skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I, too, wonder how they reached the conclusion that these flint samples were specifically collected and not just recycled. I’m not fully convinced their findings support the collection claim, but I also don’t consider it far-fetched that flint and other tools were passed down through generations and collected or honored by descendants.

What I do find interesting is that in your quoted passage note the second use was seemingly lighter duty. Maybe they had an understanding of wear cycles for flint and adjusted use accordingly?
Context matters. In my experience, at firms with good salaries the focus is on racial equity because that's the problem they have. At firms paying close to minimum wage, the cause people are focusing on is getting the employer to pay a living wage.

I believe you just have more contact with the former than the latter.
How so? Version 2 adds new features like functions, which I've occasionally used.
Is a dumpster of features, you have no idea what you'll find in there.

Has someone hidden the zoom buttons in there? How about print? Perhaps that's also where save is, or tab colour? Most things in the hamburger menu are completely unrelated but exist for the removal of context. Button outlines so you have no idea what you can and cannot click on as well, which is mentioned in the fine article, are all modern design patterns. Looks over functionality.

Hamburger menu is just peak modern menus. Lazy.
This is one of my favorite things on Youtube. With off-the-cuff words alone he paints more vivid visuals than most high production value videos. I particularly like the "Magnets" bit, even though it's more controversial.
“Gatekeepers will have to:

- ensure that users have the right to unsubscribe from core platform services under similar conditions to subscription

- for the the most important software (e.g. web browsers), not require this software by default upon installation of the operating system

- ensure the interoperability of their instant messaging services’ basic functionalities

- allow app developers fair access to the supplementary functionalities of smartphones (e.g. NFC chip)

- give sellers access to their marketing or advertising performance data on the platform

- inform the European Commission of their acquisitions and mergers

But they can no longer:

- rank their own products or services higher than those of others (self-preferencing)

- reuse private data collected during a service for the purposes of another service
establish unfair conditions for business users

- pre-install certain software applications

- require app developers to use certain services (e.g. payment systems or identity providers) in order to be listed in app stores”
Got any screenshots you can link? I always find mac software websites always missing them
Code is code. With rare exceptions it doesn’t matter.
The exact opposite is true, god believers are putting for positive claims, atheists are putting forth actual evidence that no one claiming divine beings has been able to put forth any evidence of their position.

You don't seem to grasp human beings fought over their imaginary beings for centuries and created all sorts of drama that had real world political implications, it's nice of you to theory craft from your comfortable chair in the 21st century but the reality is mistaken notions of reality has given birth to centuries of blood and suffering.

So no, your gobbledygook is not neutral, your not some higher reasoning being, you're clueless because I do research in this area and you can test whether words or ideas in language are valid because its a natural phenomenon.
The Russian economy will become like Venezuela's too. Clearly Putin is getting desperate if he's considering Bitcoin now.
Some android phones unlock bootloader also voids warranty.
The opposite did happen. People use web (electron, webwiews) to develop on mobile and desktop. Concepts from the web are used in other environments too (react native).

I developed on web, mobile, and desktop and I prefer a lot web development.
Not sure, but QGIS is built for this
> "give sellers access to their marketing or advertising performance data on the platform"

Does anyone know what this is referring to? Because it could be referring to effectiveness of App Store ads, or it could be referring to the practice of spying on users. The latter is prohibited on the iOS App Store, but that restriction would be unfair.

As for messaging: what protocol are they arbitrarily choosing? Given they've repeatedly attacked encryption as well why should we trust the EU to select an actual secure and private protocol, and are they willing to pay to update all existing devices?
Relatable comment.

Clojure + ClojureScript has been doing the "same language on front and back" as well for a long time and a lot of the developers were not working on JVM platform before getting into the language.

I think it's not a battle of languages exactly, but of battle of runtime platforms, like is now evident on the JS side as well. Kotlin and TypeScript are the mass appeal examples of this lately. But I think Clojure is the stand out one so far that is good at covering both backend/frontend and crossing between runtime platforms (JVM and JS).
I went looking for the specs because I was specifically interested in how that power negotiation works.

Turns out it's only two wires with plain static logic signals, no communication or anything. https://cdrdv2.intel.com/v1/dl/getContent/613768 page 25.

Sense0 Sense1 Initial Max
Gnd Gnd 375W 600W
Open Gnd 225W 450W
Gnd Open 150W 300W
Open Open 100W 150W
> Yep. It is a GUI ontop of their smart contracts (public access backend code). You don't have to use their GUI. You should inspect their smart contracts for centralized control, or at least look to see if anyone else has. There is an opportunity to inspire people with the tools to know what to look for, even if its absurd to suggest people actually do all the analysis themselves.

On Polygon OpenSea took an open-access marketplace (0x V3) and gave only themselves the permission to interact with the mutable functions (e.g. filling orders). The very definition of centralized.
"The" person. How do we know there's only one? Well, in this case, the story was sexy enough to be transmitted all the way to HN. Also two decades have passed. But in general, the 'post removal notice on some list and hope people notice' isn't a good method.
I like showing people the picture of the line for the standard Trolltunga shot that everyone likes to post.

https://www.google.com/search?q=trolltunga+line&tbm=isch
Vigilante actions are not intended, beyond justification, to be help others; they are intended to satisfy the emotional needs of the vigilante. If you are serious about helping Ukraine, volunteer for an organized, competent, serious group. I think the Ukrainian government was asking for volunteers a few weeks ago.

Acting on your own is not only likely to be ineffective, you may harm the wrong people, you may interfere with serious operations, etc. Imagine a vigilante with a gun on a battlefield - they could compromise opsec, create obstacles, become a distraction, etc. for an existing operation. Nobody wants some untrained loner running around with a weapon.
I think it's a matter of supply and demand.

Right now, more users have switched to doing things on their phones and tablets, so that is what developers are building.
If enough people are willing to buy a desktop type app, then developers will sell that to them. But I think the mobile ecosystem offers a better range of possibilities -- you can charge for your app, you can go ad-supported, or you can give your app away (and have in-app purchases or extract value another way). With desktop, you have to charge or give your application away -- there is no ads or in-app stuff.
I like to take photos because it brings me to places where I'd never go if I wouldn't want to try to take a photo and the stories themselves on how I got the photo are super interesting.

Let's take https://jeena.net/photos/301 for example. The story is that me and my brother went to Italy together for one week of a vacation. At the end we went to Rome. I really wanted to get an iconic picture of the Colosseum. I walked around and tried to find an angle which would make for a great photo, then I saw Altare della Patria https://jeena.net/photos/299 and I saw that there are people on top on the roof. That would probably be the perfect place for that photograph.

I waited until golden hour and then tried to get up, but sadly there were no stairs, only a lift. And for that lift there was a huge queue. Even worse, they already closed it so I couldn't get there that day.

So I went the next day like two hours before golden hour. I went up with the lift and waited. Slowly the light became more and more golden, but it was still 20 minutes until the perfect light conditions. They were already closing the terrace up there and pushed everyone slowly down.

I waited as long as possible until it was only me and another couple. The guy was also a photographer. So while the last people were going down they asked me if I could take a photo of them in front of the Colosseum because they also saw my semi professional camera. So the guy prepared everything on his camera and I think I took a great photo for them in the perfect golden hour light conditions. Very romantic in Rome in front of the Colosseum.

I like to imagine that they printed that photo and hung it somewhere special at home.
Look man. If Trevor Noah says it’s cool, it’s cool. Don’t rock the boat kemosabe.
They've done this to other actors before. And yet Hollywood continues to pander to the CCP.
GIF inventor Stephen Wilhite dies after getting Covid
My first comp sci job was a unix/Linux shop so I got an early start ... from time to time I use osx or windows only to maintain a grip as to their ease of use from a server side developer perspective and I must say getting over the hump of learning linux is effort well spent
GCC a.out is an ELF file (except in extremely rare circumstances). "a.out" as a executable format is like ELF, but different and practically no longer used. This is a proposal to remove the latter
I love making little vlogs when I go somewhere with my friends.

But you have to pick one - it's either photos or videos. If you try to do both, you'll playing with your camera nonstop.

It's also good to have that one crazy person who will keep talking on the video. And if you spend some time editing, you'll create some amazing memories.
Show HN: Visualize your streaming data in real-time
Yeah I'm sure there are lots of miss configuration issues. It is an industrial environment without proper power conditioners, air conditioners or dust filtration.

The guy before me was an external contractor. I was hired as the business grew to the point they wanted and internal developer. I'm putting out more IT fires than doing development. I have no Windows administration experience. I'm slowly sorting problems out but being a team of one means things move slow. There is a lot to learn as well.
Show HN: Mitigate against 0-day supply chain attacks with safe-NPM
No. If your AWS costs matter, either your business is working, or you suck at engineering.
So.. I just checked and both Google and Apple Photos do NOT allow you to disable memories. Everything is on by default, but you can disable notifications, specific dates and faces, but you can't disable it altogether.

If most people like it, fine to leave it on by default I guess - the growth team has to get promoted some way. But at least let me disable it.
Is there any way to visualize the relationships between entities? I'm currently using DBeaver and previously used DataGrip for this. In a databae with complex models, being able to see a diagram is a massive time saver.
I don't know how you "just force" something like this. I had to look up what it even is. If I visited a website that "forced" this, I would be unable to complete the transaction. I've never seen this to even see how it would work. Doesn't seem like it's one of those things that should "just" be done and expect it to not negatively impact things.
Also, more peeling because of the higher surface area to volume ratio!
About 6502 - that was my point, I can't think of a such processor. 6502 uses the accumulator for everything, except inc/dec on x and y.

Hmm, Arm v1 - that's something I don't know. The earliest Assembly I know is the v6.
As a workaround for the private TikTok, I use PeerTube. It's not as nice and seamless but it kind of does the trick and it safes a lot of metadata so you can search for hashtags, titles, etc.
I wouldn't call >100,000 kids surprisingly few, temporary foster care is indeed a much larger body at over 400k, so around a quarter are looking for homes.
The main difference is the support for multiple databases. Its regular updates and plugins (soon) also the best advantage IMO
> if you're grossing $1,000 from each gig, that's $30/hr that could be going to a band member instead of some third party

These are massively different economies of scale than the labels deal with. Unless we see technological breakthroughs that make scaling easy for a DIY musician, the labels look well protected for the next generation.
Entire management and senior eng chain of the company fundamentally not understanding the work or the requirements needed for devs to succeed. This is a very large company you interact with daily. A major one.
How to Build a Minimum Lovable Product
It's bold, so that helps. I assume you are able to click the group name and test user since they are also bold?

I would still prefer a border around the button as I'm not sure what you gain by removing it, but at least you provide hints.
I think a lot of it has to do with the fact that a lot of people eat animals and so it makes them feel better ethically to see them as not having feelings or intelligence. Sometimes the animals they eat may actually be more intelligent than domesticated animals.
It's probably more that every other popular database gui out there looks decidedly _not_ modern.
Given that caffeine inhibits PCSK-9, this would be expected.
Things I learned about human health
I disagree on iOS. Give an iPhone to someone never having used one before, and I'm sure they won't even be able to unlock it.

I almost cringe when I see UX people with iPhones. Yes, it's esthetically pleasing, but please don't take too much inspiration from the way things work.
I'm loving the VS Code extension[1] for this aswell, my teams have finally moved away from visio

[1] https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=hediet.v...
> curators (bloggers and social media personalities) use their platform to solicit submissions, which they filter and then add to their Spotify playlist

This is a solid but niche market. There is no conspiracy. But distribution is hard. Getting a few thousand listeners is different from serving hundreds of millions.
Tableplus has been a better option for me.
https://tableplus.com/
I was recently troubleshooting why the classic extension had stopped working with 1Password 7. I received a message from support (who overlooked my version) that indicated that 1Password 6 would no longer work with Chrome as of 99.0.4844.74 due to a change in the code signing certificate. I did not get the impression that an update was coming to fix the issue.
In what universe are the "distributors and creators of pirated content" not pirates? You are being pedantic to an extreme, while still being entirely wrong in the process.

This is the third time that you've responded to one of my comments with personal theories and ideologies, but with no apparent knowledge of the subject at hand, all in an attempt to "prove me wrong" about something that you can't actually articulate. You appear to desperately want to "win" an argument against me, and while maybe I should be flattered by that, I really just find it creepy and disturbing. Please stop.
Why do you use this site?
The UI is awful, yet this website is pretty popular. I'm looking for a good professional tech forum so found this
This has nothing to do with film, and everything to do with your habits. It is 100% possible to have those behaviors with a digital camera.
Do you have an adblocker installed? Perhaps thats why nothing happening.
Had a developer change some config file names to emoji based file names. Boss thought his computer was broken when he took a look at some output txt file. He wasn't amused even though it was April 1.
I never considered that this algorithm would work so well with unsigned int. Looks like I learn something new today.
You are welcome to prove your claims with a proof of impossibility or with evidence of absence. Otherwise, you will not be able to prove that something does not exist the way it has been proven there is no largest prime number.

Basically, you have a strong opinion with nothing substantive to support it. That is all. In effect, you do not know, rather, you believe. You have faith that God does not exist. Deists are no different.
Funny you point that out. In this specific example, what if I just googled “Python comment toxicity classifier” and looked for a complete solution that way? It’s like a semi-smart googler in your IDE.
EU legislation to make iMessage and other messaging apps interoperable
I think the point is that the integrated SQL client is good enough for GP's needs, so no need to switch apps. Even if it's from the same editor, DataGrip still is a different application that requires switching back and forth.
I am not a Javascript expert: Would the XOR version work in Javascript where numbers are Doubles? Perhaps that's the reason the article used addition/subtraction instead?
I can only reason about infinitely many universes if they're sufficiently similar to my own universe. But in that case I might as well just forget about the whole infinity thing since they're all independent and average out. If something is worth doing here on Earth then it's worth doing.

Also the whole "acasual" thing never made sense to me. What I do doesn't influence anything in another universe by definition, so other universes shouldn't influence my decision making at all.
I'm not going to comment on the dangerous aspect, but the unethical aspect is tricky." DDOS the Russian MoD, probably fine on the surface (but maybe not, I'll get to that in a minute). DDOS the Russian's Children's Clinical Hospital, also a government site, definitely unethical.

This then raises another question, does the latter in fact depend on services provided by the former, or a similar government site that has been DDOS'd? This is possible, perhaps they are even cohosted in a data centre somewhere and taking down one will take down another.

Assuming you go ahead then at this point you are basically engaged in attacking the infrastructure (possibly civilian) of a foreign nation at a time of war, presumably from a NATO country. Now you're doing this as a private individual, and your government would probably dissavow any knowledge of your actions, but there's always the chance that the Russian's wouldn't believe you or decide to interpret your DDOS as an act of aggression performed on behest of your host nation and respond in kind, or even escalate up to and including the use of strategic thermonuclear weapons. While this may be an unlikely scenario the possible consequences are catastrophic, so is it ethical for you to risk the survival of global civilisation based on your need to be seen to do something? Probably not.
> Art is best when it's unpaid

This is the equivalent of saying only the wealthy can make art. As it’s been for most of history. (Brief periods when patronage existed aside.)
You can't change it, but you can find it inside the phone, no?
> some software have started implementing SDFs for font scaling

My "wip/chergert/glyphy" branch of GTK 4 does rendering using https://github.com/behdad/glyphy which uses fields to create encoded arc lists and are uploaded to the GPU in texture atlases. The shaders then use that data to render the glyph at any scale/offset.

Some work is still needed to land this in GTK 4, particularly around path simplification (mostly done) and slight hinting (probably will land in harfbuzz).
> UI designer proposing changes is received with hostility

> solicited the wrong kind of designers

This points to me that the root problem is that we can't tell what kind is the wrong kind. It's a trust issue, but also a competence legibility issue.

That said-

> referred to developers and their work with the same glib contempt

Uh yeah? Developers absolutely refer to developers with glib contempt.
Not outdated. The cases you mentioned are extremely extremely rare, and are indicative of physical ailments. The are no excuse to generalize across the population to attempt to redefine what "man" and "woman" mean. A child can tell you what a man and woman are.
Hello there, i did this mainly to show that there exist some steps we can take today in order to mitigate some of the risks related to supply chain attacks that don't involve major rewrites. Another attempt i had done earlier was safe-node https://github.com/stagas/safe-node which does permission prompts for network and file access similarly to deno.

These are not meant to be full solutions but rather proofs-of-concept and a nudge to get the discussion going into the direction of making the ecosystem safe again. Let me know what you think or if these are entirely the wrong approach and perhaps what else could we do? Cheers.
On the other hand, aren't you a bit weird for taking the photos back then?
the ones for resizing and moving are quite handy indeed. Learn them. Sometimes windows have bugs and get bizarrely huge and this is a way to get them back down to a reasonable size
I'm practically certain that's a common experience, but I never have. It doesn't really help me wake up in a functional way, most of the time, and it doesn't terribly impair my sleep aside from making me sweat like crazy. I usually wake up super early, and then wait a bit before making coffee, so it's more of a morning ritual and less of a morning dependance. If I'm actually tired, there's basically nothing I can do to stay awake.
Is there something that DataGrip does that PyCharm doesn't? As best as I've been able to tell, every feature that DataGrip has, PyCharm also has.
And yet, clearly Plato was correct.
Luckily, there is Ember.js, which provides the best developer and user experience for a decade now, with smooth and consistent update and improvements.

Still the best choice for huge, corporate frontend projects.
Higher intelligence is definitely not a human attribute.
Feds arrest alleged scammers behind notorious NFT rug pull
Dunning-Kruger, exhibit A.

Respectfully, you're talking to a scientist, and as such I do have some passing familiarity with "the whole body of literature" or, perhaps more pertinently, the scientific consensus roughly speaking.

The article I shared, while an editorial, is representative of the scientific consensus. Not only that, but it is a reprint of an editorial (a well-referenced, well-cited, well-received and not particularly scientifically controversial one, mind you) which was first published in Nature [1], basically one of the most respected scientific journals: I just don't think it's reasonable for you, without doubt a non-expert, to dismiss it as an "activist" piece of rhetoric. The author is a perfectly respectable science journalist with a PhD in developmental biology, and no particular "activist" agenda. [2]

I don't have any skin in this game: I am a cisgendered heterosexual male, and I honestly don't care either way. I'm just a super curious guy who cares about edge cases, and how society accommodates (or possibly fails to accommodate) these edge cases. I don't know who you are, but you've taken your layman's "common sense" and gone on a mini comment crusade to try to persuade the world that things are simpler than they really are, and I also find that interesting.

[1] https://www.nature.com/articles/518288a

[2] http://claireainsworth.com/about