skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It is, however, true that with higher dosage causality starts to breakdown (at least conceptually):

You didn't come to this world. It is this world which came to you.

... in the same way that you didn't take the LSD.. it was the LSD that took you.

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Nonetheless, I'm pretty sure the article is generated by GPT3 :P
Doesn't apple put out APIs and such for developers at least 6 months ahead so they can make sure this doesn't happen?
How would you define terrible code?
If the product is great, then wouldn't the code be at the very least good enough?

If it's about maintainability, I'd say a lot of legacy code fits. Magento, Wordpress.
So India is a population of over 1B, and the US+UK is about 400m.

Why should I assume I know better what the solution is for the problems plaguing a country in a completely different part of the world housing 1/8th the world population while living in the comforts of a 1st world country? Is the CEO advocating for genocide?

Or perhaps we should get off our high horse and shouldn't judge other people for things we cannot possibly understand anything about?
> What's wrong with that according to you?

Popper is a pseud who is popular with other pseuds.
Hmm... I got quite excited reading your comment, because I haven't been able to find a mechanical keyboard that I would like more then the membrane keyboard that came with a prebuilt computer that I bought almost 20 years ago.

BUT after a quick search, the one that you recommend doesn't have a numpad and none of them have an ISO layout, even those that do have the numpad...

I guess my search continues~
It's a topic that is beaten to death on HN. Every few weeks a neonazi gets kicked off of a website, and it's just bad faith, poorly framed arguments, and slippery slope fallacies thrown back and forth until it falls of the front page.
And the $2k phone is only marginally better than a mid-tier 500-700 dollar device lol
Yeah it is still "blurry photos" in principle. But people see things like "FLIR" and they assume that the technology is perfect.
I dunno, I think any social app like that has its pros and cons. I met many amazing women on them, including my current partner, and also exes that I still consider dear friends. You don't have to use them just for no strings attached high risk sex if that's not your thing. It never was mine, but I still met some really cool people on there. Certainly a less toxic place than, say, Facebook or reddit... less of a herd mentality when you're just meeting one on one, I suppose.

But sure, they can have downsides too. I actually just got a check in the mail from Bumble because they were subject to a gender discrimination class action suit for prohibiting men from messaging first. And some of my female friends had terrible issues with overwhelming spam and dick pics on those services (part of why Bumble was a hit), along with guys just being assholes in various ways. I never had a bad experience with them, myself, even though the dates didn't always work out. You get out of it what you put into it.

As for Herd, a lot of CEOs come from privileged backgrounds and it's not something we fault them for. Even given that privilege, very few go on to found companies that become household names. And still fewer end up even remotely decent people. For every Herd, there's a hundred Larry Ellisons and Bernie Madoffs and Weinstein, predatory sociopaths out to exploit everyone around them.

If Herd's only crime is that she grew up privileged, eh, that doesn't seem so bad. She had to face many challenges her male peers didn't, just on account of her being an ambitious woman.

I think self made in this context just means she actually had to work for her wealth, as opposed to being a straight up heiress like Paris Hilton.
What is your understanding of the "Don't Say Gay" (so named by its opponents) law? Are you under the impression it prevents people from saying "Gay", for example?
4 out of the 5 people I know with Garmin watches need the battery life while tracking to exceed 8 hours (this watch lasts 1 hour).

I doubt any of them are going to see this and swap their Garmin for an Apple watch.

I think the Apple watch and Garmin are aimed at very different markets and with current technology Apple can't provide what Garmin does without compromising their design.
Well he could have issued himself a Royal Certificate.
The Money or the Title?
Warp is actually two products: their consumer VPN product, which is typically what's referred to as Warp, and their Zero Trust, which uses the VPN hooks to layer on Enterprise management features. Zero Trust allows companies to route particular IP ranges through various separate connections, unlike Warp which only routes through Cloudflare. It sounds like your company is routing more than internal IP traffic through Zero Trust, which may mean its going through your company connection. You can check your Split Tunnel preferences in the client to see for sure. I personally use various tools with Warp just fine.

However, it's also true that Warp / Zero Trust doesn't use the entire Cloudflare network for their termination points, only a subset of datacenter are used. So you may be getting unlucky through saturation or even just routing to the closest CF point that terminates traffic near you. You can check your "Colocation center" that's being used. In my case, despite living near Detroit and CF's datacenter there, I'm routed through Chicago, adding 40ms to any roundtrip time.
So why didn't you call it Joey Effect? Did Kramer also go through the exaggeration process throughout the series?
Ross also became more and more neurotic.
> The age of the "American" film has already peaked. (It's not just the market growing up. Kids today no longer want to be Hollywood stars - they want to be famous on YouTube, TikTok, and Twitch.)

Currently a big next step for TikTok stars is moving into Hollywood stuff - Addison Rae, the D'Amelios - just like it was for the Kardashians a couple decades ago.

Even as you talk about American films doing less at the box office, Hollywood itself is rapidly adapting to produce more content for serialized US-market TV (primarily streaming, but this actually started in the cable era).

Many people argue that this stuff is actually better than the "blockbuster films" that are still trying to have global appeal, because of the ability to make more niche content of varying sorts.

It's hard to see Hollywood or a domestic US media market fed by US productions going anywhere. Thinking that the average US media consumption will turn into non-American stuff is the same fallacy as thinking that everywhere else in the world would have just consumed American stuff forever instead of creating their own local markets.
the general news media was very impressive to me as well. i hardly knew the queen. but within hours were many articles and documentaries covering her lifetime. i had this sad nagging feeling that they had them ready for the moment. and things would have been different if the situation was not expected.

i learned so much about her in the following hours...
the fucking article? edit: sorry
I'd guess that their efforts to make it harder are limited by the fact that they want YouTube to be able to play on thousands of different low powered set top boxes and cheap phones. So whatever obfuscated code they use has to be simple enough to be run and periodically updated by all these different devices, and that same simplicity makes it emulable.
>The age of the "American" film has already peaked.

>edit for downvotes: Do not confuse this post for anti-American sentiment. It's an honest current and forward-looking assessment.

I don't think it's "anti-American sentiment" as much as unsubstantiated claims.

Parasite was an excellent film I thought deserves all its praise. But "Korea is starting to sweep the Oscars" is a very different statement than "Bong Joon-ho and the Parasite team swept the 2019 Oscars".

What you're claiming is that American cinema has peaked, and "Hollywood is going to be washed out". A more reasonable statement is "The age of exclusively USA/Hollywood filmmaking awards is over".
Show HN: PvP realtime game [only Android so far]
If you want to be notified when ios version will be live please send any email to virus-game-ios-waiting@saatsazov.com

You goal is to capture as many cells as possible.
I create a separate user for each app, and use the systemd exec configuration [1] for sandboxing [2]. Some apps only get read-only access to their own files, and no Internet access, for example (along with many other restrictions). I have some systemd drop-in units that I frequently reuse.

For standard services, I use Apparmor with the default `apparmor-profiles`, as well as fail2ban with some additional firewall rules.

[1]: https://man.archlinux.org/man/systemd.exec.5

[2]: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/User:NetSysFire/systemd_san...
They still try to document all the optimisations very thoroughly.
I would expect them to have something done as they have had what 70 years plus to prepare for this eventuality. And it is not that the things change too much with her.
FYI, you still get the warning from iOS about how the author will receive your filtered messages if you enable it.
For philosophy (not one of Wikipedia's stronger fields), there is the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy:

https://plato.stanford.edu/contents.html
Oh really? I believe you. I probably just haven't used it enough to see the bad shit yet. Only spent maybe an hour or two total on it before losing interest.
Yes indeed, Wispas are definitely still the new kid to me, competing with Aeros, spoiled for choice.

I don't have a problem with American confectionary, either, as the article stated, flavours are tuned to the locale, and while you couldn't pay me to eat most American chocolate, there's plenty I'll happily munch on, from M&Ms to Big Red.
taxpayers literally funding both sides of a legal battle…

crazy world we live in.
Ok - so thank you for acknowledging the facts about factory farming.

So what I'm saying is that if we would talk to our kids about this or show them the realities of factory farms and slaughterhouses and show them that there are alternatives that don't involve all that destruction - then my view is most kids would instinctively choose the option that doesn't involve killing and making animals suffer.

I'm not saying we have to force kids - but instead give them the facts and let them decide.

But we are not doing it, since we know the reality of factory farming and slaughterhouses is grim.

Even a lot of adults can't look at that footage.

As Paul McCartney said - if slaughterhouses were made of glass and people could look into it - many would be horrified.
I can find references to the built in spam filter for Google Messages going back to at least the beginning of 2019, so this isn't exactly a new feature. I haven't noticed it myself, but as someone who has received a spam message maybe once or twice in his life, I don't think SMS spam filtering is something I would've come up with were I to work on an SMS messenger. Maybe as an extended blocking feature?

I personally use Signal for my SMS messages, maybe that's filtering messages for me. Pretty neat to be able to use an alternative messenger as the system messenger app to be honest, since I'm going to install Signal on my phone anyway!
FAANG is a big place. You can get in to a low tier team yet still get paid just as well. At any top tier team, this skill level will not cut it. You might squeak by for a year or two, but it will be painful.
All of the UFO videos are easily explained as fake or just plain garbage that could be anything.

The military uses UFO stories as cover for research (such as experimental aircraft) they want to keep quiet. This is well known for many decades.

It's a little strange how many people still fall for it and how it's taken on a life of its own regardless of what they do now.

But not that strange I guess because people seem drawn to nonsense and will believe anything.
Caste discrimination doesn't get as much air, but here is what urban casteism look like

https://youtu.be/x_9326pheho

For rural caste discrimination there are enough incidents like Hathras rape, but this movie gives a good perspective

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fandry
I'm glad that this will massively increase safety of the general public. No more cut out signals confusing police responders. What are you afraid of? It can only be used by authorized apps.
Speeding up Prettier locally using the new –cache CLI option
Yes, they maintain prioritized links between their datacenters, many of which are fully private. However, the Warp free plan simply bounces to the nearest CF datacenter which participates in Warp (not all of their centers do) and then back into the public internet, though it's through their massive pipe. Warp+ uses their Argo routing through their private backbone to get you as close to the origin as possible within the Warp network.
I doubt even a bare majority of HN readers have finished a CS education.
This one: https://stuff.mit.edu/afs/sipb/user/yonah/docs/Palm%20OS%20R...
I second the nomination. I too have found the TeX Book to be very readable.
> but at least they won’t happily sell it on the street corner.

what do you imagine targetted advertising is? they will sell everything they know about you to basically anyone willing to pay in the form of "I'd like to target these particular audiences in my ad campaign", and then when you get conversions from that particular campaign, it's not exactly rocket science to dereference the click to a particular individual, provided that there's a conversion.

and if you're a bit more nefarious than that, you don't even need a conversion.
Google attempting zero days on client computers would be something. It's not totally without precedent (Sony CD rootkits - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sony_BMG_copy_protection_rootk...) but would still be major news.
> What does it mean to "afford" the burden and be "fine"?

That the EU has 2 choices in the long term:

1. bow to Russia's demands and lift the sanctions. Gas will be turned on and its price will fall, but now Russia knows that they have a weapon that they can and will use against the EU when they see it fit. Also it would result in a huge uproar, most EU states are very pro-sanctions despite the hardships.

2. Do not lift sanctions. In this case the gas price will stay high, but will certainly fall long term. Also Russia will have no leverage against the EU. Also the situation is not so dire as it seems: Russia supplied ~15% of the energy to EU, so if the EU can lower its energy demand by a bit and get a bit of energy from extra sources they are set. People did the math and its possible, likely in 2 years there will be a minimal effect of no gas flowing from Russia.

As for the "hard years", its not just the energy crisis caused by Russia turning off the gas valve: After the constant boom of the 2010s its time for the bubble to burst. Global warming effects are starting to hit hard, the supply chain issues starting with COVID and getting worse with the war made governments realize that you cannot outsource everything; moving back production to the West will casue lots of price hikes. Also boomers are now starting to retire causing the most experienced part of the workforce to shrink drastically and being replaced by pensioners who just cost states money.

So no matter what we do with Russia the next 15 years will be hard -- I'd say that the belgian government was optimistic with the 5-10 years estimate.
They're different kinds of complexity, though.

QM isn't too bad. The basic ideas are alien but straightforward enough. It's hard to extend small examples to larger systems, though, and that plus the innate weirdness really messes with your intuition.

BJTs are complicated devices built from multiple simple-enough effects all happening at the same time. Each piece isn't too bad, but you've got to track them all and combine them into an overall function.

QFT (quantum field theory, such as QED) is basically all the bad parts of both of those: the basics aren't too bad, but it's difficult to scale, there's a lot going on, and it's hard to develop intuition. QCD then makes the basic calculations intractable, which is why it's still poorly understood to this day (in my opinion).

So, yeah, in conclusion, complexity is complex? Not so profound, I guess.
TheMotte Community Leaves Reddit
> but alas I have not been sent my invitation to join the secret WEF army yet

I'm getting e-mails every week that invite me to join the Illuminati. Maybe I should not be sending them to spam? :)
I suggest you check out the demoscene if you haven’t.
This is “Memories” from the Revision competition:
https://youtu.be/Imquk_3oFf4

256 bytes
Didn't he copy them from Aristotle?
To be honest, maybe i'm in the minority, but I don't want my tech/UI/designed stuff to have 'personality'. I want it to fade into the background as if it isn't there so i can get on and live my life.

I want it to be simple, to get out of my way and do what it is supposed to do. I feel like the world and particularly tech products are overwhelmingly noisy.

I yearn for everything to be more simple. Less notifications, less ads, lets annoyance. Don't take over or interrupt my life, enhance it with functionality then get out of the way. I don't want it to have a 'personality'
The fun thing about 1.1.1.1 is that it's one of a tiny number of IP-address certs on the internet at large.
> No pressure to explain the seeming contradiction with ordinary reality

this is a feature and not a bug. The urge for excessive exposition is so tiring. Not everything needs an origins story, explanation, or a prequel. Hollywood has been leaning on that formula and you can see it in the product - the movies have become tiresome.

Nobody needs an explanation for their “powers”. Excessively qualifying a character more likely burdens then than lifts them. RRR was such a refreshing, thrilling watch parallel to Mad Max: Fury Road.
The Windows 3.1 SDK. I bought and read it at University, some decades ago, and I can still write simple C programs for Windows that compile under Windows 2000 and run under Windows 10.
The TeX-Book. Really fun read that presents the system with exercises that are approachable.
Large news outlets generally have these sort of obituaries prepared for all relevant heads of state, famous actors or authors, etc.

That’s why occasionally they will declare someone dead who’s very much alive, because the publish flag on the article accidentally got set.
https://youtu.be/2AVDc2tjq30?t=01m40s

1.1km long.
‘London Bridge is down’: the plan for the days after the Queen’s death (2017)
From their perspective the Axis powers were not that much worse than the British
Running Docker images without Docker
> That isn't censoring.

Of course it is. It's just not government censorship. Corporate censorship is a widely recognized concept. [1]

> I don't know why the obvious keeps having to be explained here.

Your claim is neither obvious, nor even true.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporate_censorship
I was also pretty impressed at the speed of which edits were being added. I opened the Poundbury article (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poundbury) and even though the news had just broken and it was a tangentially related article, the opening paragraph already said "keen endorsement of Charles, King of the United Kingdom".
That’s absolutely not true.

Bitcoin the app is often mixing several layers of abstractions and several usage patterns together.

Is it for actually keeping track of money? Is it for APIs? is it for end users, or for servers? Is it CLI or a GUI app?

And it’s in C++, which is almost never readable.

And of course they have their weird names for everything (all the ScriptSigs etc), and the OP script which is at the same time too complex and too simple.

It’s surprisingly robust and it survived a lot, sure; I don’t take it down on that level; but the code even today got baggage of all the weird decisions Satoshi did when he made it.

It’s really not “good code” IMO.

Although they have improved it a lot in last few years, I will give them that. It was worse…
How do you know literally any chain is the one true chain? You don't, because there is no such thing. There is only the chain which you agree is the one true chain. In practice the software generally is designed to connect to only one chain - a chain fork requires you to install different software. This isn't unique to any PoS or PoW project - it's a feature of literally all decentralized consensus mechanisms. Otherwise they wouldn't be decentralized consensus.
Decades ago when the Rupee was much more tightly controlled, a black market flourished for currency exchange. Since I was mostly visiting family I didn't spend much. At one point I did some traveling on my own and had plenty of rupees in my pocket.

In a foreigners' hotel lobby I ran into a kid who was eager to do a currency exchange. He was really good at it too: he had a reflexive response for any objection ("I have enough rupees" "But the bank will only give you 20 for a dollar -- I can give you 50").

Finally he asked, "Don't you have a exchange market for dollars in your country?" I answered "In my country dollars are just money" "Yes, same here, so you don't need to go to a bank to change them for rupees".

I replied, "In my country I go to the shop to buy a drink and give dollars to the shopkeeper. He gives me my change in dollars. There is no exchange rate into any other currency"

Finally he didn't have an immediate response. He looked a bit shocked that there might be a place where people simply transacted business in dollars. And why shouldn't be be surprised? He didn't live in such a place and in his experience all foreigners seemed to use these "dollar" things to buy or sell rupees.

Anyway that pause gave me a way to jump out of the conversation and make my escape.
exactly, yes you have to pay the piper but there are real contractual liability shift away from the operator by going with aws
This keeps getting forgotten - Freedom of Speech is a principle and not just an amendment.
Newspapers have obituaries ready years in advance.

https://archive.nytimes.com/www.nytimes.com/times-insider/20...
Where do I go to vote for them since I have already been a customer of theirs for 10+ years?
I don’t have anything to add, I just wanted to say thanks for this. It is one of my all-time favorite HackerNews posts.
Boolean.getBoolean("true");
So they are using their own freedom of speech and you don’t like it? What should you suggest is done about it?
Overcoming Barriers to GP Registration
Regenerative Agriculture [1] seems to be emerging as a powerful way to use soil and plants to sequester carbon

[1] https://regenerationinternational.org/why-regenerative-agric...
They've recently improved their geolocation capability while preserving privacy. In addition, they add an origin IP header to outgoing HTTP requests to help origins deal with geolocation, but not all origins parse it.

https://blog.cloudflare.com/geoexit-improving-warp-user-expe...
I find the Qt documentation to be excellent. If only Microsoft rose to the same level of helpfulness.
Submitting this because NHS Digital have spent some time making a complicated system a bit easier, and they did it by talking to users.
Perhaps one day it will be common sense that for decades we've been breathing an atmosphere poisoned by a billion automobiles around the world, burning petrol and pumping toxic exhaust into the air. Generations of children are growing up in cities that are known to be cancer-causing environments.