skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
But there is a good chance that was a 100% request failure rate for a specific service. And when you have 100% of requests failing for a service, you ought to be thinking about doing a fast rollback for that service as long as you have confidence that such a fast rollback won't take other infrastructure down.
Nobody prevents you to reuse an old copy on a VM or a container. With a shared folder you don't have to give it network access.
How would they collect trash efficiently during the day when many streets are packed. Not to mention the extra traffic a slow moving often stopping garbage truck would cause
Sorry you had that experience. I was also planning to quit if I didn’t get my way on having a rewrite (though I never told anyone at the company my plans). I was lucky that the CTO was not unaware of the weaknesses, and listened to me. And now they mostly stay out of the codebase. It could have gone the other way.
How do you setup a plain git server is there a step by step anywhere I could follow ?
Glow, Slo-Mo or Substance D?
> imagine a c# compiler that quickly outputs executable IL code

Awesome!

> but half the time it's broken because it didn't do any type checking and you have to wait for the IDE based type checker anyway. On every build.

Huh? The IDE checks your types as you type. Not on every build.

This works great and de-duplicates effort. I have an extra "check" script that runs all the linters including the Typescript checker that you can run before making a PR or production build (tells you the same thing as the IDE). I'm glad it doesn't block my development build because it takes many seconds (10-20) while without it you can get updates in far below one. That's a night and day difference.

> you never want a fast, silently broken build which is what you get with non-typechecked fast builds.

You're misinformed about what I want. I want fast builds. Decoupling linting from building is a great way to achieve that. I am yet to experience any problems with it.

If you want to type check on every build you can put that into your pipeline, but it will unnecessarily slow things down. I for one am very happy with fast builds with no downside.
CFPB update on open banking in the U.S.
Now that's a name I haven't heard in a long time...

Burn. It. With. Fire.

I was at Nokia and we used robot, what an absolute pain it was
Insane to me that finder opens in like 10 different possible views depending on… what I have no idea
I mean "outdated software is unsafe" is a frequently mentioned adage; it's a good catch-all if you can't look into individual software.
China Uncensored – Oh Big Tech, why you got to be like that?
I meant the "fix" of people not caring about a11y(which is why I put it in quotes) and just trying to get their code to compile.

If people don't care about a11y, they aren't going to start devoting time to it because a tool puts a slight roadblock in their way - they're just going to try to bypass the tool.
It would be interesting to see a study that compares SAT scores vs alumni performance to see which one has a better correlation with success to use for said adjustment
An important note is this will not work with budget airlines, easyjet or the likes. They won't do the travel agent for you and you will struggle to get any cent back in case of trouble.
Then why?
The hardware people at my job love it.
Ring0VBA – Getting Ring0 Using a Word Document
I've done it a few times. It isn't exactly onerous. Just proving you've bought the item, tried to resolve the issue etc.

How quick do you want it to happen? I know Barclaycard set the debt to one side, so you don't have to pay, aren't charged interest in the interim.
Putting that in perspective, GitHub has around 1% of the global population as an active user.
> The People have the stronger right to not be infected with COVID by you than your right to be infected.

The proper branch of government to decide this is Congress passing a law, not each major making it up as they go along.

It is definately distopian for employers to decide anything on this matter -they are not sibject to dempcratic scruitiny.

And there are many methods of reducing covid infection avaliable - installing air purifiers, improving ventillation in schools, Upper-Room Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation (UVGI).

If situation is so serious, whu are none of those being mandated? Now we know current vaccines give you immunity for like 6 months and new variants appear very rapidly.
> They take horses and send them out as horses.

Correct. Although there are huge benefits of a gate-kept horse-only environment. Competing against each other, the horses become more excellent. This is why the parents are paying the big bucks and putting up with the process. It is about gaining access to a horse-only environment.

> We take horses, asses and everything else and send them out as horses.

This is just envy at the easier job of the private school teachers, not indicative of their actual transformational capabilities of the public school teacher. The best that these teachers can do (which is no small feat) is to manage the classroom such that the donkeys and the horses do not fight and the horses can stay motivated despite having fewer peers.
Does that mean NY employees who don't want covid can stop working and still be paid?
According to your numbers, 310 civilians died in the Russian-occupied parts of Ukraine from 2018-2021. Obviously 310 too many, but civilian losses are unfortunately an ugly part of warfare, because war takes place where people live. And of course there are higher numbers of casualties in occupied territories, because that is what they are fighting about.

But to put that 310 number into perspective...

458 civilians were exhumed from mass-graves in Bucha in Ukraine. Many summarily executed (gunshots to the back of the head), with hands tied behind their backs, clear signs of torture etc etc.

That was just ONE village under Russian occupation. Just ONE. The same or similar happened many, many other places, most of them still in Russian-occupied territories, where the mass-graves have not yet been exhumed.

When one day Mariupol is liberated and the truth comes out about what there, it will make Bucha look like a school-yard argument.
Does anyone know what the consumption number refers to? Daily? Weekly? Yearly?
How would damage of solar radiation storms scale on modern hardware/infra? Linearly? Exponentially? Logarithmically? Is a storm 100x more powerful that carington even something that can be engineered for. Is it physiologically survivable?
They might, but the hammer works. If it's too slow... get a second hammer and person. The world's great monuments were made without automatic tools, just time, patience and many people.

It's not the fastest or easiest, but it works, it's reliable, and it's cheap.

Anyway, in the context of software, think of the unix commandline tools; simple, single-purpose tools, a lot of which aren't updated frequently. But using those as lego blocks is directly or indirectly responsible for the multi-trillion industry we're in.
If the product is what's desired, why does the creator or the intent of the creator behind it matter? Danielle Steele has written same erotic story for decades and still sells millions. Hallmark makes the same kind of movie every Christmas involving a city girl tired of the city and a farm boy or lumberjack who wants to settle down. I don't see what's wrong with the next big erotic hit or regurgitated romance flick being composed and directed by an AI.
Ideal is recieving something in the mail and thinking. Oh yeah I forgot I bought this.

I.e. separate money from man before cognitive functions have a chance.
Same here, hello from ex-Nokia Networks GmbH and NectAct migration into Java project. :)

I don't miss Robot at all.
Consciousness is a time machine, otherwise free will would not be possible.
You had a phonebook that listed political preferences?
https://mcfunley.com/choose-boring-technology

I've given a talk at work about this one (but it ended up being more about people and kneejerk decision making processes where something cool is picked instead of something reliable), it resonated with a lot of people.

I'm still hoping to get to work with Go again sometimes, I think it embodies the adage pretty well in that it's resistant to change; I'm confident code written today in Go is still going to be the same and working in ten years' time, unlike any other programming language I've worked in.
The first one, yes. But in every sequel to the original, he's transformed into the stereotypical loose-cannon action hero.
I think Russia may have invaded Ukraine sometime recently
I'm really doubting there's a significant number of people that wanted to buy a phone and the thing that made the final difference was lightning / USB-C.
The limited, mostly consistent curating done by Dang and the staff from HN bears absolutely no resemblance to the widespread censorship on Youtube. For example, many interesting and substantive discussions about various Covid issues happened in HN comments that were completely banned on Youtube, Twitter and other government-compliant platforms in recent years. Certainly it is beneficial for a commercial platform to drive off those who are so offensive that they actively reduce demand from the network by driving away users, but it is absurd to think that has been the rational for Youtube's censorship policy. I would suggest that if HN implemented a Youtube-like censorship policy they would lose far more viewers than they would gain.
I don't remember the specifics, but Dart didn't really have a good story when it was invented. It was this Google (red flag 1) language that was targeting JS (red flag 2 at the time) and while some few people I had talked to liked it, 8-9/10 people simply didn't see enough benefit to switch. This might have been around the coffeescript days still, so the people who valued small unimportant QoL improvement (yeah, sue me) were already accounted for for the most part.

That's when it already had been not popular and most of us thought it would just vanish, but then at some point Flutter came along. But I can't talk about that time, because I have no clue.
Nice. I wasn't aware of KiwiSDR. It's pretty well what I was thinking about, if the samples can be streamed.

The docs mention that the clock is GPS disciplined, but is it the case that the samples are timestamped in a way that can be traced back to an absolute time. (If not, it would be a matter of programming?)
Yearly. See the tooltips in table headers.
I think the telling of this kind of content moved largely to video/youtube, and DI got left in the dust a bit. There was a period where youtube "creators" would upload videos of them reading DI articles and displaying quasi relevant images from google search, and they would make way more money than the actual authors of DI would.
>I couldn’t be paid enough to live there.

It's all personal choice. I lived there for a long time, and if it wasn't so expensive, I'd move back in a heartbeat. I wouldn't care about SF specific laws, it's the cost of living in ANY city. Personally, I would rejoice if all cigarettes were illegal -- that would make me want to move to SF even more, to take such a wonderful stance against cigarettes.

All cities have laws that other places don't have. Why you for some reason only confine it to SF is strange.

I just adore SF.

Even all these things about homeless - that is true where the homeless are, but last time I went there a year or two ago, there were no homeless, or exceedingly rare - I went to Glen Park, Noe Valley, Inner and Outer Sunset, Excelsior, Forest Hill, Parnassus Heights, Cole Valley, Marina, Pacific Heights...so many places in SF - no, or rare, homeless.

It's the same exact thing in Los Angeles. If you go to where the homeless congregate, there they are. But I could drive around Los Angeles for days and not see a homeless person.

But people like to catastrophize. ALL San Francisco is horrible, ALL Los Angeles is horrible. No, sorry.
I used Cairo for a couple months and really enjoyed it. I stopped using it because something in my workflow was causing it to freeze and crash. Gonna give it another go, seeing it again made me miss the UI.
You presume that subconsciousness is something unified and, hm, intelligent. While in reality it seems to be a complex collection of more or less elaborate procedures that were learned partly under supervision of consciousness. Moreover, consciousness (that is you) has veto power (there's research on that). If you predict that your "subconscious guy" will do some dumb thing (like flipping light switch during blackout), you can override it and with enough overrides "the guy" will learn to be a bit less dumb (the procedure will be adjusted to take more context into account).

Of course, "you" isn't magic, it's just another procedure, but it has potential access to the entirety of stored knowledge (including knowledge about procedures that weren't yet internalized into subconsciousness).
Annual consumption, it declares so when you hover over it.
The interesting part here is that is about whole games, entire days if elevated performance, not just a few very lucky shots every game.

This means it's a state of mind / brain / CNS that can be entered and sustained for many hours. An ability to do that on demand, or at least predictably, would be of a huge practical interest. The ability to avoid the opposite, low-performance state, equally so.
Not that painkiller but eSport as pain killer worked for me. Can't sleep because of a teeth and no pain killer drug at home? Lap for an hour at some circuit on my PS and fall asleep at least a little bit. Then pay a visit to the dentist :-)

Maybe this is somewhat related to the subject of the post: detach consciousness from what I am doing and the pain gets a little detached too. However I doubt it would work with serious levels of pain.
So they include Office 365 licenses for the Office suite, GitHub and who knows what else.
JPEG as a format allows you to add extra data to the end. ZIP as a format allows you to add extra data to the beginning. So its probably easy to make a JAR-JPEG polygot.

Generally though, even if you make an executable JPEG, the thing stopping this is that normally you look at the extension to decide how to interpret a file, so when you see a .jpg ending, you don't try and execute.
This is incorrect. At least some vaccines have at least some effect on transmission while infected. What I saw was not amazing, but it was not nothing.
Not only convenient, but also cheap. Often free, certainly less fees than PayPal etc.
Nice theory, prove it!
I still remember how dumbfounded I was as a physics undergrad the first time I worked through the derivation of the wave equation of light from Maxwell's Laws. There are so many beautiful, awe-inspiring and existentially important ideas in physics that I wish more people could appreciate. Happy to see someone (especially someone so accomplished as prof t'Hooft) attempting to make them accessible for anyone with sufficient motivation and an internet connection.
I remember about 20 years ago an article in I think either Rolling Stone or Spin on people whose business was making new psychoactive compounds, which was basically making new amines to slot into the same places that LSD does but with different structures.

Obviously this is a long time ago so my memory is a bit off, surely nothing else I have ever done has affected my memory in this case.
I can think of a lot of laptops that support more than 24gb ram, hell a thinkpad p15 can do over 5 times an macbook.
Checked out with the shareware version and it was a perfect match, quickly closed the tab... This is kryptonite for work :D
Deffo no from me. Until iPhone won't bring back 3,5mm headphone jack, I don't really care about it and will use any (even Chinese) Android phone which will offer me this feature.
This is really cool.

However, LSB is the most famous method of doing steno, so if you actually have something to hide this is probably not a good method, as everyone knows about this method.
I think this article overestimates the average ability for people to work autonomously. A lot of people need external input to process the context.
Maybe we used it incorrectly but for testing SW on target it's the worst thing I have ever experienced. The 'human readable' keywords are a hidden evil no one should meet. And the sheer amount of them, matched with random Setups and Teardowns, wierd syntax workarounds to do simple stuff, performance...
> And there was one time where, after waiting for the gate to open, already a couple hours late, the captain said that someone stole the airplane!!

Do you have a link to a news article? I find this hard to believe.
> But it took years and years of careful, conscious work

If all it took to be a musician was conscious will, then I’d be able to play the guitar, instead of constantly procrastinating.
I don't think that the issue here is native app vs web app but service vs app. What I mean is, Spotify and other providers like Apple Music or Tidal all do the exact same thing and the logical way would be to use the music app you like with these services.

So it is irrelevant if the UI is made in JavaScript and runs inside the browser or made with Swift and runs natively. What's relevant is, we are made to use the official "viewer" and that doesn't make sense from users perspective and it happens only because these services want to control the customer behaviour. IMHO, at some point all apps with similar functionality will consolidate into viewer apps that use the data provider of choice of the user.
Phishing or Malicious URL detected by Criminal IP
The next blog post can be about how to submit the change to libSQL [1], so other people can take advantage of it.

[1] https://github.com/libsql/libsql
Then again turnover for salespeople is often so fast that just doing 2 'good' years is enough, they move on and the company then needs to find a new salesperson AND new customers.
I like it - a little feedback, I was very hesitant to put in my email to "subscribe" to a generic looking mailing list. The only reason I did is because I read your comment here. Might be worth looking into improving. Maybe give some indication it's only step 1, or change the button text to "get started", so we can know there's gonna be more input to what we want to receive.
I've always lived by 3 rules:

- This moment is only a memory, for me and others, try to make it one worth remembering.

- No one can change me except for myself.

- Do whatever you want, as long as you're willing to pay the price and accept the consequences.

It's funny to see the first rule is quite literal.
> 4 minutes with Rosetta 2

> 11 minutes with qemu-user-static

> Whereas it only takes 20 seconds on my early 2013 MacBook Pro.

This sounds suspicious to me. In my experience, Rosetta is faster on my M1 MBP than natively on my 2015 x86 MBP.

How did you measure this?
Well, no, but I assumed the meat would be in the name/address, not whether someone thinks yea/nay on a bridge accessory - especially because the former can be easily extracted en masse, whereas the latter would need to be individually analyzed and coded before it could be useful - which is generally a turn off to spammers/scammers who are playing a numbers game.

And, in many (US) states, you can find out someone's affiliated party if any with just their name and address.
How many containers can you run on your machine? (2015)
Perhaps democracy is fine, but we are just doing voting wrong. See this page for some interesting alternative voting systems that have different / better outcomes: https://ncase.me/ballot/
Any Way to Downgrade iPhone App?
Is there any way to downgrade iOS app? There is no official system to downgrade apps from App Store. Some apps behave very disgusting after updating but we can’t do anything. Also we can’t wait for next update. I searched google in this topic and find nothing real. I noticed that there is a way to downgrade apps in jailbroken iPhone. But my one is a jailed device. (using iOS 13.6)
There's a Hamilton's Pharmacopeia on this
JPEG is super common. Having jpeg compression artifacts, even in images that have been converted to a different format, is not something that will raise eyebrows.
Why not? He was born there. What else would make him South African?
There's not really an issue with power on moving vehicles except sail boats.
I looked at the "all" timeline graph for France here [1]. Could someone explain why the big jump ~2012 ?

[1] https://agsi.gie.eu/data-overview/graphs/FR
Group decision making in honey bee swarms (2006)
It's safer against this back button hijack indeed
Simple example - bhuddist monks, they don't take part in capitalism, they do their own thing.

Would you be allowed to build a monastery on top of a random mountain in America today? Clearly not. Force will be used to remove you.

So you portrailyal of 'anything short of terrorism is fair game' is totally inaccurate - the only way you are allowed to reject capitalism by selling tickets to a concert where you just talk shit.
Funny you should ask. I had actually written this up back then – for a FreeBSD install because it’s what I use.

https://herrbischoff.com/2021/10/how-to-install-cgit-with-gi...

I’ve also tripped over something regarding “master” and “main” branches that’s easily fixed:

https://herrbischoff.com/2022/05/cgit-missing-idle-column-on...

If you want it even simpler, just run

mkdir repo.git && cd repo.git
git init —bare

in a folder on a server you have SSH access to and clone it on your local machine like

git clone user@server:/path/to/repo.git
I think it's called a flow state
> Helios is a secret Oxide thing

It's not so much a secret as we've been rather busy, and I haven't had time to clean up the repositories to the extent that I'm comfortable making them public. Hopefully real soon now, and absolutely before we ship the hardware to anybody.

> different "distros" of illumos would have different kernel ABIs

We do have strong guarantees around various kernel API/ABIs, which one can absolutely use to produce out of tree modules that will work over the long term and across distributions. We call this the DDI, or Device Driver Interface, and it's documented as public and stable in our manual.

The vnode layer bits that FUSE uses are ostensibly sort of public but not documented. This is of questionable utility, to be honest, but it's apparently there. A mistake was likely made in adding support for inotify to a particular fork of illumos, and a struct member was added in the (again, wishy-washy) "public" preamble of the vnode struct.

> The biggest question to me is why Helios is using the FUSE kernel module from OmniOS

This is my fault. Before a distribution can be self-hosting, it needs to exist at all. I am a big fan of OmniOS so I had bootstrapped the first Helios bits by building modified OmniOS bits on OmniOS, and then massaging the packaging metadata until it looked how I wanted it for Helios. I then installed a Helios machine from those packages and everything was subsequently built on Helios from then on.

Regrettably I didn't realise the business with the vnode stuff, or even that we had a FUSE package. It has not been rebuilt since that original bootstrap build, so it was built with the wrong vnode.h. In my defence this is the first time in two years anybody has tried to use FUSE on Helios so nobody else noticed either!
Yes they probably can fill in plenty of detail, but overall I was impressed with the incident report on it's own.. I don't think it's super common for companies' their size to release a timeline/report on the fkup unless they're coerced to.