skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Unfortunately limited to 2x10 only
I also am spinning up some projects and tooling to have standardized, cryptographically signed, language agnostic, vcs agnostic, and publicly publishable/searchable code reviews for any open source project.

I have been thinking about this deeply for years, built internal tools like this for companies, and been pleading with package manager maintainers for collaboration.

Some of my clients have made said they would strongly consider publishing internal dependency reviews to such a platform if it existed.

Sounds like we have some common goals. Would love to keep in touch on new developments. Contact info on https://lance.dev
Apple Industry Association of America
My working definition:

Canceling is when a person with power experiences social consequences from their actions similar to the consequences a person without power is likely to experience from a similar action.

YMMV.
I think this is rather naive. I agree that the foreign aspect is an important component but let's also recognize that TikTok's success is because they are so successful at this data collection and manipulation. There's two reasons to target TikTok specifically. 1) Foreign influence 2) they are top dog.

Let's also recognize that Uber is not collecting data on what you watch and what social activities you participate in. Google and Meta are much better examples than Uber. But Google and Meta have also not captivated the attention economy of people the same way as TikTok has. You go after the worst offenders and it is clear that TikTok is the worst offender before you include the foreign aspect.
your reply certainly gives me hope that its possible, though i fear i've stared at this diagram for too long and am having difficulty viewing it with a fresh perspective.

some additional context.

im constructing the loop (yellow) with the black dots, which im computing in constant time. the dynamic circle (blue) is being constructed from the two static circles (pink, orange). the white dot is currently being computed by sweeping the already computed loop points from the center of the small circle (pink).

are there any laws or key points that may help me along? are there any similar problems that are well documented that you are aware of?

thanks
Sequoia ARC was a joke and shame on Jess Lee
Fraud and deception

I only applied to the ARC program after seeing an interview from Jess Lee and Emily Chang, Jess described ARC as the program for outlier founders who often GET OVER LOOKED FOR FUNDING. however when you look at who was chosen for this batch, how on earth are 90% of these selected founders f-ing outliers, 1 founder is literally a head at instagram, another founder literally was literally the youngest engineer at amazon and work at a start that sold to twitch, and literally the cherry on top, another founder literally works at sequoia and had already raised 7M in funding. F sequoia and I’ll never let these scumbags invest in my company or future companies. Im not mad I wasn’t selected, I’m mad because they used the hardship of minorities and exploited that for marketing, only to go around a fund mfs who could easily get funding.

Disclaimer I apply this last batch and didnt get accepted or even interview but seeing the companies that were picked this batch has me sick to my stomach.
Amazing feat

Amazing legs, lungs, heart, brain, etc etc too
A lot of places do teach intro CS in javascript because it solves the environment problem very nicely. Everybody has a web browser and so everybody has a javascript execution enviornment.

I don't see how this is so terrible. Few of the actually hard problems in either software engineering or computer science actually depend deeply on the programming language one uses. FP isn't somehow morally superior to other kinds of programming. Several of the engineers I respect most on this planet started programming Perl. They didn't die.
> This kind of reads more as a guide to make professional acquaintances by talking to people on twitter.

Agree with this. Not that there's anything wrong with it, but it's not the same thing as friendship.
I am not here to decide whether Magnus is a good or admirable person or not. I am simply attempting to observe the mental states of the people at the top level of chess. I would say Magnus is not out of the ordinary for what he is, which is a top-level sportsman, but compared to a regular person, he's probably a little odd. as is Kasparov and as was Fischer especially.

however, with these three being the most famous, perhaps they are a skewed sample. on the other hand, that skewedness is part of the data because, by being famous, the mental impact on them is and was probably larger.
My comment doesn't detract from that demand. What I'm pointing out is that Apple will suffer from this at a much larger scale, therefore it makes sense that they will fight tooth-and-nail to stop it.

The 'platform fee' shpiel is a distraction from the real problem: iOS must allow alternative storefronts if it wants to survive long-term antitrust scrutiny. There is no other logical outcome.
How moddable is the game? Can users do any of this?
New calculator feature request: export the calculation stream to the clipboard and CSV/excel, same as old paper tape calculators.
have noticed a lot of reddit stuff is getting recycled here lately.
Well, I've done several, and one of the pull tabs generally breaks no matter how slow and careful you are. Then, it's on to reheating everything and dragging a monofilament under the battery. Without a vacuum hold-down stage, it is difficult and annoying. I don't recollect iFixit recommending IPA, does that work?
OpenAI begins allowing users to edit faces with DALL-E 2
I agree. I feel like deleting a collection should require at least two requests, one to get a deletion authorization token, and another to perform the deletion with the token. The RESTful equivalent of "are you sure?". It's terrifying to think millions of records are just one DELETE request away from oblivion.
It’s not that easy. https://github.com/reactjs/reactjs.org/issues/3896
You need to read the url and follow the instructions on creating a personal access token (PAT) and then you can push via HTTPS again.

You can't push via HTTPS Authentication user/password anymore.
They're gifs...
You can report things accurately and still be serving propaganda. Its about what you are choosing to highlight, what language you use to describe something, and what you choose to omit from your narrative.
Put me down for the peninsula chapter!
Not sure about that, but successful ones do (personal experience).
> Humpty Dumpty: UK nursery rhyme nominally about an egg.

there's an interesting piece on the web about how HD is not necessarily an egg, that that idea comes from an illustration added long after the nursery rhyme was well established.

https://literature.stackexchange.com/questions/1489/how-do-w...
Yeah.... About that

Just give it 20 or so years until the editors write out their own autobiographical memories, that's how it always works, that's how it worked during the yellow press period of the US-Spanish war and that's how it works today, to be ignorant of history is just pure naivety, but some people like to have their minds be managed, they like to not think, so be it as it may
We do this in all of my projects. It’s a pita and tedious but on big enough projects with big enough clients (governments) things like deleting a prod database means CNN shows up on your front lawn.
Is the great firewall of china anglophobia?
More US Employers Are Trapping Workers in a New Form of Indentured Servitude
All I’ve found is that you don’t like the idea, not why
Corporation acting dirty? No way, color me surprised.
Teslas have a pretty bad build quality.
> random people come by and make demands with zero plans to pay for it.

Perhaps we should then oppose the whole "hustle culture" which such attempts are part of (i.e. make demands without willing to pay, see whether they stick).
It's used in place of the letter "o", so not purely a diagram but it feels like the role of a font to me, not a dedicated character.
Here's Alperovitch predicting it, who called the Russian invasion of Ukraine far in advance, while you were busy denying it would ever happen.

https://www.politico.com/newsletters/digital-future-daily/20...

https://twitter.com/DAlperovitch/status/1570831201212203008

Here's you complaining about "horrifying virulence of Ukrainian nationalism", before the further invasion, definitely nothing about the soon to be start of Russian killing of Ukrainians.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27655651

Here's you advocating "Even better, maybe we can push Russia into using some tiny nuke" on Ukrainians.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30794567

That's all I have left to say to an obviously brainwashed war monger.
Samsung mocked Apple for removing the 3.5mm jack, but a few months later, did it themselves. Because the majority of consumers don’t care enough to do anything about it.
I am not saying we can tolerate the other platforms, and there have been great debates and pushbacks on what those other platforms are doing too.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Territories_of_the_United_Stat...

https://ubique.americangeo.org/map-of-the-week/map-of-the-we...
Context for the curious: https://yoric.github.io/post/why-did-mozilla-remove-xul-addo...
They wouldn't do it like that. They'd pull an App store or an Apple News. Block the world, whitelist publishers that jump through your hoops. Then it would be really easy to make a search engine if you are only crawling the top 100 sites or whatever that 99.999% of apple users are visiting anyhow. Most users would probably blind to the fact that this isn't close to actual search, and many more still wouldn't care. Some might actually like Apple removing the SEO spam that plagues google.
There's little value in cancelling Crumb, because he's not influencing modern media or the impressionable youth, and he's not influencing neo facists. The whole point of cancel culture seems to be hitting the biggest problematic targets and avoiding the whole "don't meet your heroes" dilemma before fans naturally come to that crossroads. It's also a practicing example of "sunlight sanitizes" low ideologies.

Or that's my opinion of it. Good or bad it's here to stay for at least a few more years.
I disagree with this in practice. Look at the data collection of the NSA, CIA, FBI, etc.... No one is willing to legislate or limit that.
That may indeed be true. However, the core dispute over
App Store fees will likely remain, irrespective of additional app stores or sideloading, just as it has on Google Play.

Solving the single app store antitrust issue doesn't solve the platform fee dispute.
Tangently related... In drafting, with metric numbers a leading zero is required. With English Numbers, omitting the leading zero is proper.
I love this! Also, today I learned that you can scroll through your history in the built-in android calculator by swiping down on the number input field!
lscpu
A landmark Supreme Court fight over social media now looks likely
See my other comments on this. I tend to have people focus their cycles on easy targets for supply chain attacks such as libraries where there is no evidence -anyone- is doing review.

Most programming language standard libraries generally have at least some first and third party reviews from large organizations like Google, etc. That may not be perfect, but it makes those a much more difficult target than phishing some student programmers github account.
20% said they would require 100% certainty, which is equivalent to stating that not even the most obviously guilty person in existence deserves to be convicted. I'd posit that this is more so evidence that the general population's knowledge of probability is abysmal.
Interest rates are risk free premiums. If inflation is less than them they are profitable this people move their capital into “risk free assets” like bonds, loans etc that are based on that rate. If the risk free rate is less than the inflation rate then people move their cash into higher risk assets like stocks otherwise they lose out to inflation in the long run. This is said to kick start the economy etc.
Went through this process exactly the same "mid-life crisis" couple of years ago. The books;
The Flow-> Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi
Psycho-Cybernetics -> Maxwell Maltz
both helped me pull through it. In my own specific case, it was a combination of lackluster jobs and our own autistic son's growth issues. I fixed my lackluster jobs by challenging myself by setting a goal. A goal to break into FAANG. I know its not the kind of goal one aspires to achieve and wakes you up from the bed. My REAL goal is FIRE(though I am in early 40s) but getting into FAANG would help accelerate that. Both of those books helped me fundamentally "reprogram " myself and gave me focus and motivation to keep chugging. I wish you the very best.
Simple keyboard-driven note taking
3090 also costs 50% more at MSRP (not going to pretend to know the current state of post-ethereum GPU prices).

But ultimately, people who buy halo tier cards generally don't have a budget set, which means PSU, cooling options, and electricity bill aren't an issue. If you buy either a 6900xt or 3090 and can't afford an adequate PSU and electricity bill, you're probably better off with a completely different tier of GPU, so I get why "raw performance" is the crown that gets chased. MSRP of 3090 is roughly double that of 3080, but obviously it's not double the speeds. There's too many things to consider when you consider "best' GPU so "highest performing" is easiest to refine down to.

I don't fully agree, but I get it. And I opted for the 6900xt so you don't need to convince me of the benefits (for me, Linux open source drivers were on the list as well). But I'm not going to pretend like there is a super readily approachable alternative.

userbenchmark.com notoriously changes their benchmark ratings every time AMD releases a CPU because "AMD bad, Intel good". The core i3 9100f is rated higher than the Threadripper 2990wx [0]. And I don't just mean "on the subjective aspects". They put the i3 as rank #167 in all CPUs and the threadripper at #231. Yes, they claim the i3 is faster than the threadripper, because they don't count ANY scores over "8 cores", and Im pretty sure that it means "8 threads" and not 8 cores. Because "no workload needs more than 8 threads, so we're just going to ignore that." They also release a "review" of new AMD products every time they come out claiming that AMD is garbage for made up reasons.

All this just to say that the second any subjectivity is introduced into the mix, you'll wind up with people skewing tables to show the "real fair metrics" that favor their team. I'd rather just say "yeah, nvidia holds the crown and is technically 3% faster, but 3% isn't enough for me to care". I'm not going to start a debate over "Well actually, Nvidia is better because FPS is the only metric that matters!"

[0] https://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/AMD-Ryzen-TR-2990WX-vs...
No, I've been using the Android calculator for years and never realized that it could do that. This is the problem with "clever" UX...
You might also want to note that the fantasy of being able to use the same protocol to drive the local display and also operate over a network, is long dead. It seems like a clever idea but it doesn't actually work. It ceased to be a thing entirely the moment wide area networks became popular. The local and remote cases are two completely different situations that need their own individual attention. Even when developing against X11 protocol you still have to consider this in modern times because the DRI extension is not available over the network.

Compare to a protocol like RDP which is extremely optimized for efficient and secure network operation, but is also way more complicated as a result, and it would be foolish to use it on a local display server.
If you have basically a free money generator, why aren't you putting that in a room to run and make its free money while you work on a second or third free money generator?
Yep! That's the situation, all right. The system I used for many years doesn't work anymore; to keep updating that repo I would have to jump through some hoops dealing with the new security apparatus, which was created for Github's benefit not mine. Maybe some day I'll get around to it, or perhaps I'll never bother. We'll see!

The point here is not that my personal experience matters, but to illustrate an idea from the linked article: every time you introduce some new point of friction to an open-source distribution process, someone is going to wonder "do I care enough to deal with this"?, and sometimes the answer will be "no".
I don’t remember whether Jay had an alibi. Did he? One question I always had is why he was not a suspect.
Very nice! For something quick and dirty (and `apt-get install`able), I usually use jq+fzf like this: https://gist.github.com/reegnz/b9e40993d410b75c2d866441add2c...
For Java, is the JVM apps run atop of compiled for the native CPU architecture? Does this matter?
You could also go the shady route and just make a font out of all the "reference character sheets" that the Unicode site has. Probably not legal and the result would not be pleasant to read, but that's one way to create a font containing all of Unicode.
The challenged provisions of the DMCA have nothing to do with what you do with the material that is being protected by the technological measure that it makes illegal to bypass. That's what makes it so overbroad and constitutionally troublesome.

Section 1201 makes it illegal to bypass access controls regardless of what you do after. You could bypass a technological protection measure that controls access to a copyrighted work and do nothing with the work itself after and it would still be illegal.
The artist Prince changed his stage name to an unpronounceable symbol for a few years. It appears in more than one document. Should it be added to Unicode?
> Cuneiform and hieroglyphics use symbols denoting both sounds and logograms. But Desset argues that Linear Elamite takes an approach more like the modern alphabet. He concludes that the script draws solely on syllables, making it the oldest known writing system to do so. “If the recent decipherment is in all details correct,” notes Krebernik, “the system would indeed be innovative, and similar to the later creation of the alphabet.” The first fully formed, phonetic alphabet is thought to have come into use among Phoenician traders around 1100 B.C.E.

The article exaggerates how unique a syllabary is. The writing system of Akkad and Babylon was almost entirely syllabic, and grew in parallel with Sumerian:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akkadian_language
Training users to be obedient little cogs in the machine
I want a world where I pay creators directly.
I hated Serial so goddamn much. I honestly felt like it did a terrible job of establishing much reasonable doubt and it just sort of... ends? Would you still recommend Undisclosed?
Can you explain the formula or model for the white dot?
OTOH everywhere I've worked has bought licenses both to MS office products and the google analogs. Dropox too. Enterprises buy things if a big name comes and markets it to them. If wind catches that everyone is also buying slack/google drive/whatever, the people in charge of buying enterprise software jump like lemmings. It's insane. Why does every job I join with more than 100 employees pay for three commercial cloud storage providers??? Software salespeople must be really good at their job these days.
This video aligns with my experience. The highways around me in the Western Rockies are plowed 24/7 in the long winter but the bike paths end up with 2+ feet of snow/ice on a warm day and upwards of 5 feet in blizzards/squalls and the snow trucks only make it worse. People ride their snowmobiles on the bike paths in the winter. Nobody rides their bike on the highway in the winter as cars/trucks rarely slow down and the wall of snow made by the snow trucks don't give the bicyclists anywhere to go.
This is awesome!

I sometimes use jiq for this purpose, but I don't like that it tries to evaluate the query as you type, pressing enter exits the interactive session, and that you can't see the source and output at the same time. Jid has similar issues.

Jqp seems to solve all of these problems, plus it has syntax highlighting. I'm going to use this tool all the time.
Not listened to Undisclosed, but I did read a fair amount of Rabia Chaudry's book, and to be blunt, it was very off-putting. She was critical of any objective take/perspective. Her presentation was basically the Truth: Adnan Syed is innocent. Anything that supports that statement was accepted relatively uncritically, and anything that didn't was always suspect.

BTW, she's not merely a friend - she's his relative.
You can already block unwanted calls or emails from unknown contacts today with those tools at least
And yet no word on adding Cistercian numerals?
I think we are hitting a decade of tech winter. Not seeing anything substantial in the 2020s. VR will be limited to gaming & entertainment. Not sure any other platform or tech is emerging at this point.
Also very curious which motivation not to wrap and app it!
The point of the change is to go from allowing extensions unfettered access to read, rewrite and exfiltrate everything you request, to forcing them to declare upfront what they will block.

Sure, there are still going to be some work arounds that still allow extensions to read and change what a user sees, but anyone looking at this honestly can see what the intention is.

Throwing ML at this problem doesn't make sense at all as reading and then rewriting requests is exactly what Google doesn't want extensions doing anymore.
3) Uber finds a loophole that allows them to pay people in #3 less than the federally required minimum wage, exploiting the very people that they rely on to exist as a functional company.

Somehow people are confused how a voluntary action can be illegal if the circumstances that surround that action are not legal.
Ask HN: How do you do a Continuous Delivery?
What software do you use? How much time did it take your team to set up a CD? How much time do you spend on maintenance? How big was your team when you set up a proper CD?
It’s actually Sinterklaas (without a space) and we still call him that :) We also ended up re-importing the American Santa Claus, so these days we have two festive holidays in December.
> I think "why" comments are the most useful, but "what" comments are a bit undervalued. A few types of "what" comments are, I find, very useful:

I agree. However, "what" comments need a little more skill and judgement to know what to write and what to leave out.

Having a terrible memory helps develop that skill, because you kind of get a sense of what you'll want explained to you again in six months and what's hard to decode.
To Germany's credit, they are the second biggest receiver of international immigrants, only behind the US which take in almost a full fifth of all. But between Germans and Americans, the net gainer was the US for the past 30 years[0], though with the gap narrowing in recent years.

Granted, those are small absolute numbers and may not indicate much, but still, if Germany is that much better than the US, why are consistently more Germans choosing to live in the US than the other way around?

[0]: https://www.destatis.de/EN/Press/2020/10/PE20_N068_12411.htm...