending them back to school, and that schools should enforce mask wearing to reduce covid transmission rates.
> The only real unicode support in std is utf8 validation for strings.

Rust's core library gives char methods such as is_numeric which asks whether this Unicode codepoint is in one of Unicode's numeric classes such as the letter-like-numerics and various digits. (Rust does provide char with is_ascii_digit and is_ascii_hexdigit if that's all you actually cared about)

So yes, the Rust standard library is carrying around the entire Unicode standard class rule list among other things, of course Rust's library isn't built to a vast binary, so if you never use these features your binary doesn't get that code.
None of these have a single right answer, but all of them have sensible ranges of answers. (And allowing soybean oil to be sold as pure avocado oil is not in that range.
In case that was in doubt.)

“Allowing the perfect to be the enemy of the good” is a recipe to not get anything done.
Urgent real-life problem needs solving in logistics industry (customers waiting)
For the sake of non-logistics professionals, I'd use an example in the HR industry to explain the problem. I'm sure most people are familiar with Zip Recruiter. Zip recruiter allows you create one job-post that is then circulated to hundreds of job boards. It is a really important tool for hiring managers because with Zip Recruiter, you only need to create the job post once (saves you time spent creating separate job posts for hundreds of recruiting websites). Now, imagine LinkedIn purchased Zip recruiter and announced that they will be phasing out the service. Obviously, LinkedIn as a jobs board themselves is in competition with the other job boards so owning Zip Recruiter will ensure their competition is starved of job postings (all applicants will end up going to Linkedin where all the job postings are. they are the biggest player in the industry after all)

This is the situation in the logistics space currently. A bigger company purchased a small player and there is no replacement. Now everyone is scrambling and preparing for the day the 'zip recruiter' solution is phased out. For any savy coders who can build something useable in 30days, you have guaranteed customers cos there are no other 'zip recruiter solutions' in the industry. Anyway, happy to share more info for anyone who's interested. I'm a non-technical founder who already runs a startup so it may be too much for me to focus on this right now (the time window is short). Happy to guide anyone interested in taking on this challenge and possibly introduce you to contacts in the industry as well. Let me know if you have questions.
Ours has a couple of copies of 20-30 games. The waitlist can be a while since you get 3 weeks / checkout. They have some recent titles such as Bowser's Fury and Metroid Dread, as well as older things like Breath of the Wild.
Or, indeed, negative numbers.
nah, i can access my OF leaks fine
The person tries to define character when there isn't actually any definition of what that even means. Character is a term limited to languages that actually use them and not all text is made up of characters.
Of course all of our problems go away when you convince the remaining 40% of the population to get vaccinated.

I'm actually in favor of doing away with masks and social distancing. Just create a nationwide policy that the unvaccinated will not be admitted or treated for COVID and we can all return to our daily lives.