skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Checkout this Framework that I have been working on for 2 years to Orchestrate WebAssembly components on every layer of the stack (mobile,browser,desktop,server,Edge & IoT)

Also, there's a Discord channel for the reference implementation (STarlane: A WebAssembly extensible Mesh). here: https://discord.gg/S9y2uJVrq2
Thank you for posting this. Racists are claiming that COVID came from China. But WHO-China investigation has found that COVID couldn't have come from China. Even virologists have been expressing their support for Chinese scientists.

[1] https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6...
I think many people don't realize they have it or use it, but if I would send a Message via my default "SMS" App to another Android User they will very likely receive this as an RCS Message.
I don't think it's a coincidence that the three people who've said something along the same lines have also done it in a Dunning-Kruger-powered sardonic written tone.
I've never been able to do this as there's usually 1-2 hours of cleanup to do after bed time. And directly after bed time I have very little will left to do housework so instead the cleanup gets delayed til 9/10pm. (3 kids) Rinse repeat :(
Isn't that just that your patience / giving capacity is just being exhausted by your kid at the mo' ? No-one has unlimited capacity in that area. Maybe when the kid gets bigger, more independent, less demanding, you'll go back to how you were before? You might just have to apologise to some friends for having been cranky for a while? ;) Also don't underestimate how much capacity is drained by juggling work and kids. I think a lot of people who say kids are hard, really, their problem is work drains them too much. So, finding a more laid-back job, WFH etc, helps. I'm for sure much more laid back in the morning with the kids than I would be if I still had to rush out to the office. And reasonably laid-back about being interrupted from work to see the latest picture they've drawn or whatever, cos my work is not as stressful as some previous jobs
> As soon as a company's IT department is practically fully remote, why should they page a German wage for someone who is a face on a screen, when they can pay a fraction for that same face broadcasted from a few hundred kilometers further east or south? German is hardly used in business context here anyway and lower-wage countries within ±3 hours timezones abound.

Working from the office will not protect you from this. Quite the opoosite, having an office makes Germany much more expensive (and therefore more likely to be outsourced). Have you seen how crazy expensive real estate in large German cities are?
... starring Jodie Foster, of course. Screenplay by the evil anti-Sagan.
I’m going to add dsync to create-rust-app [1] so users can apply a database-first approach in rust!

[1] https://github.com/Wulf/create-rust-app
Elon Musk has a strong vision for environmentally friendly means of transportation, and I don't think that is currently possible with planes.
Maybe you're only paying attention to the narrative that suits your prejudice.

Fact: it was a "special military operation" - this is not the same as an all-out war/invasion. Putins' hands were tied as to what he could deploy - the West has successfully used its propaganda outlets to parley this as 'Russia military is a fail'. That conclusion is premature - when Russia fields a full war force, the story may be different.

Fact: The army was withdrawn to prevent further civilian casualties in the regions that have already suffered 8 years of catastrophic war, involving the massacre of civilians by armed forces.

As to your appeal to authority figures on TV, I can only assume you are unwilling to make an effort to look further than the idiot box for information, and are therefore not really arguing in good faith. I suggest you peak around the curtains and try not to get distracted by the broken mirrors ..
I meant the second one, the dos game you mentioned. Glad you found the first one though I'm curious what the second would be..
An unfortunate name collision.
I thought this was some historical article about AT-commands used to command old phoneline modems.

But also appropriated to control modern GSM and LTE chipsets, SCADA radio modems and who knows what else.

I hope my search results won't get polluted with this too badly.
“I’ve got an idea for an electric jet.” -Elon Musk, Iron Man 2.
If it's fixable, then the fix was not implemented in societies which are aging the most.

People don't owe their parents anything, but they naturally do at least give a shit about them - provided they had a good relationship.

Less kids, less adults who would volunteer to do it.
And Gowin. During semiconductor shortage it became one of the last FPGA ICs with 9k LUT that are still in stock in form of very affordable development boards (eg. TANG NANO 9k)...
I'm from Europe and use SMS only, I don't get it how having a dozen of messaging apps and remembering who uses what is better than a simple SMS that I can send to absolutely anyone with a phone..
Siding with this, the OP is above random internet strangers' pay grades. They should see a professional who is actually able to treat medical problems.
I just want to tell you that Jevko is quite a fun little language you've built. I just threw together a parser for it in TypeScript (I'll upload it to Github eventually haha). It was super easy. I'm going to recommend it to my friends who aren't as excited about parsers and things as me for an introduction to parsing programming languages.
Right, but there’s no way to do that on the same day every year, or even the “first Tuesday of every June” because that may or may not always fall within a year.

Also, these tokens have to be rotated by a human. So weekly is way too often.
BTW This is very cool: https://github.com/FPGAwars/icestudio
Totally agree. I can't believe it's been so poorly implemented up until now.
Wow, 51 messages _sent_ per user per month, so it's not even about receiving verification SMS.

> The average mobile connection sent 51 messages per month in 2020, 17 fewer than in 2019.

I'd love to know the median, I assume there's a number of power users that drives up the average. Or bots that are sending out thousands of messages a day.
Will it support comments on photos the way Google Photos does? Also, will it show the photo's location on a map?
Parkinson's Law, paraphrased: "work expands so as to fill the time and budget available for its completion."

I see this so many times in my line of work (software development, consultancy); companies throw millions at a solved problem like e-commerce, the over-enthusiastic engineers jump on it but won't just pick something off the shelf, they will re-engineer it in $cool_tech because just solving the problem is boring.
Sure you can have kids at 40 but I cannot imagine what an adventure is to deal with a teenager once you are 54-55 years old
it would be lovely to have some personal note from Bartosz on how is he working on these articles - every single one looks like a masterpiece and at this point I'm wondering if he does not have issues with procrastination or lack of motivation
The question is: how much their partner/parents/nanny is taking on? Without someone who is always available to help, it's impossible to be free and successful with young kids. Simply impossible. You can't travel, you can't work late (in the office) you can't do offsites, you can't sleep, you have no weekends to work on side gigs, because your side gig are your kids. Which is great, but soooooo costly from all angles.

PS: I love my kids, but I'm basically working/living at 50% of my capacity since I got my first, and that is really hard to swallow.
It's definitely in use in Europe, but it depends. I and my wife use SMS extensively, that's simply because we both use very cheap phone plans without a built-in data plan - i.e. no internet unless we have wi-fi (the pro side of that is that the yearly phone expenses is in the (equivalent of) low tens of dollars, not hundreds of dollars).
When we're networked we use Line messaging.

My wife's boss communicates with all her employees by SMS (mass SMS - works like group communication, both ways).

AddEdit: Airlines send their notifications and links to boarding passes etc. via SMS. Dentist and doctor appointments, other public office appointments (e.g. my upcoming passport renewal), document notifications (from pension fund insurance companies for example), public warnings ("Toxic fire nearby - close your windows"), and more, are via SMS where I live.
If you're going to bother migrating and presumably taking people with you, why migrate to another company's proprietary service, rather than an open protocol?

Or (bluntly): why not Matrix (and/or XMPP)? What makes WA so much better that you're willing to go all-in with this company?
A Relatively Easy-to-Understand Primer on Elliptic Curve Cryptography
Being such a small operation, I think they're making a great decision by focusing on what matters most. "Most startups die by lack of focus". I very much believe this is their first public step towards breaking up with phone number based identity.
Yup, general public needs to read The Art of War to understand these conflicts at a deeper level.
'Go Big or Go Home' always recession or not. athough its' not really evident where the next batch of unicorns is going to come from. Blockchain, VR are meh. AI is oversaturated but still probably has lots of potential. Here is an interesting wiki of emerging technologies that could be of some use for those building the future:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_emerging_technologies
Um you can still have kids. You might have poisoned your thoughts that your wife isn't an "optimal" age for having kids, but, believe me, you can still have them.
Commute, exercise, grocery shopping, cooking, household upkeep? All the usual stuff?
As a fellow frustrated typer (AC’d to Tyler just now) in Taiwan, thank you for pointing this out. I was absolutely flummoxed.
When Longhorn failed, mostly due to WinDev sabotage[0], they doubled down on using COM, hence why since Vista all major Windows APIs are COM based, and if we are lucky there are some .NET bindings as well.

WinRT is basically the evolution of this, going back to the design board as if .NET never happened, hence .NET Native and C++/CX abstracting what is basically COM + IInspectable + .NET metadata instead of TLB + App Identity.

WinRT eventually became UWP, as they improved the developer experience, only to kill .NET Native, replace C++/CX with C++/WinRT (similar dev experience as using ATL), and move that infrastructure on top of standard COM on Win32 side.

So now you have classical COM, and Windows Runtime components are the modern COM.

Meanwhile DevDiv seems to have had enough of this and decided to focus on .NET with cross platform experience, and Web technologies, hence why even Visual Studio is quite lacking on WinUI tooling.

[0] - If they really cared they would have doubled down on it like Android and ChromeOS did, and all those C# 7 - 11 performance improvements would have been done at the time.
Are you exhausted from the kids, or because your job exhausts you too much to have energy left for them? In which case change jobs? Sure kids are tiring, temperamental, they go completely hyper, argue incessantly about stuff, don't get ready to go out when asked, don't go to sleep then are tired and fractious next day, change their mind about what they want to do when you made a big effort for them, fight with each other (as well as being very nice and caring to each other next minute) etc etc. But they're delightful, and funny, and super companions at the same time. As for hobbies, as others have said, finding hobbies you can do with your kids is good. The great outdoors and music making can be shared at a young age, if they're into that. I found even reading them stories, as they get older the books get more interesting, many kids books are actually fascinating for adults.
That seems really high based on my UK experience. The link says "the average mobile connection sent 51 messages per month". What does it mean for a "connection" to send messages? Could that include messages sent to the user? If so, this number would make sense (OTPs and spam).
What do prefer?

Giving up on having kids and staying with your partner, trying to cope with regret.
I bet the regret alreay takes a toll on the relationship and the probability is high that the relationship ends in a divorce either way. (Divorce statistics in your region?)

Divorce and find a younger and religious woman ready to have many kids.
You might lose some friends and people might turn away considering your behavior selfish. But you would gain a family and that would be your world.

It is not too late to correct a mistake.
In HN's defense, sometimes entries like that get replaced by the source. But that depends on staff being online, and unless I'm missing something, there's still only one person with the authority to do that, and dang can't work 24 hours a day.
For this, first hold the spacebar to get a single cursor (address bar defaults to select all), then drag the cursor itself (not the spacebar). It accelerates to the end
So justified they had to lie about babies in incubators to do it, right?
This is one of the "earnest environmentslist thinks we can do better" articles that are so popular with the "see, it was a hoax all along" crowd.

Within the intended audience, this is a call for stricter standards to ensure this is done well and achieves its aims. Outside, for people who just read the headline, it's taken as further evidence that it's all BS. A fake solution to a fake problem, both pushed by evil people.

I'm not sure what you can do about this, climate change deniers are not famous for their appreciation of nuance, but we should probably take note of it anyway, otherwise you end up with people with very different opinions thinking they are agreeing when they say "this is terrible!". And nerds seem extra vulnerable to being sold this kind of know-it-all, "well, actually", cynicism for some reason.
After some dive into quantum computing I found that unless you have Python/lisp simulation all these does not get into this old programmer mind.
And that's how you get a satellite internet that works like satellite internet, or at best a 3Mbps cable. duh.

I think there are misunderstandings in the concept of a "city", that what kind of density it refers to, and how much space - on top of area - is allocated for a resident in such a city. To me, a city is straight up Bladerunner, luxury apartments having such privileges as shared library rooms or balcony railings with sightlines workable for some GEO satellite dishes. To GP a city might be towards houses with single-car garages. That kind of definition mismatch happens both ways, by the way, in forms of city dwellers mistakenly offending other city as rural areas and complicating discussions.
Several changes came in post-MH370 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malaysia_Airlines_Flight_370#A...
This is crazy helpful for beginners: https://github.com/FPGAwars/icestudio

They have drag and drop FPGA programming using visual gates and cores with very well documented examples.
Another one is https://gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/tagged/game-ident..., but I don't know how popular stackexchange is these days.
Hey, we've had our blob storage costs spike up +70% for two days (Oct 4th and Oct 5th), across almost all of our storage accounts, regions and hot/cold/archive tiers. The spike is a consistent ~70% for each of the affected accounts, and this includes accounts where there have been no writes for months (so why is there an increase), as well as accounts where we never delete (so while an increase would be surprising, the decrease on Oct 6th is impossible). Is this similar to what you're seeing ?

I was considering writing to Azure support about that...

My last billing issue with them took ~120 days to resolve, so I don't have much hope.
Where are you getting the idea from that "we" are proud of our communication being controlled by a commercial party? I'm pretty sure most people are not proud, but either poorly informed or not willing to make the trade off for more security while losing half their social network.
PinOut on mobiles is pretty great. It's kind of an infinite pinball machine. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPUjpP4PT_U
I would be staggered if it wasn't majority spam, OTPs, and automated reminders.
Huh, he's from my home town and has had a whole bunch of interesting jobs.
> A big point of Qt is that you have a complete consistent library with an event loop that will handle everything from GUI to network / serial port communication / media playback / JS scripting / database access / ... transparently

A kitchen sink library, re-implementing absolutely everything. I do mean everything there's even a QString to use because heaven forfend a C++ library wouldn't have its own custom String class...

The temptation to build kitchen sink libraries is exactly what this proposal seems to be fighting. No, I don't expect they will win.
If that is the case, why are dev salaries in, for example, Dublin so much higher than Berlin (€115,000 vs €86,000 if Levels.fyi is to be believed)? Both are EU capitals with excellent, well-educated workforces.
Absolutely nothing wrong with that. Connection is one of our core emotional needs [1], and wanting to interact with other humans and feel like you belong is a very healthy desire.

At my company, I can work fully remote if I so desired, but I go to the office most days of the week precisely because I want to interact with other humans. Sitting alone in my room hacking at a keyboard isn't exactly emotionally fulfilling.

That said, I appreciate the flexibility. Today I didn't go because it was raining (and here I am browsing HN, haha), naturally, I feel lonely, because I have a need for that connection with others. I've had more than enough loneliness during college years.

[1] https://www.yourpsychologist.net.au/what-are-your-emotional-...
It's probably that they made good coolers and then decided to capitalize on the name by selling everything under the moon—i.e. reselling someone else's stuff.
I’ve been hiking, mountain biking and paragliding this week with my 8-10 yr olds.
Since they were born I’ve been fighting the good fight of getting them outside and building my role as a giving Dad.

Nothing compares to having kids. Tremendously hard.
I have lots of friends who don’t and yeah, they live the life but what they don’t have is so much richer
Looks interesting. Also I noticed they have a "connect wallet" button for NEAR. How are they using that?
Not since Burst compiler started to be used to replace C++ code, additionally C# is the only thing most people can touch on Unity, unless they write native plugins.
"Wow"? That's two messages per day. Or just one single long conversation with somoenoe per month, like organizing a dinner and going back and forth around a subject a few times.

Wow, it's really dead.
Just tried it. As someone who has never used Live, I didn't understand anything (I know Logic though, and I'm generally good with figuring how apps work as a dev myself) even after the tour.

I believe the onboarding should be interactive and telling the user how things work instead of just putting a sample video which doesn't teach much.

That said, from what I see from the results it can be a great tool... if one can figure how things work.
Some people think you should be grateful that you didn't make the "mistake" of having kids and that it's not worth it. It's the biggest taboo in our society but a lot of parents regret it. For some reason you decided not to have one in the first place and that same reason is probably still true. It feels like you've fallen into "the grass is always greener" trap and only sees the upsides because you think it's too late, completely forgetting why you didn't want a kid to begin with.
FWIW, _Gnomon_ is IMHO a sprawling mess that has pretentious metaphors and numerous loosely connected strands. Like _Cloud Atlas_ but with less structure and more tangents.

You may be OK with that (and I am); but if you aren't, it won't be for you.
I am not sure if OP has considered fostering and I think many people (including myself) don't know how it works. The foster parents make a big difference in a person's life and it seems to be quite a different experience than adoption.

Good point about IVF.
The death of SMS is hardly specific to central Europe and the US. It's already thoroughly dead in most of Asia for person-to-person communication, replaced by WhatsApp/WeChat/LINE/Telegram/etc depending on country.
Hi, I'm trying to use the DNScrypt functionality but Rethink app keeps telling me "Error connecting to DNScrypt server" when trying to use Quad9 or my NextDNS resolver. The other default ones (Adguard, Cleanbrowsing etc) do work though. Any ideas?
As soon as a company's IT department is practically fully remote, why should they page a German wage

Hasn't this already been going on for years, even before COVID?
Pretty much this. I only ever send out SMS if I am the one who initiates the conversation on a phone, but other people send me messages on other apps.

However most of my instant messaging is done on a computer using discord, so I might not be in the prime user base of these apps
Or testing an emergency fix if something breaks at 4am. Problem with these types of metric driven approaches is that it incentives explicitly not caring about second order effects or externalities. Good for the person getting the bonus but bad for the company as a whole.
He does not need to start an airline company, he is going to change the airline industry if fingers crossed we will live to see Starship Earth to Earth happening - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqE-ultsWt0

And what we will be even better a strong competition, so that kind of flights will be available to all.
> If you rotate every week you can have a job that runs every week, offset by one day, to revoke.

This might be a silly question, but how do you authenticate that revoke?
Why does she have to be religious?
Fracking caused daily earthquakes at UK’s only active site
IMHO even if db is not reachable, it should be retriable.
Icestudio: Drag and Drop FPGA programming and learning
Visual programming and learning with great building blocks recursively built using simpler blocks while being well documented.
SMS is still used in France too.

> I don't get it how having a dozen of messaging apps and remembering who uses what is better than a simple SMS

Indeed, especially now that Telegram is taking off by times in Europe (in Belgium / Spain / France at least Telegram is getting used by a lot of people) and that some people now refuse to use WhatsApp.

In addition to appointment reminders from doctor/dentist/notary/whatever and delivery tracking numbers I still exchange SMS with quite some people.

It's not as if it was exactly hard to open and reply to a SMS you just received from someone: takes exactly the same time as answering using WhatsApp or Telegram.
Depends on which scale you pick I guess
I used to feel like this. I worked and travelled all the time and resented the fact that I had to give up so much of my remaining free time for family things.

Covid forced a change on me whereby I was tied to home much more and started connecting with my kids better. And I’m very glad it happened with hindsight.

I actually feel like a selfish and stupid idiot now wanting to work (messing around with some new JS framework or whatever) when I could have been spending time with my children. Fortunately it happened early enough that it was still reparable. I would have bitterly regretted learning this lesson 10 years later.

Raising kids is hard and it can be a drag, but you are only in the thick of it for a few years, and you don’t have to totally park your life even during those years. Losing yourself totally would also be a bad life decision and likely bad for your marriage too.
Kitchen sink libraries usually work in all supported platforms, no need to play tetris with OS and compiler version support.