skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Many schools are already using Chromebooks. Framework is now making it so they won't get ripped off. This is an incremental improvement that I can see making Framework a lot of money actually
StarlingX, the cloud for edge computing, gets a major upgrade
It's unfortunate. It's one of the better streaming deals. Way more good content on youtube than even netflix.
Congrats to frame.work for creating another decent product. But disappointed that it's an Intel device yet again. Why no AMD? (And can we replace ChromeOS with Linux or FreeBSD?)
> As I tell their recruiters I'd rather eat a cactus than work for them.

That's not much of a statement
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nopal
Your loss.

Personally I think it's my most valued subscription cost. I'll drop everything else before I drop YT PREMIUM.
>Wasnt like half of all US dollars printed in last 3 years ?

No. "Printing Money" is a shortcut term used for many of the measures used by the federal reserve recently, but it's not literally printing money in this case (significantly less than trillion has actually been printed since 2019). Going into the details of the economics of this is a mess, and inflation is absolutely high and causing problems right now, and very likely is higher than official CPI numbers but it's not anywhere near 100% in 3 years. Keep in mind lots of prices dropped in 2020 and were still recovering/suffering in 2021, so that paints a skewed picture vs comparing 2022 to 2019 before covid wrecked things.

> It feels more like 700$ in 2013 would be worth now 1400$??

USD$700 circa 2013 adjusted for inflation is USD$890 in 2022. Feel free to pay more if you feel like it should be more though.
It's true that the students in the school program are high-aptitude, but something like 70% of the students in the middle school where this all started are on the federal free and reduced lunch program (low SES) along with a couple of the top kids in the original cohort, who I taught personally and they were amazing.
According to the article:

> we’ve partnered with ChromeOS because of their commitment to long-lasting speed and transparency. The Framework Laptop Chromebook Edition is built with the Titan C security chip and receives automatic updates for up to eight years, all to keep your Chromebook fast and secure.
_FORTIFY_SOURCE only goes up to 2
For a technology to be legacy, I think it needs to be stale and falling out of use for new projects. I don't see that with Java. New releases with new language features are being released at a faster pace than ever, and companies are still building new products on it.

Java hits a sweet spot of performance, tooling, and productivity that few other ecosystems can. It's biggest competitors are probably C# and golang, and, for various reasons, it is holding its own just fine against them.
This is based on my experience across a variety of startups and small internet-focused companies. YMMV.

Some UML diagrams are useful, but only a small subset of the entirety of UML, and never very formally. Sequence diagrams and class diagrams are especially common. Also, UML officially is very specific about the details of each diagram, but rarely do the details matter very much. The subset supported by PlantUML seems to be plenty. Some of the diagram

Get a copy of Fowler & Scott's UML Distilled and that's as much as you'll ever need to know.
I'm not compelled to defend random HN comments, especially ones that don't have any particular basis in reality. The overwhelming majority of US undergraduates pay a tiny fraction of that for their entire undergraduate career.
I don’t use gmail but I have also seen a big uptick in spam getting into my actual inbox over the last few weeks. I use a filter that hasn’t been updated in years, combined with spamhaus blacklists. To me this means something like spammers have found a way to evade spamhaus blacklists since they were the most effect block to spam in my email chain.
> In order to be one of the cool kids you have to identify as one.

You really don't? Every time I read a comment like this, I think, "Who hurt you?"
https://downdetector.com/status/google/

Seems to coincide with reports of Google being down.
You mean https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32926369
If you say 9x4x3mm for an ant's volume (wild guesstimate based off carpenter ants) (which is way off for most species since they range in size from 0.75 to 52mm[1]) and an Olympic swimming pool as 50x25x2m[2], you get the pool as 2500000000000mm^2 and the ant as 108mm^2 giving an approximate count of 23150000000 or twenty three billion, one hundred and fifty million ants. Which means you'd need about 863931 pools to hold them all at that carpenter size - round up and call it 1.25M pools to hold all the world's population?

[1] https://pestsamurai.com/ant-size-chart-and-comparison/
[2] https://phinizycenter.org/olympic-swimming-pools/
Six months out: why *did* Atlassian buy Chartio?
I work at a company that has used Atlassian for a long time, and once relied heavily on Chartio. I made dozens of dashboards in Chartio, and was sad to see it go away. Over half a year out from their sunsetting of Chartio, I find myself wondering what they were thinking with the acquisition and subsequent shutdown of the product. Does anyone have any insight and/or informed speculation? I haven't noticed any changes within Atlassian products that suggest a use of Chartio's technology. It's all very puzzling to me.
So they do!

I couldn't find any marketing material pointing out the switches on the originals, so I assumed this was a change for the Chromebooks. But you're right, I managed to find an image of a Framework laptop where the switches are visible.
How can you write your own memory allocator in a way that works on Linux and Windows?

Don’t you need to request heap space from operating system via system call?
Will be interesting to read reviews on the battery life.
How can i short Tether?
Oliver Stone’s “Nuclear” – Optimism for climate change and energy security
The bootloader situation is the same as other Chromebooks. It is totally possible to get into and stay in developer mode to do what you would like with the system. In practice, doing things outside of ChromeOS depends on how robust community-driven development ends up around that.
As you already know C and C++ this one is great: https://web.mit.edu/rust-lang_v1.25/arch/amd64_ubuntu1404/sh...

Just go through everything in "3 Syntax and Semantics" and "4 Effective Rust", you already know how to program C and C++ so that is all you should need to know. Took me a few days.
Rust is "safe" and other languages are "unsafe". Haskell is "pure" while other language are "impure". Some macro systems are "hygienic" while others are "dirty". It is not an accident that the humpty dumpties (language designers) chose to use these particular terms for their semantic distinctions. It's useful for propaganda. The mind encounters a colloquial term and equivocates. This happens in both the critics and the evangelizers. Inferences drawn are then often unjustified.
Another good option is to switch to Odysee and be done with youtube
Interesting - does this mean it'll be possible to create a Coreboot edition of the original Framework motherboard design, or is that capability related to Titan C?
the whole of the US stock exchanges and many of the supporting assets, are already like that.
There is a lot more problems than just energy. For example, the way we farm accelerates the degeneration of the global ecosystem. The same with our use of water, both agricultural, and residential.

If you only address fossil fuels, it will help, but won’t solve the issues of ecosystem and environmental collapse.
Talk about shooting the messenger! You have nothing to say about the crimes they exposed?
I don't see how being a "gaming" [1] video streaming service implies that you need to take action against gambling that is implemented via it. They will just move somewhere else. Seems like an ultra tunnel visioned political "issue".

1. One which barely has anything to do with gaming other than having 3 lines of code to store a game identifier with a stream to say which game the stream was mainly streaming. They even have entire streams that do non gaming shit and that's what all the top streamers do most of the time.

In other words, this is outrage porn against streaming services (I think, as like with counter strike go loot boxes[2]. i don't understand your culture though [not that i cant, i just dont care] so I could be entirely wrong). This is no different than when cameras or VHS came out and people complained about piracy and whatever. Whatever political takeaway we're supposed to be getting here is invalid. Twitch is just a streaming site. If I make my own streaming site (which I'll never do, because the web is horse shit), I shouldn't have to hire people to purge gambling on it.

> but you are profiting from them looking at your ads while they gamble

And VHS profited from mass piracy. Get a grip.

2. yeah, loot boxes are fucking cancer, i don't care for making them illegal though as that requires paying more tax and they will just come up with different cancer. you cant fix bad developers
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Collin
> If you didn’t have regulations you wouldn’t be able to consume or produce any modern product. It’s not worth making electronics if your users all have randomly shaped random voltage power sockets installed by whoever built their house, uncontrolled RF emissions, and want to pay you in private bank currencies you can’t spend.

This isn't true at all. You basically backed this entire point up with "company store money is bad" which is true. But The Fed issues "Company Store" money that just so happens to be accepted widely. We don't have a public currency. Without a private corporation (The Fed) we would have no money because congress relinquished it's power several hundred years ago, and in 191x they sealed the deal with the Aldrich Bill. If you want to have a truly regulated socialist utopia you're going to need to go back about 200 years to stop the banksters.

"No regulations" does not mean "no standards". The difference is the onus is on the agreement between the company and user. In a theoretical free market (just like your theoretical land where regulation works) companies would cooperate for base goods like sockets, because by standardizing along sockets, other companies would be able to sell more products. Then they can sell more sockets, and the cycle continues. In fact regulation doesn't guide standardization except in the most surface-level sense.

Uncontrolled RF emissions is another strawman. The free market doesn't mean that BigCo. can drop a 5G tower in my backyard. Again, killing people is STILL bad in the libertarian world and exposing people to danger is similarly bad. As a counter-example, EPA regulations have done very little to stop chemical spills. EPA is an "after-the-fact" regulatory agency and companies have incentive to either buy them out (DuPont) or only fix exactly what they say (BP). There's no indication regulation fixed anything. In fact all regulatory agencies can only act after-the-fact. This makes them fundamentally useless towards protecting people before danger strikes. Do you know what spurs regulatory agencies into action? Wide, large scale, protests. These would also work in a free market. If BigCo's towers are microwaving birds the people have a responsibility to stop them. In the current over-regulated environment BigCo simply defers to the agency, which then drags it's feet for 10 years, and then comes up with a half-baked solution that the company finds another end-around for.

You are conflating "regulation" with "standardization" in order to make a point about how libertarians are smooth brained pseudointellectuals but you ended up hurting yourself in the process.
I absolutely disagree. If anything, this is a total validation of the idea that security does not require a locked-down device.
I dunno... remember all those AOL coasters?
What do you mean by entry level job that financially incentivizes? It seems a bit contradictory.
Yes, because $1100+ for a phone is insane too.
I use Homebrew frequently. It's quite useful, so thanks, Mr. McQ. It's not an "I can't live without" utility, but it is one that I'm glad to have, occasionally (a lot of CLI tools and whatnot, are best installed via HB).

I've been doing open source for a couple of decades (at least). The only real "hit" that I wrote, is now out of my bailiwick, and alive and well, in the hands of a great team.

I have encountered some fairly bad behavior, in my time, but having massive scale, and being deluged by requests, has not been an issue for me (which is just fine).

As far as I know, no one has taken anything I've written, and made themselves rich on it. I release my stuff as MIT (generally), so there's nothing I can do, if they do that. I just tend to write stuff that is "the same, but better," as opposed to "new paradigm" stuff. "Better" doesn't actually seem to mean much to folks, which makes me a bit sad.
Serious skeptics of Tether are not claiming they have $0. Just much less than they claim to have.
Getty Images will cease to accept art created using AI generative models
Email this morning:

AI Generated Content

Effective immediately, Getty Images will cease to accept all submissions created using AI generative models (e.g., Stable Diffusion, Dall‑E 2, MidJourney, etc.) and prior submissions utilizing such models will be removed.

There are open questions with respect to the copyright of outputs from these models and there are unaddressed rights issues with respect to the underlying imagery and metadata used to train these models.

These changes do not prevent the submission of 3D renders and do not impact the use of digital editing tools (e.g., Photoshop, Illustrator, etc.) with respect to modifying and creating imagery.

Best wishes,

Getty Images | iStock
Strongly consistent replication is a harder problem. Working on it but it'll take a while. You can get replication today if you put a custom domain in front of your bucket and turn on cache.

With R2 you can also use a bucket or few buckets per tenant whereas with S3 that's not possible (even if you have a fat ENT contract with them from what I've heard). We've extended the S3 spec to make it possible to list more than 1000 buckets [1]. Currently we still ask that if you need more than 1k buckets that you open a customer support request for us to discuss your use-case.

[1] https://developers.cloudflare.com/r2/data-access/s3-api/exte...
sounds like the page should say "at least eight years" then, instead of "up to eight years"
Not a stupid question!

NVLink is important if (1) if your model doesn't fit in the RAM on a single card or (2) you want to increase batch size past the point of each batch fitting in the RAM of a single card or (3) to increase training speed by spreading the workload.
I mean specifically in the world of online advertising. For a long time it was essentially CPM with no targeting, and that was considered fine.
Is the state of this still "experimental" as it was ~ year ago or so?
I dislike and avoid Google products as much as possible, but I get a lot of value out of YouTube and I am happy to pay them money for Premium to avoid the insane amount of advertisements.
Maybe, but my editorializing is not relevant to the point? Whatever you call it, they're selling THAT, rather than technical services. But, to be blunt: that site is not "recognizing" anything. As ameister14 pointed out - they are offering affirmation.
I counter this with what Snowden leaked. And watching the head of the NSA lie to congress about data collection. [A] FISA is a rubber stamp, no one will give up this power (and I don't blame them). [1] [2]

[1] https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2021/05/foriegn-intelligence-s...

[2] https://www.npr.org/2013/06/13/191226106/fisa-court-appears-...

[A] https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-switch/wp/2014/01/27...
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I think the Doom thing is different as some of the customers werent eating solid food when the original came out.

The NVidia thing is a reflection of them having a hard time segmenting the market. The old “enterprisy engineers” vs “gamers” hasn’t worked for a long time, and they feel they deserve a bigger piece of the action on the server/cloud side.
Sibling comment got it correct, but worth noting that you can install ChromeOS Flex on a regular Framework Laptop. It won't have the same level of optimization that the Chromebook Edition has, and Google only has functionality like the Android Play Store enabled on Chromebooks. https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/chrome-enterprise/chr...
Putin has no choice. He's had no choice since he started all of this in 2014; he can't back down because that outcome isn't survivable for a Russian leader.

It's going to take 100,000+ dead Russians. At some point the military and civilian leadership in Russia will realize that Putin has to go, and that is when all this will end.

There is a lot of death and destruction yet to go. Ukraine will struggle with hundreds of thousands of new bodies arming Russia's antique military machine. Iran is flying in large quantities of drones that will expose Ukraine's forces to effective Russian artillery. But the outcome won't change; Ukraine will ultimately win because it's not a war of choice for Ukraine and Ukraine has the allies it needs to keep fighting.
At least for two of the websites listed by Twitch in the new policy, the websites themselves don’t set the odds. They don’t even make the slot games. A third party creates the games, sets the odds, and provides these websites an API for them to use.

Two of those websites, the ones I’m familiar with, use (at least some of) the same third party websites. For example, Pragmatic Play.

It’s a vastly different conspiracy to say that the websites listed on Twitch’s policy are setting odds in favor of their affiliates when it involves at least two different companies.

That’s not to say this has never happened before, though. There was previously a website called CSGO Shuffle on Twitch that was setting odds in favor of their owners and partners, but those owners and partners also didn’t disclose that they were advertising and didn’t disclose that they were involved in the company.

https://www.theverge.com/2016/7/21/12246138/twitch-bans-phan...
Would an ARM-based mainboard variant be a possibility down the line?
I'm sure they will be able to produce those documents, just so long as there are no followup questions or inquires into their actual account status.

I don't know why they would stop lying now.
I would start with Stroustrup's A Tour of C++.
I think you mean How not Who.

The way i go in these circumstances is to check documentation directly from the tool developer. Most of the times that works out successfully.
I subscribe to youtube premium + youtube music. I think its a decent deal if you watch a lot of youtube. I'm not a huge fan of the occasional "invite family and friends and get free months" ads on my pay for service.

That being said I also subscribe to office 365 and it seems like advertising there is getting worse and worse too. Outlook on windows recently started advertising the android app, because I apparently need to see ads in my paid subscription too.

All of this tells me that I will never escape ads, no matter how much I pay.

If rumble or some other platform gets close enough that I can use it instead, I'll try, but ultimately what makes youtube valuable is its content creators, and youtube hasn't pissed them off enough to make them all switch to an alternative yet, as no one else has the audience and budget.
> coreboot instead of a proprietary BIOS and has Google's Titan C security chip

This is what I was hoping when I got the announcement via email. The question is if this will be locked down to chromeos or if it's possible to install your own keys to load a linux distro while still retaining verified boot capabilities.
I don't think they could win with a "Linux Edition" laptop. What distro would they ship with? Pop!_OS? Ubuntu? Debian? Fedora? Alpine? Manjaro? No matter what they choose, I suspect they'd just get accused of picking sides and the vast majority of users would just re-install with their preferred distro.
Not everyone is living the dream in the US of A, y'know?
For those privileged enough, this might be reasonable. For the rest of the world (bar some exceptions), not so much.
I've added the "Private" button and licensing info in the FAQ, thanks!
What's at issue here is linking to the platform libc for syscalls. If you don't want to use the platform libc's qsort implementation, by all means, don't. But if you want to call gettimeofday, you should do that by calling the gettimeofday function in the libc, not by trying to set up a system call on your own. The former is a stable interface, the latter isn't.

It's annoying that libc combines two completely different things - userspace utility functions, system calls - but unfortunately, that's where history has brought us.
That is fine, as long as it is your belief and you admit you might be wrong.

The issue is when you say Occam Razor is a form of proof and you are "certain"...
This is a legal distinction, not a technical filter. They are telling their users that it breaks their terms of service to upload "AI-generated" images. So if you upload an image and it turns out, through a legal challenge, that Getty learns it was made by AI (whatever that means) - they can just walk away.
It is technically possible to, and we've provided development systems to a few coreboot developers. This is something we'll be putting more energy into next year as we grow the Framework team.
Pretty much any assurance you have anywhere: the people doing the work. Theoretically, that is. I'd have to know the actual people before making a realistic determination as to whether they're not part of the same ilk as those whom they claim to oppose.

As we see in any of the social media platforms with things like selective enforcement of rules: people are policy.
Yup. This is an especially dangerous suggestion when you work for a government contractor. Since a lot of them have their profit margin capped at a specific percentage, the only way for them to increase total profit is by increasing the size of the project.

Suggesting efficiencies that would reduce headcount is a good way to get on executive leadership's threat radar.

Man, I do not miss working for a fed contractor.
We should give the idiots more credit though. Specifically everyone pretty much ignores ads anyway. The main way Google sells ads is convincing advertisers that ad clicks are anything other than miss-clicks and that organic traffic that you would get anyway is actually the result of your marketing campaign.
How's battery life during the ChromeOS equivalent of sleep/suspend/hibernate?
"I find significant value in one of the most amazing resources to exist on the Internet, but I steadfastly refuse to pay a penny for it out of sheer principle. Now, read more as I engage in extensive mental gymnastics to bolster my position and die on this hill."

That's what I got out of this, anyway.
For once i want to say that this article needs an in infographic to visualize the numbers
This is business equipment, so I don't see how salary is relevant.
Yes motion-to-photon. https://www.eurogamer.net/digitalfoundry-2022-geforce-now-rt...
I learned it combining the Book and Rustlings. There's a table in the exercises directory mapping the exercises to the chapters of the book, so I'd every day do the exercises for yesterdays chapter first before todays chapter to have some sort of spaced repetition. For more material, check out https://github.com/jondot/rust-how-do-i-start
very true. your manager and skip might be able to see your impact and performance, but for people who control the purse strings, the only value you can prove is a better offer.