skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A market exists, yes.

But that market size overall is small, and the number of players is large.

The entire dev tools market is consistently estimated at around 5 billion right now, and only 11-12 billion 5 years from now. The CAGR is about 13-14%.

ML, which appeared out of nowhere, is estimated at ~15-20 billion right now, and 100-200 billion in 5 years. The CAGR is ~40% right now.

(The estimates vary on whether they think CAGR slows down or not, etc, hence the variation 5 years from now).

In one of these markets, you need to be a big fish in a small pond, but you'd have to take out established players to do it.

In the other, you at least might stand a chance of building something new that takes over as the market grows 10x.

In the o
Maybe use a proxy/private frontend?
Proxitok.

https://github.com/pablouser1/ProxiTok
A lot of it is made in China ironically enough last time I looked.
Google did it:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_KitKat

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_Oreo
It just like twitter, but even more sneaky.
By outlier analysis, do you mean anomaly detection in metrics to send alerts?

As of now, we have fixed threshold based alerting capabilities - but more advanced ML/seasonality based anomaly detection is on the roadmap. we are tracking this here - https://github.com/SigNoz/signoz/issues/295

What type of outlier analysis do you generally do in DataDog/NewRelic?
Not a billionaire but would love to start digging my own tunnels. [1] As for the billionaires, all the bunker's I've seen them build can barely just be called a bunker. Most are mansions and some of them are even carbon neutral.

[1] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ok2OPHg0660
It was not only those genes, but omega 3 is crucial for what’s called reverse cholesterol transport. So I’m sure it might help anyone, I just need more help.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28984832/
I like this one which I think was a Show HN a while ago

https://github.com/apenwarr/blip
> States will do whatever states CAN do.

Of course. But there's a big difference between doing covertly and doing in daylight with an office.

Should foreign countries open US "Corporate Intellectual Property Donation" physical offices?

Treaties set a floor on behavior. For those who claim laws don't matter, remember that contracts and all global supply chains are based on laws of trade and finance. No law = no economy = war until agreement and law is re-established.
You need to ask questions, but also realize that 50-99% of them, depending on what you're working on, will be answered by doing a Google search and clicking the first Stack Overflow link you see.
Security. They have so much ass backwards and it is the hill everyone who matters will die on. Even android with all the turd polishing they donis still a wasteland. Strawman arguments and whataboutisms are a hard drug.
I didn't say anything about hard-edge occlusion? I guess I see that your original comment was about that, I was just responding to the comments further down.
Emacs is not a "better vim than vim". That's just absurd.
It’s the type version of bleeping on the radio. I usually do it when I’m softening the works (in person it’d be clear I’m being a bit sarcastic and not actually frothing angry).

When it’s not a swear it’s often an old tumblr or even older method for preventing search/notification.
I was not aware of the data-last convention. Thanks! Makes a lot of sense.

My mental model of assign was backwards, and it took me a while to comprehend why their implementation would be data-last.

So, the data is the object that is being modified? And the idea is it lets you write stuff like this more easily:

const addStuffToObject = stuff -> object -> assign({ "some_stuff": stuff }, object);
const addWeirdStuff = addStuffToObject("weird stuff");
const weirdObj = addWeirdStuff({ "foo": "bar" });
> And to leave the weak at the will of an expansionist nation doesn't seem like much of world to be part of.

Is there any limit to how much you would escalate a war with Russia to defend the weak?

It's interesting that we are having this discussion about Ukraine, justifying a military response based on how morally wrong it was for Putin to start this war, while Ethopia and Sudan are fighting each other and nobody cares.

I assume that Western governments care about Ukraine because it is strategically important to them. It seems that self-interest is ultimately more important than morality in geopolitics.
JS has had this forever. I’ve been doing RPC over websocket for maybe a decade. It’s really good for a very narrow scope of things.

But I keep re-learning what you’re getting at, throughout my career: just keep it simple. Most things can just be simple.
Brave + a VPN with DNS block for ads get you pretty far.

On iOS VPNs are a joke, and everything is a limited WebKit reskin.
Seems like automatic loading of resources (hosted by third parties) by popular web browsers is beyond question.

I access the www everyday using a browser that does not auto-load resources. It would be dishonest to claim it is not useful.

I recall a brief period of time in the early www where web pages could contain "Java applets" and the browser would prompt the user if they wanted to run the code.

Web developers have become so dependent on all this control they have been given over unsuspecting computer users, how would they react to removing/reducing any of these "features".

The "modern" web browser feels like a Trojan Horse.
Business booms for Melbourne's last typewriter repairman, Tom Koska
That is behavior based malware analysis.
The inefficient waste of resources being discussed wasn't on the demand side, but rather on the generating side. It would be far better to shed the load, instead of firing up less efficient (i.e. wasteful) peaker units.
Oddly enough China agreed to protect Ukraine in the event of a nuclear strike.
If you are a Sling customer attempting to cancel, please file a complaint with your state’s attorney general and the FTC. If you are in California, you have unique rights around the ability to cancel online immediately.

https://www.usa.gov/state-attorney-general

https://reportfraud.ftc.gov/

https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billTextClient.xhtm...
Stadia was not good because of physics. Like GeforceNow, it is laggy and artifacty. It’s not a real business because they don’t actually have a significant target audience. It doesn’t matter who runs it. I’ve been saying this for years and predicting this exact scenario but not because of trust. People trust Google enough to be swayed but this product sucked.
This entire NGO seems extremely suspicious. Here's the Swedish guy who runs it being interviewed by a friendly outlet: https://hongkongfp.com/2017/01/08/peter-dahlin-qa-the-swedis...
Yes. I can explain to my grandma that she needs a cable with green and orange rings. Much easier than “look for 20 Gbps with 60 watts”.
>Anything else and you may as well be wearing a dress.

I've always found it strange how women wearing men clothes is normal and just a style choice, while men wearing women's clothes is perverse and emasculating. Even many of the pro equality people feel this way
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It's somewhat rare, but yes[1].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strict_liability_(criminal)
Have you read the bible?
Or see the biblical lecture of Dr Peterson on Youtube?
I am surprised myself to find it useful after the stoics and other quests for meaning.

It’ hard for me to suggest without any pointer to where you are. Maybe I don’t have anything for you?

What is the last thing you found interesting?
How is your life?

Family, friends, career, hobies, plan for the next 6 month?
I think is no corner by now, NATO has lost the war.

The question is if they will admit it or if they will try to restart the war looking for a different outcome.

Ukraine is alone right now regarding to their attempts to recover the south of their country, it's now a matter of time till Russia to resort to a heavy handed response based in its territorial claim.
This looks interesting.

Most devices have noise suppression built in. Do you use RNNoise in tandem with the hardware noise suppression, or do you disable it?

Also, are there any plans to implement this with react-native on mobile? And if so, how would you implement this, since audio worklets and WebAudio aren't available.
While I meant this as a joke, tying USB versions to cultural artifacts would actually give folks a better idea of their age:

Oh your computer only has USB Avengers Endgame, but I’m afraid this device needs at least USB Better Call Saul Season 6.
I completely agree, but this can be supplemented with the observation that in any particular situation there is often still a rational strategy that can be used.

For example, the Buddhists have developed an effectively rationalist response to your example. But a rationalist may still often find that learning the rationalist response to a given situation is too time consuming and it is more effective to do something irrational. Eg, very high risk tolerance in young males as a strategy - if they survive they'll learn to do things the sensible way later on.
Yes, since its a JS script that will get blocked automatically.

And you don't need UBlock with Brave, Nrave shields do the same thing while being faster(rust and integrated in the browser itself) and not being dependent on any extension updates.

There is a noticeable performance hit when using uBlock + shields.
I do. All the time. Although sometimes I use [space] to resume output after pausing with Control-S.

Between bogarting the Control key and flipping the directory separator, Windows should use the motto "We're different just because we can be."
Jae-em song?
Nukes can easily be sent between planets. With sufficient tech you can even make nuclear shaped charges.
I wanted a t-shirt that is the color #FAB; and says #FAB; on it, thought it'd be a fun one for digital artists, then I found out how hard it would be to get t-shirt that matches it just right.
If you want to be more durable against this, it’s a bit more risky but you can allow someone to send your server an email to verify their email address.

There are various ways to fake this out, but the more you integrated correct DKIM checking the more reliable it would be.
Lol yes they do: https://www.apple.com/legal/privacy/data/en/apple-advertisin...

Here are a couple:

Apple News and Stocks: The topics and categories of the stories you read and the publications you follow, subscribe to, or turn on notifications from.
Advertising: Your interactions with ads delivered by Apple’s advertising platform.
Not sure why this is being called "Bash" one-liner. It will work with many shells. It will run noticeably faster in Dash, for example. Test it yourself. Linux chooses Dash for non-interactive use, like this one-line script, because it is faster than Bash.
Wish I could say the same.
All stars have approximately a blackbody curve as their spectrum. The sun’s spectrum happens to peak around green, and our eyes are calibrated to interpret that as neutral (white). Other stars can only have that peak shifted towards blue/violet (when hotter) or towards yellow/orange/red (when cooler), which to our eyes correspondingly looks more blue/violet or more yellow/orange/red. If our sun peaked at red or blue, we would probably be able to see green stars.
If it's following Ethernet, Unshielded Twisted-pair.
Since "Hi-Speed" does not actually offer high speed, I suggest we rename it to just "Speed".
thanks for the detailed note.

I was just checking Datadog pricing for serverless, there is says - $7.20 per active function per month. If you are using 45 lambdas, is the number of functions much higher? I am guessing ~200 or so?

Though I can see, how charging based on functions can quickly shoot up the bill
A lot of the precursors are made in Wuhan [1], and then make their way to labs in Mexico before the product is sent to the US [2].

1. https://archive.ph/5HZFc
2. https://www.wsj.com/story/inside-the-mexican-cartels-that-ru...
Procedure is always to operate as though everything will be fine until the very last minute.
Improved*.
I basically want a browser list that bans specific 'big providers' systematically and then access those providers via a provider specific sandbox limited to just them. Kind of like firefox account containers, with a premade set, without the bad perf / bugs of firefox.
Now that search is not working anymore I'm starting to realize how wonderful it really was. You don't know what you have until it is gone.
Basically put, i think they're saying something along the lines of: The person that you have common interests with isn't necessarily the person you want to raise a family with. But that's what people are conditioned to focus on, rather than more practical things
Yeah, the article is simply wrong, in my opinion. People don’t factor in whether or not Google will support it in n years when deciding to use one or their services. Nobody used the product because it sucked.
Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons [1] have agreed to "pursue negotiations in good faith on effective measures relating to cessation of the nuclear arms race at an early date and to nuclear disarmament, and on a treaty on general and complete disarmament under strict and effective international control." The USA is a party to the treaty.

[1] https://www.un.org/disarmament/wmd/nuclear/npt/text
The miracle would be that disabling suggesting your account (as an account to follow) would disable the tracking. And I don't believe in miracles :p
(Problem 14 is the question that took me the most time)
> I can just use VS Code.

So how many VS Code extensions have you written?
How many workarounds have you invented to make your workflow more productive?

Do you use VS Code for automation? Does it run any tasks for you?

Can you for example open a page in your browser, send it to VS Code instance and let it collect all the links on that page and show them?

Can VS Code work as a window manager? Email client? Maybe RSS reader?

Do you read PDFs in VS Code and make notes and annotations? What about epubs? djvu maybe?

Do you do project management in VS Code? Is there a way to calculate the number of days between the two dates? Convert that to hours?

Do you test HTTP requests in VS Code? Can you send a request, then feed the results to a Python Script, then based on that - create a SQL query and send it to a DB, then transform the data with Clojure and finally create a table with the final results? Can you do that in VS Code? Because I do something like that in Emacs quite often.

Do you plot sequence diagrams in VS Code? Or do you write math formulas? Do you work with research papers? Does VS Code have support for scientific citations?

What about prose? Do you write plain text in VS Code? I'm typing this in Emacs. I have syntax and spell checkers, integration with Grammarly (I know VS Code can do that one); I have Google translate integration, have dictionaries and thesauri.

What about some advanced version control? Can you change the editor settings depending on what git worktree you're in? Can you select a few files in the directory tree and see the git log pertaining only those? Can you edit the directory tree using regexp-replace or multiple cursors, or do something like "find all the files larger than 3Mbs that were created between two days in March, and rename them all?"

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Whenever anyone claims that they can perfectly do anything that you can do in Emacs, they probably have no idea what you can do in Emacs.
After reading a bunch of analysis this last week, it appears quite likely to happen in light of the rushed annexation.

The consensus is that the US military will not counter attack with nukes but will destroy elements of Russian operations in and around Russia.
As a GFN user for the past 14 months I disagree. It's more than acceptable performance even when playing competitive multiplayer games like League of Legends and Planetside 2.

I do agree however that Stadia sucked as a product. Nobody was going to buy into their ecosystem if they can't opt to download the games onto their own PCs like Steam. Too much lock-in without that aspect, and without any guarantees that they were going to refund customers if Stadia ever sunk it just made it DOA
When we do it: Realpolitik

When they do it: Gangsters
More than feels -- it is a Trojan horse.

More and more of our lives are conducted interacting through the web. The vast majority of the tooling is focused on eye candy.

What is given up completely if we leave javascript? Or, how can we lock down browsers to stop this nonsense without completely disabling it?
Great!

SOAP, RPC and CORBA.

Here we go again.
I was mostly just parroting Jeremy Soller's response here (he's jackpot51 and the creator of Redox):

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31200562
>Why go to war when we can become space faring instead?

Because going to war can benefit you and / or harm your enemies. There's not much to do out in space compared to our home planet.
> that green light doesn't penetrate water as well as other wavelengths

As a diver that sounds weird. Red is the color that disappears quickly with depth. Blue is preserved the most.

Additionally, land based plants have had some serious time to change color if more energy was beneficial, which clearly must be the case?
I suspect that Musk could round up $4b from his couch even after being forced to buy Twitter.
This is the first time I've heard of realpath, so it may be simple, but it's at least slightly obscure
Which nutrition science specifically? Much of the nutrition "science" out there is basically junk, invalidated by uncontrolled variables and the healthy subject effect.
Ubuntu also has paid support, which will provide 10 year support which naturally include EOL packages.
I canceled today. There was a stop screen after i clicked submit that offered me $10 to stay. This was first thing in the morning when i was turning on college football for the day, i must have gotten my subscription cancelled before they pulled that feature.
This article feels like I’m being mansplained to. They’re clueless and are acting like an expert
The problem is we have 4 isolated environments so it’s 4x number of lambdas. Plus, since you only pay for lambdas when they’re running we also deploy developers PRs in AWS so that we can test their API changes with integration tests before merging those changes in. The fixed cost is a killer. We have developers on our team in India, Ukraine, and the US so even our dev environment is used 24x7 essentially.
I remember an old sci-fi anime where the wars weren't fought with nuclear weapons because their world had "neutron-jammers" that prevented neutrons from triggering chain reactions
I see this viewpoint occasionally but have never seen what features a TSDB offers that Clickhouse can’t do just as effectively if not better?
the art markets never make "sense" anyway, with or without crypto. The artist Kahlo had a vivid and intense life, including huge social moments, publicity, travel and the fun of dining, music and seeing the works of other great artists. Artist Kahlo transferred and recreated those influences into new arts. None of the unpredictability or emotion of that life is present in daily finance. Finance revolves around scarcity, control and restriction. So finance yearns for its inner psychological opposites in something they can buy. It really is strange. Many artists works are destroyed by their own lives and ordinary circumstances. This item (I don't know the details) was captured and saved and became some kind of monetary unit. This article (obviously) wants to show the wasteful, useless side of crypto as opposed to the .. lets say it together .. scarcity, control and restriction of the physical item, which apparently was "worth" this amount of money somehow. Says who? where are the lives and spirits that make art ? nowhere in the equation.. money exchanged between owners of money, with art representing the poker chip.

as an artist, I can see the value in Banksy more than the villification of some random crypto dude. The work of Artist Kahlo lives on in so many ways..
I use https://www.cloudping.info/

Although it’s sad to see they put political messages in it now
~2015 IIRC. It's not a very thorough benchmark though. More something to say "and look these high clocks I reached didn't immediately crash under some load and I got a x% increase in score".
Be sure and look into Microsoft for Startups at some point: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/startups. It gets you Office and GitHub Enterprise for free, among other things.
BoE intervention whipsaws pension funds that dumped hedges
The population of Russia pales when compared to the population under the recent collapse of the Middle East, especially when you consider education levels.

The world is messy and dangerous…
> VM's disk is a zfs filesystem on the host, it makes snapshotting (edit- ok maybe not, see below) and managing it super easy!

I think you mean that it's a ZFS volume? Although it should be possible to export a filesystem to a guest over NFS (or I guess 9p), but I haven't run into a lot of discussion or gotten around to testing it myself...

> It would be really cool if there were tools that brought them in line with docker, in terms of easy deployment and provisioning of new jails/vms. If I didn't have so many damn project ideas already...

My dream would be to see https://github.com/samuelkarp/runj polished and docker+containerd+runj made to work as the way to run the docker frontend with jails as the backend.
I used to love CoffeeScript. Will check this out!
It’s the final day of the free tier of Google Apps they promised they would never take away from me. I run a web search where the engine ignores my excluded terms[1]. Sad. But the I log into Gmail. Another redesign, thank goodness! Too bad I can’t XMPP message my friends to tell them about it.

[1]: https://www.google.com/search?q=49ers+-football+-nfl
Where? Oklo or Radiant?
Because Apple’s spatial audio varies as you rotate your head. The device knows where your head is located, but the app doesn’t (unless the OS tells it).
You are plain wrong.
I think CPU is currently in GPU cycle, learning to use all those cores for cool stuff not just fog and magic hashes.
Is this actual or just theoretical? I think most sites are doing the simplest thing. https://ads.tiktok.com/help/article?aid=9663
Don't forget leaving 9 or so bleeding-edge Raptor engines near the battlefield.

Disclaimer: I don't think anyone has seriously proposed using Starship like this, have they?
I’d make sure this “forgot” part was not induced by specific medications first. May turn out it’s a temporary and/or unavoidable effect.
DCOM
The distance give you more advance warning, making it more realistic to intercept them.
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Are you pointing fingers? Cause I sure am not?