skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I had a similar situation with a cat-proof trashcan ordered from amazon. After they messed up the delivery and issued a refund I got it from brick and mortar. Two weeks later it shows up on my doorstep.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Now I have a cat-proof recycling bin.
Looking at the number of tested variables, this seems very relevant: https://xkcd.com/882/
It is the nature of the credit card system that refunds may take 5-10 business days to show up on your statement. That isn't the fault of the merchant.

(though, canceling orders is)
Intel Foundry Services (IFS) is marketing themselves as the only fab capable of producing all three of x86, Arm, and RISC-V.

Back when Intel had a process advantage over everybody else I guess it made strategic sense for them to not let others use their process. Now when that process lead is gone, refusing to fab chips for non-x86 ISA's just means those customers will go elsewhere.
As someone who has played a lot of games (due to health issues), that is one kind of thinking that gives the whole industry a really scammy feeling. It only works because refunding is still frequently not possible. I'd much rather play a shorter game that works than a long buggy mess.
I'm bootstrapping a SaaS business with the same approach, I've been imitating and iterating over what I see other's have been doing, while trying to be original (but very conservative) in some parts.

Hopefully, when I decide the imitation part is good enough (mostly in terms of feature parity), I add one of my more original ideas for a feature to the product.
Appalling that Telegram is failing to act on reports of some of this content. I can’t imagine the trauma some of the women in the report have endured. We need lawmakers to force platforms to take much more responsibility for content. I’d be curious to see how quickly they tackle blatantly illegal content if the laws were strong enough to put the business’s survival at risk.

>> Telegram did not confirm if posting people's intimate images without consent is allowed on the platform, or whether they are removed.

Incredible that they couldn’t answer this.
I’m already expecting the same protocol used for covid crisis (fear, restrictions, fines, divisiveness) will be once again applied for the impending climate crisis.
Anyone from Sendgrid here? Would love some clarification on this.
Personally I stopped using SendGrid when they forced everyone to start using insecure 2FA (requiring a phone number instead of the normal OTP/TOTP that can be setup via any authentication app), presumably to force more people to use Twillio services or something.
Would a figma file and a github file help?
https://www.figma.com/community/file/1063138616574654762
https://github.com/webalys-hq/streamline-vectors/blob/main/R...
Dismissing stuff because just you can attach a particular label to it - in this case "expert" - is intellectually and socially weak sauce. Why not instead engage with the claims and dispute them at face value, rather than resort to name calling? (Especially when the insult of choice here is "expert")
How can I find teams or small companies that need generalists?
Most jobs are advertised for specialists or full-stack. Interviews are also very specialized. Are there any teams that need good problem solvers?
As someone new to front-end and who will probably only be building small hobbyist stuff by myself, is the mountain climb that is mastering React worth it? From my initial look into it, it seems incredibly complex.
Much more limited capability wise, but much tighter guarantees about latency. More like a 80Mhz AVR 8bit than an ARM coprocessor.

The real shame of modern microcontrollers is the decoupling of peripherals and GPIO from the main processor. It prevents these sorts of hacks as all access has to be through the memory bus, effectively capping bitbanging at sub 10MHz speeds.
Disillusioned toward novel modernity, I prefer reading more deeply the remnants of our intellectual lineage. We have lost so much.

I found this on HN yesterday, a curated list of scattered esoteric topics:

https://www.globalgreyebooks.com/index.html
it creeped me out and I went further down the list to another place, so I don't know what would have happened if I had tried!
Can anyone help me with this? I searched Google with "email" in quotes and got this site:

https://www.austintexas.gov/department/police

But when I ctrl+f "email" I get no results. How does this sort of thing happen?
Good advice to limit pricing. I use all my ressources (Kubernetes, Cloud SQL, Storage, CDN, LB, DNS) without auto scaling active.
Thanks. This answers on my question.
> Because the solution can't be "keep chugging along as if nothing were".

I predict that is what the solution will be. The path to reduction in total consumption worldwide (a proxy for pollution) will only come about from reduced population.

Similar to how any other organisms reach the boundary conditions of their environment, and then experience population loss until they are within survivable parameters again.
10% doesn't say much about the value that was recovered. 10% of burglaries could very well be 5% or 90% of total value recovered. Are they disproportionately going after grand thefts or petty thefts?
I hope the ad images are also hosted on your server, or they still can be tracking.

Not criticism. I applaud your approach. I just point out that running non-tracking ads is harder than you would believe.
Why? LibreOffice is Free Software and can be run natively on everything.

Cloud software is part of a rental model.
Can't help but think that those people mostly redid what their parent's generation invented, but in a more practical/commercial way, which is an achievement in itself, but of a completely different kind.
A few countries in Europe ban face coverings in public. Mainly driven by fear of people wearing burkas.
It is, but you're much less likely to find your account suspended by your domain name provider. People lose Google accounts and Amazon accounts and all kinds of other accounts because there's so much going on with them and something somewhere triggers an automated ban (for Google, we've seen issues with people and their YouTube, or their Play Store apps, or in this case, their Gmail).

But you're far less likely to ever have any issues with your domain name provider, because you literally only have your domain with them, and don't interact with them outside of that.

I would say if you want to be extra safe, your domain provider would NOT be your hosting provider. Because you can lose your hosting, too, and we've seen stories like that here a few times.
I find your pages disorganized and very hard to read.

Can you explain what of the various mathematical structures that can be built with n bits or more specifically numbers from 0 to 2^n-1, for example the cyclic group of order 2^n or the Boolean lattice, are you associating with the various philosophical concepts you clearly intend to classify and organize?
The whole Dick Tracy thing looks better on paper in a comic.

Actually talking to my wrist just isn't comfortable.

Getting a text message update on a smart watch in't bad.
> This is the reason why Gemini are gaining popularity: the scope is limited and focused on doing one thing well.

Speaking of, firefox should support alternative web protocols (again), even if they are not used much.
Good question, but nowadays all video players and platforms are able to increase/decrease the speed of a video without affecting the audio's pitch, so I guess the reverse is also widespread...
In Landslide, San Francisco Forces Out 3 Board of Education Members
So all automobiles, tactors, planes, and trains would be banned under the libertarian ideal because I don't concent to the garbage they put into the atmosphere?

How could you justify killing off a coal plant and not any fossil fuel burning machine? How do you figure out harms already done?

Also, how do you respond to my earlier question?
$1T opportunity: JPMorgan becomes first major bank in the metaverse
That's some quality nit-picking (which IMO is rather enjoyable) but it doesn't really address what I put forward does it?

Thinking "Mr. X is a bad person" is still subject to external experiences and should be re-evaluated if given further evidence.

If it can be re-evaluated if given further evidence, surely the initial opinion was invalid?

> they think that (or not) because of the interaction between experience and lower-level value functions, not experience alone.

"Experience" entails an interaction with inner values for humans - you can't really separate experience from the inner values without cutting off the nervous system from it... at which point you can't call it experiencing something anymore.
Ember is in “SPA” space, so it is competing against other big js frameworks like angular and Aurelia. Angular is super famous and is backed by google,so it is more used, than ember.

On the other hand, react & vue are in “view layer” with ability to move to full SPA space with additional libraries. Hence, they have wider scope, and therefore are more used than large frameworks like angular.

This won’t change in future either. Large js framework will require more learning effort. So, newer devs would prefer smaller frameworks.
I'm currently going through a science fiction phase and recently completed reading the Remembrance of Earth's Past trilogy [0] by Cixin Liu. It's a page-turning space opera thriller I can highly recommend.

If you are into fantasy crime fiction (think Godfather with some fantasy elements), do check out The Green Bone Saga [1] by Fonda Lee.

[0] https://www.goodreads.com/series/189931-remembrance-of-earth...
[1] https://www.goodreads.com/series/216281-the-green-bone-saga
i'm also guessing they didn't test different temperament tunings either, which is a shame given that the whole argument for 432Hz has to do with mathematical symmetry
This from the same government that already devalued the currency used by the same people they want to be trusted by
It was “demonetised”. To be fair and accurate context, a window of few months was provided to get the demonetise notes replaced with the equivalent amount of new notes.
There was an article describing it in detail on the frontpage a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30330144
I work for one of the most well known, fully decentralised, opensource crypto currencies. I'm therefore quite familiar with our objectives (to take over the world, mwhaha) .. but no seriously:

1. Govts can (and should) regulate -exchanges- who are setting the exchange rate at the same time as offering to be the bank for poorly educated crypto holders, so they can use folks money to buy low and sell high.

2. Govts (already) make it a legal obligation to declare and pay tax, crypto is no different than dealing in cash.

People who break the laws of their country should be tried under those laws, ie: tax evasion.. this isn't new to crypto.

What the RBI are saying is they object to crypto removing their ability to.. (see point 1.) control the supply. When they talk about managing the economy, what they mean is 'their ability to print money'. Furthermore they argue their ability to make up the rules as they go is enshrined and justified by the notion that 'that's how it's always been done'.. well welcome to technological advancement? Crypto is FAR from perfect right now but it is based on a premise that a truly fair and un-cheatable system is possible, and that has govts terrified.
The Harebrained Scheme to Turn Magic: The Gathering Cards into NFTs
"S" = seat. "I" = pedals and crank. "=" for the chain and that part of the frame. "O" for the crank and rear wheel sprockets. "o" for the front axle. "X" for the stem for steering, in this case with upright handlebars. Standard diamond frame, and of course, two tires.

_
S____\
.-./ \ /X.-.
/ /\ \I/ /\ \
( O==)==O ( o )
\ / I \ /
`-’ `-’

Anyone want to offer me a job? :)
I think one of the troubles here is the difference between a GUI and a command line type app. Very true on a GUI you can hide the extension and display file type in a column, which is what Windows and MacOS both increasingly do. However on the command line its still fundamentally part of the filename, to fix that is a larger job and my suggestion is that it should not be part of he filename, but metadata on the file/filesystem.

The other problem with hiding the extension is that you then have "file name" collisions, two files will appear to have the same name but only differentiate by the "type". I think that's wrong.
I agree, there are too many confounders to draw a conclusion from this, a lot of the things in this study could be just down to random chance.
This is a very pessimistic view of the whole Web. Going by the author's point, we shouldn't even meet people at any place and have a discussion because anything you say will be gone forever.

People were collecting knowledge in books since they were invented, then we got web and we started using that as medium to share knowledge. Books have a long lifetime, but even they are not forever. Look how web has contributed, it would never have if we didn't shared relevant stuff on someone else's website.

Don't stop sharing relevant stuff on web forums.
How to sell advertising that sells:

Prerequisites:

- get out of my face

. ...and ears...

- stop profiling me

- stop following me

- just get out of my life, entirely.

Done? Good. Now pick up an old "Computer Shopper" magazine and see how it was done: all info, no lifestyle. Make people want to read your advertising copy and they will read it. If they are in the market for the products you're selling they will consider you as an option if the price is right and the product seems to fit the bill. Don't lie, don't exaggerate, just inform.

In other words, this will never happen because neither the prerequisites nor the recipe fit the bill when you're selling desire and pipe dreams.
No you're pointing to the logic of the argument which the parent doubts, and indeed doesn't seem to be that much of a statement very few people agree on.

If you read my comment again, I was referring to why that needs to be followed with "anti-democratic political right wing" and his ties to Trump. What does that actually have to do with the topic of the best interview question and the poor example. The point doesn't change just because the one making the example is of any particular conviction and has no relevance to the topic.
Testing Library
Out of curiosity, why do you find ScopedTypeVariables essential? I've written a fair amount of Haskell code and never once needed it.
good luck getting here lol
Thank you very much for the thoughtful response! This has given me a ton of stuff to dig into. Now I wish the Penkesu ran BTRON too...

I can't believe just how advanced it was for the time. Utterly surreal.
Echidna, an open-source smart contract fuzzer, released version 2.0.0
This does not apply to surgical or ffp2 masks generally.
Amazonians too
I think the "paleo" comment is a bit unfair! ;-)

And it has to be said that we do appear in fact to know with a good degree of certainty that at least one of the common cold viruses is very, very new in humans.

OC43 (a coronavirus) almost certainly arrived in humans in the 1890s (and is now thought to be what caused the deadly "Russian Flu" pandemic).

And we have another one to add now.
If it wasn’t for Uncharted on PlayStation, I’d probably never have learned about Sir Francis Drake’s piracy on behalf of Queen Elizabeth I. https://www.britannica.com/biography/Francis-Drake

He gave half the value to the Queen, which she used to pay off the country’s debt. The other half made him a very wealthy man.

I can’t wait for the movie this Friday!
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1464335/
"Talent borrows, genius steals" being attributed to Oscar Wilde but being possibly stolen as well :-)

At least Goethe (the german shakespeare if you will) said quite the same in the 18th century.
I'm the owner of Safename. Any suggestions and feedback would be welcome.
Nice to see this argument referred to on here.

A 432 A makes the math behind music so much nicer to work with (ignoring legacy baggage).
I meant more like huge red and green exclamation mark near the file icon, not "type: Application" hidden in rarely shown places.

In linux it's pretty obvious: https://www.rootusers.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/gnome-t...

The main advantage is that the UI for opening documents (vim file) is different from the UI for running executables (./file) which is different from the UI for running executables as administrator (sudo ./file).

This makes it impossible to accidentally execute a file that looks like a document.
Whenever I am learning something with zero knowledge, certainly, I imitate. As I gain more knowledge, I start to see patterns that allow me to branch out. I feel like this is a natural progression of things.
EPA has a bunch of air quality stations in that area (they don't provide real time data though):

https://www.epa.gov/outdoor-air-quality-data/interactive-map...

(from there, click through to the map and then turn on layers of interest)
wow, now that is some serious hacking and mind-blowing. Probably one of the best abuses of hardware I've seen for a while.
>how should we manage this as a society?

A laundry list of institutions lost functionally all of their credibility in the eyes of the public during covid. Speaking on behalf of the government, a prestigious university or having a blue check, none of those things mean squat anymore. Sure they make you credible than some Youtube talking head but that's a low bar. Rebuilding that credibility (or building replacement institutions) will take time or it will take force.

So yes, "just ignore it and keep chugging along" is an option and IMO it's probably the better one.
The problem seems to be that Unicode has gone a bit too far. No need to have the ability to do this.
We're not even squarely on the other side of Covid yet, and I'm already sick and tired of the "worse than Covid" trope.
That's not really an answer. Do you not agree that libratarians are universally against public jobs and infrasructure?

The only government I've seen universally supported by libratarians is a strong judicial system to enforce no harm principles.
Why Shroeder's test? Does it have anything to do with Gerhard Schroeder? I fail to see what. :-)
This is really the reason why masks were common in Asia. Except Japan.

But their pollution is a lot higher than ours. Pollution here in Barcelona is not high enough that I'd consider wearing a mask for it. And the upcoming bans of old diesels and two stroke scooters will make things even better.

I'll never get used to masks anyway. They'll always be an extreme annoyance. I wear them because it's mandatory and I agree right now they make sense. But as the pandemic turns endemic they have to stop. I'd rather live 10 years less than have to wear them for the rest of my life. Especially outside.
> What do you want the filesystem programmer to do?

Replace:

if(bytestring_ends_with(filename, ".exe")) execute_file(...);

By:

if(last_displayed_glyphs_equal(filename, ".exe")) execute_file(...);
It is literally the second most used js framework in the survey.

While I am no fan of angular, I think angular is on right track. Once they support non-NgModule and vite, their satisfaction will improve.
Totally agree and to be honest I slightly misunderstood your original comment. You’re definitely being helpful to politely encourage use of the prefix conventions where they are a good fit.
>if they picked an off-the-shelf engine

I would add an anti-pattern in contrary to that: engine duct-taping.

There might be a specific solution in the engine for a problem, or in the underlying library/graphics API, which a developer could make use of/could unlock. But the level/game designers chose to build solutions on top of high-level engine features, which leads to poor performance, bugs, glitches and unwanted side effects.
Proxies are cool. I use them in github.com/thebinarysearchtree/artwork which I haven't released. That libraries tag line is "you wanted less javascript and more html, so we delivered - artwork, the 100% javascript and css front-end framework". Anyway, I use proxies when I want a bunch of divs with classnames. You just do

const { container, heading } = divs;

and then container is assigned to an HTMLDivElement <div class="container"></div> and the same type of thing for heading because divs is a proxy for an object with getters that can figure out the name of the variable you are destructing into and create a new element with that class name. It saves a lot of code.

const container = document.createElement('div');
container.className = 'container';
const heading = document.createElement('div');
heading.className = 'heading';

The other way you can create elements is just with a common:

const heading = span({ title: artName, innerText: whatever });

etc so my web components have less code than react components, and run at native hand-written speed. Proxies aren't actually slow despite what I had read via google. In fact, the proxy is a bit faster than the naive implementation because it caches the divs and cloneNodes them.

For the second way of creating elements (the span example), instead of creating a function for every html or svg tag, I use another proxy so you can do:

const { span, h3 } = html;

and it creates the span and h3 function dynamically. This saves me writing all the code for each tag and allows new tags to be used without me having to add them to the library.
TL:DW: there are clear signs that this is not just a military exercise. 70% of russian tactical troops on the border. They are actually ready to wage war, there's no doubt about it. They did something similar in 2014.

But maybe it's just a very expensive strategy game to see what happens.
You have Alpine Linux container image that is around 2 Mb in size.

And its a shame AWS doesn't allow volumes with sizes smaller than 1 GiB that i understand you can get really small images with Unikernels
Unfortunately, I suspect this will continue. There is undoubtedly a place for Crypto, but I would advise those who believe it will replace 'fiat' to take a course in economics or learn the role of the federal reserve and why it was created in the US.

Political views aside, many believe economic policy to be a key pillar of a government and anything threatening this power will be squashed at all costs in countries where this pillar exists.

Where this pillar exists being the key here, which is why we are seeing national adoption in countries that lack it. Despite this, an outright ban is indeed lazy and removes a country from the global Crypto economy.
Agreed. Recently started a new project with react and it's awesome. Especially in combination with tailwindcss and vite. Very little code. Fast to production.

All the popular react libraries feel very mature, have zero vulnerabilities (at least according to npm) and are easily integrated.

It was a blast!
Nah it's in Google's best interest to keep FF on life support and even for that they don't need FF specifically.
That's like saying you won't visit the US because of racism. I don't know what you think caste is, but just like racism, it has been illegal for a long time. And just like racism it is still prevalent, but it's probably the worst possible reason to avoid India
I received two motherboards from Newegg recently. Because of a screw up in shipping, my first motherboard didn't look like it was ever going to show up, so they send me another one. A week later, the first one did show up. I contacted them and they definitely wanted one back, seemed genuinely happy I contacted them about it. They sent me a return label and it went off back to them that day.
> Apple's WASM size restrictions

What are those? I searched for that and I got no relevant results
Oh no, my "what if" is catching. I have taken my rightful place in the pantheon of those undermining reason ;-)
I meant Electron brought webapps to the Desktop. Now Web Assembly seems to bring native apps to the browser.