skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
While I see some truth in your argument I disagree one the whole.

I am a parent and a teacher and I think the process is very different. Yes I sometimes differ from how I thought I would raise my children, but only in the details.

Now with teaching the problem is that you have to deal with all the kids/adults that were raised in ways that you strongly disagree with.
For AWS, you don't need to hit the cli in this circuitous manner. The clis are all generated from their API models, which are published publicly in json format.
How JavaScript Array Works Internally?
How China Made an Exascale Supercomputer Out of Old 14 Nanometer Tech
I'm not a power user, but I have found this combination works well:

Firefox + uBlock Origin + Video Background Play Fix

uBlock Origin -> removes the ads (but no sponsorblock)
Video Background Play Fix -> lets you turn off the screen or switch tabs with it still playing
Have you seen ff config hardening by arkenfox?
This American Lingo TV game looks very similar. I think Wordle's hard mode is the same.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=sC0kie6dPjo
I’ve always enjoyed solving a problem with code but I’ve never enjoyed coding for coding’s sake. I always have some other end in mind, even if it’s only leaning a new language or framework or pattern. I think it’s actually quite an advantage because if you’re too lazy to write code that doesn’t solve a real problem you’re less likely to over-engineer things.
Hi! I'm the Liblast project lead :)

I very much understand that having "libre" in the name throws you off, because that phenomenon is a part of why we're doing this project :)

Most FOSS games don't have an original idea and don't have a good direction. A lot of open-source games are just inferior remakes of existing proprietary games.
We intend to do something different and hopefully something much better.
But we're very early on this path still.

If you'd like to learn more about why this project exists and what is the idea behind it, here's a video where I explain just that:
https://youtu.be/JAQH2AVvKhU
Mammalian offspring derived from a single unfertilized egg
It's only tightly coupled if you let it be. You can create changesets around any data shape, whether thats connected to your schema' table, a partial view of a table or entirely independent.
So what happens if an object the size of a microchip traveling with 0.9c crashes on a planet?
I am reasonably sure trying to commission building one would bring the attention of the United States and ah, the situation would develop not necessarily to your advantage...
> I'd be happy to support youtube if they actually supported their community and content creators

YouTube Premium does support creators, 55% of your subscription gets split among the creators you watch. The more you watch a specific creator, the more they get from your subscription. I've seen some creators say they get more from Premium users than from ad-watching users.
This CEO does not seem to belong to this internet age …
Reminds me of RINA (Recursive Internetwork Architecture):

> RINA's fundamental principles are that computer networking is just Inter-Process Communication or IPC, and that layering should be done based on scope/scale, with a single recurring set of protocols, rather than based on function, with specialized protocols. The protocol instances in one layer interface with the protocol instances on higher and lower layers via new concepts and entities that effectively reify networking functions currently specific to protocols like BGP, OSPF and ARP. In this way, RINA claims to support features like mobility, multihoming and quality of service without the need for additional specialized protocols like RTP and UDP, as well as to allow simplified network administration without the need for concepts like autonomous systems and NAT.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recursive_InterNetwork_Archite...
Youtube.com on Brave mobile continues to play music / video when the screen is off. No ads.
If NATO territory is attacked, then obviously NATO would retaliate as that is the very purpose of NATO, but some sources were saying that Jens Soltenberg extended that to attack on the convoys inside Ukraine as well:

> “Today, the head of NATO… Mr. Stoltenberg has made a statement: if a single projectile, a single bullet hits a convoy that … [is delivering arms] to Ukraine, [NATO] will consider it a trigger for Article 5 [of the North Atlantic Treaty],” Danilov said while on air on Rada, the Ukrainian parliament's TV Channel.

https://www.farsnews.ir/en/news/14001222000658/Kiev-Claims-N...

I know that is not the most truthworthy source of course.
I have seen something like what you explain here, except extensions: https://github.com/grzegorzk/ff_in_podman
Here you go:

<Project Sdk="Microsoft.NET.Sdk">

<PropertyGroup>
<TargetFramework>net6.0</TargetFramework>
<Nullable>enable</Nullable>
<ImplicitUsings>enable</ImplicitUsings>
<OutputType>exe</OutputType>
</PropertyGroup>

<ItemGroup>
<FrameworkReference Include="Microsoft.AspNetCore.App" />
</ItemGroup>

</Project>

Just create an empty ASP.NET Core project, change the SDK, add a FrameworkReference and a OutputType.

Read the console args and configure the web app with a port as desired.
Sounds like Robin Dreeke. He has some amazing talks on youtube, the ones from tech conferences especially. I think they're super-fascinating, packed with insights, and awesome.
Hi! I'm the Liblast project lead :)

We've have been bundling Godot binaries, but that's already been cleaned up.
We're hosting the currently used builds on a VPS now, you can get the current one by running the `download.sh` script in `Godot` subfolder in the repo. This lets the Liblast team easily update the editor and stay in sync.

Unless you're talking about something different? :)
Right, these alternative energy storage systems are untested technology. Contrary to your prior claims, they're not being built at grid scale currently.
My Pinephone Setup
Discussion seems to be here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30663739
Radarr sounds like the type of software that no vendor would accept in their app store. Why would you expect it to be available through a Linux package manager?

As for the convoluted installation process under Linux, that is on the developer. They can provide packages directly, create a distribution agnostic application, or provide an installer. All of these approaches are in common use under Linux. None of them require the use of the command line. It is also worth noting that the second option is similar to how Mac applications are distributed while the third option is how Windows applications are distributed. The fact that Radarr's developers decided to do something else, something that required the command line, says more about them than it does about Linux.

With respect to user-hostile US approaches, please don't get me started. Windows itself is far from perfect in this respect.
Take a today's molten salt reactor with added automatic chemical extraction of fission products and dumping it overboard and couple it with ionic thrusters at 100x voltage of the ones already working at NASA, and you can get to 0.01c in few years. 2-4 stages and get to Alpha Centauri in 100-200 years. And we're talking about ship of at least several tons reaching the destination, not just small chip.
> Cascade is written in C++

For those confused by the title.
Both reputable imo. People overlook things like location, weather, diversity in culture, etc. Make sure the place is somewhere you can enjoy for the next ~5 years.
When I see this list, my question is, are there entries which are redundant and only in there, because the original author didn't understand them?
From my understanding f.e.

toolkit.telemetry.enabled = false

Should disable everything under

toolkit.telemetry.*

Furthermore I would expect the UI flag to disable telemetry to overrule all other settings and globally disable telemetry
Well, I guess different people have different experiences. I know writers who enjoy writing.

The act of writing implies the whole creative process. Coming up with good ideas is akin to inventing something. And getting good insights is usually quite satisfying.
Define "cracked" here. Is it a crack to add a feature to an app, for example?
I can no longer image using Firefox without Simple Tab Groups. It's like git stash, but for browser tabs -- it makes context-switching much easier when working on many things from the same browser.
Wouldn’t it be more like another 4.5 years to hear back?

The probe itself doesn’t need to turn around and come back.
Right - but actually comprehending the differences in different versions of that JSON isn't at all easy.

The diff of a CLI help output is a lot more readable than the diff of a JSON file.
YTM cannibalized Google Music, and replaced it with a service with less features. I don't see $10/mo for a lesser product as a good deal at all.
I followed YC from the time it was just a glimmer in pg’s eye (http://www.paulgraham.com/start.html). By the time I went through YC myself, in the Winter 2008, I felt like I was already late to the game. Eventually I realized W08 was still early, early days. (For example, the weekly dinners were generally cooked by pg himself. Also, the benches would see-saw up if someone on the wrong side left their seat—I’m sure some of you fellow old-timers now recall that idiosyncrasy with a strange sense of fondness.)

Congratulations to Y Combinator on 17 amazing years. Here’s to many more years to come!
While YouTube still keeps a lot of your money when you pay for premium, you actually contribute more towards a creator if you watch with premium rather than ads[0].

[0] https://youtu.be/-zt57TWkTF4?t=408 (Timestamp 6:50)
Can’t speak to UW. NEU tech programs are very well regarded in the area, and they have a vast network of local companies for placing co-ops and such. It’s fun to live in Boston, go to the hockey games etc. But it’s also expensive to live in Boston though.
William Hurt Has Died
TCP/IP as we know it today was an ARPANET compromise between various views. A great first-party account of it (assume the RINA views carry some bias, but the paper is a first principles type look at networking):

https://netfoundry.io/whitepapers/Post-IP-RINA-Advances.pdf

Architecturally, speed prevailed over security and control. This was great for web evolution of the past 20 years.

Now is the time to assess if alternative architectures are better fits for use cases which could benefit from recursive architectures (and likely with different business models than today's commercial web) such as RINA, including use cases in which security, control and quality are of the highest value.
There are far more impairments than color blindness, dyslexia, and motor control problems. While it's not possible to accommodate every single one perfectly. Easy modes are one of the simpler ways to help a broad cross section.
Hi! I'm a lead of the Liblast project :)

We're licensed under AGPL + CC-BY-SA in order to ensure the game cannot be hijacked and rebranded, but also to make sure it will stay open-source (including any server-side software) in case whoever wants to fork it.

The game may possibly become a template/baseline for other games to be made based on it in the future, as there's a lot of common features need for multiplayer FPS games, and re-implementing all of them every time you have a cool idea is kinda silly. So we hope a lot of indie game devs will want to fork our project and have some fun with it.

Though we still have a long road in front of us - there's a lot that needs to be done!
If you'd like to be a part of this project - we're looking for contributors, especially GDScript programmers :)
Is there a name for the plaster technique?
If, like me, your knowledge of Constantinople is limited to the They Might Be Giants song, an excellent light-ish read (as much as 100s of years of Byzantine, as in the ridiculously complex, history can be) is Ghost Empire by Richard Fidler https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_Empire_(book)
Seeking That Sweet Sweet Vim Joy
Very nice, though I'm slightly disappointed that there weren't more details. Namely, when the timer expires, nothing happens. The coin counter doesn't play a 1-up jingle or reset once it has reached 100. And the flag doesn't follow Mario down to the bottom when you scroll to the bottom of the page. These are all nitpicks, of course. It is quite an amusing and informative homepage.
I remember they were keeping godot binaries in the repo, now I see they switched to a script. Still the old binaries occupy space.
https://codeberg.org/unfa/Liblast/commit/fc9831d
Vanced was proprietary, it's too bad for users but I won't shed a tear for its developers and would actually advise against doing anything that keeps it living. The very fact that there is a need to get apk archives before the links die is an artifact of being proprietary and would not have been an issue with Libre Software.

The only way that makes sense for all of us as a democratic society is to keep control, and this can only be achieved through Libre Software. The real move right now is not to keep existing Vanced content on life support, but to use Newpipe. If it doesn't support the right features, fork it. Enhance it. Use it as the Common it is
A mountain of old C that's still maintained because it's universal and ubiquitous.

There's a few possible transition paths though. Like a backwards compatible strict superset or conversion tool.

The sooner other languages mature, the sooner we can stop writing new projects that use large amounts of C.
Yes, but patriotism/nationalism are also the condition of leaving the tribal stage, being strong enough to not get invaded in the first place. And plenty of nations do not go around invading others.

It's imperialism that you should be worried about : when indeed you get the idea that you're better than others, give up on the idea of nation, and try to have a multicultural country, ruling different ethnicities using separate laws - and some of them always end up more equal than others.
An explanation for recent popularity. I was confused out of my mind when the entire country started talking about Saul Alinsky all of a sudden, until I heard that an alcoholic right-wing crackpot was screaming about him while drawing on a blackboard nightly on television.

This happens a lot if you read books that aren't bestsellers. A thing that for decades you couldn't find a person who had heard of it suddenly is in television commercials and image macros because a character mentioned it in a movie, or some twitch streamer decided to rail about it for an hour, and it caught fire.
>- I feel like I'm forgetting another one or two other ralphy shits they've taken on us so far in 2022.

Force people to give up phone number if they want to use gmail over IMAP
Agree, many may never give this a look simply being "node-based" assuming it has anything to do with node.js
Never had a good experience with Speedify, never worked as advertised.
Google keeping 45% of subscription revenue is even worse than the 15% to 30% of app subscription revenue they keep.

For reference, Bandcamp pays creators 85% to 90% of the revenue they generate.
Most luxury yachts only have a passenger capacity of 12. There aren't hundreds of people on those.
Many thanks!

The PFY is a reference to a character (the "Pimply Faced Youth") from The Bastard Operator from Hell [0]! I'm just starting out my career, so it felt appropriate.

My understanding is that they mostly didn't want to do anything more involved with Google than scrape a webpage and write an Android app - though I'm not on the team and haven't participated and couldn't say for sure.

I think they have looked at VLC - there's a lengthy workaround lower in the thread via VLC, but I've not read that part in depth.

Actually, just double checked. Looks like theres a mention here: https://github.com/TeamNewPipe/NewPipe/issues/668#issuecomme... of that being a possibility, but no ones commented on it or made any progress yet afaict.

[0] Originals here: http://bofharchive.com/BOFH.html, and I think The Register has new ones.
I moved into info sec. I was always interested in cryptography and software security. I don't write code in my work anymore, but I do review it from time to time.
Ask HN: Why did Putin start the war?
I've been wrapping my head around the reasons for the war, but the only conclusions are: sabotage or gigantic incompetence.

What are the political reasons for starting the war? What is the grand master plan? Why Germany hasn't built the LNG terminal? Even if you bet on the best case scenario, you need to have a backup. Energy is too important.

One theory I heard is that France, Germany, Russia, China wanted to build a big euroasian trading block without USA. Starting the war may kill this project.
How do I claim things on my taxes as "investments" for a 30% refund?
Hey! I'm the Liblast project lead :)

Yeah, we hope the game will be useful learning or forking material for other libre or indie game developers.

We wanted to make something fully original (even if open-source) and using the best libre technology available. Hence: Godot 4.

We're tired of endless boring Quake clones and rehashes on the same old engines.
If you'd like to learn more about why this project exists and what do we want to make, this video explains is:
https://youtu.be/JAQH2AVvKhU
> From my experience people "on the ground" often miss out on the strategic long term goals.

This has been my experience too, having been an engineer for the past 3 decades and to this day.

And even if the CTO does a great job of communicating strategy, we on the ground tend to get lost in the weeds just because of the nature of our work.

I think outright saying “no” because we don’t think it’s hight priority is a dangerous move that makes the team a target for future performance reviews.

We should, instead, find a common ground and sell our priorities rather than impose them.
Death is irreversible by definition, so you did not die.
Does a “raw” picture convey a divine truth? (Taking “divine truth” here to mean “analog sensor’s signal modulo the specified bit depth and some linear transform”)
Likely something like this: https://what-if.xkcd.com/1/

Edit: Here’s a better one: https://what-if.xkcd.com/20/
Plenty of people didn't want to be in an office before covid-19, it's largely orthogonal to the pandemic IMO.

Cubicles were bad enough, but open offices are an idiotic environment to subject knowledge workers optimally kept in a flow state to.
Maybe a better way to phrase it would be "Half the JS community understands that better than anyone, and the other half diarrheas out endless tiny useless frameworks and tries to get you to use them, but lets pretend that's not an issue".
The app has been very stable for me for years now. It breaks every so often when YouTube changes its APIs, but the devs are quick to update it, so it rarely inconveniences me for long.
I'm using Linux and Windows. I regret to inform you that neither helps all that much. I've even spent a decent amount of time shoving values into config files to try to improve things on Linux.
What's Wordle?
... Why? A strong enough electrical field can disrupt lots of stuff.
VikingLink
I like that everyone just assumes I'm using Linux. But even my 2017 Macbook on Intel was doing better than this, and the issues I'm seeing with Framework occur on Fedora and Windows essentially equally.
> the devs urged users to download from GitHub instead of F-Droid.

These days they just encourage you to add their repo to F-Droid. I set it up once and it just works now. I get updates as soon as they're available.
My first ZFS box (running OpenSolaris 2008.11) ran on 512MB, sometimes including a Gnome 2 desktop. It wasn't fast - I didn't need it to be - but it absolutely did work.
I don't know about low power (or inexpensive, for that matter), but the HiFive Unmatched has lots of IO. 8 lanes of PCIe 3.0 can be expanded into quite a few SATA 3 ports.

For ARM, rk3568 is available now and has 2 lanes of PCIe 3.0 and up to 3 SATA-3 ports. As opposed to the rpi4 which has a single PCIe 2.1 lane.
No, I’m not. Within the context of this article I’m lamenting the fact that even in the face of demand so great that it mops up the supply and causes a shortage, businesses still wont pay enough to stimulate sufficient supply.
I'll take a look at the code when I have a bit of free time.

I consider myself to be a pretty good programmer, I do love python, which I believe GD script is basically based on. But I haven't touched Godot at all so I don't think it would be a good idea for me to immediately start putting in PRs.

Keep going though, we desperately need more competition in the engine space. Unity is good for now, but the company itself becomes more and more hostile to developers every single day.
For me it varies. On some sites Bitwarden prompts to add the new password, but not every site. Still I would say it prompts most of the time, but YMMV.
Probably nothing, also it will likely disintegrate in the atmosphere
Hey! I'm the Liblast lead :)

I've been playing Xonotic for many years, but there's some things that I believe are holding it back. Same goes for other libre FPS games we have like Alien Arena, Sauerbraten, Tesseract, Red Eclipse, Warsow/Warfork ...
If you're interested, here's a video where I discuss that:
https://youtu.be/JAQH2AVvKhU
It wouldn't be confusing if the title didn't use a capital letter for node-based.
'Supertasters' may have some innate protection against Covid-19
What a coincidence, I’ve just been watching videos about the late Roman Empire. If you’re interested I highly recommend the channel “Thersites the Historian” because he goes through many periods and individual reigns in great detail.

https://m.youtube.com/channel/UClHybiqQOzR8kUpg5BbnjdQ
I don't doubt the sincerity of the individuals involved, but Google wouldn't pay Mozilla if they didn't think it was in their interests to do so.
MITM for TLSv1.3 is possible. Plenty of solutions available for enterprises to do this. The MITM occurs still happens for TLSv1.3 on key exchange, allowing for the subsequent certificate to also be MITM and be replaced and encrypted. The only real affect TLSv1.3 has for MITM is that company policies for decryption can't match on the cert to determine if decrypt should occur, but they can still use the SNI which is plaintext
In my case "in the past" was 6 months ago. After the last bout of instability, I just gave up.
I meant to say that even if we solve individual transportation there is still a huge chunk that that leaves out. Heck, even of those 29%, only half is individual transportation.
Here's an example: Moonlight II. It's a 300 foot yacht owned by a sheik [1]. The price is $100 MM. You can rent it for "from $705k per week" [2]. Could be more, I guess. If they manage to charter it for 30 weeks a year, that's a nice $21 MM. That more than covers any conceivable financing and operating costs. In fact, you'd be hard pressed to find an investment with a similar return.

[1] https://www.superyachtfan.com/yacht/moonlight-ii/

[2] https://www.fraseryachts.com/en/yacht-for-charter/moonlight-...
Yes - it’s bizarre to think the Roman Empire almost made it to the Columbus voyages. Columbus would land in the Americas just 39 years after Constantinople fell to the Ottoman Turks… who would themselves make it all the way into the 1900’s and fight in World War I!
There's a pretty solid case for the brain being responsible just because breaking it in various ways also breaks memory-storing in various ways.
The History of Byzantium podcast is both accessible and well done- https://thehistoryofbyzantium.com/
YouTube Music isn't available in my country. It is literally impossible to pay to remove ads for the 95 million people here.
Abandoned? It still links to Google plus.