skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Threads need to realize the importance of the blue check and implement it. Prior to Musk, I would see a tweet, open the replies and look for the blue checks to see what "prominent" people were responding. Now that the blue check means nothing, that's impossible and you have to weed through all the content.

You can argue that's a good thing, that a person with 10 followers might be as interesting as someone with 100,000 followers, but it's not for me.
As a person who wanted VR monitors, I backed the original Oculus Dev Kit 1 a decade ago, and it was terrible for that purpose. So I got the DK2, and the Vive, and the Index afterwards, trying each.

The Index pretty much has it -- it's doable. I can read comfortably in there, or watch a youtube video and not feel like I'm getting some grainy, crappy version, but it's just barely there. It's very heavy and hot, though, so I almost never choose to use it.

The claimed resolution of the Vision Pro is unbelievably larger than the Index. I forget what the numbers were exactly, but they claimed to be able to virtualize "multiple 4k monitors" or something, and the per-eye resolutions _actually supported that_.

The next thing is: it's gotta be reasonably light, balanced, and cool, so I can wear it for an hour and not get intense neck pain or nausea. I'm skeptical but, hey, we gotta keep trying.

If it hits those points: it'll be a great virtual monitor and a lot more.
I play a ton of these on Deck. Very satisfied with it. I am also a pause - command - unpause kind of player though. But the trackpads work better than you'd expect, and often have community layouts for the controller than add things that make it even nicer than playing with mouse and keyboard (the rotary menus for city overlays are awesome)
FWIW, ChatGPT asks for your number just as an "are you a human" method. It never uses it for 2FA (at least never for me), so as long as you have service the one time your signing up, you'll never get another OTP challenge.
The 100: a fast and affordable DIY 3D printer
In the past

Facial recognition technology: How to opt out at the airport - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28490373 - Jan 2021 (120 comments)
1. Hardware requirements increase with time while the platform being verified against remains the same. They may run... just not well due to hardware limitations

2. Varies depending on how many games implement incompatible things like certain anti-cheats. Admittedly, this may only account for a small amount. They come/go in waves -- eg: looter/shooter trend

3. Steam Deck verified is a more strict qualification than Linux in general; tiny screen/resolution, gamepads, etc.

4. Finally, inconsistency between the rate-of-verification and rate-of-addition - these are not locked

Probably more, these are what immediately come to mind
Linux is only on servers/routers.

And locked in Android's attic, in a padded cell.
This isn't a messaging service and there's no shared codebase
> since the late 1980s

> doubtless many other things we don't hear about

It’s entirely possible many of those embedded devices running QNX haven’t rebooted since the late 80’s.
Make sure you note all of the data they link to you in the privacy section. This app is no different from instagram or fb in that regard.
Do you want to game away from your computer? That's the use case. Think of it like a big Sega game gear that runs steam and plays most steam games. You could do other things with it but it's literally purpose built to run steam, it's form factor is set up for gaming, and it's big and chunky not throw it in a bag and forget it sized.

It doesn't replace a gaming desktop or even an ipad. It's a mobile gaming console that plays steam games for the most part.
The spirit of the GPL is the user being able to exercise the four freedoms, not more nor less. Red Hat's EULA allows that; your version doesn't.
So require an employee vote?
It's a full-featured password manager, accessible via passwords.google.com . Also has great android app integration. I use it on Android, Linux, and Windows. The only thing it's missing is the marketing; I often wonder why they don't market it and crush 1password et al.
Has someone sold ther Steam Deck for a ROG Ally? Why? Has it the same compatibility?
If — as Nick Bostrom and Elon Musk contend — we are more likely than not living in a simulation then ALL content is AI.
If that's an option then that's the right way to go. There is a reason some MTAs have been doing something like this for decades now (I'm thinking of qmail).

To be honest, I'm not sure if it's even possible to run the application/interpreter/cgi (e.g. php) as a child of the nginx process - though with Apache I'm still seeing that occasionally.
The only lingering issue I've found while playing on the steam deck is that a lot of DX8-9 games are somewhat missing a few shaders and lighting effects, I guess due to the way wine approximates them. Usually the dgvoodoo2 dll wrapper is good enough to restore them.

It's quite hard to find a game that doesn't work at all, the most common cause usually being an external launcher trying to mess with the system in ways that wine doesn't agree with.
Their support in the demo period sucked, their complex C++ support was lacking, they didn't integrate into modern C++ build systems well, and their prices were insane.

They kept trying to push this "campaign" feature on us, which is an overly-complex auto-refactoring tool that couldn't even support our non-proprietary, well-known build system. For the cost of their license, we instead hired two developers for code refactors, who then went on to make other tooling, and we didn't need to hire someone to babysit their crappy service integration.

I would not say that they had found their niche when speaking to us. Perhaps it has gotten better.
I have to imagine this is already pretty common. Here in the US, my kids' schools are pretty restrictive on smartphones. At least through middle school, they'll confiscate it if you take it out during class or it rings. The elementary schools of course don't allow them at all on campus, though they're kind of okay with the cellular apple watch as long as the kid doesn't use it during class.
This is beyond hysterical. Children have managed to survive in classrooms for a long time without phones. They were not at great risk of dying in them before cell phones are not at great risk of dying in them today, even in the United States with all the school shootings and whatnot.
Far Cry source code has leaked online
How many do you really think are hostile?

Your average person at your average company will one day think, "how are people finding out about us?". They do a Google search for how to answer this question for their company and find Google Analytics.

This is certainly not hostile. May be slightly ignorant, but can you blame them?
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> It would still be good if it was written in a different language.

But it wasn't, C made all these software tools possible.
I live in slovenia, helicopter parenting is not that much of a thing, but parents coming to school to defend their kids (who did stupid stuff) sadly is becoming more common.

A friend was a cop, and same thing... kid would get drunk, vomit in the middle of the city, the cops would pick him up and take him home, and the parents (instead of thanking the cop and punishing the kid) would blame others, say that someone planted alcohol in secret (since the kid is covered in red wine vomit, that would mean planting a liter of red wine in a glass of soda), etc.

But i still think that such rules (cell phones) should be in-school rules, without the need of the governments to interfere.
Year of Serenity OS

I gave up on Linux desktop long time ago.
More benefits of Klotho in model organisms:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6335176/
Smartphones are being banned because they _are_ pocket computers. They're not being banned because they're phones. They're major distractions
Certainly text won’t be as comfortable to read as on a high DPI display, but it’ll at least be usable, which is a notable step up from where things stand now. I own a Quest 2 and though it’s fine for gaming I can’t imagine using it for work in any capacity at all.
I use mine as a desktop replacement since I don't want a full PC sitting around. I dock it via USBC, use desktop mode, and it's pretty good. It has more than enough power for me, and it's nice to be able to undock it and just take it somewhere
Damn my dyslexia I read marmot and thought you meant this unrelated project https://github.com/synopse/mORMot
Me too, but usually after I already have 15 GH tabs open and have wasted a bunch of time.
That's precisely what I use it for. However, lately, I've been using [controld](https://controld.com) to geo-shift without having to change connections. It works really well for that.
A Ukrainian news site seems like great evidence indeed.
RFK is doing it because he's thought vaccines were bad for literally his entire adult life, here's an article from 2011 where Salon had to retract a thing they let him publish in 2005 on the subject:

https://www.salon.com/2011/01/16/dangerous_immunity/
In Orwells book 'Newspeak' is a controlled language designed to limit the individual person's ability to think critically or to articulate subversive concepts, such as personal identity, self-expression, and free will.

I do not think that language operations happen of their own. I see corporate messing with language. I see BlackRock enforcing diversity and other things. I see corporate ideological parades to show that they are with the common folk. In reality they are brainwashing people.

I do not see language change organically. I see organizations prohibiting certain words, suggesting certain words. All in the name of "X".

It all reminds me of religion. Reminds me of computer logic. If you say "X" you are a good person. If you do not say "X" you are a bad person. Language is a powerful thing. I feel as if one tampered with it.
Not really, they have received CLAs so not legally: https://github.com/sourcegraph/sourcegraph/pulls
Well, you do support only vector containers, by having the limitation of first++ as only iter increment.
Your name "array" clashes with the C++ array, which is a compile-time sized vector. And your array is unsafe sized, as last is the only size provision, even unsafer than C++ with its unsafe iterators. With C++ you can it least still bounds check against the vector size.

Your variant being static is indeed nice, the STL, CTL cannot do that, just MTL exists for that. Which supports all containers.
E.g. Non-vector types allow for much faster inserts.

You can only replace insitu, which is the opposite of functional. No backtracking. Manual copying needed. The spirit of the STL algorithms is to allocate, not overwrite.

Re hash-map: this is not even finished. For now it's just a pointer-stable unordered_map with optimizations for all types, primitives or strings. optimized Swisstable (string) and Stanford hashes (u64) are in work (no time for that), and are indeed multiple times faster.
It makes more sense when you realize it's not the same left. The old left was much more on the hopeful/practical side of marxist thought focused on the economy as the alleged pathway of oppression, which gave them a focus on unionization and equal rights. The new left is much more influenced by the butt hurt, due to the utter failure of the system in the face of free market, decedents of old school marxism that has generalized marxist thought processes (i.e. critical theory) to all sorts of different alleged pathways of oppression. The new left comes much more out of the university and the legal profession and many of the different versions don't really like each other because critical theory doesn't give you coherent results and as such things that form the foundation of one version are considered abhorrent in another (i.e. put a critical race theorist and a queer theorist in a room and compare and contrast what the same base idea and reasoning system manifests as). The moderate center left is much more alienated under the new regime and is increasingly homeless as well because the new left isn't as willing to compromise its vision in return for incremental improvement (I think that's because it's not as unified a thought process as it was when it wasn't generalized but that's just my opinion)
Which also means they are running on Linux. This is mind-blowing.
In Harris county, Beto ran only a point behind Biden in 2020. What’s happening in Texas is that the suburban Republicans aren’t RINOs as much as in other states. My suburban/exurban county (a good chunk of which is farms) voted for both McCain and Romney. But Biden did better here than he did in Harris County, even as Larry Hogan win the county by 38 points. Democrats can’t flip Texas without getting that suburban vote.
No idea about such stats, but the ROG Ally has several problems:

- Windows as the key interface

- very poor battery life (even worse than the Deck!)

- no trackpads so this limits what you can ever play with it to games made for gamepads

- none of the SteamOS goodness
If they also tie your account to Instagram/FB, then do I get banned across services if my account is somehow "flagged"?

Whether that's for unknown logins, spam accusations (just an accusation is enough for a tech company to throw the ban hammer), etc.
I would bet that the number of in-classroom emergencies with fatal outcome that are prevented by kids having a phone is far outweighed by the number of social-media induced suicides and general loss of quality of life from mental health effects.
Imagine if Meta bought Reddit, pulled the need for ads and gave the volunteer moderators access to Meta's team of 50,000+ moderators. "You deal with the conversations and the messages from users, we'll take care of the taking down user content that is against the rules." Meta uses the content to train their AI models, removes API pricing (or reduces it greatly, no need to IPO and therefore no need to show revenue).
Screen is kinda small for newer, high res games but still enjoyable. More suitable to PS2 1024x968 era so perfect for emulator PS2 and earlier. For indies or 2d like stardew it'll be no problem.

Form factor is good, no problem so far with controller position. Rather big and rather heavy, not as portable as psp or nds but definitely portable.

Battery lasts only 2 hours-ish for AAA games though, much longer for lower specs.

Suspend and continue works wonder, though anticipate for hang or freeze that you'll need to save before if can.

Controls can be mapped freely for each game which is amazing, 4 back buttons works wonder to add more functionality to already limited buttons. Moreover the radial menu with trackpad is superb.

If you don't have gaming pc or laptop, you'll definitely like this, though maybe you'll need usb hub, keyboard and mouse if you want to enjoy games that doesn't support controller (sim city). If that's the case, slap an external monitor too since you'll need a bigger screen to play those games.

Otherwise you can lie sideways on couch, or I read you can lie on the back with pillow to rest your hand to play deck. Perfect for open world and action games.

Haven't really tried sd card so I don't know how flexible it is to play from it, but I guess it'll works wonder for less than latest AAA games.
I use a number of VPNs, some commercial, some with VPS' on which I've installed a wireguard instance, to create additional steps for anyone (else) who wants to snoop my data.

Australia has legislated two-year metadata retention rules applied to ISPs, but not to VPN or VPS providers.

Sure, it doesn't take much for law enforcement to potentially get access to VPN and VPS data as well, but the more hassle, the more work, the more wasted time, the better.
I run my own VPN on an EC2 instance. The main reason I do it is because even HTTPS leaks the domain names you connect to in addition to the IP address. It seems stupid to give that info to my ISP.
Never seen a more idiotic response lol. Twitter was there during fb highest time ...people have moved away from meta cra* because of values difference.

Hope you are from planet earth BTW.
Don't know about desktop [1], but it could be the year of the Linux handheld.

[1] my personal YotLD was '99.
I do wish the desktop mode was slightly better when portable. It was a little inconvenient issuing CLI commands from my bed last night. Still better than doing it on a phone screen though for sure.
> but why would someone being less rich also imply they're more able? And why would someone richer not be capable just as much?

The less rich person must be able to get in. The more rich person doesn't have to be able to get in. This means that the average rich person that got in is less able than the average less-rich person. Where do you disagree with this logic?
possibly because the domestic Japanese grid can't really support EVs.

The domestic grid has no impact on most Toyota/Japanese cars which are exported or built elsewhere --- often using engines made in Japan.

This was about saving a large segment of the Japanese economy which is centered around the internal combustion engine and associated expertise and know how.

https://cleantechnica.com/2021/11/15/toyotas-team-japan-aims...
But in about 3 more generations all of these features will be the standard in 500$ headsets. Just being better by making a device more expensive doesn't lead to more sales.

What's the killer app for this device which other devices on the market don't support today?
Probably not viable for the home, but maybe a super capacitor at service stations.
I wasn't "trying to say" anything beyond why a lot of websites are forced into sticking with GA. In the content business industry you have to have GA to work with ad providers or if you want to ever sell your site it is a very important part of the due diligence

You can argue with that all you want but its just the reality of the industry

And am I saying it is an excuse or anything? No, I'm just stating how things are

Sad I have to put so many disclaimers in such a simple comment but people like to read into things that aren't there or jump to conclusions.
Do you expect the Russians to talk about Ukrainian accounts getting shadowbanned on Twitter?

Of course this news would come from Ukrainian sources.

---------------

https://www.reddit.com/r/NAFO/comments/145zfi7/twitter_has_d...

Its pretty obvious too. Traffic to Ukrainian-meme accounts dropped significantly. Anyone following Ukrainian accounts saw traffic go from thousands+ into just single-digits when the deboosting / shadowbans started.

I am part of that crowd who visited Ukrainian memes and saw them disappear from Twitter. So consider _ME_ to be a source on this as well.
There’s a real opportunity here for Meta, but their success is far from a given. To get this right they are going to need to make some product decisions that aren’t in their nature.

#1 should be completely, actually bifurcating the experience from their other platforms. If they want me to use my Instagram login and want to make it easy for me to follow my IG followers, fine.

But the temptation to “carry” the network or the content over from Instagram or Facebook is going to be strong for them, because it looks like a baked-in advantage their investors will expect them to leverage to its fullest. In reality it’s the total opposite - I’ll be gone instantly if a bunch of low quality content from people I’m not interested in hearing from (read: that girl from high school I might follow on Facebook.)
You need to protect it from yourself.

If you know the salt then you can trivially brute-force it yourself and now you are not GDPR-compliant.

If you don't know the salt then you'll have to use a new salt for each IP and then all hashed IPs will be unique and you have no way of correlating them so it is all completely worthless.
Not even just woodworking tools, everything there is high quality.
PSA: Two of my favorite games, Limbo and Inside, are on sale now for a bundle deal of $3. That’s a great value.
Is this a joke...? I think there would be fewer candidates for the CEO of FB if they risked being shot down by the DEA when they appear in public.

Regardless, your comment isn't really relevant. I'm replying to the idea that FB has to break the law or they go bankrupt. Well, in that case, they should just go bankrupt. We shouldn't change the law to accommodate them.
In addition to PHP, it is a "Distributed Operating System for The Web" https://qbix.com/ecosystem#Distributed-Operating-System
Do you know: titles with a native elf/linux build which does not run in the official steam runtime won't be validated.

Some titles are getting c++ ABI/glibc issues because if they build "outside" the steam official steam runtime they will be hit full frontal by c++ and glibc planned obsolescence (they would have to control in a fine grained way the symbols/versions they link their binaries with... feature not provided by the sourceware binutils...).
There's no way I would ever do this. The Steam controller overlay is my killer feature! The Deck controller is brilliant. If they issued a v2 controller that copied the deck I would buy it in a heartbeat.
You are not the only one that sees this. Everybody sees this. But we can compare things.

People who don't use a password manager observably reuse passwords and use weak passwords. In huge quantity. People who use passwords managers do not reuse passwords or use weak passwords at anything resembling this scale.

Thefts of password vaults appear to be rare and it is much much easier to train people to use one good password for their vault, meaning that even with something like the LastPass breach, many people can be will protected.

Yes, if you are a unicorn and can happily generate and recall 100+ strong and unique passwords for your various services then a password manager reduces your security posture. But almost nobody does this.

Password managers also provide some small resistance to phishing, since they can help you notice a page that doesn't match the origin used to register a password.
It's the year of the linux palmtop
According to other sources (ProtonDB), about 80% of a much larger subset of Steam games run on Linux (some worse than others) - next milestone is 90% I guess, a couple of years down the road.
These maybe? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/O%27Neill_cylinder
The internet seems slightly broken if necessary to trust the first hop.
You can set a tracking cookie when the user first accesses your website without needing them to log in.
Yep. Most of the books are also public, since anyone can borrow them for free in a library, but they're still protected by copyright. Same for movies and tv shows broadcasted over the air.
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> What about work tho, do you only work while sitting down in front of your workstation then?

This question is fascinating to me! What form of work requires using a smart phone?