skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A smaller company (not incorporated?), also.

I guess a good indicator is the size of the legal Dpt.

But I work at academia so I am not your best counselor on the topic.

Notice also that you are going to learn A LOT about “due process” and “due diligence”. This will be very useful in your future positions.
Lmao, you're right indeed. My mistake!
We're working on integrating CodeMirror 6 into Magistrate (https://getmagistrate.com/) for drafting legal documents in plain text.

It's an incredible piece of software, and Marijn is very active in the community. We're proud sponsors of CodeMirror.
Here is dirty little secret:
Barely anyone types addresses manually these days.

Don't stress about it that much :)
Sorry this is the right URL

https://www.barrons.com/articles/sec-to-propose-big-changes-...

Scrolling past the article automatically changed the URL
Clarification: that was my comment, not OP's. I'm not a cryptography expert, just an interested amateur. But my understanding is that O(n) query times are inevitable if you want information-theoretic security. Maybe it's possible to do better with a weaker security property.

And there are clever ways you can make a system like this "scale" even if the overall dataset size is limited. For instance, the authors cite another interesting paper [1] that uses a similar technique to build a fully-private voice chat system. The basic idea seems to be that you build a "database" consisting of the most recent snippet of audio from every ongoing conversation, and let each client privately query for the segment that's addressed to it. And every fraction of a second when new audio data arrives, you just throw away the old database and build a new one, so the amount of data doesn't depend on the length of the conversation.

Even if this doesn't scale to arbitrary numbers of users, it could still be used to run a "cell" of a few thousand people, in which it's not possible for an adversary to reconstruct communication patterns within the cell.

[1]: https://www.usenix.org/conference/osdi21/presentation/ahmad
I know the potential audience is most likely a lot smaller than Blender but we're really struggling to grow the volunteer community around Open Brush (the open source fork of Google's Tilt Brush).

I was expecting it to grow organically but it's actually gone quiet recently - despite continuingly healthly download and usage numbers.

If anyone has any suggestions that don't involve me spending all my time on community building or PR then I'd love to hear them.

https://openbrush.app/

https://github.com/icosa-gallery/open-brush/
I just realized that Marijn is also the creator of ProseMirror. This dude...
The difference between these "FIRE" techies and your cousin is your cousin has to keep working to live. I guess I fit right into your stereotype: My family's end state is almost certainly in that cabin, away from the insanity of California, the insanity of proximity to the city, the insanity of hustle culture. I have a sign above my office that says "THE GOAL IS TO NOT HAVE TO WORK". If I ever get to the point where the magic 4% draw-down pays for my family to live, I'm considering myself retired that minute! It just so happens that moving to a lower-cost area can dramatically accelerate that time frame.
Rootly would address that problem, we keep a database of all of your incidents and metadata (impact, timeline, participants, metrics, etc.) on our Web platform separate from Slack. You can customize a data retention policy with us if you want but it's helpful to be able to quickly search for similar incidents without trying to find it in Slack channels.

It does differentiate between incidents if there are multiple too. We'll even warn you if you're opening an incident and another one that could be related is also active to avoid duplications.

And of course we keep the garden walls low on the product. You can export any of this data out via CSV, JSON, API or via our integrations (Airtable, Google Sheets, Looker, etc.).
Hence the parent comment:

> We should be counting down the days till they sunset VS Code to focus on VS Code "Pro".

I don't think it would serve their interests, so I'm not worried about it, but who knows? This cynicism is directed towards Microsoft because they've earned it.
Considering trauma in tech design could benefit all users
Wrong on both counts. I did not, and they did.
Quantum computational advantage with a programmable photonic processor – Nature
Modifying files in place seems to be very rare outside of OS. Do you know of any every day programs doing it other than actual disk editors? Not even Hex Editors get it right.

HxD will modify file in place one character at a time, that is individual WriteFile commands per byte. Depending on write caching policy modifying 100KB of a file has a chance of generating 100K*(cluster size) total written bytes to SSD.

Frhed DGAF and replaces whole file in place from offset 0 no matter the size of a file, offset of edit or size of edits.

The safe way nowadays is write new file, rename, delete old one. Best case scenario you get appends.
"Government insurance won't help the situation because other problems also exist" isn't a reason against government insurance. We should have government insurance, and if that creates problems, we should fix those too. It's not unusual for a solution to exacerbate another problem, which can often get it fixed more quickly.

If government insurance were to create a shortage of mental health care workers, then one way or another we need to get to more mental health care workers. It would be nearly impossible to wait for a proper number of employees before giving everyone coverage. You'd end up with an excess of supply.
Would you even do that with C# ?

I actually dislike computer science classes which won't let me just use an IDE.

No one can memorize the .net 7 API
I generally make a "run.sh" script or Makefile to build and deploy. Then it's just a few tappity taps in the terminal to run it again. Still not as good as a "play" button, but easier to set up in many cases.
I'm generally not one to believe conspiracies. Usually incompetence is a much bigger factor. But there comes a point when the coincidences add up and the idea of it being a conspiracy becomes a legitimate possibility. For example, all the things that had to add up to get to the hanging with equipment failures. Then a related person was hanged in a French jail... again with the security cams not working. And there are enough powerful people linked that it could be feasible for one of them to order this.

All the factors lining up once is a coincidence. Twice is a pattern. That's not proof, but it does increase the likelihood to a reasonable point of investigating that angle.
Sounds like you're walking away with a good lesson about finding the right cofounder and being aligned on the vision :) Probably not ideal in your current state of mind, but very valuable.
"MSU's endowment had a market value of $3.9 billion in June 2021".
I think that is another problem I have, I find everything interesting when I first start. However when I start doing it I end up not keeping interest once I start digging too deep
-emia meaning presence in the blood.
What is the maximum throughput the server can maintain? Or, in other words, how much does it cost per query?
The police are the ones who ultimately arrested him, not the FBI.
The state cant even keep its own house in order, why do people continue to trust them to act in the public's best interest? They are abusing their authority to cover up their mistakes!

Lets face it, if arguably the most important job in the country needs zero qualifications, what hope does that country have?
Its an interesting thought experiment to imagine if we had a world where, if proven beyond reasonable doubt, that someone knew of something like this taking place, they bore some real responsibility as well.

While I don't know anything about legal nuances to sufficiently say its a good idea (or bad, honestly), I have to say that my armchair take is this would mitigate a lot of bad in our society, as the incentives to allow things go unnoticed or effectively ignored would be gone
> ...to seize four domains hosting the SSNDOB marketplace...

So they just got control of 4 domains pointing to the site, put up a takedown page and then issued a press release?

Did they actually do anything to stop the owners of the site from pointing another domain to the marketplace?
Google and France’s Engie Team Up to Accelerate Wind Power
Honestly, I don't think VSCode hides much of what's going on from you. Generally I use it to edit code and then run "go run ." on the side.
> "inter-process communications"

Way back in the 90s, it was possible to put any (+) document inside any sufficiently aware app or document with OLE ("object linking and embedding")

The (+) indicates that there were a lot of terms and conditions applying to this, but you could actually just put an excel spreadsheet in a word document, and it would run a small copy of excel inside word. This is why the original word save format is so horrendous - it's serialized binary objects.
If one leans toward using Elm for its various excellent qualities, but shares your concerns about it, what should one use instead?
What's your good reason?
Religion and religious conflict is often an expression of politics.

The conflict between Catholics and protestants in northern Ireland is not actually about subtle differences in religious doctrine.
MacOS clipboard is also pretty good, I'm often pleasantly surprised by it. I don't use Windows enough in the right ways to compare them, I wouldn't be shocked if Windows is even better.

But even if old, it's still notable that such an old concept/technology works so well, and there are few newer inter-process communication methods that work as reliably or with as good UX!

Who invented the "clipboard", Xerox PARC? No, wikipedia just credits two individuals, Pentti Kanerva and Larry Tesler .
IIRC factorio's blueprints are represented, or have one representation, as base64-encoded gzipped JSON on the clipboard (with a version byte as prefix in the b64 form, double-IIRC), meaning you can copy/paste blueprints between the game and anything other that accepts text.
And when you say this side, you're referring to the side with no basis in fact? What a self-own
Spectre Attacks on Apple Silicon [pdf]
Stay true to your path, dear sir: you have conquered one quest, only to question another. The path ahead is fraught with forks in the road, but stay true to your ossified idea and question yourself as you do others.
It seems like the bullies and censors and corporatist bootlickers are still far louder. It's great if you're hearing them being called out by those speaking their truth to power though.
I wish I would have read this advice years ago...
Editors are like browsers, huge amount of upfront work to even get parity with decades old editor and no commercial potential to sell product. Charge a little bit of money and a million of well paid IT workers suddenly become so poor to pay for tools they need for work. They would further spend productive time haranguing maintainers on why editor need to be open source (code word for just free as in beer) or how 60-70 dollars / year is too much for a code editor and so on.

So end result is only editors exist are feature complete long time back/ or maintained by companies who could just give it for free, compensating it with cloud revenues. Besides a couple of paid editors with insignificant market share of course.
Ahh, I see the disconnect.

I set it up to deploy on save of the file or when the editor loses focus (when it auto-saves). So while you are correct I have to do “something” to make it deploy that “something” is either a hot key or me clicking out of my editor into the browser to refresh the page (talking about PHP here, all my frontend Vue work I do locally with a watch script to rebuild on changes).
It's not an anti-pattern to reuse types, it's an anti-pattern to apply something you don't need or apply too much of it, which is exactly what you are talking about. There is of everything a "too much". It's up to you how and in which part of your app you will use that. The difference is: you have the opinion to do so now where it makes sense. Nobody says you have to reuse everything up to a point where it becomes counterproductive. Having the option vs not having the option. It's definitely better in my opinion than being forces to even learn new inflexible languages/APIs to describe your model like JSON-schema, decorators, openAPI json, GraphQL, Prisma, ... - whether you reuse is up to you.
The CEO who fired 900 people over Zoom is accused of misleading investors
We just started a private alpha this week! Lots of news and more public facing information coming soon.
I still use TextMate, mainly for the excellent search & replace preview.
It feels like with the "demise" of AnandTech, cool articles like this have become rare.
Who is "they"? Medical insurance companies don't really set deductibles. They offer a menu of options to customers (mainly large employers) and let them pick. Insurers are happy to offer plans with zero deductible, but the premiums will be higher. This is all based on actuarial calculations; insurers generally don't make any more profit on high-deductible plans. If you think your deductible is too high then complain to your employer.

There is a tax incentive at work here as well. Individuals enrolled in high-deductible health plans (HDHP) can often receive a federal income tax break, so you have to factor that in when calculating your net cost.
Yeah, have the same relationship, wish a UX expert could explain why my psychology is different with Atom vs VSCode
>This sucks and perhaps if you talk to your manager they’d be willing to accomodate to your specific case.

I can assure you that no manager is going to contradict Elon Musk's demands on behalf of a an employee. That's a shortcut to a pink slip.
Believed by NPR is the podcast you should listen to if you want to hear the story of the Larry Nasser's victims: https://www.npr.org/podcasts/510326/believed
You're making the exact argument that you apparently "don't see".
> Launched in June 2019

They were actively lobbying to reduce residency slots as late as 2012. They only started the program you linked to when became common knowledge that they were attempting to limit the number of doctors.
The cops are often caught between multiple conflicting and individually impossible goals, many political.

‘Keep the streets safe!’
‘Stop scaring people away by standing around all the time when there is no trouble!’
‘Enforce the law!’
‘Don’t arrest grandma because she was driving drunk, you’re scaring the old people’

They pragmatically have to pick and choose what to do based on what actually works. If the DA won’t prosecute something, arresting someone for it is just a bunch of paperwork, time, and effort that doesn’t accomplish anything most of the time, so will get deprioritized.
Deriving Search Relevance Judgments from an A/B Test
Not supposedly did, they were both convicted of felony murder and spent decades in prison (his father being only recently being released as one of Andrew Cuomo's last acts in office). He was raised by the leaders of the Weather Underground, who were smarter and left the actual murdering to underlings and so were never prosecuted.

As for Boudin himself, he's the one who keeps bringing up his parents during his original campaign and all the puff pieces whenever he is interviewed. His stance is that his parents' imprisonment was the grave injustice, not that they were responsible for the murder of two policemen (including the first Black officer in Nyack, NY) and a security guard.

It's worth noting his privileged mother got the best legal defense you can get (her lawyer father's partner) and was sentenced to far less than her husband, the latter got 75 to life and she 20 years to life. When she was released, she was promptly hired as an assistant professor by Columbia and got her own department to manage, clearly the difficulties felons face in finding employment did not apply to her.
> … so I do not know his meaning.

So how can you say some other aspect is more important :-)

(Please provide some explanation of what you think is important about " method is the basic unit".)

> … the basic compilation unit …

Object subclass: #MoreBasicCompilationUnit
instanceVariableNames: ''
classVariableNames: ''
poolDictionaries: ''
category: ''! !
I think IHP for learning Haskell has the same flaw that Rails always did. You have no idea what is part of the language and what is part of the framework. You'll get stuck once you stray from the golden path.

I'd recommend starting with Scotty instead. It's much easier to understand what it is doing. Use Lucid for HTML rendering, and your choice of DB libraries (I like Selda). These all avoid template haskell and don't rename any prelude functions. If you add them one at a time you'll see what each one is offering and understand where to go when you need to do something more complicated
Do only us old farts remember the canonical example of having to buy your .com after you've made it very valuable? [0]

[0] https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and-software/compaq-buys-...
this is a little old-man-yells-at-cloud but the cultural moment of the 90s did have its problems. it's stabilized a bit with a wider acknowledgement of intersectionality. nihilism becomes a source of motivation, and social theory provides the consciousness.
This is technically true, however, in many cases the government has already waived immunity through past legislation, or a court has already found that immunity doesn't apply to particular cases due to for example constitutional reasons. Crucially, it's not like everyone who sues the government has to beg a judge every time before filing the suit.

See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sovereign_immunity_in_the_Unit....
The messaging for "managing incidents on Slack" is a lot easier to understand and digest we found than something like "all-in-one incident management platform".

We have an entire Web platform that performs the same functions as Slack but also can configure custom Workflows, integrations, view metrics, service catalog, and more.

And thank you for the feedback on pricing, we have a bit of work to do here to make it easier to understand the financial cost before investing time to chat with us!
The End of Localhost
I had no idea he assaulted over 300 women. How on earth did he not get arrested sooner?
There is a release party stream that you can follow here

https://youtu.be/0yGoeMfTY8Y
I use Sublime Text, but it has its own issues with Python fragility and needing tweaks to plug-in's config files more than I'd like, so I'll probably switch to VSCode eventually.

Java IDEs seem to be living in their own world, but for everything else VSCode works well thanks to LSP. For example rust-analyzer works best with VSCode, and this makes VSCode the best Rust IDE.
> Which big US tech company is partly owned by the United States government with such powerful decision making capabilities?

The golden share is not the equivalence of direct ownership, it is rather a control mechanism.

Just like how much of our BigTech is controlled to an extent by the US govt, and how previously, congress was able to trade on insider information.

Now, when we are talking control/ownership, are you asking for directly, or indirectly, or controlled?

Most obvious of course is https://www.iqt.org/portfolio/

A list of companies that got acquired can be found at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In-Q-Tel

This is to say nothing of other huge amount of federal funds, or the soft control exerted through politically connected billionaires which is actually one of the preferred mechanisms in both Russia, and the US. Us with our bigtech billionaires, in Russia with their Oligarchs.

On a daily basis, section 230 reminder threats are being used against BigTech to remind them that they still work for the Establishment political parties.

Here is a singular example, of which there are hundreds or more.

https://www.commerce.senate.gov/2020/10/does-section-230-s-s...
Recently I bought a Mac Studio and wanted to experiment with Apple's GPU-accelerated ML API under the Metal Performance Shaders framework.

I downloaded a sample code project from WWDC 2019:
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/metalperformancesh...

It didn't build on latest Xcode on the Mac Studio. I'm experienced with Cocoa and Apple's APIs, but couldn't fix the problem in 30 minutes of poking around.

Then I found another sample code project from WWDC 2020 which is apparently using a similarly named but different API for the same purpose:
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/metalperformancesh...

This one looked promising, but failed with a runtime assertion and I was unable to figure it out.

At this point I wish Apple spent more effort on making their existing frameworks usable. If the only available sample code doesn't even work on a brand new Mac, the API isn't going to be used by third parties.
Heh interesting

https://www.wondersandmarvels.com/2013/12/how-aeneas-invente...
They never said that high crime stats is a good thing, just that the statistics are unreliable and you can't draw conclusions from them.
-> facism is far-right authoritarian ultra-nationalism

Colloquially, this is what everyone understands when using the term fascist, but it's not quite in line with the history. 'Fascism' is a pejorative dog whistle, when people hear it they think "enemy" - because in WWII the Italian and German governments were fascist.

In fact, fascism, as I understand it, developed as a "third way" on the European continent. It was a rejection of capitalism as dominated by wealthy US, English interests, and of Communism. It's interesting that it developed in an area of Europe geographically juxtaposed in the middle of two powerful capitalist and communist fronts. Fascism was a reaction to domination by foreign power - so yes, naturally it's nationalistic. It also has a component of strong integration of nation and economy. The fasces is a binding together, metaphorically a combination of social, political, and economic institutions. Initially, it was an attempt to strengthen the nation, to reclaim power over the national destiny, and make good for the people of that country.

Of course, in hind site, we can see that some truly awful deeds were committed by some truly awful people, and we should be vigilant to prevent that from happening again. Unfortunately, it's a hard thing to predict, and even harder to prevent. It of course becomes harder if the name of fascism is misused in partisan political contexts because the nuance and history of the term is quickly lost.
I’ve found Playwright to be a really great tool for scraping
Al Maa’uun
Oh boy, thanks for sharing that. I had a book from him on to-read list. Not anymore!
Dont forget claims of privacy implications, while leaving inspection ability as it was in V2.