skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My mistake. I skimmed that wiki article and it only mentioned a few. Yes - 10,000 is more like i remember the news from the UK long ago.
I suppose you need performative BS to counter other, more harmful performative BS.
> But the point of JNI is to provide language bindings. WASM doesn't automatically fix the need for those.

True. I was imprecise. I'm fine with needing the language bindings / JNI. My main beef is with the platform specific native binaries that JNI binds too, and the complications (size or platform targeting) that they introduce to the build and distribution process.
Its more like telcos want to be paid from both ends for the same data. They want subscriptions from their customers every month and then want tech companies to pay to send data.
Which would actually lead to an awesome job description:

"Full Stack bricklayer."
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And could an enterprising Soviet get rich by creating parking lots and garages where spaces were especially in demand?
Apple TV or your own Kodi box is probably the best in that category. I used to use Apple TV and leave the Smart TV itself off the internet. The family wanted tighter google integration so that eventually went away.

Also remember that if you’re using cloud TV services, you’re just moving the data aggregation/ad network integrations/resale to that service.
We are living in a democracy. There is a significant portion of the population that does not want any movement on gun control. I understand most Americans agree that we need some type of background checks and other common sense restrictions in place, but the hesitation to implement this is largely because of the extreme faction, and honestly the gun control that there is broad support to pass wouldn't fix the problem anyway.
It would be nice to have throat muscle movement to text transcription for general people.
Yes, there is a hype cycle that afflicts every new piece of tech. The existence of hype isn't evidence either way. What makes smart people think that this time is different is a straightforward comparison of the capabilities of LLMs and the skills needed to perform various human jobs, including (ominously) high-paying, scarce jobs.
I don't see the difference tbh: tyrannical Christianity and tyrannical ideological governments are on opposite sides of the same coin. It is a time honored ploy to use one as the reason to favor the other.

What they share in common is that they both reject the value of a lived human life in favor of some totalizing ideology like a "god", church or the "state". Both can be credited with millions of lives lost. Lets not forget centuries of religious wars, or what role Christianity played in Western colonization. Both excuse those deaths because of proposed ideas like "god's will" or "the after-life", or the "good of the many" etc.
Or maybe American corporations amplified American problems while chasing money like usual, and then problems present themselves based on American realities.

No need to look for external causes, although blaming external actors also aligns with American historical actions.
I'm not sure why SF and LA should get to dictate how much parking is or isn't required in Copperopolis or Barstow. Parking spaces is not an issue in almost the entire United States. Dense places already have the tools to correct this problem themselves, and if they don't want to do it, then why would anyone force this on less populated locations.
Why not both? They have the ability to make social media accounts and assist these fearful and outrages narratives, and they have the motive.

I.e. they are 100%, without a doubt, doing just that
It could be seen as defamation. If the block list is titled “nazis” or “antisemetics”, two of the worst labels you can be assigned in modern western society, then you can be publicly described that way with no context or recourse.
I also don't get it, everyone likes to get paid while refusing to pay for the work of others.
Your point is what? OP should single handedly bring the conflict to an end instead? Is he Iron Man?
Convergent evolution doesn't make evolution non-tree-like, that's just a tree with similar-looking branches or leaves at different locations. Pretty standard really. Convergent evolution makes taxonomy less tree-like.

Carcinization is a good example: it makes lots of things crab-like, so from a surface taxonomic point of view a flattop crab, a coconut crab, and marbled crab are all pretty crabby. But they're completely different evolutionary lineages, and only one of them is a "true crab".

Where evolution gets less tree-like is MGEs (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobile_genetic_elements) as some of them can move between branches.
The cost may be cheaper over $time_period (debatable), but in one case you have fully functional software and in the other you have nothing.

I know Adobe has “proven” pros will take subscription software and like it, but for every day users who like to mess around now and then, I have no interest in a perpetual subscription.
meilisearch 1.1.1

Yup, that's exactly what I'm saying there is something wrong with data model. I also noticed it's only using a single thread.

Out of curiosity what dataset size you guys are testing on? Indexing 2M documents on a server in 2023 should be instant, or at least <60 seconds.

Other learning is, not every software written in Rust is fast :-)
Reality in Sudan seems pretty rough right now.
Let's ask the few decades of software developers/publishing houses who managed to make respectable incomes without requiring this subscription rent seeking nonsense.

This is Apple we are talking about, this is greed-based.
i think that would be grossly inaccurate, as the OSS _services_ market alone is worth 3-4x GitHub's valuation at the time of acquisition
Ownership.
Not 100% on this but if they aren't granted sufficient GTM access and the site is an SPA devs may not even have access of where to trigger it beyond blocking instantiation on certain pages.
The thing that really gets me is that he wore button up shirts a lot. Look at where that got him.

Dead in a shed from a fire that started from candles. I can't believe people still wear these.
Death Valley doesn't have humidity levels that are so high sweat doesn't work.

It'll still dehydrate you quick and put you down fast, but in theory you can keep going so long as you've got water and a lil bit of salt.

That won't do you any good in the humidity heat bulbs.
I had the same thought reading this. If that's the case we have to be super careful to remember to include the Zeroth Law!
How hassle-free it is for a given workflow or user is highly subjective and relative to the task at hand. The file management on iOS is still a dumpster fire.
All else being equal my ass.
Plugin vendors should get on board pretty quickly.

However, I expect them all to follow suit and use a subscription model. But this may be preferable than shelling out a couple hundred up front for each one. Vendors that have lots of virtual instruments will likely have attractive bundle subscription prices.
I think there is a lot going for the music ecosystem on ipad - lots of affordable apps, cheap effects compared to desktop etc.

At the same time I don't think the device itself is built with the connectivity for the kind of music making I think about. If all your synths and effects live on the iPad and you don't care about after touch maybe, but if you want to hook external gear up the iPad just isn't made for it.

no headphone out. requires an external audio interface to connect to hardware synths. not an aftertouch capable control surface. Not really portable if I have to lug a bunch of supporting equipment to make it usable.
Muzzle loading firearms?

It makes mass shootings a lot harder.
I think the rise of GPT is going to push more engineers into being subject matter experts. My advice is to pick a subject that you are interested in and have resources to learn about and become an expert. That way when your access is restored you can better work with gpt
I assume it gets flagged because because it's off-topic and not a new phenomenon. You see the same arguments/comments/flames on every post that comes through here. At least if it was about some new proposed system, fundamentally new analaysis/data/tech, then it would be on-topic.
It's not just non-Apple devices. I use my iPad to make music and sketches, and sometimes I need to move files between my iPad and MacBook. Airdrop almost never works, and transferring in the Files app is confusing--sometimes the file won't appear in the relevant app, or sometimes it appears twice, and it's not clear which is the newer version. I often resort to emailing the files back and forth to myself as attachments, which is not ideal.

If anyone knows of a better way to move files to and from an iPad, I would be delighted to hear it.
That's on the client, not the protocol. A few folks have built clients but for some reason hasn't made this a feature.

All posts are publicly accessible though -- here's Jake Tapper's posts for example

https://bsky.social/xrpc/com.atproto.repo.listRecords?repo=d...

EDIT: This client lets you look up any post/profile without logging in https://blue.amazingca.dev/?username=did%3Aplc%3Aupkgvxvhn4e...
It doesn't take foreign influence for shocking violence to get attention. Sensational news has been a big part of mass media as long as mass media has existed.
You are missing the final key phase: everything gets crappier and we just accept it. There is no denying that LLMs are the future. But, much like the SEO optimized Internet and offshored goods, everything just sucks a little more.
> But to many that's a feature rather than a bug.

I don't use Mastodon (nor Twitter, nor Bluesky, etc.), but if that sort of thing did appeal to me, Mastodon would be the only one that would be acceptable precisely because it doesn't tune for engagement.

"Tuning for engagement" and/or using the usual "stickiness" tricks is a huge red flag to me.
musicians should be able to pass on their assets like anyone else

I didn't suggest otherwise. I'm saying that musicians can't sell their rights and also claim it's bad that people who buy rights sue artists.
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So what you're saying is it's alright to block pedestrian infrastructure? Sucks for the old guy in a wheel chair
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A decade can still be quite short considering the types of problems that may need to be solved, so perhaps that is the timescale that some of the people you're referring to are thinking in?
With this and Ruffle, we will soon return to the days of Internet Explorer 6 but with 4k monitors!

All we need now is to run ActiveX. I think BottledWine can run Windows executables in the browser, how hard would it be to simulate the ActiveX bindings?
>A bigger problem is when journalists and the world expect there to be more to the whole story than a simple successful business model.

There are 90 million other unsuccessful business models that look identical to this business model. A remarked on point by the piece is a lot of it is luck, and methods matter only secondarily.
It's a shame that Apple basically gave up on an all-in-one streaming app that's the hub of your ten-foot content consumption life—the Apple TV app (inclusive of Apple TV+) is a rather good experience, and I'd love to consume more of my content directly in it, be it Netflix, HBO, Plex, etc.
They could only call into the JVM runtime, not arbitrary DLLs. WASM can do the same, that's how it talks to the browser. The difference is mostly the kernel sandboxing that browsers do.
So no single family homes, everyone just lives in condos? No thanks.
"Often, Google kept my location on its timeline but only labeled it as the name of a neighborhood rather than a specific clinic. One time, it labeled my visit to a Planned Parenthood clinic as the coffee shop next door, and kept the record."

IOW, Google saw the author going to places _other_ than the abortion clinics or did not identify that the author had gone to the abortion clinic, so Google did not delete those entries.

Should Google delete all entries of anyone who at anytime passes within X feet/miles of an abortion clinic?
Other than the success of electric cars, solar and wind energy. Making use of carbon taxes and funding carbon sequestration efforts can also be incorporated. Removing barriers to building nuclear plants and pumping more funding into fusion research would also help. What will the next couple of decades look like?
Imagine you were a touchy person with a big audience. Also imagine you had a tool where you could find all the people who blocked you, and you noticed someone important on that list. You could make that person's life (at best) quite annoying if you wanted to know why they blocked you.
Huh, nice! Looking at the documentation[1], I assume this is the difference between "exact object types" and "inexact object types". I though about bringing this up for Python TypedDict, so I'm glad there is an actual precedent.

https://flow.org/en/docs/types/objects/
My SBGP017 has a jump-hour movement that I can use for DST (or while traveling) to set the hour hand without hacking the seconds hand. That's how I know its accuracy over an entire year, even though I've adjusted it for DST twice since I got it and done some international traveling as well. I'll literally only ever need to set the time once every battery change.

Of course it's diminishing returns regardless, but the accuracy achievable is nevertheless impressive.
If you're using firefox, create a separate profile and add devdocs documentation to it. That keeps your docs isolated from general browsing and so you reduce the risk of the browser deleting it to free up space.
Commerce clause means the 10th amendment might as well not exist.
Oddly enough, I think what he said still stands, but as one of the sibling comments points out, he didn't take his own advice.

Simply knowing what's true, and teaching what is true, doesn't make you a true believer.
It's gotten better in recent years.

Airdrop.

VLC on the iPad will expose a web server that you can connect to and upload.

Safari on iOS has a download manager as well.
I think the main point was the measurement of area 'across', not the non-SI unit.
Does a piano player relying on a piano not count as “gear enabling an artist”? If there’s no piano does that true artist start playing a napkin instead because it’s within their reach?
Yup, this reads like they decided to "buy a guy to build GMplay" rather than just use CarPlay. unlikely to go well.
Point taken, although it's an extremely common/well known term here because it was Austrian economics (such as Mises) that formed the basis of it.

Can you suggest a better term? How would you feel about "Austrian Economics"? I once tried "Mises economics" but that caused a lot of confusion.
Standard rules of business normally apply to anything sold.

1. Product gotta be good enough to compete with other similar products
2. Price low-price, middle or premium, but it needs to fit the category
3. Place make it easy to find and purchase
4. Promotion tell the people who need this thing, all about it

If any of these are wrong you don't get market success.

But there are a lot of non-linearities.
Old Marketing joke:
"I know half of my budget is not working, I just don't know which half"
plus you're not sticking the ActivityPub protocol genie back inside its bottle.
>Wearable MRI helmet makes brain scans quicker, quieter and crisper

https://healthimaging.com/topics/medical-imaging/magnetic-re...

>Auxetics-Inspired Tunable Metamaterials for Magnetic Resonance Imaging

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/adma.202109032
That's a gross misinterpretation of what I said and I suspect that you know it.

Phones if used in class would be confiscated for the whole day.

That doesn't mean that they couldn't be used during breaks under normal circumstances.
Which is nice, but doesn't really answer my question?

There's a tremendous usability difference between "X flops and all the different types of cores can read and write to unified memory with cache coherence" (as on Apple Silicon) vs. "X flops but you need to carefully orchestrate chunks of data in and out of local scratchpad buffers" (as on the Cell).
Glen,

There are few words to address such a loss directly, but you still have a very big family. Your courage will carry you.
You're telling me that "sensational and outrageous headlines" is a foreign influence operation?

Let's be serious. Yellow Journalism was thriving in its modern birthplace of USA long before PRC or RF even existed.
The problem is that’s not the only format they work on, and because input format is largely unconstrained, when they misunderstand, they catastrophically misunderstand.

It’s just like the image recognition ML issue, where it can correctly predict a cat, but change a specific three pixels and it has 99% confidence it’s an ostrich.

Or JavaScript equality. If you do it right, it’s right, but otherwise anything goes.

Or Perl, in its entirety
An Evidence-Based Approach to Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (April 2022)
Not a joke, the article converted from meters to feet so the demographic limitation is ~the same. Don't know why the title on HN uses metres, the original title doesn't have any size.

I only included "American" because I knew someone would jump on it with soccer/non-American football fields.
How to stay calm when you know you'll be stressed
> What kind of developer makes a blanket statement like that?

One with over 20 years of experience building software used by millions of people daily.

You're trying to generalize a very specific conversation.

OP was talking about building a tool to debug websockets. You don't need to debug websockets, you need to debug your code that is sending and receiving data _over_ websockets. In that case, you don't even need websockets at all. Meaning you don't need a tool to inspect the data either. Just make sure that your code is sending and receiving the correct data and you're done.

Of course, if you want to build a tool, go ahead... that's your choice, but my question is still valid. Why not write tests?
The State of Node.js Core Ft. Colin Ihrig
Html is not really based on xml, historically its more like the other way around, xml was inspired by html(/sgml). Xhtml was distinct dead-end evolutionary branch
I wouldn't count social media as the media. I certainly see social media and political groups/movements as having foreign influence. I see the media proper as just about the money.
This is a classic "markets solve the problem" thing. If you want more parking spots, buy them for whatever the market rate is. If you don't, don't. Markets are really good at figuring out these kinds of coordination problems.