skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think the issues Qualcomm had at Samsung before moving to TSMC were performance and power based in addition to early yield issues.

https://www.anandtech.com/show/17395/qualcomm-announces-snap...

https://www.sammobile.com/news/samsung-foundry-4nm-yield-sna...
I wish I was better at supporting alternatives to youtube.
He's also the composer of the soundtrack for the game Firewatch, if someone is looking for another relaxing thing by him to listen to.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7wtrkp5Mx4&list=OLAK5uy_mVP...
What would you prefer? The astrophysical process you’re referring to is called accretion [1]. It is a single word that covers many different situations that are all the result of the same underlying phenomenon: gravity.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accretion_(astrophysics)
Read this on another thread. Pretty horrifying on legal brothels.

https://nordicmodelnow.org/2018/07/01/working-as-a-reception...

Note, I’m linking the story not the Nordic model. I don’t have an opinion on that yet.
Lookup Tables – Forth Dimensions (1997)
I believe you can run a cracked version legally in the US provided it gives you the same functionality as what you had licensed, you aren't so much "circumventing a technological measure" but instead making it work correctly per the terms of your license.
Why Do Developers (Actually) Hate Marketing?
The McDonalds one ended up happening, just as variants of "retweet for a 10% discount".
Linear time is fine for small n, and console commands aren't time critical anyway.

People famous for optimization also know where it matters. Optimization obscures.
Good today is better than perfect tomorrow.
It's the official instance, so it has a privileged position.
that's just a justification to force user to create an account ... he killed the api that already had an rate limit ... its so obvious that it hurts
It's a challenge.
Look at Linux vs Windows. Modern distros are a drop in replacement for Windows, minus the user hostility, yet people continue with Windows because change is hard, not to mention matching everyone else. So, even if OSS CAD became a drop in replacement for Autodesk, there's gotta be something extra to truly bite at Autodesk.
What about when I install a library or use a framework? When I use Spring Boot, it's calling my code. I install libraries which dispatch events to which I subscribe and that come with pre-defined objects I pass around. I use SDKs to talk with REST APIs. I even use objects that persist their data in my database, and have their own migration files.

I'm being somewhat disingenuous asking this. I realise most of the code in any application will be bespoke, but I don't think we should deny that the vision you describe has become reality in part.
So if we all trip balls so hard that every cell in our body is covered in psilocybin we will live longer?
Meanwhile, prostitution is completely legal in the entirety of New Zealand, Germany (since WW2!), the Netherlands, and likely other countries. It isn't the proper role of government to interfere with consensual actions between adults.
I mean in a financial sense. A good investment with a high guarantee of high return cannot also be financially accessible to all (read: affordable)
Did you inspect the PDF for command and control viruses?
The article is using this phrase per https://www.w3.org/Provider/Style/URI , which is nothing to do with Reddit and certainly was not inspired by it. The point M. Siebenmann is clearly making is that a quarter of a century's hindsight shows a whole bunch of holes in the W3C's argument, with the recent Reddit events being simply one more counterexample in a long list of counterexamples.
Yeah. I'm inclined to agree with you now too. :)
No. You just have bad degrees.

I don't know about others professions a lot since I only met a US woodworkers/carpenter, but I'm pretty sure others would be a bit ashamed comparing an out-of school French/Swiss compagnon to any woodworker with less than 30 years of experience. The one I met was ashamed that an formed upholsterer was more precise and knew more about angles than him, despite him being 24 years older (and at that time, my father wasn't working in construction at all).

In fact, considering the number of 'X-doing American react to X in Europe' video, you might find one showing exactly how your carpenters aren't that good (or at least, those working in WV/Ohio, the US is a big country).
I know it's harder, but can we please decouple state updates from rendering?
I've used gitee for OSS before, but never knew they could be used for DMCA-able content.
> - Direct storage of pointers instead of reference-counted containers

Overuse of reference counting is an anti-pattern and a performance killer.
It doesn’t really matter at this point. It is out there and the Internet never forgets.

What will come next, if it ever comes, it will be a game a whack-a-mole that the copyright owners have no chance of winning.
Zero page addressing was far more inconvenient than calling a library for division on the 6502

16 bit addresses didn’t fit into registers, so you keep pointers in the zero page (bytes 0-255). There was no 16 bit increment either, so to increment the pointer you incremented the low byte and on overflow increment the high byte
Guns are legal in many countries. Hell, I can just go out and buy one (after applying for a license).

And people starting shooting is kind of expected when you break down their doors without announcing. For all they know, their lives are being threatened and they have a right to self defence. But if a cop wants to shoot me here, there is a very clear procedure they must follow (verbal warning+warning shot).

What is wrong with knocking on doors before trying to tear them down?
Looking forward to 0nm in 2027
Public institutions should have known better than rely on a private whim without any kind of obligation to make their feeds available.
RSS is piss easy to configure, they should have done that and encouraged people to use their RSS aggregator of choice for important things.
Ayyy, Day of Defeat was peak early 2000's FPS.
Or maybe, just maybe, 'good practices' simply changed over the span of literally 20 years?

Naah, it must simply be those 'perfection vs practicality' dichotomy again.

...Not to mention that your point is the definition of survivor ship bias.
Maybe the devs actually were super mad at themselves how the codebase looked cause it slowed down their development. Maybe they initially had 3 more times the ammount of anti-patterns, but they reduced them.
Or maybe that's how their roll, but the fact that this code shipped is almost insignificant when it comes to judging its quality.
We could spin infinite ammount of examples where bad code works, where good code fails, where bad code fails and were good code works.
How about we actually talk about arguments instead, though?
I remember there is a bug with the hang glider that if you move down and up you gain momentum

Back in the day far cry 1 was ultra realistic graphics.

The game was fun to play, the most annoying thing is if you throw a rock or grenade where they can see if your stealth meter in instantly goes to zero and they start shooting you.

I played it a lot, hehe.
only one way to find out
Use PGP and teach everybody to use it as well.
I used to test on centos because red hat was _the_ enterprise Linux platform and I wanted my code to work there unmodified. It also helped avoid hardcoding assumptions from the Debian world.

I don't test on centos stream because I'm skeptical anyone deploys it to production and code working there wouldn't tell me much about working on RHEL. If my code crashes on their bleeding edge, do I try to fix it or wait to see if something under it is broken? Could waste a lot of time there for zero benefit.

I personally think this is the beginning of the end times for RHEL. It will not survive IBM.
i thought this would be some kind of tool to manage tabs, index them, make them easier to search, but no...

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I didn't make an unsound point, there was a misunderstanding by you. When talking about financial assets or investment, accessible means affordable, but affordable is a relative term, whereas somethings accessibility is a useful observation - "can working-class people buy one easily?"
I hoped it's something like TabFS and I could query my tabs content with SQL but it's not. Seems useless to me, sorry.

https://omar.website/tabfs/

https://github.com/osnr/TabFS
how do you feel about search engines?
Monitor and measure the boundary jumping. Treat it as any other business metric you want to improve.
I'd be fine if they put up their code with the proprietary parts removed. They can just include a FIXME stating that the physics engine/video player etc. is missing. If the community picks up the code, they can just replace the missing parts.
Sorry, I was remembering incorrectly. It was the mars landing, the Pathfinder, not the moon landing.
> How would I know in advance that this gives Å and not Æ or Ã or Ā or Â or À or Á or Ä?

The same way you know in advance that CTRL+SHIFT+@ gives you Å in Windows?

Both Windows and Mac can display an on-screen keyboard that will display the character that will be output if you press a key along with modifier keys like CTRL or Option.
> This has been considered.

So has nuking the moon to stop communism.
but it's already server less...
You can export your content on the old insurance and import on the new instance
I think the most fun and behinner-approachable way to build games with functional programming is with Elm [1].

See a few (small, demo) games built by the community in [2] .

Notice Elm has abandoned the FRP approach in favor of Model-View-Update [3].

[1] https://elm-lang.org/
[2] https://github.com/rofrol/elm-games
[3] https://elm-lang.org/news/farewell-to-frp
If anything, this is a perfect example of how little these things actually matter in the real world. This game alone sold over 2.5 million units and kickstarted one of the most popular franchises in gaming today.

I always have a feeling this type of comment must be necessarily written by someone who hasn't shipped anything of substance in the industry. It's trivial to point out irrelevant minutiae like this as opposed to having an in-depth discussion about the merits of the terrain rendering system or, you know, literally any of the hard problems the game is solving and that actually contribute to making it a technical success.
Unmasking the Rustbucket: A New Malware Variant on the Rise
> US cops are basically trained in thinking they work in occupied territory, but not in trigger discipline.

Yeah, this sounds like an actual root cause compared to what the feds are trying to work on.
Hackers Compromised the Russian Defense Satellite Communications Provider
Would you say with a straight face that Microsoft Teams is better than Zulip/Jitsi?
Yup. The West doesn't understand (and never has understood) the East. Even at the levers of power, it's often shocking how little people know. Russia understands this, which is why their propaganda is so effective. Poland, Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia and Ukraine have been warning the "West" for decades, to deaf ears. And still today, their warnings go unheeded.
I'm not sure how common it is (in tech) to be interviewed by the person you work under. If it were common, I would agree with you.
I view it like picking a forum in the old days. It does force you to slow down and be more considerate of what community you're joining and how you interact with that community, but personally I view that as a good thing.

It's different than a forum in that all the instances can be connected to each other, so that's an improvement over a standard forum in that you can still interact and get content from outside of your silo.

I do agree it's hard to get an idea of what an instance is all about and I think there could be better and more detailed descriptions to help people decide what community they want to be a part of.
mtr does traceroute, too: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MTR_(software) :

> The tool is often used for network troubleshooting. By showing a list of routers traversed, and the average round-trip time as well as packet loss to each router, it allows users to identify links between two given routers responsible for certain fractions of the overall latency or packet loss through the network.[4] This can help identify network overuse problems.[5]

Scapy has a 3d visualization of one traceroute sequence with vpython. In college, I remember modifying it to run multiple traceroutes and then overlaying all of the routes; and wondering whether a given route is even stable through a complete traceroute packet sequence. https://scapy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/usage.html#tcp-tracer...

One way to avoid running tools that need root for crafting packets at layer 2 is to use setcap:

setcap CAP_NET_RAW /use/bin/python-scapy

Does traceroute inappropriately connect the dots?
>I guess the related question is - the half life of Cs137 and St90 are both about 30 years.

Which is disturbing because this spill has been there for about 45 years already - it must have been as hot as hell to start with and you've got to wonder how many workers have been zapped by it over the years.

Someone should start combing through records and finding out who's been in near proximity.
What? The URL hasn’t changed, the content has.
Fable [1] (F# to JS compiler) has pac-man game as one of samples [2]

[1] https://fable.io/

[2] https://github.com/fable-compiler/repl/blob/master/public/sa...
> To think that you know what's better for people than they know for themselves...

Easy mistake, I suppose. But if you read closely, you'll notice that isn't what I said or implied.

People often know what is in their own best interests, they just don't act on it. Consider, for example, how hard it is for most people to get to the gym even after taking out gym membership. I had a running buddy once solely because the gentleman knew he wouldn't go running unless he had someone else to remind him.

People usually need a little push before they do the sensible thing. That is one of the things advertisers tap in to and why they are so valuable to a business.
Code tells me what you wanted to achieve. Comments tell me why you needed to.

The problem developers have is they assume it's obvious why things are needed. It's usually not obvious 6 months from now, even if you wrote it.
Just a reminder that Autodesk is the oracle/adobe of the CAD world, and this is just the way they always operated.
Let me begin by saying that I wholeheartedly agree the they should open-source it, not only the source code, but perhaps the hardware designs as well.

> “It’s safe because I say so”.

That's not quite the case. There are members from different parts of society, including regular civilians, who audit the system. Moreover, the political parties (the most interested parties in this whole thing, arguably after the general public) all have representatives who can audit the system.

O procurador regional eleitoral deve indicar, então, um representante do Ministério Público para acompanhar os trabalhos da comissão. Os partidos políticos, as coligações, a Ordem dos Advogados do Brasil (OAB), o Congresso Nacional, o Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF), a Controladoria-Geral da União (CGU), o Departamento de Polícia Federal, a Sociedade Brasileira de Computação (SBC), o Conselho Federal de Engenharia e Agronomia (Confea) e os departamentos de Tecnologia da Informação de universidades também podem indicar representantes para acompanhar os trabalhos do grupo.

Loosely translated:

The regional electoral attorney must indicate a representative of the Ministério Público [0] to follow the works of the committee. The political parties, the alliances, the Order of Attorneys of Brazil (OAB), the National Congress, the Supreme Federal Court (STF), the Controladoria Geral da União (CGU), the Federal Police Department, the Brazilian Society of Computing (SBC), the Federal Council of Engineering and Agronomy (Confea) and the IT departments of universities may also indicate representatives to follow the works of the group.

[0] Similar to the USA's State Department, if I'm not mistaken
[1] Not sure what would be an equivalent. They're a Government organ responsible for taking care of public patrimony, provide transparency, fight corruption and other things

Link: https://www.tse.jus.br/comunicacao/noticias/2020/Dezembro/ve...

So you see, there's a lot of space for people from outside of the Government, the Electoral Court and the political system in general to take part in the audit proceedings.

I personally know someone who has followed the audit process. He's also fighting for opening up the source code but has vouched for it. In fact, one of his arguments for opening up is precisely the fact that the audits have all come out well (with observations for improvements).
I don’t see it as cherry picking, rather, a celebration of what is possible. We’re all just having fun here, enjoying the different ways to do things in an interesting industry. It’s important to remember that quantity and quality are not the same thing.
For sure I bought like 5 copies of A2 for friends just so we could play DayZ mod together.
No, this is local first, and a great example of it. Although it's missing its serverless edge functions for collaborative multiplayer support.
Perhaps I'm missing something, but doesn't it have to be the source for an identical rpm package.

If the rpm package is the binary they're distributing, than that's also the source they have to distribute.

The gpl isn't literally about the community, upstream, downstream. The gpl is simply - if you give me a binary, you have to also give me (or ensure I have access to) the source for that binary. The source to a similar binary doesn't cut it.
Amusing autocorrect ;-)
Only Rarely Use Std:Move – Andreas Fertig
Yes, and Australia had it first. This type of packaging was invented by Sanford Redmond and licensed out to various companies, including Masterfoods in Australia and Mitsubishi/Dispen Pak in Japan.
I don't quite know how to put my finger on it, but in my mind Reddit died a couple of years ago. The site was still there, there was still content, but the soul seemed to have gone out of the place.
It's actually the inverse - in the last 40 years this spill has been radiating away and getting less dangerous. However, for that period people have been exposed to it, and it's been sitting there as an accident waiting to happen if (for example) the site gets flooded.
Oh no! Maybe reaching monopolist position by anticompetitive means wasn’t such a great idea after all?

> How else should Youtube make money from those users? They must literally lose money on those users.

Cry me a river.
But it's it ethical for the site owner to block access to random people and companies in the internet to _my_ data? I posted that tweet with the expectation that it's gonna be publicly available. Now the owner of the site is breaking that expectation. I would say that this part is also unethical.

Especially since they're not moderating things or anything.
Every tech interview I have had has, at some point, included interviewing with the person I'd be working under
Kinda, Amazon purchased the code and forked it as Lumberyard. Then they realised their own studios didn't want to use it and their game-dev projects failed, so they donated the engine to the Linux Foundation.

But the engine didn't even support Linux yet, so they spawned a new Open 3D Foundation for it, and renamed the engine Open 3D. I haven't heard of anyone using it seriously yet.
As in all things biology, that's not necessarily a good thing, otherwise we would have evolved it already. Surely there are downsides (cancer, ...)

> it has been suggested that cellular senescence evolved as a way to prevent the onset and spread of cancer. Somatic cells that have divided many times will have accumulated DNA mutations and would be more susceptible to becoming cancerous if cell division continued. As such, it is becoming apparent that senescent cells undergo conversion to an immunologic phenotype that enables them to be eliminated by the immune system.

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

Put otherwise, there is no free lunch. Just compromises.
Nothing broken with three strikes from someone fraudulently claiming you've infringed without any proof? They should just implement solely what the DMCA requires (take down on notice, restore on counternotice) and the trolls would disappear. Their masters don't like that because it costs them money to litigate as intended by the law.
TIL it can also measure and graph the execution time for a list of commands rather than pinging hosts:

host can be a command like curl google.com if the --cmd flag is used.
Fences are boundaries. Code structure can be thought of as mostly a set of boundaries around knowledge domains.
I'm pretty behind on all of this, so I had to look Emad up. I agree with his predictions more than I imagine the general public does, but it sounds like he's over-selling it. I want to believe him, but I'm pretty aware of my own bias, and reading his wikipedia page doesn't give me confidence. Interesting watch, though, thanks for posting!
FreeCAD is the closest, but unlike the Eagle vs Kicad comparison, it's miles behind Inventor and Solid works.

I just bought a lifetime license for Alibre CAD, it's for profit closed source but much more usable.

FreeCAD needs a benefactor like CERN for KiCAD to bring it up to speed.
>I never tailored the cv to each job as that would take way too much time, especially as you get more senior.

How many jobs are you applying for? It's harder when you're a graduate looking for a job. When you're senior you're probably only applying for a handful of roles that caught your eye and it only takes 10 minutes to refactor your CV to make it more relevant to each company.
>There is no such thing as self-descriptive code.

Oh there is. Well written code with good naming and clean structure often doesnt require comments.
Has there ever been an example of an industry standard tool losing out to FOSS alternatives? Ever? There are reasons for that.
The reason why you can't spend it at the store is because the store doesn't accept it. The reason why the store doesn't accept it is because of the aforementioned scaling and complexity issues.
Good thing that there’s a plethora of different services that weren’t killed by YouTube’s anticompetitive practices over decades.
If that happened, then that’s a huge point against the anti-2A argument, and huge point towards the cowardly cops argument.
i wasn't aware of the price difference, and at the time i owned a 6809-based system - a dragon32 (a sort of UK re-branded version of the tandy colco). i wasn't fussed about the MUL instruction, but i simply loved all of the addressing modes that thing had.
UnrealEngine 5.3 Roadmap
What should really happen is a law that video games get declared public domain and have their source code released after 10 years. All assets and dependencies would get automatically released under a license allowing for their use in that game and derivatives of it.

As it is, the source is mostly just lost to time, making humanity poorer.
Every government has attemped to balance these two things, with tax credits, trusts and public/social housing tenders. But you cannot escape market forces on everything from materials, labour and the rest coming into play. The macroeconomic environment for it being a good investment needs to be build primarily, and then any accessibility intervention comes next.

At some point it becomes a government handout. Ok, so every person of 25 gets a 90%-off-your-first-home-voucher. So all the private companies building homes are getting 90% of their money straight from the government. This very quickly leads to a nimbyism/conservative local political environment which puts a stop to it.