skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Windows? Every other general purpose OS we have today can trace its lineage pretty directly to UNIX, and they have not strayed that far from their roots. Even Windows is still of the same era.

The shear size of the undertaking has meant that we really haven't seen fundamental changes in OS architecture, despite a radically different computing environment. If that is not technical debt, I don't know what is.
I got turned off by that as well, but I submitted the form anyway, and it loads correctly. I guess no fill in means *
So you have to go get out your phone to scan it, at which point, "Hey, I already have my phone out, might as well download the app!".

On a mobile browser it just has a "Get the app" button.
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I'm a private consultant, which really just means that people pay me to provide useful introductions to organisational high ups.

Has anyone stumbled onto any good relationship management software for individuals? I meet 10-20 people worth keeping in contact with a week and struggle to keep them all in the air.
it's not generally done in the street for one and flaneuring has nothing to do with it.

no need to keep making guesses, it's okay to not know something.
I think the trillion dollar question is: can Apple ever make Mac's / GPU's to compete with NVIDIA?
Loginwall is what I really dislike about Bluesky. Is it temporaly or design?
Agreed. Everybody here is thinking about how they as technical users have used twitter and use mastodon/bluesky. The general public doesn’t care. Twitter has more friction now and this threads thing seems like it won’t. If Facebook got the permissions/privacy right, this could be their next big thing
Both have "MIT License" and he explicitly acknowledge the source. He probably forgot that he had to add an additional line with "Copyright 2013 Google Inc." in his own license file.
Sam is an extremely interesting text editor, and this is a really good paper.

I tried to switch to Sam a while back, because I liked the way it did regular expressions, and how it handled "lines" of text. Unfortunately, I found that you had to be a better/more accurate mouse user than I am. You really need to be pixel perfect to use Sam effectively.
218 ppi matches the native displays on current Macs.

The Dell 8k has 288 pixels per inch, which is 4x the detail of the original Mac.

Macintosh 128k was released with a 72 ppi display, so every pixel was the size of a "point", a unit used in more traditional, paper-based graphic design.
My Dell P2415Q is thankfull still kickin' (knock on wood).

I have had my eye on an LG[1] out there at 24" 4k (currently about 300usd) -- as that size/resolution has been the sweet spot for me for the last few years. I'm planning to pick one of these up and stick it in a closet just to have on hand in case the Dell dies on me.

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Yes of course it is. I put it on both on the same day.

Your comment feels very passive aggressive, FYI. There's no need to make accusations like that.
Just don't tell Oliver
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Meta is an exceptional copier. They might not be coming up with many novel features but they are great at stealing from their competitors.
Last release 2016??
Stalls are not necessary for thermal regulation, DVFS [1] is the tool we actually use for handling thermal limits (generally referred to as "thermal throttling"). In a modern CPU, you really don't expect (or, rather, want) to be fully stalled ever, that's the point of very deep reorder buffers. You can try this yourself, make a long loop with a ton of unrelated int and fp operations (unrelated so as not to cause dependency chains) and you'll get 100% occupancy without the core catching on fire.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_frequency_scaling
1. The people who are possible users of something like this are already on Twitter. The target audience is not all of Facebook, so not 10x.

2. I have seen data that can be used to argue Twitter is slipping. But to claim Twitter is dying is a great exaggeration, based on data. There are perhaps cases where a company will totally mess up something and a replacement can take over, but this doesn't seem to be it.

3. Well, hard to tell. To me the geek information bubble is the conviction that Twitter is dying. Also, I think Zuckerberg is a lot more famous that you account for. But I could not find data on it.
> QC it might be error correction that scales but I’m not knowledgeable enough to know if that’s true

"Error correction that scales" is basically what the definition of a working quantum computer. That is less the breakthrough needed so much as what the breakthrough would lead to.
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And just because it makes $2B/yr vs $4b/yr or whatever doesn't mean it cant sustain as a business indefinitely. The bulk of the critique of Twitter these days is whether Musk can make a profit on $40B as if that's what will determine Twitter's survival long term.

Musk losing billions of dollars in the short term is a private loss for bankers and his own vast ever growing wealth. It's not exactly something that kills a business in the timeline people are hoping for. If anything there's probably a long line of B-tier investors willing to prop it up long enough for the dividends to pay off.

Far shittier companies have survived for much longer on much less.
It is hard. But tesla is opening it up to the competition basically for free. It’s actually a bad move for tesla if you’re only concerned with profit, but it aligns with their mission of accelerating the transition to sustainable energy. People just find it hard to believe that a company that size actually cares about its mission
Exactly right.

The book I recommended made the recommendation that a move to management always come with a pay cut, and most managers should have someone reporting to them who makes more than they do. I consider both recommendations to be excellent ideas. People should go into management because they think that they are suited to it, and not because it somehow seems like the next step in their natural career progression.

Funny story. Ian Siegal, founder and CEO of ZipRecruiter, first went into management because the programming team told the CEO at CitySearch, "Hey, this junior HTML guy is good with people, we'd rather report to him than the dufuses that you keep hiring as CTO."

Turns out that he was good with people, and was a good manager.
Fully agree, at that price the picture needs to be very close to perfect.
Sea water contains huge amounts of potassium that is easy to extract.

The most abundant rocks also contain huge amounts of potassium, but which is expensive to extract.

Neither in nature nor in agriculture potassium is ever a limiting nutrient like nitrogen and phosphorus.
The chance to buy such a domain on the primary market (registrar) is close to zero, so they had to buy it back from someone.

Looking at DNS history, there have been several DNS delegation updates this year (potentially between AWS -> GCP -> AWS) until it finally made its way to Facebook less than a month ago. There was no update in 2022, so such migrations are not typical for this domain.
Illegal? No, we don't need to do that. But we can certainly point out that safety razors already exist, are much easier to use safely and correctly, and do at least as good of a job for 99.9...÷ of people.

This also means that if someone chooses to use a straight razor it is immediate cause for suspicion of their reasons (e.g. it might be an aesthetic preference rather than dispassionately choosing the best tool for the job) and if they advise other people to use that tool, we can call that out as bad advice.

So we don't need to make Nginx illegal, or make that default illegal, but we can certainly point out that it's a foolish default when it offers no extra power to anyone, but offers significant risk to many.
Imagine how badly Elon wishes he could broadcast a response to this. If only his website weren't DDOSed and his users not rate-limited.

If this is dropping in 3 days, I foresee a rough return from the holiday weekend for Twitter employees. Musk will be reaching "my kingdom for a horse" levels of desperation at terminal velocity.
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Fair enough :) I suppose we agree then.

I don't know about Apple Twitter myself, but Web Dev Twitter seems more active. Infosec Twitter was a notable niche that loudly proclaimed they were moving to Mastodon but in fact many of them are still quite active on Twitter.
I feel like this has been being said repeatedly (remember the "Twitter will irrecoverably go down any day this week!" craze from late last year after the layoffs?) and yet hasn't really materialized in a meaningful sense.

Sure, the fediverse has been growing, but most users haven't left Twitter, they've just also made an account on the fediverse. I don't see how this will be any different. It's already normal for people to have both a Twitter and an Instagram account, or even stuff like both a TikTok account and posting shorts on YouTube.
There's a free course in Coursera called "Learning How to Learn" and it radically changed how I view learning and education in general. I wish I knew about this when I was a teen.

If I take a valuable nugget of information about it, is that real learning comes through experience: using the information, recalling it fron memory and manipulating it in some way. This goes from just writing what you hear to a personal project. Anything behavioral, more than just receiving and thinking, helps to actually learn.
I have Threads on my phone. for a long time I was using it exclusively instead of the trash fire that is Instagram app.

But for more than a year now it says it was discontinued at start, and I cannot login again.

I am so likely to use Threads from Instagram /s
There are two hard things in software development: Cache ivalidation, naming things, and off-by-one errors.
I’ve just reread my reply and could have been clearer: the curve, finite field, and base point are chosen ahead of time _by the standards body_. When two endpoints agree to use e.g. the NIST P-256 curve, then they are agreeing on the curve equation, the finite field, and the base point, all together as a set of items.
Anyone from the https://threads.com team around? This must be at least annoying
DispatchSource (from Darwin) is not too bad IMO.
Should you be allowed to sell books after you've read them? If so, then what's the difference between that and this?
I think they’re referring to conic gradients, also known as angular gradients which SVG doesn’t support.
> It's already normal for people to have both a Twitter and an Instagram account.

This is the key! Because now if Twitter or Elon annoys you, you just delete Twitter and are already on an identical service with all your followers essentially.
Can you elaborate please? I verified the phone number to no avail
I wasn't aware of RTA previously: https://www.rtalabel.org/index.php?content=howto

https://webmasters.stackexchange.com/a/140741
I research QC. Feel free to explain how my skills could be used to meaningfully contribute to the problem of world hunger or renewable energy while also keeping me employed --- going back to college to train in a different field isn't feasible. If it's not so easy, then perhaps it's logical that QC researchers and AI researchers and software devs aren't all jumping ship to work on "more important topics"...

You may just be spouting off, but I genuinely am asking. If someone else dissing QC research wants to make a pitch for a concrete plan on how to make a difference in the world with a physics PhD and years of experience in scientific computing, drop me a message.
Really, so the russians are referring to Ukrainians as some dehumanising term as orc?
But I’m already on my iPad and still see this QR code. Is the expectation that I would get my phone out to scan the QR? Is there no iPad app?
You can deduct business expenses as a sole proprietor. You just have to keep track of them and keep receipts. I use a spreadsheet and a folder with scans of receipts.

The IRS got wise to tricks people used to restructure income with LLCs and S corps a long time ago. Complex business and tax structures for a solo or small business will just attract attention from tax authorities.

Every situation is different, especially with employees or valuable/depreciable inventory. Consult a professional if those apply, they usually don’t for solo freelancers. Sometimes you run into clients who think they can only pay to a corporation, they usually mean they want an EIN, which you can get for free online from IRS. Sometimes clients want E&O or liability insurance, I have either talked them out of that or passed on them — not worth the expense.
The built-in kvm feature is very basic and I don't even setup the keyboard shortcuts because that requires software to be installed on the computers. Basically it just lets me switch between computers with 2 quick button presses on each monitor. I use an additional usb 3.0 switch from CableMatters so my peripherals can be switched between each display incase I want to have both computers up side by side.

If you only need 4K, there is this extremely badass TESmart KVM switch that I have used before and would highly recommend. It also has a cycle mode. It's $700 but the thing supports 3 4K monitors and 4 computers and works exactly as described. https://www.tesmart.com/products/4-port-triple-monitor-hdmi-...
Twitter is terrible now but no way in hell am I jumping ship to a Meta product.
>The first thing I've come to appreciate about SQLite is its documentation

I've told this story before, but the first time I used sqlite, years ago, I needed to store a floating point value, so I read the documentation: https://www.sqlite.org/datatype3.html

>REAL. The value is a floating point value, stored as an 8-byte IEEE floating point number.

I parsed this as "an 8-bit floating point number". Wow, I thought. That's weird as hell. Oh well, I guess it's sql lite, ha ha. I went on to implement storing numeric values as text strings, which worked exactly as well as you'd expect. Only months later did I find out that it's a normal regular IEEE double, 64 bits long.
Is this a case of the DoJ "working to rule"? That is, finding ways to enforce a... flawed... SCOTUS ruling, so as to spite the elite that managed to get the ruling in question?

I'm using "elite" here in the same sense that HN favorite Peter Turchin uses it, a small segment of the society who concentrate social power in their hands.
Oh great, so it's gonna be unusable for me anyways. Couple days ago tried to make my first Instagram account. When it came to the step where I had to enter the security code they mailed me I just got "sorry something went wrong" repeatedly for about an hour, then I gave up.

Couple days later I tried again but used my own domain for email instead of gmail this time. Entering the code worked but I was immediately greeted with "your account has been banned because of suspicious activity". They wanted my phone number so I could appeal. Fuck you Mark Zuckerberg.
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Sorry, I am not quite sure what that is. Sleep works great with my PC (motherboard is ASRock WRX80 Creator) and M1 MBP, but I can only adjust brightness through the OSD.
This was quite lovely. Cryptography was something I missed in my mathematics education (well, I did cover RSA) and this gave me the gist of what all these elliptic curves are about!
In terms of arguments, there's no reason that Perl couldn't have had named arguments and still passed lists around behind the scenes. But the lack of arguments really makes it hard to understand what those arguments are supposed to be. The question is why Perl didn't continue to dominate the scripting landscape and I simply offer this as one possibility.

My recollection of CPAN - and we are talking a really long time ago now - but it was just very much the same kind of dependency hell that we now have with NPM. In fact now that I mention it, I think there are strong comparisons to be made between Node and Perl. CPAN was great until it wasn't, and after a while - in my experience - it was mostly not great.
Per the app store page it does not appear to have an iPad-specific app or layout. It's just the iPhone layout.
As a designer, I can assure you that 90+% of computer users will never read a line of actual software documentation in their entire lives. It's not because they're lazy, it's because they don't have to. In many cases it doesn't even exist. The FOSS community almost universally blames marketing and advertising for the dominance of commercial consumer-level software, but that doesn't hold a candle to the experience upgrade of using professionally designed software. To people with a mental model of the way computers function, the differences seem trivial, or even annoying. To everybody else, they're essential. To a developer, an interface is the way users interact with the application. To everybody else, the interface is the application.
600 post views per day qualifies pretty close to "irrecoverably down" for me.
> These are also the reasons I recommended it for Snowflake's metadata store

Are you saying you were “in the room” when the decision was made? Can you elaborate?

Edit: indeed you were…
https://www.snowflake.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Rise-of...
on firefox, facebook sites get put into their own special sandboxed container
There are already more people on instagram than twitter, so the network effect is already in their favor.
my 12600k+3080 has no issues with windows 11
I sort of hope we don't see SMT ARM cores. SMT was/is a huge pain for side channels and all the ARM chip houses dodged that one by nature of just never implementing it. I would hope that the concern of cloud vendors over isolation would be enough to discourage bringing more SMT uarchs in to this world.
Just tried to create an account right now and had the same issue, they though it was a spam account...

how is that so restrictive and yet Instagram is full of bots?
I dont get why you would want this. Most of sqlite's unique benefits come from its unique design choice of being in process. If you did queries over the wire you'd just get worst of both worlds.
The spacing effect (and spaced repetition tools) are a "hack" to this: by being prompted to review an item just as you're about to forget it, you use more mental effort – and then remember it better. This allows you to minimize effort while maximizing retention.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spacing_effect
Are they?

https://techcrunch.com/2012/12/21/facebook-poke-app/
YouTube shorts are seekable.
Also worth nothing Instagram has been pretty good at eating other apps’s lunch, specifically Snapchat and later TikTok. Obviously Snapchat and TikTok are still things and are quite popular but the instagram versions of those features are quite good and the network effect is important.
What is an AI's motivation to "destroy or dominate humanity"? Why would it prefer any specific outcome at all?

If we ever see tribal identity or a will to live as emergent properties of an AI, then things get more interesting.

That would lead quickly to a whole raft of worldwide legal restrictions around the creation of new consciousnesses. Renegade states would be coerced. Rogue researchers would be arrested, and any who evaded detection would be unable to command the resources necessary to commit anything more than ordinary limited terrorism.

The only plausible new risk, I think, is if a state were to lose control of a military AI. But that's movie plot scenario stuff -- real weapons have safety protocols. An AI could theoretically route around some integrated safety protocols (there would be independent watchdog protocols too), but going back to my first point, why would it?
- Gmail had killer features that made even moving desirable.

- Email is federated so there is much less cost to switch providers where you can still receive and send from others. No stickiness factor

This is why Gmail succeeded and g+ failed
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This is the comment I’ve been looking for!

This might turn into another Clubhouse/Shortcut situation

Stay strong, Threads (.com)
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People slow down for car accidents, too.

The days of simple joy when connecting with friends on Facebook are well behind us.

People understand it's a certain type of person who actively posts their photo on Facebook and their opinion on twitter. While the majority of normal people remain lukewarm at best.
Why social media is being blamed for fueling the riots in France
Isn't setting correct permissions for www-data like, the first note in a bunch of "secure your web server" tutorials? I thought if read is only set for the directory with actual public files, and not for the parent directory, there should be no traversal possible like this?
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