skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Wow, am I seeing hours of comments from people who've never used an iPhone or Android phone? People are complying about dark patterns and subjectivity rather than taking the most simple and straightforward interpretation of "correct," which is "matches what we see every day."

Are roundrect corners objectively better than right angles? How could they be? But they're definitely what designers have decided to standardize on, and are therefore "correct" for our reality in 2022.
> because they are created by tech people who don't understand the domain. They just start building all of these things that seem useful to tech people, but completely miss what is actually important.

This is just false. idk what to tell you, but there are plenty of major builders in the crypto space who are highly regarded in tradfi. See ie jump

Even if it were true (it’s not), it’s also a thing that could be said about any product built by tech people and hasn’t really seemed to play out that way in most other places.
> Why won't the press report in real units instead of frankenunits

Probably because its an American focused news site, reporting to American people, who use and will understand miles as a measurement. It really isnt hard to understand.
Self-hosted Uniswap front end on Urbit – Twitter
Or poop
I really find OpenSSL function call interfaces infuriating more so if you think that this is a security library.

I think interfaces in Botan, to give an example, are way easier to use.

It looks to me like a minefield the OpenSSL API.
Tried this in the past, it's too limited... There are too many ways certain locations can be referred to. Take: New York City, NYC, NY, New York, NYCity, so on...
This. FFS who wants to stay home to live and work!?!?
I don’t understand WFH.
the right way is to have better public transport and cheaper housing, not secluded lives.
We only buy physical movies on DVD because that's what our minivan can play and that's the only time we need a physical disc. I thing the general reason is just cost though, I'm not going to spend $25 on a disc I'm only going to watch once. I'll just rent it from Prime etc.
You can look at other countries though, here is an "ethical" slaughter house in France, self described as "more respectful of the environment and animal welfare"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWbgZQxd6J4

ps: don't watch if you don't want to see animal in distress, dead/dying animals
You'd still have Scotland and Wales there.
Custom / semi-custom is probably an old Altera FPGA kinda thing, which means verilog (or similar hardware-level programming languages), which is much more difficult to use in my experience.

I generally see the "compute" hierarchy as:

1. General Purpose CPUs -- easiest.

2. CPU acceleration -- AVX512, NEON, SVE, etc. etc. Specialized CPU instructions that only exist on certain versions of hardware.

3. General Purpose GPU -- OpenCL, DirectCompute, ROCm, CUDA. General purpose GPU instructions that work on a wide variety of hardware.

4. GPU accelerated units -- Raytracing, matrix-multiplication, bfloat16 support, wave intrinsics. I guess DirectX12 Ultimate has these but you definitely need to be checking to see if your hardware supports this before using them.

5. FPGAs -- Over here baby, but much much harder than #4 in practice.

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I know Intel has FPGA + Intel core chips, and that Microsoft has used them before for Bing search and other such projects. But no one ever told me it was easy.
Do you rip discs? I prefer rips to shuffling discs.
A fully analog amp 10 feet away is 10ms latency, so I doubt that difference between 5 and 2 can be anything but placebo effect
We just built the world’s largest 3D-printed aerospike rocket engine
Defining "correct" as "parroted by most" is dangerous at best.
It's critical that intelligent life on Earth learns to adapt and survive in the greater universe. Staying on this one planet is a virtual guarantee of extinction in the long-term.
At least ExplorerPatcher still works, it is one of the first things I install on new systems. I wish it was included in Ninite:

https://github.com/valinet/ExplorerPatcher
I have no idea what "permissionless composability" means. "Permissionless" isn't even a word (without permission or permission-less to be pedantic), and I can think of several overlapping contexts that those words could be meaningful in finance and/or software.

The problem is the language you're using sounds like bullshit.
Moving large amounts of money IS basic financial services.

Would you argue Jews should leave all their money behind in Nazi Germany when fleeing?

By your logic, Nazi Germany should have the right to inspect and disallow the transfer.

Just because it is a government making an arbitrary decision, that doesn't make it morally right.
That didn't answer anything. If you want to do anything with your input, you have to run it through a parser. Doesn't matter if it's untrusted or not. Your only options are ignoring the input, echoing it somewhere, or parsing it.
Just Britain, these days ... if that.
This analogy just begs the question. The issue of consciousness is whether it is purely a functional/dynamic state of a system or whether it is a basic atomic kind that cannot be further decomposed. For example, a simulation of carbon isn't carbon but a simulation of disorder is in fact disordered in some sense.
Instead of writing an elaborately referenced reply to andrewla, I decided to mention that the current term people are using is "high-demand groups" because to monotheists, part of the "cult" definition is tied up in the deviation from their religion.

If we're talking about extremely insular, high-commitment groups that tend to punish people who leave, we might as well leave behind a word that is just as often used by monotheists to refer to heretics. "Cult" and "occult" are from "hidden" anyway, as in you'd better hide if you're a heretic.
> Are you somehow assuming, for example, that to truly understand Russia I should only read Russian newspapers and talk to Russians and speak Russian? I shouldn't have say how absurd that is, but here we are.

This attitude is so toxic and the reason why many Americans feel as if the 'elites' are talking down to them. Why do you presume the Atlantic, owned by Steve Job's widow, has any incentive to accurately portray these foreign cultures or even domestic subcultures? What a wild belief.
That’s why I use a Jira board for my life goals /s
Yep, Safari latest

https://imgur.com/a/Tsx9pEZ
PowerToys (from MS) has alt-space, as well as a slew of new features, for free. There are no ads, for now...
Mostly because FIFA threatened with in-game actions (yellow card) and not fines or other penalties. Players would be punished by making the game easier to lose, which would give ther opponents an unfair advantage.

Disgusting behvarior by one of the most corrupted orgs around.
We are unique because we have a unique mind and experiences, I like the anecdote about the tape measure here as an example:

http://blobthescientist.blogspot.com/2013/11/of-course-it-hu...

As a counter I'd point out the science fiction trope of a "Hive Mind" as seen in The Forever War and many other books about space wars.
How would you measure in the |alive+dead> , |alive-dead> basis for the cat? What does that detector look like? Does the existence of a basis imply a constructible detector?
.ei - eastern Ireland
A select dropdown written in javascript for those who need a bit more from a dropdown. https://github.com/brianvoe/slim-select
the effects of errosion can be mitigated by using a lower beat too - this is why some of the big names in independant watchmaking have been pushing for lower frequency watches - to extend the service interval, I believe George Daniels wrote about it before his death.
One piece of context I want to add, although there's no language construct for placement new, the unsafe `MaybeUninit` allows you to write partially to memory, and a macro[1] can be written to make almost seamless to use.

[1]: https://crates.io/crates/place
As far as accounts go you really don’t have a choice on HN, because eventually you’ll get flagged enough to get throttled/suspended and eventually banned for being too controversial, not following groupthink, etc. Between Theranos and pandemic we’ve got a good corpus of what that looks like, and I don’t have 3-4 years to get my commentary vindicated by the same paid news actors that are causing this shit to begin with.

No offense to the mods, but community “guidelines” translates into skewed application.

As for Douglas Murray, the reviews for his books aged like fine wine.
There are no weights and no data, only some code to create a pytorch character based network and train it. Will you provide weights or data in the future? Do you have any benchmark over Nominatim or Google maps?

I think something like this (but with more substance) could be helpful for some people, especially in the social sciences.
Native retweet on twitter, probably.
I regularly consume parenting advice for mothers. It has never hurt me, as a man. Not once. To pretend that gendered words are harmful in such a way is really ludicrous to me
Kubernetes Descheduler
The "correct" would be just using different background. Hell, if you want to guide users put a gray background on skip option at least.

The page instead just makes it white, like it wasn't a button at all and we can only guess by the word only making sense for button
Nothing. Because UML was pointless to begin with.

As a medium to describe systems it was harder to understand that just a flowchart, and less specific than just reading the code code. A useless halfway house.
> real units instead of frankenunits

Imagine commenting on an American media piece targeting an American audience about an American space agency launching an American spacecraft and complaining that the article uses American units. Wild.
https://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/201x/2013/04/09/I-bought-...
https://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/201x/2017/05/13/Not-Belie...
The issue wasn't that “Skip” was hidden, it was that two default-styled buttons were shown.
* The bins of shit-tier movies near checkout lanes at Menards and Wal-Mart are mostly or all DVDs—if disc sales in general decline, that particular segment might remain steady.
You are doing the lords work. Great job!!!
What's the difference in third example of tutorial ("Speech bubble padding")?

Edit: Mein Gott, contrast people! Contrast! That "grey" bubble is borderline white on my screen
Raspberry Pi Replacement for Home Assistant
Ahh, you're right, I remembered wrong. Gates stayed on as a board member.
Beyond Meat Plant's Dirty Conditions Revealed in Photos, Documents
Maybe it's because I'm on an M1, but I've never noticed the start time on VS Code. Does it take a while to load up? I start it maybe once every week or two (restart after updates) and keep it open after that.
That's only if staring at screens is a genetic trait, which probably isn't. Two super fit parents may end up having a slouch potato.
Beans are better than any processed food, vegan or meaty.
> Elon Musk's ultimatum for Twitter workers did not go to plan.

I have real trouble believing this, especially with more layoffs announced today. Any way to confirm this is something more than media trying to stir excitement?
Other than the high dpi you could do that in 1995 microsoft word.
And the current link, which redirects to a "Reliability of Wikipedia" article:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_MacMasters
For me at least the ever increasing DPI increases have just not been worth the extra expense, I see 4K is better than my 1080 TV but i don’t care enough about it to spend the money to upgrade. I imagine the dirt cheap DVDs are more preferable to people than the more expensive Blu-rays, I get the same amount of entertainment from both for most movies that aren’t really focussed on the visuals alone.
By total chance, this revealed a flaw with my mouse that's been haunting me for months.

My right mouse button intermittently doesn't bring up context menus, which I seemingly confirmed by recording the screen and visualizing click events in a presentation mode. It would show what looked like one right click, but no context menu, or a context menu that appeared and was immediately dismissed.

But this revealed that it's actually rapidly sending multiple logical clicks per physical click. The logical clicks are fast enough that the screen recordings didn't differentiate them as separate events - which sent me in the wrong direction, making me think the OS was disregarding clicks. But here, the multiple clicks are clearly audible.

So thanks!
Because there's difference in brain. Brain will tell exactly what to do next, what to think about next,...
Researchers: Fine Structure Constant Can Be Measured as an Angle
Exactly this. This survival mode is obviously temporary to do a hard reset of culture, processes and codebase.

With Twitter getting a much better balance sheet, what would stop them from hiring more great folks again in 3-6 months?

I think a lot of people and in this thread included really underestimate negative impact of poor product innovation culture. This hard reset is the only way imo.
How does being able to point at a database prevent land being stolen in the absence of a trusted third party? It's not like the land itself can authenticate the farmer. For the database to have any weight, there'd need to be an authority that can enforce what it says (and won't take bribes to ignore it, or collude in extorting "voluntary" transfers). If you do have such an agency, well, there's your trusted third party.
Or Smoots.

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

You have: 81 miles
You want: smoots
* 76599.403
/ 1.3054932e-05
> In particular, it's not because your shit isn't "perfect" that you're unhealthy

"Not perfect" for means "meh" (sometimes too solid, sometimes too liquid, sometimes with weird things inside, ...). If I had systematically a weird poo I would be worried.

At the same time: it is not because your poo is "perfect" that everything is fine. Some things you cannot see, some other are not there but somewhere else (even related to colon, stomach, ...)
Same intensity of text with gray background for skip, greyed out text for "disabled" button would probably make most sense
Show HN: Open-Source Metrics for GitHub, Gitlab, Jira, Bitbucket
> there was a risk of a nuclear accident
I dont see any ads is MacOS
Hearth: A Festive Retreat
> can't absorb the context and experience of their more senior coworkers

How so? What prevents that? I don't believe it, but people like saying it without evidence.
I'm of the opinion that in cases like this, it'd be better for the organization to close, and allow the gap to be filled naturaly.

If the current OpenSSL maintainers closed the project, given its importance, there would be a rush to follow up maintenance. Chances are, it'd be better funded; even in worst case, it'll hardly be assigned less than two devs.

This a case of the general dynamic where a barely-sufficient-but-arguably-insufficient solution prevents actors from finding and executing a proper one.
A wave is inherently temporal
They are not ducks, they are two different animals, even if you disregard binary representation.
> None of these techniques is relevant anymore given that all the hardware has Z buffers, obviating the need to explicitly order the polygons during the rendering process.

You can’t mean that all the polygons in a game world are now sent to the GPU, entirely relying on viewport culling and Z buffer to remove the ones out of view? I’m not an expert but I’m sure that’s not true - doesn’t Source and latest iD Tech use BSP right now for example?
I was wondering about it myself, I looked at blue/cyan status lamp and though "huh, that's probably to make it easier for color blind"

.... then it was bad option
Unfortunately, while many people believe this to be true -- there is nothing legally or morally wrong with you purchasing software from a small Russian or Iranian software developer. How do we know this, you ask?

In fact, the entire Open Source (and most Closed Source) stacks depend on this fact, including the stacks underlying the entire US Government's (and its Military's) operations. Which functions on large amounts of software (free and paid) from Russian individual developers.

So, any demand by them (or any other government) that you personally cannot pay Yegor the Russian for his little Python package is morally, logically, legally and practically ridiculous.

And "DeFi" absolutely does solve this problem.

The fact that "all the baaaad people" can also use "DeFi" is immaterial. Just like you, too, can buy and use a windowless white van.
And of course we always assign a very, very heavy weight to anyone not adhering to the narrow railroad tracks of our particular ideology.

Cult-like.

Honestly, the people here so desperate to find an argument for rigid ideological adherence just kind of prove my point.
Top ways to improve GitHub org security
I don’t really use VSCode as much as I use VSCode extensions.

It’s the default target these days so when you go to get set up using Flutter, the heaps game engine, Angular, PlatformIO, etc. they all have VSCode extensions.

If I am doing something that I don’t need or want an extension for I will use Sublime Text.
I think at this point we've established that it's C which is just irreparably broken.

Blaming the OpenSSL developers for writing bad C is just a "no true scotsman" at this point, since there is no large, popular C codebase in existence that I'm aware of that avoids running into vulnerabilities like this; vulnerabilities that just about every other language (mainly excluding C++) would have prevented from becoming an RCE, and likely prevented from even being a DoS. Memory safe languages obviously can't prevent all vulnerabilities, since the developer can still intentionally or unintentionally write code that simply does the wrong thing, but memory safe languages can prevent a lot of dumb vulnerabilities, including this one.

No feasible amount of funding would have prevented this, since it continues to happen to much better funded projects also written in C.

On the other hand, I guess we could blame the OpenSSL developers for writing C at all, being unwilling to start writing new code in a memory safe language of some kind, and ideally rewriting particularly risks code paths like parsers as well. We've learned this lesson the hard way a thousand times. C isn't going away any time soon (unfortunately), but that doesn't mean we have to continue writing new vulnerabilities like this one, which was written in the last two years.
For reference:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7qT-C-0ajI

Also:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anarcho-syndicalism
Social media has reached it's definitive conclusion now what?
Also available from the same shop as the linked set!

https://www.mathartfun.com/dSpecial.html
> cheap fitness band on your ankle

This is a cool idea. I hadn't really toyed with the idea of my watch living anywhere but my wrist.

Like the GP, I have to remove mine a lot for computer sessions, as a heavy keyboard user.

I'm really fatigued by all the stuff I have to carry each day. I think the watch is often the best bang for the buck. Pretty small, rarely in the way, lots of utility.

I don't care about the health tracking, so the ankle isn't an option, but I'm going to think about other ways I can use my (Galaxy) watch.
Show HN: Web3 is not community-led, as much as they try to claim they are
Three of the 33's in series also add up to 100 better than three having a value of 32 each.
I think they're, somewhat poorly, referring to what is called a "G-Sync Ultimate" monitor. These monitors contain an expensive proprietary hardware module that facilitates frame syncing. It's not necessary though, Nvidia firmly lost the marketing battle to AMD there. This monitor has the frame syncing support you want.
Yes, but Minnesotans actually have a higher % of German heritage than Scandinavian.
That was more of "fill entire thumbnail with the thing" which makes sense if you're showing a bunch of them on a list
Blu-Ray players can be blacklisted at any time. If you can't get it updated it's useless for playing new releases.
Think of what it represents in the long term vs what it represents in the instance. The Saturn V operated the same way.
Matrix and XMPP are a couple E2EE decentralized protocols that can work only on desktop and do not require a phone or phone number.
Try ClojureScript Right in the Browser
I disagree - they hurt all of the brands that were tricked or pressured into buying them to prevent someone else from going after them. If you look at e.g. .ford or .audi, they only have a small handful of sites, all of which could have been subdomains of .ford.com or .audi.com without any real loss.
I think it probably has more to do with them living through the Great Depression and WWII. I don't know why living in better economic times would have made them less cautious.
iOS has been adding more and more ads slowly - app store, news, etc.
Scotland is planning another independence vote in a year or so. After Brexit there's a good chance it'll pass this time.
Sources to read about current industry paradigm (will add when remember additional):

My Life and Work by Samuel Crowther and Henry Ford
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7213

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six_Sigma
You can't buy a copy of MacOS either - not anymore.
A stinker. No seriously my wife and I were just talking about this a few days ago. The floaters indicate you're not processing fats very well. So the sinkers.
Show HN: Parrot – a viewer for tweet archives from Twitter Media Downloader
Parrot is a browser-based program for viewing tweets from zip archives created by the Twitter Media Downloader browser extension.

The Twitter Media Downloader is a great browser extension but there is no way to view tweets from the zip files it generates in a twitter style interface, this tool solve that. It's written in vanilla JavaScript and runs completely within your web browser.
20 years after playing around with your emulator, I get to tell you that the "metafile dump to Window's clipboard" feature is just so nifty it still sticks out in my memory today.
Budgets and financial statements for US federal and municipal governments already have to be public. If you're talking about the bill of materials and receipts for every individual transaction, there are some pretty serious obstacles to that. At minimum:

- The government directly provides medical service via the VA and DoD and disclosing every transaction risks HIPAA violations.

- It may not now be illegal, but I think there would be some privacy concerns about things like revealing every person's student loan payments.

- Counseling and employee assistance type stuff for government employees can't be made public for the same reasons.

- Criminal fines for anyone whose record is later expunged present a hurdle.

- Payments to confidential informants in criminal investigations obviously need to stay confidential or you're going to get them murdered.

- Witness protection payments same thing.

- At least some transactions are classified.

- Contract details are kept hidden from other contractors right now to avoid undercutting and collusion.

All in all, as long as you're forced into some system where maybe some, even most, transactions can be made on a public ledger, but others have to be kept private, you'll never prevent fraud and/or suspicions of fraud in the form of transactions being kept illegally private. At some point, you have to trust the auditors and Congressional oversight committees.