skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think a lot of the objection is that dealers don't make it clear what they're actually selling the thing for.

I've heard of plenty of cases (so yeah, anecdata) where a dealer might advertise the car at MSRP, but it's not until you get in there, and actually try to buy it that they reveal they won't actually sell it for MSRP - there's "market adjustments", and mandatory addons and other things.
git is effectively a blockchain. Trying to use a blockchain for this has many of the same problems as described in GP's comment.
Being a PHP programmer for 14 years never found an example of that.
> Intel has only claimed that Optane is 3-4 times faster than flash-based NVMe

Which you can't talk to directly, you have to traverse OS and the cache.

Optane sits directly on the memory bus, reads and writes can bypass the OS completely. We aren't talking about the same things.

It sounds like there is something wrong with your M1.

https://swanson.ucsd.edu/data/bib/pdfs/2019arXiv-AEP.pdf
Personal curation and sharing with friends, best way to enjoy it now.
Project management != people management.

Either way, IC means primarily a producer of work product, not a manager.
Facebook gave them the time and support to create a potential career-making product that they knew best, and could separate off at any time. They'd be crazy not to take advantage of that gift.
I disagree, the recommendation engine seems to be finding a lot of niches that I’m very interested in.
You may have misunderstood (understandably, because the tweets seem to be deliberately misleading). These are malicious commits in forks of repositories. There is no supply chain attack unless you make a habit of taking random forks of popular projects from GitHub and inserting them into your supply chain.
As mentioned earlier: phones and financial services are not similar. The market for consumer electronics hasn't fundamentally threatened the stability of the US government every decade for the past 5 decades. I can pick up an iPhone and use its features. It's clearly a complicated device with years of widely publicized, widely understood iterations. Renaissance Technologies Medallion fund may as well be an insider trading scheme for all the public can tell. We have no ability to introspect it. It's a complete black box. And the other financial services provided by Renaissance are garbage.

> They provide liquidity and sometimes take liquidity but only tend to hold those positions for seconds or minutes.

Do HFTs issue or purchase billions of dollars of debt with the express goal of market liquidity? No? So why do you use the term "providing liquidity?" You know "providing liquidity" isn't the same thing as "frenetically purchasing and selling derivatives," right? If these funds didn't exist, I've seen no compelling evidence markets would so much as hiccup. I've seen plenty of compelling evidence that much of financial services in this country are a net drain on its productive capacity.

> We do not need time. We already know.

We'll have to agree to disagree. I think far too much activity happens in financial services, that they aren't nearly boring enough. I harken back to the 70s/80s back before massive deregulation in financial markets, when financiers had to get two jobs just to tread water. I suggest we might revisit such a time. Time will tell!
Randall Monroe himself didn't know how hard (easy) the task was. The Flickr team released a month after the comic this (sadly offline now):

https://code.flickr.net/2014/10/20/introducing-flickr-park-o...

Today a hobby programmer could do it by themself.
Not being able to remap it disable the shortcut developer tools in Firefox is really annoying.

Eventually I settled on intercepting it, only in Firefox, with AutoKey.
how is this affecting people if the clone does not open PRs to the original one?

so this will send data to the hacker's network if we clone and build the wrong repo right?
Sounds like you are mostly frontend. I can highly recommend ReScript https://rescript-lang.org/

I learned a lot about functional programming from it.

It is a more frontend focussed https://reasonml.github.io/ which is all based on OCaml. It has the same awesome type system and all the FP goodies while providing easy TS/JS interop and convenient escape hatches.

It compiles (very fast) to highly efficient readable JS that you can use wherever.
Riiight, that makes a LOT more sense. This would have been HUGE if the actual repos were infected and it wasn’t even at the top here at HN. I was very worried for a minute there, your comment has calmed me right down. Thank you!
I just read the "What is Pickleball" page on that site. Are we sure that Pickleball isn't just a made up sport?
I tried the same kind of offline popup dictionary w/ history, favourite 3yrs back for android, it also had a first-of-a-kind sentence parser to choose a word for meaning. Apparently android restricted access to clipboard & this feature became futile :-(

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=v1.f1nd.com.f1...

The blog for the same,
https://medium.com/@iBharath462/android-paridhabangal-make-f...
Don't forget about known traveler number (KTN) and X-KEYSCORE
hella legacy js and php is the opposite of intertwined by it's very nature. every page is isolated. one php file per page. probably some inline js script tags. easy refactor.

and if they're actually using frameworks and libraries.. well that's just being a good programmer. if you don't know how it works, leave it alone and go rewrite a piece that doesn't require rewriting something core
Just saw this. Yeah it’s hard to describe. I took it a few times a year for about 7 years with a wonderful community in Europe and Brazil. I’m just a very different person now than when I started. Sometimes it was a fundamental shift, other times more gradual.

It sounds like you have a good approach though. I’m also not someone who drinks or takes drugs, and come at it more from the Pollan way of thinking. All the best
> Pickleball

Stop trying to make Fetch happen, Gretchen. Its not gonna happen.
Damn, github should show some big visible warning about this.
I’m somewhat familiar with how git works. In my understanding, a commit is just a blob combining the commit information and a tree blob, hashing them together to create a commit id.

This design doesn’t preclude the usage of additional information in the commit blob that isn’t used to compute the hash.

(Think for example how file access times do not affect its hash)
Bring back google+. oh wait, I guess we really can't trust anyone with user data.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018_Google_data_breach

>In October 2018, the Wall Street Journal published an article outlining the initial breach and Google's decision to not disclose it to users.[18] At the time, there was no federal law that required Google to inform their consumers of data breaches. Google+ originally did not disclose the breach out of fears of being compared to Facebook's recent data leak and subsequent loss of consumer confidence.[4] In response to the Wall Street Journal article, Google announced the shutdown of Google+ in August 2019.
Correct! Likewise, we can still talk about moving "southwest" from a point, even though it will eventually turn into "northeast" beyond the point you consider to be northernmost or southernmost. And also why we can talk about the "far east" which can be west of your geographical location. These directions are all curved, and following them won't suddenly send you into space.

Then you have all the twisty language formations when discussing your whereabouts when travelling through the middle east. If you travel in a straight line eastward, you'll occasionally end up in the west, yet still heading east.

You can't describe "straight" in the way Flat Earthers do when talking about the globe we live on.
My explore tab has been pretty fine. I adblocked the sidebar, though, so not sure the quality of those.

Seems like as long as I keep consistent theming of likes, it's good. If you get too wide in breadth then it quickly goes downhill, so I use Freetube to watch certain genres (coding videos, etc.)
+1

I talked with a “professional” day trader who basically said “write down your strategy on a piece of paper pre-market and the. Paper trade that strategy. If it doesn’t match what you were doing then you weren’t acting like a professional, you were a gambler”.
So natural... as it's the most dynamic PL over the others
Winamp is 32 bit
Bad title but good provocative questions.
Yeah, this sort of protectionist interference in the name of "security" isn't new - look at Boeing.
Such a clickbait title.

I thought Android 16 = Android OS 16 :p
The impact comes from the dependencies you are using.
Depending how the software is made, it can be noticed early on build time.
But it can also be noticed just on runtime, e.g. dynamic libraries, which is hopefully noticed on testing stage.

However, how it impacts downstream, the dependents of your software, cannot be tested. You can only inform about it. For people, with changelog.
For automated systems, with version number. But if you do not follow systematic version numbering, you fail to inform automatic systems. They update to the later version of you software and dependents will break.
It looks like you’re lacking some fundamentals.

And not if/else type of, but rather oop, software design and organization of code kind of things.

What will help is to master a single decent beginners course that focuses on applying fundamentals to building practical projects. And it’s better to be python or ruby based course (to minimize friction and infra pain).

Don’t jump on anything else until you finished and have some coherent picture.

Only then you should proceed with learning other concepts bit by bit.

Js world looks complicated for beginners because of a diversity of tools and techniques like bundling, transpiling etc.

It is not easy to comprehend and it is not necessary, you just focus on your specific goals and moving from a goal to another goal you gradually build holistic picture.

You don’t just “get” Typescript etc. Im still learning typescript after 2 years professionally working with it.
> YouTubers have become more professional and post a large number of videos optimized for monetization (trendy videos, videos around 10 minutes long with additional ads inserted in the video, etc.).

That's how I feel about it, too. The quality of the content has gone down because of the incessant urge of popular YouTubers to produce a "clickable" stream of videos on a regular basis. In a way, it feels addictive like porn - you know what you are going to see, it's just that the reviewed product, or the shown environment is different in the new video.
Yes: https://paul.totterman.name/posts/free-clouds/ . But keep backups and switch to e.g. hetzner if oracle doesn't want you leeching.
https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2013/02/12/171814201/epis...
Ken M: "I went to buy some pickleballs for my granddaughter but the dang local grocer had none in the condiment section"
Run them through archive.ph for good measure when you see them too
Can’t you say the same for capitalism? Much of the support is rhetorical mentioning freedom and rational decision-making while the evidence against capitalism involves mass homelessness, poverty, poor healthcare, imperialism, militarism, bad predictions, and huge imbalances in the distribution of wealth and opportunity.
Hard to get any data to back / contradict such claims.

The algo changes all the time, and takes every info google knows about into account. For all we know, you just happen to have visited some site associated with "low quality content".

Can you elaborate on what you mean by "videos froms bots and other people hacking the system" ? Obvious spam as in "this new pill is making my manhood great again" ? More political content ? Foreign langage content ?
Tiktok-like things ?

For info, I'm finding that more and more of the interesting YouTube channels I'm following are also on nebula - maybe it's worth checking if you want something where the volume of video allows a purely chronological feed to be manageable.
> Winamp is officially back because '90s nostalgia knows no bounds

No. Because a goog SW is a good SW. I want to listen to my music in a particular order. I do not want the SW to search for media files ( i don't want my porn collection in the playlist). Winamp and xmms do what a player shall do: play.
Not perfect, but twice in two days is too much! I have other servers on digital ocean that have had no issues, so will probably put all my eggs in that basket!
It depends on what you want to impact. If you want to be in an area where somehow you'd get notoriety for contributing to mitigating clinate change disaster, you probably have a naive view of climate science research. However, if you basically just want to contribute in some small way by shifting what you're working on, and probably taking a 70% pay cut, then I'd recommend looking at academic labs. Lots of Uni research labs have lots of data being produced that needs to be hosted and made publicly accessible. This is essentially what I did for some time and it was very rewarding. In my case I worked on maintaining an open data portal based on CKAN, which hosted water water quality data as well as other data produced as a product of biology research.
You can't roast my startup)
Let me know what you think about our product and landing page.
This is the concept of zero. The title said "The Elusive Origin of Zero". Widening the definition to something else doesn't expand understanding but creates confusion.
If the USD collapses the US will just issue a new currency and it's domestic economy will remain even if the might of the dollar in the global economy is gone.
Lots of interesting YouTubers have been demonetized for dubious reasons and have simply stopped using the platform.

This has been and always will be the problem with having a "Youtube career". You are completely at the behest of a monolith company run by automated bots that can demonetize you on a robotic whim.
I'd say not the reason, since the wiki text is pretty semantic. the wiki source of https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/subbureau#English is:

==English==

===Etymology===
{{prefix|en|sub|bureau}}

===Noun===
{{en-noun|s|subbureaux}}

# A [[district]]-level public security bureau in [[China]].

so as long as one can parse wikitext, it's split pretty well up!
Bad trips are not caused by the drug, they're caused by set and setting. You just have to let go and accept whatever's happening to enjoy the trip. Unfortunately, letting go is easier said than done. The Ego is very good at self preservation and it invariably prevents the letting go process.
Perhaps this is cultural difference at play here, before you downvote this comment to oblivion I'd like you to hear me out.

In India, we were expected to create value for our stakeholders, and bringing personal political views into office is deemed highly unprofessional. This doesn't stop the junior talents that are highly influenced by foreign media to have a go at it, but they're often silenced with righteous resolve.

Tldr: Employees that openly engages in activism are often seen as problematic elements, which severely degrade the cohesion and unity of a company, therefore they're often the first on the chopping block. Are things different in the states?
All natural resources are limited based on which are are alive. You might be living in a bubble in a privileged place.
TinyTeX Users Can Install the Full TeX Live Now (It's a Few Gigabytes)
The prominent statement in the subtitle "physicists have proved that black holes can shed information" really irks me. Proof is just... not how science works. It is a pervasive and damaging understanding of the process of science.
DIY Perks creates a '35mm F0.4' equivalent lens for otherworldly bokeh
Wonder Woman has always been a feminist symbol, with Doctor Psycho appearing as early as volume#5 to explicitly have Wonder Woman fight a short, weak, male misogynist.

Like, Doctor Psycho's earliest plot was involved with getting rid of women's contributions to WW2. You literally can't get any "more woke" than Wonder Woman, she and her comics have always been like this.

https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Wonder_Woman_Vol_1_5

> Mars, the God of War, receives a report from one of his slave girls. She tells him how women are taking a more active role in the U.S.'s war efforts. Mars does not want to see women rise to power and escape the domination of man so he sends the Duke of Deception to Earth in order to create distrust toward female members of the U.S. military.
As long as the commit is not signed (marked green), that means nothing.
What does meaningful system change mean to you?
1. Trillions of dollars of investment in the transition to solar?
2. Carbon tax (and other taxes on externalities?)
3. Abandoning combustion engines and switching to electric?
4. Moral persuasion to convince people to that humans are a cancer upon the earth?

1,2,3 have huge potential for climate and economic value. 4 is a straw man that obviously does nothing. But what do you propose exactly?
They do. But for Google one and Workspace customers.
This argument holds true for most VC firms in general. My contention is that YC's stance on defining the "bar for acceptance" seems to be on how much cash they have. So a mediocre company and founders could have got in the previous batch and a deserving one may not this year. I agree that this is fair and square in market economics. I simply expected more from this institution.
Harm from blue light exposure increases with age, in a fruit fly experiment
Wordpress is just bad. PHP is leader in CMSes but the old ones Wordpress, Drupal have to support so much legacy stuff. Including wierd patterns hand hacks from the past.

Modern CMSes like Craft, Kirby, Twill, Bolt, October… it is very different story.
Aggressively clicking the drop-down and "Not interested"or "Don't recommend channel" on bad recommendations has significantly improved my YouTube suggestions.
Perhaps, still, I think even my father must have felt something when we went from a modem (don't pick up the phone!) to "unlimited" ADSL. I'll ask him :)
Possible, but unlikely. The sales tax+registration you'd be paying would be a lot on a new car, around $4000. I believe Carmax doesn't have to pay sales tax or registration on a new car because they're a dealer.
Git is a content-addressed object store, the address of any stored object is the hash of the object itself. So you actually can't stuff extra data into an object and not change its ID; this auxiliary data would need to go in a separate store indexed by object ID or a similar solution. The reason why file access times don't affect git hashes is because git does not store them.
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Currently using two old computers as servers in my homelab: 200 GE Athlons with 35 W TDP, ~20 GB of value RAM (can't afford ECC), a few 1TB HDDs. As CI servers and test nodes for running containers, they're pretty great, as well as nodes for pulling backups from any remote servers (apart from the ECC aspect), or even something to double as a NAS (on separate drives).

I actually did some quick maths and it would appear that a similar setup on AWS would cost over 600$ per month, Azure, GCP and others also being similarly expensive, which I just couldn't afford.

Currently running a few smaller VPSes on Time4VPS as well (though Hetzner is also great), for the stuff that needs better availability and better networking. Would I want everything on a single server? Probably not, because that would mean needing something a bit better than a homelab setup behind a residential Internet connection (even if parts of it can be exposed to the Internet through a cheap VPS as a proxy, a la Cloudflare).

Either way, I appreciate the sentiment!
I'm going to need a source on that.

PTFE is soft and not sharp, completely the opposite of asbestos which is both needle sharp and very hard and stiff.

Not to mention no one is making microfibers of PTFE, the fibers are much larger that that.
YT on a clean slate is horrendous. Give it a few days and it becomes bearable. I’m mostly impressed.

Though there is a growing number of anecdotes surrounding (niche|not palatable to SV) channels who’s subscribers don’t get notified despite the bell thing being on, new videos no longer in feeds, and even people getting unsubscribed for no apparent reason.

This is a problem, as I’d sooner give up peanut butter than only be served videos with open mouthed dweebs on a rainbow background for thumbnails.
Microsoft Edge's SmartScreen is flagging ProtonMail's website as malicious
This has personally started hitting me, interesting politics at play?
Specifically, YouTube stops suggesting videos from your channel if you aren't posting weekly. They need to keep posting bad videos just to keep the revenue increasing on the good ones.
It means you’ve been banned if you start having dead comments
You miss context. It's partially fail of regulation (except VW/Bosch-like gate). Test in lab is far from real usage. https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/IP_15_...
if ya find a decent price, go for it. The convenience is worth it. Personally I found the cars I was interested in (mostly sports cars) to be incredibly overpriced. I've heard their warranty is good too.
I don't love PHP, but it gets the job done on my ISP, I upgrade it when I need, occasionally get to learn a couple of new features.

JavaScript, if we are talking about VanilaJS and script tags, great, everything else I can happily ignore.
Hard disks don't die young anymore
Nooo please leave Tiktok be, they didn't do anything wrong....

cough cough OSINT treasure trove cough cough
Sounds like a way to push sales back to physical copies which can be freely resold.
I won mine in a quiz competition, so I didn't have any special project thought out for it beforehand. I ended up using it as a piano synth: running Pianoteq and hooking it up to a digital piano, it gives much better sound than the digital piano's built in sound (and far more flexibility).

I was worried about latency, and that I would have to overclock it (the guides I read on the net suggested I would have to). Latency was a problem in the start, when using the Pi's built in audio jack, but once I switched to an external sound card the latency vanished. Didn't even have to overclock it, though I added a couple of cooling ribs just in case.
It’s not using touch or Face ID as the password. That’s just to access your phone, and the proof of ownership of the private key is the “password”

If you prefer a pin or password to protect your phone you can use that instead.
The auto manufacturers themselves lobbied for these laws ~100 years ago. Cars were very new and they wanted to encourage the construction of single-brand dealerships all over the country. They knew that local businessmen would not invest in dealerships if they could have the rug pulled out from them so they lobbied for much of the legal framework that governs franchisor-franchisee operations today.
Funny, for me it was the opposite. I used to trust the experts and assume that most people in a position of power got there on their merits.
The main issue with meritocracy is how do you measure the level of merit? How does this singular focus upon a predetermined measurement and comparison of people affect society as a whole or social organizations within society?

I believe it can result in hiveminds of similar people, since meritocracy is so focused on measuring and comparing based on a limited set of criteria. Over the long run, narrow groups of similar people do not make an innovative society.
how did this happen?

is someone generating paraphrased clones of articles appearing on HN?

why? for ad revenue?