skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> I'm not using it as my primary text editor/IDE, but that would count towards Vim anyways

I don't think there was any mention of Vim as main editor in this thread. Just that it's helpful to know it, and I think that makes sense.

> Most people still joke about not being able to exit Vim.

Most people make boring jokes. To me that "exiting Vim" joke is becoming even more annoying than the "only 10 kinds of people" one.
Apple is not specifically blocking uBlock Origin.

They are blocking ANY extension from being a MITM and accessing traffic/URLs.
"Super weird" /to you/? I just ment to underline that (for me) it's the same type of caring. I'm professional, could do the same job at a dozen employers, etc. I think we feel the same about that.

But I care about my work in a deep way that you don't seem to feel. If I manage to get a junior / medior to properly step up to a task and grow confident I feel pride, connection and sense of doing the right thing. The whole business layer comes second for me at that moment.

Another thought is that I feel that 'in Europe' (generalisation) the antagonistic nature of employment is not felt the same way especially for professional jobs. We have no firing at will. As an manager I understand that I have a multi year relationship with people that should transcend the tasks at hand. The tasks at hand should be done and done well, but a job should be both fulfilling and manageable for the individual. Even if a hiring fails somewhat you have to make it work. The current job market creates an even bigger reason to treat people well.
We don't really the term "woke" but the above is basically why my wife and I decided to cancel after 6 years. It seems that every show has elements to "poke/tease/provoke" some other party, or to generate controversy. Plus the fact that every show seem to go through an obligatory theme/character "checklist", leaving little space to the authors to manouver through a good story.

Being not americans, we were really tired about this, up to the point we say "ok, let's give this series a chance, but we stop at the first evident 'yankeeland move' (that how we say it)".
I have always found the vast majority of recommendation engines to be completely underwhelming. There is one exception: Spotify. It doesn't seem to work for everybody, but personally, I get insanely good recommendations from Spotify to the point that it has become my main way of discovering new music (and discovering new music is very important to me).

What is the difference? On the surface, it doesn't seem like music recommendation should be a very different problem from movie recommendation.

Unrelated to this: I find the comparison between Netflix and Spotify interesting in general. Why do I get (pretty much) all the music there is on Spotify, but I cannot subscribe to a movie / tv streaming service that lets me access all the content for a flat fee? As a consumer, I would much rather have the choice between three well polished streaming platforms that all offer the same content compared to the current situation where you have a fractured catalogue on platforms of wildly varying technical quality (looking at you, Amazon..).
> might be useful in financial transactions

This is likely to satisfy regulators. I highly doubt that this change has anything to do with practical usefulness
https://uniswap.org/
The ability to freely run programs on your own damn hardware!

Congratulations, you played a AAA video game on your personal surveillance device by streaming it from someone else's (useful) computer. Very cyberpunk of you! I guess that's why they call this place "hacker" news.
Similar to the vim <leader> key concept which many people use comma for.

https://tuckerchapman.com/2018/06/16/how-to-use-the-vim-lead...
Yeah, Apple needs to decouple major OS releases from releases/updates to Safari and other Apple apps. Safari is probably the most important here.

But then, Apple also wants to keep keynote events filled with enticing news and updates. So while it may never decouple Messages or Mail or Maps from the OS releases (for different reasons), Safari shouldn’t be that big a deal to separate out if the OS is redesigned.
I just want uBlock Origin in my phone browser.
I mean the cartridges could just be designed to last longer, I'd bet you their high capacity models for this program do since now the cost benefit leans towards that...
What phone have you where you are not able to install a browser?
read this with a french accent for whatever reason >.<
This is my experience as well. Going on a long run if you ate garbage the day before feels terrible, so you get conditioned to eat clean.
Not a good translation, it is the kid (a female kid). Problem is that we (spanish speakers) have letters to define the gender of the noun. The girl would be 'la chica'.
"What happens on reboot" is a good question for a scheme that involves not using the filesystem, but bitwarden is not such a scheme. Everything will be fine after a reboot.
For individuals to care, the institution (represented by leadership) needs to care too. Does it?

The decades of neoliberal dogma ingrained into management that everything should be done as cheaply as possible, and nothing else matters. To me, that is a very definition of organisational not-caring.

MBAs, in principle, cannot build a beautiful cathedral. That is lavish for its own reasons. If everybody chases money, nobody chases anything, really.
The two keys things:

- There is no persistent offline storage that isn't at risk of getting wiped every 7 days (even for apps added to the home screen).

- No push notifications (although these are coming).

Which is somewhat frustrating precisely because Safari is otherwise so capable.
For one thing, TFA is written by someone whose livelihood is earned at a competing software mega corporation & browser vendor. Their job title is, "Microsoft Partner PM on Edge."
also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acetabularia_acetabulum
Aye, in theory, but in practice technology has to fit into social context and coinbase is the result you get.

If you don’t like the result, you need to redesign the technology so it works within the real world that exists. And it don’t.
Just skimmed over it, but this seems like an odd statement: "The problem of the algorithm was quickly handled. NIST, which had approved[17] Dual_EC_DRBG as a FIPS, immediately responded by recommending that the algorithm not be used and opened a public comment period on the standard."

That is... immediately after they knew nine years about the backdoor. What often gets forgotten is that in the case of Dual EC the Snowden leaks only confirmed what was already known. The warnings about the possibility of a backdoor came much, much earlier (this is from 2007: https://rump2007.cr.yp.to/15-shumow.pdf ).
El niño -> the kid.

El chico -> the boy.
> I take pride in parts of my work with the same emotional response as I take pride in my family.

Well, that's just plain wrong.
Yes... but before you start feeling too sure about Rust protecting you from creating bugs, also consider this more cautionary (and very entertaining) tale posted on HN today: https://hacks.mozilla.org/2022/06/fuzzing-rust-minidump-for-...
Why am I not surprised. Nothing like pushing for a chrome base only web....
I can't comment on cloud streaming, I guess vendors have ways to workaround browser limitations.

As a web dev, i find Safari to be the jankiest. Just opening the dev tools has become problematic recently.
As I said elsewhere here, it is not the case for me - I quite often experience food aversion after exercise (weight training).

I exercise in fasted state, 14-18 hours of fast. If exercise is especially hard, I found food not attractive at all, neither how it looks or how it smells. I have to force myself to eat when this happen and usually eat less.

On bright side, I've found that I recover faster after exercise bouts when I'm in fasted state.

I also have to note that was not the case when I was younger and performed my training routines after being fed. When I exercised being fed I experienced hunger and wanted to eat.
Actually before that he worked at Google. He has made it his life mission to get chromium everywhere.
GM Cruise takes first fares for paid driverless taxi in San Francisco
It's because React (and other SPA technologies that also happen to work with SSR) is all the buzz. It doesn't actually necessarily make sense. The risk to a project is usually NOT the technology chosen for frontend.

Django templates are perfectly fine as long as you leverage template tags the way they were intended.
Lithium is actually rare because of how little lithium is concentrated together and requires a lot of earth to process which means you want cheap land and cheap labor… thus the exploitation of South America. Please stop projecting your own intellectual insecurity, it is nothing more than an attempt to shut down conversation.
What makes you think the new one will be less cluttered once programs adapt?

Just clean out the entries you don't need. Blame microsoft if that means having to dig into the registry.
Contrary to what the anti-crypto keep on screeching about these money launderers using crypto, as soon as they send the funds to an exchange they are going to be met with a bunch of KYC/AML/ID checks and that is even before they are able to use the withdraw button.

Money launderers, criminals and scammers are running out of options to cash out some cryptocurrencies as many exchanges are also increasing compliance with regulations and are already delisting privacy coins.
i think 90% of huger is conditioning. you can train yourself to eat less. you can train yourself to stop being hungry. and it doesn’t take long, maybe a month or so
Not future-proofing
AdGuard does the job fine on iOS
One of my big motivators for just getting off of OS X was having all the bundling into OSes. Just completely unforced errors meaning that every .0 release would break everything.

Y'all know that releasing one change at a time is going to be way easier to debug/fix than 100 at a time yeah?

I get that this is their "thing", but as a person who was buying Apple devices on account of them working, I would greatly appreciate them actually doing things that improve how well things work, instead of prioritizing marketing.
5 years learning about various programming languages, OS architecture, distributed systems, graphics programming, algorithms and data structures, soft skills like project management and risk assessment, physics, math, electronic and digital circuits, among others.

Start with https://guia.unl.pt/en/2022/fct/program/1053#structure and follow up with https://guia.unl.pt/en/2022/fct/program/1059#structure.

Before the Bologna changes across EU, those two were a single degree.
He is an Ex-Googler as well
> Did mixed races no exist at the time of the stories writing?

Not really, Asimov was born in 100% white Russia and then moved to USA during the 1920s where segregation was still a thing.

> Did the robot characters who looked human but were from a completely different world view connecting not exist?

Of course there were different worlds with different cultures, rites, traditions, religions and even food (or martial arts), but their look is not taken into great account. Asimov was a biochemist after all, not an anthropologist.

I agree that actualization of a work of fiction it is not bending objective facts, my impression though is that content platforms are more following than leading, they are giving the public what the public will consume, which is dull, it is like giving kids candies or cake because we already know they'll eat them.

There is no real surprise, no Sam Raimi's The Evil Dead or Carpenter's The Thing/Assault on Precint 13/They live, no Peter Jackson's Bad Taste, everything is so canonical and completely unimaginative. There is no space left for provocative, out of the box, even offensive, creation (unless it is sexually defining for minorities, like a dildo, homosexual intercourse, etc. something that wouldn't even shock my 82 years old dad)

In a way they are segmenting the market based on the idea they wanna project of themselves:

- Netflix: social activists involved in identity politics, teenagers (with superpower or supernatural powers), binge watchers, kids and some old show to entertain their parents too (all of Star Trek for example, the only reason I still use Netflix)

- Prime Video: crime aficionados, intelligent comedy (it better be British), superheroes with a twist, people like me who already pay for amazon prime and are not young anymore

- Apple TV: fancy, grandiose, epic stories, that unfortunately lack in writing and results are mixed. For people who love a great cast in a show.

- HBO: actual quality content, for people who love to pay for quality content.
I think shells should support that, allowing you to do

$ my hello

It would mean tools such as git, microk8s and aws wouldn’t have to implement that “look up first argument, check whether it’s a command I know, and if so, run it” on their own, and would have slightly simpler auto complete configs.

It also could mean launching fewer processes (for the case where ‘my’ is a script or executable that looks up the location of ‘hello’ and launches it)
I just cancelled Netflix a few weeks ago. The only show left that I watched was Better call Saul. I was already annoyed when they changed their shows from releasing all at once to a weekly cycle but since I don't have that much time to watch TV it still worked for me.

However they also create artificial breaks now. When I realized that BCS is interrupted for many weeks before the show resumes I finally quit. I am not paying for watching nothing.
Probably referring to the fact that browsers on iOS are just basically reskins of Safari.
I don't know if my own anecdote will help you but I've been overweight since I was a child and I've done just about every diet under the moon. I used to hate myself and my body, a lot. I went to the gym three days a days week pushing myself hard and counted calories, and my weight wouldn't budge. I ended up developing a lot of disordered eating doing fasting and I really thought I could hate myself into being thin. When I finally found keto and it worked, I started dropping weight and I quickly lost control of my diet and started to starve myself in earnest while continuing what exercise I could. After a while all I could do was take long walks. I lost 80 pounds in 8 months doing this, and I was still considered over weight by about 60 pounds. I never got any happier with myself by changing my body. I still didn't think I was worth anything unless I could get tiny. I had really bad brain fog, I stopped being able to produce my own body heat, started to have fainting spells, and finally heart palpitations. When I went to the doctor all they told me is what a good job I was doing losing weight and that the palpitations were from my panic disorder. I finally stopped keto because my partner sat me down and begged me to stop. It was really hard and it took time to give it up, but I finally did. I had no real muscle left and I was so fatigued... Over the course of a year... I gained all the weight back. I still have palpitations sometimes, and I will never know what damage yoyo dieting for years did to me.

I don't diet anymore, I've started intuitive eating and my diet has improved over all. I eat variety now, more vegetables and lots of protein. I also have carbs, and dessert with I want it. I've also started doing things for the experience rather than to make my body look a certain and ultimately unattainable way.
I don't focus on how I look anymore, I focus on being strong. I am now highly active and doing activities I never thought I would be capable of in my fat body. I take dance classes four times a week, I lift weights, and I am starting Lyra and aerial classes. I also don't step on scales anymore. But I can tell you I haven't magically shrunk.
I guess what I'm trying to say is... Any standard of "in shape" can be impossible for any person. We aren't all meant to look that same and I think that people are caring less about being overweight because it should never have been a limiting factor to you enjoying your life, being active, and being well loved by the right people.
So do smaller models and I have to note smaller models are better at that.
Finally, an actual book for nim!
Yeah, I think code reviews strike deep for whatever reason. I don't think being blunt works here even if you can be blunt elsewhere.
In a privacy-conscious implementation of GTM/GA, those scripts can be loaded from a first-party server controlled by the company, and Google will never see the user's IP address.

There is no real alternative to Google Analytics for most companies because of the Google Ads integration. If you advertise with Google, you need to send them conversion data, which means the GCLID. Without Google Ads, switching would be simple. Most enterprises already pay for other analytics tools.
Anecdata: when I was intermittently fasting, I found that exercising at lunch curbed my appetite and I could easily last till dinner with no food or with a small yogurt snack (<50cal). On days when I didn't exercise, I felt hungrier and had to engage my will power much more during the day.
I mean, It matters whether the developer is in certain field. In very few situations I will hire a web dev for OS programming job.

But it matters less whether developer knows django or node js or Java.
> Nobody knows what any particular ziggurat looked like, or what features were common to them. It is mostly speculation.

You can see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chogha_Zanbil for pictures of the remaining ziggurat at Chogha Zanbil.
Aren‘t there like about 100 google analytics clones available that do exactly the same thing?
What sort of exercise were you doing fasted? Did you find it impacted your performance?
Crypto Miners Are Dumping Tons of GPUs, So Maybe You Can Finally Get One
That's simply not true, you can care about your own work standards and professionalism even when others don't care about theirs. "They did it first" isn't an attractive excuse, even if they did.
E2V-SDE Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Plagiarism
Many exchanges have applied the 'know your customer' stuff only for withdrawing and depositing fiat.

I think they argue that crypto is effectively worthless and therefore financial regulations don't apply.
Typing from Firefox:

Mozillas problem is

1.) thinking they are a activism group that luckily sits on a gold mine of dumb users like me who keeps using Firefox, while in reality they were supposed to continue to provide the worlds best browser as an alternative to the shiny, memory eating, barely configurable spyware that is Chrome.

2.) Competing against one of the worlds largest companies, that actively cross subsidize their nerfed browser and promote for it free at the worlds largest web property with misleading statements like "switch to a better browser"[1], all while regulators have been sleeping for a decade or more.

3.) The tech community who killed IE has not woken up to the dangers of Chrome. Just like IE used to be it looks good, is good enough, works everywhere etc.

[1]: I've tried it multiple times and can confirm that it looks shiny but still cannot do TreeStyleTabs, and in general the whole extension system is nerfed to the point that most "extensions" I could find was either canned bookmarklets or canned web sites.
versioning also allows you to change the inputs on the future to include/exclude more info

inconsistencies in how data is presented (optional version number) is a pain to deal with in code
> Corporations want to make money and control their own destiny.
> Our countries are run by companies which are run by humans with a profit motive.

Why should we let corporations get what they want? Our countries are run by companies only to the extent that our democratic governments let them run them. We have the power to overrule companies when it suits us, and IMO we ought to be using that power a fair bit more than we currently are.

If companies knew that the regulators would come down hard on them when they take the piss like this then it wouldn't be in their profit-motivated self-interest to behave like this.

> That's what you and I would do if we controlled our own wildly popular platform.

And FWIW, no it's absolutely not what I would do. I actually have some ethics beyond profit-maximisation thank you very much! Whether such an ethical company would become so powerful in the first place (rather than getting it's lunch eaten by a less ethical one) is an interesting question though, and one of the main reason I think restricting these companies is so important: other better companies can't otherwise compete.
There is nothing wrong with Coinbase. It's an easy-to-use onramp and offramp, which is a valuable service. But people need to realize that Coinbase has nothing to do with the promise of crypto. You can trade crypto assets without ever using Coinbase or any other centralized exchange. Lots of people do that.

Once you use Coinbase, you are out of the self-custodial crypto ecosystem and you pay a price for it. You give up all control over your assets. In return you gain convenience and the security of something backed by the US government.

For some people that tradeoff is worth it, for other it isn't. The point of crypto is that you have the option to not do that. Nobody ever forces you to use centralized exchanges.
> There is no love and loyalty between employer and employee.

I don't think anybody here talks about employees caring about or loving their employer.

It's about about worker caring about their work.

Because if I don't care, this is what happens:

if input == input_that_causes_bug_1948348 {
return static_output_for_bug_1948348
}

Add UT. Next ticket please.
These are just the application of normal anti money laundering regulations which are useful only to regulators.

I don't care if someone is not paying taxes, good for them if they can avoid having the government steal their profits and stay out of jail. I don't even care if they're doing something the government deems illegal, especially if it's a victimless crime.

Regardless, I'd rather have the victims pursue the offenders through legal means (which, in a world without a government with monopoly on violence, will likely take the shape of multiple competing protection agencies) and victimless crimes not to be considered crimes at all.

I agree for some transactions you may want to exchange data and legal jurisdictions or setup a contract so that goods / services (+ future support) and money are exchanged safely and without scams - but that's irrespective from the means of payment.
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Same goes for me. It's fucking insane we waste do much time