skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I've actually had to deal with fiber for the first time in my career recently and it was actually easier and cheaper than I imagined. I think my take on costs was about a decade out of date and things have gotten pretty affordable these days (for 1Gbps at long range at least). Probably all the fiber to the home providers have pushed the economies of scale on these things.

But here's sort of an example of what I'm talking about.

https://www.amazon.com/Gigabit-Ethernet-Converter-1000Base-L...

So the cost is pretty low if you wanted to terminate with these (these things aren't too loved in networking circles, but I can vouch that they do work), then the biggest difference is the cost of bulk cable - fiber vs copper. I assume the cost of labor to run it is essentially the same.

The main tradeoffs I see are that you can run power over catX cable (though probably not 1km?) but single mode fiber seems to be indefinitely able to upgrade bandwidth; I'm told that old installations from the 90's are still used and are pushing 100's of gigabits with newer optics attached to them.

Like I said, I'm fairly new to this having started a job where I have to talk to datacenter people about this sort of thing, so I'm learning a bit as I go.
Luckily they don't :) In my opinion Chromium/Chrome is the new IE and not Safari
I wrote a module that exposes remote SQL Server/PostgreSQL/MySQL servers as SQLite virtual tables, and joins basically don't work at all if your server is not on your local network. There's nothing I can do about it (other than heuristically guessing what IDs might be coming and request them ahead of time) because SQLite doesn't provide enough information to the virtual table layer.

Is it possible to wait until all of the queries are in and then do some query planning at your end to resolve this? Or is it entirely synchronous with no way to do that?
Having to use and help family with Android phones. Just get Firefox mobile and install ad blocker. PiHole is good and dandy, but won't work on mobile net or public wifi.
You could just render a single component using ReactDOM if you wanted to use React libraries within a non-framework environment. You don't have to go full-SPA with React, you can use it piecemeal.
Yeah I'm really targeting directly embedded applications that will want single pair ethernet. Robot tethers and things like that.

$200 a pair is definitely possible. $100 a pair is probably possible in a year or so, I just can't place orders for the chips in bulk because of the chip shortage so everything is inflated.
Religion's only purpose is to fabricate legitimacy for those who want the power to dictate what people should do.

Any other meaning that might be perceived is only there to deceive you.

Kingdoms fabricate legitimacy by birthright. Democracies by elections (not the people LOL). Etc.
Same idea as for the environment.

For many institutions, the idea of being green is to dump their crap in other countries. So much that in many cases, it is better for the environment to put plastics in the regular trash to end up in a proper landfill rather than in the oceans by unscrupulous "recyclers" in countries where regulations are conveniently not enforced.

China used to be one of these dumpster countries, but now, they start caring a bit about the environment, which is a good thing, but there are still plenty of poor countries accepting our trash only to dump it in the oceans or in nature.
You can still do it :)
Anecdote alert here, but I grew up in Northern Europe and had a standard diet absolutely full of dairy. No problems. Then I moved to East Asia for about a year and inadvertently cut out dairy completely (it just wasn't in any food, and I didn't crave it). When I went back on holiday after the first year and reintroduced dairy into my diet it seemed I had developed a serious intolerance to it which took months to slowly undo. Now I try to eat a little dairy every now and then just to stay accustomed to it.
What a teribble atitude. Shame on you, go back to reddit pls.
How have you determined it just means “my adventures with”? The book and movie both deal with actual fear and loathing…
> it's not worth it.

It depends. If the editor is a central part of what your software is doing and you need/want total control, it's well worth it. General purpose libraries are mostly made of bloat when your project just need 20% of all the things they (have to) do. Focusing on that 20% could be a good time investment and yield a better software.
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> The classic Windows shell […] appears to have come from OS/2

It’s actually based on the DOS command shell [1], which in turn was modeled after CP/M [2].

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/COMMAND.COM

[2] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CP/M
Not a hard problem to solve as both are twisted pair and POE injectors are a extremely cheap.
the design, the logo on the hood... look kinda familiar... https://e-go-mobile.com/

hm yeah nevermind, but i wouldnt be to surprised if there was some cooperation
An institution has more than one person with more than one personality in it? Weird!
If you are using Slate then I recommend adding Plate https://plate.udecode.io/ on top of it. It makes it so much easier to use and to get rich functionality.
It would also serve to make diving a hateful experience.

I loath being in a tunnel at any time except on tube trains (actually I'm not too keen on that but it's usually the quickest option).
H1B sponsors don’t hold your passport.
> The web is a great threat to their app (and also subscription) revenue stream

This is as ridiculous today as it has been every year since the iPhone began.

Mobile web apps are terrible and despite all the years of promises that "feature X" will fix this nothing has changed. And you can't blame Apple because Google et al could easily have made mobile web apps work on Android.

If you want to make a mobile web app then go right ahead. Apple isn't stopping you. But just don't be surprised when no user is interested in it.
>alias it to watch

It's not on-par with `watch` feature-wise. (-e and -g are not implemented)

Cool tool btw.
tbh I don't think I'm really ever going to compete with the mass volume stuff on DSL. I think this is more for applications where space is the key motivator, rather than cost.
The President is an odd scenario in relation to other heads of state, however William Pitt the Younger was only 24 when he was Premier of the British Empire at one of its highest points. While the age requirement for the Presidency has been observed, that hasn't always been the case with senators (30) or representatives (25). The youngest senator in American history (John Eaton) was inducted at the age of 28, and the youngest representative (William Charles Cole Claiborne) at the age of 21.
Some can at least. I used Netopia SDSL routers without a DSLAM around twenty years ago to serve "high speed internet" in town in the US (Easton Maryland) a few years before they managed to get municipal broadband.
How many Qatari pop media heroes "use rhetoric, critical thinking, and respectful verbal persuasion?"

I think you'll have a hard time arguing that the country with the death penalty for adultery is a less violent culture than the one that made Harry Potter and Doctor Who (both nonviolent).
Some modern steel alloys from Sweden with extreme strength costs more than silver.
> there's still a problem of "bug-compatibility"

They aren't even bugs. The spec allows for interpretations.
Let's upload a lot of Oracle GPL code and find out. Oracle has certainly sued over 10 lines of code and for much higher damages.

But you know what? I think we'll find that CoPilot will have magically skipped those Oracle repositories and only used code from lowly open source slaves.
I know that the etymology of compiler is a bit weird. But its current meaning is perfectly fine.
Actually, they can all be "right" but only in exclusion.

Eating mostly carbs absent fat or fat absent carbs means engaging the Randle Cycle to a much lesser degree, given that fatty acid and glucose aren't competing fuel substrates.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randle_cycle
You mean to say they are big on Moses.
New web app for image automation (with Figma) – Beta testers searched
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These can then be used on websites, in emails, on social media channels or any other scenario you can think of.
But before I go live with this application, I would like to test this app. If you are interested in such a service, feel free to check out this page and register. Of course, the service is completely free at this stage! The only consideration I would really appreciate is constructive feedback

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I would already like to thank everyone who helps me!
Also, if you have any questions, I will be happy to answer them in this thread.
There are other choices besides cynicism and sarcasm vs being over-seriously stern. I wouldn't downvote on this basis, but earnest sincerity certainly makes for better conversations — imho.
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And the train prices will go up. I think they are already silly expensive compared to the continent
Agreed pretty good site, but it is subtly pushing Cloudflare as they created this content. You'll notice that it's all framed to align with how they see zero trust as well as the products they integrate with.
Well, that's what LLVM does, too. You compile to LLVM's intermediate language, and they compile further.
Surprised that Discord isn't used more in professional settings. Its a great alternative to Slack/Matrix/IRC even if it isn't open source.
what about LSP servers?
Or use a pure analog solution like VGA.
One needs to sit down and read through in-depth documentation or a book like this one. Many people don’t seem to have the patience or interest to do so.
I didn't say 'transpiling' was a newly invented word.
I guess we have different measures of slow, specially in a language that even comes with a REPL in the box.
>although it seems they'll be quick to punish any saucy post-match celebrations.

Is there any source for this beyond a UK police officer talking to a tabloid? As yes it violates their laws, but they've held all sorts of events and I've never heard of a massive crackdown on tourist adultery.

Qatar's laws are dumb and/or inhumane, and are a reason the World Cup should not be hosted there. Still, they're willing to sell alcohol to tourists so I doubt they'll strictly enforce this law either.
Tradional way to deal with this is a bouncer on a VPS somewhere
Registered as a charitable foundation (distinct from non-profits) with profits of $40M, and an endowment (distinct from cash reserves) of $100M.

In disputes, WMF has argued that it should not necessarily be liable for content written by 3rd-party contributors, which doesn't appear to be an entirely unreasonable position. It has lobbied for consumer rights in Copyright legislation hearings, and it has lobbied against governmental mass surveillance in which it was joined by Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch.

It has also been criticised for some software projects being late, over budget, and not living up to expectations (so, par for the course for a typical software project?), or being developed with insufficient transparency. Which, OK, isn't great.

But you're comparing that to FIFA, whose officials have been repeatedly charged (with some guilty pleas, some convictions, and other cases ongoing) of multiple counts of political corruption, bribery, match fixing, racketeering and money laundering. Also, they lobby for exemptions to workers rights protections, and for special case tax exemptions beyond those normally afforded by it's non-profit status.

If you were trying to make the point that FIFA "isn't that bad, actually", I don't think comparing them to WMF does them any favors. (Or, it does make WMF look pretty good, in comparison.) Maybe try comparing FIFA to the IOC or the NRA if you want to make them look better next time.
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What's the latency like?

Also, do you know what keystrokes the Stream Deck actually sends? Is it some ctrl-alt-whatever combo, or MIDI, or what?
The code does not handle authentication because it does not need to - all data access and auth rules happen within Firestore/Firebase. If a client requests data they do not have access to, they won’t get it.
BNP bank site rarely but regularly breaks on FF (just shows white screen). At least one payment processor had disabled input fields, so not working. At least two railway portlas in two different countries effectively didn't work for some time because station dropdowns were broken and you couldn't proceed next without selecting. Just today I found a bug in Jira, when external integrations don't work on FF. Stadia doesn't work on FF by design. Skype web doesn't work on FF by design. Streaming services block streaming high def stream to FF because it lacks DRM unlike Chrome clones.

All of this I saw in the last few years, some of that is still valid today.
Banks will start offering a 40 year mortgage. Just you wait.
Reading the parent's comment with the most charitable assumption, the parent wishes to discuss the issues of both countries.
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> we can’t do a grand reboot

But a partial one, yes. Let's make new 'virtuous' sites using only a core subset of HTML/JS and fast and energy-efficient.

(inb4 XKCD) Yes, like a new standard.
Just get a decent mesh WiFi, should get around 600mbps or better, it’s cheaper too.
> Avoid unreliable dependencies, especially as hard (non-optional) dependencies.

Meanwhile: cloudflare outage, SaaS and cloud oligopolies, browser monopoly.
What’s the best way to do this underwater? I need to go across a lake about 1km.
Except the asset you're buying from low interest rates has balooned in value meaning your purchasing power still went significantly backwards.
That was my reaction; the "Damascus" steel whose art has been lost isn't crucible steel, whose art was never lost; it's folded steel.

[Edit] Incidentally, I supposed the name "Damascus" was related to the patterned silk fabric named "damask", rather than the origin of the material being the Damascus area.
I'd rather stay at a best western. A best western executive residency would be even better, and likely cost around the same.
This is biological maturity, as in when the brain is done forming. But, to your point, I wonder how much of that formation is guided by “soft” constructs like social maturity. Assuming it was delayed, maybe you end up with a different brain formation.
Exactly. They are bribing the project leads so they can then say that scanning is approved and voluntary.
Generic, there are tons of apps like that, also looks like you just used some library.
I don't think the wire itself would be the expense, but the laying of it?
DSL and 10BASE-T1L are not quote the same.

10BASE-T1L PHY fits on a single chip, without much of analog trickery, and the whole line encoding, signal processing is much simpler.

10BASE-T1L is what will go into 1 dollar devices, not a $100 modem.
And I am eternally grateful to them for it.

Many of those features can be used to comprehensively fingerprint your device allowing advertisers to track you across sites even without cookies. Forget about any laws or privacy efforts it would all be moot. And many of us value privacy far too much.

Apple even implemented the "do not track" API and advertisers completely ignored it.
Thanks, I'm very aware of that.

It's basically a few pixels on mobile.
Building a native JS library for something that I only want in React sounds like it’d bring me no benefit for a lot of extra effort.
This is built on the Lexical framework, which is exactly what you suggest - vanilla JS with optional React bindings. OP's project is an additional React-specific layer on top of Lexical, and since it's concerned with rendering the editor UI it makes sense that it's UI rendering library specific.
You'd use some standard tether cable, Blue Robotics sell good stuff for that.

https://bluerobotics.com/store/cables-connectors/cables/fath...

Then just straight onto the screw terminals.
When updating packages from doom-emacs, it figured out many master -> main transitions (semi-)automatically. I don't know whether that was straight alone or doom emacs, though.
Until recently[1], jitsi was not working properly on Firefox.

Which was very frustrating given they are both free software :(

1: https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-meet/issues/4758#issuecomment...
950 wpm is impressive.

I did the test from the article, and got about 500 wpm with the standard font (about 400 wpm on the Bionic Reading thing). Even that speed is at the limit; I'm already skipping parts of the text that don't seem to contribute much (I could still correctly answer the reading comprehension quizzes at the end though).

I ignore all those fads too. This Bionic Reading font in particular feels completely backwards: it tries to make me read word by word which is needlessly slow.
I thought you asked?

> Also why do people invent a new word 'transpile', when the old word already perfectly describes translating from one formal language into another?

The answer is... the old word ('compiler') didn't mean what it does today, back in the 60s, when 'transpiler' was coined. Compiler with its current meaning isn't a much older word than transpiler - they're near contemporaries (50s and 60s). Before that a compiler meant a linker.

Your criticism doesn't match up with the history.
Liberals supported COVID?
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I should probably have used the word compact instead. When I hold it I can feel the inertial weight when moving my hand in a way I don't do with my current iphone 13
>Look up % of world population living in hyperinlationary environments to get your answer. The post-debt driven economy is one where a handful of people cannot devalue your labor with a press of a button.

Ok so lets say the production costs increases and drives inflation. How does bitcoin make my life easier in this scenario?
Aren't more countries questioning the worth of hosting the Olympics by now?
As an abstract argument, this is an intellectual dead end, if "having a moral opinion" is to be a thing.

As a concrete argument specifically dealing with Qatar, there is a very long list of pragmatic reasons why the death penalty for adultery is Bad, assuming reasonable terminal values like "happiness is good".
That's because there's no standard for rich text at all, everything is either MS Word, some other bespoke proprietary format, or a kludge on a kludge on a kludge.

In part that's due to the shortcomings of HTML itself.

And no, markdown a.k.a. whatever the interpreter accepts is decent enough at what it does but it's not what we are looking for here.
We're not talking about you though.
Smaller, lower power, more reliable + a somewhat open spec being developed around it (unlike things like homeplug which are kinda murky). Generally it's the same people who developed the ethernet spec that are developing single pair ethernet, so it's designed to play nicely with it.
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Yeah no... Really don't like some of the examples, like where you convert a white woman into black.
The brain physically reaches maturity at around that age. From memory, the last place to finish development is the prefrontal cortex (where decision making occurs).
The article has a very brief section on why, saying "[to make Ukraine independent and not part of the Russian world]"

Can anyone give me a more detailed version of what benefits the Ukraine will get, if (once) they join, and how it will help them win and recover from the war?
I can't name of a global bio experiment looking for international funding to build a massive project.

This unfortunately isn't the case. There is friction because there is a fork in the road for particle physics. If we build or extend the LHC it is fundamentally a p-p hadron collider collider.

There is significant new evidence of new physics in hadron/lepton interactions and from the neutrino sector.
Neutrinos are tricky but we feel we have a handle on these, which is pushing more people to want to build a large clean lepton collider either an e-e or u-u collider.
The problem with a purely leptop collider is that it doesn't tell us too much about hadron physics (hence why the lhc differs so much from Tevatron).

The community itself has elected those who are in charge to review the proposals from the people with different ideas to allow us to form a coherent argument to go to funding councils/countries with.

I cannot name any other academic field which has managed to achieve such a level of international self-governence when designing projects on such a scale.
Move away from one of the single most expensive housing markets in the world?

That’s a terrible example. Remote work is a thing if you for some reason have to work for Bay companies.
Purely a function of liability culture? That seems like an extraordinary claim, your claim that there are no other causes. Do you have extraordinary evidence?

I'll note that I do have a few different bits of modest evidence to the contrary. But I wanted to focus my comment on concrete observations (both the large-scale statistical kind, and the personal anecdotal kind), rather than on speculation.
You can pretty easily argue Graal is better than V8 in many different ways. V8 is good at what it does but its ambitions are very limited. They only care about Chrome so anything Chrome doesn't need gets ignored. And JS is inherently difficult to compile to highly optimized code.
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Did you mean to say Coffeescript? Thats just a thin transpiler to JS.
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Why be needlessly elitist
Then it will be time for a true replacement for website layout & transmission to be developed. HTML is fine for what it is, but bolting CSS on top, then JavaScript, etc., etc., is simply a mess. Better can be done, and this could be the impetus for it, to keep the world at least somewhat out of Google's clutches.
Is 4000 people dying per decade a lot?

Qatar has over 2m migrant workers.

In 12 years, 6500 have died. 550/2m/yr .27/1000/yr

In USA the rate for age 20-30 is about 1/1000/yr.
The problem is that Google controls both the overwhelmingly dominant browser and the standard.

MSIE was bypassed not by a code fork of MSIE (itself originally based on the Spyglass browser, which was a fork of the NSCA's Mosaic codebase), but by independent implementations of an HTML-standard parser. Microsoft had some influence over Web development (noteably through ActiveX) but far less than Google has now.

My point is that Open Source of itself is not sufficient, and moreover simply is not viable. Glibly asserting that it is ... is utterly unrealistic.

Though the alternative of forking a Web-like markup and transport, as Gemini is attempting to do, is one option. For other technologies which have become sufficiently baroque, similar worse-is-better alternate paths have been pursued.

Otherwise, this is an antitrust issue, and Google very badly need busting.
Fiber is only "essential" in the context of eating food that isn't appropriate for our digestive system. Eating an appropriate diet primarily of meat requires no fiber whatsoever. The idea that fiber is necessary for anything but mitigating some effects from an inappropriate diet comes from the American dietetics association's desire to push a plant-based diet despite all the evidence contrary to plant-based diets.