skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm sorry but 2 seconds to load a page with primarily text is not something you should brag about. This kind of stuff should take miliseconds to load, with the bulk of it spent waiting for the server's reply. In fact, the "old" Reddit (which is entirely SSR with minimal JS on the front-end) would load in under less than a second.
Just to make sure there's no misunderstanding, please note I'm a first, second AND third generation migrant.

The problem is that "we" need people to do the dirty jobs we don't want to; wait tables, mop floors, clean toilets, change diapers for the elderly, and so on. Most of those jobs come with a fair deal of risk of physical injury or verbal abuse and the pay is usually crap. What makes you think that migrants would be content with those jobs when we refuse to do them ourselves?

Besides, in large parts of Europe, Eastern Europeans have already grabbed most of the decent jobs available to foreigners. The millions of Ukrainians currently fleeing the war will grab what's left once they start settling in and become available on the job market. In that situation, importing a vast amount of African youth into several generations (at least) of low social status is both cruel and unneccesary.

There's definitely reason to revisit the way we look on migration, but flooding the market with cheap labour is not going to solve anything. We need to reform the labour market and automate the jobs that cannot be made into decent ways of making a living. Other shitty jobs will need to have working conditions improved until the jobs themselves are worth taking.
I think the problem is that certainly as of late, it's always so on the nose, and about as subtle as an airhorn. It's like on Friday afternoon they thought "oh fuck, we need to do something about race! [feverish typing] Done! Off to beer!" By inserting these things so forcibly I don't think you're really doing anyone any favours really, least of all Black people.
Cruise?
Lots of banks require their particular 2FA Apps
> old slurs

And there are so many.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lists_of_pejorative_terms_for_...
Personally, I have no skin in the game of gendered language. Sometimes I think it's exaggerated, sometimes I think it's necessary. I do have a hard time changing how I speak, old habits die hard. As far as people and everyday communication is concerned, I address people the way they want to be addressed. Nothing to do with gender, just general politeness. E.g. I wouldn't use a nick name people hate, so why would I insist in calling someone "her" (or "he") if they don't want to?
They have nuclear weapons. The reactor stuff is just embarrassing incompetence, and not nearly as scary as the news makes out.
Practising Programming
Some favour of markdown maybe?
You could exclude adtech from the equation using an ad blocker and theoretically make everything lightning-fast, but in reality adtech is not the only problem and non-ad JS also grew to consume all the available resources.
that's what raising prices, fighting account sharing, fragmentation of these subscription services, etc. does to you
> Easy to forget login, easy to forget passwd, easy to forget what passwd is attached to some login.

All solved by a password manager.
No, it's for any region, although currently only in English.
A bit more about me and the motivation behind it...

My name is Scott Anderson and I’m a full stack developer based in Melbourne, Australia. In my previous role as CTO I was sent a large number of CVs to review during the hiring process. While many showed great skills and experience, most of them were poorly presented with broken layouts, poor readability and their best attributes hidden by large slabs of text.

My goal in creating Sirius is to help people in tech create attractive online profiles that they can use as an alternative to a CV or as their personal “portfolio” page. It also allows you to export your profile to PDF, to apply for positions that still require this format.

Eventually, the plan is also to allow employers to conduct highly specific searches to find the talent they are looking for. On LinkedIn you tend to get spammed by recruiters recommending jobs that are largely unsuitable. With Sirius we want to enable employers to find the right people and contact them directly, reducing the recruiter spam that tech workers endure.
WASM Cooking with Golang
Or we’ll go full circle and get them using pen and paper again. Even in the 90’s, the use of computers for schoolwork was banned due to fears over cheating. Why people think it’s less of a problem now I don’t know.
This video (llinois EnergyProf) covers the accident scenarios for nuclear power https://youtu.be/c1QmB5bW_WQ?t=453

Short answer, the design is such that reactor shuts down automatically with loss of cooling.
Give me many years as an office worker, I don't care being a rock star
This is not my book, I'm not an affiliate either, but I follow Philippe and also have authored a book on Go on Gumroad, so wanted to support him. The price seems very reasonable for an exploratory topic IMHO.
Azure doesn't really offer migrations paths, and their database migration tool has a ton of edge cases (not supported over 1tb etc) so while pg_upgrade is nice, Azure doesn't really have a path to use that.

On top of that Azure postgres (limited to pg11) has essentially deprecated in place of their v2 Flexible tier with no official migration path.
You're right. I missed the link to the Deno blog and only saw 'Deno runtime' in this article.
Curious how things got to the point where it took public outrage on HN to move the needle on this issue. Legal department going crazy with stuff without you realizing it maybe?
People in Africa should live sustainable lives in their huge continent itself. That way they will be happier and more satisfied compared to doing degrading jobs to serve their colonial masters once again.
I remember him from the vlsi text dally and poulton.
Note that you'll need some fasteners to install everything (see https://guides.frame.work/Guide/Fasteners+Guide/106 for all fastener types)

- 5x Mainboard fasteners - M1.6 1.5mm fastener with a 5.5mm diameter T5 head and 0.6mm thread pitch
- 3x Audio Board and WiFi card fasteners - M2 3.0mm fastener with a 4.5mm diameter T5 head and 0.7mm thread pitch

These arent ISO metric thread pitches. Why not use standard fasteners? I cant find these to buy anywhere online (even with different heads) - even your own website doesnt stock them...

EDIT: looks like im not the only one to ask - theres an unanswered question on that guide since Apr 2 asking the same thing.
I'm not sure what the fuss is about, these are just groups of suggestions that can be turned on or off by the user. In the same way that you can specify you want spelling or grammar suggestions turned on or off. Grammarly has supported this for several years.

If you're worried about Google deciding what you can write, why are you using an online editing tool rather than a word processor app?

https://workspaceupdates.googleblog.com/2022/03/more-assisti...
Why do you care that someone has more than one job? If you can’t easily identify if someone has multiple jobs from decreased productivity then how does it matter? Do you have clear milestones and performance metrics? Do you pay your developers well enough that they don’t have to take on other jobs?

Think about what actual problem you have if some of your remote developers have two jobs. Can you measure the costs or risks? Or do perceive it as a betrayal or lack of control?

Ed Zitron wrote “If someone gets their work done to a high quality and on time and also happens to be working another job, you do not actually have a problem, and if anything, you’re lucky to have them.”

https://ez.substack.com/p/the-two-jobby-problem
I'm not familiar with htmx, but the approach I use in Rails with turbo is to return a full page, and then use a subset of that page for what I replace client side. This has a nice property that you can get it working as progressive enhancement, where the site still functions perfectly well without Javascript.
VCS Fund Idea Not Execution
They still lost 700k subscribers in Russia due to Russia's war. That's a hard fact and not a bogus excuse. "Blaming Russia's war in Ukraine seems to be the new excuse for everything" is a misdirected accusation insinuating they are blaming the whole report on it and that they are completely unaffected by the war.
> The problem is that you're going to need to get the data back out of WASM eventually, back into JavaScript and then back to the DOM.

Could you paint everything in a canvas element to avoid the DOM? That is being my approach in a small project, although it admitedly can complicate things.
The Framework pricing seems crazy, it'd cost about 2400 euros to get it in my country (where it isn't sold directly atm). That's over 2 months of discretionary spending (net income after mortgage + student debt).

And it doesn't offer an ISO keyboard either.

For 2400 euros I could almost buy a whole computer, TV and an Xbox...
Have your team meetings literally ground to a halt because someone on your team says "I'm sorry I refuse to work here until the name of the git branch is changed"?

You seem to be conflating controversial with clearer
Why Bike Club NFT Ditched NFTs
Your comments speak to the feudal markets in most of Europe more than the capabilities of human beings.
Here in Portugal businesses are typically depressingly from the same five categories or so, and manufacturing is limited to low tech with much raw material exported.
When this failure mindset isn’t present you see all sorts of innovations from the Portuguese market (some Fraunhofer-like startups linked to the universities etc.)

The lack of imagination that comes from forcing everyone to eat pop culture for breakfast in this Eurovision mentality also limits innovation.

Small minded belief in the boxes and categories and a refusal to consider new possibilities is a real limitation in much of Europe that money cannot help us get over.

We’ve become a weak inbred continent incapable of competing on the world class level that our grandparents did in so many fields.

Europe thirsts for new blood, even if some of its less clever locals think otherwise
> A lot of European countries have significant African populations (incl. Spain, Italy and France). It does not seem to lead to any economic Wunder. If I meet a black guy there, they are usually trying to sell me or my wife a fake handbag.

Nah. Here in Italy, and in France too, there's a well integrated amount of north Africans since two or three generations. And we're glad they are here.
Except the end result are fossilized 3D APIs.

WebGL 2.0 is a subset of OpenGL ES 3.0, meaning 2011 mobile GPUs.

WebGPU 1.0 is a subset of Vulkan/Metal/DX 12, meaning 2016 GPUs. And on top, you get a new C++/Rust flavoured shading language, throwing away all shaders created for WebGL.

If you want top graphics on the Web, the answer is surprise, surprise, server side rendering to textures with native 3D APIs alongside data streaming.
Reading elsewhere in the thread it looks like they have been relying on firms in Pakistan and elsewhere to scour the internet for strings that appear in Hacker Rank and submit DMCA takedowns when they find these strings elsewhere. This becomes awkward when it is in fact Hacker Rank that copied the strings from the source they are DMCAing.

They should probably never send a DMCA again. It's political suicide in this industry anyway.

We really need a strikes policy for DMCA submitters built into the legislation. Like submit three dubious claims, and you lose your copyright. I've been saying it for literally 15 years.
Netflix Tumbles as 200k Users Exit for First Drop in Decade
Aren’t there heat exchanging ventillation systems that do this (maybe even better) without wasting a ton of energy?
A bit sacrosanct perhaps? But it is technically correct. We should give Google a nudge that they include it.
You know, a positive interest rate implies that people would rather have something now than later. A 0% interest rate implies people value the future and present equally. A negative interest rate implies that people have more financial capital than they know what to do with which means it must be invested into capital with a long lifespan.
I wish validating emails through sending was more common. I have early days Gmail account based on a name. For some reason there are many people out there who put my email on their accounts. Great when I got free Disney+ for a few months because someone signed up with my email. Less fun when ovia health won't stop sending me fertility tracking information about a stranger because they put my email down and ovia didn't think it important to validate.
I do not like this type of reply. To me, it is hostile and lazy.

Idea: Try Googling: East Cut Community Benefit District homeless

It only takes a couple of seconds. I just did, and I found an article from FastCompany that discusses this matter.

Ref: https://www.fastcompany.com/90217789/inside-san-franciscos-s...

Nice quote:

The cost of living here has contributed to a homeless problem that has gained national notoriety. But it is less evident on the surface because luxe apartment building security has worked to clear the streets. The CBD says it helps with the homeless problems and says it has gotten 2,300 calls for homeless outreach assistance from January through October 2018. But a recent study from UC Berkeley found that some CBDs (also called Business Improvement Districts, or BIDs) in California have contributed to the rise of anti-homeless laws across the state by lobbying local governments. “Our key finding is that [CBDs] exclude homeless people from public space through aggressive policy advocacy and policing practices,” says Jeff Selbin, the director of the Policy Center and UC Berkeley School of Law, at a press conference in September about the study. “This finding raises important legal—and I would say moral—concerns.”

You may also find a shi--y content farm piece from www.businessinsider.in that reads like a copy-paste job from the FastCompany article and a bunch of PR from East Cut CBD. No need to add a reference for that article... :)
Bike by Hog Bay, a text editor outliner
You need a ventilation system that recoups the heat of your house. That means you have air inflow in dry rooms, and air outflow in wet rooms. The cold outside air going in gets heated up by the warm inside air going out.

Very efficient way of keeping your house warm. That's why it's used a lot in northern European countries.
How so? Please explain and start anywhere.
When stuff has that much asymmetry, it is seriously broken.
Rome is where my mind went too, reading gp's description. But yeah, I guess Istanbul might indeed be even more dense and layered than Rome. Too bad it's not getting as much attention by (western?) scholars; would be great to read something like that on Istanbul as well!
> As an alternative solution, you can ask if the user would like to setup their font on start of emacs and invoke `menu-set-font`. But i think this won't work for people who want to run their emacs in console, another problem i see with this solution is, it would prompt every time emacs starts, which would lead to more confusion.

Interesting idea. It might be possible to generate a snippet that will remove itself after the first initialization, but if that doesn't work at least a comment could be inserted.

> if i read it correctly `document.fonts` reads like "get all the fonts used on this web page" rather than "get me all the fonts installed on this computer".

Ok, I see. Another possibility would be to use https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/FontFaceSet to check for the avaliablility fixed set of popular fonts.
I don't think that necessarily has to be true. When there's marketing and hype, old titles do very well. The Mario 3D collection to name one example.
Real things are defined by their physical presence, not by words
Yeah, I went to the local branch, pulled out my old Nokia 3310 and asked them to install the app. They promptly switched me back to SMS auth.
Sneak in a negative interest rate on cash and a land value tax while you are at it.
It has somewhat become better in PHP with preloading and better caches like the inheritance cache.
Looks really cool, the price is great and it's manufactored in Germany development by an international European team. The only downside for me is the 4GB RAM.
My current device has 8GB, I've never topped it, but 6GB would put me at ease.

Either way, I'll definitely participate in the croudfunding.
Yes, but it should support also support more interactive/complex elements like forms and menus and (maybe) some scripting.

I want to be able to create relative complex interfaces, without resorting to explicitly coding them (like i'm doing now).
There is a plethora of valuable companies that did not do things in scalable way and only later sorted that out. Even a popular essay around here called "Do things that don't scale"
a CGI in sh. Nice move contrary the mainstream.
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Considering it's a web API for JavaScript, not something provided by the OS/drivers, WebGPU is hardly any different to WebGL. It still requires the native OpenGL/Vulkan/Metal/DirectX APIs to be built on top of. As such it really hasn't moved the needle whatsoever in regards to API interoperability, only provided yet another cross-platform abstraction (at least outside the web).
My... eyes... For people less familiar with the subject:

console.log(await fetch("https:/...").then(r => r.text()))

I agree progress reporting needs improvement though.
Uh-oh. I'm Australian and we love a good swear-word every now & then. It's gonna be raining purple squiggles for me.

We once had a tourism campaign that ran overseas. The slogan was "So where the bloody hell are ya?". In Australia, it's very common to say "bloody" in everyday conversation, and it's not at all offensive. But in the UK apparently this was very offensive, and the ad was banned. [1]

We're so cavalier with swearing, a tourism campaign for the Northern Territory was literally "C U in the NT" [2]. To this day I still see the stickers for this campaign on cars, all the way down in Melbourne!

My point being, different cultures have pretty different attitudes to what is "offensive".

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/So_where_the_bloody_hell_are_y...
[2] https://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-08/c-u-in-the-nt-tourism...
Why no modular GPU?
On that note, I saw an advert for this on Facebook this morning: https://www.jasper.ai/
I think it's a bit hard for things like games or even movies to be owned by a person given how many people have to work on those. Having a shorter time limit from publication would be easier and better for the public.
It does not change the fact that the full responsibility is on Hacker Rank.
> People complain about reddit a lot, but even on mobile, the reddit website is fast. It may be janky at times, but navigating between comments on stories is under a second, loading more comments is, well, not fast, but quick.

Reddit is an example that clearly shows that the user experience of "old-style" code where interactions are primarily with the server beats out SPA.

old.reddit.com is clearly superior in pretty much every way save some pretty old CSS styling (which could easily be fixed without changing the underlying technology). The rewrite still feels buggy and slow, and the added interactivity doesn't really make a meaningful difference.
No we don’t. We need controlled and ‘value added’ migration. Shall I point to Swedens current events to show what non controlled migration does to a country where the cultures are not compatible?(with similar examples having happening in various european countries)
Out of interest, do you use your laptop as your primary personal computer, or do you just have a laptop on you for portability?
Not the state, the city of Durham.

39% of residents are black[1]. 17% poverty[2]. 80% Democrat[3], mostly the new kind that can't see why moderates ought to exist.

Does that change your assessment?

[1] https://worldpopulationreview.com/us-cities/durham-nc-popula...
[2] https://www.welfareinfo.org/poverty-rate/north-carolina/durh...
[3] https://bestplaces.net/voting/city/north_carolina/durham
The interesting question is that since water is such a fantastic medium for earth-based life, how can we make sure that any probe sent from here to say, sample the water on Europa won't contaminate it. It's my understanding that even though all planetary landers are sanitized it's almost impossible to make sure no life survives on them. Which I guess isn't too much of an issue on the moon or Mars, but any microbes would have much better chances of surviving in the water environment of Europa.
You're right. It's 2.1x faster doing it that way. Updated the post. Cheers for the heads up.
Torrents (Knaben on EU domain) and DDL (think Pahe li MKVking PSArips), but I have to do my research, no need to do much, just once a day visit YTS (already filtered by IMDb 7+ rating) and Pahe

if I were extremely lazy then Plex share, see r/plexshares for Netflix like experience

there is also r/televisionsuggestions if you don't know what to watch
> mostly static

> SSR is justified because isomorphism

> SSR is justified because SEO

I think the fundamental problem is that you have a mostly static site and yet chose to write it like a non-static SPA.

SSR now bridges the downsides of this mismatch.

But the point is that SSR is a solution to a problem introduced by some sub-optimal decision-making.

If you had a use case that necessitated a SPA, then it is understandable.

If you just built a static site, then you don’t need isomorphism and your SEO would also be straightforward.
> But that means that they won't be having good jobs in modern society.

You said it yourself, the western worker goes into school to work non physical jobs, that means there's a big gap in the physical job part of the labor force that can be filled by immigrants.
So the total projected end to end cost is up to $105b from $100b 2 years ago. Isn't that just accounting for inflation? The LA times really has an axe to grind whenever they write about the bullet train.
Nearly completely nonsensical test. Aside from what was already written by others, this pretty much only tests function used to convert h3 geometry to h3 point. It is provided in clickhouse out of the box, in other two you gotta get it from outside sources. The bigquery one is written in javascript - no wonder it's slow. Only useful fact is comparison of sizes of result tables between postgres and clickhouse.
> If they have 1 or if they have 1 million, it's the same "npm install" command.

Only if you accept one single, unflexible way of installing the software.
The problem is that it is a pretty rich vocal minority. We shouldn't mince words like Google suggests.
The entire "Our Team" page is unchanged from the web site template they used:

https://pitch.qodeinteractive.com/team-grid/
Detecting DNS Root Manipulation
I'm in Indonesia and it's also redirecting me. Is it possible that the website disabled AMP so Google just quits?
The prices are more comparably reasonable in the US, but still on the expensive side compared to Apple because they don't have the economies of scale. Important thing to realize is that the Framework laptop is a super-premium piece of hardware. Holding it and using it the quality level is better than anything other than an Apple laptop.