skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is one of the things I'm not a fan of in Mac OS. CMD + Tab cycles through applications, but not windows within the same application. You can cycle through windows of the same application with [CMD + `]. There are some third party app switchers as well that you could try.
You might want to reconsider. Having a year or two of deck time is pretty awesome. I went ahead and paid inflated prices and never looked back. Fresh air and a great view have pretty much replaced trips to the cinema for me.
I've found a lot of docker wins come from installing modules which have native bindings. I still hate running my dev server in docker, though.
Other 58 minutes is collecting telemetry
As another commenter noted, some people have trouble with nausea when taking shrooms. If you're in this camp, I'd recommend exploring O-Acetylpsilocin (aka 4-AcO-DMT), which is widely thought to be a prodrug for psilocin, and much easier to synthesize than psilocybin to boot--and note that psilocybin is a prodrug for psilocin too, after all. Having explored both fairly extensively, I think O-Acetylpsilocin holds a lot fewer surprises than shrooms. I expect that pure psilocybin would behave similarly, but I haven't experienced it.
That’s capitalism in a nutshell: if it doesn’t make money it’s not useful.
> i mulling over moving to Apple.

Pest or cholera - that's what happens when there is a monopoly and the monopoly buys out or sue every competitor. Google and Apple are laughing all the way to the bank, Just like Microsoft for PC.
How long did they have your laptop? Hard drives on laptops these days are frequently 500GB or 1TB, and copying 1TB of data from one of these is not a quick operation at all.
Can you elaborate or point to sources? Are you referring to all forms and doses, including ADHD medications?

Curious to learn more.
I'm glad there are people in this world concerned with tagging not just benches but also their backrest information.
Russian TV presenter accused of inciting genocide in Ukraine
Because it's relatively new, so still being worked on: https://github.com/Zverik/every_door/issues/167
The heated seats are pre-installed and you pay for it, whether you activate the subscription or not. You can't choose a cheaper, non-heated seat, as far as I know.

The cost of the heated seats has to be covered by the actual purchases of that option, otherwise they'd be selling a car without heated seats for the price of one with them, at which point the car is overpriced.

If car manufacturers could just arbitrarily charge more, then they would do so anyway, seat heating hardware or not.
Thanks for listening, and sorry for the snark levels - I haven't delved into this for some years and I got a bit riled up just like I used to on usenet and fark ...

(edit - I believe it's quite common to think of them as a sort of spectrum from theism, through agnosticism and out to atheism on the other side, and I'm not sure that's wrong for everyone, but there is definitely philosophical space for agnostic atheism, and it may even be the dominant strain. May not of course!)

> Either you don’t have an opinion, or you’re actively of the opinion that other gods don’t exist and you’ll argue with people about it.

I have opinions, as do many agnostic atheists - that there is no evidence for gods, that belief in them is therefore unsupportable and ridiculous, that religions largely are harmful to society and adherents both in conception (because of the requirement for faith and the discarding of reason), and in execution (just look at what organised religion tends to do when enough people follow). Not that I'm a particular fan of his, but Richard Dawkins fits into the definition of agnostic atheist, and last I looked he had quite a lot to say on the matter!
Clickbait. Right tool for the job, people.
Yeah, but what have the Roman’s ever really done for us?
I agree with the message overall: impactful work might not 'look' like work, but I'm not sure what the author's deal is with conflating 'collaboration' with 'meaningless meetings'.

I guess I've just had different experiences, but for me, 'collaboration' means 'understanding that this project/task does not exist in isolation and looping in those relevant stakeholders early to make sure they decide with you as opposed to discovering roadblocks too late'. I can't imagine how someone can be against that.

From context, I feel like the author is using that word to mean 'gather people in a room and pretend to work'... is that how it's used normally?
Towards Totalitarianism (Blog Post)
I'm enamored with this game. Its focus on historical accuracy is unmatched, and it has actually taught me a lot on medival life in Europe.
> Docker maintains the step-by-step build script that lead to the final docker image, in the image itself.

Huh. I did not know this. Seems useful. "docker image history name:tag".
get this: the cost of the raw materials themselves are also primarily in the labor it takes to locate, extract, and process them. it's labor all the way down.
Thanks for the pointer.

So you can simply do something like:

dd if=foo skip=nB count=mB bs=4M of=bar

To get m bytes from offset n
Not to be sarcastic, but is there much that doesn’t hurt at 60 mph? Haha.
I’m sure there will be all kind of security threats. But you see that is nothing new. If you have that much you need some level of security to protect yourself.

I don’t btw how you imagine this btw. It is not like the millionares would arrive with fanfare and start a procession around the island. There won’t be announcements on the news that so and so is now here taking your land.

They won’t arrive and start evicting Māori. The land is already theirs. Somewhere in New Zealand there are houses right as we speak (probably very nice ones!) owned by foreign millionaires.

This is much more likely to how it will happen: A non-descript jet arrives at an airport where jets arrive all the time. A black car takes the passengers to their own holiday home. Probably a gated compound at the edge of a smaller city. If anyone is watching the place they notice that the lights stay on more often in the last few days. But it is hard to get emotional about that. And then suddenly the news announce that something very bad happened at a far away place. That is it.
I feel Microsoft is in a similar position to it’s windows phones in regards to ARM.

Additionally they don’t have a system like Rosetta 2 to help with translation, a LOT of windows apps are x32/64 based, and there has to be an incentive for devs to make the switch, Apple faced this issue when moving from PPC, they used I believe Carbon to help, and over time took carbon off and forced devs to update to apples current architecture at the time.

Electron unfortunately does seem like the potential way forward for apps, not just because of Windows and their handling of ARM, but it’s also potentially cheaper to develop against as its multi platform, 1Password is a prime example of this, and outside of the hardcore audience like us, they won’t notice the increased resource use of electron.

Microsoft has proven however electron can be good, see Visual Studio Code, plus with the advent of chrome os gaining traction, it’s likely we may head into a web first world, outside a niche subset of users.
Too little too late. Apple silicon remains king of value. M1 Linux advances. I guess it's time to go Apple...
A performant server should be able to do, on 10 GbE:

- 6M/s ~4KiB text/plain HTTP/1.1

- 500k/s <1KiB simple JSON responses to a single, uncached query

- 3M/s <1KiB HTTP/1.1 cached queries

If you want TLS performance, terminate it elsewhere or have a dedicated crypto (not crypto-mining) acceleration card in each server and do DSR.

Until you can afford your own 24/7 web SRE team, put Cloudflare in front of most of it and let them soak up traffic. :)

For speed, the choices usually revolve around Rust, JS+C++, or C++. Let me think: I'll take the one without buffer overflows or RCEs.

If you're trying to run a giant Spring app, good luck and take an Azul C4 GC with you on your journey.
I feel docker is super fast on windows, as long as the files you mount are on wsl side. For instance most of my npm stuff is even faster there than lots of small files on Windows side.
Because it’s Lucene under the hood.
I think PAM was very cute in the office. Maybe I just wasn't aware of all the details.
You can download APKs from GitHub, and they're working on F-Droid inclusion: https://github.com/Zverik/every_door/releases
I'm shocked you made it 3 years. I did a stint trying to do what they call "mob programming" and felt borderline suicidal. I couldn't think because I was constantly vocalizing what I was doing. Nothing added up and every ticket felt like it was just a hodge-podge of different ideas with no real flow. Lord help you if someone wanted to disagree. Now you have to completely stop your worker thread and handle that. There was no art to it. Its just one robot and two guys standing behind you ordering you to do this or that. I found it impossible to reach a flow state and produce actual good work. I left every session feeling like I accomplished nothing for myself. I am not attached to my code, but I am attached to my accomplishments. When all your work is atomized between people you are effectively no one. In this case, I believe, it's better off to leave.

Pair programming in moderation can be enlightening. Much like traveling to a different town as an artist to learn from other artists. Too much of it and you lose your identity. It is completely possible to remain detached from your work but still desire to work mostly alone on your own tickets. Code ownership is a silly concept. On one hand everyone suggests being detached from your work. Yet everyone simultaneously realizes having your name in a PR matters. I make a habit of crediting people who worked with me in the PR message. It's pretty simple.
Also likely could record video of the author and use it with someone else next.
> where else can you find corpses of your previous attempts?

In Nethack
It's not companies putting ease of use for their engineers above others. It's their engineers putting ease of use for themselves above others. Blame the industry itself. Nowadays engineers are wannabes after money, not great designers or architects with deep expertise or a sense of art.
ha-ha imagine dragging things with two fingers PRESSED INTO TRACKPAD instead of beautiful (yet hidden deeply in settings) three-finger drag

this is old-lenovo-hacker style
The article could have been shortened to "dd is old and I don't like the syntax, so you should stop using it"
Yup, looking at their statement it leaves open a door for Linux.
Shipments are expected in the current week so we'll see right away if the boot loaded is locked or not.
Yup, I do not expect much on performance side either, Apple is still paying a premium price to TSMC and their architecture has already been proven valid with growing support.
It would be cool if with the end of the Qualcomm deal more Chips producers would start adopting Windows On Arm with their current lineup (Mediatek, Samsung etc) in order to provide a new life to the low end segment of the market that is definitively not price2performance competitive with x86.
System Preferences was always fixed-width; it's Windows's Settings app that's not.
How did you get VBA working in Latex? I really don't want to do the dozens of tax calculations by hand.
MDMA can be problematic like that, it has a host of side effects, particularly at higher doses and can be mildly habit forming. The effects also wane very rapidly with repeated use and the side effects become much worse. A valuable drug but one to use with caution.

I would definitely stick to the below 120mg dosages, these pills with 220mg are way too much!
Buyer beware on that website, lots of scams out there!
People like to joke about all the native Australian animals that can kill you, but the animal I was most afraid of as a farm kid was the feral pigs. I saw photos of recently shot pigs that were too big to fit on the back of a ute, and often found small trees completely uprooted by them.

Fortunately the largest feral pigs I ever ran into were a litter and a small sow that preferred to scatter than stand their ground.
One trend I'd like to see is more dense UIs. You can tell a lot of web and desktop GUIs are designed by developers with wide monitors because when you go to use those apps on a laptop with a small screen they are hard to use and you lose context from scrolling so much.
Yeah, feels like the obvious option missing. I don't use Ubuntu any more, but it's the popular Linux, so it serves plenty of people just fine. Makes it the sane generic recommendation without letting my personal preference slip in.

Sure, they might still not like it, but if you haven't even tried Ubuntu yet, it feels like it's a bit early to say that there isn't a reasonable alternative.
Trying to disable mouse acceleration for touchpads when running Ubuntu 20.04 (and derivatives) made me lose more than 6 hours of my life.

The culprit was libinput, which, for some reason, ignored the "flat" acceleration profile for touchpads. It was eventually fixed, but the fix didn't hit an LTS version of Ubuntu until this year.
I hate to look at dramatically different sized screens simultaneously. So sorry cute little pixels.
A quick plug for BetterTouchTool here which has fantastic window management tools, including snapping and also “move the window under my mouse if I’m holding down a hot key.” I couldn’t get work done without it. And it’s well maintained.

Plus a barrel load more.
How, sir, are you not?
If you ignored the Takata airbag recall for long enough, your car was forcibly deregistered. I know this, because my car was stolen but was on their list, so I saw the escalating series of advisories that was mailed out.
Nordic.js 2022 • Debbie O'Brien – Testing Web Applications with Playwright
I had someone hit me with this same scam a few months ago, with almost the exact same script, although they only said they would call and never actually attempted it. Their account has now been banned, though, so their messages in my chat log are now empty.

Doesn't seem like it'd be hard to do live face swapping from someone's Facebook photos. Seems like a sophisticated improvement on the age-old "send me that password reset code" scam that's been around forever.
I have been using HIDPI displays on Windows for years and have zero issues with the font rendering. It is _different_ from macOS and Linux, sure, but I can’t see any reason to diss it today.
> its highly nonstandard syntax

Other than the missing dash/double-dash, what exactly is "highly nonstandard" about `dd`?

"f" has been a shortcut for "stream" for decades

fprintf

the `arg=value` syntax is common to many command line tools

grep --color=auto

; and i/o are literally the abbreviations for, well, Input/Output. So we have "input-stream=" and "output-stream=". How is that "highly nonstandard"? Because the dashes are missing?

> But otherwise, try to stick to more standard Unix tools.

`dd` is literally part of POSIX, it doesn't get more standard than that;

https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/d...
Wouldn't it be awesome if Apple added window-snapping, and i3wm-like keyboard support? They'd leapfrog every other OS in an area where they've been behind for a while, and gain tons of praise from power users. There's so much low-hanging power-user-fruits that Apple's bizzarely not picking, like uBlock Origin support in Safari, better window management, and a Homebrew-like package manager.
Yes they have it indeed, Arm64EC.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/arm/arm64ec
Hi guys, about MacOsVentura and ApexLegends: Is it native playable with Metal3? No Apex Legends for Windows only
Updating with Ventura now; I look to play Apex on Macbook Pro16 since 12months been lose with Geforce (cloud); is bootcamp useable now with Apple chip?
Let me know if you can provide key for this ; seson 15 coming soon and havent played the 14 only got BP, pseudo Jiemx lvl 500+(2400 reset)

Update MacOsV 30mins up and running

also what you think of Apex mod scripts legits; is it of use?
anyone up to scripts for stocks markets or what thread for it (on trading view?
MacOS is great and all but no Ctrl + Alt + T for terminal, no deal.
That does help thanks. It's still all a bit abstract to me because I (like many others) are still not familiar with WASM itself so this next step is probably going to go unappreciated for a while.

I'm a bit surprised by several comments in this post talking about how WASM could replace containers but I don't have the context around it
Can't agree more :)
Fixed IP is a solved problem by now. See https://superuser.com/a/1715206/41259
I’ve been very happy with Kubuntu KDE Plasma.

Rock solid.
Fast.
> In order for your counter to be complete, you'd need to provide an example of another economic/governing system that humans organize under successfully avoiding those negative externalities.

That's a text-book whataboutism. You can't just dismiss the inherent problems with capitalism by just pointing out that other systems have the same or even different problems. That's not the point here. So no, nobody needs to point out a better system.

> For example, your quote tells me nothing about how a central planning board under communism [...]

Tell me you don't know what communism is without telling me you don't know what communism is.

> Right now, at best, my understanding from this conversation is

Yes, you're entirely missing the point because you're trying to defend your world view. Somebody points out a problem with capitalism and your first reflex is "well communism is bad too", which tells me all I need to know about your motivation: 0% intellectual honesty and 100% crony belief.

So here's what the actual point of the conversation is: "Capitalism encourages people doing this, that is a problem"

There is no "because", there is no "as opposed to" and there is no "therefore", simply the statement of a problem. One person might see the solution in replacing capitalism with communism, another might suggest imposing additional restrictions on it. But right now, we're just talking about acknowledging a problem instead of completely shutting down and crying about how it's not capitalism's fault it's not capitalism's fault it's not capitalism's fault it's not capitalism's fault...
Even the word fuck can be perfectly acceptable in plenty of contexts. Weird that someone went to the trouble of building in weird kill-switch exceptions in a spell checker.

“This feature remains severely disliked by users, with feedback such as ‘Fuck this moronic new button!’ being an example of the milder responses.”
I don’t agree.

As a proof of concept I wrote a Fish native version of the function that figures out what local version of a tool to use I do actually use it to show the currently selected version in my shell prompt. The asdf version was unusable in a shell prompt.

It goes through the parent directory structure up until the top level root directory and finds the first .tool-versions file and parses out the version of a specific tool.

The asdf native shim takes ~100 ms in Bash (no idea if it can be optimized, but I assume so). My Fish version takes ~1 ms.
But isn't this study done on people from Spain?

If Spain is anything like Croatia you are not really poor if you own olive trees - you're probably middle class. Poor people sell that kind of inheritance very fast, and also buy cheap supermarket olive oil.
You are absolutely right. For example, I use laptop with Windows and 150% scaling. Otherwise the default scaling is 200% and everything looks so big.
Sorry, this is utter horseshit.

The people who are paid the most are owners: those who have sizable % of equity in a successful startup.

Failing that, those who make the most are principal/lead engineers and managers with greatest impact. At those levels, the performance expectations can be soul-crushing and burn-out inducing. Still, they're not making the millions-to-billions that they're responsible for generating.

That's why anyone and everyone from the bottom to the top should want to be a fractional owner in a co-op business where there is averaged pay related to profit impact.

I'm amazed that workers still squabble over pay rather than disclose it to each other and ensure they get a fair chunk of what they produce. I don't think you can do that without employee ownership.
FTA, it's pretty clear.

Typically, a virtual thread will unmount when it blocks on I/O or some other blocking operation in the JDK,
such as BlockingQueue.take(). When the blocking operation is ready to complete (e.g., bytes have been
received on a socket), it submits the virtual thread back to the scheduler, which will mount the virtual
thread on a carrier to resume execution.

The mounting and unmounting of virtual threads happens frequently and transparently, and without blocking any
OS threads. For example, the server application shown earlier included the following line of code, which
contains calls to blocking operations: response.send(future1.get() + future2.get());

These operations will cause the virtual thread to mount and unmount multiple times, typically once for each call to get() and possibly
multiple times in the course of performing I/O in send(...).

> Non-blocking IO is about interrupts at the hardware level

This isn't relevant. We only care from the perspective of userspace.
I'm aware that MDMA is not neurotoxic, I was wondering why the person I responded to called the research chem they took "probably neurotoxic"... but perhaps they were under the impression that MDMA is neurotoxic, and therefore considering this research chemical "guilty by association" or something
$30: https://www.apple.com/shop/product/HQ642ZM/A/belkin-iphone-m...
Personally, docker is becoming boring and irritating. I was a huge fan, early adopter, let me ride in on this crazy train of software engineering. But after they inevitably went enterprise I died inside, end of an era.

Now that docker is the mainstay of beginner/intermediate engineering efforts, it’s just kinda meh. It’s not containers it’s the way communities prop weird stuff up like Docker is some prerequisite for moving fast.. and hey options exist like Bazel and Nix (and hopefully more to come) that build reproducible systems without always needing a hypervisor.

And also, I find it super irritating to not get any simplicity out of it unless you docker-compose.yaml. Which makes docker feel like a tool without batteries included..

Once ppl start using it as a dev container too it’s like gross Just my opinion though it’s also a fine choice for ballin out so I respect any and all hustle at the end of the day. To each their own.
Here, https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/arm/arm64ec
I hate to say that, but Microsoft turned out to be the adult in the room. I can still run most software from 20 years ago without any changes and, when needed, unofficial patches are far more feasible than say running 32 bit software on Monterey. On top of that, new comparability is being added, not removed - I can now also run Linux and Android apps out of the box. While new functionality meaningfully improves user experience, especially when it comes to gaming. Also openness to simultaneously support different CPUs/GPUs/peripherals and technologies like touch screens rather than forcing a single selection on the user.

Not everything is hunky dory of course, I hate forced updates and constant nags for OneDrive/Edge and so on. But overall Windows 11 feels like Snow Leopard and Ventura feels like Windows 8.
Guys, which freaking keyboard-only window management yall looking for so hard? My daily workflow is jumping between 10 apps on different spaces, some of them are full-screen, some are just piled on one desktop, and the CMD+Tab just works perfectly all the time, you just press the CMD+Tab, select the app you need, jump to it, no focus lost, only distraction is the damned sliding animation (which
everyone wants to turn off for 10 years). What other damn bicycle you need to jump between apps lol
ThinkPad + Windows + WSL. You are welcome.