skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This came out of our own internal observation that 2TB 2230 SSDs were available from our suppliers, but seemed to be completely unavailable on the retail market, despite there being a clear need for Steam Deck users.

Edit: Just expanding on this further. The reason this gap existed was likely a "shipping the org chart" one. For storage and memory makers, the retail, OEM (selling in bulk to computer makers), and embedded/industrial teams are pretty siloed from each other. We are one of the very rare companies that buys both retail and OEM memory and storage, so we spotted the opportunity to bring an OEM drive to a retail audience that needed it.
It's not as common in Hong Kong nowadays. Perhaps due to complaints by neighbors (remember this is a super dense city), in recent years it's hard to find stinky toufu, and even if I find any at all, they don't stink as much as they used to.

Some decades ago the stink spread far and wide, multiple blocks at least. It was a great way to advertise when you didn't have internet advertisement. There are probably regional differences as well, the ones I recall having in Taiwan don't stink as much either, probably due to the same reasons.

It's worth a try if you come across them. They actually just taste like normal fried toufu.
You judge each comment by its own merits. Online forums like HN are a source of ideas, not necessarily correct ideas.
> because diffing the Virtual DOM adds heavily to computation costs if you aren't being extra careful or as the application grows to real-world size, especially in mobile.

Is there some recent study showing evidence or analysis of this? You're saying the main root cause of poor performance is the diff burning up CPUs?

I always assumed applications run slowly because people are overusing global (redux) state and every state change is subscribed to by like 10 different components. And people making 5 network calls before their component meaningfully renders.
Yeah, There's diminishing returns on happiness derived from money. the extra few thousand when Im making 12k a month already doesn't offset it.
It's interesting how in less modern times, death was more ever present and yet they still went out of their way to remind people about it.

The modern world by contrast, one can go well into their 30s without personally being touched by it in your family/friends circle. We could use the reminder of it now more than then, and yet we sanitize & Disney-fy everything instead.
Malarkey.

MacOS comes with a Kext called "Don't Steal MacOS", also known as "DSMOS." If it detects you are running on unapproved hardware, it stops your boot and also echos this message to your logs:

"Your karma check for today: There once was a user that whined, his existing OS was so blind, he'd do better to pirate an OS that ran great, but found his hardware declined. Please don't steal Mac OS! Really, that's way uncool. (C) Apple Computer, Inc."

It's not just a simple detection either, but actually uses encryption to decrypt certain MacOS components after the verification check (namely, Finder, Dock, SystemUIServer, some others). Removing or bypassing DSMOS is required for all Hackintoshing tools, and it's actually a DMCA violation do that (see Apple vs. Psystar). Legally, removing it is the equivalent of removing or disabling Windows Activation, or using a Windows Activation crack tool.

The bypass is most often accomplished with the simulated, fake SMC. However, (again) legally, that qualifies as a DMCA circumvention tool by including the specific key that MacOS is looking for.
It is more like saying a veterinary surgeon shouldn't spend their time installing antlers on juvenile deer.

I mean, if you insist on a medical equivalent.
React.js: The Documentary
Another vote here for Stylus Labs Write, you can make your own SVG templates and re-usable elements. The only limitation with it is that you can't enter text.
Off topic but are you using your Deck as your main pc then? How are you finding it?
Read “they” as “Steve Jobs personally”.
These LS swaps are getting out of hand!

Seriously tho, cool idea. I’m also shocked that leaded gas is still the norm. These LS engines (I’m guessing by the shape of the headers and the hint that it’s an aluminum block) are insanely reliable and I would put my life behind one of those before a lot of other engines. I’ve beat my own into the ground several times now.
They do, but TOTP is only as secure as the seed stored by reddit.
I didn't know about hybrid seeds:

"In agriculture and gardening, hybrid seed is produced by deliberately cross-pollinated plants which are genetically diverse"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hybrid_seed
Oof I'm back already, this is quite rough.

No editor included I see, that tripped me up for a second but it's IMO better than wasting your time on including one, once I got that it was fine.

I tried to enter the smallest program I could think of:

cube(x=10, y=10, z=10);

but I couldn't get that to show anything. I can't resize the console it seems? So I'm not sure if there's an error on there. Either way, I'm not sure how I would go about finding out why I'm not seeing anything.

3d navigation seems wonky but maybe that's because there is no object yet? Sketchup has the same, it's no big deal, but I won't know until I can get something to render.

Some quick wins:

- draw axes in different colors and put a label on them
- show scale markers on axes
- add a minimal sample program, or some way to select a 'template' when doing 'new' that will provide a few samples - one minimal sample with a cube and a cylinder, one slightly more developed like the table in your screenshot, one that shows off each keyword/object. Maybe split across one for 2d, one for 3d. Or more as the library of functionality grows.

More work:

- Add a 3d navigation marker/tool like Blender has, that'll show where I'm looking at, and has 'zoom to all' function

All of these would have helped in terms of 'getting started'.

Apart from that - I'd first need to be able to at least render something to be able to say something useful :)
There's a difference between deciding whether you're a consultant or a freelancer today, and deciding that you're an agency of multiple people trust me bro I'm not even the freelancer that might be assigned.
It's an interesting historical and political question though, since it was the core question of the First Council of Nicea which Constantine used to establish an orthodoxy for his empire. That single church lasted for almost 700 years before splitting in two.
If you didn't smell the stink two blocks away from the stall you didn't have authentic stinky toufu.

As I mentioned in another comment, I suspect neighbors complaining made it evolve into some milder forms.

Even in its mildest form, it's still a much more distinct smell than fermented veggies.
Change the world... but will it be for the better?
> Apple could layoff 4% in a week

Highly unlikely: https://9to5mac.com/2023/02/02/apple-layoffs-tim-cook/
Not yet. Its certainly something that I want to support. I want to avoid supporting all the formats so settling on a few clear options in the space is the goal. Right now its only STL since its super standard and doesn't force me to cover everything. I will likely move away from STL as things settle.

Feel free to add a ticket requesting your favorite and I can look into moving to that format in the future.
What is a farmer to do when mother nature infects his crop, against his will, with pollen from the GMO crop? I think the lawsuit should go the other way. Monsanto should pay for destroying the ability to grow heirloom seeds without getting infected. They want to keep it protected? Then require it to be grown in quarantine.
Getting some Poe's Law vibes here.
> I've seen an order of magnitude more people complaining about Rust evangelists as I've actually seen Rust evangelists, and they've been significantly more hostile and toxic.

Does this, to you, look like a response that is welcoming to C++ devs? I gave careful and impassive reasons, and you strike back with literal ad hominem attacks.

This sort of reply is what makes Rust, as a community, look shallow-minded and toxic.
What’s stopping you from forming your own “body shop” corporation?
Some PR & HR folks at Apple right now might be slapping themselves in the face over this disrupting their plans. Slow news day Fridays, companies often wait until the end of the day to release bad news. So they maybe wait a week.

Although the article is paywalled so I don't know, maybe the author has a quote from Apple with some statement minimally confirming this.
> If you _want_ to register, and the SEC replies with "<silence>", what are you supposed to do?

Not start selling your unregistered scheme! That's the point here, in terms of what actions you are allowed to take, if you don't have registration, you cannot sell the security.

It's not that they 'prefer' punishing after the fact - there's not supposed to be a fact.

Your options are to walk away or find some way to get them to take action. Your options do not include "fuck it we'll just go ahead and see if it bites us".
Growing too fast is damaging to both culture and productivity. You have a bunch of people starting that are still learning. Depending on the job and the person it can take a full year to be fully competent in a job.

Apple was smart to move slower. They are probably one of the best run companies in the world.
Yeah, it's hilarious because it's a useless question and a useless answer.

Because what they're asking is "What if we could fundamentally change existence?" That's what it would take to perform these reforms without the existence of free will. Because people wouldn't have the choice to do whatever.

So while we would have to accept that not only are criminals incapable of doing anything different, but also the police are incapable of doing anything different, and the people hiring them, etc. Turtles all the way down.

Nothing changes.
Jesus and the Father are equated in the very first verse of John.
Nice UI. I like how the tags are just added to the title text.
You should make this post a Show HN (better visiblity)
It had some CVEs but not many [0]. I think the better argument is that some of the original code is just really hard to read. Click around the repo [1]

[0] https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list.php?vendor_id=...

[1] https://github.com/coreutils/coreutils/
Reads like an 8th grader's report trying to meet the teacher's word count.
I like the idea of walking 15 minutes to get all the things.

But man when I think of the costs involved in making sure there is a High School (in the US they tend to be large and draw from a distance) within 15 minutes of everywhere (no small cost to drop in a high school somewhere), or plop down a grocery store in a neighborhood ... that sounds both super expensive and politically difficult, and for some good reasons.

Heck I'd be annoyed if someone decides "Sorry we're rezoning / creating an incentive to build a restaurant in the plot next to you, not enough restaurants nearby. Good luck..."
It sounds like Java and IntelliJ's debug "Evaluate expression" feature.
Cycles seem to invoke undefined behavior instead of being outright disallowed.

For these sorts of things I tend to go to the circuit simulator[0].

Also, for a game that teaches about this stuff while still being incredibly fun, I highly recommend Turing Complete[1].

[0] http://www.falstad.com/circuit/circuitjs.html

[1] https://store.steampowered.com/app/1444480/Turing_Complete/
I suggest you reread the HN Guidelines[1]. This kind of dogmatic dismissal-without-argument is not the kind of engagement that people expect here.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
That’s a nice article. This line stood out to me:

This commitment arose from their conversion experiences and their gradual, conditioned acceptance of ethical misbehavior.

I don’t have a formal definition of “brainwashing”. That term, to me, is akin to gradual, conditioned acceptance. From my reading of the article the author and I seem to have different perceptions of what the word “brainwashing” means. He does say that people are moving away from the term “brainwashing” and using terms like “coercive persuasion”.

This line too stood out to me:

We don’t say that soldiers are brainwashed to kill other people; that’s basic training.

I actually would say that soldiers are brainwashed. I use that term in a colloquial sense. I use in the sense of the video linked to below.

Let me state my question in a different way, does gradual, conditioned acceptance change one’s brain in any significant way?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2n2gryg9Yvk
Yes, there is currently a coordinated push by the entire world to prevent excessive climate change.
Filling our cities with pickups is a ridiculous solution compared to having a few local authority (not big gov / federal) garbage trucks do the rounds.
"A crane takes 20-foot containers off the ship" - actually no, it's a 40-foot container in the picture.
Trusting an anonymous redditor because they have lots of "karma" is extremely foolish. For one, they probably got those internet points by reposting other people's cat pictures and now you're in a conversation with them about something that has nothing to do with the subject of stealing cat photos, so why should the internet points they earned doing that count for anything?

Secondly, it's easy to farm up these internet points and sell the account to somebody else who's keen on exploiting the tendency of people like you to think that the internet points confer trustworthiness.
Everyone knows Catholics believe in that stuff, it's why they show up so often in horror movies.
> Amazon, Google, and Meta all seem to make riskier bets, too.

What are those risky bets I wonder?

Meanwhile Apple rolled out a completely custom CPU and transitioned all its hardware to it.
Nope, Switzerland is out of the single market and doesn't have a customs union with the EU, but

> most EU regulations regarding goods apply there

In that point you're right.

Interestingly enough Switzerland is part of the Schengen area. So, as others pointed out, it's complicated.
"we love listening to him talk about art because he also doesn't understand tact"

LOL thanks for posting this,

I love-hate this part, this is the state of things

------

Galloway then wants reassurance about his first big art purchase,

Saltz pseudo-approves, saying, Well despite all your self-loathing you perfectly bought a painting that represents you

(Swisher is dead wrong, this response is masterfully tactful in the most New York way, brilliant)

How much did it cost, he asks, 6K?

Gallawoy says to add a zero and laughs nervously...

Then he adds, well the artist of the painting is just so stunning and brave and really he bought it to support the artist and all they represent...

So I look up the artist, it's Grayson Perry and I guess google images is enough said

MDIIAMDIRuined

god if this is what a 'sincere' purchase feels like, well i guess the hedgefunders don't seem so bad

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Ironically, modern art is the one field that I do not think it's wise to 'separate the art from the artist' without losing most of the magic, whereas films, music, books etc the works feel like contained mini-worlds, can be transmitted as complete, stand alone.

Modern paintings don't have the 'density' for that without the story/aura, so getting the right work with the right story to unlock it for you can feel really special.

(That ineffable specialness is what you're really buying imo, and yes it very well can be worth it)

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p.s. My favorite easy-to-read book for cynics trying to understand why 'who the artists is' matters so much in the 'aura' of art is The Accidental Masterpiece, by Saltz's competitor haha, Michael Kimmelman of nytimes

his short essays capture the 'essence' of different types of minds at work. A decade later I'll randomly think of the people from the book, tho I can't remember their names or the paintings per se. The feeling of exactly who I'm thinking of sticks with you.

Everyone who makes things probably wonders how other types of people make things, since it feels impossible to describe.
Agree to disagree.

Even for a company that advertises and publishes their pay scales, an employee at level x will look at another employee at level x (with the same experience, same tenure, same everything) and think: "this isn't fair, I'm way more valuable to the company than they are". And maybe they're right, or maybe not. But the employee believes they are being treated unfairly all the same.
G2 is a software (as a service) comparison website: https://www.g2.com/

CF is Cloudflare, which offers an anti-scraping protection for websites (among other things): https://www.cloudflare.com/
Cool idea. So a two piece portable with a just coolant line going through the window to the outdoor part?
Imagine in the future when we will have AI ways of doing things locally on our smartphones, how would this be similar to radio/tv/internet changing everything?
Yeah, this was my first reaction.

<Reddit hacked>

"Huh, I guess I better change my password."

<Recommends TFA>

"Hmm, give reddit my phone number .... no."
Great find!

It seems like this is related to this:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodhart%27s_law

And this:

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

It's almost as if you mix those two things together, you get Pournelle's Iron Law of Bureaucracy.
I'm guessing Google and Facebooks profit centers are much more narrow? Eg. Google Ads. Facebook has the Metaverse Black Hole whereas has Googles countless endeavours (eg. Chat)
This guy is a lot dumber than I thought. Sharing the theft he committed from his own account is another level of retardation.
I should have clarified, I have an ubuntu machine I use for development. I use MS office and video conferencing a lot as well though so I need another machine for that.
For many the point is aesthetics.
Thanks! This helped lot. Now having taking a gentle look at svelte, I think it is very smart. Instead of diff-ing the virtual component tree, it is maintaining a dependency of statements behind the scene by providing a reactive declaration. Upon each event, the re-run the whole tree of statements, then update the DOM directly with the result of those statements, hence no need heavy manipulation of DOM nor diff-ing of large in memory object. I've only just started to look at svelte though, so could be very wrong. But again thank you so much for you pointer, everything just clicked suddenly.
I think Nintendo is a wonderfully run company. They are probably a bit too set in their ways of doing things, but they always seem to be ready to take advantage of an opportunity or minimize the damage of a bad product launch. How many companies could have survived the WiiU?
And if FOSS is not a business, it's excluded from this regulation as well.

If you make business with said FOSS you need to provide security just like how a food truck making food from open recipes has to make sure to not poison people either.
Yes, sorry for the rough onboarding.

Yes, the intention is to use the login link.

Once your logged in, you can start using all of AJIR's features for free.

Please refer to the first blog articles explaining the app's concept and some of its features: https://www.ajir.app/blog/ajir-in-a-nutshell/

Like I said in the initial post, I will improve the doc and try to make Looms.
400% efficiency? Is that even possible? (Did AI write this?)
How it's false? Spending and GDP are different things.
What are the ramifictions of a company that hasn't earned during a tax year? Are you still expected to pay anything at the end of the tax year (at least in terms of a salary to yourself)?
I'm really tempted, but thinkpads are still just about edging ahead for me

(1) Entirely subjective, but I think they look better (2) I like the trackpoint and (3) AMD is an option. I dont have any problem with intel cpu's, but amd provides far better igpu's, certainly enough to play a lot of games at lower settings.
As you work through your XML implementation, you'll have many questions, and the answer to every one of them is more XML.
Manticore 6.0.0 – a faster alternative to Elasticsearch in C++
When PE bought Yahoo for $5B I thought it was a great deal for the PE firm [1]. Yahoo is still heavily used, and really just needs competent management. It looks like that's happening, albeit slowly. Not many people may use yahoo search, but all the other properties are used and provide opportunities.

[1] https://www.cnbc.com/2021/05/03/verizon-sells-yahoo-and-aol-...
Please do yourself a favor and don’t waste 5m of your life reading this article like I did.

It’s about a team of allegedly experienced C++ developers at a start-up that spent seven months building a project only to spend another two months rewriting it in Rust and then a few more months moving from async to Tokio. But those lost months have not been in vain, because they have 1600 stars on Github. They actually bragged about their Github stars.

It seems the Rust euphoria has reached such levels that people have stopped thinking critically both about the inexplicably bad business decisions and the near-zero technical content described in the article.
The difficulty of verifying the claim is not somehow a justification for making it - quite the opposite, in fact.

As it happens, there is something that would help, though if and only if they can do it: Explain what evidence they would have if the breach had occurred.
> What inelegant phrasing.

Reddit's own phrasing is much better:

Since we’re talking about security and safety, this is a good time to remind you how to protect your Reddit account. The most important (and simple) measure you can take is to set up 2FA (two-factor authentication) which adds an extra layer of security when you access your Reddit account. Learn how to enable 2FA in Reddit Help. And if you want to take it a step further, it’s always a good idea to update your password every couple of months – just make sure it’s strong and unique for greater protection.

Also: use a password manager! Besides providing great complicated passwords, they provide an extra layer of security by warning you before you use your password on a phishing site… because the domains won’t match!

-- https://www.reddit.com/r/reddit/comments/10y427y/we_had_a_se...
Interesting. I just tried your example and it worked on my end.

Have you tried rendering any of the examples in the repo? I know its not ideal but just to see what is going on. Please add an issue on the repo so I can try to fix the issue you are experiencing.
> If I got something wrong in my code, A) how did the process guarantee that it will be caught? B) why wouldn't whoever found the problem just fix it?

well.. fair point. Code review guarantees nothing, if there is an issue found there's going to be delay to fix it as it rolls back through the process. I hate "process" as much as anyone else but I learned during COVID its importance. I implemented a vaccine system for a state government with a team starting at 3 and growing to over 100 in about 8 weeks. It was the hardest thing i ever did and "process" saved my ass and kept CNN off my front lawn a few times. It also was a real thorn in my side when i needed to get things done. Process vs getting-shit-done is a balance and it's rarely perfect.
I still can't believe major corporations thought the shift to ecommerce from the pandemic "looked to be permanent". More people than not spent 2 years complaining they couldn't leave the house and rushing out to the pub/shops/holidays the minute restrictions dropped.

It was certainly a possibility, but staggers my mind that companies of this size all decided it was a sureity.

If I were to be uncharitable, this is the effect of senior staff at these companies having been completely detached from the pandemic experience of the majority of the population. Lots of people still had to go to work F2F, lots of people spent it cooped up in 30m2 apartments with flatmates they hate.
Sam Harris on Meditation, Mindfulness, and Morality [audio]