skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My homepage is on Github. Didn't know Cloudflare also provides free hosting. Thanks.
Hope it would be obvious that they updated the article
>Similar in France, books are enormous - huge fonts.

One thing I appreciate in portuguese books is the font size. All the books I order from the UK have a smaller font than what I'd want to read after work.

I don't think the rest changes.
American?
Like I said. It is assumption of being 1 domain. Could be a personal web pages on 2 different domains. Ahah!
Nobody likes it except developers of these annoyances themselves. It's not power, it's toxic annoying dickbar.
IMHO the best solution for you would be to just fire up Plex/Emby/etc on your laptop when needed and use the Plex/etc app on your TV/streaming box and play over the network. Wired is more reliable of course but wifi works fine most of the time too.

You can play back HDR and Dolby Vision 4K content just fine with Plex and it is all decoded on the TV (or streaming box) so no need to mess around with Windows video settings to get HDR looking not-shit.
And you didn't add logic and the historical context you feel it's missing, what exactly is the point of your comment then?
I'd rather recommend something like noip's free tier over Freenom btw.

They're an incredibly skeezy company and if memory serves me right actually are one of the extremely few ccTLD registrars to get fined for mistreating customers (which is extremely uncommon, ccTLD registrars have kinda free range to do whatever they want generally speaking).

In a more direct sense, they stole several domains from me about a decade ago by marking my account as abusive and then tried to resell those domains for ~6.24 euros to anyone else as a "premium" domain name (which I figured out when I made an alternate account) once they got some slight amounts of traffic. Very scummy.

It's a free provider so these aren't unexpected shenanigans, but I'd still advise anyone looking for a registrar to not use Freenom. Go for a dynamic DNS provider instead if you're starting out, there's quite a few with free plans. If you're willing to throw a few bones for a proper domain name, I'd recommend Porkbun myself but there's other options too.
> I regularly chuck stuff on a webserver to share files (like /files/dat-283992.txt) that's only meant to be accessed by people I share the URL with, but that's not possible when the repo is public.

Have you heard about encryption?
When I take it, I break a 200mg caffeine pill in 1/2 or 1/3 and take it couple hours apart. Seems to work better that way for me. I try to operate on only 100mg and occasionally take the second 100mg (remaining of the halved pill).

Also I find that eating a good meal with fats before taking caffeine works better for me. Otherwise I feel sleepy after caffeine.

Also, for faster absorption, I put it under my tongue and let it dissolve. That’s the fastest way to see the effects.
A handful of post docs haven't been able to complete their research projects because Intel's CPU development is behind schedule.
> And please don't bike across the crosswalk, walk your bike across it. Drivers cannot react fast enough to a bike darting across the road

You lost me there. Cyclist feel a lot safer biking across because they can react quicker.

I live in a place that went from having very few cyclists to a decent percentage of all commutes. Dealing with car traffic today is so much easier simply because car drivers have gotten used to cyclist and now pay attention. Most american cities are still at the stage where only risk takers cycle.
I get that from decaf with milk.
Also when u re already tired caffeine doesn't work and might make you more tired
The pound was .87 ten days ago and it's .92 now, up from it's low of .93.

It doesn't appear recovered to me.
I mentioned in this other comment that taking a good meal with fats before caffeine prevents me from feeling sleepy:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33018360
When will the cancerous dust produced by coal plants finally be considered a cost? Nuclear is more expensive than the optimistic napkin math shows, but so is every other energy source! Europe has invested a trillion or two into intermittent green energy sources in the past 30 years —enough to nuclearize the entire energy grid— and is still totally dependent on coal and gas for survival.

The argument has never been that nuclear doesn’t have any downsides. The argument is that without nuclear you’ll freeze. There is no serious alternative. The risks of accidental nuclear contamination are minimal and the risks of nuclear war are greatly underestimated.
That sex-doll gaping face or the fake shocked "Omg I cannot believe everything I'm seeing" face is de rigeur for YT, and I'm guessing it's because The Algorithm (blessed be its bytes) has determined kids click on thumbnails with incredibly exaggerated facial expressions.

It's... weird and a tad scary.
TIP: this is why you set up Google Alerts on your name and any nicknames/usernames you use often.
Or you get jealous of the runtime errors the JS, Rails and Python teams have.
Are you seriously saying it should be Meta's job to continuously reverse engineer a third party client (that doesn't even have a privacy policy) to figure out if it violates users' privacy?

That's absurd. Far more sensible to just ban it and call it a day.
Possibly? I'm less familiar with building iOS applications, but Depot is providing a native Linux amd64 builder VM, so if you're able to build an iOS app in that environment, it should just work.
I think the mechanism was new for the MX Master.
I never watched his videos. Do yourself a flavour by blocking his and similar channels they all produce nothing but crap.
Wow, removing the personal allowance is bonkers and totally against the principle of equality. But, of course, “the rich”…
>was without contamination sticking to everything like and STI

What does 'STI' stand for in this context?
I believe part of why it’s getting more expensive is the lack of investment and innovation, and that’s driven by bad public perception, which drive laws and investigation budgets.
The type inferrence only applies to ReScript code, it's not a magic compiler that can statically analyse JS code and generate interfaces for any arbitrary npm package. For Typescript interop, it can "trust" the TS declaration files, but there is no real guarantee when you're crossing language boundaries. ReScript is it's own language, with it's own type system that compiles down to JS. I don't think there's a reasonable alternative to this.

Take Rust, calls to C code are inherently unsafe, and must be marked as so. You're leaving Rust's source code and type system and calling into external functions that you may not even have access to source code for and that the compiler just can't feasibly vouch for.
Not a Java dev here, at least in part because the amount of ceremony to do trivial things seems excessive.

My understanding is that the ceremony and redundancy is deliberate. You type the same meaning multiple times so the compiler can detect inconsistencies and tell you about them. I.e. it's a feature, not a bug. Slightly analogous to type annotations or unit tests, one wants to write the redundant information in exchange for compiler diagnostics.

Syntactic sugar to make the language less annoying to work in is opposed to that goal, hard to guess if that's better for the target market.
How can you block YT channels ? I've only been able to specify "not interested in this channel"
TIP: this is why you set up Google Alerts[1] on your name and any common nicknames/usernames you use.
We'll go over some of the different types of contract breaches so you know what to look out for and how to prepare.
> 3 people at 0.10% of their time is already 24K, assuming an 80K salary for each of you.

which is less than 80k, yes.

> You don't mention patching systems, or the time spend replacing the hardware racks every x years. It is very easy to underestimate the cost of maintenance.

Please stop assuming stupid shit, ask for clarification if you're not sure what I included in it.

Racking 2 racks took us 2 days, one on site, on on configuration.

Patching is also included in that 10%. We track that time. If you're patching manually you already fucked up, cloud or no cloud. Only time spent actually patching is "difficult" customers that need paperwork for taking down even one server of HA pair.

And it's utterly ignorant to assume cloud somehow saves you on this point, you just have more time used dealing on security stuff on dev side instead of ops side. Hell, I dare to say average VM with auto-updates will be more secure than average container deployment. Or maybe that's our devs that didn't get kicked enough to set their container pipeline correctly...
> For that reason I chose to quit my job as a software team manager in an investment bank and instead went to work as a developer in a startup.

> I decided there’s no point in working long hours in a responsible job helping other people advance their careers if I keep less than 40p of every pound I earn at that point. I may as well do less responsible work that I enjoy instead.

This is an extremely funny takeaway in that anyone who doesn't agree with your ideological position is likely to see this as the tax working as intended.
I give it about 5 years before something like web rings reemerges. It's not just Google being pants. FB, Twitter, Discord, and Reddit are all pants too.

Trust continues to decline in all these information aggregators. Eventually, people find sites they like, and use those sites to find other sources, and it'll be web rings all over again.
But then if 64 is not useful to you, why the 7900X instead of the 7700X and it's 8 cores? The 7700X is way less power hungry and boosts to nearly the same speed as the 7900X.

Genuinely asking as I plan to replace my Ryzen 3700X with a 7700X.
Road use design aside, I do think this is a large contributor to US crashes. Driver education in the US is poor but should emphasize predictability and attempting to understand how other modes could use the road. But making it harder to get a license is an equity issue in a country this driving dependent so DLs remain easy to get.
Genuine question: why are markets disapproving of the economics policy decided by a ... right-wing governement ?

I though markets reacted negatively to socialist governments getting into power, not the opposite.
Kotlin's syntax is cleaner in some most places, more explicit in some places (no implicit nulls, and wrt generics) and much terser when using naked functions etc.

Did Java's papa get jealous?
You could get people to fight to the death with enough money as a reward. Is that ok?
Is Intel's delay really a showstopper for US research? According to top500.org, 32 of the top-100 supercomputers in the world are located in the US. That's way more than any other nation.
"Top-level statements" in C# is a double edge sword: In a long run it will help make C# a bit more approachable to an absolute beginner to programming by reducing "noise" and cognitive load but right now it tends to confuse the beginner due to countless tutorials, SO answers, books, courses being written using using, namespace, class, Main structure.

Which makes the feature kind of pointless. Especially since all teaching materials (and those who have used them for teaching) were saying to just ignore the rest for now and concentrate on

Console.WriteLine("Hello World!");

which is, as it's written, confusing to a beginner anyway ("What is Console?") until he learns about classes, after which both namespace and using get clear(er).
I think you have the wrong acronym.

DMARC are feedback reports to the mail sender on delivery status.

You probably wanted to use DKIM(a way to sign email).
Or perhaps SPF a way to announce authorized amail servers.
Wow, this might be the most ideologically driven take I've seen so far. Not even all of the Tory party are this extreme in their interpretation.

> "policies that mainstream pundits disagree with"

That the Bank of England have had to scramble to compensate for by bringing back QE in a limited form, that previous governers of the BoE have spoken out against, that the IMF has spoken out against, that previous heads of the US treasury have spoken against, that conservative peers and MPs have spoken against, that the markets responded to by having a fire sale?

Those are a few mainstream pundits? LOL.

> If you speak to people in the U.K. many would agree that paying less tax is a positive thing, especially during a global cost of living crisis

Very few of those people would be paying less tax under these plans, as the major reduction is for people earning over 150k per annum - and those are the people already best placed to weather the cost of living crisis.

It's not that the wealthiest are also getting tax cuts, it's that virtually nobody else is.

I'm a high earner and I like money, but this is some self-interested bull**** right here
Here I am fucking annoyed that my PS4 defaults to disney, and not the streaming applications I actually have installed.
> only acts as a conduit

That's a lazy analysis. His creation is expanding a small audience into a larger one.
I meant that if same people went to work to some small unknown company nobody would care as none of their software would have a pull of something pushed by Google
So the helper operates the back end which sends it to, the back end?
Oh yes, you're not wrong.

Many people on the left see tax as an appropriate punishment for wealth.

In their worldview, wealthy people are demonised and dehumanised. The left are convinced that wealthy people are parasitic on society.

This leftwing ideology seems peculiar to me, having seen the data on who's funding public services, and who's benefiting from public services.
I don't want to get in to discussing the politics or ideology here, but.

I wouldn't say that it's just "some people on the left" - I dont want to place myself on either side of the fence but sky news are doing interviews with cross sections of Conservative / Labor / Swing voters and most of them think that this is Truss's fault.

You are correct that this has coincided with the dollar making gains against most other currencies, and the effects of the mini-budget may be difficult to dis-entangle from that, but from the people I've seen interviewed, most people agree that the mini-budget has at least made things worse for the pound. It's worth pointing out that the pound has fallen significantly against the euro too[0].

[0] - XE dotcom
What's an unauthorized device? If I fork chromium and make my own browser what makes it authorized or unauthorized? If I make a CURL request from my terminal is that authorized or unauthorized?

If FB blocked any requests from Firefox Focus they'd likely be in hot water from government agencies.

Do they have the right to block any other app?
Led by the US, the entire world is in a debt spiral, and just like many of the systems that sustain modern civilization, the global economy itself is in various stages of unraveling from its unsustainable path [1]

[1] - https://lookingglasseducation.com/whats-a-debt-spiral-and-is...
I've used 200mg caffeine pills back in college, exactly for the purpose of waking up in the morning.

For me, the tolerance made the effect go away after a month or two. I could take a caffeine pill, and go back to sleep. I had to start taking two, then three, until one morning I took so many I was basically shaking from caffeine, yet I was still sleepy.

Maybe it was just me, though. Everyone's metabolism is different.
The nice thing about traffic is that safe driving can be enforced with proper infrastructure where unsafe driving feels unsafe. And that has the benefit of both forcing drivers to drive safely and keeping cyclists and pedestrians alive (since they no longer interact with drivers or only do it in ways that are better for everyone).

Not Just Bikes is a great YouTube channel explaining a lot of those concepts, usually by example in the Netherlands. Whereas in North America you have basically motorways going through residential and commercial landuse areas, which feel like, well, motorways and invite driving fast.
Not currently - Depot runs BuildKit (https://github.com/moby/buildkit) on our builders, and it does not support Windows containers to my knowledge.
Yep, same thing is happening in slovenia right now... our previous government did one good thing (in a bunch of other bad things), and that was to lower taxes on paychecks. The current (left-er) one is bringing out the tax reform to "tax the rich", where even people earning average wage (~2k eur gross, ~1300eur net) will get taxed more.
Intel is meant to do a process shrink every 2 years, which is meant to increase compute density and lower power. The last time they successfully did that was 2014 with 14nm, and since then they spent about 7 years getting to 10nm, and even now I'm not sure they're completely there. So basically all the assumptions about anything built with Intel CPUs getting faster were blown out of the water.
I think that tax credit withdrawal still exists, so now the effective tax rate is 40% from £50k to £100k, then 60% from £100k to £125k, and 40% above that.

Also, despite 10% inflation they’ve frozen the tax bands, so all workers earning above about £12k will have more of their income pulled into higher tax bands.

So they’re left with that artificially high rate which blocks progression, and most workers up to about £150k will pay more.
Our children are the victims. They're willing to watch anything, and unfortunately this is the kind of stuff that they think is normal and good.
But all major sources of energy share that same “one point of failure” problems. Solar plants and wind turbines also have transformers. Gas and oil have pipes, etc.
Markets value competence, I think.
> I stopped taking L-Theanine because I would experience a noticeable comedown of apathy two days later.

This was also my experience, but not two days later - the same day. I'd take L-Theanine, feel okay for a few hours, then feel extremely irritable and anxious for the rest of the day. More L-Theanine didn't help.
The UK imports large amounts of energy and other things essential to its prosperity. The UK has a current account deficit which means it does not have enough of the dollar to cover for its imports.

It has solved this problem over the years by borrowing and becoming a haven for investment to cover up the shortfall.

Now we have a bat shit government that says we need to lower taxes and borrow a boat load of money to tide over the energy crisis. The markets don’t see how this borrowing will improve the UKs ability to earn more dollars (or the govt to raise more taxes).

In essence the market realizes that the UK is going to repay its loans by printing money.

Hence the pound tanks in anticipation of it. One way to stop this is to raise interest rates and pull pounds out of circulation but the government is terrified of popping the real estate bubble.

TL;DR - The pound will keep falling and the UK will lose its social services but don’t take this as investment advice.
Coffee makes me alert when I need to sleep and sleepy when I need to stay alert.
to get 4K resoltution with Edge on Windows, you need to activate VBS (Virtualization-based Security) and Secure Boot. In that config, DRM keys are stored in a trusted application in secure world, and Edge from normal world ask the TA to decrypt the stream.

Server side Netflix has nothing to do, just send out the encrypted stream if asked by a client.
I've thought of doing this before, but ended up sticking with coffee because there seem to be health benefits associated with drinking coffee that are not related to the caffeine itself (because the benefits show up for decaf drinkers too).

But more importantly, I just really enjoy drinking coffee. It's one pleasure in my daily ritual.

edit:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5696634/
> the wealthiest 1% are paying 28% of income tax receipts - and this percentage has increased over the last decade

Without any information on how wealth inequality has increased, and the 1% have more income and assets now than they did last decade, this is misleading at best. If the top 1% are paying more taxes but are also making more money, this hardly seems unfair.
Well... visit https://ipinfo.io/json and tell me what do you see? You can get this information for free even.

What you are seeing IP address based geolocation data. When you use a web based service or product you sent your IP address and the IP geolocation service provider aggregates data from various sources and does a lot of analytics work to "estimate" where the device connected to that IP address is located. It is an estimated result on a city/postal code level scale.

Is there an ethical dilemma? PERSONALLY, I don't think think so. You are providing your IP address and the geolocation provider is doing a lot of logic and number crunching to figure where you are from but at the end of the day, it is not specific enough to violate any personal privacy boundary. This information is valuable in ensuring security and providing insights related to usage.

At the end of day it is an estimate because if you use a VPN or Proxy you can spoof the IP geolocation service. Visit that link above using a VPN, Proxy or Tor and see the result yourself.

Disclaimer: I work for IPinfo, but this is my personal opinion and personal account.
Where does this entitled attitude come from? You just expect everyone to scurry out of your way so you don't blindly crush us?

If your vehicle is so large that you can't see other road users properly, that's your fault. You chose to buy it and drive it. You are selfishly externalizing the costs of your preference onto all other road users. If you hit and kill someone because they were doing ordinary road things and you couldn't see them because of your gigantic A-pillar blindspot or your grotesquely oversized front grille, then that is your fault and you are a murderer.

Like, it just amazes me that you can type these words: "I've got a big truck, I can't necessarily see you", and think the problem is with everyone else. Fuck you and fuck your big truck.
I can understand them having an opinion.

I wouldn’t think a serious person would continually bring it up as an actual issue preventing them achieving things.
Old school TV, and cable companies, lost this argument looong ago. Commercial skipping by a variety of products was challenged in court ; they lost.

They also lost before commerical skipping existed, in the 80s, when they tried, and again failed to get VHS recording of live TV banned, because you could fast forward through the commercials.

Before that, there were attempts to make it illegal to record songs off of the radio, going back to the 70s!

So many attempts were made at this, that many countries have legislation which makes recording off of TV, for personal use, specifically legal.

Democracy has spoken.

In other words, youtube's model of injecting commecial content into freely viewable media, and hoping people won't modify it to their tastes, is a proven failed business model.

Any executive which thinks this is the path, and they one can legally enforce it, is literally delusional and unfit to ply their trade.

All their hand-wavy attempts to get around this, via encryption, via copyright have also failed repeatedly.

This business model is still alive, but control of endpoint is dead, dead, dead.
I work out 2h/d/365d and used to take 450mg boosters, incl. the usual suspects like Citrullin, β-A, etc. every morning. Went cold turkey and I'm now at a single shot of Espresso pre-workout — and the best shape of my life (mid-40).
Sleep and nutrition are key; don't get dependent on whatever supplement you think is necessary.
So it’s somewhat of a B2B operation