skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Because that's what the cool kids use.

After using Kotlin in Spring projects for a couple of years, I rewrote most of it to Java 17 and stick to Kotlin strictly in Android work. It's not that much different anymore with all the recent additions to Java, and as Java progresses (and the main JVM implementation which is first and foremost being developed for Java) and diverges in other directions in some very important areas (value types, Loom), Kotlin starts to feel more and more like a second-class citizen. I mean, that's what some old-timers were preaching right here on HN from the very start.

Things like Hibernate require some pretty ugly (IMHO) hacks to work properly (you need something like three compiler plugins, and spread keywords around like there's no tomorrow).

The compiler was also very slow compared to Java. The same amount of code written in the same style took 2× times to build. This may have improved.

Probably the only thing I miss are nullability annotations (after getting used to them in C#, not Kotlin).

Edit: after re-reading what I wrote, the tone feels way too critical. Kotlin is a nice language, and certainly easier & more fun to both read and write (although it's trivial to write unreadable mess by going too far with its features). It just doesn't go far enough (for me) to warrant using a separate language with all that entails.
The thing is, if you're writing software with a lot of breaking changes, SemVer doesn't make much sense, because you'll just quickly get to major version numbers in the hundreds.
> You have to be at your keyboard or lab bench or whatever enough to make things. But if you are there too much your creativity plummets.

I agree, one of the ideas that I started applying from the book "steal like an artist" involved having an analog and a digital desk for work.

You have creative ideas and brainstorm at the analog desk, then document, iterate, and refine your ideas at the digital desk.
about:config is only available in Beta or Nightly on Android now, though forks like Fennec also have it enabled by default.

They took it away in Stable because changing some settings may disconnect GeckoView from the application containing it and they can't have that.

I run Beta for this reason. Nightly is too unstable for me so I had to give up custom addon lists to bypass Mozilla's outdated whitelist (they were only available in nightly for a while, I believe that's in Beta now).

Mozilla doesn't trust you to use their precious software right and they'll take away your toys if it considers you to be playing with them wrong. I still like Mozilla over Google, Microsoft, and Apple, but it's really hard to be a fan of Firefox when they pull shit like this.
So, the bad effect of ESG is less investment in oil and gas?

Do you have examples of how ESG is bad for someone who thinks thats a good thing?
For mermaid, would pairing it with selenium and/or a headless browser be an option?
This, we use iDEAL [1] here in the Netherlands since 2005 and it's awesome! You just scan a QR code with your banking app and pay.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IDEAL
> There are companies that have other primary goals.

Here's the thing, they dont. You are buying into their BS.

if "ESG" was important, why didnt these companies do it for decades? "ESG" has become the latest trend, and they are simply jumping on the bandwagon.

We have banks in canada with massive marketing campaigns pitching "ESG". These very same banks have invested BILLIONS in the oil and gas sector.

This clear conflict of interest (investing in oil/gas while pitching ESG) has come to the inevitable conclusion.

A request to the competition board over false advertising.

https://www.vancouverisawesome.com/highlights/rbc-competitio...

So to your point, which is it? Do these bank care about the environment or about its profits? If it is the environment, it seems being the world leaders in lending money to non-environmentally-friendly industries doesnt agree with that position.

EGS is a marketing tool, not much more.
I guess it's good they will quickly rebuild but it doesn't say a lot of good things about the state of the housing market.
It's not a language feature, but I wanted to point out a new aspect of how Python is released: releases are now signed with Sigstore[1], producing a certificate and signature for each source distribution/build in the release table[2].

This is intended to supplement the current PGP signatures, giving Python distributors (and the packagers themselves) a similar degree of authenticity/identity without needing to perform PGP keyring maintenance.

[1]: https://www.sigstore.dev/

[2]: https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-3110/
I was blocked beforehand without ever subscribing Lex. Also any comment of Youtube disappears immediately. Reason was somebody retweeted my tweet of about the Finnish volunteer Panzer-group liberating Ukraine 1943.

In spite of jovial appearance, Lex is quite humorless person. He sticking to the world-view he learned in Soviet schools, without ability to learn anything new about history.
This.
My old first boss told us that he is happy if we sit at our work places and are deep in the trenches of coding.

I was happy when doing databases on a whiteboard or collecting coffee and fruit from the canteen. Needless to say, I did not feel like sitting in place and hurting my back just to be looking productive.
16 gauge is rated for 17A; 24 gauge is rated for 3A. Given that, as you say, the rated current for the doorbell is 1A, I don't understand why 16 gauge is necessary; if you're concerned about shorts, consider that 16A/16V would more likely burn out the transformer before doing anything to the wires because the power density is larger there. Just to be safe, I'd put 3A fuse inline and use Cat5 without reservations.
Exactly, let's first acknowledge there is a problem, then we can find a solution.

Complaining for complaining is not helpful, but don't dismiss problems because no one can think of a better solution at the same time.
you were holding it the wrong way, take a picture with you taking a bite out of it.
> You can improve the UX of Matrix clients

Apparently, that has not been a priority in many years.

Matrix/Element is so far behind usability/features that it's really only used by people that favor decentralization/openess at the expense of actual users.
8.1 was the last decent version of Windows.
Wife just received account registration sms that new device has been registered. Anyone else experiencing that? Error? Worse?
I'd love to attend an in person version of this in London. I've long felt that we need more events like this in the city.
I think I prefer Fn/Ctrl but just because I've basically only used thinkpads for the last decade or so, so I'm used to it
Let’s fast forward in financial regulation knowledge with a question perhaps.

Why do you think the sec had to require that directors and executives have a fiduciary responsibility to shareholders? Why are executives fined and jailed when they violate this?

Those answers should explain why there is an incentive to not allow public investable companies to fuck with their investor money in a way that isn’t necessarily in their best interest. If they want to do that, you can invest in private companies that the mom and pop investor can’t get hoodwinked into.
They don't, and I think they've changed the program recently to stop making repeated payouts on the same property. I'm not sure what they do instead, maybe pay you to move?
Yep. I remember it being recognized as essential for payments in 2002.
Just because you write unsafe it's not out of jail free card.

Point of unsafe is to say these things _can_ break. Not that these things _will_ break. Calling into unsafe still has to maintain all invariants, so that safe fn wrapping unsafe fn is safe for all possible safe inputs.

Point of safe is unless someone fucked in unsafe, these things will never break.
Do you have a citation for that, as I'd love to refer to it.
Even though I've enjoyed a lot of the Lex interviews in the past, I think this is really exploitative. A man with bipolar disorder is having a major manic episode and everybody is shoving microphones in front of him and getting upset when what he says sounds crazy.
Creating an empty crypto account is just a click away. But, as a new user, how do you move funds into the account?

You must go through an exchange which is subject to the same KYC and anti-money-laundering regulations as a bank. So it's not actually any easier. After all, banks can also create any number of additional accounts for you in their internal system once you're a customer.
Their team seem to still be contributing Open Source Erlang projects [1], so I guess they are.

1: https://github.com/WhatsApp
I know it's irrational but now I'm looking forward to 1732050808
I can't imagine this makes much of a difference unless users with a paid Spotify account have vastly different tastes than the non-paying ones, and even then it would depend on how much less the revenue per user they get from commercials is compared to the revenue for a paid user. Otherwise, whether a band gets paid 50% of the revenue from a single listener or 5% from the revenue of that listener plus ten non-listeners is immaterial. The money is most definitely not allotted without regard for what users listened to.
i haven't seen this yet but will definitely be keeping an eye out.
YAML Merchant is a better description of my current role than my official title.
This is an octobass – it’s so low it will turn your insides to jelly
Show HN: Porting PHP to WebAssembly Using WASI
That still doesn't change the fact of it increasing response times.
That is not a solution to the problem the OP posted.
Agreed, while I prefer deep work in solitude, there is a lot of literature which suggests that collaboration enhances outcomes. Random example: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S00221...
The color a black body emits at certain temperatures follow the planckian locus (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planckian_locus). The only saturated primary color on that curve is red.
All of them?

It is possible to have multiple jobs where you are classified as an employee.

I’ve had multiple part-time jobs before as well as part-time work in addition to full-time work simultaneously.
> He had issues with wifi, power management, brightness control, the GPU

Hmm I wonder what kernel version he was debugging. I've only had issues with the GPU and power management (very clearly due to the gpu); on latest releases of kernels 5.16 till 5.19.
Ask HN: What are some newsletters that you enjoy?
I'm kind of late to the show, but I recently found newsletters to be an amazing experience to consume content.

For now, I have Morning Brews, The 5 Bullet Friday, and Julian Sharpiro's Newsletter in my inbox.

What other newsletters do you enjoy reading?
ymmv: if "the cause" has technical or scientific elements and you are a skilled engineer or scientist your contribution of 1000h/y work on target is significantly larger than donating $1M/y.
From what I can tell it is taking the local IP it finds and then looking it up in a database. If it doesn't find any IPs then it reports used 0 keys for lookup.

So in this case it means you're not vulnerable.
The government can always make it worse. The EU removed my prepaid card simply because I refused to get a phone for it which was expected to receive some sort of permission for each transaction.
posts "fact" about product of company

factual statement is made by said company

doesn't elaborate

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We are also on this side and on the job boards we run [1], the companies are required to publish real salary data™ (and we also gather stats based on that).

What is real salary data™ - contrary to the flawed regulations in a few states, which basically allows putting something like 1$ - 100'000$, we require companies to be more specific and have a max range of 30-40k.

Interestingly, the majority (approx. 2/3) of companies are completely fine with publishing this information (if they are forced to) and out of the remaining 1/3, half can be convinced, and the other half is a lost cause (basically, management will not allow it)

[1] Our job boards:

https://swissdevjobs.ch

https://germantechjobs.de

https://devitjobs.uk
Core XMPP is decentralized today. Room chats standardization in XMPP started 20 years ago. Any server existing today has solved the issue whatsapp is facing right now.
So has anyone every used that as an attack vector? Some proof-of-concept code is not hard to write.
Sounds a lot like Swish in Sweden (and I think Vipps in Norway). It basically started as a user to user system that works by tying a persons phone-number so you can send momey to anyone you have a phone-number for.

Quite quickly this system was adopted by small companies before it was made official and they quickly introduced a user to company variation, a tad costly but the ease of just scanning a QR-code to pay has made it a hit (The QR code always has a recipient, optionally with a sum and infotext also I think).
You know I never checked. I mean it seems obvious it would but I don’t recall seeing a study.

Honestly though a study like that may be banned from most research houses as it can fall into a bad spot. What happens if the study found it didn’t help. :/

I feel like the regulations here are good regardless. I don’t Want someone to be penalized specifically because of their race.
For typed loading data, my benchmarks show 3.11 is actually slower than 3.10.

https://ltworf.github.io/typedload/performance.html
till they find out what it now costs to insure a home in Florida if you want wind/flood added to your policy
What about California's wildfires and their federal relief subsidies?
This would be interesting 2 years ago, but considering how long is available https://github.com/infinitered/nsfwjs and related https://github.com/nsfw-filter/nsfw-filter this seems just like Bumble's attempt to get into news.
> Looking at the 'view your own result dump' it seems that it didn't record anything past the first page.

That was reported a few times in other places. According to the maintainer, there's a bug with the display/exporting, but the whole data still gets correctly recorded.

c.f. https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2022-10/msg01...
Can you give your system’s declarative configuration to another machine and boot into an equivalent one? :D
Lex Fridman's constant schtick of telling everyone to think and act lovingly is getting old and tired and this point.
So, if I understand, the solution to key management is to hand your keys to someone else?
Shoulda spun off Phil and Lem
> It's a privacy issue. You can use it to fingerprint a user, local IP will give you quite many bits of entropy. <https://coveryourtracks.eff.org/>

I don't buy it: You have to block IPv6 as well, and that's becoming harder to do.

If the user is trying to protect their "privacy" from their ISP by using a VPN (for example), and are attempting to prevent the application-level leak of providing a list of all the local interfaces, they really need to configure their system to restrict e.g. their web browsers and other sensitive tools to those specific interfaces, e.g.

https://askubuntu.com/questions/1313755/forcing-chrome-brows...

This should be easier, like maybe a button in the VPN software.
They do bail out California homes for wildfire losses though.
The "Help" menu item is a major lifesaver and especially in complex apps (that is, those which actually take advantage of macOS' native menus, which sadly isn't a given nowadays).

For example Photoshop (and its colleagues) is darn near impossible for me to use on Windows — and at least 50% of the reason is absence of the "Help" menu search feature.
> You can enable e2e chats. But you lose cloud sync.

You also lose talking to more than 1 person at the same time.
And they can’t precompute those caches for particular libraries and ISA combinations? They know exactly what hardware it’ll run on.
You may want to mention that no small store accepts visa/mc in NL :)

Apparently because the commission is sky high. In other parts of the EU that's been regulated and I can buy as low as two apples with a credit card.

If you're a tourist in NL, bring cash.
my next wife maybe the last one.
I like TLDR newsletter - https://tldr.tech/newsletter
> For example, ESG campaigning has successfully discouraged investment in oil and gas production especially in democratic Western countries.

Can you provide proof?

This post would disagree:
https://www.vancouverisawesome.com/highlights/rbc-competitio...

"The report, which surveyed 60 banks around the world, found RBC had increased its investments in fossil fuel projects to nearly $38 billion from over $19 billion in 2020."

Nearly doubling your investment in fossil fuel projects makes it seam like "ESG" has done nothing to "discourage investments".

The bank named in the article has a "ESG" division as well.

So if you want to be environmentally friendly, they are the bank for you. If you want to open a new fossil fuel well, they are the bank for you...
VirtioFS[0] is making a _huge_ difference on the macOS side. I hated using Docker on macOS for a long time and started testing it as soon as it came out. Had some bad bugs initially and apparently does still have kinks being worked out but I’ve been using it consistently for a few months now and actually forgot all about how terrible the experience used to be. It is such a great improvement.

[0] https://www.docker.com/blog/speed-boost-achievement-unlocked...
I think (I'm hoping?) 1% figure is vastly overestimated.
Thank you on behalf of humanity!
I am glad to see that they recently (relative to project age) got two new developers which have for the last two years actively worked on rejuvenating the project, tackling some long standing issues, and actually making new releases with bugfixes. That message was added to README before that. Of course it doesn't mean people should stop supporting the project, but I am currently less worried about future of graphviz than the last time I looked into the state of it.
I think the last part is the most relevant: Every processed food, bakery, fast food, restaurant... is using seed oils. So to have variety you will be better off using non-seed oils like olive oil or others
> as one of the only countries to keep schools closed as long as we did

This is poorly-informed repetition, typically caused by news cycles about Sweden, a country with a population comparable to Ohio.

At least in terms of population, the two biggest countries in the world with a population greater than the US are China and India. I know for a fact (having family there) that schools in India were closed for longer than the US. Chinese schools are still closing sporadically [1], so presumably they were doing so during the thick of the pandemic as well.

If you are that worried about get your kids the education to enable critical thinking, it is probably wise to implement some yourself when discussing these issues.

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[1] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-10-12/shanghai-...
I really loved Aqua (especially without the pinstripe backgrounds)

The flat look and feel is exactly that.
Not OP, but that's not a fair statement.

Checking the box of ideals doesn't mean that open source software is off the hook in having to compete on features. Regular users do not give a rat's ass about source code being open; it's an extremely abstract concept if you're not in the field. All they care about is free as in beer. Matrix can either target the niche demographic of the highly technical, or it needs to level up on usability to reach a wide audience.

The number of people who have tried LibreOffice, Gimp, etc is probably orders of magnitude higher than the number of actual daily users. If these software applications were businesses, their exec teams would have been fired many times over for the atrocious churn. Free as in beer is an excellent foot in the door, but it's wasted time and again by huffy developers who don't know how to create good UX and who won't open the door to good product people who want to help out.
WhatsApp users around the world reported difficulties while trying to send and receive messages on the platform. Sources claim that the outage began at 3 am EDT and affected millions worldwide. The outage prevented users from using the app for almost two hours.
They will certainly get slammed as such by other journalists, but whether readers care or not is an open question. There are some very successful writers on Substack who are successfully monetizing blogging-oriented journalism, that rejects the classical style in favor of "here's what I think and my biases, here's facts and data to back it up". It works well for analysis and data journalism, perhaps less so for original reporting of the "earthquake in Indonesia" type.
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1) Build shoddy Potemkin house.
2) Overinsure.
3) Hurricane.
4) Profit!
It is a tough choice! See also foley work for nature documentaries. I don't even think it's ignorance so much as intuition - even if mistaken - is a central component of aesthetics. There's an expectation that it should sound like this, it should blow that way, etc.
Interesting! Just signed up :)
SCA is a big improvement for most people.

Some card issuers don't require it done via a phone if that's important for you.
Might be interesting for China. Pretty sure Windows 7 is still the dominant OS there. Or is Chrome not heavily used there?
This type of person is not very representative of the average mac buyer though. So I’m not sure their opinions should be given much weight.
I’ve suspected a similar behavior results from real estate apps like Zillow.

I was looking at NYC apartment prices in 2021 and I still get price estimate emails on properties I looked at almost two years ago.

Im thinking if you’re an independent landlord, this feedback loop is driving your notions of “value”.

A passive version of the OP?
If you don't care about the format, why would you be using TOML in the first place? Just use JSON.
I think anyone can fall for a phishing mail--provide it is received at the right moment with the right trigger.

Reminds of the incident ten years or so ago. A coca-cola executive is leading a project on energy saving, and receives an email from one of his legal people with the topic safe energy. The coca-cola guy clicks on the powerpoint link and the most comprehensive hack of coca cola is underway.

If you happen to expect the mail, you don't suspect a thing.
Celeron was about the affordable option when Gentoo was released. It was just that: compiling things took time. But even when you ran redhat or suse, you sometimes needed to recompile the kernel to support the features you needed. And that took hours. But it was never a major impediment to using Linux. It was a one-time cost, like a windows install (that also took hours), or a windows update.
Yes.

With FreeBSD I can 'send' entire BE to other system and boot it there - which I often do.

Just use:

# zfs send <ZFS-BE-DATASET@snap> | ssh <IP> zfs recv <ZFS-BE-DATASET>

I also sometimes installed FreeBSD/GhostBSD system in a VM and then 'send' it to physical hardware.

Hope that helps.
> So many hard problems that have been brought to me, or complicated needs for architecture, etc were solved by simply turning my active brain off.

I get it that it works but wonder what could be the logical explanation of this. I remember this method was also mentioned in the movie Turner & Hooch.
It's time to thank UVM and say goodbye