skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Well, in fairness web-based applications (including Electron ones running locally) break most of the inspectability benefits that came before, at least on the Windows platform.

eg. I used to be able to programmatically grab hWnd's (like Spy++ does), and manipulate the forms of an app. Apps used to show up as one (or two) simple processes with rich instrumentation metrics in tools like Resource Monitor.

Chrome abstracted all that away in an effort to 'displace' the OS.

I think canvas-only technologies could eventually do the same (the endless cycle continues) and look forward to some of the benefits (eg. more deterministic and straightforward positioning and layout). But I strongly agree they need to accommodate most of the features you mentioned and until they do it's two steps backward.

Do appreciate your thoughtful comment and the concise summary of some fundamental limitations that are presently hard barriers.
Definition: a result of a sudden impulse and without premeditation

Spontaneously would be "Let's go do x right now at y place." not "Let's pencil this half-baked plan into our calendars and finalize some details at that time."

In English, we have the abbreviation TBD (to be determined) if you want to note that some details haven't yet been finalized.
This is the first Oauth document I've seen with a no-nonsense "Terminology" section. Thank you!

The only thing I'd suggest is putting the terminology first, so readers can first correct their misconceptions from all the terrible literature around this.
Use Kea DHCP server as ISC DHCP server (dhcpd) is being phased out
For this there's Leptos and a half dozen other "DOM in Rust" frontend frameworks:

https://github.com/leptos-rs/leptos

These are already orders of magnitude faster than React, and as the WASM<->DOM bridge improves, they will only get faster.

Sycamore:

https://github.com/sycamore-rs/sycamore

https://sycamore-rs.netlify.app/examples/todomvc/#

Dioxus:

https://dioxuslabs.com/

In about 3-5 years these frameworks will start to consolidate and reach maturity.

It's already possible to build reactive isomorphic apps in Rust.

If you haven't checked out Actix/Axum, it feels a lot like Python/Flask. The ecosystem is coming along quickly.
> This amazing discovery was in headlines in 2010.

It is still unacceptable for many.
Indeed, but Elon's Twitter is a case study in low effort trolling.

For example, Twitter manually override the blue check system to make it look like critics had purchased it. Then someone realized changing their name would clear the checkmark. After dozens of iterations of Dril changing his name and having the checkmark manually re-added someone at Twitter thought to disable changing his name.

At every step of the way they used the shittiest possible solution. I'm unsurprised the pattern continues.
I did a project once for a touchless interface using a Leap Motion (remember those?) for use in operating theatres. The software was a 3D viewer for MRI scans. The surgeons attached to the project were excited, because currently they operated the software by telling the nurses how to rotate and zoom, which didn't work so great.

In the end it ended up not working well enough (the Leap Motion would often give glitchy positioning data), but I believe it's the way forward.
I moved to Berlin about 10 years ago. In my opinion Berlin was attractive because:

- Friends and people from all over the world

- Culturally and historically interesting: clubs, events.

- Capital of the biggest economy in Europe

- Cheaper (not anymore). Also, clubs because of the particular history.

- Slight barrier to entry. A bit of German is a higher barrier to entry, compared to English speaking options.

Having said that, I find people friendlier in Köln, although this has improved in Berlin. Also the payment with card has improved in the last 10 years.
Generally their agenda is just to make more money. This is a relatively benign agenda and in certain cases allows (or used to anyway, not sure about nowadays...) authors a high degree of creative freedom.

If it's no longer possible to make any profitable movies whatsoever, just try to imagine what happens...

Well they managed to realize a couple of decent movies in the USSR so maybe the situation of 99% government or interest group funded cinema and TV production won't be utterly terrible just very miserable.
you realize that you are literally parroting talking points that we have already predicted you would come up with as additional excuses, right?
Oh suddenly everything makes so much more sense as a non-native speaker ... I was always asking myself how people speaking about diet keep recommending to avoid rice, noodles and whole grains?
Lots of things, but mostly things like designing software architectures for massively parallel codes implementing fancy physics or coming up with ML models to predict complicated properties (things like wear, radiation, or corrosion resistance for which we just do not have any comprehensive model) or explore humongous problem spaces (things like predicting simple properties of very complex materials with 5 to 8 elements and complex microstructures like superalloys).

Neither the Physics nor the CS are cutting edge (that’s why we do not necessarily reject people with limited experience in Physics, though they need to show motivation and abilities to learn); what is is the combination of both.

We’d like to be as close to the cutting edge on ML as possible, though, because it’s a significant competitive advantage to be able to use fancy new techniques before our friendly competitors. But as I said it seems to be easier to train a Physics or Chemistry undergrad to get some feeling about how ML works than to train a CS undergrad to have some intuition about the Physics. And intuition is critical to detect when models hallucinate and get off the rails.
Read the introduction again, and then follow the link to the Terminology section.
Swedish "simplified" this problem by having the same word (spontan) mean both
1) Happens without apparent cause
2) Happens at short notice

Context is your only clue to which meaning is intended...
It's not that obscure. It's common to be given a /64 to a home, or even to small business premises. Some even get a /128.

So it's reasonable to wonder how people deal with that problem when needing multiple subnets. Many locations don't have a realistic choice of affordable providers, or none of them provide IPv6 with a shorter prefix anyway.
No, if you look at the examples in the bigger table, the "Family names" are only combined with other codenames, not with each other.

The country-based "family names" are meant to represent groups that are (suspected) to be state-sponsored.
The Germans even plan being spontaneous ;)
>”I capitalize too many things because German capitalizes all nouns and English only capitalizes proper nouns.”

I’ve gotten into a particularly bad habit of capitalizing nouns haphazardly and I don't speak any German. I think it’s from programming becuase it happens very often in my Code Comments.
Has geolocation gotten a little bit worse in recent years? I understand IP blocks may change phisical location, and don't know if it's IPv4 scarcity or whatever, but apps that use IP location services seem to be mislocating me (like in cities 300km away)
I dropped it.

That's not how it is presented in the BIOS. EXPO settings aren't under overclocking, to me they didn't appear scary overclocking thing.

In BIOS there is an separate section "Overclocking" and to get there you have to "Accept" or "Decline" some big text about warranty, I never went there to enable EXPO. So I never needed to press "Accept" to void my warranty to toggle on EXPO...

EXPO settings just to my eye looks like this:

EXPO II turned on, memory frequency 6000 MHz (what is says on the memory), and CPU frequence stays where it was (thus not overclocked).
"Pedestrian and cyclist fatalities recently hit their highest levels in 40 years"

I wonder if the various self driving technologies have anything to do with this?
MicroPython 1.20.0 Launches with Mip, a Dedicated Package Manager
My startup k8s setup costs 250$.

It has 3 VPs and two 128gb 24 core CPU servers.
Where do you have this information from? The State of Berlin says otherwise https://service.berlin.de/dienstleistung/121864/en/ :

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Sufficient knowledge of German
You must have an adequate command of the German language (level B 1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages).

If you were in possession of either a residence permit or a residence authorisation on 31/12/2004, you only have to demonstrate basic knowledge of the German language (level A 1) to be granted a permanent settlement permit.
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In practice the staff giving interviewing you have leeway to assess your German level on the spot, but applying without demonstrated adequate German levels could lead to wasting ones time.
Maybe it's just me being slow in the morning, but it's really cool to read the post and only a few seconds later you realise, you're already using the product. :D

I'm going to put Linen on my list and I'm curious to see where it's going. The concept of a searchable alternative to 'closed' communities like Discord is promising.

I'm wondering, though, if it's essentially a real-time chat experience that perhaps focuses on speed rather than depth.
It's the production process that's a big failure. You should have had a similar CPU generations earlier.

And my understanding is that AMD is currently much better when you have a low power budget: https://images.anandtech.com/graphs/graph17641/130507.png https://www.anandtech.com/show/17641/lighter-touch-cpu-power... (I know those are the desktop versions and that's all AMD has, but by the time you're looking at cooling 50-150 watts the socket isn't very important.) (Also Intel claims their lowest-wattage 8+16 core, by a huge margin, is a desktop model.)
This is a matter of familiarity. For example, Golang is claimed to have simple syntax, but I find Golang's syntax much harder to read than Rust. The fact they avoided keywords and symbols like a plague caused that now e.g. function signatures are mostly names, spaces and parentheses, and the meaning of them depends on their relative positions, which is something I'm not used to.

I guess if I wrote / read Golang sources more frequently, that would become a second nature and would not slow me down.
Not funny. Prejudiced. The trope of "Mohammad in Germany" is sinister and should not be propagated in that realm.
Book of the Subgenius.
True, but it makes it that much riskier to appeal. You can end up losing on procedural grounds, and then you're extra screwed.

As a (former) lawyer my gut tells me this might be ruled unconstitutional, on account of due process rights and the presumption of innocence. But it's an interesting idea, and one I've never heard before.
Even if the medium is different, the original statement was "no one wants to check 20 apps for 20 social media...". Which, as I've shown, is wrong, because already people do check 20 different apps for 20 social media accounts.

If anything, activitypub fixes this. The whole idea of the protocol is interoperability: that you need only one app to check all of them. Whether they are 5 twitter clones talking AP, or a Linkedin, youtube, meetup, and twitter-alike talking AP: all are interoperable, and you can interact with all of them from just one account and app.
Not if you use another search engine.
The term „beamer“ is an interesting one. Elder east Germans use the specific GDR term „polylux“ instead to name an projector. Since Berlin was divided not long ago. You will find both terms still circulating.
I had a more thoughtful and charitable post written up, but I reconsidered. What I have instead now is: if you're gonna say not even medical staff like surgeons should wear masks and that they're responsible for millions of stillbirths, you gotta do better than a survey of iffy CO2 levels under mask experiments and some hysterics about submarine CO2 levels. You need to measure blood levels. Like, if I were a researcher who wanted to get onto conservative media, this is the paper I'd write.
The author would be amused to learn that are dedicated dictionaries specific for
"fremdwörter": defining the word, indicating plura and informing gramatical gender so you can have the proper declensions and therefore correct gramatic for these borrowed words.
"All the lyrics of the stupidest possible songs" - I feel that one. When a store blares some incredibly vapid English pop lyrics I hardly even notice it, but when they do it in Norwegian, I flee the store to escape the vicarious embarrassment.
If you travel to NRW, you will get the special forces police units using those kinds of guns on train stations, specially in days where critical football matches are taking place.
That feels very user hostile.
Immigration is even more of a local matter than I thought it was! I was used to each town having its own immigration office, and the slightly different levels of service and organization, but thought that the B1 exam or degree from a German-speaking university was a national requirement for a Niederlassungserlaubnis.
I feel that it is wrong to conflate "ground source heat pump" with "geothermal".

Ground source heat pumps use the soil or ground water as a low temperature mass to draw heat from. Surface soil follows air temperature, with a lag because of its high thermal mass. Below a meter or so this lag becomes so large that it just stays at the annual average of the air temperature. So the heat is not coming from the earth below!

I would reserve the word "geothermal" for projects that actually access high temperature sources, where the heat does actually "come from below".
English is widely spoken and understood, even in tech-related environments, and that speaking German may not necessarily be an advantage in all situations.a moderate level of German proficiency is required for obtaining a permanent residence permit in Germany.
Then MS gives them a name based on the type of cake they sent.
Note that "new sites/equipment/assets" are depreciated over their estimated useful life - they impact profit (i.e. net income) gradually over time.
I can attest to this. I've lived in German-speaking countries for twenty years and English is still my daily language. Germans just love speaking English, especially since they speak English better than most English-native speakers can operate in German.

I speak German when I'm out and about and nobody knows me, and I don't mind if the frustrated stranger laughs at my weird and obnoxious dialect. Among friends though, they don't have the patience and just plow through the conversation in their excellent English.

It can be very frustrating, but it helps to unleash the German with strangers. You will very definitely see a strata to the folks who will and will not, willingly, put up with your Deunglish...
Since I’m building a solo staking machine for my Ethereum, I’m in the market for a 2 TB ssd, since that is what most guides say to get. Why would I pick the $160 Samsung when I see ones from other vendors for almost half the price, $59-69 on Amazon? Is there really a difference?
Sorry, I didn't know this. A friend of mine (who actually gifted me Kagi a week or so ago) sent me the link yesterday. Very cool web app and it was extremely fast for me last night.
By doing it properly chrismorgan means a native Rust solution that works with borrow checker.

Egui is mostly bindings. And those can suffer from impedance mismatch (e.g. using OOP UI in Rust)
English is widely spoken and understood, even in tech-related environments, and that speaking German may not necessarily be an advantage in all situations. A moderate level of German proficiency is required for obtaining a permanent residence permit in Germany.
Casey obviously can't know what financial impact of those changes were at Twitter, Facebook or Microsoft.

But Ockham Razor tells us they did spend significant effort on performance because they had a reason to do it.
Singapore has criminal liability for software malfunctions. I don't think they've sent anyone to jail for a software bug yet, but the law allows for it.
Some candidate, done, sweating: "I wasn't sure if the limericks, speeches and open letters count as letters here but the criteria used are easily replaceable"
/jk
The worst thing is someone trying to put it in past tense: For "herunterladen" it's easy: "herunter-ge-laden". For "download", the obvious choice is "downloaded", but instead some people prefer the weird hodge-podge of "down-ge-loaded"
>“These screens are presented as this avant garde, minimalist design,”

The idiotic trend of applying Jony Ive's minimalist iPad user interface designs to automotive touchscreen kills people.

It pointlessly distracts from the primary purpose of designing user-friendly, intuitive, safe automotive touchscreens.

Jony Ive Spearheads Minimalist Design Overhaul For iOS:

https://bitrebels.com/technology/jony-ive-minimalist-design-...

Guide: The Art of Minimalism in UI Design:

https://sympli.io/blog/the-art-of-minimalism-in-ui-design

Jony Ive's minimalist designs could reshape the future of iOS, OS X:

https://appleinsider.com/articles/12/10/30/jony-ives-minimal...

The Art of Minimalism in Mobile App UI Design:

https://uxplanet.org/the-art-of-minimalism-in-mobile-app-ui-...

More practical less vain interface designers are finally calling for an end to this terrible trend in minimalist interface design on mobile devices, but it never should have been applied to automotive interfaces in the first place, and there is already lots of blood on the hands of cocaine-addled cargo-cult iPad interface designers mindlessly aping John Ive while working on automotive interfaces.

The designer behind one of the iPad’s biggest apps is calling for an end to minimalism:

https://www.fastcompany.com/90604970/the-designer-behind-one...

The point of designing automotive touchscreen user interfaces is not to show off to the world what a brilliant sensitive snowflake of a minimalist avant garde artistic designer you are.

It's not about designing beautiful enigmatic minimal screens uncluttered by pesky visual clues, signifiers, and affordances, more suited to be hung on the walls of art museums for patrons to stare at and interpret and argue over their ambiguous meaning in their leisure time.

The art-first, safety-last trend of prioritizing aesthetics over usability in automotive interfaces should be outlawed, because it has a fatal impact in driver safety, that kills people.
Global English is both a blessing and a curse. Never before could so many people communicate across linguistic divides (even if imperfectly). But the price is that never before was the rich collective cultural heritage under such threat.

The two facets are deeply related. Like any lingua franca before, global English was invented to facilitate trade (economic exchange). The fact that it is English and not Basque or Suahili reflects the dominant economic power of the 20th century. But the peculiarity of the Anglo-saxon world that insists on financializing and commercializing everything (David Bowie securities anyone?) means that culture too became a tradeable cash crop. Pop culture became an exportable mass market product against which local traditions stood no chance.

Thankfully it seems that the relative shallowness of commercially distributed culture (required if it is to reach global markets) limits its scope. Once local culture stops being seeing as an anachronistic relic but rather a source of wealth people embrace it again.

So it may be possible to both have our cake and eat it. The story has not fully played out yet.
Tesla unilaterally decided to push out a refactored UI to my old Model S a few months ago, changing the location of numerous functions to new sub-menu paths, and rendering years of muscle memory useless.

Not only do I have to re-learn where everything is, but older memories interfere and confuse every time I try to access an infrequently used function.

This experience has been irritating at best. It has felt extremely unsafe on more than one occasion.
The Status Game
Measure legislative independence, frequency of regime changes, election margins, concentrations of executive authority and so on. Sure, it's a 'political opinion' that nobody is so cool they are naturally re-elected over and over with 97%+ majorities, but you can certainly measure the number of standard deviations in election results.

This book is readable and essays a rigorous approach to the topic, albeit within an existing political science/international relations framework whose axioms are not universally agreed upon.

https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262524407/the-logic-of-politica...
The point is that performance is so important to customer satisfaction and the bottom line that even a horrendous company like facebook would begrudgingly spend time and money to improve performance. If anything your comment reinforces his point.
You're free to think of this as a redefining of terms, but the first person to make that argument upthread was downvoted to grey. That tends to indicate that I'm not the one redefining a term in a novel way.

But to answer your question, economists refer to "household income" and they don't care if you have a vacation home.

If you look at the origin of this thread, it relates to a single family with multiple homes. If you can't see that a family does not cease to be a family when they purchase a second home, then nothing I can say will convince you. Cheers!
Well, at least Welfare states look like lifecycle redistribution machines between young and old:

https://population-europe.eu/research/policy-briefs/welfare-...
Yes, I was shocked the first time in Oslo when I went to a cafe and understood that the staff didn't understand a word of Norwegian. This is probably a capital thing. There's an expat-run café near where I live (not in Oslo) that employs a lot of US and Australian young people for shorter periods, and if they don't understand Norwegian, they surely do a lot better job of hiding it and guessing what you're asking for.
Energy, not mass. Photons also curve space in this way.

Mass is just one kind of energy.
Their phones have become so adware and malware afflicted. Hope they come to senses. .
Most prod configs I've seen now days disable SSH-ing in as root and password auth so it just becomes:

$ ssh user@server
<rsa key>
$ sudo -i
<user pass>
#
The only saving grace of those is the ease of cleaning spills. Otherwise I completely agree with you and GP - how annoying it is that every physical button is now a clunky touch surface!
I haven't seen it gotten any better (or worse). It still puts me regularly in other far away cities, in the south of the country, or just in the country. Never in my town. I will never trust GeoIP to figure out anything other than the country.
why are the r/politics zombies invading every space on the internet?
So you're opposed to democracy then?
This is incorrect all the energy of a particle curves space.

Even velocity and potential energy.
"Sometime" consistent and "eventually" consistent, not the same things and still confusing.

Maybe better: "letzendlichkonsistent"

(Disclaimer: expat English native speaker, living in Austria, enjoying this thread immensely..)
Vercel also offers multiple projects, and many other multi-tenant features too like “preview deploy commenting” by team members
The New Role of TDD in the Incoming AI Era