skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
“ I'll say that our goal is to keep up to date with modern .NET. Once we can get Unity synced up, we will continue to push the latest .NET features to Unity. So we want to bring all of these features discussed to Unity developers, and find the best ones to use in the Unity API.” (1)

Ie. no. It’s not done. No one knows when it’ll be done.

(1) - https://forum.unity.com/threads/unity-future-net-development...

If you’re really keen, just read that whole thread and you’ll get a really good understanding of how great things are, how happy with the c# support everyone is.

Tldr: netstandard 2.0 != .net 7 and nuget support.
Shopify to cut 20% of their workforce
Profit has been out of fashion for over a decade. I guess what’s old is new again?

In 10 years when interest rates are 0 we can have the tulip Olympics again.
Since there are now native x86-32 binaries, I don't see much point.

But there was a native MS Word for Xenix. I installed that on several production systems. It offers easier file interchange with modern word processors, and it was a bit easier to use. Less powerful than WP 7, but also less arcane.

I'd love to see that running again.
Here's the full version of the text as written Ryan Gosling. (7 minutes long, vs 40 seconds in the movie)

Interestingly enough, the original author version doesn't follow the part in the article about each key word appearing in the prompting sentence.

https://old.reddit.com/r/bladerunner/comments/76hea1/full_te...
aimco properties have been requesting tenants drivers licenses or passports to be scanned by facial recognition technology from their contractors in india and then sold to advertisers. They have been doing this since 2010, you cannot live without selling your soul to landlords and advertisers
Yes this is exactly why it just needs to be banned outright, with no wiggle room. Don't even allow people to consent to it, especially for residential areas, because they can't reasonably consent for something like this on behalf of guests they may or may not even know yet.

If you allow FR by landlords in certain scenarios, you'll just end up with everyone slapping one line on their standard rental agreement and now it's everywhere.
If a CEO ever feels the need to give out a reassuring letter, you know that layoffs and wage freezes are on the way.

Management doesn't care about you, so anything that is about your comfort and well being is a scam.
If Shopify can deliver its software with less people, that’s better for society.

Put it this way - would you like to be paid to mow a lawn using scissors? I can pay hundreds of people to mow my lawn using scissors, and they will be employed as landscapers. Or I can pay one guy with a lawnmower.
Things changed quite a bit since this quote from February 17:

> “There’s no cuts coming for us,” Harley Finkelstein told The Canadian Press. “We’re in a really good place.”

https://globalnews.ca/news/9494197/shopify-outlook-no-layoff...
U.S. treasury is considering minting a $1T platinum coin to pay off debt
Unfortunately, it's probably more of a shake down/way to get more campaign contributions.
Not to mention that the evaluation went deeper than a simple camera as evidenced by the screen madam was looking at at the time of the failed test. It clearly showed something inside K like biological markers of emotions?
No, they mean wealthy people. I had a discussion yesterday about an incremental inheritance tax of 10% every 50 month of minimum wage income. Basically in my country, that would mean 10% of the money you have bellow 65k, 20% of the money you have between 65 and 130k... Until 100% is txed. We might see increase in minimum wages soon.
Agree with the sibling comment, though if expandability isn’t as desired or you don’t have the space, G3/G4 PowerBooks and iBooks may be a consideration.

I’d personally say look at models with at least a 400Mhz CPU — PowerBook G3 “Pismo” (I have one of these) or any of the white iBook G3s/G4s (though I’ve heard the keyboards on some of these develop a funky smell with age, which I haven’t verified personally). A Titanium PowerBook G4 may be an option, and they’re historically notable because they basically defined what modern laptops have looked like ever since, but you’ll probably need to do some repair work due to the various issues it’s known for (like hinges that break with time).

iMac G4s are super cool but make sure that the one you’re looking at is one of the models that natively boots OS 9 (some only boot OS X) and that the spring in its screen arm is still in good condition (some have been known to droop with time).
You don't need citizenship at all. Not even permanent or temporary residency. You will become a tax resident of a state even if you have just a tourist visa. You don't need to own the property either, a rental apartment is just fine. Even living in a hotel would work if you can prove it was your "base of operations" during that time.

Not sure what's the distinction between rich and wealthy, sounds the same to me.
If you're affected by a layoff anyway... raise a stink at the media, can be pretty effective if the company has a "sustainability" code of conduct.
This has been a debate since long before React or Angular existed. Keeping code and templates together typically makes sense to programmers while keeping the template as html in a separate file means you can edit it in any html editor, no special tools needed. I've always been partial to keeping them together, but working with designers who prefer it the other way, I can at least respect where they are coming from.
Male and Female Sleep Patterns: How Do They Differ, and Why?
How does this even work? Are the landlords trying to prove that the tenants aren’t living there anymore because they don’t see them on a recording? If so, isn’t it plausible that the tenant in question is bedridden or similar and someone is bringing them things to assist them?

Seems like a poor use for the technology even if we ignore the privacy issues.
It's not just warranty but also legal liability and this extends beyond the warranty period
Gonna cry
Archiving digital communications is an interesting problem. I'm sure that over time a very large amount of digital communications will be lost to time. But that's true for the archive already. The large majority of communications from 500 years ago are also lost to time, but we can still do history. We'll still be able to do history in 500 years even if only a small portion of Twitter ends up being archived.
What do you do nowadays to find new good projects/ideas/products?
Yeah but US + Allies have still lost in Iraq too. They won the war sure but now they have a situation where every civilian is a potential hostile combatant.

My point is that the oppressed population who "lost" (Iraqis, Afghanistanis etc in these examples) aren't just like "oh well - I guess I'll just abandon everything I know and believe in and start eating beef and alcohol since the US invasion wiped out my country's military.". Instead they are resisting and so now you get the quagmire where basically anyone old enough to stand is now a threat to the occupiers even if they "wiped out" the army.

So you're not going to have some hypothetical "robot war" where no humans are hurt. The humans will start getting hurt once all the robots are dead.
Why "bullshit"? I looked at the article, and everything looks extremely reasonable, and desirable in C.

* nullptr: fixes problems with eg, va_arg

* better enums: Who doesn't want that? C is a systems language, dealing with stuff like file formats, no? So why shouldn't it be comfortable to define an enum of the right type?

* constexpr is good, an improvement on the macro hell some projects have

* unprototyped functions removed: FINALLY! That's a glaring source of security issues.

Really I don't see what's there to complain about, all good stuff.
I was unfortunately affected by this (in the Data Organization).

Shame - Shopify is a fun place where I've learned a ton. We were just getting a cool Data product off the ground.

Well, if anybody's got a need for a Staff/Lead Data Engineer (Remote EST) with experience in Scala (+cats/fs2), Python, go who has spent the last 10+ years building Data Products on BI, then Hadoop, then GCP (+ the Apache Zoo, lately namely Kafka/Iceberg/Beam), my email is in my profile. :)
There's no organization or library in your country preserving this stuff?
I just spent the better part of two years advocating, pushing, and fighting for months to add new bandwidth to our datacenter.

Thankfully after they understood the problem it only took 8 months of procurement, techs going to the data center 10+ times with endless screw ups, and everyone pointing the finger at each other.

While the cloud sucks in many ways the traditional setup has big problems as soon as you hit a midsize company ime.
There was a blog post and discussion here about this a few months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34676186
I don't like your approach. In general, I'm a fan of "use the right tool for the job". But for error handling, I prefer one approach for the whole application. If you mix approaches (exceptions here and sum types there), you tend to get bugs at the seams between the regions. If you mix them more uniformly in the code, that tends to be uniformly harder to reason about.
What is an healthy manager-to-ic ratio?
You should inform yourself more, because your statement is false. There are plenty studies monitoring covid vaccine injuries and deaths among youth. Numbers are high.
Agenda is legal freeware now.

https://www.old-games.com/download/5737/lotus-agenda-2-0

Runs on DOSemu2:

https://lock.cmpxchg8b.com/lotusagenda.html
This would be politically unviable. Just look at responses to your comment.
I grew up with blade runner and the hardest part to accept was that Han Solo was such a wimp. I didn't return to it until I became interested in Syd Mead.

Pretty sure it was the same summer he got frozen in carbonite.

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

The freshness of the technology is what I like about the first film and makes the second film a more of the same feel to me.

Just read the Syd worked on both Blade Runners...

I adopted the book last.
> It's a fundraising advertisement, not for you.

If you are an employee, nothing management does is for you.
CommentSold?

Disclosure: my current employer
It was 6 years ago that we banned Flash. Today, there is still no replacement. Still think banning Flash was one of the worst ideas. Nothing today even gets close to what Flash has had to offer.
I enjoyed this read and have some of the same parallels in my judo and professional journey. I suffer the same issue with overthinking which kills my effectiveness in shiai/randori and probably professionally as well. My coaches are always yelling "inte tveka" (don't hesitate). Hesitation kills your momentum and creates feature creep (both physical and mental).
Oh yes, I realize it's for the street. But unless a public offering coincides with the PR there's little value in combining the two messages.
Don't you want software upgrades? cars are loaded with technology, some of it is for "fun" like navigation of music services, but a lot if for safety reasons and this requires frequent updating.
> that started out non-professional, now is generated by a large group of people

And usually the quality goes down when that happens because now creating the videos is a business which needs consistent returns which means publishing on a schedule instead of when the creator actually has something worthwhile.
Yeah, all of those mitigations don't work as well when you've got thousands of engineers whose work would be blocked if some intern's badly written test blows up.

A monolithic build means that your ability to develop and deploy your team's code is dependent on every other team. As the number of teams gets larger, that multiplier really hurts.
Mach-9 12-passenger jet will fly from New York to Tokyo in one hour
Dignify Mistakes and Questions
Can you give some examples of things you don’t like about Azure UI/UX or Azure docs?
Well, it’s both.
Interesting. I found 2049 bleak and cold and without any real meaning. Just some well produced scenes without a story. I feel a lot of today's movies are like this.
We're beyond their company name/work relation or even the non-profit to profit turn over. We're pissed at them willy nilly scraping the internet citing fair use for something which is neither research nor itself governed under fair use when they want to limit how people use the outputs or share the outputs with another 3rd party. Just like how Facebook wanted a partial internet, these guys want to screw over the rest of similarly
Owning the private key for your Google account isn’t going to prevent that in any way.
Unless there is proof that the hardware on the phone is isolated specifically for this task you cannot make the claim that google is unable to MITM.
The reason for doing microservices I've been given by a two person developer team that had created a 15+ microservice single-server k8s monster was: 'this is how it is done today' Yeah, IT is like the fashion industry.
It's a tradeoff, right? FusionAuth (my employer) has a self-hosted and a SaaS option; we let customers choose what works best for them, and have a roughly even split of paying customers between the two options. (Far more non-paying users self-host because that is free with our community edition.)

However, running a high availability auth service isn't in the core skills of every software team, and therefore folks want to outsource it. That way the teams can focus on building and running the software that is core to their business.

On the other hand, some folks have teams and processes to run a service like auth at a high level of reliability. In this case, using OSS options like Shibboleth and Keycloak makes a lot of sense. At FusionAuth, we see customers migrate from those systems because they want something more modern with a team releasing new features (with their feedback). OSS has some fiddly parts, and knowing who to ask for support can be tough (though there are contractors out there who can help).

It's not a trivial choice. As mentioned in the article there's a fair amount of lock-in. The lock-in is both technical (if you build features on top of non-standard parts of an auth server) and organizational (once you have a working auth system, you aren't going to get a ton of new features if you move), which is why Okta has negative churn (as reported in their earnings).

But if you build to OIDC and put facades around the provider, you should be able to migrate (make sure you can get your password hashes as well as other data).

tl;dr: it depends :)
In my observation absolute statements about no layoffs are a strong indication of future layoffs in this economy. It's impossible to be certain in this economy so giving an absolute statement is basically a lie. Someone who is so brazen about lying to/deceiving their employees will have no qualms with doing layoffs. On the other hand someone who uses more careful language even if it costs them in the short term is someone who will have more qualms about layoffs.
Honestly not sure what the big deal is - if you have a doorman recognizing your face and letting you in vs a camera doing the same thing seems pretty much like the same thing to me - plus I am certain an awful lot of people would prefer that only people that are supposed to be let in their building, are let in. Can it be abused? probably, but that is pretty much true of any technology or business process.
Well, the obvious (?) reason is to type less, and also reduce the risk of doing the wrong thing and using a type that is (subtly) wrong and having values converted which can lead to precision loss.

Also it can (in my opinion, brains seems to work differently) lower the cognitive load of a piece of code, by simply reducing the clutter.

Sure it can obscure the exact type of things, but I guess that's the trade-off some people are willing to do, at least sometimes.

Something like:

const auto got = ftell(fp);

saves you from having to remember if ftell() returns int, long, long long, size_t, ssize_t, off_t or whatever and in many cases you can still use the value returned by e.g. comparing it to other values and so on without needing to know the exact type.

If you want to do I/O (print the number) then you have to know or convert to a known type of course.

This was just a quick response off the top of my head, I haven't actually used GCC 13/C2x yet although it would be dreamy to get a chance to port some old project over.
"Bullshit jobs" [1] are a suboptimal and implicit mean to deliver on UBI without superficially changing the rules of capitalism. For exhibit 2, I'll bring in the US military and its economic impact on the midwest.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bullshit_Jobs
Type inference only make the code harder to read. You ended doing mental compiler work when you could just write the damm type.

And the people who say "I Just hover the variable in my IDE" It doesn't work in a terminal with grep, you can't hoved a diff file and not even github do the hover thing.

Combine that with the implicit type promotion rules of C. Have Fun.
The CEO's job is to deliver results, not maintain full employment. Companies exist, and have always existed, to be temporary money-making enterprises.

Acting like they are civil institutions tasked with upholding the social fabric is absurd.
Or use the silly mask as a tool. Just because the benefits are of a second order effect and not a Direct doesn't mean they don't have a benefit.

Light blocking, phone being harder to use and crafting some sort of sleeping ritual can all be achieved by using it.
firesky.tv dev here - do you have javascript enabled?

If so, you should see everything posted to Bluesky in one view, like a massive chatroom.

Use the filter button to monitor for keywords/accounts etc. To me, this is probably the more long-term useful and non-brain-destroying use of the site.

Very much inspired by Twitter in the early days
Do more with less and less until you do everything with nothing....

The answer to your question is it depends, and is one of the big things that has people worried about AI and automation rapidly improving over time. If things like wealth redistribution don't occur in a highly automated society you end up with big problems really quick.
I don't get the microservice to monolith part of this blog post neither.

It does look that they replaced the serverless implementation of a service with an hosted app because this service wasn't scaling.

They don't really communicate around the architecture of the whole Prime Video product but it doesn't look like a monolith.
Ask HN: What might be some of the first popular products made using WebGPU?
I still don't quite get why it's a big deal.

My current understanding:

* Easier to make games and visualizations in the browser (WebGL alternative)

* An alternative for desktop apps that need to be GPU powered but don't require all the power of CUDA (CUDA alternative)

What cool things are we likely to see built with WebGPU that either weren't possible or were really difficult to make without it?

See this comment thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35803054
The US won vietnam. They're just disingenuous about what their goals were.
> Every version essentially breaks the previous one.

This is simply not true. It might have been true in the early Angular v2 days, but since v6 or so, updates are relatively trivial.

https://update.angular.io has your back extremely well. The trick is to ensure whatever third party libs you're using have also been updated, otherwise you're application may break.
This is something that's really similar to what I want.

Ideally I would like a standalone device to display TOTP codes, but the only devices I've found only have a support for a single code.

I guess a feature phone with a custom app is the next best thing.
It’ll be a very confusing day for you when you grow up and have just one direct report, and you’ll need to face the reality of them calling you “management” on snarky Hacker News comments.
_This_ comment was dead until I vouched for it.

Not sure what's going on here.
I own a Wii U. I own a copy of Breath of the Wild for Wii U, a game still sold for the Switch. Is it unethical if I dump the files for Breath of the Wild from my Wii U to run with Cemu on my Steam Deck?
auto is at its best when you have something like:

std::unordered_multimap<string, std::unordered_multimap<string, someclass>> getWidgets();

With templates you can easily have very unwieldy types, and there's not that much benefit from spelling them out explicitly.

Like any tool, there are good and bad uses of it. Well used, it removes unnecessary clutter and makes the code more readable.
Not sure if it's the case with Shopify, but at big companies I've seen agreements with regulatory bodies and court legal holds that require the company certify that it's retained every scrap of employee data so that it's available for discovery later. The company can try to do this by uploading the entire contents of the laptop/phone to the cloud periodically, but they still don't retain 100% unless they do it once more at the very end and then hand the blank device back to the former employee. With layoffs involving thousands of partially-remote employees, that may not be logistically feasible and cheaper to just buy everyone a new device.
Not on cars in the US, no.
The doorman isn’t dumping a log of your comings and goings as well as who entered or exited with you into an unsecured s3 bucket in the cloud.
Nowhere in your comment do you consider the possibility that some of these employees were doing something that just didn’t matter.
US. Look even if you managed to get your hands on a European product (wherever) we're talking a handful (npi) of mags. Are you seriously arguing that there isn't a fundamental change in production/distribution/consumption patterns?

You're only stating a fact regarding the use of search engines and the word porn and then jumping to a conclusion. As if "PornHub" a secret that kids need to google for. You go to one, and every content has layers of URLs corresponding to how many times it has been appropriated from original producers so who needs a search engine.
“Better for society” sounds like an overstatement. I think you mean better for Shopify or their investors.

Are you excluding those 20% MFs that are getting fired from Society? Where are they gonna do their scissoring now?
The US military is not capitalism. That’s socialism - a job and industry fully dependent on the government and thus is a politically created career.

Bullshit jobs don’t exist in the free market, as no capitalist would pay for someone to do something useless. If that is happening it would certainly be because a government regulator required someone to sit there twiddling thumbs.
For anyone asking themselves what PKD is (since it's mentioned in the article and in the comments here without explanation), it's apparently Philip K. Dick, the author of the book "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?", on which Blade Runner is based.
What's the point?
If you copy after there is some proof that the features work in practice, you are less likely to implement something that's going to make everything worse instead of better.

Frameworks are experimenting with thousands of new features which might improve something, but this doesn't mean that they do in the end.

People rely on Angular, this makes it important that everything is thought through.
I don't want to become proof of concept tester for new features
It is not. Those 0.03% was not healthy individuals and covid was probably not main cause of detah. In case of medical intervention like vaccination, it is different story.

I also know dead persons after covid vaccination, serious injuries also in family. How many healthly people dead from covid do you know?