skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There is a plethora of javascript frameworks: React, Vue, Svelte, Remix, etc. If I know nothing about front-end development, and would like to learn one that is:

- Intuitive

- Suitable for small projects as well as large projects.

- That is here to stay, i.e. either adopted by many companies, or its adoption curve is going up.

Which one should I pick? Would Svelte be a good choice?
Multi-Tenant Single-Page Apps: Dos and Don'ts
> I should add a lynx/w3m useragent test to my site and display images in AAlib for text browsers, that'd be a funny easter-egg.

well there goes my weekend :) I didn't know this was possible, thank you
A lot has changed in the past years of Prisma, it's a really great tool, to be honest, "raw sql" escape hatches to do anything raw when you need it, if you haven't tried it in years, I'd recommend you to try again since if you tried it years ago, it was a very different maturity level.
Safari doesn't help the web be diverse, it just cripples the webs ability to compete with apps.

When is the last time you said "I will choose to use safari" or seen apple pushing the bounds of what the web can do?
> David French

He's not a congressperson, senator, or governor and has limited influence on the current base of the US right-wing.
It wasn't fairly lopsided, it was extremely lopsided.

Glenn Greenwald:

"This thread proves 3 things:

1) Twitter execs were regularly meeting with FBI over what to censor.

2) Twitter's censorship was almost 100% aligned with the Dem Party.

3) Twitter's chief censors were deranged ideologues abusing their power over our discourse to silence dissent."

https://twitter.com/ggreenwald/status/1601591994165256192

If Greenwald isn't credible enough, I don't know what to say.
Does this EU law require Xbox to allow Apple to sell games on Xbox, or require Sony to support Xbox GamePass? What's the delta between a console and an appliance?

Who is allowed to vertically integrate, and who isn't? Under what principle of free markets and user choice? Should users by forbidden from choosing true vertical integration as a design choice? Why?

Why does Steam charge 30% if we think Apple having no competitors is why they charge 30%? Since you can sell anything for PC users anywhere, why don't developers jump from Steam's ship when options like Gog are available?
Personally, I'd remove tRPC on down (and choose a database).

It's nice there's type-safety between layers, but that's a bunch of layers that you don't even need. (A layer that doesn't exist takes is 100% type-safe and takes 0 hours to develop and maintain).
Who is the group that is cheering for a future in which everyone's location is shared with the world at all times?

I would argue there is not a single one.

If someone can explain how this is damaging to freedom of speech I am very interested to know.
Realistically, the money is going to the Bourgeoisie either way...
I always wonder why Hacker News is such a magnet for comments trashing product announcements while also knowing almost nothing about the product being announced.
Note that Apple will likely still:

* Require apps to pay their commission similar to the Netherlands dating apps situation.

* Only allow apps to be installed that have a valid certificate.

* Require apps on their store to go through the approval process.
MuseScore 4 – A Gigantic Overhaul
> Government is dominated by people who want power and people who want power pretty much always want more power.

And most upper management, CEOs and billionaires never wanted power but aquired it by accident?
Alternatively, just have realistic expectations of the devices you own. Everything you have is vulnerable to exploits and social engineering. Apple can't save you from that any more than Google, Microsoft, or even the Open Source community can. Apple pretending that they're poised to solve these problems is an illusion, and one you probably shouldn't argue in favor of.
I found this extends to lower status roles in general - I have also worked as a secretary as a male and found the same thing
Fair enough, I understand every team is different.

> forcing arbitrary style leads to so much more time wasted as people debate exactly which styles to enforce

If this is happening often, I would unambiguously call that a problem, though. It should only happen once (and then, when enough has changed in the frameworks, maybe once again). This is exactly the philosophy Prettier takes: it is purposely difficult to change. It works really well as it is, and keeping it constantly optimized for community preference would be an anti-pattern.

> I disagree with this too. I have never found this type of style to be something that actually impacts readability and quality. If you using `if !` and I using `unless` is the problem with the codebase, that's not so bad.

I more or less actually agree with you on this. Small stylistic differences are generally negligible. But variations add up, and some are more egregious than others. I consider this more of a guiding philosophy than a rule; `if!` vs `unless` on its own is not a real problem.
I don't understand, what's wrong with fdroid? Have you ever used Cydia?
Is doxing free speech though? Do you think so?
That's a tautology, my original comment was pointing out that the law needs to be updated. Pointing out that the current law isn't like that is not interesting.
That is not how debt works, not even in a 100% reserve system.

You are never borrowing from the future. In a 100% reserve system you borrow from other people in the present. If you fail to repay you don't disappoint your future self, you disappoint another person in the present.

In a fractional reserve system loans create both debt and new money and the debt is always an obligation to pay back present money on a fixed schedule.
You can use Kagi Orion browser with Ublock Origin on iOS today.

https://browser.kagi.com/
Gotta love supa, always killing it
CVE-2022-27518: Unauthenticated RCE in Citrix ADC and Gateway
They did, but they're tiny so the government doesn't care about them.
I truly don't know what the point of getting an iPhone is if you're going to change every single part of it. A lot of us buy them BECAUSE of the software, not despite it.

Why do so many people want to force Apple to make them an Android phone?
Less blatant, and also has connections and influence.
Related:

SvelteKit - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29902450 - Jan 2022 (3 comments)

My Evaluation of SvelteKit for Full-Stack Web App Development - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29806385 - Jan 2022 (125 comments)

SvelteKit Is in Public Beta - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26557886 - March 2021 (114 comments)

What's the Deal with SvelteKit? - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24996750 - Nov 2020 (2 comments)
I don't see how that's supported here? I mean, clearly Tesla does its own closed-track testing. I've seen coverage of that in the past. They don't release public software the doesn't pass these kinds of tests. Likewise it's not like Waymo restricts their testing to closed tracks, they have vehicles on the streets too.

> One of the scariest parts about Tesla is that they don't even seem to know what they don't know.

I'm curious what the reference here is? Again, are you taking coverage of Waymo's test environment as evience of its absence at its competitors?
Hey Siri is a hardware feature: https://machinelearning.apple.com/research/hey-siri

It's likely that third-party assistants will only be accessible via the side button.
Thanks, appreciate the answer!
Yes but unironically.
> anywhere else but the US and never heard of units like feet, miles

The miles typically used in the USA are not the nautic miles used in aviation.

But what's worse, some air speed indicators show different units than knots (nm/h), depending on the origin of the aircraft mph or km/h.
"Free speech" has become a hot button issue because for the first time in history, oligarchs are in danger of losing the absolute control they have had over media and communication throughout history. What they actually want is to ensure that their propaganda cannot be silenced, while simultaneously still silencing voices they don't like. Calling it free speech is a way to make it seem like their fight is somehow in the interest of the common folk too.

It's all part of the game where they get to tell a story about how they're successful because they are smarter or more deserving or better than the rest of us, while the reality is that they are robbing us blind and making sure that we have no choice but to work for them to make them rich.

Events like the Panama Papers leaks are terrifying to them because is exposes how universally corrupt the rich and powerful are and how badly they are using their wealth to screw us. If that kind of information becomes commonplace then people would realize that our fight isn't between ideological left vs right, it is, and always has been rich vs poor.
have you posted this on https://www.reddit.com/r/vexillology/ yet?

(I don't see it there)
>According to the SEC, since at least January 2020, seven of the defendants promoted themselves as successful traders and cultivated hundreds of thousands of followers on Twitter and in stock trading chatrooms on Discord. These seven defendants allegedly purchased certain stocks and then encouraged their substantial social media following to buy those selected stocks by posting price targets or indicating they were buying, holding, or adding to their stock positions. However, as the complaint alleges, when share prices and/or trading volumes rose in the promoted securities, the individuals regularly sold their shares without ever having disclosed their plans to dump the securities while they were promoting them.

They were literally pump-and-dumping. This is, to the letter, illegal. Cramer is not doing that.

These 'analysts' on CNBC are supposed to follow disclosure rules.
I don’t know the specifics about her finances but:

“As of 2022, J.K. Rowling’s net worth is an estimated £820 million, or around $1.1 billion, per The Sunday Times. According to the site, this makes Rowling the 196th richest person in the U.K. overall.” https://stylecaster.com/jk-rowling-net-worth/
> Or people could just not use the service and move onto a different one?

And people can just move to a different town, that doesn't stop us from having laws in place to guarantee rights in the current town.
You can't use your smart phone while driving. People tend to use their smart phones anyway which has caused a big increase in distracted driving and the resultant carnage.

What's the world coming to when some schmuck on public transit can do things like play games or even get work done where a driver can not do that? What's worse is that smart phones make public transit a lot more usable and attractive in general. Self driving cars keep the automotive transportation mode more competitive.
Show HN: TumorPictures.com (NSFW)
It's down 50%. Amazon is down 46%.

Are they back into good deal territory?
I had the damndest time finding a nose hair trimmer that really worked for me.

Nose hairs are a common problem for men but you can go to places like Ulta Beauty and they don’t have anything in the store, you have to go online to get something. There it is easy to give up because you see a maze of twisty little products that all look alike and all cost about $20 but I persisted and prevailed.
Agreed: I do feel the Windows client in particular is a little scary. In general, Tailscale clients feel reasonable, if light; but the Windows client is kind of iffy. There's a bug that I believe still exists where on some machines, it will crash on startup most of the time, seemingly the result of a race condition or other bug where GetLastError returns something unexpected, in a not-very-well maintained Win32 API wrapping library for Go. This is mostly benign (although annoying) but the contrast in how competent Tailscale seems to be about the core guts vs the clients feels a little jarring at times! Still love it though.
There needs to be a word for these projects that are a UI layer on top of a preexisting browser engine. Calling it a "new browser" is a little confusing.
Its life-changing money here. Unfortunately a lot of places where thats the case are not supported by Github Sponsors.
How am I hypnotized? I'm not even arguing against 3rd party app stores right to exist, nor am I arguing against the ability to sideload.

Is it impossible to believe that some people want to able to go into a curated store of items and not a free for all where shady individuals could take advantage of people? I'll let you know right now that there is ZERO reason for my mother to install a 3rd party app store. And I believe that to be true for the majority of users.
Ah yes, all's I have to do to get justice if I get killed by a Mercedes run amok is to take on a multi-billion dollar legal team. That makes me confident.
Pretty much every carmaker sells out its cars the moment they leave the factory since 2020. That isn't limited to Tesla.
I want that so bad. I'd even take a plugin that could make it a hard setting that you turn on for the day.
Nowhere in these pages and pages of teenage mumbo-jumbo does he talk about this little fact of using customers' money for his own purposes (that's the fraud part! important! you didn't tell clients that you'll take their deposits as donations!). The dude is still in so much denial.
I downvoted because I downvote anyone who preemptively complains / invites downvotes and assumes that they’ll be doled out in bad faith. It pollutes the conversation and is the cheapest form of sophistry. It’s no different than setting up an argument that ends with “and if you disagree, that just shows how right I am!”
Need to ask the SEC he invest in the SJIM ETF if that ever happens. They do the opposite of what he suggests.
Anyone know a good way to solve Prisma memory usage? We use a database per customer and each one adds 50-80mb of RAM. Our backend currently consumes 2-3GiB of RAM to host less than 100 customers...

App server has GC pauses of 50-80ms as a result of the memory usage.
Thanks for giving such a thorough explanation with examples.

I know most of this stuff anecdotally but I didn't start working with 3D until programmable shaders were already becoming commonplace.
Considering the fact that most people here don't consider doxing to be freedom of speech, I don't see what the problem is with this account being banned (Assuming of course that Musk himself actually banned it and it wasn't removed by another staff member or by algorithmic defenses).

"Its open source data!" So are the (perfectly legal) doxes on Kiwifarms, yet that's one of the largest reasons its vilified.

Additionally, I doubt most people here would be okay with another person very closely watching your movements including this kid if Musk decided to beat him at his own game by setting up cameras around his house (Funny what you can do with enormous amounts of money). Musk is still human whether you like billionaires or not. You'd think that a place like this would be more privacy-oriented and wouldn't be okay with any kinds of telemetry period, or at the very least would want it handled more carefully (Plane data handled by in-house FAA units rather that broadcasted to the web for anyone and everyone to see).
So it’s adaptive cruise control? That’s an absurdly low bar.
If the overall economy is poor, is it a reasonable expectation that a growing number of people will be buying expensive electric cars?
At some point the battery usage on laptop was considerably better using safari.
That’s a plus.
So you’re saying that Biden says incorrect information he sincerely believes while Trump doesn’t believe the things he says. And your takeaway is that Biden is insincere. You do you but I’ll always throw my hat with the person who is wrong accidentally over the one who lies purposely. I don’t see it as strength or 84d chess or whatever, I think it just makes you a bad person.

> What a bizarre claim

Your recency bias is showing. More overtly progressive legislation has been passed during his term than any other president. Like it is absolutely insane (meant positively) the amendments to Title IX that explicitly protect lgbt folks and he is threatening taking away funding from schools who ignore them. Like god damn that’s the opposite of posturing.

Obama would have been called the literal antichrist with 24/7 news coverage for months if he did that but this is the norm for Biden.

I have no idea if it’s purposeful on his part or if people are just burnt out on politics but just doing it and keeping out of the news cycle has been working out really well for him. He will probably get votes just from people who have been enjoying being able to tune out for a bit.
No single person in this planet has an answer to that.
If open source software is a public good, then it should be funded like other public goods. Unfortunately, there are some laws in the US that prevent government organizations from creating software that competes with software created by private companies, so the legal situation is awkward.
I believe the coverage has been great however, it's not going to change your heating bill next month.

Plus everyone's too busy reading and writing about what Elon did today so you basically get the news that generates the most clicks these days...
For what it's worth, I agree with you. But if you've ever discussed racial disparities in anything you know that asking for more information that might not fit neatly with the established narrative, is likely to just get you called a Nazi or something.
Consider Kagi Orion browser with Ublock Origin on iOS today:

https://browser.kagi.com/

Or, consider 1Blocker for Safari (or Adblock Pro for Safari, DNS, and network blocking).
Even if the WebKit requirement is lifted, it is likely that it will take months if not years for any Blink/Gecko browsers to show up on iOS/iPadOS after the lift.

The reason is the sheer complexity of building for a mobile OS with very deep native integrations, that was out of their reach for a decade. More likely scenario is that we will see browsers using forked versions of WebKit running to enable more features (yes that would make uBlock Origin possible on iOS for example).
No laws against incorrectly predicting the movement of securities. There are laws to prevent pump and dump of securities for profit. If Cramer was giving price predictions that benefited him without disclosing his positions, he would be violating the law. It is necessarily illegal to provide guidance of stock movement if you hold the stock. You need to say what positions your holding. Short sellers do this all the time legally.
> Who is allowed to vertically integrate, and who isn't? Under what principle of free markets and user choice? Should users by forbidden from choosing true vertical integration as a design choice? Why?

Vertical integration related to the central communication system in society has been recognized as particularly problematic for quite some time.
> On UNIX, paths are UTF-8 by convention, but not forced to be valid.

On UNIX, paths are a sequence of bytes, with two bytes being sacred to the kernel (0x2F, used to separate path elements, and 0x00, used to terminate paths) and no other bytes being interpreted in any way. Any character encoding which respects the sacred bytes by not using them to encode any other characters is therefore usable to make UNIX paths; in fact, a UNIX path can contain multiple encodings, as long as they're all suitably respectful.

That requirement for respect means that UTF-16 and UCS-2 and UCS-4 are not suitable. UTF-7 is, however, as is UTF-8, and all of the ISO/IEC 8859 encodings are as well, not to mention a whole raft of non-standard "extended ASCII" character sets. In theory, UTF-16 in some suitably respectful encoding would work, too, but gouge my eyes out with a goddamned spoon.
I just don't see on which premise Tesla should be fairly priced if it is priced as Toyota, the biggest car manufacturer in the world.
It can be in barter clubs and with demurrage currencies. The problem with debt is that it takes two to pay off debt. The creditor has to spend off their savings at the same rate the debtor pays off their debt.

This type of synchronization requires a negative price signal on money though.
That and allowing side-loading and other app stores happens because...

EU does its job.
Baader-Meinhof

They're not. It's just roughly when the post a new blog entry, which is... usually about once a week? Sometimes it's about new features, sometimes it's about internals which might be helpful for other people to know about (like the previous entry was about internals of the TUN/TAP, and how they managed to speed it up a bunch).
> not only is he admitting to conspiracy

This might nail Binance on antitrust charges [1]. If we lack jurisdiction, then on market manipulation of a U.S.-dollar linked asset.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sherman_Antitrust_Act
Without bothering to look at it first, that sounds like interesting things will come from this. Let's hope they don't share the fate of Singularity/Midori.
Toyota (or partners they are heavily invested in) also do all the items you just mentioned, it's why I used them as comparison. Although they may not directly operate all those businesses, they are heavily invested in multiple companies in the space (impacting value).
Do they (Prisma) still rely on a Rust sidecar? This caused multiple issues with container deployment and the CI/CD pipeline of my employer.
I certainly wouldn't call it "extremely" bitter, but I guess it might be for you. To me, it's somewhat bitter but much less bitter than coffee. There's a lot of genetic variation in human bitter taste receptors, and different foods/beverages just taste inherently different to different people, before people even begin to develop preferences and acquire acquired tastes.
> That and a headphone jack, but that was impossible to find on Android also.

Yep. Android decided to compete with apple. They're almost entirely worse at it and by competing by turning off all the features the once had they've just become a worse phone alternative that's cheaper and also lets you install custom apps.

Apple allows custom apps and apps stores and that's the death of Android as far as I'm concerned.
It's interesting to me - pervasive expletives are so common now that you almost can't share otherwise inoffensive stuff with your grandmother half the time. I'm becoming a middle aged person who dislikes cursing... lol.
Firefox does seem to be untested for a lot of websites.

You can't do video calls with Teams in firefox for a really clear and obvious example, but I encounter breakages quite often and have to switch back to Chrome.

Safari suffers the same, but I get the impression people are testing safari more than Chrome.. but I hear so many complaints on hackernews about safari, I suspect at some point Chrome penetration will finally dislodge Safari on MacOS... or if MacOS market share goes down: then it's over and we have a total monopoly.
I used to hate the grind, too. But, as somebody who's been out of work longer than he thought he would be and is starting to wonder how he's going to pay the rent, I long for a bit of the grind right now.
I’ll be excited when they make a program for people with kids or other time limiting situations. With every program I see like this, it’s designed for single, childless individuals who have all the free time in the world.
Well, fuck. First it was Crypto--now we need to ban all stocks.

Where is Molly White when we need her?
Good! And they'll still be top dog and make ludicrous money.

Apple does not need to run the quasi government for 50% of US consumer Internet users, which is effectively what they were doing.

This will free them up to focus on excellence and innovation.
Htmx in a Nutshell
Why do you want a framework and not just plain HTML, CSS and Javascript?

I have been doing frontend dev for over a decade and I never needed a framework. When I want to template data client side, I use Handlebars.
It makes a lot of profit but it has an irrational P/E ratio well in excess of other automakers (49 for TSLA vs 11 for TM).