skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I live in Japan while my parents and sister live in Brazil. I think in terms of distance, it is the worst case you can get.
My father in law is from here, but my mother in law lives in China. This also adds to the complexity.
It is hard to go visit, tickets are twice as expensive as they were before Covid, thus only longer vacation periods make sense.
You can always talk with your family through phone or video calls, but the time zone differences can get in the way of when you can do it. You can still hear what is going on with their lives and be part of it, although you will go more distant, communication is not the issue.
The real problem is when people die or get sick, you cannot be there fast enough, you cannot properly support them, and they can get suddenly really busy and you don't even hear from them when the thing you most desire is to be there. You will feel responsible and blame yourself.
So in order to live with that, you must have something important going on, beyond a better job with a bigger salary. It must be aligning with your own personal dreams and development, and you will only feel at home if you create some new roots.
I wonder if a IPv6 tunnel broker to get IPv6 addresses would help with your Starlink problems.
This is just a poor analysis. By the time it came out, DRDOS was irrelevant. The G4 cube was expensive, and comparatively slow, and unreliable. The Zune had some extra features that were irrelevant to most users, a poor ecosystem and was quickly outclassed as the iPod continued to develop. WebOS definitely had some pioneering UI features, but developing apps in JavaScript was fatal for performance. Windows Phone did use flat design rather than skeuomorphism, and this was clearly the way things were going, but the platform as a whole was simply wasn’t better than the iPhone, which simply shifted to flat design soon afterwards.

These products just weren’t better. They had one or two features that were better, and that’s it.
Have you worked with typescript? Adding strict types to JavaScript fixes pretty much all the complaints I use to have when working with frontend services/clients.

Typescript isn’t a “now you have two problems” anymore than types in any other language are.
"Google is deprecating Alphabet."
There is a non-OSS solution for mac: https://www.mediaatelier.com/CheatSheet/
According to the RustBelt paper [0]:

> so long as the only unsafe code in a well-typed λRust program is
confined to libraries that satisfy their verification conditions, the program is safe to execute.

I think the main caveat is that IIRC, the RustBelt unsafe rules do not cover ALL uses of unsafe in the wild, they analyze only a subset of Rust as whole, and of course, unsafe usage actually has to obey the rules. But I'm hardly an expert here.

That bug report basically says they broke the unsafe rules and thus the guarantee no longer holds (and there is UB).

[0] https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3158154
Could the higgs lead us to dark matter? [video]
Check video hw decoding, I had this issue, I now use chrome for video
I’m a little envious of people that can get away with that. I never will as a developer. But I would definitely switch from Apple to Samsung if I only had a phone. Life would be a lot easier with Dex docking.
This argument is indistinguishable from what you are trying to rebut.
But why would game programmers care about shader core latency??? I seriously don't understand.

We're not talking here about the latency that gamers care about, the one that's measured in milliseconds.

I've never seen any literature that complained about load/store access latency in the shader core. It's just so low level...
But would the code really work without the type checking?
Uhhh....they don't add on unnecessary charges? Like a paint coating you didn't ask for?
Google Hiring Chrome Extensions Developer Relations Engineer
Text of the tweet

> We're hiring @ChromiumDev! The Chrome Extensions Developer Relations Engineer will work directly with developers, helping them adopt Manifest V3 and build extensions using web/browser API’s.
Can't wait for the Onion article proclaiming that Google is discontinuing Google Search. Or will it be an Onion article? Maybe Google will come up with some alternative that can further advance their ad business.
A 16-bit machine slower than most 8-bitters.

I did find the instruction set to be nice to code for once I'd upgraded enough to get access to assembly.
Live 2 hours by plane away; with text/voice/video chat, it works fine. Don’t visit often as no one really sees the need as we talk daily (usually WhatsApp) anyway.
> 1. Spidermonkey.wasm is the basis of Fastly's JavaScript on Compute@Edge support.

How difficult is staying up to date with SpiderMonkey's latest or pre-release upstream versions? Do have to maintain your own SpiderMonkey patches to make upstream work for you?
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You did it because it was a job well done and you took pride in it.

Despite the naysayers, aint nuttin wrong wit dat.
I dont know why quantum computers get so hyped. We are obviously still very far away from practically useful devices. We inch closer, but we are talking decades not years away.
Wow that strawman is really quite poor. I really hope you can do better than that...

If you want a Ferrari, go buy one. They have quite long waiting lists from what I've heard.

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In order not to be completely off topic: Apple might have just the same problems with parts stolen from their suppliers but since every single iPhone needs to be activated, I'm very sure they would be able to catch "iPhones made entirely from stolen parts". So this is clearly not it. The fact that they don't sell anything will probably make this whole thing quite worse because if you could buy a genuine display for 250$ from Apple, why would you really buy from anyone else? That market would of course exist but it would be much much smaller.

I would not expect them to sell motherboards or for exampe face id sensors without some kind of pairing. But batteries and LCDs? Come on!

They are doing it just to stick it to anyone who wants to repair their device. Quite sad when you think about the origins of that company :-(
For a time outlook 365 wouldn’t receive all keystrokes, this was for months, when I finally got fed up I googled it and users reporting it resolved their issue by using chrome.

But then there’s electron also…
I wonder if the "moving and storage company with no experience or expertise in data destruction" was owned by a relative or friend of a Morgan Stanley exec.
Somewhat related: https://danluu.com/look-stupid/
T25 Frankenpad
Just remember that what Tesla saves you in the purchase experience will come back to bite you in the service experience. You need to go into the delivery process as sanely as possible and be willing to walk away from it if you see any issues that you want fixed. The problem is that by that time you will have been waiting a month or more for your car and will then be back at square one and on Tesla's shit list to boot.
Can they at least let me make it smaller? I did the workaround with the registry setting, but it cuts off some of the time and date.
If it were an independent company they wouldn't have let it rot so miserably because they would have incentives to pay attention to it.
I'm not mad that Serial didn't provide doubt or prove guilt, though I am somewhat frustrated that the reporter seemed to have so much doubt that (in my opinion) wasn't justified by what she presented in the show, what I am mad about is that it largely amounted to just several hours of someone saying "Maybe he is guilty, but also maybe not?" without any real narrative or arc or progression. I felt like the story ended exactly where it started with no real meaningful change in how the reporter felt, the facts of the case, or even without giving us a particularly compelling biography of Adnan.

Everyone made such a fuss over this podcast and in the end absolutely nothing happens in it on any of the axis that could have been interesting and it felt like such a waste of my time after I finished it
MIPS showed up in '85 but by then there were dozens of 68k based unix boxes in the field (I worked for UniSoft, we did over 100 68k unix ports, including the lisa and the mac 2.

Back in the mid-80s CISC was still a real thing, intel hadn't really embraced 32-bits yet, if you wanted a unix microprocessor you went for a motorola 68k or nat semi 32k (there were a couple of others with a lot fewer design wins) - at the time every man and his dog seemed to be building a 68k based unix box in his or her garage - we had people come from Yugoslavia, one group Sweden bought a 1st class seat for their wire-wrapped prototype ....
What does being Platonist mean in this case; I wonder. The definition I've been given once is just that mathematical objects exist, but philosophers take it to mean that one believes in Plato's Theory of Ideas. The Theory of Ideas is a major development by Plato, but it has fatal flaws as set out in Plato's Parmenides. If so, I wonder how these Platonists have chosen to resolve it.
Amazing software. Will use it daily!
Tesla is creating a simulation of San Francisco in Unreal Engine
I think the point is that you’ve publicly claimed that this location exists and used it as part of an argument against Apple, but when asked to name it, you can’t.

An honest person would have no reason to hide the location. I think it’s fairly clear that you’ve been caught in a lie.
True and I like GraphQL but in many cases your UI needs data in a way that isn't available on your existing endpoints. Ex: summary data / aggregations for reports or analytics. Or simple things like fullName on a user entity, a displayAddress, a display greeting based on their user group, you get the idea. You can do all of this on the frontend but it just becomes messier.

This is what I'm referring to.

So you still need to write some new graphql resolvers on the backend and update your graphql schema. Not much different from writing some new REST api endpoints or expanding an existing endpoint.

But if you use GraphQL then I agree on the benefit and approach still of having as much of your data logic on the backend. And with GraphQL you have a schema that is readily available, auto-documented and available for frontend devs to use for current and future components.

Which is better than having that logic on the frontend IMO.
Wouldn't a good skill based matchmaking system take care of that?
I have been using QC since 2018, the platform is great to research, implement and run algo trading strategies. The team is amazing, they keeps delivering new features and improving the trading engine, everything is open source and it works like a charm. Big fan!
Pretraining a custom BERT model
> This works because closures capture data in a scope, whereas mutable class instances could have gotten changed and refer to a single `this` instance.

So `this.state` is hard to optimize?

> Hooks had nothing to do with v8 optimizations or `this.state`.

Huh? That's what you just said. The spec makes it hard to optimize. The JIT compiler can't infer enough about the shape of the data.
Can you give an example where this has been the case? That a ceremonial monarch or executive is now an active participant in government?
This is completely random, but what pixel scrolling strategy are you using? Do you allow sub-pixel positions or do you clamp to a pixel grid?
> Let’s remember that it took Google 53 qubits to create an application that could accomplish a supercomputer function. If we want to explore new applications that go beyond today’s supercomputers, we’ll need to see system sizes that are orders of magnitude larger.

And it turns out that Google didn't even do that. Further research [1] has indicated that the suspected case of quantum supremacy was not valid, as the problem can be solved classically without a supercomputer. So we have yet to see a demonstration of quantum supremacy from an NISQ system.

[1] https://gilkalai.wordpress.com/2022/08/06/ordinary-computers...
It's very common to build your own low power (5 watts) transmitter and use code. No fancy electronics or computers needed. People do it out in the woods from inside their sleeping bag in the dark.

Edit: [0][1]

[0] http://naqcc.info/

[1] http://www.qrpme.com/
I just don't buy it.

By that logic, as long as I don't own a company I have no carbon footprint if I drive a Hummer everyday, have my meals flown in from France, and lease a power hungry mansion.

After all, the Hummers carbon footprint belongs to the auto manufacturer and oil company, the footprint of the flights belong to the airline company, and the owner of the mansion is responsible for my extravagance. I'm not responsible for my carbon because the companies are the ones that sold me all these things I enjoy
Sooooo agree. Let's layer an abstraction on top of an abstraction to abstract the abstraction.
Remember that Sun made lots and lots of 68k based systems before they built their own chips
LOL. Google built a product so similar to an existing product that customers have trouble telling them apart. Why? So they could cancel it. And so somebody could get a promotion for launching a new product. Oh Google, never change.
Got it! This is great for my productivity. So unfortunate that Microsoft didn’t even offer users an option…
to phrase it a little nicer; they may not have technically known but that would be due to naivety / willfull blindness that there is at least of possibility of something like this happening, but the payout was worth more than the downside risks to the decision makers who stood to benefit
Meanwhile actual bots can just purchase "clean" residential IPs from shady sources. Cloudflare is the worst thing that has happened to the internet.
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It's not a magic bullet — sometimes it's not practical — but Rust was built with interoperability with C/C++ in mind. Many Rust projects are built with C/C++ dependencies. Mozilla's use of Rust in Firefox is a good example of gradual adoption and interoperability.
Neither stadia.dev nor Amazon Lumberyard (nee CryEngine) are "games" but I would not be shocked to find either pretty well in the top 10. (and Epic's been at Fortnite for a long time; surely that must be on the list somewhere?)

I really think there's huge opportunities for server-centric gaming, where things like lighting don't need to be run per client. I'm far from scoffing, I think there's huge potential. But it also hasn't really materialized, yet, under these banners.
This is an interesting article and comment thread on wiki and their funds.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32840097
The reason we don’t guillotine people is because Robespierre guillotined everyone and now we know that murdering people politically is an addictive substance.

Also let’s be clear, the reign of terror was an absolute shit show in every since of the word as was killing the king. 30 years of war just to have another monarchy to overthrow isn’t exactly a great move.
From what's in the picture, no more VAXen, no more SGI boxes, the SUN boxes you love are gone,(assuming you meant the Sparcstations, and not the SPARC 64 stuff), and that Zaurus sitting on top of the left VAX got put out to pasture, too.

Longsoon came and went as a platform between then and now (or at least I didn't see one in the picture, I don't remember what year they came out) and they support more ARM hardware and RISC-V as a platform now.

Assuming they don't have too much ARM hardware, they can probably fit everything they support on one rack now.
That's how they get you though. Show off a compelling demo and promise the world, but never deliver. Star Citizen is the Moller Skycar of video games.
Deprecate search results for all keywords, only serve search ads?
If you can see past the bibleness on the web page, the video really is pretty decent and contains no religious content.
PC gaming today: pay absurd prices, take time setting everything up, sit in an uncomfortable desk chair hovering a mouse.

Console gaming: cheaper, plug it in your tv and you're done, sit on your couch, use a controller.

I use a PC for a lot of things but gaming will never be one of them. The console looks great as it is.
I assume the logic is that you need to demonstrate you have driven X thousand times, never with alcohol on your breath, before you can say your DUI problem has been solved.

I guess you are free to not drive in a month, but then the tester will need to stay attached to your car longer till you have demonstrated you are rehabilitated.
I'm not aware of anyone claiming there was _no_ fraud. That would be silly. In a country with over 300 million people we can't possibly know that _no one_ successfully committed some form of fraud. Especially given the fact that we know for a fact of a number of people who tried both for and against Trump.

The claim is simply this: there is not, to date, any evidence of fraud sufficient to cast doubt on the election results. Your Gueillermina Fuentes is a perfect example of this. We're talking about 4 ballots. Even if we accept that all of those were Biden votes that would've otherwise gone to Trump (which is an unreasonable assumption), it changes the count by a total of 8 votes. You'd need 1300 all cheating for Biden against Trump (there have been Trump voters caught cheating too) to change the election.

That's evidence of an individual commiting a crime, not of a stolen election.
Yeah in Māori - kākā, kāka, kakā, and kaka are all different words
Can we not get use out of them now though in data centers and as coprocessors for specialized devices?
Generally rust prefers to keep things out of the standard library because it's hard to change/improve a standard library. They try to give enough useful stuff and then leave all the other stuff to easily downloadable packages.
Why is everybody pretending the recommendation system is designed to show you what you want to see, rather than to maximise ad revenue?
Yes, the sales/marketing and design professionals clearly did their jobs.
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Clickbait Remover for YT (removes the eye-catching thumbnails)

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Dark Reader
Likely they mean one of the step exams. Med school and residency are a brutal game - the exams don’t stop till you pass the boards at or around the time you become an attending!
Splitting when the project looks like it's gonna make money is the American way.
(Thanks for the public funds. khaaa chingg)
Hey now, let’s not chastise a major provider of 300k+/year dev jobs too much ;)
> Most of the other ones considered weren't quite there yet

From what I recall, quasar managed to update very quickly.

Vuetify is currently in Beta for Vue 3 as they went with a greenfield rewrite to deal with tech debt. I rolled it out to a production site recently and it works well.

BootstrapVue completely dropped the ball, despite the corporate sponsorships the original maintainers went missing for a whole year & bailed. It got new maintainers at the start of the year, but they've been delayed by current geopolitical events.
I used this modal UI because I think it's less annoying than a traditional homepage. Most web apps have a homepage that requires you to sign in before you can use the app. I wanted to send people straight to the app and allow you to see and even try the app without signing in.

I actually made a whole video about this : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjKxpks13Zw
Well if you just let the car sit there all month then there is no reason you need to take it into the shop to be “calibrated” which costs 45-55$ per month.

Oh and by the way the interlock calibration installation / removal / calibration business is privately owned and only open Monday through Friday 9-11am 2-4pm by appointment only.
In medical images, you don't record first and then compress later. Instead, you make sparse measurements and then reconstruct. Why? Because people move, so getting more frames/sec is a thing; you don't want people to stay for too long in the machine; and (ideally) with the same setup, you can focus on a smaller area and get a higher resolution than standard measurements too.
Redox receives $393k Ether donation
I finally got a chance to check. DLSS is set to "auto".
General settings are: Ray Tracing Ultra, Texture Quality High, all advanced settings set to "high", ray tracing is set to "Ultra" not "Psycho".

Looks like I was wrong- the benchmark shows average FPS of 30, not 60. When I change DLSS to "Ultra Performance", then the FPS is 59.29 (I assume vsync) and I didn't see any visual differences in the benchmark. With DLSS at "Quality", average FPS is 27, with drops as low as 9, and obvious visual frame skips.

At the very least, seems like I should force DLSS to Ultra Performance, so I bring the average FPS during complex scenes up.
That’s the problem.

this player was at the top of the matchmaking ladder

that (very small) population had a lot of people who wanted to avoid him

he couldn’t get games at his current level, and he couldn’t rise above that level, because there was nothing above that level
> you for drunk driving or excessive speed driving or both?

I’m against a system that refuses to let me drive because it thinks I’m drunk. Or a system that would prevent me from breaking the speed limit, at my discretion, e.g. in an emergency.
What are the odds quantum algorithms end up as a no true Scotsman (but without the fallacy) where everyone found turns out to have some classical workaround/solution?
Nested tasks are something I'd like to add. I'd like to first replace the text editor library with a code-editor like codemirror, which would allow me to more easily handle things like indentation level.

I got stuck trying to implement codemirror in a way that works, but I'll try it again when I have time.

The app is written in Imba (https://www.imba.io) and the back end is Firebase.
> the sales manager was a Jewish accounting major

One of these things seems out of place when listing qualifications
It can be very simple to setup. Think single binary to run, or lambda to deploy (yes this is possible) with the URL back to it.

I imagine a binary, with a simple Admin UI allowing you to crawl some domains recursively would be enough to index your own website, and then have those results shared.

Where I could see this being really useful, is let someone who knows everything about pokemon provide the index for searching pokemon information. Then when they federate, provide a taxonomy saying "for queries that have these words, call me". Suddenly you have a very high value search source for pokemon.

Throw in some zero click info information boxes and you have added a lot of value.
I understand your frustration, but I think you’re missing what is actually meant to be a helpful takeaway from this.

Essentially, all these frameworks ARE part of a cycle that repeat, and in time we all start to see it. Most of them just iterate on previous concepts, with some core concepts going way back to the late 60s, 70s and 80s.

What remains the same is the underlying Javascript language itself, and more importantly, fundamental software engineering and computer science principles.

Learn the fundamentals, and they will help you learn every new framework and language more easily, and in more depth.

If you really just want to get a job using JavaScript, then you might be best off browsing job postings to see what kinds of companies are hiring for which frameworks, and go from there.

But if your goal is literally to learn JS and find the right tech stack for you, unfortunately there is no replacement for learning the basics, and then picking a framework that looks interesting, and building something in it to see if it clicks with you.
C'mon! With Google, every product is in danger of being deprecated. I was always giving them the benefit of the doubt but not anymore.

I think there was an alternative on HN a while back.