skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have been experimenting in this space, just wanted to share.

I was playing around with h2o this weekend, I can get <4ms max latency with 0.8ms average latency at 10000 RPS on my laptop. This was surprising to me because a basic varnish setup on my laptop still gets 10ms+ avg latency.

It also has this nice integration of MRuby with Rack so you can do arbitrary request rewriting: https://h2o.examp1e.net/configure/mruby.html

I think Envoy has some key features especially in the load balancing area that make it more attractive though. I also like the support for dynamic configuration in Envoy.

I’m curious if anyone else has been experimenting with stuff like this and what your experiences are?
https://news.ycombinator.com/context?id=7227074
To be clear, that’s not how I use the platform (I’m not sure I’ve ever searched that way). But it’s a common enough pattern that there have been widely read articles referencing it:

> This means you’ll no longer have to add “Reddit” to your searches when you’re looking for thoughts from actual humans, not empty answers from websites just trying to get clicks.

https://www.theverge.com/2022/4/20/23034024/brave-search-fea...

> It turns out that almost 70% of polled readers add 'Reddit' to their search results at least sometimes.

https://www.androidauthority.com/reddit-web-search-queries-p...

I can’t say that it’s a substantial portion of Reddit’s traffic, of course. But clearly it’s not just a mrtranscendence idiosyncrasy.
They sign the header and payload. The third section is the signature itself.
I do, when gaming.

I can think of some Portal puzzles in particular where timing is important, and you need to hold your aim but wait to click until something happens somewhere else on the screen (so the place you're clicking is not the same as the place you're looking).

I think the same thing applies to e.g. recording network activity in Chrome dev tools. My eyes are on the page to see when the thing I'm interested in finishes loading; my mouse cursor is on the button to stop recording.

It's not a super common pattern, but probably common enough that it would be annoying not to be able to do it.
Something that is specifically different than Europe - from what I’ve heard - is that while going out and doing social hobbies is still an excellent way to make friends… it’s not the only way to make friends in Europe. Whereas in the US, I’d say it’s about the only thing available.

Third spaces are almost nonexistent in the US and spaces overall where you can just easily socialize with strangers are incredibly uncommon in the US. Go out to most any bar in places like NYC or SF and you’ll have a hard time making any new friends. The same cannot be said in Europe. While in Europe, folks would just chat me up at random whereas in the US - this has never happened.

It’s a different culture and the atmosphere of most bars here is to make money off expensive drinks - not to make you happy. It’s one of the things where I find it funny how folks recommend chatting up the bartender as a way to get introduced to the regulars. Any bar I’ve gone to - the bartenders are too busy to even know anyone. I’ve got to some bars for 6+ months and ordered regularly from the exact same bartender - they didn’t know my name or even recognize me.

It’s a different culture in the US. It’s capitalistic.
> should be an all hands on deck situation

[The Mythical Man Month has entered the chat]: Nine mothers, all hands on deck, should be able to gestate a baby in 1 month.
Does the viewport reflect reality on desktop when e.g. http login controls cover part of the page, or another window is covering part of it?
You don't think a url like those in this article [1] makes any difference? You have more faith stopping phishing than I.

[1] https://medium.com/@bobbyrsec/the-dangers-of-googles-zip-tld...
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tales_from_Shakespeare
I dont think UX is "harder". But the kinds of people that can realize a launch like this need to be technically minded, tend to work alone, and lean a lot more on the "Linux" side of this than the UX side. It's like trying to find the perfect Programmer/Artist hybrid to make a game with; it's simply two different mindsets that rarely get taught together.

As an example, look at most of Linux Distro's UX since you brought it up. They aren't meant for the layman the way Mac/Windows was. the deeply technical audience, for better or worse, puts up with a lot of UX issues for their tools. That doesn't work the same way for a general audience website or app.

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But that's from the "why can't programmers art" side of the argument. Of course, that begs the question "why can't programmers find artists to work with them?"... well, there's a dozen different reasons. Culturally, historically, socially, and so on.

But to list the one big reason; there aren't stereotypes about programmers being short on cash and needing to commissions out programs after their full time job just to get by. (a few) programmers do all that just for their own self-fulfillment or for their own goals, with no expectations of a big payment most of the time. Because many are already financially comfortable.
Or rolling out the big blackout override switch
>> That's far different than an anonymous committee quietly revising past works to conform to the current political line.

> Except it's never a faceless ... committee in practice.

> It's one of two things:

> The copyright holders are publishing new editions edited to modern sensibilities to maximize their profits by selling to a new audience.

Except that's exactly a "faceless ... committee in practice" (I elided out your injection of "authoritarian," because it missed the point).

Then the marketplaces ban the resale of old editions: https://www.newsweek.com/ebay-removes-discontinued-dr-seuss-....

And due to copyright, they have the power to effectively suppress older editions. There will be no easy way to get your hands on one other than figuring out when the changes was made (which likely wasn't publicized), then tracking down a tattered old copy on ebay.

> The works are in the public domain, in which case anyone can edit up a new edition however they like, for fun or profit.

That's not as concerning, because if the original version is public domain, it will remain easily available and bowdlerized versions are unlikely to be able to compete.
This must be the funniest comment in this thread. Did you see who the creator of Mojo is ?
Digg.com’s implosion was so dramatic because Reddit was there to immediately start serving the same users just about the same thing. There are obviously plenty of other things Reddit users can do with their time, but there isn’t a monolith solution waiting in the wings to very closely replace Reddit with almost the exact same thing. Its destruction will be much more prolonged.
The comments can be infinitely nested. You can see the comment model if you scroll down to schemas: https://api.flingup.com/swagger/index.html
Racism IS everywhere, and most of it happens subconsciously. No one wants to look in the mirror and admit that an action they took was racist, and the prevalence of false positives are probably very much outweighed by false negatives.
It's just classic worse is better
> Have they always been vegan though?

That's a fair point. Another athlete I do follow who is ripped[1], has been reportedly Vegan since he was 2. Generally speaking when I think of building muscle in the gym, I think of protein powder and supplements as opposed to eating ever larger quantities of meat; I don't think that's controversial? AFAIK the only thing you need if you are vegan is a Vitamin supplement.

I'm not a Vegan promoter or anything -- I'm not even sure what a Vegan eats for most of their meals (but would love to learn). But having some background in nutrition I'm skeptical there's any shortcoming to being Vegetarian, Vegan, etc, that a very simple supplement (i.e. like one regular vitamin) wouldn't overcome.

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=daLfGBK67xY
> But no one is going to do that. It's more work

Actually, most of the refusal is because of copyrights.
> At some point, the business world called, and I stopped spending time on IRC. And I haven't kept up, but I think something happened with Freenode, and the communities faded away, right?

There was some .. lets just call it, rather encouraged rebranding to libra.chat. And there is something else namesquatting the freenode name.
No, they cryptographically pair the hardware because it makes repair impossible. If they only cared about security you would be able to use a new fingerprint sensor or camera in an old device after wiping/factory resetting it. They have even started pairing screens and batteries, which are not security devices.
> undiagnosable(word?)

Perhaps "subclinical"?
The biggest problem I see with this logic is then what a farce most tech is then.

why do we need slack and teams and online chat windows if "in person" and phones will work? let alone VR?
You need to put some content in here even if you have to add it all yourself under a few different accounts. All I can see are blank messages and testing123
Also, Microsoft nowadays is very much in the business of mass surveillance. This "feature" prepares the ground for a future with client-side scanning and upload filters running all your "local" data and "private" communications through [PhotoDNA](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PhotoDNA) and other spyware.
Enshittification is caused by bad behavior being profitable. If bad behavior weren't profitable, greed would make everything nice.
I see Reddit themselves confirmed that the blackout caused the outage, but just to be clear Reddit is a very unstable website and outages are commonplace. It's clear their engineering team is not exactly top notch (or have been poorly resourced).
> IP addresses aren’t meant to be private.

That's precisely the problem. The internet wasn't originally designed with privacy in mind. It didn't even have encrypted connections.

> Furthermore, in the world of CGNAT (and even more so with IPv6) it’s just a meaningless set of numbers.

This feels like reality denial, a sticking of the head in the sand. IP addresses often can be and indeed have been used for the purposes of personal identification. This especially true if you have multiple sources of data and can cross-reference them.

Regardless, if you have a network content filter extension rule that specifies "disallow all outgoing connections from process X", then you would expect that the developer of process X should not be able to detect that your computer is running process X.
Brave --- Experience the websocket bugs of Safari but in a Chromium based browser!
Thank you and welcome! Did you open the browser dev console? :) An easter egg lurks...
The original story was a fiction too and creates fictional past too. That exact same story with only males in it ... was a fiction. Those males never existed and never did any of those things. Variant of the same fictional story with a woman or a black person is ... exactly as fictional as original. The real world back then contained both men and women. None of them done the mythical things stories are about.

Modern reimagining of The Three Musketeers make Musketeers sound more honorable and noble then actual text. Some comedies make them sound incapable, clumsy and funny. Dumas politics was not pro-ancient regime and he actually makes it clear. Making that into super honorable flawless dudes is as much "changing past fiction" as if you slapped gender or race or made them eskimos. But somehow that is fine.

> If all we see is fictional pasts where black people are just white people with tans, and women are just pretty men, what are black people and women complaining about?

In general, they complain about how they are or were treated back in real world. They also complain about being depicted in fiction as dumb simpletons without agency and then people on discussion forums claiming that those dumb simpletons depictions somehow constitute historical reality.
Mount Sky-Watcher Star Adventurer
Tripod Manfrotto MT055XPRO3

The tripod is a good, heavy, stable one. https://www.manfrotto.com/us-en/055-aluminum-3-section-tripo...

The head is https://www.skywatcherusa.com/collections/star-adventurer/pr... which is a bit more fancy than the old school equatorial mounts.... but

Star Adventurer 2i multi-function equatorial tracking mount with built-in Wi-Fi control

It's still an equatorial mount.

https://astrobackyard.com/equatorial-telescope-mount/

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

You adjust the base to the latitude that you are at so that the mount can rotate to match the Earth's rotation on one axis, and then the other axises can track ascension and declination - which remain constant in the sky.

This differs from the altazimuth mount ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Altazimuth_mount ) where a celestial object is that that location now, but moves.

Sirius is at 06h 45m 08s RA and -16° 42’ 57”... but as I type this, as seen from Greenwich, United Kingdom it would be at -27.4° altitude (below the horizon), 277.5° azimuth - and that coordinate system moves.
You have completely misunderstood my point. This isn't about companies having power over their workers, this is about how companies are heavily incentivized to literally sell themselves to capital holders and merge and merge because having massive coffers end-runs around the inefficiencies of allocating capital through the usual financial markets.
Async doesn't give you parallelism by default though, you just get concurrency. You don't get parallelism without using Workers.
Big five personality types, fight or flight brain circuits, pause and plan brain circuits, fundamentals drive of brain to predict what happens next (externally and internally), lack of universal emotional responses. The existence of things going on in the brain that the mind has very limited awareness of (the “unconscious”).
FWIW, also selling.

As an example, a company called Dataminr sells views of Twitter to a bunch of government entities. Those views include things like fires, flash mobs, explosions, riots, etc.
That's exactly what the author wrote: They would have understood if Amazon had refused to deliver packages to a house where the owner threw racial slurs at the delivery people, but think that barring them from using their smart home devices was inappropriate.
It's a loophole, the 4th amendment prohibits the government from seizing data, however the government can legally purchase data from a third party.
Really “cavemanship” was small tribes with basically a socialist economy and that only scales so far, what we have today is 14,000 years worth of societal progress towards social structures that can support more than 150 people who all live together and know each other. If we fell back to that state we'd start developing past it as soon as there were enough resources available to support more than that amount of people - the end result might not be what we have today, but it probably would be more similar to it than to the starting point.
This would require you to install and run jupyter. Mix.install just requires Elixir being installed.
Hi dec0dedab0de,

@ don't work on this site.

If you need to get dang's attention, email hn@ycombinator.com

When I saw your comment that's what I did.

Thanks.
I don’t think users should get any input on the URL. I’m failing to see the upside in allowing this.
Maybe that extra dollar should go to the mods? And the communities get to elect their mods so they can be held accountable. Maybe we won't get the MrBabyMan or POTATO_IN_MY_ANUS situation.
Myself and many others have plenty of evidence from daily life that AGI does not yet exist. The burden of proof is not on me.

None of the existing AI technologies we examine have AGI. There are hundreds of examples you can use.
What's the theory?
Correct observation. That post inspired me to make my Show HN submission as well. All other similarities are coincidental :)
Iran announces ‘quantum computer’ that is an ARM dev kit
There is no oauth involved, the import works by requesting your instagram zip archive and then selecting the downloaded zip file in Pixelfed. You can check out the code here: https://github.com/pixelfed/pixelfed/blob/dev/resources/asse...

The neat thing is that it unzips the file locally and only uploads the posts you select, which Dansup says helped get around very large instagram archives and also means you don't have to worry about posts you don't want imported being sent to the pixelfed server.
"gatekeeping is only your ability to mentally filter every Nth ... post being full of slurs"

Well, and filter out the CP, dead and butchered bodies, nazis & any number of other horrifying things I ran across when I've looked at the site. Granted that was years ago but it's not really the type of thing you check up on to see if things have gotten better...

Sure maybe not on /g/ but that leaves lots of people just one mistaken click away from potential nightmares. That's not a value people are missing, it's a cost they aren't willing to pay for someone else's concept of being egalitarian.

You could fill every post on every site with slurs and I would barely notice. Slurs aren't 4chan's problem though, the crowd of unrestrained sadists is.
What’s the Best Use for Crypto? Let AI Figure It Out
Interesting, yes. Not questioning that.

But just last month we have had some _serious_ issues with QNX (which is supposed to be the top dog ukernel in 2023). For example IPC performance takes a nosedive in certain (not very uncommon) situations, which is not good for an RTOS. Talked to other people working with QNX and they have had similar problems.

Linux in a similar product has worked far far better. I understand the hype around microkernels and all that, but there is a reason they are not used in anything but the most basic products.
Do they support Secondary DNS, e.g. https://support.dnsimple.com/articles/secondary-dns/

?
Sports reddit is the most village-like, and in my view one of the few topics that actually scale within the reddit framework while maintaining that quality. Each league has its main subreddit, each team has its own sub, and the usual adversarial nature of reddit tribalism is far more subdued and good-natured, as at the end of the day it's all about games.
Found this article click-baity with its title. It doesn’t deliver on the premise of CSS becoming worse. And it doesn’t either with its claim that it’s led by out of touch dictators.

CSS is becoming more complicated with new features. But these features are much better than rolling your own solutions to styling with JS. It also makes the web more performant and accessible.

I’ve also found the CSS implementers to be very responsive to user input. As an example, check out their survey for designing nested CSS: https://developer.chrome.com/blog/help-css-nesting/
Indeed it was https://www.theverge.com/2023/6/12/23758002/reddit-crashing-...
Not without third-party tools, there isn’t. Lol
Did you use ChatGPT for that summary? :)
Yes it seems quite clever. People who upvote zero effort memes willy nilly will spread their share thin.
> We need an operating system that is already hardened, preconfigured with secure defaults

There are Linux distros that do this.

> It should not need the user “harden” it.

Well, the problem is that the more hardened a system is, the more of a pain in the butt the system is to use. Most people (even those who are security-minded) don't want to use a fully "hardened" system, at least as a daily driver.
That's more expensive than free mods.
It does not. OP asks if the increase in speed makes up for the limited quantity. They are asking for people's real world experience with the tradeoff.
That is a pretty good solution to the relevant tags and spam issues I was worried about. Good thinking there. One half of my issues gone.

The single conversation is still a big problem for me. I really like being able to have conversations within a specific community and get specific angles on a topic. I also like to look at a conversation on the same topic in different subreddits to see how different communities react. It's not to say that one way is inhertly better but more of a personal preference.
Spends a lot fewer cpu cycles waiting for data. Same is true with how much faster the main storage moves. Won’t be enough for all workflows (hence it’s worth the OPs question) but will go further than expected.

Edit-latest i9s seem to get around 90GB/s to ram while they promise the M2 ultra 800GB/s. So quarter second to access all of the ram?

Edit2-the ssd is higher end nvme speeds.
Social media is the equivalent of playing games on your phone or binging Netflix. Most people aren't actually doing anything meaningful in this world and their time is not at a premium.
> to mutate the status of individual posts and comment

AKA why you should normalize your data models.
There seems to be a disconnect to what I am saying...

You seem to believe a low quality /r/pics would bring in traffic, even more weirdly you seem to believe the admins shutting down /r/pics because of illegal content, is better for profitability then it being shut down because of a protest, not sure how that works....

Traffic, and users drive profitablity, High Quality User Generated content drives that traffic and attracts users

If reddit loses high quality user generated content, there is no traffic, and thus there is nothing to sell to be profitable, no ads, not API, nothing

it would not matter if /r/pics was shutdown in protest, or shutdown because of poor moderation, it is still shut down, and thus no profits from it.

investors love companies that are profitable, especially right now when the cost of capital is very high. "focusing on profitability" is not the same as delivering profitability. Investors right now want results, not power points about how they project the results being
> sourced from materials acquired all around the world

Without the use of force?
See my comments below. Would appreciate you whitelisting the Opera Mini browser globally. I'll then be happy to take back some of the things I said.
The author claims that literature is not a consumer good, but that's wrong for most of 20th century books. This is exactly why author estates are doing this, to maintain the profitability of their products.
Twitter was like this at one point, flipping over from public to private was one of the most resource intensive things an individual user could do... especially with a long tweet history, because it involves changing every tweet.
This is a bit inaccurate, oddly. At least, for my memory, IE6 was genuinely better than Netscape at the time. They did make some odd choices, such as border-box, but by and large Netscape was stagnating hard. That said, I remember the fieldset and legend styling was much better in IE than it was in Firefox. And, amusingly, I have grown to prefer border-box for sizing.

Now, as time went on, IE became very stagnate and upset folks by not adding more and more. So maybe it depends what time we are talking about here?
I feel like I’ve been spamming this everywhere and any time I get the chance, but I really want people to join in and help define this experience with me for developers.

https://github.com/tikimcfee/LookAtThat

AR VR for iOS and macOS. Millions of glyphs. Instant control. There’s magic here. If this excites you, work with me and help make this a reality! I don’t have all of it in me.

I wish I did. I don’t. I don’t have all the time and energy. But there are people here that if they spent just a little time to work on this, we would be in the future of a 3D code space in days, and not weeks or months.

I owe a new readme for the project. If any of this makes you feel any feelies, get in contact with me star it, make noise, whatever!

Lotta love to yall. Thanks for letting me vomit words.
> I'm from Hungary and in /r/hungary pretty much 99% of the posts are anti-Orban.

I'm not from Hungary but I have low opinion of Orban. All the Hungarians I've talked to had nothing but bad things to say about him. Is he well liked or at least tolerated in Hungary?