skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As someone who learn programming relatively late, the only thing i know about Smalltalk is it highly influenced Python. However, I just checked Wikipedia article about Python [1], it has no mention of Smalltalk. Did I just remember it wrong or there is more to it?

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Python_(programming_language)
> Chrome/ium for the one or two things that only work on that

Firefox has been my daily driver for close to a decade, and I've not run into something that didn't work on it, but worked on Chrome.
Note that they didn't provide options for "with a warrant" and "without a warrant", they only provided options for "with a warrant but only for suspected terrorism" and "for any serious crime but without a warrant". I suspect some users would vote for "any serious crime with a warrant" but will now vote for option 1 because they still want a warrant.
This is awesome. Love that there are also e-scooters included. Would be cool to see which provider the e-scooter belongs to, but anyway... I miss my hometown from time to time. <3
Isn't this a better link for Firefox, since it covers their reasoning and where they're not following Chrome?

https://blog.mozilla.org/addons/2022/05/18/manifest-v3-in-fi...
Firefox is building MV3 and while they are coy with deprecating MV2, we all know, c'mon, they won't keep MV2 even a day after their minimum year promised.

Their track record speaks against them.

XPCOM extensions? Killed, but don't worry, we will re-implement all the needed APIs as WebExtensions (didn't happen).

Fennec to Fenix mobile extensions? Killed, you get these 10 blessed ones, don't worry, we will eventually re-enable all of the webextensions on mobile, any day now, (didn't happen, you have to do hacky hacks involving nightly version to do un-blessed extensions).

This will likely be their third strike.

UPDATE: Or it's not nearly as bad as I expected. Per [1], while Firefox will be eventually deprecating MV2, the Firefox MV3 is much less 'evil' than the Chrome MV3, in that Firefox will continue to enable the WebRequest API without all the lock-down restrictions.

This makes a competitive advantage for Firefox in terms of adblocking power, if anything.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32648925
bro you don't even have an up to date browser / trusted cert store.
I've dealt with oddities talking between big endian powerpc using these. Its been a few years but the difference wasn't just the endianess I think? Still, dealing with the mapping was way easier than masking for large structs. Is big endian really dead now?
Oh yeah, a goodly portion of the sea level rise is thermal expansion, isn't it?
Unless something recently changed, Chromium is considered upstream for Google Chrome, not a fork... so you will see most engine level changes originate in Chromium, by google engineers.

Maybe you are confusing it with de-googled-chromium et al?
This is why I think it is critical for a founder to do customer support for as long as possible. It should also be the last thing that is outsourced (or better: never outsource customer service!).

Customer feedback is the most valuable resource for a starting company. Understand what brings value to your customer, and understand what the pain points are. Where do they get stuck trying to use your product or service?

Apply what you learn from customer feedback. This is also a feedback loop on the improvement cycle of your product, as you should observe a drop in customer service requests once an improvement has been applied.

With every improvement cycle, the product should bring more value and less friction to the customer. This will make marketing so much easier as you now understand the customer's pain points, and you have a product that solves just that. Do it right, and the product will basically sell itself (you still need marketing though).
Nope. This sounds to me like a "you" problem. And some people are uglier than others so that could be why they don't want to have their face on their avatar.
> nor as compatible as Chrome (nor as fast or user friendly). There's already a lot of popups like "this site works best in Chrome".

User-agent sniffing[1] and it is a webdev smell. I acknowledge that this is true, but I admit being bummed that we didn't win the war to use web standards.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Browser_sniffing
Mozilla is not implementing[1] any of the Mv3 restrictions against ad blockers (i.e. WebRequest).

[1] https://blog.mozilla.org/addons/2022/05/18/manifest-v3-in-fi...
Damn the nostalgia, this actually made me change my cursor on Windows after browsing some packs on DeviantArt
You have to be completely ignorant of the history of the Catholic Church to think that today's version has anything on the Church of 1500AD.

https://blogs.bl.uk/digitisedmanuscripts/2015/07/papal-overl...

One of the more colorful moments, when the Pope owned England.

What we have left is the losers of a rear guard action which has been going on for 400 years.
Most tea brands in the UK have a decaf version e.g. https://www.pgtips.co.uk/our-teas/tastydecaf . It tastes almost the same as black tea although I think I can detect a slight difference. My understanding is that there's a post-process treatment of the leaves to remove the caffeine.

You're right that drinks not brewed from camelia sinensis leaves should technically be called an infusion or tisane. That includes fruit "tea" and infusions like rooibos, chamomile, nettle, or maté. However it's very common even in the UK to say "fruit tea" or "chamomile tea".
Good tip, any recommendations on outsourcing? Would you pay folks on fiverr or upwork to do stuff for your startup?
Yes, this is. duck.com search didn't surface that one on my first SERP so will update my post to reflect. Thanks!
I got M1 Air first and then upgraded to a pro Max (64 GB).

1. I haven't heard any noise at all. My pro has been tucked behind my monitors during the last couple of months though. It's pretty warm where I live and it's not running hot. I had a few instances of lockups (VSCode most often) with my basic M1 Air. But the pro has taken everything I throw at it.

2. When I first got the air there were a few tools that had compatibility issues. All of those are ironed out now. Most apps I use these days have official M1 support.

3. I use lima, nerdctl these days and haven't any issues in running containers. I haven't had any issues with container performance either.

4. I'm planning to use this machine for quite a few years as well and I got the 64GB. In hindsight 32 GB could have been sufficient.

Summary: Go for it. If you are flush with cash, go for the 64GB M1 Max but 32GB is plenty.
I wasn’t aware of a Python connection (not saying there isn’t one) but Smalltalk definitely influenced Ruby. I think if it as a more direct descendent with the way objects pervade it and how “everything is an expression.”
I think they were referring to the default member initializer, a feature added in C++11 not exclusive to bitfields. I couldn't see any reference to anything similar in what you linked (admittedly, I skimmed though).

For example:

struct X {
int defaulted = 1; // 1 is the default member initializer
};
> - customer3.jpg: I didn't notice anything significant, but it just looks like an image taken straight off TPDNE. Do "vibes" count?

Look at the background, does it make sense? Tell me what the background to the left of hear head is.
Look at her earbobs, how often do people wear different ones in each ear? Does the left earbob look like anything?
Graph-based JavaScript bug scanner discovers more than 100 zero-day
We get that defacto, move somewhere that's only serviced by Comcast (and where they have actual laws saying no other internet providers can provide in that district).

In the current case, you still have mandatory consumption, but you're forced to pay a corporation instead of having it be municipal.
> I religiously refresh HN the last few months

Dude, touch some grass
have to love this quote: When the warship was deploying there in January it planned live firing exercises in Irish EEZ (exclusive Economic Zone), at the time a controversial move. These had to be relocated after Irish fishermen complained.
What's the job position of Fabrice Bellard?
I stand corrected in a big way. I'm very pleased that Firefox is doing this, I need to go make my other doom-gloom be less doom-gloomy now.
I think you remembered it wrong. I personally have never heard of such a connection. Python is somewhat notorious for ignoring languages like ML, Lisp/Scheme, and Smalltalk dialects.
Archived: https://archive.ph/qrtT4
Hi, German here.

How about not storing any information at all? Nothing to give, problem solved. Just like Signal.

I seriously don’t understand why people use Telegram instead of Signal. Any reason! The app doesn’t solve any privacy problem, default chats are unencrypted, keeps personal info. App should be dead already or turned into a dating app because it’s clearly not seriously privacy fucused.
Why don't you try swapping your existing PG server with CockroachDB and see how it goes.

Being a die hard fan of Postgresql for more than 15 years, I think time has come for me to select CockroachDB as new default.

I miss Table Partitioning (only available in enterprise edition ) and Full text search (yet to be built). Also minimum hardware I had to employ was quad core and 8 gigs of RAM.

But other than that everything is so smooth including installation, online documentation. It made me lazy.
Nice job -- I have examples using statsmodels for similar (not time series) data [1,2]. I typically use this for EDA before regression modelling, so dependencies in that scenario are not a big deal. But I might weep if someone told me no scipy in production.

[1] https://github.com/apwheele/Blog_Code/tree/master/Python/Smo...

[2] https://andrewpwheeler.com/2020/09/20/making-smoothed-scatte...
No. The story kind of implies it, though.
Congrats Garry! Going to apply for the winter batch, hope to meet you there ;)
Update to systemd 237-3ubuntu10.54 broke DNS
Many seem to forget that Photoshop exists. People have been taking others faces and overlaying them to all sorts of images for years. Nothing about this is new and it hasn’t put society on fire.
VitaDao sending their bots to Hacker News made my day
Ask HN: How do you get side gigs?
I'm a senior backend dev (Go mostly) and feel like I could be doing more in the evenings, when my kids are in bed, to make a few extra ££.

I have no interest in under-selling myself on fiverr etc, so how do you find the work?
Any M1 is better for basically anything than any Intel. I have a top of the line Intel mac from work, but it’s slow and loud compared to the basic 16gb M1 Air I have.
Second that. Definitely get the 16GB air version. The 8GB has problems when running more programs.
The constitution of Germany for example explicitly states that it is immediately rendered invalid the day the German people chooses to establish another, e.g. the ultimate power to govern the German people lies within the people.

This is a fundamental freedom the EU currently does not guarantee and putting the EU treaties above countries' constitutions is frankly incompatible with this clause.
Now that uMatrix development is inactive, this third strike could be their last for me.
That is a really big problem in some applications. I wish the C committee would come out and say "use the layout that GCC 11
.x.x does" to make these a lot more usable.
I'd rather see DPS than the current hodgepodge of technologies, but that's part of having given up on the whole original concept and accepting that we're deep into the mire of the web as an application delivery system. For such a thing, sure, DPS would've been great, and we'd have gotten applications and Flash from the very beginning.

Marrying that to a hypertext-document-system is another deal entirely. We're moving away from that, too, but at least there's enough of the corpose visible to contain the raging beast of SPAs and animations.

But, well, "based" leaves some room, and maybe something between HyperCard and DPS would've been the best of both worlds.
Yet another gem by the genius Fabrice B!

I kinda understand why he would not release the source code. Perhaps, he's finally decided to monetize some of his coding skills. Maybe in the future, he'll start releasing some of those newer and bigger models to the public given that other big corps like FB have started already doing so (GPT-NeoX and OPT - as mentioned in the sibling comment by infinityio)
Vivaldi has been using MV3 for more than a year now and the adblocker works fine.

https://vivaldi.com/blog/ad-blocker-vivaldi-browser/
It's funny, real buttons on devices that look and feel like buttons are on the retreat with almost everything using touch controls nowadays. So the flat and featureless buttons of modern GUIs increasingly reflect the UIs of the physical world.
So wait. What's wrong with ublock origin?
Affecting Azure Ubuntu 18.04 (bionic) VMs
https://azure.status.microsoft/en-us/status
Is there anything special going on in Germany atm to prompt this? I‘m slighlty confused why they would do such a poll…
IHP Haskell Framework v0.20 has been released
Thanks for the summary. I had perceived the betrayal but I had never organized the thoughts nor verified the claims.

What do you think is the future (+2 years) for people with hatred for ads? For now I am using Firefox on computer + Kiwi in Android, but I also expect those two to go awry in the mid term.

* I see that after the edit, it doesn't look as bleak for Firefox PC. But what about Android?
Excuse me for being perhaps too honest, but as a person who obviously speaks very good English and is likely to be well educated, why are you still in Pakistan, struggling to buy groceries? You could have a better life abroad.

Your country might have just enough problems to implode, and it is better not to be caught in something like that.
A very good strategy is working with Software service companies based on contracts if you're after not under-selling yourself.
I have done similar things a few times, and like JSON handling, the optimal API does not seem to be the same for every intended use. Size-focused cases want different things than speed-focused ones, and you need to deal with sign extension, etc.
World's biggest ad company getting rid of ad-blockers, who could see that coming?

> Chromium got its webRequest API at a time it was trying to gain market share against Firefox (Sep 2011), where Adblock Plus, Ghostery, Disconnect, NoScript, and other such extensions were the most or among the most popular extensions on Firefox.

So the only reason they even implemented this browser standard was to gain market share and now that they are in the dominant position they yank it, getting rid of ad blockers. Straight out of the Microsoft playbook.
As I said, it's also ABI. Though admittedly, endianness would be encompassed by ABI, so it's all really just ABI
I wanted to do something similar however, I could not find the Real time API. Where do you get the data?
I highly recommend spending a couple hundred extra bucks and getting the macbook pro instead of the Air.

The Air has no fans and will throttle cpu extensively under medium - heavy usage. You will feel this and it is quite frustrating.

I also recommend you get at least 16GB RAM. I own a 2019 Mac Pro and my M1 16" MBP blows it out of this universe on every metric.

Docker runs fine, but you will need to add --Platform flag on some images to set the build platform as it will attempt to build for ARM if available. Other than that, it shouldn't require anything different.
We honestly started this company because there is a big gap between best practice product development and the tools that were available. I hope that if you read the article that you'd at least find some interesting (maybe provocative) content there. It's not intended as clickbait.
The theory sounds good, but in practice we can see that rents stay quite stable as a ratio of income, and not as a ratio of interest rates, or house prices, or anything else that would be a landlord cost. Check out the rent to income ratio in your own municipality and compare to, say, rent-to-interest rate, or rent-to-property-price. Landlord costs only get passed down when there is significant room to increase rents in the tenants income and there is insufficient supply to handle the number of potential tenants.
That's not a great metric for comparison of the healthcare systems. Outcomes for specific procedures or conditions would be more fitting. Many cultural and societal factors, even population genetics and the number of babies born in a year, influence infant mortality.
Sounds like option 3: "If this option is supported, Telegram will change its data structure and privacy policy for users from Germany."
I do wonder what the AI enabled-writing tools are going to do to our ability to think, arguably already in decline!

I had a play with this copy.ai recently, was shocked by how good it is, and worried by what it will do to our ability to think.

app.copy.ai
>it can’t understand the underlying realities in which its paintings are based and generalize those into novel situations, styles, or ideas it has never seen before

As long as we keep putting a greater emphasis on the final output than we do on the process that led to the output, this "limitation" won't be a factor.
it's maxing out the GPU on my M1
I don't know if it is cartelisation (both Apple and Google have an ad division and it is in their interest to work together on some aspects of this business) or Google bribed Apple (through its ios search engine deal), but Safari webkit also has limitations in ad blocking through the content blocking API which Apple created for Safari. (See Explanation of the state of uBlock Origin (and other blockers) for Safari #158 - https://github.com/el1t/uBlock-Safari/issues/158?ysclid=l7g3... ).
https://tracker.geops.ch similar app for many major cities around the world. Sharing for ideas.
I am not blocked by him, which means I haven’t spent enough time making fun of him for putting “.eth” in his name then silently removing it.
Channels, Groups, it’s overall way better.
But true, per default not as secure. Supports secure chats, that are secure.
I don’t think that’s what people are complaining about. Doing a poor job is.

For example += on floats is slower than += on integers. So does casting actually take 3x as long or is that an artifact of poor test design?
"Universal health care is not controversial in developed countries outside of the US."

Source?
Yes, a lot of pressure from the leftist government.
Many channels opposing the German Covid policy (one of a kind in Europe, very strict) are to be found in Telegram.
As always, there is also some German right in Telegram. The government is officially after them, but the media/government has been painting all those opposing the Covid measures as right, so… it’s tricky.
The post is suggesting that they were testing a surprising answer to the filter. A candidate took a look at the cast and claimed it was inefficient. The author was double checking their intuition that it shouldn’t be.

We don’t know the shape or result of the filter at all from the article.
Lot of advertisements disguised as blog entries on HN recently
Are channels and groups e2ee?
How so many people if so poor?

We know some areas will flood heavily, 100% chance, so why are there buildings there?

People think about 'dams' and 'technology' when there obviously core issues of civic and social organization.

What we see here is a problem of specific kinds of technology development that allow for mass increase in foodstuffs and other things, that fold over into civilizations that otherwise are not ready for the human capital that it creates.

We think that 'weapons' are the things that disrupt developing areas when maybe it's 'modern farming'.
Strategies for Working with Message Queues (2019)
The vote buttons are almost unusably miniscule and close together on desktop as well. There's not much excuse for it when so much of the visual real estate is empty space.

Frankly, neither programmers nor graphic designers are qualified to make good UI decisions. Human factors is a real field that people get PhDs in. You really can't just wing it, especially if you're a programmer whose mind has been thoroughly addled by decades of using programmer-designed UIs from the Nth circle of hell.
> Manifest V3 is a horrible attempt to kill adblocking

I really don't understand the push of MV3.

I don't believe they're just for security as Google claimed but at the same time I feel thinking it's "just" to ruin ad blocking is equally baffling. Could someone who is more involved elaborate the nuance of (intent of) MV3?
I switched from signal to Telegram because the iphone version was buggy as hell. That's why.
Using an ad-company's browser has always been so fishy.
hmmm.... https://promptbase.com/prompt/hacker-news-viral-title-genera...
The benchmarks are interesting, but that's not what caught my attention.

I'm not convinced finding increasingly esoteric bugs in an interviewer-selected language is an effective gauge of coding ability. I expect this is actually worse than whiteboard coding.
Germany repeatedly threanened to ban or remove Telegram from app stores if they ignore requests to delete channels or to provide some data.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wired.com/story/germany-tel...
For Android, I don't have a great answer for you. In theory you can install Fennec on F-Droid, version 57, the last version the last version of Firefox built by F-Droid that was based on the Fennec browser engine, but that has security vuln potential, increasingly so since its been a few years since Fennec -> Fenix switch.

For now, because I don't want to be hit by security vulns in the browser itself, I'm holding my nose and doing plain old Firefox mobile, leaving some of the tracking stuff blocked on my Pi-Hole, then letting my wireguard VPN ensure that even when I'm off Wi-Fi, my signal gets routed to my home connection so the Pi-Hole can stop some of the telemetry (but not all! some gets through no doubt).

Why am I holding my nose there? Because my planned next browser, Iceraven [1], is not yet out of alpha and published to F-Droid. I check every 3 months or so, once it is, that's where I'm going, because it's as close as I can get to Firefox Desktop, but runs on Android.

[1] https://github.com/fork-maintainers/iceraven-browser
Aaron Swartz.
The Pirate Bay was openly defying copyright as defined in just about every country except Sweden with barely any legitimate use. It’s a household name for lawlessness.

That’s really not comparable to a vpn service if a significant proportion of users are using it to legitimately protect against privacy invasion when using an open WiFi network.
For context, I purchased the entry-level 8GB M1 Air last year as a portable secondary Mac for my 27” 10-core i9, 64GB iMac. Mainly used for web and some embedded development.

1 - Subjectively it feels so much more responsive and faster than the iMac. Everything that runs single-threaded is measurably as fast if not faster, especially in the webdev world. Building massive C/C++ projects that are properly multithreaded do build faster on the iMac. The Air has no vents, so it’s completely silent and only gets somewhat warm if I played a few hours of WoW on it.

2 - Proper virtualization is still lacking on M1/M2. Haven’t done any Android development on the Air yet, but the iOS simulator works great.

3 - Haven’t had any major issues with Docker compared to the Intel-based Mac

4 - Can’t hurt to max out RAM, but surprisingly I haven’t really experienced any significant slowing down due to swapping on the 8GB Air vs the 64GB iMac, which seems crazy, but there you go.

Overall, the Air is now my daily driver and the Intel iMac is sitting idle. Most likely will end up selling the iMac soon.
Thanks, probably just remembered it wrong.

Which language influenced Python most, if there is one?