skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
No no, that's a very good game for me :-)

Most of them it's more like four or five "oh my god I hope they don't see that thing I spotted the second I took my hand off" moments—and that's just the ones I notice before they're exploited. I'm sure I make tons of moves that anyone half-decent would call blunders but that simply go unnoticed by both players at the board.

I'm so very bad at spotting diagonal attacks, especially. Anyone who can open up their bishops then play for time will eventually see me put my queen in some dumbshit situation that lets them take it free or cheap in a single move, for instance, not even any multi-move planning required.
I wonder if there's a way to keep the pixels on the diagonal of the crystal that's moving up and down consistent, i.e. move them all up and down 1 at a time, rather than blend it as the shape moves in fractions of a pixel. It'd help it look more pixel art.
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Clothes and money are the only presents I've received that I ever use or appreciate. I just yell at people that I don't need anything, take it back until they stop trying nowadays.
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>Besides Fortnite, who else has pushed users into side-loading?

Amazon did the same with its app store (one they tried to push when they first released their tablet)
Those were feature phones, basically the handheld equivalent of a games console. In the age of smartphones, there is not a single reason that software distribution should be centralized.
Doing this would piss off the entire Apple user base of those companies, with no certain gain. Those companies would lose lots of customers as collateral damage in a war that they could potentially lose. Sounds like a bad strategy to me.
Ironic you talk of a walled garden and work in Enterprise IT creating a ... walled garden for your users (enterprise tooling like pre-installed images, not being able to install apps as admin, etc.) because its easier to support.

Oh I don't for a second think Apple stuff would ever compete with 1000's of devices being managed from an Enterprise IT department. I lived in that environment for a while and would dual boot to linux, run VirtualBox or get a 2nd PC from IT and wipe it and install linux.
Cook love money.

Meanwhile he is cracking down on Chinese protestors and doesn’t bat an eye.
Can you please make your substantive points without being snarky? This is in the site guidelines: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html.

This is particularly important when correcting misimpressions. If your comment is neutral, the neutral reader can absorb the new information fairly easily. But if you're hostile (as with "ah yes, that, definitely that"), then you're also signaling a pre-existing battle. The neutral reader gets confused by these mixed signals and feels caught in crossfire, which is not a state that's good for learning.

The upside of battle language is that it rallies any readers who are already on your side, but this is not a good move in the HN game. We want curious conversation here, not escalating intensity or repetition of already hardened positions. The value of curious conversation can perhaps be measured by how much the participants, including the silent readers, move in the process.
If your Amazon Prime fee were paid via in-app purchase, why not?

The Coinbase thing is happening because it’s an all-digital purchase. There’s no physical benefit being transferred to the customer, as NFTs are wholly digital. Apple has been consistent about the fee being applied to all digital-only purchases, including for virtual yoga classes.

One can argue whether 30% is still an appropriate amount (compared to 15 years ago, it’s still a steal where pre-iPhone App Store models would take 50–75% of the revenue), but people should stop arguing in bad faith on this.
You can connect more things to Patreon - your website, custom apps, even software and provide patron-only features from all of those thanks to Patreon. To compete with Patreon, Discord needs to provide all of that.
Asking ChatGPT to refactor a PHP and jQuery app to next.js with TypeScript
Sex is not required for individual survival. Food and transportation are necessary for individual survival.

You are conflating species and individual survival. Sex is required for the continuation of the species, but not for the survival of an individual in that species.
My experience working with a very large app is that, yea, they basically do.

Or at the very least, you get yourself in a certain relationship with Apple that it sort of is like this.

When we had a version we needed to get through quickly due to a bad bug, we'd shoot our contact an email, a few leadership members had this contact's phone number if needed. We'd make a call, and within an hour we usually had the version approved. Sometimes it did come with a caveat of "you're going to need to fix this issue before the next update" or whatever if we hadn't quite followed the rules, but they gave us a bit of leeway in emergency situations.

This does not really mean all updates went through this super fast process. We had to wait weeks at times for app approvals. So it's not really VIP reviewing, it's more like VIP treatment if you're big enough and know the right people.

Edit: and yes, we often ran into the situation of the previous version did something that we figured was fine, and approved by one reviewer but then the next update was flagged as no good by the next reviewer despite the last one approving it.
> they often don’t support missing/corrupt data

You gotta be kidding right, that's one thing that they do well.
Investors would fire the board for doing that.
This talks about a presentation that was given where the details of font hinting were disclosed. Does anyone know if there is a video available of that?
I take no particular stance on your examples of what constitutes good or bad art. I agree: bloody pentagram? Cringeworthy.

What I vehemently disagree with is this assertion:

>the false notion that art should be provocative not pretty.

Why should art be pretty? Why "should" art be anything specific? I would even go further to say that to require art to have (nearly?) any specific quality is the antithesis of art.
The only such onramp i could trust would be localbitcoins or sth. Anything that involves online seems to be hacked and is spied by 100 different agencies. A bit too much when all you want to buy is vitamins.
Meh, Apple would be the one pulling the plug.
Not what I said. That it requires an increasing number of children to adults to continue is the issue. Personal retirement accounts is a much better alternative.
ABS is only partially a plastic.

You can't avoid a plasticizer and still use i.e. PVC for the vast majority of its consumer use cases, which is what you are alluding to (I think) but you also can't just use the same molds and design with a different plastic. Of something's designed for UV resistance, you can't use the same design with an environmentally-friendly plastic. Like, it would have to be designed to be painted or metallized or something. At this point it's a different product: the products as currently made must be outlawed. No more aluminum cans with soda. No more lightweight waterproof jackets.
Because Amazon doesn’t want to give up the 30% IAP fee. Fair enough.
Write a short poem about lost love
> the typical approach of sorting everything by the screen.y position

Shouldn't that be sorting by the world.y position? Ie, northness, rather than northness + altitude = world.y + world.z = screen.y.

I'm not sure about how much it matters for your game particularly (you don't seem to have world.z coordinates), but in general screen-space operations are a recipe for that sort of bugs, and should be avoided whenever practical.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gish_gallop
If mission critical applications (military, automotive, aerospace) are using older chips, and smartphones/computers are using the latest, then everything else is using chips between those two extremes... computer peripherals, office machines, toys, audio/video systems, communication equipment, lights, HVAC, anything rechargeable. The list is massive, you name an industry and they will probably be buying 4nm over the next couple decades.
I've been a very health/environmentally conscious consumer for 30 years, but I don't have time to keep up with every possible thing, nor do I want to be exhausting myself trying to urge other consumers to shift their buying choices ever so slightly. Expecting consumers to do everything is market fundamentalism and it's often a meme put around by industry to shirk responsibility. My environmental footprint is already way below average. I'm tired of sacrificing my life on the altar of market economics waiting for everyone else to catch up, while industry pours money in lobbying, PR, and advertising to maintain an increasingly dystopian status quo.
Different mechanism. Detergents are a class of chemicals which bind very strongly to water on one end and oils on the other end. This strips oils and waters off things, for example gut lining or microflora which require maybe water or oils.
Comparing the system Music app which has existed since iOS 1.0 with an optional music streaming service that can be disabled as “equivalently bad” as carrier bloatware pretty much undermines your point entirely.
Well, this is why we can't have nice things.

I get so ticked off with these other tech companies that on the one hand want me to support them in their fight to get more laisez faire access to Apple devices, and on the other actively engage in what are undoubtedly some of the most consumer hostile privacy invading practices on the planet. They actively compromise security, and then lobby and payoff senators to get better access because they are unable to compromise consumer security enough to make the profits they need.

The entire industry from Apple on down to startups needs to be nuked with a "no use of user information for any commercial purposes at all" law. Coupled with draconian fines that pierce the corporate veil and are assessed per user violation. We need something like GDPR in the US, but more strict. Apple isn't the problem. I'm starting to see that this entire industry is problematic.

Apologies for the rant.
I think he's trying to convince people he's an idiot, ergo, not fraud. Nice try Mr. MIT Physics grad, minor math, 4-year Jane Street International ETF trader.
Sounds like you found the issue but for future reference or for anyone stumbling across this later on, another thing to check is network ports in the "cheap" (i.e. generally most < $100) USB/USB-C hubs/port expanders with a power passthrough and a network port.

I had a pretty bizarre experience where it would work just fine during the day while the computer was on, but when I'd shut the lid of my work MacBook, the network port on that little USB-C hub would just start sending off ACK signals like crazy, killing my network for anything else trying to use it (effectively denial of service myself). It was really hard to track down also because it wasn't "traffic" really, and it didn't happen on the devices that were impacted (i.e. I'd be using my Windows PC in the evening and that was attached to my work computer). Even more perplexing because it was semi-random - turned out it wasn't "random", it was when I shut the lid of my work laptop vs. just leaving it up and walking away. I finally saw the flood of traffic by dumping network traffic and was able to trace it back to that hub (first I thought my laptop was pwned and was doing something like exfiltrating data or mining when I wasn't logged in, but it was very definitely the hub after a bit more digging).

Since discovering that, I have come across others that have written up the same or similar issues. With the power passthrough, the hub still has power, and if the network interface is flaky as many are, it can cause issues, particularly when the machine it's plugged into stops using it.

This post has links to a few various write-ups:
https://mjtsai.com/blog/2022/05/11/usb-c-hubs-breaking-ether...
I hate crypto as much as the next guy, but try sending some money to Iran and see how well that goes. There's a legitimate use there for people with families in tumultuous countries.
Oh. Interesting. Well the wealthiest of investors here in America buy "solar farms" the are large scale solar powerplants on real estate that sell ubiquitous electrons to the grid and renewable energy credits nearly perpetually(not including downtime from sun and repair).
No, currently, Memgraph is loaded 100% in RAM. Agree with the point about latency regarding I/O. The story with Neo4j is a bit more complex one. They are loading graph in memory, and using disk storage, doing both. But take a look at memory usage from them, it is the magnitude higher then Memgraph.
Splitting Apple into Tv, music, App Store probably makes sense
Brave Browser has some Rust components too (e.g. the adblocking engine). Rust in C++ works very well for components with a small, well-defined API surface that involve a lot of logic. You only need to build a small FFI layer for the direct interfaces between the two languages. CXX [1] makes this even easier, too.

Brave is definitely not aiming to convert the entire browser to Rust, but it's increasingly chosen for new development.

[1] https://cxx.rs/
Add it to the antitrust pile. Is their strategy to attack unpopular things in the current zeitgeist so nobody complains about antitrust?
Facebook, Twitter, now crypto?
I remember a post on here by a hacker saying they have discovered a vulnerability with a camera and were asking what to do about it. Was it this?
Write a short goth rhyming poem about lost love
Some games from the most recent chess engine tournament look whacky as hell. Like if you showed the games to a grandmaster they would probably estimate it was 2 completely new 400 elo players.
Lookup drug delivery systems. Getting something reliably in the blood stream is not trivial.
2020 Macbook Air M1 on amazon, brand new, $800 in ads I see when I google for it: https://www.google.com/search?&q=macbook+air+m1
I use it every day and it works just fine for me. What's wrong with it?
Wouldn't a better comparison be 30% of the add-on fees that a bank charged you for a bank transfer? And that does seem like something they would expect if it were paid via the app.
Related discussion on programming and academia: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33671264
And who exactly is putting this pressure on women? Most men would choose a healthy, fertile woman over a career oriented one. I do think it's women that are taking on the pressure themselves in their quest to have it all.
This more or less reads like any health instruction (except for the soy products). Would you have a quantity as to how one can change plastic intake by following these recommendations? How strict does one need to be? - I mean basically everything you buy is wrapped in plastic...
What you appear to be saying is that if I lend you $20 at 10% interest, the fact that you have to either eventually pay me back $22 or default on our agreement means that I have somehow created that $2.

Can you please clarify either how that is different from what you are saying, or if that is what you are saying, how it makes any sense at all?
I'm convinced at this point that Coinbase intended for people to be confused about this: Apple is claiming a 30% cut of the transaction fees that Coinbase charges their customers. If Cash App charged a fee to transfer money, Apple would claim their cut of that fee.
The "Rust way" is very close to the safe variety of the "experienced C++ way", so many people adapt promptly.
This didn't mention display postscript, which was used on the NeXT systems (and later on MacOS?)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Display_PostScript
I love going to the movie theater by myself. I dont think it sucks at all and its quite great.

Its easier to get fully immersed. Its easier to find a seat. I can still chat with friends who saw the movie later by themselves.
Thanks a lot for your reply! Your list makes a lot of sense. I think I need t be more mindful before and after taking the medication (namely, planning, and doing the said tasks).
Even if you assume that's true, whose job is it to ensure "middle management" is doing the right thing?
Credit cards vs invoicing seems orthogonal - this is about seeing a price up front.
Too bad most printers today are not capable of interpreting PostScript directly, like they used to back in the day. (Curiously, the microprocessors built into such printers were more powerful than those found in personal computers at the time.)
The problem is total amount of emitted CO2. A large extent of it being emitted by a rather reduced fraction of the total population (rich countries).

Seems rational to exerce change of this reduced fraction. Indian or Pakistani are respecting their share in terms of emissions in order for climate increase to stay under 2 degrees. We are not, so we need to change that.
That's interesting, one of examples that is challenging is a universal html template plugin. I'd love to try if it's feasible. Basically it should be logic less like Liquid. The unsure part is the custom tag, can it be called by host or not.
If NYC needs someone who can deal with their rats, they should look west and think about hiring Richard Hendricks.
My asus wifi card in my pc does that too
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there's almost no bounds checking in rust code before the optimizer even looks at it because we use iterators and not goofy manually indexed for loops that are begging you to make a typo that crashes your code :)
Glad you found them. Thanks for the tip!
For those who want to go straight to the code:
https://github.com/extism/extism
Guess it's time to write to our politicians and threaten to vote them out. Maybe collect signatures from a bunch of people and attach it to the letter to give it more weight.
It does seem like a bug, especially given that this didn't happen in the past. At one time, if you resubmitted a URL that close together, the second submission was just automatically translated into an upvote on the first one. If they changed it intentionally, I'd be really curious about the reasoning behind that. Not sure if anybody on the HN crew will be willing to comment on this or not though.
Watch Jesse Ventura - Bilderberg group (42m 54s).
at about 31 minutes of the video there is the best info

https://www.mojevideo.sk/video/1775c/jesse_ventura_bilderber...

about 91% people will be sterile in 2030.
Ukraine war: Kyiv displays dud nuclear-capable missile fired by Russia
Many companies (including NVidia and AMD) are adopting chiplet designs for which different parts of the chip can be manufactured on different process nodes. The most performance critical aspects of chips will be manufactured on 3 nm nodes, but most of the chip will be manufactured on 4-10 nm nodes. It's too expensive (in cost/wafer) to use 3 nm for everything.
Please let me know when the first ever major employer offers a paycheck in BTC, and when the first ever landlord offers rent payment in BTC.

Oh, and most importantly. When the U.S. government will allow me to pay my taxes in BTC.

Until then, this is a thought experiment. I'm not holding my breath.
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please update if you get $10k out of them in a settlement. I'll be happy to file myself.
If you told me this was possible when I bought an M1 Pro less than a year ago, I wouldn’t believe you. This is insane.
How the IMF and WB. Repress Poor Countries, Funnel Their Resources to Rich Ones
My iPhone hostname is Capitulation because I reluctantly switched back because Graphene is worse.

I miss ssh clients that don't Philip K Dick me. I miss syncthing. I miss being able to use non-Apple services to sync my photos. I miss being able to run any apps I want from the web without identifying myself to a vendor. I miss NewPipe and I miss background apps and I miss basic local mp3 players that don't report what I play to remote parties against my will.
I tried, the results were pretty much what you'd expect: https://imgur.com/a/5F4AS2D