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Sorry, I didn't mean to comment on your expertise, but rather the epistemology of who we believe.

> My knowledge comes from someone who helped develop Dolby Digital on film so I'm pretty sure it's correct.

That is certainly better information than anyone else here has, and you seem to actually understand the technology. I wish HN was 90% comments like yours and almost none of the rest, especially Wikipedia!

But while we're talking about epistemology! Decades-old memories go wrong, and when vested interests are involved the memories can drift to desired beliefs or familiar narratives. That doesn't make the comment a bad one - it's very valuable, actual knowledge. But it's not sure to be correct either, and/or not precise.
Even highly effective engineers will have trouble delivering features, in a large company, when they could easily deliver the same features in a smaller company.
Process and politics is part of it, but the one of the problems with having so many developers, is that these developers end up writing code, all of that code ends up making things more complicated than they need to be, which makes introducing new features more complicated, due to all the systems you need to integrate with.
More likely they needed to develop exploits for Amiga driven SCADA systems.
No it's not a replacement for Excel and its huge set of features, instead it implements an Excel-like interface to edit csv, json or js array data. No formulas, pivot tables, merged cells.
Dude why do you have to fill these threads about all the spam on search with yet more spam promoting your crappy Bing-based search engine. Just let the conversation happen without all the self promotion ok? Jeez Louise this is annoying!
The goal is not a media free of bias because it's generally agreed that's simply not a possibility. So instead, the goal is a media that attempts to limit and acknowledge its biases. Western media usually attempts this (with mixed success). Russian media does not attempt this. That is the difference.
I always thought Facebook getting into search could be big since they have really good engagement data based on what people post and like but I was just listening to TWIST (https://youtu.be/KfibbbLeT3c?t=4014) and they made a great point about the potential of Apple Spotlight Search being a way for Apple to expand into search and advertising. If Apple ends up turning spotlight into a proper search engine across web and apps it could really take a decent portion of the market from Google and FB, especially since all of the premium users are already in the Apple ecosystem.

The dream search engine would always be a click/swipe away and have access to all of your personal data/documents and the web, if Apple wants it CMD+SPACE could really be that.
Now to download and wait out the hours-long build.

Now building module 524 of 3998...

Inevitably, the Windows build is a download via a provided launcher, and the Linux build is getting the sources from Github, searching forums for the directions, and compiling for hours. Supposedly Nanite will work in Linux in the release version; it didn't in the pre-release.
I personally use private trackers and sonarr/radarr apps to manage the content. You could probably use public trackers if you want.

There is a nice docker image that runs deluge and wireguard. Works great with my VPN. Keeps a port open and everything. Has the firewall set to prevent using anything other than the vpn. It’s also nice I don’t have to play with my servers network settings as it’s all in the container.
Brave Goggles [pdf]
Probably hosted on Graviton instances
No, I don't think we would. The verb carries an amount of deviousness.

I don't know how the word carries so substantially different moral leanings, but that's English. I'm sure there are many other words with evil twins.
Layout in LaTeX, tweak in inkscape...
It looks like you’re looking at a different chart, which is weird because they look like they’re from the same source. The tweeted pic of the chart shows -40% but the chart you linked never shows a value that low for the date mentioned.
To be honest, for terminal not being open-source is enough for me. I'm not Stallman, but, terminal, seriously…
I could be wrong but I think it is used to alert you when you have incompatible dependencies.

For example if you have a dependency with a peerDependency `something: 2.x.x` and you currently have `something: 1.0.0` installed as a direct dependency, it will fail rather than allowing multiple versions to be run.
Yes, when my cousin came to visit me she was terrified that her family would be gunned down in the street.

You can’t tell from the news but Americans are generally friendly and helpful in person. The Borat film was supposed to show how deranged Americans are but the half I watched was all about people trying to be nice to him despite his antics.
Adding on to this, customization is nice but customization is not why DuckDuckGo isn't as good as Google. The reason nothing is as good as Google is because Google indexes way more content than every other service that I'm aware of
To add to that, most people are satisfied with snake oil and false cures.

I guess you could call that good enough.. I call it morally irresponsible.
You're probably not going to get good answers here in the comments, I think people are rightly worried about hn-frontpage being seo-d / reddified / propagandized, not a good end result for hn regardless.
This is very true, and another thing is, he wasn't even a founder of Tesla. He swooped in about a year after it was founded with wads of investment cash, and with his now well-known egotistical drive, decided to make the company all about him. When of course all the actual work was being done by the experts rather than this arrogant dilettante who did more to impede their work than effectively manage it.
At issue here is your front page, which says:

"Private & Secure:
All cloud features are opt-in. Data is encrypted at rest."

While you might have some wiggle room to say that telemetry is not a "cloud feature", logging in with github is absolutely a cloud thing and it's not really opt-in if you can't use the software without literally identifying yourself to a cloud service.

You should at the very least remove that text from your front page until you're out of beta and it's actually true.

And that's ignoring the fact that there's no victory in splitting hairs over the definition of cloud stuff to pretend you're not walking a very fine line.
Yes, but it will have to be rebranded as an anti-stalking rule to get the right people on board.
There were portions of the canvas wiped out by admins, but the American flag wasn’t among them. That was a coordinated griefing effort.
Similar story here. One of my first jobs—still in high school–was working at an office supply chain. There was this really cute girl who was just hired. One night, as I was facing all the shelves in my section, she approaches me with this look in her eye like she had been working up the courage to talk to me.

She clearly had something very important to say. I was very interested, of course! She was a hottie.

"I have something to ask you...", she started, nervous and flirty-like. Is this what it's like to be hit on?, I'm thinking.

"...have you accepted Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior? You know He loves you very much."

I've never before or since been whiplashed like that. I smiled politely, lied about my acceptance of Him and made an excuse to move somewhere else. Had I been thirstier, I might have joined the church just for her :)
Not necessarily. Introverts are content to stick to the friends they already have, and/or just being alone. There's less stress that way.
It's definitely more pleasant to use than Jenkins, but Jenkins is as painful as it gets.

90% of the times it's some ancient setup that nobody knows how it works. And the amount of hands-on required to keep in working is waaaay higher than other CI pipelines.

Circle CI is also not very nice at all. Things like GitLab CI or Sourcehut Builds are sooo much simpler, lighter and faster in comparison.
so you're saying if those SPECIFIC people didn't exist we wouldn't have modern computers. I know Hacker News suffers from an extreme case of hero worship / cult of personality but I can't agree that technology and more generally progress works that way. Every new development is child of its time, talented people HAVE to meet with opportunity to generate extraordinary results, but I don't think Alan Kay is any more extraordinary as a human than anyone I work with, he just had an above average opportunity available to him and he seized it.

Same for Page/Brin, find someone as smart as they were and try starting Google now, I bet it's not gonna go the same way.
Wezterm is the best of the bunch I've tried, but I just keep going back to MATE terminal.
Yikes!

Because you posted directly to HN and clearly want to show this audience the value of your work, I expected a somewhat different reply to this critique.

A more user-centered reply might have been to say you understand the confusion and will look into making this truly opt-in with the team. I think the strong message you're getting from this community—who is, after all, your target audience—is that before sending any data (whether you choose to label it telemetry, tracking, diagnostic data, or otherwise), you should explicitly ask in the terminal itself whether the user finds this acceptable.

I don't want to put down an effort with seemingly good intentions like this one, so please take this engagement in the spirit it was given.
Can you tell us precisely which speech is being silenced by the government in the US in 2022?
I agree that you need to solve your issue with docker.

however, as far as vendor dependencies go, migrating away from docker hub should be on your roadmap.

you can always have a docker registry hosted by a third party but with your own domain (using CNAMEs) so you can always switch them with minimial impact.

so, IMHO use a CNAME to host your repo on a different provider, deprecate your old images, notify your customers and move on to more productive endeavors.

supply chain risk management is part of running any SaaS.
It very much needs an identity provider, only they implement it themselves instead of outsourcing it to Google/MS.

On Tailscale you also need to whitelist machines in the web console. There's probably an automated way to do it as well but I haven't looked into it since I only use it for a few static hosts.

I've migrated from ZT to TS about a year ago because ZT was much slower (network bandwidth-wise) and CPU-intensive than Tailscale on my setup. YMMV.
I imagine their systems have changed a lot, but 10+ years ago I heard the key reason for not implementing this at the time was due to how heavily denormalized and append-heavy their data model was. (Though they always had a mechanism for deletion, so..)
Depression and Anxiety are highly correlated.

https://www.hartgrovehospital.com/relationship-anxiety-depre...

And it’s common for the same medication to treat both anxiety and depression.

Note: I’m not a doctor and wouldn’t recommend the OP to take advice from anyone other than a medical professional.
Psilocybin mushrooms.

Depression is the problem of the ego.

Once you realize it is not real, neither is depression.
It allows packages to specify a wider version range for downstream users than a pinned version used in `devDependencies`. This is a common pattern if (say) your tests depend on certain less stable APIs but your published package only uses a smaller more stable subset. It’s especially useful if you want to support older semver-major versions, or even newer ones if you’re confident that the APIs you use will remain stable.

The example used in this post[1] on the Node blog is plugin systems, which is a very common expression of this pattern.

> Real question, not a challenge! I really don't understand this stuff, I've always found javascript dependency management very confusing.

I appreciate the clarification but it was clear to me the question was sincere FWIW! And yeah, a lot of this was hard for me to get a solid grasp on for quite a while. I think this tends to show up more in the JS ecosystem because semver was so eagerly adopted there, but I suspect it’s of similar benefit where semver is used and dev/prod dependencies is a proscribed distinction generally.

1: https://nodejs.org/es/blog/npm/peer-dependencies/
Congrats on the launch Adam! I noticed the company name at the bottom of the page, what does Hinhilla mean?
"As a poetic fantasy, they are superb. But it's maddening how little sense they make as a way to navigate computer networks."

Neuromancer is not supposed to be a manual on navigating real-life computer networks.

It's science fiction. Readers are expected to suspend disbelief.
AGI: Adjusted gross income? That didn’t make sense.

Acronyms in headline are not the place to put them unless it’s very certain the target audience is innately familiar. Guess I’m not that audience.
About 6 months ago I started experiencing a level of depression that was stronger than I ever had. About 3 months ago, I started seeing a therapist; and, about 3 weeks ago, I finally decided to see a psychiatrist and get anti-depressants.

Talk to your doctor or psychiatrist about everything before making any decisions. I am not a doctor. This is not medical advice.

When I started anti-depressants, it started as nothing happening, but when they kicked in, for the first time in, basically ever, I spun myself up into actual, genuine happiness. I hadn't felt actual happiness in ... possibly decades, and I didn't even know what I had been missing.

I have a long battle ahead; but at least for me, anti-depressants showed me a little bit of what can be and I am so, so grateful for them.

edit:

Sorry, I should also add: before I was prescribed anti-depressants, I was journalling (I still am); and, before that, I had been using exercise to help handle the anger and sadness in me.
The podcast episode struck me (as someone with a superficial understanding of crypto) as a devastating critique of crypto. This episode is a companion to an episode of the Ezra Klein Show featuring Katie Haun (partner, a16z), who is also a crypto booster: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/15/opinion/ezra-klein-podcas...

I'm hoping that this episode attract comments in the HN community.
Hey - in general, yes, we do talk to our Users on a regular about the product (in fact, I first participated in the research session, and only after that decided to join the company).

I assume you're asking specifically about discussing telemetry and open source, not only the features. We try to be super open about collecting the data, and published an extensive list of things we report. Most of our users don't mind. Those that did, messaged us directly about it and shared their feedback. Some even decided to trust us after exchanging emails, talking to the team and seeing us improving the messaging based on their feedback.

Regarding open source - it is not just a vague promise. We do have plans on doing it, many team members joined the company because they want to contribute to the community. We actively discuss this topic with our community on Discord and Github. I'm personally super excited about our UI framework, and can't wait until we open it up to other people (we recently added some a11y support, which is super cool and not as common among the Rust frameworks). Here's the github discussion for more context: https://github.com/warpdotdev/Warp/discussions/400

However, we understand that our current mode of operation won't (and honestly, can't) please everyone, so it's not surprising that there are people who don't agree with this approach.
> I personally just disable the Warp application's internet access to address this

How do you do that? I used to use Little Snitch, but not sure if it's still the best these days.
Definitely not just you. This thread is how I came to understand what it was too.
> He has no problem throwing people/money/etc. at the problem to get the result he wants and if someone so much as says the opposite, they are removed from the equation (fired, publicly ridiculed, etc.).

Not just fired or ridiculed, Musk and Tesla have also tried to have a whistleblower murdered by accusing them of being a mass shooter and having them SWAT'd[1].

[1] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2019-03-13/when-elon...
Just being honest but maybe your friends aren't the type that are into politics and controversial topics?
UiCA – The Uops.info Code Analyzer
I remember seeing people complain that CP2077 wasn't punk because you could do jobs for the police and get paid for it... Which to me is actually incredibly punk in message. Sure the character might not be punk, but the suggestion that in the future we will have people basically getting hit jobs from the cops via an app like they were uber drivers is incredibly dystopian and punk in message to me
Spot on. Back in the days of web portals, millions was spent on making them customizable. I can't find a link, but I believe back in the early 2000s reading that less than 5% of people actually customized their portal.
I like you.com search better, as their reddit app yields less fussy results than the reddit search itself and i normally don't have to append reddit at the end of my query.
The Josan Gonzalez “Deathburger” images on the article could be lifted directly the Heavy Metal movie. And Gonzalez did artwork for the Heavy Metal magazine.

When Musk launched a Tesla into space, there was a lot of speculation that he was inspired by the opening scene in the Heavy Metal film [0] [1].

This film was Ivan Reitman before he did Ghostbusters and same year he did Stripes, and became really famous. A film like this could never be made today; there are way too many unpolitically correct scenes. Just don't bother with "Heavy Metal 2000", the 2nd film that came out 20 years later -- it was not good at all and had no involvement from the original creators as I understand.

[0] https://www.scalemodelnews.com/2018/02/did-heavy-metal-inspi...

[1] https://bleedingcool.com/movies/spacex-elon-musk-use-falcon-...

More great art from Josan Gonzalez: https://www.heavymetal.com/tag/josan-gonzalez/
ok, those exist, but none of them have significance.

There is a point that in the 80s much electronic tech came from Japan and that both Ono-Sendai and Hosaka are named as top of the line cyberdeck manufacturerers, but that is pretty much it, they have no relevant part in the story. I think people are trying to forcefully over-fit that 80s japan craze they read about in an attempt to seem like sophisticated literary critics. Maybe i can't see it because i am not american and my national pride isn't being triggered by jokes like "Mitsubishi Bank of America" and by the idea that globalism may not mean hegemony of the USA. Major roles in Neuromancer are given to companies like Sense/Net, Maas Biolabs, Tessier-Ashpool and the Eastern Seaboard Fission Authority, yet people cling to side notes about hardware brands because they are offended with the first chapter playing a Chiba City Blues instead of some New York City Jazz.
You can also join IRC channels from any XMPP client using public IRC transports: https://joinjabber.org/tutorials/transports/irc/
also announced today:

>US, UK, Australia team up on hypersonic weapons with eye on Russia and China

https://www.politico.eu/article/us-uk-australia-hypersonic-w...
> Please tell me how I'd use a map as an analog control navigated by my hands.

Perhaps you should not be using a map while driving. My argument was not analog controls can do anything touch screens can do. Adding distraction via touch screen interface by definition decreases safety. You should pull over to a safe place and use maps in whatever way you choose.

I accept you can prove a touch screen is useful for map navigation. But map navigation is not something a driver should be doing while driving.

Why fixate on touch screen controls? Your argument is stronger if voice controlled software makes adjustments. As with cell phones, society has decide to allow hands free phone use despite the fact that this is definitely less safe than no phone use. No maps usage while driving is always safer than the alternative.

I don’t understand the false dichotomy analogies you are using when better analogies like voice control can justify a lack of analog controls. Probably because this kind of voice control does not yet exist?

> what does it matter if the other controls are physical or not?

Because the touch screen controls are not demonstrably safer than physical. Saving space on a dashboard or convenient navigation do not improve safety.

You declare a thermostat a solved problem. I agree. Luckily the existence of thermostat technology is irrelevant to the UX for setting the thermostat. Can’t I have a physical switch just as easily that enables automatic “AI” powered digitally masterful climate control? Why is the touch screen necessary at all for this scenario?
The women that approach your friend probably do have an ulterior motive: to get into your friend's pants.
well our world is ideological now. You don't get to choose 'no ideology' anymore. You have to choose. And Musk's is least bad to me.
PLEASE do not read any of these people's advice. Talk to a MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL, preferably a DOCTOR. DO NOT trust your mental health to strangers on the internet, be it reddit, or hacker news, or whatever.

If you are based in the US and live nearby a university they usually have good counseling services and the infrastructure to refer people even if you're not attending the school. Search "{school} counseling services" on google.
Always wanted this kind of code-highlights
The XMPP Newsletter March 2022
This is also true, +- Excel. Which I haven’t used on iOS but I’d be shocked if it’s not a good experience at least relative to Excel UX generally.
The shareholders ain't here to fuck spiders.
Thank you - that's actually a really valuable distinction/framing.

(I'm not sure I 100% agree, but it poses a whole nest of interesting question when applied to various economic situations.)
I don't think that's true in aggregate, and certainly isn't true when adjusted for population size. The average doctor has far more school debt than the average dropout.

Now, a pause on the first 30k of debt (or any other number under 100k) would solve that issue. 30k was chosen because that number seems to be proposed at a lot as a cutoff.
Hydra-Zen: make any Python work flow configurable and reproducible