skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Common Lisp can do that:

CL-USER> (defvar i 1)
I
CL-USER> (declaim (type (integer 1 10) i))
(I)
CL-USER> i
1
CL-USER> (setf i 8)
8
CL-USER> i
8
CL-USER> (setf i (1+ i))
9
CL-USER> (setf i (1+ i))
10
CL-USER> (setf i (1+ i))
; Evaluation aborted on #<TYPE-ERROR expected-type: (INTEGER 1 10) datum: 11>.
CL-USER> i
10
He probably left over the return of ports to the Macbook Pro.
I use it to decompress zstd on the client, which has saved us a ton of bandwidth over gzip.

Where are you getting your data on wasm usage?
My favourite scientific myth is "cholesterol causes heart disease" evangelized by Ancel Keys [1] in the Seven Countries Study [2]. From there, we developed plant oil. From plant oil, we developed margarine. From margarine, we discovered trans-fat. And we found the trans fat causes coronary heart disease, hence in full circle. Worse still, from the fear of cholesterol, we developed "cereal that lowers your blood cholesterol" and the drug statin [3]. And also by focusing cholesterol, we down played the health hazard of consuming sugar because there is no such thing as cholesterol industry while sugar does.

I'm overly generalizing here without much reference. If there is interest I will dig up more material.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancel_Keys

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_Countries_Study

[3] https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13260239-the-truth-about...
Breaking changes (https://vitejs.dev/guide/migration.html) are minimal and unlikely to affect most applications, and when they do the issues should be trivial to fix.
Anti-competitive practices are the cornerstone of unregulated societies (via mafias), but it certainly would in the (theoretical) absence of that. It's a fundamental property of entities that try to achieve things, of which humans are the prime example.
If you go down this path (pun not intended), consider the structure of a URL to have semantic content, and yet you want to have HTTP compliant yet meaningful errors: another common scenario would be 409 conflict. This is the HTTP way to say it's not possible to process this request right now, while not suggesting it will never be possible.

This is most appropriate when the URL does not make sense with the current state of the server, but other future operations could (in theory) change the server state such that it does make sense. This might make sense if you have a user-extensible data model, where some kind of relationship is being mapped into the path structure and you want to signal that this relationship is not currently known to the query system, but _could be_ in the future.

Now, you are faced with a decision for when this ephemeral status is a semantic conflict, when it is simply a resource not found, or when it is a forbidden request for the current user.

The last is subtle and depends on other security posture. Do you want to tell your user "this is possible/available for a sufficiently privileged user, just not for you" or do you want to avoid leaking information about higher privilege roles? This is similar to the debate about whether a login UX should tell you whether you have an invalid user id versus password or just say login failed without leaking more information to a potential attacker.
> so the executive is keen to demonstrate and exercise its existing powers in regulating affairs which previously would have been assumed to be protected by such a right.

No, what has actually happened is that the democrats very recently broke the deadlock [1] and got their appointments into the FTC, which caused the organization to actually start doing its job. The senate republicans were delaying the appointment, and their appointees inside the FTC were stonewalling any actual enforcement by it.

https://news.bloomberglaw.com/privacy-and-data-security/data...
You left out the part about SCP blatantly ripping off the CP/M OS to produce QDOS, which Bill Gates purchased in order to license to IBM. The CP/M source code was widely available, but still copyrighted by DRC. At the time, I recall having a CP/M-based x86 cross-assembler that did a pretty good job. It probably took Tim Paterson a day or two to hack QDOS together given the availability of the CP/M source code and tools. If QDOS was an original work, why use "5" as the system call interrupt? (CP/M used "call 5".) The QDOS system call function list and arguments are identical to CP/M. The FCB-based disk layout was also virtually the same as CP/M.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seattle_Computer_Products

https://www.theregister.com/2007/07/30/msdos_paternity_suit_...
New Android malware on Google Play installed 3M times
I'm legitimately worried about how news sources are going to respond to the realization that crazier politicians in high office = way better ratings/sales/views. They already disproportionately covered Trump in 2016 on account of how there was a new insane thing out of his camp every day to report, likely helping him get elected. Forget the actual election: will they bother to cover any "boring" primary candidates at all from here on? Or only ones that have a nutty angle they can work for views?
Your last sentence is a strawman argument.

After all your description sounds somehow safe, the problem would still be a ton accelaterated in public space which has nothing to do with free climbing
I have a Zenni pair, I think they are 1.74 and around -6 correction in each eye. They are really cheap compared to other places, but they have very high chromatic aberration on the sides and I don't thing they are perfectly centered.

I think it's something that's more noticeable when you need relatively high power lenses.
Curtis Yarvin's Monarchal Antifascism
SHOULD is not MUST [0], and “The user can do nothing about the problem and is likely to experience negative utility from any attempt to provide more detail than what the status code provides” is arguably a valid reason not to send a body with 5xx status responses.

[0] https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc2119.html
At this point we know that Webpack is dead. Unless there is a new release that rewrites it in Rust or Go and makes it comparable in speed to Vite/SWC which will never happen. The two different approaches seem to be either going with SWC or Vite. I'm honestly not sure which one will prevail, or if they will both co-exist, splitting the previous market share taken up by Webpack.
if build times are quick and you’re not getting tooling issues there is no reason to switch.

the only reason i switched to Vite was that in my experience with Webpack build times were not quick and i got annoying JS bundling issues like syntax errors (!). That’s really the main difference I saw between the 2. But it was a while ago and maybe webpack has gotten better again, in which case they’re both very similar.
wasm32-unknown-emscripten is useful if you want to build a Rust program using SDL2 and GL for the Web, for example. But yes, as you said, it's much less used. Most Rust code on the Web is not a port of existing applications (which is what Emscripten focuses on), unlike C++.
Somewhat coincidentally, I watched it - the film Lucy - yesterday and can confirm that it does indeed get worse. I would have liked it better if the story arc was more like 'Flowers for Algernon'.
I'm sure a lot of parents pull in to the carpool lane on the basis of the children they have with them. To better meet the goal of reducing car trips, the law should only count licensed drivers traveling in the same car. And that is not a perfect criterion either.
Magic Leap 2 will go on sale in the US on September 30th
> At the time I knew no English (pre-primary school and early primary school time), so the texts made little sense to me, and I interpreted them in my own ways, trying to find words that look similar in my language.

[EXIT]

¡Sí, éxito!
They could have hired less people and tried fewer risky non-core investments. Plenty of tools-only companies survive well indefinitely.

They got greedy. The grow into a unicorn or die trying mentally is cancer to good technology.
I think the form would likely change. The network links would still exist.... over time SOMEONE would take them over as long as they have access to the needed router hardware. However, certain core services (DNS) have roots that are centrally located, Do in the right set of (non-government at this point) people, and those could need to be reestablished. Most such things have steps in place to make this very unlikely... but in a mad-max style scenario I suspect we'd lose the net for at least awhile, then have a bunch of smaller nets crop up and a new 'internet' reform over time.
Agree. I was 12 when I first discovered programming, and it was through JavaScript. And the fact that I could instantly see the result of what I'm doing by running it in a browser (which everyone already has), it's definitely what got me really hooked into this.

As a "mentor" for some of my friends, I feel like it's a failure on my side, since I wasn't able to quickly show them what you can really do with programming.
It works fine for me. I do have `correct_all` unset, which makes it only apply to the command and not the arguments.
I have like 25k points so I probably had this for a while now.
Patriot has had multiple upgrades since the PAC-2 version that was used in the Gulf War. The effectiveness of Patriot in the Gulf War is not relevant to it's effectiveness today.
also https://utopia.app/
Energy prices up 41% over past 12 months
Not a full featured framework, but pytorch-metric-learning has data loaders, lossess, etc. to facilitate similarity learning: https://github.com/KevinMusgrave/pytorch-metric-learning

Disclaimer: I've made some contributions to it.
> vite is working on to become the next nextjs, like ssr, isg etc

That does not seem to be the truth. They offer a very different product than Next.
Textile recycling needs to scale – Circ raises $30M to do just that
I learned it at Microsoft. When debugging issues in Windows, it was pretty common to leave a remote server open and pass it around among colleagues to find the right person who knows what code is failing. You could see what the remote party was typing and doing. It was a pretty social way to learn your way around.
This is a cool version of a suggestive AI product with a great, simple interface for reviewing. Well done -- we admire this type of product at Kapwing, the company I lead.
It's not still early days. Bitcoin was created 13 years ago, it was useless for payments back then and it's still useless for payments now. Every direction that anyone takes it will be in the direction of some kind of pure money-making thing, usually in the form of a ponzi or pyramid scheme. This has happened over and over again for 13 years. There's simply no one else interested in building on this because everyone else can see that the technology is useless. The only way the scheme even works is because the miners are continually promised profits just for doing the useless "work" of running a node. If you take that away, you're left with an ordinary distributed database, and you can't use that to get VCs all excited with buzzwords and promises of instant profit, so nobody in the bubble does it.

We should absolutely throw away the bathwater. There's no baby. I'll say it right out. Cryptocurrency should be completely banned by every country on the planet. They have no purpose that isn't outright fraud and theft. Everything described in Podcasting 2.0 can be done with regular old Web 2.0 technology, and it can be done more efficiently that way too.

Edit to those downvoting: I will gladly retract this entire comment if you can demonstrate a single real, non-fraudulent usage of blockchains. I've been asking this for years and never gotten a straight answer. Everything is always "just around the corner" but every time I look around the corner all I see is more fraud and scams. If you really think there's something salvageable here, then let blockchains live on as a theoretical research project until somebody figures it out. In the meantime, please stop encouraging the general public to put their money into this. It's irresponsible to raise money this way.
Historically 404 is returned for static websites. Ergo it is the standard.
Not everyone is a software developer.
For example nurses, paramedics, daycare workes which experience extremely tight labor market the salaries are not going up. Actually they slashed the pandemic bonuses so the salaries are going down.
They are bringing people out of retirement that are willing to work for the current wages. My son's daycare had a new educator who could barely walk with a cane(not to mention to lift a child) because yonger workers refuse to work for the low salaries.
If it is any consolation, I had to use ZX81 as my parents couldn't even afford ZX Spectrum.
"Utter failure" seems to be way overstated given the changes:

* Requirement on slightly newer versions of browsers

* Some deprecated functions removed

* New approaches with old ones still supported via "legacy mode" flags.

* A few settings changed their defaults

All in all, seems pretty reasonable for a major version bump.
What size jar is the ferment done in? I'm guessing a 1Qt/1L, but the directions dont say.
Look at the spread at the Bank of China ( China's largest bank and foreign exchange).

They are buying rubles 10.75 RMB and selling at 12.5 RMB. They are selling USD add 674.

This gives 63 rubles to the dollar.

The fact is that major economic powers in the world have not signed onto sanctions and have access to both Russian and Western currency.

It is true that many parts of the West have lower need for rubles because of sanction, but if you I think that the entire Globe has frozen trade with Russia and trade in Russian currency, you are the one that has fallen for propaganda. They just no longer can use western exchanges to convert currency. See the link below.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/markets.businessinsider.com/new...
Why don't you wash it with water?
Most apps I've seen can upgrade to Vite 3 without any changes. While there are breaking changes, there aren't a lot and they're not very big.
No, but it can aide infringement (just as torrenting a movie does not remove copyright, but trackers can problematic to run).
Ring will gladly send them a free replacement.
Pokémon Fossil Museum
CAT would have been AMSDOS, not CP/M (it was DIR in CP/M). Not sure what was happening in that case though - it sounds like a bug, but not one I ever recall encountering!
“Blockchain is better because non-blockchain payment systems don’t even have a blockchain."
Both parts of this are false.

I already replied to the parent question explaining how authors of short fiction do, in fact, make money when their work is adapted.

The WGA is a union whose members pay dues based on their writing income. The guild is incentivized to maximize their membership, and to maximize the earning of those members.

I'm an associate member of the WGAw--someone who's worked in the industry, but not done enough work yet to qualify for full membership--and I've never encountered any of the exclusionary attitude you suggest.
Copyright Alliance blasts IA, warns “ruse” could also affect games and music
According to semantic versioning, a major version indicates breaking changes, which is always bad from a users perspective.

Most projects don't really use semver anymore though, which is why this association seems to be going away
op is just bad mouthing by implying that this release magically broke their app overnight.
also costco has "garden of life" probiotics with it too
This bothered me during those discussions everyone who pointed out the potential impacts to the economy were shouted down for "caring more about money and people" and "putting the rich ahead of grandma" like the economy was some nebulous abstract betting ring that only effected the powerful and wealthy.

No one seemed to understand that those kinds of things were going to have much more drastic effects for everyday people as well. This same thing goes for the stock market, sure I don't have a ton of money it it, but I do keep putting money in my 401k and so do a lot of other people that are depending on it for their retirement, when the stock market takes hits it effects me just as much as the "elite".
It doesn’t even take a Monday morning quarterback to know pumping 4 trillions at the beginning of Covid is going to have consequences.
No, I did not miss the point that asset markets have lower velocity. Quite the opposite: I found it obvious and repulsively self-serving to invoke this as an excuse for rich people to print and pocket ten times as much money.
I came here to say this. Once I get something, it becomes too obvious.
Yes, I think you're right - also, the linked HUBBLE image from wikipedia is rotated a bit, which increases the effect that two of the 5 galaxies appear to be closer together in the WEBB image.
“Evading laws is the killer app of Bitcoin.”

You will get no argument from me on that
Absurd. The right to record in public, which this is, should be respected.
I can't keep up with this stuff anymore. As a former "full stack" dev, I just quit the frontend part altogether and I'm now just focusing on the backend. It's just too much and changing too fast.
>Use a better framework?

Oh sure. I'll just call up the CTO and tell them to scrap the product they spent $10 million on because it's not pedantically correct in parsing HTML codes.
I legitimately thought you had linked me a picture of Bert Kreischer.
Habeneros aren't common there, but in general for cheap chilis, try the Turkish grocery stores (EuroGida or similar). Basically for any Mexican / Latin-American stuff, they're great for sourcing ingredients: chilis, dry beans, corn meal, flour tortillas (durum) and will be a lot cheaper than specialty shops. Chilis are also easy to grow (I'm growing 4 kinds on my balcony in Berlin), and one habanero plant goes a long way.
Teams is the worst software I’ve used since Lotus Notes.
This goes along with record profits, so maybe this more of a example of how currently the US market is not competitive. Companies can just raise prices and there is no counter-balancing market forces where competing companies offer lower prices and get the business.
If you start a new project now and use Webpack, I can't understand it.
+1 I just use warm water and hand soap, followed by rinsing and then a gentle wipe with a soft microfiber towel (the kind you'd buy for washing a car actually).
because maintaining backwards compatibillity is an antipattern, its producing so much needless global complexity in our tools for everyone forever, just to save some effort when upgrading ...
And yet people have argued for decades that stimulus money going to corporations is multiplied many times over because those corporations supposedly create jobs which supposedly creates even more economic activity. Why is it not the case that stimulus money to corporations creates multiplicative inflationary effects in the same way?
If it's not REST then shouldn't the url be /api/v1/employees?id=1000 instead of encoding the employee id in the URL? In this case the path is the endpoint, so a employee id is a parameter and not a controller action.
Here is a juicy nugget:

But who will be the new FDR? One name that Yarvin continues to mention (albeit half-seriously) is Ye, the artist formerly known as Kanye West. One of the Red Scare hosts insisted that Ye, as a “man with bipolar disorder” wasn’t capable of the sustained attention required to be president-king. This may be the case, but it may also be the case that Ye will stop using medicalized language, and come to believe that the infinite healing powers of Jesus (and some enforced separation from the schizoid nightmare world of the Kardashians) have restored balance and focus to his mind, and that he does, indeed, have the attention needed to bring America together again. One of the authors of this piece has the questionable “honor” of being the first to seriously suggest West for public office. Instead of running for Mayor of Chicago on a municipal libertarian communist platform, West married into America’s ruling reality television family. The wisdom of this strategy will only be revealed in the fullness of time. If anyone associated with West is reading this and wants a very detailed strategy analysis of how he can become president, they can email pityless at tutanota dot com.
You're comparing apples and oranges. One is legal and the other isn't.

They absolutely have the right to record audio that is audible on their property. It used to be the norm that if you don't want your neighbors hearing you the onus is on you to speak quietly in a private place. With the increase in such devices the norm too will shift to "know that a device is recording audio in certain zones"
I'll be bold and say it: it's stupid that the web has 3 main front-end technologies (HTML, CSS, and JS)

There's state, visual representation, and behavior. Why can't all of those be contained in one language?

Sure, let proficient programmers override defaults and break out of the 1 language model, but 99% of apps/website look & behave the same anyways, why can't we have nice defaults?

I'm concerned because I have a 1.5 year old son and I plan to introduce him to the internet (this wonderful, globally distributed, infinite potential platform that anyone can contribute to) as soon as I can.

But it's absurd to me that computers haven't been optimized well for his mind yet, but instead he'll have to spend years of his life optimizing his mind to understand and work with them.

I wish I could show him the magic & power of putting something app-like on the internet faster than that.

This project helps move in the direction of optimizing computers for human minds and I'm 100% excited about that.
XOJO? It's quite a feature rich OO BASIC with VB like GUI tools IMHO. Can compile for various platforms or generates HTML. I used it a bit in work to create an internal web app (it uses Bootstrap under the hood for that target). I found the GUI based inspector really lacking in that it does not expose all of properties of a visual component so expect to go hunting in the API docs.

But for network/web service tools, I like that it compiles into a single executable where its internal web server generates the HTML dynamically. It allows me to write small, single focus tools quickly.

[1] https://www.xojo.com
Those decisions aren't minor trifles which Musk inexplicably micro-manages. They are core to the entire differentiation between SpaceX and its rivals. He's an engineer, of course he's going to be involved in such decisions. Claiming otherwise is like saying that Steve Jobs shouldn't have had any opinion on switching from MacOS Classic to NeXTStep as a base for macOS.
I just got a Ring cam and during setup it asks if you'd like to black out any regions to prevent recording neighbors, so that may be an option they just aren't aware of. Doesn't solve the audio issue if they aren't willing to disable it though.
> Maybe this an instance where Gone is better than Not Found?

Gone means a resource identified by a URI existed, it no longer exists, and that resource (not the URI, necessarily) will never be available again.
I really liked Parcel v1, but v2 completely broke watch for me, which is kind of a dealbreaker these days. I'm currently pretty happy with webpack v5, but definitely have vite on my list to check out.
In all likelihood in that timeline DOS as we know it wouldn't have existed.
We absolutely know the source for the “Gary went flying” story: Bill Gates. But he wasn’t actually there!
Paying more can get you thinner lenses? This is of interest to me as I do have coke bottle-thick glasses.