skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Pedantic. Every Windows OEM is doing this and M$ seems to encourage it to make their windows devices cheaper.
Its only in "new" for me..
‘We Interviewed a Coder. Someone Else Showed Up for the Job’
There was a numerical analyst at JPL back in the day that absolutely savaged NR. Remember, the kind of engineering they do at JPL has to be correct, not just plausible. Also, noncommercial alternatives to things like Matlab (octave, the python interfaces to Netlib libraries, etc) weren't as mainstream then, and science and engineering research had a bigger "get a book and roll your own" ethic.
https://web.archive.org/web/19990202153232/http://math.jpl.n...

I've seen it breed horrors - "senior" people instructing interns to implement its matrix inversion routine line-by-line in Matlab. Today it would be Python.

Oh, and here's a list of alternatives, from the heyday of NR:
https://web.archive.org/web/19990202141044/http://math.jpl.n...
Integrative and lifestyle medicine strategies should include Earthing (2020)
I can agree with you and still be baffled by that response. Knowing the tech underlying a blog and saying using an SSG on a Raspberry Pi is simple are different things.
Wow you're right! It's like an informal dress code.

As I get older I found the nicer fabrics and older style more fitting.

The ritual of steaming, prepping while listening to podcast is great.
But its algorithms are often incorrect, inefficient and numerically unstable. Just use a library written by an expert in whatever your area of interest is.
If I would be US President, my first measure on day 1, would be to create a Manhattan Level top secret research program of 10 to 15 years. Budget of 50 to 100 Billion, solely dedicated to neutralize Nuclear Weapons. Nothing has higher importance.

"Neutrino beam could neutralise nuclear bombs":

https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn3734-neutrino-beam-co...
Well, it's funny (haha and peculiar) because of the title.
Revolut: 7 Years Later
What cloud service can you do that on? Seriously asking.
Bottles did not work very well for me. I'd suggest Lutris - it does a lot of things to ease the pains and has reasonable defaults. But if your game is on Steam - then just install Steam and let the game run through Proton, you don't need to do anything else
No it’s not? Rents are higher in New York than Paris or San Francisco. It’s hard to make the exact comparison because incomes are lower in Paris and San Francisco is a worse city, but New York’s affordable housing policy is 100% just the subway and Jersey City. Everything else should not be emulated at any cost.
He didn’t say his original transgressions were bad enough to make him a colossal douchebag. He said refusing to apologise for them turned him into one.
I use --single-instance and it spawns much faster (and eats way less memory). Even without this switch it does not take this long on my machine (certainly less than half a second), but yes it takes noticeably longer than, say, urxvt.
Retrofitting Rust Servo Browser Engine (Mozilla) as WebView Provider for Tauri
There is a tool called ‚Shut up, Windows 10‘ that let‘s you deactivate all telemetry and other annoying features with one click.
> Ignoring our own privacy, shouldn't we protect those people who the government/institutions/etc already squash down?

And this should resonate even among the individualistic and self-interested who might believe they're unaffected, as those who aren't "squashed down" right now would be wise to not get caught in the thinking that the set of people affected today by certain state, corporate and institutional actions is immutable. "They would never do it to us" (along with the often heard "it could never happen here") is one of the most dangerous ways of discounting problems affecting "others" in the present. When you see people, either as individuals or as groups, being treated a certain way by those with greater power, remember that this could just as easily also be you in the future.
Different games.

Games like FF7R, GTA, anmy RPG etc, sure I play on playstation.

Good luck playing CSGO, Valorant, Leauge of Legends and my already massive Steam library on PS4 lol

Why would you suggest this as a "solution"

I run Windows 10 as it runs the software I want. Im on an install from 2015 when it came out and after chaning the default browser, desktop background, some settings customization, its fine.

I can also use my own desktop hardware. I have a i7 4790k, 32GB RAM and a 1070ti 3x 1440p monitors.
Why should I get a Mac?
My experience has been mostly fine, although I also had some EDID challenges for awhile which I chalked up to my complicated setup. However I also don't mind things like backlight bleed.
Vertical tabs, reader mode, tracker blocker, better bookmark management, read-aloud feature.
I'm building pagespace.app to address this need for myself as I was also looking for a place to share knowledge that spans multiple pages (with the option of selling via subscriptions or one-off purchases). Would love to hear what I can do to make the platform attractive for this use-case!
You're giving the average IT department far, far too much credit.
Microsoft Surface machines don’t have this. Microsoft doesn’t like it at all.
I don’t write but i have always been intrigued about a pipeline for efficiently writing and publishing. I came across https://hemingwayapp.com/ - you can buy the desktop version and it allows you to directly publish to Wordpress or other places. I have never tried it, but it’s supposed to be a minimalist editor. Give it a shot.

Edit - I did buy the app, I have not tried publishing thru it.
The WebView API and the browser app are not the same thing.

Uninstalling the latter shouldn't touch the former, nor should it break the OS.
Just letsencrypt, I guess.
That's not what pedantic means
While I completely agree with the point you are making, Recollecting the weekend with others counts as a type of bond building work so I would not count that time as unproductive.

It’s much easier to schmooze in the office than at home but it’s possible at home if you have good relationships with your colleagues, so when you’re not in meetings, slacking or doing slack huddles to talk about your weekend are good for morale and so good for productivity.

Granted this can completely be abused but I think it’s an important distinction.
Mate if you think I'm Ukranian then I'm shocked you're able to function in normal society for the amount of social awareness you have.
Some guys pulled it off, by doing it "ironically"

Hoodie under a suit jacket.

1960s programmers : white shirt, black tie With yeezyz.
Proxy link if anyone wants to watch it this way https://piped.kavin.rocks/watch?v=B1ejtGSsenY
Using TamperMonkey, GreaseMonkey, or another user scripting tool allows running Javascript on any web page automatically without opening the console or any other manual requirement.
The "poor", as same as "homeless", is an intentional misrepresentation of the issue. People oppose the "poor" moving to the neighborhood not because they have less money. They oppose the people who have vastly different views on what are the acceptable behaviors in day-to-day life and interactions between neighbors.
It's more complicated than that. The study referenced in the book found that snake_case makes variables easier to read, but the whole program harder to parse (my guess is it's because of the visual similarity between the underscore and a space). With camelCase, it's the other way around.

I vote for kebab-case, but I didn't find any study where it was included...
Does ipyvizzu work well with Jupyter's slideshow functionality?
(For those that don't know what I'm talking about https://medium.com/@mjspeck/presenting-code-using-jupyter-no... )
eBPF Portability Explained
Portability between different Linux kernel versions was a blocker for eBPF Deployment. Great to see it is changing
> (against the designed-for threat model)

Yeah, this is the really scary part. It's also the part not amenable proofs.

I had to implement some crypto primitives at one point in my career (for a boring combination of legal and technical reasons). Yes, I was nervous, but you pay attention to details and take careful stock of the tools you available (e.g. what's my environment's constant-time comparison function? what's my CSPRNG?) and it's not really harder in the end than implementing lots of other algorithms, you just feel like it is because the stakes are higher. As mentioned many times in this thread, some of the primitives today are also really hard to mis-implement!

But those were also part of a system that had to be secure. That was the terrifying part, because our threat models were relatively unique. But this is also the part that developers do all the time without thinking about it - any time you roll a middleware that looks directly at a JWT, or your own web session bootstrapping, or read a regexp from a user, you're committing the same kind of sin. Having a PhD in lattice reduction on-board for that isn't any help. Having security experts helps a lot for this, but when you have them they're not applying any complex math, they're just exceptionally good at getting into a Red Team mindset.

tl;dr: If you're debating implementing your own ed25519, you're probably already way too far down the rabbit hole to instead grab libnacl and claim some pride that you didn't "roll your own crypto"; even if you take libnacl at that point you've already made most of the security decisions that will make or break you.
We don't really have that problem with other goods: is it possible to make cheap and expensive bed sheets, or kitchen scales, bookshelves, or phones? Yes, in all those cases, and there's a financial incentive to do so: people who cannot afford an expensive version will pay for one they can afford.

Where exactly is the difference between those goods and housing? At first I thought land, because the same land could be used for expensive or cheap housing — but that's the case with the raw materials for those other products, and just as in the case of land for housing, not all raw material is equally desirable.

As to your question, we really can't have good evidence one way or the other, because there are too many variables. I'm attempting to reason about it, and am not really sure I have answers myself, but I'm not comfortable assuming that having government take care of a problem makes the problem go away.
Average consumers were just barely affected even by USB2.0 speeds.

Increasing the numbers we already have(Aside from efficiency) isn't going to add any real wow factor or noticable improvement.

At this point for consumer we should focus on features. I want solar panels with waterproof USB-C that I can daisy chain or combine with hubs that have batteries, and power yard USB-C yard lights.

I want cheap thermal cameras on phones so we can see what's leaking hot air in and wasting money.

And I want LoRa mesh modules in phones and laptops so we can all make our own open source Amazon Sidewalk.

Once things became fast enough for 4K movies it was kind of enough. Unless you shuffle around terabytes of porn or pirated stuff, performance is Pretty Darn Good.
I work in one that does this so maybe?

Having some kind of Windows 10 "golden image" with SCCM/Intune/PDQ for apps is fairly standard.
That's not at all what the theory said, that's just pure goalpost shifting to the point of uselessness. Tar sands are profitable with $50 oil.
Technically it is a distro because it is distributed as one - with an installer that installs a modified Ubuntu.
Technically I think vi was an interface for ex, Joy's ex-tended version of ed.
Why there, and not on the pricing page?
CSS is a great example. Someone who only engages with CSS and HTML would best be described as a web designer.
Two brands that deserve a shoutout in this vein are Filson and Freitag. I have an Alaskan Guide shirt from Filson that's still in rotation after 25+ years.

My Freitag bag will no doubt outlast me. It's made from repurposed truck tarps and seat belts. Both companies will repair their products.

https://www.filson.com/stewardship.html

https://www.freitag.ch/en/manifesto
Oh come on, that video doesn’t capture it at all. First of all the people who follow you actually choose to follow you, AND they choose when to read twitter, which already changes the dynamic completely from the video.

On top of that, that video (and your view of Twitter) is based on what Twitter was like 12 years ago. These days it’s used by world leaders to make important declarations. It’s used by war correspondents. There are two-way discussions and twitter threads by experts in every field. Twitter has substance and importance now.
If anyone is looking for a free and privacy respecting feedback gathering option for blogs, I have one here: https://roastidio.us

It is designed to complement SSG style blogs, but should work with blogging platforms as well.
Managing it after is I believe the bigger problem.
wrong link? video has nothing to do with title here
This an extremely obvious side effect and this regulation will directly and very negatively affect the quality of life of Europe's poorest citizens. I'm glad you brought it up.
> All of these things are considered bad practice when doing it in your own code, but for some bizarre reason it is considered good practice in frameworks.

I think that’s because that kind of code has a much higher maintenance burden. It’s much more difficult to get up to speed on what’s going on in complex magical code. But you can probably trust a framework that’s achieved critical mass to make reasonable decisions and stay alive for a while.
Microsoft has every fresh windows 10/11 install automatically download garbage like candy crush. They don’t like it at all?
That's almost correct, but not quite (depending on your definition of correct). It fails to account for the problem that Allen Downey's paper so carefully took care of. I think it's best shown with an image (exaggerated to have a 2-bit mantissa and 2-bit exponent):

https://i.imgur.com/5TerZkm.png

Top is Python, bottom is correctly rounding to nearest float. Python's implementation does not round correctly to the nearest floating point value, it floors. This means it oversamples those floating point numbers with mantissa 0, and can not sample an inclusive range at all.
Archive.org causes North Korea?

- - - -

Seriously though, I actually think that the effects of mass digital information on society are going to be very, uh, interesting going forward.

I wonder about the people whose parents have been documenting their lives on FB since they were born, or the kids who have never spent more than a few hours away from their smart phones.
What was the editor built with?
I'm here for this, but not to declare empathically my position. Rather, I'd like to ask a question: Say I'm learning a new language that is opinionated about casing. Suppose it was easier to read one style, but the language in question adopted another style. Would you buck the trend of that ecosystem and adopt it, or follow convention?
I would like to try writing a post before signing up, or at least see what the import/export looks like

I want to see if source code snippets, SVG, LaTeX, etc. works

Same issue with bearblog.dev. They show you example rendered posts but not the example source
> Am I just out of touch?

You're out of touch

I'm outta time

but I'm outta my head

when you're asking around
You must not play many games.

There are a variety of games for PC that just aren't on console. If you want to play them, you do not have any alternative.

There are a variety of games where you need a mouse, or have grown up using a mouse, and switching to constroller is like asking someone who runs marathons to switch to sack racing. This is not an alternative on consoles.

Games are frequently cheaper on PC. MUCH cheaper. If you're on a budget, it's hard to justify.

Not all multiplayer games are cross-system compatible, and many never will be. If your friends play on PC, you can't switch to console without agreeing to never play with them again. Maybe you'll be the one to start the exodus if you try, but maybe not. That's a lot to ask of people, to buy a new console, rebuy all their old games, and then be okay with all the above-mentioned issues, including the network effect of your friends' friends who all play on PC, etc.

In short, there are quite a number of valid reasons to run Windows on your PC, especially if you play games.
I do not say sorry but I will admit my mistakes, work to make up for them, and try to understand why I made the mistake so I don't repeat in the future. Sorry is cheap and I refuse to use it.
Completely agree. You shouldn’t go to NR for the code. You should go to it because, even decades after it was first published, it’s still the only reasonably comprehensive text on scientific computing that doesn’t assume you’re in a graduate program in applied mathematics. And I say that as someone who actually took those graduate level applied mathematics classes. I can pick up NR and understand the basics of some algorithm within fifteen minutes, without hurting my brain.

If there’s a better book that is accessible to the masses I’d like to know about it. But I haven’t found it yet.
Isn't this (and career choice) the explaination for the gap the other direction for the other cities? I guess I'm not seeing how this is different. Do you have some numbers showing what you're explaining (sometimes easier for me to see it that way).
Sugarcoat: - Auto-generating replacement scripts against trackers
Ask HN: Are Wise and Revolut good?
I'm looking for a way to make international transfers more easily but I've heard about people's accounts getting closed with funds still in them. Wise seems more practical because of the more feature-full web app compared to Revolut.

Do you know a good service like this? Any experience with Wise and/or Revolut?
I don't think jam can suck water out of the air constantly at this speed. Does it work with an empty jar?
While not truly “dedicated” to Pico-8, it’s the best I’ve seen:

https://www.clockworkpi.com/gameshell
The target audience for this doc seems to be people whose world view was shaped by the last two years of political messaging. Maybe the authors assume that most people working in tech fall into that category?
Programmatic or manual suppression of keywords and/or domains. Look at the points, time and comments count of the current front page when compared to this which is currently on the second page.

This:

33.
BBC: Killings in Bucha are deliberate massacre – Ukraine (bbc.co.uk)
34 points by rendall 57 minutes ago | unvote | flag | hide | 5 comments

Others:

3.
Why to Care About Privacy After Years of Sharing Data (thenewoil.org)
28 points by Bright_Machine 1 hour ago | flag | hide | 8 comments

5.
Rethinking Visual Programming with Go (divan.dev)
40 points by techplex 3 hours ago | flag | hide | 15 comments
6.
Book Review: The Programmer's Brain (shkspr.mobi)
55 points by edent 3 hours ago | flag | hide | 11 comments

8.
Podcast-conversations with YC founders whose startups failed (spotify.com)
26 points by thinkwithlucie 3 hours ago | flag | hide | 2 comments

11.
The Science of Production (constructionphysics.substack.com)
9 points by sebg 1 hour ago | flag | hide | discuss
I accidentally copied the wrong link.....

Made a second post with the correct link, can admins delete this one.

Check https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30897563, until this post is deleted by admins.

Ty.
It's amazing to see but I think it's just like a ball rolling down an inclined plane. A screw is just a twisted inclined plane. For various combinations of friction and angle gravity can make it happen.
Their pay is actually quite high. They get a scaled pension that lasts for all of retirement after 20 years of service. How many millions do you need in the market to generate that level of income in retirement? [Breaks out the world's smallest violin]
I've noticed this is starting to happen with Github issues too. Scummy websites will scrape issue threads on Github, repackage them into "blog posts" with "comments" and rank higher in SEO.

It just sucks that the solution to getting ranked on google is never "write good content" but rather "optimize for SEO"
Divorce seems preferable to a marriage based on Jira.
In my community the folks here have a ratio of firearms to people of about 20:1. Many of them save their brass/steel and reload their own ammo. Most here carry concealed and are not required to have a permit. Same goes for some neighboring states. Permits are only required if traveling into a state that does not honor permit-less carry based on state ID.

As a funny side note this is only place I have lived where it is normal to see people get out of their vehicle with hunting/assault rifles at the gas station sorting/shifting their gear and nobody bats an eye. My bank has a fundraiser poster on the door for a rifle giveaway prize.
Don't roll your own numerics.

There are normally many subtle gotchas that affect numerical stability of a method, as well as great attention to detail required to handle degenerate edge cases. And that's before we get to subtle bugs that only trigger occasionally or are otherwise hard to detect.

It's not like NAG/ISML/HSL etc don't predate NR, in some cases by several decades. Libraries were always available, though back in the day you may have needed to pay for them.
Looks right, now turn off n support on either the client or AP and it'll drop to 54. Everybody stopped calling them the b/g-band and a-band just around 2010, when n had finalized+distributed and standards were no longer band specific. This isn't just the IEEE guys either it's everybody that hasn't stay on 2000's era Wi-Fi hardware in the 2020s. The driver for your 13 year old card wasn't rewritten from scratch for the day it came out so it's no surprise it still references them as such.

Not rotting isn't the same thing as being new. The best it can do is hold steady to the age it came out at with whatever enhancements can be provided in firmware. Ignoring ac(1/2)/ax and 6 GHz there are also a litany of intermediate standards (hence the letter skips) many of which are relevant to all PHY standards.

No matter how you slice it these things are ancient. That said it's great you can make it work for you though as there are no newer alternatives to fall back to.
For many people precise instructions imply that you need to be precise when executing them, i.e. if you deviate you ruined it. Most recipes however are not like that and the tolerances are actually huge.
The State of Mobile Internet Connectivity 2021 [pdf]
GP didn't say they did.
> There are two well-known Avishai Cohens, both jazz musicians (so you can't disambiguate on the broader genre), both from Israel (so you can't disambiguate on country of origin), but luckily they do play different instruments (bass and trumpet).

Along very similar lines, there are also famously two musicians named Bill Evans. Both play jazz (genre) and both are from the US (country). As a bonus, both have been members of bands led by Miles Davis. And again you can differentiate them by instrument (piano and saxophone).

Which is sort of what Wikipedia article titles do to differentiate them:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Evans

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Evans_%28saxophonist%29

I guess Wikipedia also differentiates by level of fame, since the pianist article title doesn't have a qualifier.
If Microsoft doesn’t like it, they could prevent OEM from doing it through licensing.

They don’t. It’s been like that for decades.
That was one of the hard things to figure out how to do in a simple way on mataroa. Just using Let's Encrypt directly was the first iteration. Now mataroa is using a combination of:

- Let's Encrypt with a wildcard certificate for mataroa.blog and all *.mataroa.blog domains

- Caddy's automated certificates for all user custom domains

You can see a few more details about this setup in the server playbook doc [1] and the Caddyfile [2]

[1]: https://github.com/sirodoht/mataroa/blob/master/docs/server-...

[2]: https://github.com/sirodoht/mataroa/blob/master/Caddyfile