skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I agree with this. There is probably some hidden 4d chess business reason at Google for building yet another competing solution.

Given that the article emphasizes it supports reliable and unreliable modes, seems to me that the overarching goal is "single interface for everything that's not /HTTP\/[12]/".

Maybe it's just that QUIC is slightly better than TCP/HTTP.

Probably the real Google reason is "make another thing that Apple and Mozilla have to build", and "eventually they'll die or move to Chromium".
I wish there were better options for inexpensive, miniaturized heat pumps. I can think of all sorts of applications where it'd useful to have them. Plunge pools, hot tubs, trailers, greenhouses, dog houses, etc.
No, but it's close. USD's swings are a hell of a lot less wild, even in high-inflation years.
Interesting. For wine, vibration can also be a problem so this sounds like a sensible application all around.
Not sure why I'm unable to respond to iepathos' reply to this comment, but:

>The employees would not be taxed just for receiving the stock/ownership, only once they sold it and made it liquid.

This is incorrect; the initial grant is income and anything after that is capital gains. This is also how RSUs work.
I started working on a WYSIWYG CMS Editor for Web-Applications and Websites.

Based on my experiences, I think there is something missing in the market for content creators / editors for WebApps (with landing pages etc.) and websites. There are many headless CMSs available but many are lacking a simple editing experience.

I want to make it easy for the developer to integrate it into a project (using React for example) - but also make it really easy for the content creator to be more independent of developers - while keeping UI constraints etc.

I choose to build a native iOS and MacOS App with SwiftUI that basically provides all editing UI as native components instead of using HTML/CSS - Basically an overlay on top of the website that let's you control the components and website grid/layout. It's mainly a proof of concept and for me a way to learn SwiftUI :)

There are many Website builders that provide great editing UIs (e.g. Webflow, Builder.io etc.), but I feel a native app, especially on iPad OS could provide benefits and it's a nice challenge :)
It's similar on Reddit and, yes, even HN. The mere fact that you were "flagged" (by one of your peers) means that you are, to a significant degree, flagworthy and thus justifiably treated like a criminal.

Maybe these people doing the flagging are special people who have proven their worth. I dunno.
Is it open source? Or does it have a website? The tweet wasn't clear
that's so fetch!
Neal Stephenson Named the Metaverse. Now, He’s Building It
That’s crazy to hear! It really feels like the wild Wild West with these large tech companies - consider in contrast how much regulatory and compliance scrutiny a bank would have, they would never dream to behave like petulant little kids. I guess the more fines big tech get and the more regulations enter the space, the faster they will clean up their act.
To be honest, I've never even thought about going to Craigslist for rentals in the decades I've been using it.

But I use it a lot for other things.
You really meant "Japanese Yahoo" https://www.yahoo.co.jp/ welcome back to 1990
Tessitura and NISC are two great examples of technology-centric co-ops.

Technically a co-op is usually "member-owned" whereas they were talking about employee owned. A substantial difference in some ways but not in others.
DF is noted in the article
Experience designer. (for the last one with multimedia experiences)
The local newspapers were horrible about keeping anyone involved in the justice system accountable. They always took the words of the police and it wasn’t until everyone had a camera that police mistreatment of minorities became exposed.

On the other hand, national newspapers completely ignored the needs and concerns of “rural White America” and that’s why they were caught flat footed and couldn’t understand the rise of Trump.

The press has never been concerned about anyone outside of Middle class White America it needed to die or evolve.
That is a problem that needs solving!

That is what burns the labour out
How did I miss that. Anyway, you succeeded.
I was in fact wrong about the details of w3fools' updated stance. See other comment upthread.
Taxes are due at vesting.
Can we tell what collaborations (with Maric, with Grossmann, etc.) were occurring by examining Einstein's notebooks?
https://sites.pitt.edu/~jdnorton/Goodies/Zurich_Notebook/
What about the Born-Einstein letters, what collaborations are mentioned there? And as always "no man is an island", and we all advance our knowledge by discussing our ideas with others, but it is often left to an individual to ensure that all the pieces of the research puzzle fit together, that "all bases are covered". That was my limited experience from when I worked in a research setting. I had to think through the solution fully. Sure, I got help from others, but it was up to me to become the "world expert", as one's supervisor would say.
No, you can absolutely be taxed just for receiving the stock/ownership.
The person you're responding to is not speaking literally; they're using what's called a metaphor to make a point that employees of any company exert walking power. The point may or may not be useful, but you have to finish reading the post before trying to reply with a gotcha correction.
I can think of quite a few reasons.

Most simply, I think we're paying for our recent leaning-in on tech. The field and the people participating need time to mature.

More specifically, supply chain/distribution. I'm not sure I'm using the term correctly, but 'cargo culting' has picked up with the simplification of 'getting your code out there'

This has had the side-effect of getting code belonging to others out there as well -- with only some of it being intentional

The human element always counts too. We have more people doing the work now than ever. Social engineering is usually the start
I grew up in Beverly and around Mount Greenwood and those places are doing just fine, for what it's worth.
You're obviously supposed to conduct a double-blind longitudinal study over the course of many years, with at least 30 participants in each group, for every single sub-brand you listed.

Also, make sure there's no conflict of interest at any point in the studies.
I have or had various of these at times (including using a raspberri pi to hack in support for a z wave lock) and the problem always was battery life. Even the best wouldn’t last that long.

And when apple improved the security so you couldn’t have your doors unlock as your phone got near, it became kind of pointless (there are tricks to reenable this). I even had a AC adapter for awhile to keep the lock running but eventually went back to a physical key.

Next time I build one I’m going to electrolize the strike plate instead so it can be permanently powered (think apartment door that can buzz you in).
I'm wondering if it's possible to run graphics games in terminal as in DOS?
Should we be avoiding passing Vector2/3/4 by ref then?
Originally? Good to know. Thanks. But also not relevant in the context of the now.

"The term Fourth Estate or fourth power refers to the press and news media both in explicit capacity of advocacy and implicit ability to frame political issues.[1]"

My point is, we have "journalists" whining about "the democracy" and those same "journalists" aren't aware how badly their profession has already failed said institution / ideal.

Imagine pulling up to a fire. Tossing on buckets of flammable liquids. And then with a straight face claim to be a firefighter. It's Orwellian. The lack of self-awareness is not only embarrassing, but it's become down right dangerous.
I enjoy that the author of this Tweet thread is working on a "copy Nancy Pelosi's stock trades" robo-investor app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/autopilot-investment-app/id161...
> Crimes like this take place everywhere

Everywhere in the US maybe. I couldn't imagine normalizing this sort of behavior. Peace is definitely a huge blessing that many people take for granted.
OK, I get it now. You brought me back. I now do remember peppering my X86 asm code with those nops when writing early code generators, for example if a JMP instruction might go past 127 bytes.
I can tell you as an opponent of cryptocurrencies.

Experiments on social systems, currencies and stores of value should start small and work their way up OVER DECADES to tens and hundreds of thousands of people.

Experimental stuff put into production, like Communism, can bring suffering for decades, if not centuries, to tens and hundreds of millions of people... billions, even.

So if the proponents want to revolutionize the system immediately for a 5% efficiency improvement, especially since many of them have so MUCH MONEY AND POWER to gain from this revolution, be very, very SKEPTICAL.

Frankly their odds to not be grifters or (smart) idiots are minuscule.
You are being punished for not "engaging" enough. Wow. I mean I imagined. So it really is a thing.

Like that black mirror episode where you aren't allowed to close your eyes when there's a commercial on.
I've been writing a metaprogramming layer on top of the C programming language. It's effectively implementing a lot of C++ templates and constexpr features in a smaller, faster package.

It began as a toy/experiment that turned out to be useful, so I decided to pour the gas on and push it to it's natural conclusion.

It's close to hitting a first alpha release at which point I expect it to stabilize somewhat.

More info : https://scallyw4g.github.io/poof/

The website's a WIP, but the tool does compile to WASM so you can give it a try in the browser, which is pretty neat-o.

I'm also actively looking for feedback. If anyone has constructive comments/criticism feel free to reach out :)
I retract my statement. MOS in their early days had a terrible naming scheme. It was only later that they cleaned up their act.
> if people were offered a lump sum up front which represented their lifetime take-home pay + fringe for the job they will do for the rest of their life, what would people's number be?

You literally couldn't pay me enough to be locked into the same job for the rest of my life.

I also wouldn't want to be locked into a 10 year contract.
You're taxed for the value of the stock when you receive it, and you are taxed on capital gains when you sell it, if you're selling it for more than you received it.
Even for mobile users like myself it is an utter fail. It feels like an overly stylized twitter. Even the headlines are giving me a headache. Completely stopped checking the site and i used to almost daily. Crazy they did this.
Slowly and then very quickly.
The Fall of Datacenter Software
I am working giving exploratory software testing a solid scientific foundation in cognitive science, sociology, and general systems theory. This has been my project for 25 years.

It is my way of providing ammunition for those who uphold humanism against the technocrats who think they can automate testing.
The FB algorithms drive me bonkers. I can be looking at a listing on one computer, and then search using the exact same terms and filters on another computer moments later, and be completely unable to get the search to deliver the same listing. Absolutely infuriating.
Well what are the hard parts then?
What does the expression "not to be that guy" mean?
There's a simple echo server demo at https://webrtc.internaut.com/wt/

If you want an example of an application that actively benefits from using WebTransport, there's a proposed video streaming protocol called WARP: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-lcurley-warp/

The lack of good examples mostly stems from the fact that there isn't really that many publicly available server libraries yet. The two I can name off the top of my head are aioquic (Python) and the Google QUIC implementation used in Chromium and ENvoy -- the latter is sadly not trivially embeddable by third-party code (I work on it, and I've been trying to make it easier to use, but given that it's a large C++ codebase with a lot of dependencies, this has been taking a while).
The idea of a courtesy tow is such a violation of justice where the government can dole out a punishment worse than the law allows without a trial. The police are effectively the judge jury and executioner. They find you guilty of some law, sentence you to the punishment of finding your car and any consequences of it being there, and execute it by hiding it. This is one of those weird circumstances where I would rather just be charged with a crime.
> Henin was placed in handcuffs because police in New Jersey thought the car was stolen. That was because, months earlier, the car had been courtesy towed in West Philly, and she reported it stolen as police advised. Henin followed up with Philadelphia police when she later found her car, but they mistakenly left it in the stolen-vehicle database.

It could be the argument for a sitcom. Not funny in real life when police is pointing a gun at you.
I think there are groups actively breach for profit or national security. Think NSA and commercial espionage.

So essentially no one is safe once you are big enough to fall into the bullseye. Even for individuals and smaller business there are times that cyber criminals seek to extract value. For example to "promote" antivirus or cloud shield products.

I'm very curious if anyone has been in the dark side and are willing to share their knowledgr. I figured there must be a chain of criminals such as 1) people who care more about tech so they find exploits and build malware, and 2) people who wants profit so they purchase the products from group 1 and run operations, 3) people who are good at social engineering can probably shine too
I wonder what kind of collusion Europe is up to, with salaries at 50%-20% of those available in the US.
It's definitely a challenge. A good start is to instill a sense of accountability in people, that there is a Day of Judgement where they will face God for their actions. Improve infrastructure and education. Crack down hard on crimes.
It isn't you living those lives though. What is the difference between this and downloading someone else's memories?
It's written in rust. Python is just glue in this case. Very deceptive article. Write it in pure python and show the results!
I wonder if this gave South Park the idea for "marklar" [1]?

[1] https://southpark.cc.com/clips/151539/welcome-to-marklar
Martian colonist? (Though the reality is likely to be grueling, risky work, no matter how sepia-toned the sky. With a tiny number of actual positions.)

Lunar colonist? (Similar, though "colonist" might be a bit less hyper-optimistic a title.)

Fusion power plant operator.

Nanoengineer.

"Impossible food" flavor/texture/etc. artist. (Kinda like a chef, with not-quite-Star-Trek food-making technology.)
All talk, no action
How big are the internal compute sleds at the hyperscalers? They use OpenRack and then subdivide them right?
Russia has lost already if you consider the downstream consequences of the last 12 months actions on the world. I feel so sorry for the average Russian who had nothing to do with this and has collectively been fucked up the arse by Putin and his cronies, there's a lesson here for everyone who votes in a rabid nationalistic leaders.
I have a dumb question: when someone implements a backend like mps for stable diffusion, what are they actually implementing? Shims for Nvidia proprietary stuff that doesn’t exist outside of CUDA?
Archive link: https://archive.ph/xUgrV

Interestingly, this article was published 4 days prior to yesterday's public reveal of the hack breach.
If you click/tap on the relative timestamp next to the comment, you’ll be taken to a dedicated page where you can reply. Same way I replied to yours.
That would work if their reference 3090s were not notoriously hitting 110C on the memory junction with any significant memory load, spinning fans to the volume of Concorde flying cruise speed. Other manufacturers actually had that problem covered.
Isn't Bill the person that should be trusted for this kind of stuff? His foundation has been doing work on infectious diseases for decades.
Lottery winnings are liquid.
Marriage is also a privilege, not a right.

And yet…the 14th Amendment (and CRA) still applies, so…gay marriage is the law of the land.

All adult, non-felon American citizens legally have the same rights, responsibilities, and privileges regardless of their age, sex, country of origin, marriage status, etc., etc., etc.

It's 2022 and that's the law. Why would you think it would be anything else?
Having a baby in a few months
Hmm. Would you say "shit" is countably or uncountably plural?
Facebook's interface is heavily burdened with ugly templates, is needlessly complex and clunky. Page crashes! Facebook is also draconian about logging in, can't see much if you're not logged in, thus FB is elitist. You're required to you hand over your identity and submit to forced content and advertising. I personally fully retreated from Facebook permanently by 2009. Good for you, if you don't mind giving up privacy and being a product, but it is not for me.

Craigslist's interface isn't sexy, but it is impressively fast and stable. No page crashes, ever. No forced content. No login necessary to search, often no account necessary to contact sellers. If an account is required to contact a seller, it is anonymous and disposable. Craigslist works the way the Internet used to work before it was taken over by advertisers, tracking and javascript. I hope it never changes, and I wish more web developers would take their cues from its simplicity and potency, because the more complex and tricky a website gets, the worse it is, unilaterally.
do you have any links to legal scholars that share this point of view?
A project idea that I've been daydreaming about for a while (but haven't moved past research) is a cleanroom implementation of the online game Space Station 13. SS13 is built on the BYOND game engine, an ancient, closed-source client/server platform with a clunky, proprietary programming language. There have been a few attempts to rewrite SS13 in Unity or custom 3D game engines, but they've all suffered from second-system syndrome and development stalled. Plus they don't leverage SS13's most valuable asset: its existing game content, a huge library of game scripts and assets still being actively developed.

My vision is a new client with an interpreter for BYOND's proprietary language that can execute SS13's existing content unchanged. Compile the client to WebAssembly so people can play and develop the game in a browser without installing any software. Unshackle the game from depending on hosted servers by making the client peer-to-peer using WebRTC. If the new client dethroned the BYOND client, then incompatible improvements could then be made to its fork of the BYOND language.

The name for this project in my head is "Babylon 13". :)
I personally would be more worried about getting customers, not legal issues or building a solution. I personally wouldn’t go after an existing market, not something I find interesting.

My core point was don’t ask for legal advice on the internet; have lots of legal experience and given the simplicity of your question, to me it tells me that you don’t either have the desire to do your own research and/or experience to do it; which is fine, but lots of people on the internet will claim they know what they’re saying and frequently do not or don’t have time to understand specifics of your situation.

All and all, to me, sounds like you under estimating how hard it is to sell people; that is, even if you had a legal and literally copy of the software and knew how to operate it at the scale needed, why would those companies do business with you?

(Please don’t answer, just trying to make the point that business is not just about having a solution people need.)
More like a dystopian horror movie
HES Complete Guide to Electric Strikes for Door Locks (2003) [pdf]
Are Nest locks not HomeKit compatible?

I know Nest announced a coming HomeKit integration in early 2021. I wonder what's taking so long.

Is this what Sundar P. was talking about with all the productivity threats? /s
There's sixel [0] to display pics in text terminals. Also apparently the kitty terminal has a custom protocol to blit graphics on text terminals too [1].

There's a library with some impressive demos called "notcurses" if you are curious what kind of graphics can be displayed in a terminal ... the author uploaded some demos to YT showing the capabilities. It's been discussed in HN a bunch of times [2].

0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sixel

1: https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/graphics-protocol/

2: https://github.com/dankamongmen/notcurses
- https://hn.algolia.com/?q=notcurses
I've had bad enough luck with component failures that I've probably cost them nearly as much in RMA costs as I've paid them for products - but I've still always had a good experience with their customer service and warranty processing for motherboards, power supplies and GPUs. Definitely a shame to have them step out of the GPU market.
Ah, well in that case, I say that white men had a pretty good run, and if it's time to fire them, then I'm ok with that.
In that case, why not cast a lot?
Hell, if only because the reference cards use those shitty tiny loud blower fans, at least the ones in my price range.

I DGAF about the leds and bullshit but I want quiet fans.
I never understood what value these third parties (EVGA, MSI, etc) were providing over just getting the card straight from NVIDIA / AMD.
I don't believe they are saying two different things, given the indication of mental health considerations- I would imagine that it is not true that people become vet tech's only for love and don't actually want to make more money. You can't pay bills with your pride. This is an issue with nurses, among other professions. Yes they love what they do, yes they also want to be paid worth their societal value. It's diminishing to think otherwise.
The font is unreadable, very thin
No, I'm commenting on the complaints about migrants coming here without acknowledging that we effectively forced them to due to our actions.

Between the War on Drugs and agricultural dumping we have deeply damaged their economies and political stability.

https://nacla.org/article/mexico-cost-us-dumping

(oh, and let's also not forget how US Big Ag utilizes these vulnerable migrants to maximize their profits).
It's been ages, but this use of unions reminds me of the VARIANT structure definition from Windows OA/COM:

[1]: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/oaidl/ns-...
If I remember, 3C checks the battery voltage, no need to remember that. 2H, turbo level, that is only on some lights. I don't think mine has it. Park ranger should just set level 4 and say click on, click off. Park rangers usually won't lend out expensive lights like this anyway, I'd expect. It is intended for a nerdy user who wants a fancy light. Anyway, you can reprogram the UI any way you like.
Im not so sure. Reddit isn't super popular in Russia because it got banned around 2014 right when it was really getting popular in the west. Twitter only recently got blocked there this February, so I believe more Russians are familiar with it than Reddit. Just a theory
I used to do this with my animal crackers. The ones with horns, ears, or pointy noses have an obvious advantage, with the stronger crust concentrated in a smaller area.
Yes, the easiest way to do this is buying 2 routers that support a VPN server and a VPN client. Any OpenWRT capable router should be able to do this for you, gl-inet built a business by selling routers with custom OpenWRT-based firmware with a streamlined UI for exactly this: you log-in go to the tab for configuring the OpenVPN/Wireguard server/client and you have yourself a private tunnel.