skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Large vocabularies are often the most-touted advantages of computer languages though? How many people laud Python for being "batteries included" or having libraries for everything you could think of?

The minimalism you're thinking of is in grammar moreso than vocabulary. Simple rules for writing correct sentences (or programs) make languages easy to pick up and get started with. Complex rules make languages harder to pick up, and lessen the chance of reaching mastery.

Languages like APL, with relatively fixed instruction sets, are interesting for being somewhat analagous to alphabetic human languages where words are formed from composition of characters rather than being heiroglyphic and locking meaning within functions.
You will still do so with SNI.
This sounds like a money furnace
The impetus behind this is Russia and the upcoming winter.

"Russia is blackmailing us, Russia is using energy as a weapon" –President of European Commission Ursula Gertrud von der Leyen .

https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_22_...
One of my apps built on the Django+HTMX stack got traction and no matter how much I loved using HTMX, I found it’s not feasible to keep a clean codebase (facilitating new developers on the team as well) with this stack.

[Tetra](https://www.tetraframework.com/) might be an alternative if you’re hell-bent on not using React.

But, if you want to ship quick, have a maintainable codebase in a technology a lot of devs are familiar with and have the power to instantly ship for mobile (and buy yourself some time to build one in React Native; code is going to be similar to React.js), I’d recommend using React.

You can use Capacitor.js for instantly shipping a mobile app with your codebase that “just works”. Use Capgo for affordable codepush and you’re set!

HTMX all the way if you’re not building an app cause not everything is an “app”.

At the same time, if you’re building an app with a framework unlike Phoenix, I don’t see why one would not go ahead and use a decent JS framework. Using frontend framework seems to be facing a lot of aversion and I don’t understand if it’s because of the inability to learn these frameworks or what.

Point is, your users just need a snappy app that works. That’s it! And using a robust frontend framework makes it easier.
Ask HN: How to contact Meta (Facebook) DPA?
I have an oculus VR headset account and if I transfered it to a meta account, it might violate some GDPR regulations. I'm trying to get some information.

I tried to look up how to send an email to the data protection officer (DPA), or fill in an online form but failed. I tried to fill in the form at: https://www.facebook.com/help/contact/627537721877560

It proposes a security question that never appears. I've tried different browsers and security settings. Nothing works, maybe I'm overlooking something and others can make it work. Please, let me know.

The only way I found so far to contact Meta data protection officer, is to send an actual letter to the address:

Meta Platforms Ireland Limited

FAO: Privacy Operations

4 Grand Canal Square

Grand Canal Harbour

Dublin 2, Ireland

The only option I have at the moment is to send a certified letter to the above address. I know this seems over the top, but it would help the privacy commission in my country if I could show the response (or lack of response) of the DPA.
I am wary of the rotation curves not as evidence of dark matter but pedagogically. Looking at those a long time ago I came to think that a galaxy has dark matter in it while really it's more like dark matter has a galaxy in it.
It was a very sudden mind shift for me. All of the sudden one day I said f* it. If I want this thing to exist, I need to focus on shipping. Not building.

The next day I hired up the freelance team.

Some people just like to build. Others want to run a product.

Either is cool. Just don't get them mixed up.
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What happens when you don't attempt to correct for bias in your AIs inputs:

https://www.theverge.com/2016/3/24/11297050/tay-microsoft-ch...

People like to think that ML/AI can only produce truth, while in actuality it only reflects back what it is shown.
No U.
There weren’t any good permissibly-licenced fonts available back then, and browser fingerprinting only became a thing a decade or so later.
Yeah ours was also called videotel. The phone company sold the terminals in their shops but by then it was already declining even in France. And the premium call rates were too high to make it worthwhile.

Also a lot of data was available on Teletext which was kinda the same idea just broadcast.
Linked in TFA:

https://tritonstation.com/2022/04/29/when-you-have-eliminate...
All very, very true.

Going through a trusted source is best.
Very similar thoughts to an article I wrote back in 2014: https://jameshalsall.co.uk/posts/why-soft-deletes-are-evil-a...

Excuse the dramatic title of the post
Fleeing Putin, Russian tech workers find a home in Armenia
Arial Nova, not installed by default, is better. Free download in the Microsoft Store. Like Helvetica Neue, it’s slightly more readable by increasing the size of some punctuation marks, lengthening horizontal strokes (e.g. t), and greatly improving kerning.
Dark matter is just weight of documentation about movements of every particle.
The Hotel-Spirit
Bringing back a grand American institution could transform society. What’s stopping us?
Isn't elo eventually inflated by the number of ranked players anyway?

The more people will be eventually fide rated and climb through the distribution the more the better players will drift at higher elos.

That's also a reason why in modern days we have more 2750+ ranked players than ever.

One common, wrong, argument is that modern players play better, while this is true this does not affect the elo ranking at all. The elo system merely tracks how did you do against opponents with a different ranking and assigns a score based on the win or loss, how well the players did is absolutely irrelevant to the distrubition.
The point still stands whether they try to force you or not. I'm constantly amazed by the lack of boundaries some people in this industry entertain.
I don't think that's an accurate summary of the state of the art on ECT:

https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng222/chapter/Recommendatio...

It sometimes works, it's contraindicated for certain people, comes near the end of the list of things to try (wait to see if you get better and get some excercise/sleep/sunlight being low risk interventions for mild depression) and even when it is used and does work, starting/continuing antidepressants and other treatments is recommended.

It's just one more tool in an incomplete and inconsistent toolbox, not 1 weird trick your pharma company hates.

I know of one person who recently had some success with it, but they tried other things first.
Had a similar experience with AnyDesk, who quietly decreed that they need 3 months notice before the end of the year otherwise you're tied into another year. And there are zero options to make contact with them.

It's a shame because I occasionally need something with that functionality and would otherwise have happily renewed when I need it.
> 4. You're not up more than 1 week per 1-1.5 month.

That's insane. That's around 20% of your life.
RFP is great but it also heavily interferes with addons. It disables Ctrl and Alt key combinations for them, breaks scrolling and timer-based behavior, and generally renders many of the addons unusable in various ways.
Then just keep using the Apple store and Apple pay.
The wealthy have replaced nature. In the past we extracted our living from the land. Now we extract our living from our wealthy neighbors, at their pleasure.

Ie : I wish I could grow some beans in this field VS I wish my wealthy neighbor would use me.
just use the deault one?
> Even if windows indexing aint malicious, it certainly behaves as if it is.

The problem is that closing files takes a lot of time on Windows.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbKGw8MQ0i8
In Asia it is called marshrutka. It is amazing to see how US reinvents wheel and gives it cool names.
A comparison between the mentioned Ampere Altra Q80-30 and AWS Graviton2:

https://blog.cloudflare.com/arms-race-ampere-altra-takes-on-...

A similar instance to the RX220 at Equinix (bare metal) would cost around $1800/month [1]. (8x Hetzner's price)

[1] https://metal.equinix.com/product/servers/c3-large-arm64/
Wait, so they were using QtWebEngine not as a way to just embed simple web pages, but to make full-fledged interfaces in HTML+JS, essentially using it like Electron (before Electron was born)? While ignoring the rest of the entire Qt landscape? That’s totally bonkers, it’s like taking a screwdriver and using it as a nail! I mean it works, it is one of the possible ways to serve web applications for cross-platform, but oh god that was why the whole UI was god damn slow. (Even if QtWebEngine is wrapper of Chromium it’s incredibly slow for some reason and isn’t really equipped well to run full-fledged JS applications.)
Experienced design teams know what the unknowns are.

The same is true with experienced builders.

And experienced owners.

Hence everyone at their umpteenth rodeo knows that the low bidder has a list of change orders developed while preparing the bid.

And everyone knows how the owner will react.

And everyone knows how good or bad the plans are.

Almost inevitably, the plans are good enough, which is all that's needed.
I'm one of the few persons I ever heard of that actually enjoyed being on-call. I believe it goes with my puzzle problem solving mentality to an extent. Being randomly challenged with a problem to look at where you might not know the solution, simply excites me.

Combining on-call duty with an approach of weeding out repeating issues, build better systems and ensuring that unnecessary calls don't happen is key of course, being woken up 25 times for silly predictable errors is pointless and draining.

And finally having an employer that doesn't expect you to be in at 8am if you've been up all night is also very important, catching up on sleep is necessary to manage your balance and health. But given this freedom, I totally dig it. :)
Why is that the consensus guess?
I could imagine that a perfect play completely contradicts common chess theory.

Just like we can efficiently find approximate solutions for the traveling salesman problem (that are at most 50% longer than the optimal solution), these heuristics have not much to do with the optimal solution.
I never had a problem reading a text on a web-page in the default fonts. Web-pages with some ultra-uber-kewl-modern font? Yep, I had.
90% or more of computer users during the "Home Computer Generation" (which to me is anchored around 1985, give or take a couple of years, and Commodore 64) were no more computer savvy than smartphone users are now.

They wanted to play games. The computer had no OS to mess up. Loading up a game from disk did not require significant computer skills and if something went wrong, you just turned it off and back on and tried again.

Maybe a tiny little bit of dabbling in BASIC along the lines of the print-over-and-over loop or a type-in program from a magazine. But computer savvy? Hardly.

The main difference, as far as I am concerned: The <10% that were geeky enough to actually program these computers, or crack video games, or draw cool pictures using graphics software, whatever, that contributed something to the scene, had a ready mainstream audience. Lots of other people had the same machine and and were eager for new stuff to run on it. And things were simple enough that you could write an interesting-to-neurotypicals video game in BASIC in one day (in my case, a cute little platform jumper game that I saw on someone's VIC20, and even though we had much better ones on the C64, it just had this odd, primitive charm - so I made my own version).

These days, the geeks do stuff that is largely only interesting to other geeks. Which is fine, the internet ensures that even this limited audience is huge. But the 90% that aren't geeks now aren't exposed to geek culture at all, not even as armchair dabblers or watchers. And use their magic pixel slates.
This is definitely true.

My plan was to brining in freelancers just to get the thing built - because I couldn't get it done.

I've since brought on two technical co-founders with a stake in the project to avoid what you're describing.

I was only able to bring them in because I had a product launched.
So when I attempt to install the Amazon play store on my iPhone, will I get the following scary message?

"WARNING: You are about to install non-approved software which may be malicious or a virus. If this software causes damage to your iPhone we will not fix your device, even if it is still under warranty. Are you really sure you want to continue?"
Does not the switch to electric vehicles offer indirect savings elsewhere, making the £35B deficit less? For example, a reduction in air pollution leading to better health and less NHS use, less greenhouse emissions leading to less spent of fighting that uphill battle, less fuel being imported giving various third-order effects.
Magnus would do well if he applied to anything involving math and calculations.

SC has a sane dose of reflexes and micro management.
I have just compared the price of buying.

Adding the electrical energy cost will tip the balance towards renting, but the energy cost varies a lot from place to place. For a server so expensive it is likely that the energy cost over its lifetime will be a relatively small fraction of the buying price.

The energy cost becomes much more important for those who buy 1000 servers at heavily discounted prices.

The price for the Internet link can vary a lot and I do not think that it is included in the rental price quoted above. I believe that it will be paid separately, depending on requirements, and it is likely that it would not differ much from what you would pay when having your own server.
Go/weiqi really is much more entertaining than chess, but chess has won the west. I think the US has the same issue with football being quite boring to watch compared to soccer/rugby, but marketing has prevented the other sports to proliferate.
The other side of the coin is "Does Apple have enough brand goodwill to spend it on X years of 'Apple fights EU to keep monopoly' news articles?"

Kind of hard to claim you're all unicorns and rainbows, when you're actively involved in a court case to defend anti-user practices...
For as bad as Google is, I still trust them more than I do Comcast.
I don't think we're disagreeing. Increasing duration spent in one place doesn't change the total count of the molecule. SSRIs don't make the body produce more. That's okay, they work by other means.
Sigbovik 2022 Proceedings [pdf]
DNSResolver was made a modular system component in Android 10 technically, which is why DNS-over-HTTP/3 will also be supported on "some Android 10 devices which adopted Google Play system updates early." Although DNS Resolver was one of the original 13 Project Mainline modules introduced in Android 10, it was optional to implement. It was made mandatory for devices upgrading to or launching with Android 11, however.

Go to "Private DNS" settings under Network & Internet (on Pixel, could be called something else on other OEM devices), select "Private DNS provider hostname", and enter 'dns.google' or 'cloudflare-dns.com' for Google DNS and Cloudflare DNS respectively. Android will add the https:// and /dns-query parts of the URL for you. And yes those two providers are hardcoded right now: https://cs.android.com/android/platform/superproject/+/maste...

If it doesn't work for you, then DoH support may not have rolled out or be enabled. To check, run this shell command:

cmd device_config get netd_native doh

If it returns '1', then DoH support is enabled. It's enabled by default for Android 13 devices, but for Android 11-12, DNSResolver checks this flag. If it's '0', then you can try running:

cmd device_config put netd_native doh 1

to enable it.
NP-hardness is indeed often not a big deal in practice because NP-hardness is a statement about asymptotic worst case complexity. In practice you have some finite size problems that are often of average difficulty, not of worst case difficulty. For example, we solve instances of SAT every day, some of them quite large. Even humans are able to solve many Sudoku puzzles, even though Sudoku is NP-hard.

If you hang with the right crowds (for example people into software correctness), PSPACE completeness is easy and you even solve undecidable problems every day.
2009 is when the EU stepped in. They didn't have to set it into law because the industry agreed to it voluntarily except for Apple.
WebKit/Safari gets dunked on a lot for being slow to implement features (sometimes rightfully so), but for many features, this is exactly why. Check out this long list of APIs they're purposefully dragging their feet on out of privacy concerns: https://webkit.org/tracking-prevention/#table-of-contents-to...
Buses have higher economies of scale?
I agree. Jobs that isn’t possible to pay a living salary for don’t need to be done.
Not really, where is the creative freedom? Is anyone being held hostage to choosing a different phone if it doesn't allow their favourite track to be played?
Perhaps it's a culture thing. I am from The Netherlands and I have never heard someone say es-pea-ay; everyone I know pronounces it as "spa". Conference talks in both Dutch and English all pronounce it is as "spa" as well, even native english speakers
Team Viewer is a German company. In Germany, it's pretty common to have a contract automatically extend for a year if you don't cancel one to three months in advance. Most of the German users actually expect that behaviour, so it's not a surprise to them.

It's user hostile, and only recent legislation is trying to fix this.
I have a script (simple ffmpeg wrapper) to generate silent mp3 files:

https://github.com/marbu/scriptpile/blob/master/silence.sh

I'm not quite sure what I needed that for anymore, but I find it interesting that there are such weird use cases for this.
* User any browser and browser engine and choose to make it default

You already can on e.g. iOS but you get a slow implementation if you use your own engine. Does this account for that?
>Or maybe you are talking of motorbikes ?

Nope. All bicycles have to be registered with the state.

https://hbl.org/resources/how-to-register-your-bicycle/
Can confirm this, I once installed a package on my Linux machine that wasn't approved by a multi-billion dollar company, my computer exploded.
https://tcec-chess.com/

70% draws is a very small number, really. Not conclusive at all.
Not sure there will be much distinction in the history books unless there’s an accompanying rule change, etc. that comes out of it.
I don't think it's intended to be homophobic. The album art is just really cringey.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Songs_of_Innocence_(U2_album...
Doesn't seem to happen to me on Firefox (Librewolf). What are you using?
Microservices require a different approach when it comes to testing.
Rather than this, I would like to see an article that integrates Lighthouse with Next. How can developers see lighthouse score in the CLI as they build new features?
Why do you frame work as a reward and not a chore?

Yes, contributers are better than freeloaders.

By your logic, a dog walker is equivalent to a doctor, and given only enough resources to save one of their lives, we should toss a coin.
Good to hear. Still too much complexity around laws and regulations, its easier to live in a cave.
China to fine ride-hailing giant Didi more than $1 bn: reports
Totally agree! But oddly enough, I have this problem with all code/languages… I always write code much more easily than I read it. I can write fairly complex applications just by following the logic of what the application must do in my brain (but with ZERO cleverness). But give me the source code of even the simplest Unix command and I’ll struggle to understand the purpose of every #define, the variable naming scheme, etc., etc. I’m sure this is telling me something interesting about how my brain works but I’m not sure what!
But you still can stick to apple walled garden if you want to. I am not sure what you are complaining about.
Aren’t these just subsidized taxis? They don’t help with congestion, they don’t help with pollution, I don’t see how they ultimately bring down costs since you still need individual cars and drivers...

Perhaps in some limited cases, multiple people going the same way at the same time can share a vehicle, but how often will that work out in practice? I basically never end up sharing an Uber/Lyft with anyone else despite selecting the pool option.

Am I missing anything?
Apple can use their GIANT pile of cash to FUD the users into leaving Apple to think for them, also Apple could actually improve their security by using safer languages and actually collaborating with security people to close vulnerabilities faster. So basically if Apple really cares for security they can put money into it. Someone commented above that his native language support in Siri is garbage and Apple did not care to improve because theree was no competition, now if there will be competition you will get better software.
> Get rid of fucking assault rifles

There hasn’t been an “assault rifle” used in a school shooting for decades. “Assault rifles” are highly regulated— it’s nearly impossible to own one. There have been a fair number of sporting semi-auto rifles used in mass shootings.

Can we please stop describing these weapons as something they are not? The “AR” in AR-15 means “ArmaLite Rifle”. ArmaLite being the company that originally developed the weapon.
It is both okay to stop and do other things eventually and it also counts as ‘breaking’
If you already connect through the VPN then just use the built-in RDP (not available in Home SKU, AFAIR).

You can replace it with NoMachine NX or just with some variant of VNC.
Can you share more about your setup? I also have a sdm845 gaming handheld (Ayn Odin, currently running Android), and I was contemplating installing Windows on it to get Steam, but I much prefer your way.

Do you have some clean distro that boots into something usable without mouse/keyboard? Some documentation for first stage boots? Gits?
It's 3 - Caruana, Aronian and So - https://ratings.fide.com/

Also, Caruana was born in Miami to Italian parents and lived in the US and played for the US until he was 12.
We haven't build enough Dyson spheres to power a computer of the right size yet.
There's a lot of nuclear propaganda around these days. E.g.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31753566

It's pretty consistent about never addressing the cost factor. It's not too surprising that people are getting excited about it.
I actually really disagree.

The one I just played, I guessed in four. But the key thing I like about this format is that you're evaluating all the tension points in a position, and then figuring out what the order of operations needs to be. So on my third guess, I got all but the second move right. Then I had to work backwards and forwards to figure the rest out.

I quite liked it. Ostensibly, the same is true in a puzzle, but in this format there's more opportunity for trial and error to discover more about the position you might not have seen in the first glance.
Zugzwang is the only way for white to lose. Without Zugzwang and a winning strategy for black for chess with Zugzwang, white could skip the first move and now has the winning strategy.
> Buy another phone if you wanna mess about.

Exactly, I should be able to buy another iPhone and mess about on it.