skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'll fall back to the old way of learning stuffs: reading books and purchase udemy courses or university classes. Neither contains ads.

For entertainment I haven't watched TV for ages and cannot stomach the modern movie industry anymore, so I'll play some old school games, or better, creation as entertainment.
C++ hot reload does not improve compile times beyond what you can do yourself via dynamic linking (and can't help at all within compilation units, or avoid recompiling dependencies when ABI-level stuff breaks--choosing to have relatively small and large numbers of compilation units, or discourage ABI-breaking changes, is absolutely a project-level choice). For stuff that's time sensitive to compile, Veloren already uses dynamic linking with automatic hot reloading with the correct configuration options. I agree it's not as convenient as having tooling to do it for you, but, again, there is a lot more money in that stuff than there is in Rust game development right now.
This is real neat. Wanna see what mine looks like
Agreed. My go-to example is: J2EE and EJBs in particular -> Spring.
Are scans of nearby rocks of interest to geoscientists?
I upvoted this for discussion purposes (and because it's well written) but I really disagree here. User needs are hard to predict in all sorts of businesses. In b2c consumers often don't know what they want. In b2b, the market often doesn't know how it needs its solution solved. In both cases MVP + iteration on traction is the fastest path to happy users.
Hoping for something cool!
Never said anything about prices.

This is about quality and safety. And the latter almost always comes down to regulations.
Yep. I noticed this when they started doing it in maps. I always wonder what their commission is, which is in turn part of the commission for Grubhub or any other food delivery service.

You have to make a real effort to avoid their crap hurdles just to make it to the damn restaurant’s own website.
Just wanted to say that TimescaleDB is an extension of PostgreSQL and so it uses SQL. MySQL would use SQL too.

InfluxDB does, indeed, have its own query language though.
That is the main value proposition for the new search engine https://kagi.com/
Each result has a menu to block or boost the domain, to remove SEO spam, and pin relevant domains (the online documentation for that framework that always ranks below stackoverflow) to the top. So far I am loving it.
Is it this: https://cloud.google.com/storage/pricing-announce ?

> This page covers Cloud Storage pricing changes which will become effective on October 1, 2022. See the Pricing page for current prices.

Search for "increase" and you will find 15 results.
Olympic Charter Cities
LOGO was essentially a Lisp shell with fewer parens, and plenty of kids used it for all sorts of things including math. The actual historical LOGO had a few pitfalls such as using dynamic scope for all variables, but nothing that could not be addressed.
Those preaching sexual liberation were the ones who fought and won the battle to incorporate homosexuality into our social norms.
Curiously, not all minds are alike or equal so perhaps there's scope for using tools such as Scratch to teach coding principles to kids who might not be wired to so easily Get It as you evidently are.
There are just so many factors between two different countries with different healthcare systems and other factors I don't see why a comparison is useful
Scala.js is remarkably effective, and you can use Scala in a fairly Swift-like way.
I remember part of this book called "The Symbolic Species: The Co-evolution of Language and the Brain", and the author got so angry when layman compared birdsong to speech. It was a very interesting book though.
Bunch of my non-engineer friends like the size and form factor as well.

I imagine the SE will carry the mantle of the Mini going forward. That's fine with me, I've switched to upgrading my phone every 4-5 years anyway.
> Will customers’ bills increase? Decrease? The impact of the pricing changes depends on customers’ use cases and usage. While some customers may see an increase in their bills, we’re also introducing new options for some services to better align with usage, which could lower some customers’ bills. In fact, many customers will be able to adapt their portfolios and usage to decrease costs. We’re working directly with customers to help them understand which changes may impact them.

There is a zero percent chance they haven't ran the analysis and concluded what % of customers would see a bill increase. It's high. If its low-to-zero, cloud companies are clear about how the prices are changing, and usually outline how many customers are would be negatively impacted. If it's high, they're ambiguous about what is changing, and shift the blame onto customers; if its still expensive for you, you're just not using it right.
It's pretty offensive to make up this ageist, racist, sexist projection out of thin air. Who hurt you, who was this older white male programmer?
It still amazes me that Oxide actually managed to grab the perfect PCI vendor ID

https://pcisig.com/membership/member-companies?combine=01de
They are both equal problems.

And if forced to, phones absolutely could be upgradeable software wise and still be quite secure, just like PCs.
With climate change coming, and only so much land usable for things like wind and solar -- which is to say, optimal for wind and solar -- yea, fights over land will be a thing. I think the DoD and CIA put out a white paper a few years back re: how they think that's gonna become more common due to climate change.

Arguably, the Arab Spring was the first in these wars, since failed harvests and grain prices are what kicked off a lot of unrest to begin with.

"War, war never changes"
i think the main reason is tax avoidance. These porn sites have so much content anyway that they dont stand to gain from distributing revenge porn. Unless they are super-shady, they remove stuff with a DMCA request
Amazing product
That's a pretty good observation, too often Product owners are acting like project managers, not much vision lots of detail management.
containers != native exe. WASM can start faster than containers, not exe.
The second I see a node project built in make, I remove it

That's a person who doesn't understand portability, tooling, or the need to stick to community norms. Everything about their library is going to be pure pain.
The per-product announcements with numbers are linked at the bottom.
I totally agree with the sentiment of this comment, but what does skin color have to do with it?
The article mentions that sone sites were banned by Visa and Mastercard. This is quite distopian. If those sites are illegal, then they should be closed by the court.

Now it looks that credit card companies are moral police who can close whoever they dont like (mostly because of some bad press that looked like a "hit piece" by other porn site competition).

Payment processors should start be consodered utilities at this point. One cannot run a business without that and without a bank account. Yet those processors seem to think that they are moral police.
Soros: Ukraine and Europe: What Should Be Done? (2015)
As others mentioned, you could add to the plethora of HN browser extensions. Another idea would be to allow people to specify an avatar in their bio and load it in, though that would entail a lot of web requests I guess. Also, I just realized that it's not random... wow!
Yeah, it all looks kinda Little Prince-esque.
> why a ukrainian child is worth more, than a child in yemen

This is whataboutism, again. I never said such a thing. I'm more involved in the war in Ukraine because I have personal stakes in it.

This thread, HERE, is about Ukraine. You're trying to make it about Yemen. I have a close acquaintance currently dying of cancer, do you see me making this thread about cancer?

> And do you know that you can go there and fight today?

Yes, I'm acutely aware. I almost signed up. I decided not to, because I do not have military training. Since the attacks, I've been taking first aid and firearm training, whatever I have time for. I intend to take combat training later this year. Don't think I'm sitting idle here; the best thing I can do until I'm ready, is fight propaganda.
tl;dr: sorry folks, raising prices since electricity prices skyrocketed, engineers want more money, and inflation is real.
https://xkcd.com/2463/
Ok, I glanced over the original publication [0]. This is basically outlining a vast railway network spanning the entire globe. Its primary purpose is the efficient colonization of the world by the Aryan race. I am not even kidding:

> It is along this belt that the principal railways of the world have been placed, and which the Cosmopolitan Railway will in due time connect. The grand distinction of modern times is the supremacy of the Aryan nations. During the last five hundred years, the races that have acquired new territory and have planted new colonies, that have made grand discoveries in the scientific world and have invented machines, that have written books which the world will not willingly let die, and have collected tho wisdom of the ages in vast libraries, are all members of the great Aryan family of nations.

[...]

> Doubtless the discovery of America, which afforded the Aryans such vast fields for colonization, retarded the reclamation of Africa and Asia. But a new migratory wave within the last decade has swept over Arya, and before it shall have subsided, the greater part of old continents will doubtless be dominated, colonized, and rapidly civilized by that race, which, starting from the mythologic twilight through Aryana Vaejo, has established itself in every part of the world where the sciences and the arts industrial and aesthetic have attained greatest perfection. What Roman roads and aqueducts were to the greatest of ancient empires, the railroads and the systems of irrigation are to the Aryans of the nineteenth century. The most advanced and comprehensive of the age is a cosmopolitan railway which girdle the globe. Not till that shall be accomplished will Aryan supremacy be secured.

[0] https://archive.org/stream/cosmopolitanrai02gilpgoog#page/n6...
I would never work for someone with the mindset you espouse here. There's a lot that can be said about the role of management, but I think fundamentally I seek out and believe management should be facilitators. We all have work that needs to get done, managers are accountable for their team getting that work done. So their place is to provide workers with the resources they need to do that.
Very, very nice from a code golf perspective though.
The opposite could easily be argued, that holding onto taboo is what makes it difficult for victims to seek help and what allows predators to act unabated.
Fascinating stuff. But:

> To be clear, the work is a proof of idea: The researchers haven’t meaningfully scaled the strategy. Fabricating a handful of transistors isn’t the identical as manufacturing billions on a chip and flawlessly making billions of these chips to be used in laptops and smartphones. Ren additionally factors out that 2D supplies, like molybdenum disulfide, are nonetheless dear and manufacturing high-quality stuff at scale is a problem.

Raises a question I've had for a while - is Moore's Law based on current production silicon or cutting edge research silicon that doesn't exist in consumer products yet?

The products in this article could be 5, 10, or 15 (or infinity) years away from large scale manufacturer. Do they count?
Bazel would be a better solution in terms of reproducibility and user-friendliness, though.
> That some people like big phones is a happy accident, or a genius marketing play, or both.

I think around the time of the iPhone 4 there was a bunch of hubbub from Apple about how bigger phones aren't as usable with one hand, so they weren't making them. Then they go and release the Max a few years later. :)

I think people regard phones in different ways, with the phone power users wanting a mini tablet, and other people wanting something much smaller. There is a significant contingent of people who practically live on their phone, so I can understand wanting a huge screen.
Every engineer I know has a laptop or desktop for “proper computing” and most rely on their phone primarily for status updates and information.

Whereas in the wider population the appeal of a full computer is more limited: people are more likely to throw cash at a bigger screen for better media consumption and gaming, and maybe have a cheap laptop for times where you really need a keyboard and desktop software.
Has any other large cloud provider increase prices like this ? I remember using Google App Engine awhile ago and switched to AWS when they increased prices and I don’t understand why you would just have prices higher and eventually lower them once you get more customers . Other than BigQuery and TPUs I’m not sure of the advantages of Google cloud …
Still doesn't explain inflation though. Wait...
India considers buying discounted Russian oil, commodities
Howdy Ya'll!
Cranks just like bringing up RICO because it is so broad. But the government only uses RICO for the things it wants to, not the random stuff that cranks want the government to do. Most people think that the government is basically like Batman and just sits around waiting to get a call from someone who has found a crime. In reality, society is awash with (think of a random big number) multiples of what the government has the capacity to address, and it picks and chooses the targets that it wants to enforce against.
If DoorDash and GrubHub are the bad actors, and what they're doing is well enough known that people on HN know about it, why can't Google adjust their algorithms accordingly? Hell, with two big companies like that they could just sanction them directly for subverting the algorithms.

I think it makes the most sense to hold Google responsible here since they are in the best position to solve the problem and they're not showing any inclination to do so.
I was saying that there could be negative effects, which is evidently true since I have experienced some.

People should check what's good for them instead of blindly following information they got by osmosis. Especially with regards to health.
What are some of those different reasons for asking a candidate for their current pay?
I think we are talking (writing) past each other.

What is the purpose of your EFI System Partition in your opinion? That is all I was referring to in the above notes.
Show HN: I ranked all YC companies using Google Trends data
All of those downsides apply even more if I do something custom for myself. It's worth it to me.
> The main motivation is having a different password per service. So if your password is compromised in one place, you're not universally compromised.

Yes, exactly. But how many logins does the average user have? Dozens at least. What's a secure password? 12+ elements (alphanumeric and specials). That is impossible to keep in your head. The only way the average person can make use of complex, secure passwords is by having a single one and reusing that. This is where password managers come into play. You simply create unique passwords, with strong security to each. Again, these will be impossible to remember. So the entire point of passphrases is moot: you are not supposed to remember them, let alone know them. Yes, not even know them. It's the password manager's job!

The only exception (I know of) is passwords that need to be entered regularly, offline, like the operating system's login screen. Those better be passphrases: they can be remembered, but can also be made secure enough by modern standards. The master password to my password manager is such a passphrase, with some modifications. So is the login to my AD user (here, and only here, I used the passphrase generator). That's it. The rest are very long, randomly generated passwords (not phrases), of which I know none.

This is, to my knowledge, the "idiomatic" and "correct" way of using password managers today.
Indeed. There are also pretty stunning transits of the Sun (with Canadarm and Crew Dragon resolved) on the photographer's website [1]. But Moon transits are likely much more challenging since it is much fainter as a background than the Sun.

1. http://www.astrophoto.fr/iss_transits_june2020.html
Holy crap! They're actually doubling the pricing (for some important products)!

I actually followed the links and found this:

> Coldline Storage Class B operations pricing will increase from $0.05 per 10,000 operations to $0.10 per 10,000 operations.

> Coldline Storage Class A operations pricing in regions will increase from $0.10 per 10,000 operations to $0.20 per 10,000 operations.

> Coldline Storage Class A operations pricing in multi-regions and dual-regions will increase from $0.10 per 10,000 operations to $0.40 per 10,000 operations.

> For all other storage classes, Class A operations pricing in multi-regions and dual-regions will increase to be double the Class A operations pricing in regions. For example, Standard Storage Class A operations in multi-regions and dual-regions will increase from $0.05 per 10,000 operations to $0.10 per 10,000 operations.

This announcement is just an eye wash to hide the fact that they're doubling their pricing structure for some products. And they claim most customers will see a cost decrease.

Sigh, I was just thinking of moving all my stuff, projects and even websites from cloud hosted solutions to my own home server and slapping a cache like CloudFlare on top of it and calling it a day. This is only pushing me in that direction, haha.

Reference: https://cloud.google.com/storage/pricing-announce
how’s it a personal attack? the scene is legal, the exchange is known to both parties, it’s completely between two consenting adults, don’t kink shame.

so the term i’m dancing around is intersectionality. the opportunities afforded to these folks present them with artificially constrained options, and that constraint is the true issue here, not the porn. do not misrepresent my argument because you assumed i was being an ass, i’m just trying to call it as it is and for us to acknowledge it not change it lol
nobody would dare to do this if HN had notifications
Have you tried Instapaper?
Start investing: where, what and how?
Basic introduction to investing your money.
There's plenty of discussion about workplace safety in just about every sector where is relevant. The rise of health & safety laws enacted by governments the world over throughout the past century should show you that. We used to have people working with asbestos without any personal protection as one example
I think the most inportant thing kids need is things to be discoverable.

So good, concise, contextual documentation with plenty of examples for anything kid touches.

So like Delphi F1 or PHP online docs.

Scratch doesn't have anything like that I think.

Many tools for kids don't give the kid ability to learn without direct adult instruction or watching long tutorial on something that's not the thing the kid wants to do at the moment.
It's absolutely relevant how much worse the other party is. If they weren't so hostile to government[0] and thus the people they might serve as a check on the party in power. I sincerely wish I had a choice in all elections, but sadly most of them are between someone that will probably be OK and someone that I fear will shoot up the capital if they don't get what they want.

0: https://www.npr.org/2019/12/20/790192972/washington-legislat...
The author Jean-Louis Gassée was the head of BeOS, a modern multi threaded OS that Apple almost chose over Nextstep
It's true that the new core slipped from A15 to A16. The improvements while real were just clock bumps. I'm interested to see if M2 will use the new cores or not.
Google isn't even in restaurants business and they are already defrauding the restaurants. No wonder people hate Google and love Amazon. Amazon has been doing business with small business and has never taken advantage of them. Meanwhile Google is siphoning money from small restaurants during the pandemic.
That is also my experience, plus many friends that have Android phones now eyeball the iPhone mini because no such thing exists in Android land... I myself made the switch because of this a year ago. I really like the size of my iPhone 12 mini, about the same screen as the OnePlus3 I came from but a lot smaller phone.
> Even if Dunning-Kruger effect is debunked

Cite please!
>A slightly orthogonal thought: because every word, every image of Apple Events is carefully vetted, one had to notice all six developers brought up to discuss the Mac Studio and Mac Ultra benefits inter work were women.

Well yes, the event was on March 8, International Women's Day.
Megacity Mumbai: From Slums to Skyscrapers
You went so woke you became ageist, racist, and sexist!

You literally could have stated: "There's more than one way to learn something. The older generation who grew up learning machine language think only way to get where they are is to walk in their shoes (uphill both ways)."

But no. You brought up age, race, and sex out of nowhere.
There are clear parallels between school and work, but I don't think school is setup this way purposefully to get them ready for work. I think there has just been a dearth of creative engineering to solve this problem.
Russia is just going to trade with China and the rest of Southeast Asia and vice-versa. India is going to trade with Russia. Saudi Arabia is going to trade with Russia. Russia has things that nations actually need: wheat, oil, gas, nickel and so on.
Vehicles stuck in mud, running out of fuel, expired food, sending old buses to Ukraine, using cope cages are defense, Russian soldiers stealing food, soldiers arrested by policemen, and the interminable list of tanks and armored vehicles being towed by farmers. I've never a war in which farmers just take tanks! How incompetent are the Russians?
Yes, I have used Scala.js before for a project, about 6 years ago. Scala wouldn't be a bad choice, but for some reason, I prefer Swift.

I think I've just come to a point where I don't want to split my attention between formalisms for reasons that have nothing to do with the formalism, and just its ecosystem.
I use makefile for all my builds.

cmake can help portability across OSes but it has a layer of its own complexity, I mostly work on linux alone, makefile seems more than enough.

google etc produces new tools to build its huge code base but I don't have that large scale source code, makefile so far worked well for my scale.

unless you have specific needs I feel makefile will do just fine. it's simple, readable, manageable, and get the job done fast.
`npx` solves this elegantly as long as you `cd` to the project directory first.
No, make understands the directed acyclic graphs of dependencies, regardless of language, and will walk that graph in parallel. No forcing or ignoring sorting, and no enforced package level blocking on scripts.
It’s definitely harder to be comfortable taking risks when one have dependents. There’s a lot of ways to get ahead. Find a way that works for you.
It does not protect you from being bombed to oblivion, or summarily shot by anybody with an ak-47 jealous of whatever you have, or raided by a military looking for food or entertainment, or expropriated in the unstable years ahead.

It might help if things don’t go too pear shaped, but this kind of event (a foreign invasion by a military with no regards for civilians) is basically game over regardless of your situation. The best outcome is you survive and rebuild.
I've spent the last couple years using Dart as a backend language, and even working with the Dart team on a couple improvements to core packages. It's a really nice language, supported by Google, and transpiles to JS.
Long live Tau, long live Tau!

https://treelight.com/essays/ideas/the-way-of-the-tau-better...