skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Display Stream Compression, which worked perfectly on Catalina, has been broken for Intel Macs ever since Big Sur Beta 1 to this day. Completely and entirely non-functioning. I went from 4K HDR @ 144Hz to SDR @ 95Hz, HDR @ 60. Hundreds of reports, bugs filed, multiple monitors, multiple GPUs. Zero interest.
This guy?

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/feb/03/elon-musk...

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/tesla-empl...

https://www.businessinsider.com/free-speech-absolutist-elon-...

I can only imagine how 'free' and 'uncensored' it will be. I bet it's gonna host everything from ISIS beheadings all the way to porn or straight-up conspiracies to overturn the US gorvernment, but nothing bad about the great leader Kim Old Musk and his endeavors.
That's not the same question though, that's basically a strawman.

We're talking about platforms that are not so restrictive in their topics.
I have watched a number of demos of Acme and I have two general takeaways. The idea of adding “buttons” (so to speak) to the toolbar by just writing text seems incredibly cool, and I doubt I would ever enjoy actually using Acme.

Like a lot of people, I went through an EMacs/Vim phase. Then went SublimeText, and now I live happily in VSCode. I feel very uncool to say it, but I just work really quickly with VSCode and I think it’s more because of a thousand micro-optimized UX choices by Microsoft rather than a particularly elegant core design, which is how I’d characterize Acme based on those demo videos. This is sadly how I feel about a lot of software these days.

I’d be happy to be wrong.
Take Didi Private
Don’t get them mixed up!
He should probably be looking for consulting gigs in his areas if expertise instead.
Also, "when a person isn’t on board, the company is on the hook for everything that goes on in that truck." Having a driver is a way of offloading risk.
The problem with QT is its license. All commercial applications I've seen are pre-v6 due to GPL license.
It's simpler with clang.

clang random.c

glibc 2.28 will work with binaries compiled against 2.17.
I loved the book and the stories in it, but I did have your alternative experience: it put me off wanting to work in the games industry entirely!
What you don't consider about the MVP is that you can release early/release often and then re-evaluate and improve upon it based on data, not your mind or guesses.

Taking 18 months to release it might cause you to waste a lot of valuable time with features/requirements that does not deliver any real value to your customer, and the competitors can gain this space delivering a much less complete product, with less quality, but with the right features because of MVP concepts.

Not teasing in any way, but just 2 cents to consider, as I see a LOT of issues with the MVP approach.
Oh no, this Russian propaganda is no longer available on Youtube. How sad.
The one I miss most was Microsoft Office Picture Editor.
Not to mention that "to be disappeared" is phrase used in various periods when death squads were active in South America, notably during the Dirty War [1] in Argentina when a number of friends of my parents had their children viciously murdered and when my cousins got out of the country by the skin of their teeth. Using the term for "losing your data 'cause you didn't make personal backups" is pretty pathetic.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dirty_War
"However, the world is currently at war with Nazi Russia. At war, you do not risk reviewing the enemy propaganda content. You block anything related to this propaganda, and deal with it later. Sorry."

"Disclaimer: I am Russian. I know wtf I am talking about."

Maybe thats why your mentality considers it fine?
The crazy thing about the Borg is people would absolutely sign up for assimilation if it were consensual. The perfect peace and tranquility of abandoning your self to a vast collective, having your entire civilization archived, essential posthuman eternal life (depending on whether the "Borg" really exist as data, just using drones as necessary physical interfaces, which is my own headcanon but I don't think actual canon.) People would absolutely give up individuality for that.

For a species with vast collective intelligence and access to data on countless cultures, they seem to have the worst possible approach to their goals. They assimilate by nanoprobes, after all - they could easily create replicants that resemble a target species and have them blend in, slowly spreading a dormant "infection" that doesn't trigger until it's spread through enough of the population. Just throwing cubes at anything with a heat signature works in a brute force way, but there are more elegant methods.

A more aesthetically pleasing, subtle Borg as a foil to the Federation would be interesting. It frustrates me how a lot of new Trek has been sort of teasing at plot points involving AGI and synthetic life and cybernetics but they never really dive into any of it.
Yes, my phrasing was poor. I meant to say “any reform that does not go as far as same-day would be bad”
Yeah it does take some effort to install linux and get everything running, especially since you've got your Windows setup working well enough without all the bullshit. I guess if it ain't broke, no need to fix it. But as you and goosedragons has pointed out, those games would most likely run well on linux, so if you are ever in a position where you need to reinstall an OS I'd recommend considering linux :)
Ah, the ad hominem. The best defense against intolerance is to directly attack others! /s
How do you know what country is actually behind any of this? I’d imagine that would be very difficult given nation states can host content anywhere in the world and will want to make it look like it’s coming from elsewhere.
> doesn't have many of the security problems that plague NPM

Is that true? How so?

I'm a long-time PHP dev, but of the issues I can recall regarding NPM, including the recent controversy related to the invasion of Ukraine, I don't see how that sort of thing couldn't happen with Composer some day, and it might just be a matter of time; that it hasn't yet has more to do with the relative ecosystems of the two languages and the developers they attract than anything technical, in my opinion. But I'd love to be proven wrong.
It is very easy to source at North American music festivals. Particularly EDM-ish festivals. In fact its very common for people just offer to sell it to you unprompted. (I suspect Europe is similar but I have not really attended festivals there).
That's not what u/VictorPath wrote or meant. Their point is that no amount of proof is sufficient for some people (the fringe).

Whereas you and I can watch the Rodney King footage and see the plain truth that the cops beat the shit out of King without cause, there will always be quislings spreading FUD.
A Conversational Paradigm for Program Synthesis
Your content can deal with Russian interests without dealing with Russia.
If a catcher spams your service with thousands of just-barely-relevant replies, they'll always get paid? Is there any karma level at which the catcher flat out is not paid?
To clarify, if I search for "Bob Marley" what would happen?
That doesn't make any sense, not much relevant about which modules are GPL has changed with the release of Qt6. Not that the licensing situation doesn't have problems, but that specific thing can't really be it.
The worst part of all this is that clubhouse.io changed their name to some stupid thing that doesn't make any sense and they didn't need to. They could have just waited out the hype.
I use PirateShip all the time if I do want something shipped UPS, it's great.
This is definitely what I thought this article was going to be about. It’s a false equivocation and really irresponsible of the poster to use that terminology.
You're welcome! I did the doodles myself.
Can you explain how this works if you don't click any links?
Wsl2 was the solution for me, I prefer it over the mac I used to use
> It would be like saying “Well, we sold all the parking meters in Chicago to foreigners (really, they did [1])”. Then that company decides to ban anyone who’s black from parking downtown.

Stopping black people from parking would basically eliminate access to downtown. A publisher/distributor (I think that line's a lot finer than you make it out to be, but whatever) refusing to publish content just means a writer has to find a different outlet for their media. They could, for instance, start their own website.

Part of free speech is the right to keep your mouth shut, so publishers have the right to not distribute material they don't agree with
I grow weary of people comparing not reviving free services from private companies to serious violations of human rights.

Even more so from someone who has associated themself with a media outlet created by a despotic nation who is busy violating human rights.
I feel like the secret sauce here and Agones is basically public IPs per node, a pre-warm mechanism (and the software to route games to warmed servers), and an assumption that games are short lived enough that nodes can eventually get scaled down as games fall off.

Seems well and good. I'm not sure if you lose any real DDOS protection by going through a load balancer.

I do have to wonder if its worth running game servers in k8s or just use autoscaling instances without the pod concept. You're really fighting against what k8s does well, for what I assume is no benefit. Thoughts?
That was my experience. I never consciously switched; I just realized, one day, that I had stopped bothering to use my Mac in favor of my Linux-based, second-hand Thinkpad. MacOS used to be my home, but over time it steadily felt more like Apple's home, in which I was only welcome if I did things their way. Linux offers its own frustrations, but at least it's my machine.
Ask HN: Looking for bare metal hosting company without virtualized NICs
I've been using spot Amazon c5n metal instances to do DPDK NIC I/O development work. About $1.20/hr/machine. Spot instances are awesome for development work, and on the whole, using Amazon
is painless.

See https://github.com/rodgarrison/reinvent

However, AWS ENA NICs are virtualized. They are not bonafide plugged-into-the-PCI-bus cards. Therefore the data pathway to/from the NIC is not direct like it would be at home with the NIC right on the motherboard or in the PCI bus. For a cloud company probably virtualized is the only way to go.

Non-virtualized is what I have in mind for the application I have in mind. To that end, anybody know of a decent HW hosting company provides:

- Some kind of Xeon based processors
- regular run of the mill COTS NICs (not virtualized)
- Bonus: provides or could provide SolarFlare NICs
God is not real, this is so stupid. No one supports Islamic prayer in school. This is a thinly veiled fox news argument that we should teach kids that Jesus is real and was conceived without semen.
Sounds like these are in-store only :(
Why? Is your HackerNews comment history that important to you? The web currently is suffering from an abundance of practically the opposite problem: the perception, though not the reality, that a lot of commentary is "off the record" - aka equivalent to a conversation in a coffee shop - when this could not be further from the truth.

Most social media controversies start from this basic mismatch - the perception of social media commentary as though its like that you might share with your friends, but published, openly accessibly and archived for all the world to see - context which would temper most people from pretending that a comment should stand alone rather then in proper context.

The web never forgets, and that's the basic problem. If people are attached to their content but not backing it up in case of disaster, then I fail to see how that's anyone else's problem - your lack of planning does not constitute anyone else's crisis or obligation.

POSSE is in fact a correct reaction to this issue: starting from the presumption that your "free" hosting will remain so was a delusion that everyone capable of even a little systemic thinking should've seen as a risk - obviously you're going to lose that as soon as whatever invisible accounting applies to you no longer pays the bills.
So here’s my question. Someone sends me a message via FuckKnowsWhatMessanger and that message lands through those legal shenanigans in my iMessage. I reply and my reply goes to some server of FKWM fuck knows where. Where’s the consent?
There is also an updated Raymond Chen footnote: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20220113-00/?p=10...
Before you had JS. Now you have JS + Web Assembly.

The second one is bigger.
I personally have never heard of this and I doubt this event is constantly in the mind of the public zeitgeist of the article's OP. Such a general phrase as "to be disappeared" is not monopolized for any harrowing event - it's on par with saying you were "brainwashed" despite the CIA nor other intelligence groups being involved.
FOUNDATIONS OF MECHANICAL ACCURACY
Wayne Moore
>Speech, in general, is just sharing information - it does not cause any direct effect on the real world

If this were true, free speech wouldn't be worth defending or even debating. Speech has effects, which makes it valuable.
You could spread the backup into several isolated borg repos and run in parallel if CPU is the bottleneck.
That specific phrase came to my mind too.

On the other hand sometimes people are just holding things wrong.
Ukrainians welcome in Hungary but Afghan student was not
As long as you don’t care about causing suffering for your pleasure, then you have no reason.

Why not just give a shit about the suffering of others though?…
A fairly useful addendum to your list might be 4) both have grown up into completely ok languages.

If you, like me and many others, shrugged them both of for years and came back to them pleasantly surprised, it might change the timbre when reading that.

I'm not sure I agree that it's the best but it's got some things going for it:

- incredibly fast to deploy and iterate

- supported in some fashion on more hosting solutions than other languages or compiled binaries

- one of the best performing interpreted languages

Not all of these benefits apply to me so I don't use PHP but under the right circumstances I'd look at it again.
Oh wow. I really don’t relate to the “mouse + keyboard together is annoying, therefore I choose more mouse” reaction.

Since we have to type to code anyway, my pick is keyboard only, and since I don’t want RSI, I switched from emacs to vim 20 years ago or so, and I’ve been mostly happy ever since.

I do really love the idea of super simple bindings out to shell scripts in acme, that’s not … super simple in vim, but other than that this post filled me with a mix of consternation and revulsion; I guess like he mentions upfront, acme isn’t for everyone :)
>but I don't think this article is that

I feel like we might have read different articles.
so it can't happen?
BITE = Behavior Information Thought Emotional Control

All cults use that but all religions do too to a certain degree.

No sane religion will allow members that can think for themselves to do an independent research and decide if they want to join or not. That would remove the easiest prey, children. Children have an implicit trust in his parents so religion will hijack that and insert themselves at the center of their lives. As Paine said:
All national institutions of churches, whether Jewish, Christian or Turkish, appear to me no other than human inventions, set up to terrify and enslave mankind, and monopolize power and profit.
Yeah, it probably views them as a big truck or something. In any case, I would be really surprised if regular (non-FSD) Autopilot would be happy with the markings on a Melbourne street that has tram lines.
Unfortunately that won't compile against glibc 2.17 since getrandom(2) was only added to glibc in 2.25. See https://lwn.net/Articles/711013/ for background info,
"Being disappeared" doesn't call to mind any specific event to me but definitely is an idiom for like law enforcement or intelligence removing people seen as troublesome. Just google it!
If you want to read something truly horrific check out elan.school .

It was a troubled teen school in Maine that sounds unbelievable until you read multiple identical stories from students
> Wireguard is not a link layer (layer 2)

Yes but UI wise it presents itself as one, since it’s acts as an interface. The fact that it is not a true data link layer is the basis of my comment.

> AllowedIPs can be disabled if you want; just set it to 0.0.0.0/0.

Only one peer is allowed to use 0.0.0.0/0 for AllowedIPs
Php has been around for 20+ years which means the pool of experienced developers is much larger than other ecosystems with new languages. Greenfield php projects by experienced developers are created everyday.

When someone brings up haskell as a best choice for server side web development as a replacement for php it makes me think this person is either very new or trying virtual signal that they are smarter and more skilled because they use a more difficult powerful language. That's like saying building a laser from a kit to cut your bread is better than using a knife. Nevermind the cost, time, safety, availability of parts and employee market for each skill would clearly point to a knife as the best tool. Very few companies still in business build a laser when they need a knife.
Only one peer is allowed to use 0.0.0.0/0 for AllowedIPs
WASM _IS_ JS. Some browsers do things to make it run faster. JS runs in its own security sandbox and is already suppose to be safe. Browsers get exploited in all kinds of ways, and IIRC, there have been WASM-specific exploits as well in the past.

Your question is non-sensical as is. I think you need to expand it to have people be less confused as to what you’re asking.
They're trying to shut down the replica market
>Hypothetically, would capping populations of cities and towns be a better way to utilize resources as well as distribute resources so everyone can have a basic quality of life?

Isn't that what many cities in the US are doing with their zoning laws? The "cap" is being enforced by the number of housing units that's available (although not perfectly), and the result is that the housing units available are rented/sold to the highest bidder. Whether that resulted in "everyone can have a basic quality of life" is... doubtful.
This looks like a cool project, I had issues packaging Qt apps with Python for the Argos Translate GUI https://github.com/argosopentech/argos-translate-gui
Personally, I had bad experiences with DynamoDB in a work setting. Where it quickly got expensive
Not nearly as ephemeral as web traffic though. Games usually last longer than a spot instance could normally support.
As to 2 - If anything, it would give Putin a chuckle and material for yet another famous speech. And convince him even further that the West is as myopic and navel-oriented as he always knew it to be.
nvm then
Love this site. Been using it for years whenever we need to diagnose deliverability.
Because they've been allowed to privatize what is effectively the commons.

In the US we had the Fairness Doctrine until Reagan. That was to try to make publishers show balanced views. Removing it led to Fox and MSNBC today.
Show HN: Building a kanban board for Twitter content, thoughts?
I was sent to one of these programs when i was 13. Two guys came to my house and picked me up in the middle of the night and traveled with me to a wilderness program in the north georgia mountains. That ended up turning into a 20 momth stay at their "Therapeutic Boarding School".

About 5 years later the students burned the school down and i got about $2000 dollars in a class action lawsuit because they were hiring untrained therapists and admitting students who they knew were a risk to others around them.

The schools was Hidden Lake Academy anf the wilderness program was Ridge Creek Academy

AMA if anyone is interested.
Related:

Fornjot: A next-generation Code-CAD application - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30597061 - March 2022 (46 comments)
> Is your HackerNews comment history that important to you?

Uh??? Yes? I seek to understand & learn from myself & my past & what happens. Taking the time to write in, to try to calibrate myself & others, communicate, & having it blown up is very much against the project. Please don't spew this remorseless anti-personal who-cares-about-yourself litter around my or anyone else's grounds, it's callous in extreme.

We all care about who we are online. We invest ourselves. These arguments that we shouldn't care about ourselves come off extremely bad handed to me.
TBF, he writes "I was on RT for the same reason the dissident Vaclav Havel, who I knew, was on Voice of America during the communist regime in Czechoslovakia. It was that or not be heard. Havel had no more love for the policies of Washington than I have for those of Moscow." Now, of course I didn't know Havel, but while he may have had "no love for the policies of Washington", he did want to make his country more democratic and liberate it from Russian influence. So I don't think these mental gymnastics really justify producing a show that provides legitimacy to a channel that spreads Russian propaganda, amplifies conspiracy theories and promotes Russian imperialism (which, as opposed to US imperialism, he seems to be Ok with).
> I got to pick the team after being hired

This is typical for a company where people who hire you are not the same people you end up working with. The team you picked may not have wanted you. They didn't get to choose you and they didn't get to interview you. Consequently, they may not have thought it's their responsibility to onboard you, so they made it a painful experience for you on purpose.
I think it's fair to say, "it's not profitable", but that's not the argument being made. Further, those "hot button" issues are the most profitable content.
Edit to preface: Forgive the potentially naive question but -what happens when some form of bacteria (or something) evolves in a way that renders it hardy enough to survive far-uvc? The article mentioned it's ability to destroy superbugs..just wondering if any thought has been given to unintended side effects like this.
Being disappeared definitely has connotations of political prisoners and actual government censorship to me. Not a private company deciding not to host your videos for free any more.
I’ve looked at one or two frameworks (that I cannot even recall now) and they all seemed to over complicates thing. I’m not smart (or educated on the specifics of) enough to invent complicated trading algos, so why not just make it simple, observable, and testable. Great to see you came up with this independently as well, I’m not in finance so its a little validating that I’m not totally crazy!
Just look at how the medical orthodoxy has behaved: first solving the wrong problem by putting emphasis on skin contact and droplet spread. Vague messaging about masking. Little messaging about ventilation. And now denial and downplaying about long COVID.

Scientific answers were there, but our institutions preferred to normalize their beliefs into their preexisting comfort zone and dismiss anything else with a "cool story bro". They only seem to learn after the blood has been spilled.
David Perrys game. This one was good because the Brand let him do his own thing. His earlier Global Gladiators for McDonald was also good for same reason, but MCDonald hated it because it didnt feature creepy clown enough :) They insisted on brilliance of "Mac and Me" :-)

You cant hear about it from David himself in this podcast: "The Making of Earthworm Jim with David Perry - The Retro Hour EP319" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzETRBuzfWY

part about advert gaming is at https://youtu.be/UzETRBuzfWY?t=3820