skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Funny you mention that -- when our liaison came to the airport he called the CTO and hand-wrote out an authorization form . . . then paid the border security people MPesa (and cash) lol . . .
Ask HN: Best resources for designing developer tools?
What are the best resources you have come across that helped you learn about "designing" for developers as your primary customer?

Documentation, SDK development, clean API design, reducing friction in the set up, etc.

What is something you always look for from these tools or that makes you choose one over another?
The site simply told me it refused to work without microphone access. Maybe it depends on the browser.
I've tried for years to get one that use to be in use as an automotive model fan site. Hasn't been updated in years, last copyright info says 2002. Online services say it may generate <$100/year in ad fees. Tried to contact the owner using every way imaginably. Never got a reply.
I guess there has never been a better time to switch to a keto diet!
The title is "MIT Chose Ethereum’s PoS As Top Technological Breakthrough", not "MIT declares Ethereum’s PoS As First PoS".

Implementation matters more than "first!!11!". Obviously, starting with PoS is gonna be easier than creating a network and currency on PoW and then enabling the transition from PoW to PoS.

"Dragging their feet" is a funny way of saying "taking their time to implement it correctly". None of this stuff is easy and since most of the work is novel, it makes it extra hard to make sure everything is ok implemented.

If you take a closer look at Ethereums implementation of PoS, you'll notice there are a couple of novel ideas, which I'm guessing is why they got mentioned here. Another user in this submission already expanded on it too: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30515423
Been running CalyxOS on my Pixel 5 for half a year now, and it's been great. I'd advise just doing the installation yourself instead of buying a pre-configured phone, since it's not very hard if you already have a bit of technical know-how.

The only downside is I hate Android 12. :P
This is a shockingly bad take. Nobody else is poisoning political rivals with radioactive umbrellas in London. Nobody else had a Gulag Archipelago. Not even Hitler killed half as many people in concentration camps.

Russian Fed is an organized crime family with a hundred million hostages controlled by mob bosses Putin is a dictator.
... sounds like a mainframe circa 1975.
Should probably have done what this swedish chemistry professor did

https://www.thelocal.se/20181213/lund-professor-freed-studen...
Yeah, i noticed that as well. People love to choose sides and even change their own judgments just to fit into closest side. E.g. left vs right narrative is a perfect example.

That's very interesting drawback of humans. Would be interesting to see research into that. I think that's definitely the thing that we want to solve in the future to build a better society.
There are literally 100s of thousands, if not millions of healthcare workers, why could they only perform this study on 48 of them?
I was a Flash developer during most of the 2000s until exactly this memo. I was incredibly productive and felt like my art and engineering sides were used constantly. So many client projects but also personal projects and games during that time. Then it was just taken away in what felt overnight. It took me years to get up to speed with html5/css3/js, which wasn't ready for primetime when this memo came out. I'm probably a better developer in many ways in the long run but I still, in 2022, can't bang out fun flash cartoons or simple little games with the speed of 20 years ago. Sure we're not locked into a browser plugin and accessibility is much better, but it still feels like a several steps back.
From what I understand:

There are countries in Europe that are not a member of the European Union. Eg: UK, Switzerland, Norway.

From what the OP said, they are from Russia, and studying in another eastern European country. (Russians (as well as plenty of non-Russians) have a tendency to go to Europe/UK/USA/Canada etc for higher studies I think.)

Russia is not a member of EU.

The eastern-European country the OP is studying in is probably a member of EU, and from there the person is trying to acquire an EU passport.

I'm guessing OP wasn't studying in Ukraine (which AFAIK isn't in EU), because then they'd have bigger problems at the moment than data science seeming like a waste.
(By the way, I see unconfirmed reports that Ukraine has just been made a EU member. Like, today).

tl;dr: non-EU citizen trying to acquire EU citizenship.
I prefer the very explicit first React example. While I'm not a web dev, on a larger project with a larger team, implicit stuff generally makes things harder to understand and more error-prone. I don't see the boilerplate as a negative, I see it as documentation.
> How does the average founder in a four-founder startup hold 31.79% of equity after the pre-seed round?

How does the average founder in a 4-founder startup hold more than 1/4 of the equity at all? Something is wrong with this stat.
Oh, that’s an interesting question too though. I’ve wondered if protesting would be a frightening prospect for Russians. Do you think that’s possible? Here in Canada I’d say protesting has been relatively safe for generations. In Russia, dissent has been punished many times over. Should they be protesting more right now, or are there real personal risks attached? I honestly don’t know, but I try not to judge too much.
How do you enable this without first giving google your phone number? My understanding is you have to set up SMS 2 factor auth first before you can change it to TOTP.
Maybe a dumb question - why would Nvidia not publish all their code then?
Management and sales completed their takeover of Mozilla over the last 5 years. The Mozilla we knew for decades is dead and gone, and now there's a zombie consumer tech company left in its place.

Relevant, as this is exactly what happened: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4VBqTViEx4
It's true, but the counterpoint is that DSLs make your life much easier in 90% of the cases (if not more).

Personally I've never found a problem I wasn't able to solve in Svelte.
Zillaverse, the free and open web's last bastion. Now in 3d!

What am I overlooking, how is this going to help Mozilla and the web?
A factor of two reduction in LOC and an elimination of almost all boilerplate is justifiable in itself. I don't know where the author said "I think this looks cooler"
An act of friendship and solidarity when it mattered. But weren't those Soviet submarines made and based in the Ukraine? One part of the union that helped India is invading another.

The only way I can make the pieces fit together is to say that somehow Russia is the part of the Soviet Union that matters and Ukraine was a sort of colony. In which case India now takes the side of the coloniser (and would-be re-coloniser) against the former (and perhaps future) colony. That's real friendship.
I was consulting for a startup once and the owner asked me to create an examination he could use to screen front-end "developers". Question #1 asked the applicant to create a modal dialog without using Javascript. He told me that question filtered out several candidates.
I’m saying it’s a misapplication of a fiction novel to take the themes of 1984 and use them as a broad swipe at intellectualism in the real world.
No love for classic menus and similar controls using the :target selector? Might be as old as the hills, but still ...
I sometimes get a feeling of jealous admiration for people who can so eloquently put down in writing their opinions about things that are happening in the world and can clearly choose sides with their seemingly irresistible arguments. If I wanted to write my opinion about something publicly, I am afraid I could be attacked with counter-arguments and would not be able to properly respond to most of them on the spot. Then I need to retreat and think them through. This renders me unable to express my opinion because of this uncomfortable situation. I don't think it's a big loss though because I can still do it in my private circle.

Sometimes this inability to distinguish facts from fiction, hearing seemingly rational arguments from two opposite sides and trying to choose one side causes such mental fatigue that I simply want to go with my gut and ignore the other side completely. Then again, one day I learn that what I believed to be right before, I believe to be wrong now.

I am genuinely interested, do you have any ideological or political leaning? How do you then know that they are correct and you are not being lied to?
> I have this unnatural fear of what people might have done on the seats.

Do you have this same fear of hotel room beds and avoid them for it?
4 GiB RAM. Oddly it’s on the features page.
It’s very unfortunate to read such a statement - Isaacson’s “The Innovators” is an amazing book that never lost its objectivity throughout my readings.
Rumor is, they still keep ISDN gateways operational as well ;-)
There are plenty of SWE jobs adjacent to ML that you'll probably fit right into. I specialized in networking in grad school and was always building web management tools for project. Turned out liking the app development tasks better and went that route.
I'm somewhat favorably surprised they kept the version history stuff at all instead of pointing to caniuse.com, which specializes in it.
We don't hate you. Actually we would love to see Russia move forward and Russian people improve their lives. We are great-full that Russia stopped the Nazis in WWII and we don't want to worry about having the world blown up. See how Germany was able to come ahead after being really hated. The world needs Russia. We worry about the Russian oligarchs. They stay in power making the people believe that the west hates Russia. We don't. We love Russia.
Have a look at Ukraine's military crowdfunding instructions, because it demonstrates a non-seamless transfer of money.

As a user outside of Ukraine you cannot send money directly to accounts in Ukraine (unless your bank handles it specially). However, what you can do is send money directly to the Ukraine central bank (!!!) and in the memo field, specify which account should be credited.

That is how I assume all interbank transfers would operate without SWIFT. Couldn't tell you why Ukraine uses this system since they're not banned from it.
I really don't think I am. Look, for example at this project that is on the front page of HN: https://docs.taler.net/

They describe it as an anonymous payment system. That matches the first definition here: https://www.dictionary.com/browse/anonymous
How Serverless Cloud Works (Part 1)
So, I can't for the life of me find any references while I'm pretty sure in the past having read what I claimed.

Maybe this helps?: https://twitter.com/aerique/status/1498684767696523271
> Instead of clamoring for others to give their stuff away, work with like minded people to create your own.

I'm not the one "clamoring" for anybody to give anything away.

Disney didn't work with any of the original creators of these tales, nor their surviving relatives, yet they took that "stuff" and made it solely their own.

> Or is your time more valuable trading labor for money like most people?

I think shared culture is more valuable than having it exploited and gate-kept for purely commercial purposes.

Yet we now live in a world were institutions and people can get "punished" for singing happy birthday.

It's plainly absurd, but by now so normalized that most people stopped caring or even questioning the kind of power and influence Disney has amassed trough it's questionable practices.
Nvidia took pushing bullshit proprietary APIs to the next level after seeing how ell Creative did with EAX killing competition. Not much love out there for things like GameWorks https://pcper.com/2014/05/nvidia-and-amd-fight-over-nvidia-g...
Listen to extinct bird songs brought back to life
Interested to understand how does this compares and relates to https://github.com/99designs/gqlgen. Especially in the area of type system, is this reflection based, materialized types?
I don't see why someone needs to wait 'years' on a coin for such a move when others already exist that are neither Proof-of-Work or Proof-of-Stake, unless you just plan on speculating on the cryptocurrency.
Elon Musk Says SpaceX Can Keep the ISS Flying If Russia Won't
This should totally be adjusted in the title I would suggest.
It is a tough feeling if you make yourself aware that to emphasize might mean you are taken advantage off. Probably not too healthy to experience that too often.
They may also be affected once the foreign reserves of Russia are frozen, which many of them now are.
Eigen does this
And I, as a Polish person, should be especially aware of the importance of geopolitics. Personally, I've been lucky enough to live in a fully sovereign Poland for my whole life but that is something that was a pipe dream for all my ancestors for the last 200 years mostly due to our geographic position between major European powers - so well, geopolitics.

The thing is, I thought these dark times when people are sent to kill each other to redraw some arbitrary lines on the map are long gone, together with its apologists.
> My take is it's because building UI is building software for humans, and humans often want behavior that doesn't allow for clean abstraction. Backend dev is more about building for other software -- not that it's easier, just a different set of problems.

Never really thought about it this way but I completely agree
No, start detaining the "elite"'s relatives and seize their property. Investigate their souce of income, and legality of their new citizenships or residence status.
You should pay yourself replacement value.

What would you need to pay to replace the closest version to you at the stage of the company u are at.
I couldn’t interact with the sidebar on mobile. It kept either reloading the page or scrolling to the top
Replacing the firmware blob too is kinda the point of the driver. Now, if also the signing key were in the dump, people could finally sign their own firmware blobs. It's probably not legal to facilitate that in any way, but how can it be proven if you don't distribute any homegrown blobs?

Edit: even if the Nvidia blob were used, it would (i) be a big departure from Mesa architecture and infrastructure and (ii) it would be illegal to distribute it. Nvidia could also introduce an arbitrary amount of protocol madness to make accessing the firmware blob as difficult as possible.
In my general use, often it was cases where you either didn’t need to or just some minor `:active` styling was enough.

We also did just use some JS to for instance hide the button. Our goal wasn't to avoid JS perse, just AJAX wasn't really a thing yet.
Telstra says 2 of 3 Tasmanian fibre cables cut, explaining Internet outage
Data scientist builds a detailed network map of 'The Witcher'
You seem to be implying that MDN is no longer the best resource for reading documentation about web technologies. Outside of reading the W3C RFCs, is there something better out there?
The dark mode checkbox in this example doesn't remember my selection if I refresh the page. So wouldn't you need JS for it to follow you both across the domain and also upon page refresh?
It is because they aren't self-funding in the way that an ex-Paypal billionaire can. Elon Musk started Tesla with enough money to be a VC himself, but put it in to his own companies.

Normal SWEs can follow this example by saving up and being willing to work for a big discount if it's their own company they're working on. That's not going to let you start a car company but for a website it might be enough.
> Wait, this sounds like redesign for redesign's sake?

Is it "redesign for redesign's sake" if even your quoted text states the reasons behind it? ("improved navigability and a universal look and feel across all our pages")
Totally agree. I do a lot of interviews for my employer and no one cares about your GPA or really even your degree once you have some work experience.

I've been working in IT and software development since I left high school; it was never a barrier that I went to school to be an aircraft mechanic and don't have a tech-related degree.
Stuplimity: Shock and Boredom in Twentieth-Century Aesthetics
Elm composes just fine and you can get close to the semantics of components. I wrote this over 3 years ago, have been using it in many projects with no concerns. https://package.elm-lang.org/packages/z5h/component-result/l...

There are other ways to achieve similar. You don't end up with "big mess of hard-to-follow spaghetti code", you might end up with a "large amount of unfamiliar-looking code". Getting better at reading a larger-than-anticipated amount of unfamiliar code takes a bit of practice, then it isn't a problem. And then you have all the benefits of Elm with zero problems.

The actual hard thing about code is managing complexity, and working with "it just works" magic when it doesn't "just work".

I agree Elm has some flaws, and there is an initial up-front time investment which is unsavoury to many.
This one really hurts scanability, which was exceptionally good with the old design. I don't care what they do to the stuff around the content, but this redesign has made the content itself harder to use, which makes it a bad redesign, considering how content-focused the site is.
> You should be using the css prefers-color-scheme media query

Problem is, this doesn't always work;

https://forum.manjaro.org/t/google-chrome-not-in-dark-mode/8...
https://forum.manjaro.org/t/why-media-query-always-choosing-...

Editing config or .desktop files to work around such issues may be an option for experienced user, but even speaking from such a users perspective, I would much prefer a webpage to offer me a simple button or checkbox.
This would be because Russia no longer has that foreign currency, since it was frozen. If 60% of a totalitarian dictatorship's foreign currency is frozen, the dictator is going to make sure that all the foreign currency which the dictatorship does have access to belongs to him.
Neat project! This looks like it'll come in handy quite a bit in my day to day.

I'm still looking through the readme, but I have a question. When I build models, sometimes I pair the modeling with Standardization or log transforms - is RasgoQL the right place to be doing those types of transformations?
Still annoyed at what they did with WebThings (https://iot.mozilla.org/).

Seeing the similarity between this and their previous efforts like WebThings, in terms of providing more open alternatives to upcoming proprietary trends. It's unfortunate they lack follow through and commitment.
Oh I had to take an IQ test for a company I applied for last year and it was one of (several) reasons I turned down the offer. It's such a weird and archaic way to vet candidates. I've never had another company ask for me to take one.
Only currently. From what I gathered from their site, they plan to support all major platforms.
A mail client with its local bayesian filtering works fine for me, given you take a little time to flag spam and tune the filter. I use Thunderbird.
I noticed this too. I think the charitable way to read this is: "The average survey respondant who is part of a 4-founder startup" and that the survey was biased towards responses from founders with larger equity stakes in their companies.
"The Path To Mozilla Hubs": https://gfodor.medium.com/the-path-to-mozilla-hubs-2697e6354...
The source websites are still available. If you want to look for Russian propaganda it's not hard to find.

That said, I would like to at least see the option of, say, not making a channel's videos discoverable in the feed, or even force-delisting them, short of deleting them or banning the channel.
One thing i really do not like on GNU Taler is separate customer and merchant accounts with restriction of receiving money for merchant account only.

In contrast to banking, where one has an account that works pretty much the same regardless of role of clients and nature of their transactions.
Nothing is written in stone, it's never too late.

In IT knowledge is important, but the ability to gain knowledge is even more important. Just finish your degree. This way you can prove, you can gain knowledge.
I was a CS major and during my first "real" internship, I was feeling the same way. I dreaded coming to work. It was a long day. I was working in a windowless office, writing PL/SQL to generate reports and trying to learn COBOL for some legacy billing system. I was not offered full time work, fortunately. Everything worked out when I got a job doing Web Development with .NET and JavaScript. For me, just the change in technology was enough. And I needed to grow up a little more. I still work as a developer and my days fly by.
I am 100% confident that the first commercially available compact fusion reactor will win this prize too.
> the best coder I ever hired taught herself to code while getting off heroin in a Glasgow slum

Those words bust the biggest bias I realized I had/have - against addicts. Thank you very much!
React.__SECRET_INTERNALS_DO_NOT_USE_OR_YOU_WILL_BE_FIRED
> Oh no, not the global finance! How sad.

You jest, but much like a man who has just lost his job and has no foreseeable income, Russia is now entirely dependent upon what savings it has to pay for everything... from China. Surely, China wouldn't take advantage of their comrades, right?
Does anyone knows why?
I salute your bravery, kidnapped contractors.

I would rather a bunch of Ericsson contractors get kidnapped and ransomed, and local evil terrorist goons bribed by Ericsson (a greed-driven, evil telcom), and then have local Ericsson towers installed and operating than have it all done by Huawei to the same effect.
I created an account just to say this is great! Made me go down memory lane, college art history class. I even made a Flemish art website because of it years ago (Dürer was very influential in Flemish art, even though he was German). If anyone is interested in a few more pieces along with my college notes :) ... http://www.flemish-art.com/artist/albrecht-durer
Completing a degree means you can commit and deliver, IMO.

So does a lot of other valuable and still relevant lived experiences, and they come without the price tag.

But we all already know that.
I see. At least you have the freedom to move email hosts though.
Do you really need to switch? IME most services don't really use email for anything.
First link:

"This video is not available in your country" (Im in Europe)
Well I have defended Mozillas decisions in the past and still thought they where the good guys, then they came out with this trash. Waste of money. If they can eventually monetize it then great, but personally, I don't think it will generate any revenue and just be a money-sink.

Guess it might be time to switch browser soon ): Google have won.
That was also after Cuba nationalized its industries, many of which had US shareholders without paying them, had political purges that murdered hundreds of thousands (Che shirts celebrate a mass murderer) got in bed with the USSR and tried to put nukes on the island.

The idea that Cuba was minding its own business is laughable.

Nobody wants a psychopath neighbor on a moscow leash with nukes 90mi from their border…
PSA the database of instructions and intrinsics is in this xml file

https://www.intel.com/content/dam/develop/public/us/en/inclu...
FYI we have updated our policy to make way for those people and organizations that are based in Russia and are fighting against the regime. Same applies to anyone that is not a resident of Russia and has no ties to the regime.
This smells like propaganda to me.

Who would benefit from us reading this 5 month old information at this critical juncture?
> Russia is currently firing on innocent civilians in a sovereign country right now. Explain how what you just said is relevant to that.

According to a multi-decade policy followed by Western countries, that is not a crime.