skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Many reasons.

First, all 3 allow far too much: uncontrolled file system access, uncontrolled network access.

Second, customer's code cannot be trusted. Running unknown code on your server leaves with huge attack surface.

Third, isolation to deal with first two is expensive: resources and cold-start.

Third+, the point of running code on edge is for it to be quick. No one will use it if your cold-start time is higher network round-trip, and you're not going to get paid a lot if you have to run customer code even if not in use.

Fourth, running WASM allows unified runtime without any dependencies:

- Java, which JVM do you target? What language version do you target? How often you upgrade? Do you run one JVM per tenant? How do you deal with cold-start times?

- Rust/C++ which architecture your servers use? What if you want to switch to ARM? What if it's mixed? Which version of ARM it is? Can I use AVX-512?

- WASM: WASM is WASM. You don't care if customer compiled rust or C++ or Go to get that wasm.
I don't think that's really true. Plenty brazilians speak with good grammar.
Somebody has to put stuff in the box or operate the machine that does it.
Unless his strategy of energy starvation actually worked over the winter
Completely the opposite in the places I have worked. Never seen anyone who had camera off regularly.
Gauges on the A-pillar would interfere with airbag deployment.
Why are the window decoration buttons considered critical on Windows? People using Windows without a keyboard maybe? I always disabled those (or the whole bar) on any system I've used since I can remember.
Turn it on for the initial greetings, turn it off for the rest of the time, on a big enough call nobody is paying attention anyway. Turn it on if you need to speak. I don't think your crown would fall off your head if you did that, and it would be a compromise.
At my last gig, one of our services was backed by mysql had a table that was sharded (so, actually many tables) and partitioned so data would fall off after N days. Each table was a couple hundred gigabytes, couple hundred million rows. One writer, and three readers.

Our biggest problem was that our public api could delete and/or bulk delete data out of these tables, causing locking issues for other clients and services that needed responses from the same tables. We played around with different ways to manage it from the db side but ended up just needing to change the public API to return 202 "will delete later" and then we could smooth the load over time.
He is trolling pro-Russian people in Poland and Germany who blamed the US from the very beginning without any evidence.
People, I really tried to read comments to understand if someone had my same question: what for?

Eventually you need to pay this person, he/she will need to give you some ID or passport, etc. How can someone just employ a name? Or is it just because they are contractors (so no document / background check)?
Email HN's mods concerning site / account issues at hn@ycombinator.com

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> I don’t think Windows is ever going to be left behind

I do, but not for reasons most people think about.

The Windows 11 UI/UX is trying to emulate MacOS. Clearly, Microsoft is giving the finger to people that use Windows because it's not MacOS.

I can't wait for Windows 12 to happen and all the UX things I hate about MacOS get implemented in Windows. Might as well start training my muscle memory to hit the Windows key instead of CTRL now, so that when Microsoft decides that CTRL-X/C/V should be WIN-X/C/V, I'll be ready.

Or maybe I'll just switch to Linux.

In either case, I'll leave Windows behind.
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They stopped sending gas over on Nord Stream 1 with the excuse of maintenance and repairs specifically as leverage for Germany to sign off on opening their brand new pipeline Nord Stream 2 for business.

Now, both pipelines have been blown up. It doesn't make any sense for it to have been Russia.
I think they do love it! I'm pretty sure they chose Chromium for Edge because they see Electron or something like it as the future.
Gotta put a word in for daisy disk! Maybe you're paying for some fancy animations, but by golly are they nice LOL.
Seems like you moved the goal posts a bit there. Your first comment indicates "people" could be any quantity, now it seems you mean that "people" means people in general, which indicates a majority of people? It's important to be precise in language if you want your thoughts understood.
It should be extremely clear that the health of Russia as a country isn't Putin's primary goal. If (and it's a big "if") destroying a source of income or leverage to the country can make Putin safer against assassination and coup attempts, I don't see why he wouldn't do it.
Didn’t they just have some other week where they announce new products for an entire week once a year? I feel like this might be the ~3rd time this year, but maybe I’m going crazy.
I don't understand why someone would learn something like Esperanto when they can put that time and effort into learning a language that people actually use in the real world instead.

Now excuse me as I go back to making a Snake clone in Zig.
No matter how inexpensive an area is today, how long do you think that will last when it suddenly has more $200k temp workers than longtime residents?

Those workers often have to pay out the nose just to eat ramen in plywood closets, the money doesn't go much farther than it would in a dense city.
Ukraine has active natural gas pipelines running through its territory right now. Why not blow those up? Would be easy enough to claim a stray Russian artillery strike missed and hit a pipeline.
Yeah I thought of those guys while reading this comment section.

Gemini site and hubs do have a didactic to flavor; not that different from the old web.

Except the old web was yearning for more bell and whistle. Dynamic element. Gemini made anything not text illegal
One answer is that it's a tradition for C programs to roll their own malloc.
I think it's more that cpython is so slow so a lot of things people use are implemented using the C API, and many optimizations will break a bunch of things. If everything was pure python the situation would be different.
The consensus ESG investing movement provokes an inverse "Anti-ESG" reaction. Human progress through capitalism is a series of messy tradeoffs. Wise investors look inward for "fairness" and virtues.
Takeaway from that twitter thread:

> The authors conclude that the very low levels found suggest that mRNA COVID vaccination is safe during breastfeeding, and this is in line with the findings of other safety in breastfeeding studies,

It would be nice to have a quote from the research article.

> Assuming this mRNA was active vaccine, how much milk would we need to make a dose? For a 100 mg dose of Moderna, about 50 bathtubs. For a 30 mg dose of Pfizer, only 15. Or for a pediatric dose (10mg), only 5 bathtubs.

Other user>> if it work via ingestion we would not need to inject them (i would be damn glad for it :) :) )
How do you manage it if there are latency issues / sudden quality drops?
Seems to me it's mostly empty space with menus on top.

To me, the essence of video games is that play takes place in an interesting space, where terrain matters and a variety of things occupy it.

It would be trivial to recreate the EVE experience in literally any MMO by just having permadeath. And then most other MMOs would be better than EVE because they actually have worlds with stuff in them.

Or maybe they don't and it's just a thin facade, in which case I simply recommend playing better games.

Am I missing something?
The Windows style for bars (both title and status) is way too large. Ditto for the task bar.

It's no wonder people are tempted to not use status bars, and shove as much as possible at the title. If applications could exploit the task bar, they would too.

(Anyway, you don't need an entire bar for system interaction. But applications aren't designed in a way that allows this.)
Saving money is also that way as well.
Guido was right, there should be no lambda in Python (2018)
I think Verizon android is fucked.. I am always on iOS and this is a persistent issue
We use CPU limits at work for the simple reason we can't autoscale deployments without having them set. An HPA will deploy a new pod each time the CPU limit has been reached for more than 30 seconds.

The whole point is to scale out, not up.
yes definitely nuance -- his iconic photo is directly styled as Che Guevara if I am not mistaken. Revolutionary Books is still open in Oakland near the MacArthur BART station -- the same stretch of MacArthur that was thick with street prostitutes at that time.
Great video on it if anyone wants an overview of the basics:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCiFMD8RNbg

And here's a cheat sheet:

https://i.imgur.com/zMMY7CL.jpg

It's very fun to learn and I highly recommend it!
I suppose it depends on the region, but I don't think I or most of my friends make many grammatical mistakes like that.
Can definitely imagine them not wanting to be held hostage by China either???
Well, here's an AHK script for those that want to move away from depending on the titlebar drag. Use Alt+Shift+Mouse drag anywhere on ANY window to move it on Windows (puns unintended):

https://dpaste.org/pV1aQ

I would paste to gist.github.com but the corporate overlords won't let me

If you already have a script running at startup and all that, you can save this as a standalone file called e.g.
winmove.ahk and add the following to your existing script:

#include C:\path\to\winmove.ahk
I have been hearing a lot about people with mild COVID having subsequent issues for a long time. Not at all from fringe/anti-vax people too.
I was free I would not develop corporate software. But oh well
Expensive Queries in Elasticsearch and OpenSearch
It can't be worse than what was happening in China
> most people feel they are getting screwed

For a moment, I had trouble remembering whether that assertion was in the context of getting screwed by the government or by freeloaders. I think to avoid people feeling screwed, we'd need to focus the conversation on what people receive from the government rather than what they or others give.
Definitely an unwarranted cat call.
You don't have to list all the entries! Just put in the fun ones, with a bit at the top. "A variety of successful web-based projects, including:"
I feel this is a reversing of the trend the last few decades. Asset prices dropping, tech in a hole, lowest earning workers getting the biggest raises.
This is actually way too optimistic.

Your first 1-2 seed investors will:

- Only pay 1 and 10 (1% fixed fee and 10% of PNL)

- They will also get ownership of the actual fund management firm and will get that in the form of 20% of REVENUE (not equity, revenue, think about that)

This is one reason new fund formation is way down. The economics are bad for years. Know a bunch of HF people that started vc-backed tech firms instead.

The other reason is 10+ year run where stocks, bonds, private firms and real estate just went up. No need for diversifying return streams.
That's a cool stereotype to talk about, but for every broke guy that makes $200k living in Wyoming, I know more that own 10 acres, a nice house, a 3000 sq ft metal building next to it, $10k+ in guns and ammo, several paid off older vehicles, and one nice one with a payment for the wife and maybe himself. That is much more common that someone that makes great money but just CANT curb his spending.
I have a neighbor who does external lighting. Highly recommends Samsung lighting because it outlasts everything else he has used previously.
To disable .DS_Store files:

defaults write com.apple.desktopservices DSDontWriteNetworkStores true
There's room for an infinity of closer mappings.

E.g ratios of integers and square roots.
They said Putin's interest, not Russia's interest. Don't make the mistake of assuming Putin will act in accordance with Russia's interests.
300 ppm is the normal interglacial high, we’ve been above 400 ppm since about 2015: https://climate.nasa.gov/vital-signs/carbon-dioxide/

So yes, going down to that would be an improvement ;)
link to in-progress source?
>Asset prices dropping

Which assets in particular?
There's a theory I've seen that Russia could have sabotaged Nord Stream to evade breach-of-contract penalties for shutting off gas. I don't know how credible that theory is though, and there are plenty of alternative parties and potential motives. Practically anyone with a boat and a limpet mine could have done this. (Maybe we'll get more clarity as the damage is inspected.)
The article quotes an aerospace manufacturer talking about training people with different backgrounds.
I discovered that with a couple of friends while in JavaScript class. Every one of us was like "this is actually horrible".
We also had one of these side by sides. I replaced the icemaker twice and the icemaker circuit board once over a period of about 12 years. I finally replaced the whole thing last year with a new refrigerator after the freezer light quit working and the easiest, cheapest replacement part did not fix the issue. For what we paid initially and for the other icemakers I would not buy a Samsung again.

If you ever need replacement parts for any home appliances you should go to one of these places [0], [1] where you can get OEM parts instead of aftermarket parts that may not work great.

[0] https://www.appliancepartspros.com/

[1] https://www.ereplacementparts.com/appliance-parts.html

Both sites have exploded diagrams that help you find the part you need and in many cases they have videos to show how to do the repair.
I’m surprised something didn’t go horribly wrong after deleting the unused code
You seem to be constructing a straw man. I didn't say and never would have said anything like "purely on violent domination".
It's all just meme referencing.
You don't really have to. It's just minification and stuff, just a build step, I suppose the owner could do that as well, if your contribution has any value, but you didn't do it properly. Do you know a better way to build/minify js? Perhaps you have all these npm packages installed on your PC already? I don't, and I don't want to. If Dockerfile wasn't included I'd have to make my own just to run any fucking build-tools it requires to make a bookmarklet (which I most likely wouldn't bother to do). And, yeah, it requires them, this is not some optional stuff that author did just to be fancy.

You could set up some CI to make automatic builds after merging to master, but that still wouldn't solve the problem of contributor wanting to test what he wrote.
I was going to comment about a police report, but largely because it might be useful for an insurance policy that covers identity theft.
It’s downvoted because it repeats Rashist propaganda - there were no terrorist attacks by Ukraine.
Honestly I have uBlock set in a way that blocks most of this stuff by default. I have several "steps" of permissivity:

1) (default) block all JS completely

2) Block 3rd party js

3) Permit all js (rare)

If the web fails to render in (1) and I do not necessarily need anything on that web I can get elsewhere, I just leave the web. F that web and F that creator. If I have to (webshop etc) I usualy just enable (2) which works most of the time. (3) is basically only for special webs like banking etc which is just PITA to debug as you have to be logging in constantly etc.

Websites today are just full of unnecessary crap and are downright unusable when on slower connection like 3G. Most of the webs now require your browser to download 2M of JS to have "slide out menus" or some other stupid stuff. uBlock is a must, because without that you will run out of data plan almost instantly.

And to make things worse, Chromium-based browsers will make adblocking much harder with Manifest v3. As soon as this happens, I will go to Firefox. And after that probably Links (unironically).

Btw spinning up a docker to shrink 1 JS function to a oneliner is perfectly capturing the essence of what's wrong with web nowdays :-D
> At the time, I read Biden's statement as a promise that the US would sharpen sanctions on German companies involved in the project if the Germans did not willingly exit the project themselves.

While I don't doubt the factuality of this, I didn't get that from this specific briefing (given that it was with Scholz, who expressed unity with the US's position).

In other words: unless Scholz is saying one thing and doing another, there would be no specific need to threaten German companies with additional US sanctions; Germany's government would (and eventually did) take action on its own.

(I don't mean to sugar-coat the US's foreign policy, which can be succinctly and accurately described as "uniformly nasty until we get what we want.")
Considering Control Flow and Transient Data Relationships in ColdFusion
Wat? I suggest to leave such emotions out of your choice of programming languages and other decisions that should be dictated by rationality. Not adhering to POSIX shell syntax buys you very, very little, but can only create problems down the road. Bash isn't even the standard non-interactive shell on mainstream Linuxen (eg Debian uses dash), and zsh is not only used on Mac OS.

[1]: https://wiki.debian.org/Shell
With the boomers retiring there will be less workers so workers will have more leverage. Companies will also want on bring back some of the jobs from overseas due to all the supply chain risks elsewhere.
Usenet - There's still a couple of newsgroups that have some worthwhile content. I just like longform text discussions.
For me, the disadvantage above any listed on the blog is that if I saw this global variable referenced in some code (especially old code, where some parts might be defunct), I would have absolutely no idea where it came from, and I bet a lot of others would struggle too.
…of course, only on external disks.
I think this is a fair take, and I've had similar thoughts too. However, one thing computer industry people don't seem to get is how much the idea of Apple owning the "dials" on the instrument cluster as shown in the keynote this year will likely go down like a cup of cold sick at most European auto makers. In many cases the designs or colors used in the dial faces have decades of brand history behind them.

Regardless of what customers desire, auto-makers are in no rush to become just a dumb pipe for apple or google's driving software. So far not one automaker has of yet publicly announced support or plans to support the more extensive CarPlay Apple demoed. I think if it does ship, it will need to support far, far more customization on interface and dial-faces than was shown in the keynote for auto-makers not to feel totally sold out of the cabin.

It was slightly disappointing to me I've only really seen Nilay Patel at the Verge in the media point this out; anyone with experience of the car industry I think will come to a similar conclusion. People may forget, it took a very long time for some automakers to even trust adding the existing CarPlay, partly due to concerns regarding loss of control of cabin features. Old CarPlay is is a far less intrusive system than the one Apple are proposing now.

As a thought experiment - if I personally ran BMW or Mercedes, I would have real concerns about dilution of the brand by adopting a generic industry wide car UI, even if I also think Apple would probably do a great job. Maybe the carrot of Apple solving autonomy as part of the package might be enough to swing the deal, but even there, I think in time legacy automakers will work out who to aqui-hire to build their own systems instead of selling out completely.

> https://www.theverge.com/2022/6/7/23157963/apple-carplay-nex...
You're not making a very convincing case.

(1) Unless the server itself is running on the blockchain, which is impractical for anything like Eve, nothing stops the server owner from ignoring what the blockchain says about ownership and changing things at will.

(2) This is just externalizing costs incredibly inefficiently. The blockchain transaction fees will necessarily be greater than the costs of simple database storage, probably by several orders of magnitude based on current implementations. Eve already provides a fairly full-featured API [1], so this would provide little to no benefit at exponentially increased cost.

[1] https://esi.evetech.net/ui/
My son just went through this and got super lucky to find a place, but out in Capitola.

UCSC's campus is absolutely massive with huge areas of unused, unforested land [1]. There is more than enough space for more dorms and apartment houses as well as the accompanying utility systems needed. If they're going to continue to increase enrollment, they need to bite the bullet and put up some goddamn buildings. They simply don't want to.

1. https://maps.app.goo.gl/qocsUGwbhcZaKbdX7
Are you a non-US citizen? Because otherwise it makes no sense. Only about 25% of US citizens have passports.

The DL or State ID card is the de facto national ID card.
Most guys I know had their housing provided on site. They then traveled home between jobs. Or others had RV trailers with them so they didn't have to go home, if they even had a home at that time.
proof of yummy
The formal art of describing a coat of arms is quite funny, eg "Party per pale argent and vert, a tree eradicated counterchanged". See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blazon

There's an actual formal grammar for it together with an image generator in ocaml (paper in french: https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-00640989, demo: https://www.irif.fr/~eleph/Recherche/Hrld/img-dbs/index.html)
Leading VC firms to provide up to $1.25B to startups built on Cloudflare Workers
found it here: https://github.com/jhamby/bashcpp
Software companies don't have to manage production, inventory, shipping, or a heap of things that are crucial to physical products. Tesla do a heap of interesting things in software, but that doesn't make them pretty much a software company.
Except maybe the Russian speaking ethnically Russian separatists in the Donbass region of Ukraine? (from before the 2022 propaganda started): https://www.dw.com/en/ukraine-the-forgotten-victims-of-donba...

Story from 2018: https://www.kyivpost.com/ukraine-politics/about-40000-ukrain...

So many seem to have just swallowed anything and everything the US propaganda has put out this year and know absolutely nothing about the last 10 years of Ukrainian history.

From last year, Drone strikes and violation of the Minks Agreements by Ukraine: https://nationalinterest.org/feature/ukraine%E2%80%99s-recen...

Russia's invasion does seem absolutely batshit unless you do even 10 minutes of digging on the subject: https://search.brave.com/search?q=ukraine+donbass&source=web...

There are Russians in Ukraine and Russia is fighting for them. How is that irrational? You can argue they're wrong to do it, or that they shouldn't. But irrational? Nonsense.
“Freezing to death” is just Putin’s propaganda; even before war Russian gas was about 30% of imports, now it’s no longer necessary at all: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-09-27/europe-is...
Thanks. I was using AltDrag, but I found it a bit sluggish.
Use Wireless PowerShare on your Galaxy phone
Used bb4win (bbmean afair) till 2012 I guess, but then it was not developed and not coupled well with Win 7/8 probably, so I came back to Explorer. Nowadays on Win11 I'd probably won't need bb4win anymore.
Maybe if you find hominins in North America 130,000 years ago difficult to contemplate, you will have greater difficulty with 200,000 years?

Look up "Leakey Calico Early Human site". Yes, that Leakey. National Geographic sponsored work. They dug down dozens of feet, kept finding older worked stone. 1960s.