skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"Browsers receiving this traffic enforce that all certificates they receive come with a matching SCT, signed by a log provider they trust."

Interesting the word is "they" and not "you". Assuming "they" means the "tech" companies that provide these browsers and "you" means the computer owner.

Computer owners are usually given the run-time option to remove "trusted" root certificates that are pre-installed with browsers like Chrome. That is, remove them from the current list of trusted root certificates, not remove them from the source code. In a more perfect world, more computer owners could compile their own browsers,[FN1] thereby giving them the opportunity (freedom of choice) to remove untrusted certificates from the source code, as well as to add their own. Not to mention make other useful changes suitable to their own needs.

Can the computer owner remove a "trusted" log provider.

Can the computer owner add their own log provider.

FN1. I prefer to rely on a localhost proxy to perform TLS instead of the browser. One benefit is that I can read, edit and compile the proxy source code myself, quickly and easily. Unlike the graphical browser from the online ad services "tech" company, the author(s) of the proxy are not compromised by a pecuniary interest in selling and delivering programmatic advertising services, and the ability to use an in-house browser to support that pernicious endeavour. In using a proxy, I am not having to fight against the interests of the paternalistic browser vendor in order to protect my own.
Devices you can't control are also a problem, but the endpoints are still the right places to implement filtering. You can't guarantee access to the data anyway, as they can always encrypt the content independently of TLS. Though they're more likely to pin their own certificates so they can't be MitM'd and simply refuse to operate in a network environment hostile to end-to-end encryption.

It's best to just wall untrusted devices off from the rest of the network so they can access the Internet as required to do their job but not interact with any of your other devices. Or alternatively, replace them with open-source devices you do control.
This year just keeps getting more weird
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This is a big gripe I have with WinUI. How on earth do you create a desktop UI framework that lacks something as basic as a tableview/data grid… it's only slightly less bad than a UI framework not having a button widget. One should not need to import a third party dependency or write your own for something so basic.
would the farm next door also be farming beef & chicken?
Likely very related, wasn't this one of their exact demands? Looks like Nvidia caved haha.
*hrt withdrawal
If you want to upgrade your 5a go for the 5. The 6 is awful and I doubt the 6a is any better. Apple perfecting their SoCs has made it seem so easy, but as it turns out, it is extremely hard.
Or have you, and you just couldn't tell?

(I personally don't know if it's this good, but it's plausible)
Do they need to be synchronized? I can’t imagine that a screen reader would be sensitive to millisecond-level discrepancies between canvas updates and DOM updates.
Never Saw It Coming
It could be quite interesting to outline just how far back in time this started (with lots of details), considering those demands to open-source certain code that were apparently made around March 3rd this year.

My own motivation is to believe that NVidia isn't as broken as everyone insists it is, I guess :) and more broadly speaking it honestly seems like a Good And Interesting Idea to make the situation more clear in any case, particularly given the coverage and significant collective awareness it's attracted.

Also, I found https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Big-New-... in another comment - 22 May to 12 May, that's some serious stamina lol
> the etymological note we have describes the linking of ass and hat as “seemingly nonsensical”

I always assumed an asshat is a person with their head up their ass, i.e. they are wearing it as a hat.
The AR glasses bit was especially underwhelming. Basically faked the entire video
Why is this political stuff on hn? Please keep the politics to twitter.
Can you point out how is this different/better than Vegeta?
> Flutter is the only realistic option for true cross platform UIs that run everywhere.

Do you really want cross platform everywhere? You might want it but what you inevitably get is something that is huge and just okay everywhere instead of something truly great anywhere. Is that a trade off you are happy with as a user?

That said, I do happily use a couple of cross platform applications. PyCharm and SublimeText which are great and Fusion 360 which is powerful but awful to use.
Political borders also don't just happen to be drawn on a piece of paper. They tend to snap to physical barriers, mostly rivers and mountain ranges.
All excellent points. And, in addition, you get many other beneficial side effects: improved sense of balance and body awareness, situational awareness, realistic appreciation of how dangerous fighting is and how easy it is to get hurt, stamina, and more.
I don't know enough to comment either way, but there is at least one thread with commenters expressing skepticism about that story. So, for some more context:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31335009
I thought I would hate Dart since it seems like such a bland language but after working in it for a year and a half its easily one of my favorites. Its straightforward and tailored directly for Flutter's use-cases. It feels like it doesn't come with a lot of the baggage you get with other, longer-lived languages. It is also incredibly readable without hiding how it works behind decades of syntactic sugar. All that to say, I definitely see how it can be disliked and I also disliked it when I started working with it but it definitely grew on me.
1) Reality is not always pleasant or politically correct. It is not my desire to be insulting, but at the same time, it's hard to have a discussion about real world events and and not say some things that some people might prefer not to hear. Some feelings might be hurt, but the world would be better off if more frank discussions were had.

2) If I understand this right, a short time ago in this very thread, you posted that El Salvador lost Visa Free Travel to the UK due to 17x increase in asylum requests. Again, I'm not trying to be insulting, but that's the kind of data point that tells a lot of the story about the state and direction of a country.

3) Let me add that I genuinely want El Salvador to do well: it's in your country's and my own best interest.

4) Nobody can 100% predict the future, but I think your president has given your people the absolute best chance they have at prospering, even if it will take some time to materialize. Even if Bitcoin never truly moons, establishing your country as a crypto friendly jurisdiction seems like a far-sighted move that most people won't really understand the long-term benefits until a long time later.

5) I'm sure you understand El Salvador far better than most people. If I've said any facts you think are incorrect, I always invite correction or clarification. I'd definitely be interested on what specific things you think your country can do to improve the long-term outlook other than providing generic platitudes about doing better in crime or education.
For what it's worth: the complaint here makes sense, but "unsafe" isn't just telling the compiler what's going on, it's (probably more importantly) telling other programmers what's going on.
On most commerce sites, while shopping as a guest or logged out user, you place items in your cart without providing personally identifiable information. After, during the checkout phase, you provide either all your PII in a single step or in phased steps. In either case, it's not clear that you're submitting that information to the other party until you click, 'complete order', or however they label their submit button.
Should we look to biotech and robotics? I would love to live a life where my genetics don’t hinder everyday living or outsource labor like laundry to machines.
> the etymological note we have describes the linking of ass and hat as “seemingly nonsensical”

What? It's obviously a reference to having your head up your ass, thus turning your ass into a hat.
Bucket list material, if you ask me, but no one ever does and I can't figure out why!!
I mean Ron Wyden of Oregon stands out by a country mile when it comes to actually trying to grok and pass common sense tech laws.

Ain’t enough Ron Wyden’s out there sadly.
Your original code is never a derivative work. You retain copyright to the code you wrote yourself, even if it's combined with GPL later. GPL even contains this interesting clause:

> You are not required to accept this License, since you have not signed it.

So to answer your question: no, unless you've copied bits of GPL library into your code (or similar that would be judged as a copyright violation).

There's also a crappy situation of Oracle vs Google that made APIs copyrightable, so now it's not entirely clear if your code + your rewrite of library is still yours if it uses an API of the GPL library.
Usb 2.0 and 3.0 still works exactly as it always did. If you only care about basic usb function, they all work. It only gets complex when you are trying to run a 4K video and 80w over the cable.
Or that they voted that living in the South is tragic!

In fact, let's take a step back instead of escalating the point. OP used a weird term for the context without qualifying the tragedy. Yes, slavery and other systemic abuses existed and we see echoes and displays of it today. That is tragic. But the simple fact where people live isn't tragic. It's the why they live where they live, to a degree.
Why not go for a 5700g? That would hopefully avoid you having to replace your motherboard.
Validation at last!
Although, according to the pamphlet, “Every boy who is worthy of the name has an inclination to know something of the art of boxing.”
The default was yellow which basically represents white people.

I guess you missed the day Yellow Peril was covered in history class.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_Peril
You can wipe the floor with everyone early using a warlord + telepathic + trans-dimensional combination. Fire missles and run around. As soon as the planetary fortress falls, the planet is yours, no invasion needed. I abused it so much that friends banned the combination from multiplayer.
Canonical have specified it as the default development tool for their apps (e.g. the Ubuntu installer)
>More white dudes interviewing white dudes. Yayyyyyy.

I'm not sure I get the implication of this tweet. Are white men not supposed to be able to get jobs, or be in a position to hire people?
I read the piece and the ticket. I still don’t understand. That’s fine, it’s not my responsibility to anymore. I’m glad they found a solution they’re happy with.

Specifically, cargo vendor was suggested in the ticket, but there was no response as to why it wasn’t adequate for this case, just that it doesn’t “feel” good. I’m probably missing something.
I've had to bounce around from Mac, Windows and Linux for work, the main programs I use everyday are all Electron based (Postman, VS Code, Spotify etc), they all behave basically the same just everything is slower in Windows on my laptop. Egui (immediate mode GUI) and Tauri (like Electron but Rust backend) have worked well cross platform just messing around with them, but I haven't used any big apps yet to know for sure.
The diagram misses an important factor: normal interest level the last decade(s) and typical length of mortgages.

The worst is what I have where markers have been considered so low risk that we have interest/-only mortgages or 100 year mortgages with ~1% interest. That makes no difference to the cost of the mortgage but it drives up the prices and means buyers take a lot more risk because a monthly $2k (say) is now a $1M instead of a much smaller figure somewhere where mortgages are 30 or 50 years and interests have central bank rate plus more than one percent.

At least I fixed my interest rate at 2% for 5 years just now. But I fear it’ll be too short.
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This is possible! Check out https://markdoc.io/docs/nodes#customizing-markdoc-nodes
> I'm thinking about selling my 3700X and getting a 12th gen Intel with an integrated GPU (I don't game and really couldn't care less about fast GPUs).

Don't suppose you're in Ireland/UK/EU? Looking at building a low/mid-range gaming rig for a sibling, and a 3700X would fit fine if you're looking to sell.
Hey, if you really want to customize markdown with your own elements and their rendering/templating, check out SGML [1]. It's made for exactly this type of flexible and extensible document apps/sites, even allows custom Wiki syntax rules.

[1]: http://sgmljs.net
I'm not sure I can say it's complete but it's better than Android in my experience. There's also more built for you already, like button styles and page layouts.
nvidia, fuck you no more!
In Myanmar, it’s been well-documented that hate speech shared on Facebook played a role in the murderous campaign targeting the Rohingya community. Social media platforms have been similarly implicated in fanning ethnic violence in Ethiopia, far-right extremism in Europe.

From the article.
The Pixel 6 Pro camera, which they showcase and market as capable of representing true skin tone [1], has been a pain in the neck for me. I am a brown skinned person with a balding head and the camera preview and final product are completely different. The final product adds random blotches of dark tones on my face and head. None of the photos are usable. This is 100% reproducible especially in bright day light. I filed a bug report with offer to send in my pictures as samples, not a single response, its been 4+ months.

1. https://store.google.com/intl/en/discover/realtone/
>No problems there, so long as remote means not here, except lack of specifics. What remote communities have an absolute necessity for small planes?

There are plenty in Northern Canada [1]. That is the only area I've been personally, but I imagine there are similar areas around the world. Possibly also of interest is bush flying in general [2].

> This is Whataboutism, a variant of the tu quoque fallacy, but it also has maybe a bit of Bandwagon fallacy as well. In any event, this is a fallacious argument.

The habit of name-dropping logically fallacies and thinking it is some kind of slam dunk is so cliche that it needs it's own name.

I was not saying that we should ignore the impact of hobby flying because something else was worse (whataboutism), nor that you cannot criticise hobby flying because you do other things that are comparable (tu quoque), nor that hobby flying is good because it is popular (bandwagon).

My point was simply that doing something "only for entertainment" is not in itself a bad thing! Most of what people do, besides surviving, is essentially for pleasure. In fact, that people enjoy doing it is a point in favour of hobby flying!

The question is whether the benefits of allowing it (pleasure, availability of trained pilots, freedom) outweigh the costs (environmental, noise, danger).

[1] https://www.canada.ca/en/transport-canada/news/2020/08/new-m...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bush_flying
> designed to complement your Pixel phone

I wonder if there are any shortcomings when not using a Pixel or Android phone?
Not Everything Is an Expression
I also buy no-name ~$250 bikes online (now more) because I live in a high theft area and don't enjoy maintenance either. So I get a new one every year or two when they get stolen, or broken then recycle the old one. Extra parts are in good supply as well.
That is a great questions for candidates to ask and I wished more of them did. Another one I like is "How does your organization change course when they realize they are on the wrong one?".
Hey there! I work on Flutter for desktop. I'm happy to provide a little background.

We made a decision early on to focus where those of us who work on Flutter could deliver the most value, and for Desktop that meant getting the runtimes and platform integration for each of the desktop OSes in good shape (international text input, accessibility support, rendering performance, etc.) as well as core integrations like the menu bar, file chooser dialogs, etc. These are things that need to land in the runtime itself and are significantly more painful for the community to contribute, or author and publish on pub.dev.

We're working on filling in the gaps for widgets that are part of the Material spec, and I expect the community to make and publish widgets on pub.dev that continue to surprise me; I'm blown away time and time again at the beautiful widgets and the community continues to produce either in packages or as pull requests. You should be able to find community-authored packages for treeview, datagrid, and charting on pub.dev today in the meantime.
Great buying opportunity - good companies like MSFT and Apple are great buys - but with Caravana in the red 93% and firing so much staff, it may be the time where the market corrects and the auto note loan business is going to lead to alot of underwater cars. Then housing, with same, zillow and open door signalled this a month or two ago - and the Fed hiking up the interest rate, and bitcoin hitting 28k.

Fun times and it'd be a Fun Friday Close.
That would be wonderful. AppKit is the closest to perfect I've found in desktop UI frameworks. If it took some of the improvements found in UIKit and was cross platform I'd never use anything else.
This is the impression I have from Wordpress as well. Some of the most basic features you would expect a blogging platform or a brochure site creator to have out of the box are conspicuously missing, and I strongly suspect the reason for their absence is NOT for the sake of keeping the base WP install small, but rather because there are paid plugins in the Wordpress Plugin Directory which fulfill those basic functions, thereby providing a marketplace to incentivize WP development, regardless of how basic the functionality that you're looking for is. There is indeed a vibrant WP marketplace as a consequence of this, but should I really have to install a 3rd party library to get simple modal windows? Regardless of how much popups suck, they're something that every commercial client asks for at some point, and instead of having a single way of doing it which is official, well-maintained, and trustworthy, you have to shop around and try out every mystery devshop's kneecapped freemium version, many of which pelt you with banner ads and/or conflict with another shitty-ass plugin! It's very much a developer-centric way of doing things. Fine, that's a worthy cause, especially since Wordpress is free; but more often than not, the best solution is to invest in one of the plugin "suites" which do more than one thing without interfering with other things. As much as I like composition and "do one thing and do it well," if you try to go down that path with Wordpress plugins, you're asking for it.
Made with Adobe PageMill, still updated
It has proven much cheaper to guess all the extra information rather than capture them.
Good thing then being inclusive involves all races and genders then, including the dominant one.

It would be pretty terrible if a historically "dominant" demographic felt persecuted because of equal options with emoji colors.
Just make a class and generate helper methods /s
> When I started this website, my screen size was a mere 13" and my resolution was 1024x768. Over the years, screens have become both larger and smaller (tablets and smart phones). My authoring software is unsophisticated and may not auto-rearrange to suit. So, apologies if my site doesn't look its best; I can only suggest using your browser zoom control to assist with legibility.
From one side its overt religious bias. From the other it's being too inclusive by admitting girls.
This is such a good response. Rather than shutting everything down and walking out, which could itself be perceived as rude/arrogant, you allude to what you’re perceiving and start a conversation about it while assuming good intent on their part.
I worked with React Native for 3 years before jumping over to Flutter and this was the biggest reason why I made the switch. Its exponentially better on Flutter. The only time builds break for the team are when we made a code change that broke it. Its consistent and non-flaky (looking at you RN). Not that you won't run into the occasional issue but with React Native easily 20% of my time developing was "this just stopped working and there's no reason why". React Native was configuration hell. With Flutter, I haven't struggled with that at all past the initial setup.
Its called Reciprocity and its a pretty well-established concept in diplomacy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reciprocity_(international_rel...
I thought a Page Mill was like a Puppy Mill until I found out there was a Page Mill road in Palo Alto.
I’m not a lawyer, but my understanding is that the GPL requires you to make source available upon request to users of your software.

So I guess if someone asks you for the source code, you can require them to prove that they actually have a copy of the GPL version, and not the new one.
Is there a whole lot of difference between “iPhone 15” and “iPhone (2023)”? Aside from the fact that relegating the version number to parentheses makes it more likely to be omitted and thus more likely to cause confusion for users trying to troubleshoot.

I like the version number being explicit and visible. You know what you’re getting. Pretending versions don’t exist just reminds me of OEMs swapping out components but keeping the same model number, making it impossible to know whether you are buying one built to the original design or to a cheaper design.
I assume this is a malformed initialism for Baden-Powell, scouting’s founder.
wait, what? they taught children pedagogically about how not to be manipulated or controlled in a general sense?

what an incredibly enlightened idea! was it any good? did it work?
It's origin is because Bill O'Reilly's explanation for why God exists is because the tide goes in and out like clockwork, and can't be explained? JFC
Coinbase could purchase and maintain insurance against such an act. That’s what E*Trade/etc do to protect against the same risk should they go into bankruptcy.
The license is abundantly clear about this and answers all your questions.

It matters who is doing the rewriting and how they got the code in the first place.
> Your original code is never a derivative work[...]

> > You are not required to accept this License, since you have not signed it.

> So to answer your question: no, unless you've copied bits of GPL library into your code (or similar that would be judged as a copyright violation).

Actually that clears a lot up for me, and I'd have considered myself reasonably knowledgeable when it comes to copyright in general; I think I had a few conflicting ideas about what it means to be an original work. Thank you.
- "Number one rule of Wall Street. Nobody - and I don't care if you're Warren Buffet or if you're Jimmy Buffet - nobody knows if a stock is going to go up, down, sideways or in circles. You know what a fugazi is?"

- "Fugayzi, it's a fake."

- "Fugayzi, fugazi. It's a whazy. It's a woozie. It's fairy dust. It doesn't exist. It's never landed. It is no matter. It's not on the elemental chart. It's not fucking real."