skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Don't quote me on this, but there was some discussions early this year about dominant platforms (I didn't read what does cover this Act, but) need to provide API to allow users to use third party alternatives, like Facebook, WhatsApp, iMessage, etc, so you could now have an app like Adium again where you have all your chats. So in theory this will be not an issue.
Immense strides have been made, but I feel it is dangerous to take a too rosy outlook until the job is done. Complacency has always been the biggest threat to solving the climate crisis. On the other hand climate apathy and fatalism are also real, and equally dangerous.

The best source for the amount of warming we are heading for is the yearly UNEP emissions gap report, which takes all the national commitments and calculates global outcomes. With the currently planned measures we are heading for 2.7 degrees of warming by the end of the century. If the countries that have promised a net-zero strategy actually implement one we are headed for 2.2 degrees. Realistically there is at present no path to less than 2 degrees of warming without major political upheaval or technological revolution and we are probably heading for 2.5 degrees of warming. Even at 2 degrees the consequences are severe. We are looking at a near-total loss of coral reefs and one fifth of insect species, 40% of humanity will become exposed to extreme heat waves, many coastal areas will need to be abandoned displacing hundreds of millions of people. The effects get disproportionately worse when temperatures exceed 2 degrees of warming. So, the situation is not hopeless, but without further action we are still locked into some pretty bad outcomes, and we need to keep the pressure on with all governments to take further steps.

https://www.unep.org/resources/emissions-gap-report-2021
Robozzle, while of a rather different nature, is quite wonderful.

https://apps.apple.com/nl/app/robozzle/id350729261

Although I have it installed on my Android phone, it can no longer be found on the Play Store?!
This is the best joke i ever heard in a while.
To secure their data collection maybe.
If the US was able to 'exert pressure', things would not come to this point. And no, the US is not the 'most powerful country on the planet'.
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Use a phone number that your current IP is in. Alternatively make a new account on a residential IP and idle for about a week and don't message anyone you're not friends with
The prisoners dilemma doesn’t apply to this situation, because every single individual involved can, without any cooperation from anybody else, easily get the optimal outcome for themselves.
Vouched because you can not refute dead comments.
For graphical interfaces we went from X11 to Wayland. Is anybody working on a replacement technology for text interfaces?
Microsoft 365: “Users may be unable to use multiple Microsoft 365 services”
>Why is Europe so afraid of competing in the open market?

The open market employs children to work in coal mines. No one should trust the open market.
Google Maps is breadth first search at worst...
This is about fractals. Not the data warehousing company.
With the exception of Ramie (which is a much less productive crop - similar yield to flax, but without the seed), none of those plants are grown in colder climates.
Which is a compromised option with considerably worse GPU performance on that screen, possible compression artifacts and it's more expensive than just a USB C dongle or a HDMI cable.
My toaster probably have the same cpu as my phone, but limited by its software. Is it a general purpose computer as well?
According to Wikipedia, the population increase of the USSR in that time period is mostly due to territorial expansion during WW2 rather than indigenous population growth.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_Census_(1959)
When I brought this video up, I just wanted to provide a voice from the other side of the debate. I did not really verify its contents and wanted to hear what other people had to say about it.

I'm familiar with the mobile satellite sector and I can say for a fact that he is right about the cost of the terminal being couple times higher than $500, though getting at the exact number would require a considerable amount of digging.

I got things to say about the attitude in this micro-thread though: I'm sure y'all heard the saying "If you don’t read the newspaper, you’re uninformed. If you do, you’re misinformed". I like that quote, but I always felt like some elaboration should follow.

By all means, do watch/read/consume anything and everything, and first use introspection, ie. ask yourself "Am I qualified/informed/sane enough to reach a conclusion about this matter?", and if your answer is yes then use your critical thinking neurons to reach YOUR conclusion. Then still try to verify it with your peers, or if you can find any, experts in that particular field. Personal attacks (along with other logical fallacies) have no place in a civilised discussion.

Basing on the above, if the Starlink opposers are as desperate as you say about distorting the facts to advance their narrative, it only increases my confidence in the project. You see, I did not end up being delusional, just reached a logical conclusion to the extent of my abilities.

So all in all, thanks for taking the time to write this up.
The only way you get more such projects is if some people order from AliExpress and some people do not.

This goes for every facet of the economy and is called 'specialization'. :)
Well I'd never heard of personal property tax before! So people are taxed for owning things, that they paid tax on when they bought them? I can see how that devalues an electric car vs an ICE alternative.
Its not 'a few pop ups'. GDPR has far reaching implications which every major company and even every prominent website implemented. From providing you your data when you asked to deleting your data when demanded. This also includes choosing what you allow to be tracked.
So, there is the theoretical possibility that there could be a Google Play store on iOS, or an Apple App Store on Android!
Interesting even as a thought.
Something like Terminal Click?
https://media.handmade-seattle.com/terminal-click/
I’m really surprised that rewriting in Rust didn’t result in optimal performance immediately.
China’s new spy army has invaded – and we’re not fighting back
Exactly zero of those sites provide non-voip SMS numbers, which are what's required by Discord and the like. They can detect when a number is really VoIP-based and they block all of them.
There's one ironic thing with JUCE. Everything written with it is by design cross-platform.

Despite that synth companies refuse to ship Linux versions. And JUCE plugins/apps work quite badly under Wine

Looking at you MODAL Electronics!
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I didn't mention signal in my comment, because I knew it didn't break the limits.

Also no body uses SMS outside the US, and the rule requires to keep encryption, yes its probably not going to be E2EE, unless the app is translating the message to another protocol locally.
But its still better than SMS.
It does, actually, matter. Notably because it causes confusion when trying to understand your point, among other things.
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I agree it's tougher to argue things the board doesn't like to hear.

By "macho" I just meant that they seem to pride themselves on taking decisions which don't make them popular with people under them.

Good managers can make unpopular decisions and retain the support of staff under them. I've seen people take pay cuts temporarily, work longer hours, all kinds of extra that comes with good will.

Ultimately it's about respect. Good managers have it. Bad managers seem to revel in not having it.
Is there a consensus on this organization (givewell.org)?

I donate to French organizations I know and see their work directly, but have no experience with international ones such as this one.

I would be most interested in ones that provide education capacities to girls but the one from the post concentrates on health related ones (which is of course great as well)
Lmao I moved from NZ to UK and the house wiring here has very often not been touched anywhere from the 60s-80s or so.

They are very slowly modernising here, but they seem to have a cultural resistance to change/modernisation; they're in love with the old days.

Very different to Aus/NZ where we're eager to get the latest stuff/NZ is often used as a test market.
This is countered by the fact that they have limited hours of life to live.

Buyers and sellers are not paying agents to maximize and minimize prices. They are paying real estate agents to increase the odds of having a transaction clear, with the buyer receiving property they want, and the seller receiving a price they want.

For an agent, trying to maximize price is only worth it up to a certain number of hours of work, after which time it is far better for a real estate agent to maximize number of transactions. An additional 2% of say $50k is only $1k of extra pay, whereas an additional 2% of a $500k sale is $10k.
I think your argument here actually favours Fischer's dominance. ELO metrics don't matter as were talking about the best players of the respective eras
DALLe was fun for a few days, but I'm already tired of it. Now the web is going to be flooded with it; I'm glad I don't use social media.
That might be the goal, but it's easy for even such an official to facilitate the process for individuals.
I don't think it works that way.

While in general efficient programs can save energy, the "saved" MB/s do not necessarily correlate with saved J. There is no direct cost for a instruction, there is a severe overhead from the machine plainly being switched on. And it's not like you will always be able to "use" that saved MB/s for something else.

And you entirely neglect the "cost" of optimizing. Alone the time spent looking at inefficient code probably cost more energy than all the actually saved energy by a single change.

Consider the time someone could have spent on something else, with significantly more impact.
Eu's technology industry did not 'fail' in this space. It allowed the US to dominate it due to the long-standing control of the US over NATO and its political-economic consequences. Similar to how the Eu let the US destroy its entire aerospace industry starting from 1960s until recently.

China, India did not allow that. Hence, they already have various competitors in various tech sectors.
Hopefully not. Global coal consumption has steadily increased over time. If oil follows the same pattern, we're all dead.

https://yearbook.enerdata.net/coal-lignite/coal-world-consum...
I'm swayed.

I can imagine some would argue that having it in an imperative language means you can do if/else type things, but we hack the same thing into Terraform by abusing `count`. Everybody does it, certain situations make it unavoidable.

The only argument left against it in my mind, is that using an imperative language means it allows you to more easily employ anti-patterns to the declarative approach (either accidentally or deliberately). To that I'd have to say; ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ just don't do that?
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I would really love to have at least one competitive product to Apple's. At least one, which I could give my family and not have to worry about them getting scammed out of their payment details. Without having recourse.

Yes, Apple is fricking expensive. Yes, I'd prefer if they would offer something at cheaper price points. Yes, I'd prefer if they were forced to provide better-than-mediocre software. Yes, I'd prefer if there would be access in case things don't work, for me to fix stuff myself and not just shrug and try again.
BUT they are still without a reasonable competitor that manages to even meet their bar in quality. And yes, that makes them comfortable enough to behave stupidly and in (more or less) open ignorance of anticompetitive regulations. However making their offering _worse_ is not helping _me_! Demonstrate a similar amount of customer safety and we can talk about mandating that also for Apple. But thanks but no thanks if the best we can hope for is AndroidII
>6-10 millions Ukrainians starved to death during Holodomor genocide

Ukraine's Holodomor happened in 1932-1933, and the census I mentioned is from 1939-1959. If you are implying that they were hiding Ukrainian losses in the 1930's and secretly added it to WW2 kill count then it's not quite true, censuses in 1926 and 1937 registered a drop in Ukrainian population from 31 mln to 26 mln. The results of the 1937 census were declassified only in 1990 and the revised number (26 mln) was estimated in the 1990's after the collapse of USSR and on the basis of declassified documents in Soviet archives.

>adding to the WW2 kills victims of Soviet Gulag system (about 2 millions)

Documents from the Soviet archives number the total deaths of prisoners in the Gulag from 1941 to 1945 at 621,637 (Evdokimov, 1995)
Wouldn't the whole point of a "Mortgage AI" be to discriminate so the lenders hands could be clean.

Not that I agree with that but I don't see why you would build one otherwise, if you wanted discrimination free mortgages wouldn't the whole process by anonymized and minimal personal information rather than the current system of having to hand over every detail of your life.
I laughed, but as a Turk, I am a hardcore negotiator and most locals hate me, you will be OK I think.
Better would be to scrap the whole thing and make the claimant convince a court before getting an injunction like for pretty much any other kind of dispute. If the costs to the cours for that are too high then add a copyright holder tax.
Can you (or anyone who has run Lisp software in production) share how the experience has been? Do the management and other colleagues like it? Do they express any concerns? Want to understand the social aspect of running Lisp in production.
See also "Duroplast", made from cotton and phenol resin (carbonic acid), used in the production of the (in)famous Trabant in the GDR.

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

There's an interesting passage in this Wikipedia article, regarding its limitations in industrial use:

> Because it can be made in a press similar to shaping steel, it is more suitable for volume car production than fiberglass. However, in comparison to shaping steel, duroplast needs much more time for hardening in the press. This was one of the reasons why it was not possible to scale-up production of Trabant to the volume that was demanded.

(I guess, the same may be true for other organic filler materials, e.g., hemp.)

Edit: While the German edition of Wikipedia doesn't mention the Trabant in the context of duroplast at all, the entry on the Trabant cites a curing time of about 20 hours.
The M2 is significantly slower in multithreaded compared to the mid-range Dell XPS 13 Plus and a miniscule amount faster in single threaded. You can see this list: https://nanoreview.net/en/cpu-list/cinebench-scores

But in addition the M2 air runs hotter. They both throttle. But the M2 reaches over 100 degrees.

You can see in this review: https://www.ultrabookreview.com/56837-dell-xps-13-plus-9320-...

That XPS 13 plus settles at around a continuous cinebench scores of ~1515. While the first run was 1795. That means it has a stability of about 84%.

In contrast look at the M2 Air: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15V44ovoUWE&t=8m2s

It's not the same cinebench version so the scores are not directly comparable but the stability is. The M2 settles to around 7300 with the initial score being 8551. That gives a stability of 85%. About the same as the XPS.

Anyway if you want a fast ultra portable neither Apple nor Intel are good choices. You have to get an and MAD 6000 series laptop.
That logic is nothing like appeasement. Or if it is then appeasement is a great strategy that we should all be using daily at all levels of societal organisation.

Making enemies of people who are not enemies is one of the stupidest moves imaginable. It is hard to overstate how mistaken that sort of mistake would be.
> It's about _developers_ complaining that they can't use whatever APIs to track me.

No its not. Dont just make up stuff.
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Can we analyze Kotlin programs using existing Java taint analysis tools?
A good question, but me and my wife don't plan to have kids. Nevertheless, IIRC, if either of the parent/grandparent was an Indian at any point of time, the kids have the option to apply for Indian citizenship. Though I would have to recheck the rules to confirm.

The flip side is they would have to give up whatever other citizenship they have but again they also get the OCI if they want to.
Typically youtube copyright strikes aren't even from DMCA notices at all but from their own system they designed so they don't have to spend as much on processing DMCA notices and to make the record industry happy.
If the images were smaller, I think this might render decently on mobile -- on my iphone I either have to zoom out to see the image or zoom in to read the text.
I guess Lightbot might be an Android alternative. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lightbot.l...
I think the idea that this matters is pretty fanciful. The unveiling of this bill is actually quite funny - Boris Johnson has announced he's stepping down as PM and there's a leadership election to find his successor going on right now. But the reason he stepped down is that he won a confidence vote amongst his MPs, but then it turned out he knowingly appointed a sex pest as his deputy chief whip - and so everyone who worked for him quit. The reason I'm giving you this detail, is that since he's waiting for his successor to be chosen he still needs people doing all those jobs. So the guy responsible for presenting this bill to parliament has been in place for 2 weeks, because the previous minister quit (hilariously, so many people were quiting the previous minister didn't even write her own resignation letter, she co-signed a letter with 4 other people).

The reason all that detail is important is that the new Prime Minister will select an entirely new set of ministers. So basically, someone new will be responsible for coming up with this legislation and getting it through parliament by the 5th of September.

But surely we could make a lot of progress on this bill in parliament before September?

Well, you would think that's the case, but Parliament goes on their Summer holiday today. Guess when they come back to parliament - that's right! The 5th of September.
"...We identified 18 engineering challenges that static-analysis writers need to handle differently due to Kotlin's unique constructs or the differences in the generated bytecode between the Kotlin and Java compilers. For eight of them, we provide a conceptual solution, while six of those we implemented as part of SecuCheck-Kotlin, an extension to the existing Java taint analysis SecuCheck..."

[PDF]: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2207.09379.pdf
Yeah, it is only used for gaming. You know, to be fair, I could enable auto-login without a problem. The probability that someone else turns it on, snoops around and finds something they shouldn't see is close to 0%. But somehow it feels dirty to disable authentication on a device, if you know what I mean.
> Instead, android shows that these changes are potentially more user hostile.

More than a decade using Android, and another decade using the then-free Internet before that, I have never thought that having more choice was ever, ever user-hostile.

The proposition is so delirious for anyone who lived the early phases of the Internet that it defies interpretation.
If smart people was a resource one could run out of then things would look a lot different.

Maybe the truth is that we are all smart.
Doesn't work, they will only verify real, non-voip SMS numbers.
I was imagining this would be an overview of the circuit closing upon the key press and the chips that translate it to the signal that traverses to the the USB connector and goes through a controller chip etc... From the mechanical closing of the circuit to the illumination at the display.

Maybe I should give that a go in some classic Tracy Kidder style. I certainly can't fill in all those steps. I'd have to do some learning myself
Congratulations! There's something special about the feeling of you "earning" your first revenue that comes from an online customer you've never met, and not from an employment contract, consulting, or similar "traditional" relationships.

I'm not sure why, but when this first happened with me - it was selling a book I wrote online - it started to change my way of thinking, opening a realm of possibilities I never considered before.

Because if you can sell something to a customer for €10,72, that's €107,20 for 10 customers and €10,720 for 1,000 customers. And, unlike with employment, where there is a limit on salaries, there is no - theoretical - upper limit on your revenue.

Congratulations and hope you keep building your entrepreneurial muscle. Best of luck with the side project and beyond!
> That’s why users end up with tons of spyware and bloatware

We are not in 2010s. That does not happen. And when that happens, its because the users explicitly chose to do it in order to access certain things.
`cat /dev/urandom > /tmp/myfile` is faster on macos though
I just wish there was a way to bridge Matrix into IRC, instead of the other way around. I want to use my IRC client to join arbitrary Matrix channels.
Nice one mate
Imperative: must do now.

Declarative: assert what's to occur.

In SQL, DDL is declarative, DML is imperative.

And here's where I find out that I am "wrong".
It is actually the great bustard if you consider weight not wingspan - https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Great_bustard
institutional or retail? i wanted to do this on a retail scale but i don't know where to start as far as APIs for orders and market feeds. do you have any pointers?
> They're only asking for an explanation of your metric: that location based pay grades preclude leadership in remote working. I have yet to see any reasonable case for why this should be?

Not sure how I reply to the comment below by lucideer, I guess HN has a limit on children?

Anywho, this is for him, not you :)

Isn't the burden of proof on the one making the claim?

I have yet to see a reasonable case for why they should be called a global leader when they treat their workers differently for the same output.

Inequality is never going to be associated with a leader in my mind. Maybe from a c-level suit perspective they seem like leaders because they are getting away with making more money at the expense of the people building the product.
> I just gave you a fairly straightforward and realistic method of malware injection into an app

Now provide the statistics for it.
Do you need to state where it was used or just that you used it?

> You may satisfy the conditions in (1) and (2) above in any reasonable manner based on the medium, means and context in which the Licensed Material is used. For example, it may be reasonable to satisfy some or all of the conditions by retaining a copyright notice, or by providing a URI or hyperlink associated with the Licensed Material, if the copyright notice or webpage includes some or all of the required information.

> There is no one right way; just make sure your attribution is reasonable and suited to the medium you're working with. That being said, you still have to include attribution requirements somehow, even if it's just a link to an About page that has that info.

This suggests "[Texture Name](http://foobar.com/texture.png) by Foo Bar / CC0" in a CREDITS.md should be enough? Just make sure the CREDITS.md (or a rendered html version?) is in the install dir for the game