skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not the person you are asking but, 16 times seem like a lot, however it's going to heavily depends on how good the VM or JIT is at inlining.

Because `Array.forEach` is one method call for each iteration, when `for loops` stay on the same frame. If the compiler can't inline that, it's a "major" overhead compared to simply jumping back at the top of the loop.

Googling for it I find some benchmark showing a 3x performance: https://leanylabs.com/blog/js-forEach-map-reduce-vs-for-for_..., but they call `Array.push` in the loop, so it's possible the difference is even bigger in practice.
Mac app.

They're looking for more beta testers.
I'd donate. A win against Nintendo would be good for everyone.
As someone who's responsible to maintain docs and readmes I try to avoid working with screenshots as there might be some minor UI changes time to time which might be distracting or confusing.
> isn't npm / yarn being installed basically the same as having make / cmake installed?

Not really as npm and yarn are whole package managers that work in parallel to your distro's standard package manager. They pull various sources (that haven't been vetted by anyone except hopefully by the end programmer who told you to use npm install) from who knows where and install them either in your own home, or system-wide with -g like suggested here.

I would never use npm to install a system tool.
Why does the title say “Windows” when the repo says “Windows and Linux”?
Perhaps time of day?
includeIf directive supports as well conditions based on configured remote URL. [1]

[includeIf "hasconfig:remote.*.url:https://client1domain.com/**"]
path = ~/work/client1/.gitconfig
[includeIf "hasconfig:remote.*.url:https://client2domain.com/**"]
path = ~/work/client2/.gitconfig

Check comment [2] for a complete example with pinning SSH key and signing key using git-config.

[1] https://git-scm.com/docs/git-config#Documentation/git-config...

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36800853
I work at ${bigCorp} and am not allowed to use playgrounds :(

Additionally my company won't run their own playground because they can't figure out how to store and audit code people put into it.
Hi Alex,

what a great idea, thank you very much. Two years ago I was evaluating different signing solutions for the company I worked with and there were two killer features that forced us to go with docusign since at the time they were the only ones really supporting it:

1. Relaying of Submissions to other Signers

We often found that we needed to get a Signature from someone at another company. However, we couldn't a priori say "Person X has to sign it". Often we had a contact person that would help us navigate the internal structure of the other company and relay the signing to that person. Docusign has the ability to allow us to say this person we know can decide who has to sign this document, even if we don't know that person. No one else at the time supported that use case.

2. Qualified Electronic Signatures

So... Here in Germany our Government has some kind of Angst (might call it german angst) of anything digital. A Handwritten signature on a piece of paper is held in such high regards that the digital equivalent (qualified electronic signatures) require a video ident workflow with a passport held into the camera and so on. This has to be done via a third party service that takes like 15-20 Euro per validation. I know it's insane. There's a reason that theres no german silicon valley... Anyway, there are many situations where this level of validation is required by law.

Just my 2cts after dealing with this issue here, I think 1. is something you might look into implementing, cause it's a use case that might come up more often, 2. is just really annoying for everyone.
Windows Terminal already has something similar built in (not as good as TFA)
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/terminal/custom-te...
The article says they’re looking for people who can install their equipment:

“We are encountering certain challenges, as there is an insufficient amount of skilled workers with the specialized expertise required for equipment installation in a semiconductor-grade facility,"
It depends on time period. Indulgences weren't things that were for sale before the High Middle Ages, and then their sale was controversial. It was part of the motivation of the Protestant movement, and much curtailed during the Catholic Counter-reformation.

And then there absolutely were some (many, maybe) nobles and merchants who were genuinely devout. Even emperors, like Louis the Pious. I'd imagine they tried a little harder.
I tend to isolate myself from the environment using noise-cancelling headphones.

Now I'm wondering if this might be a bad idea, neurologically speaking...
Flame retardant found in US breast milk
Mostly yes.
In the EU at least, the rule is "An electronic signature shall not be denied legal effect and admissibility as evidence in legal proceedings solely on the grounds that it is in an electronic form or that it does not meet the requirements for qualified electronic signatures."

However, the burden of proof is higher if you dispute a "qualified electronic signature". To be qualified, there's no specific technical requirements, e.g. use of cryptographic signatures, but you'd need to be certified and registered as a “Remote QSCD” according to ETSI EN 419 241‐2 PP.

Self-hosting this solution (or using PGP) won't magically make you a certified QSCD trust provider. You need to convince some certifying body that everything is nice and safe, which will mostly involve a lot of paper work and (evidence of) processes being in place.
Linux support is still marked as under development.
That’s what they currently do in their Tainan, Taiwan factory. I thought they were known for good quality chips?
Hm, ok, I admit that bit was from memory, the quote that stuck was 'C++ now has as many additions and ways of doing things as there are ways of pronouncing 'Bjarne Stroustrup'', and stems from the days when his contributions were still much larger, say 20 years ago, whereas the 'remember the Vasa' quote is much more recent.

https://www.theregister.com/2018/06/18/bjarne_stroustrup_c_p...

I positively loved C++ when it was still called 'cfront' and after that it became more and more layers of complexity and tricks. C already had plenty of that (for instance, the weird pointer to a function syntax) and C++ went all out to drag in the various concepts that were present in other programming languages. This wasn't the same as the way say English borrows words and concepts from other languages freely, those are mostly just words and new ways to combinate existing ones. It would be as though English suddenly started using Kanji or logograms, or as if it would start using right-to-left writing or maybe even bottom to top in the middle of 'normal' sentences.

Such inclusivity increases the surface area of the language itself and ultimately makes life harder for everybody using it: you have to learn more because someone else could use these new constructs in their code and you may end up having to interact with it.

I think GvR got that one right with his 'there should be only one way to do it' but even that became a straightjacket.

I'm not saying I have all of the solutions and if Stroustrup wasn't the driving force behind C++'s complexity then I'll be happy to take that back. But I really believe that programming languages should strive for simplicity, just enough to make it all work so that the barrier to entry is small and the amount of gate-keeping can be kept to a minimum. That is the only way to really drive adoption and to hopefully undo some of the crazy fragmentation that we have in the programming language landscape.
Go to your local supermarket and start selling things, let's see how long until you get kicked out by security.

If Valve says no, Dolphin doesn't come out on Steam. If Valve says "ask Nintendo", and Nintendo says no, Dolphin doesn't come out on Steam. Dolphin doesn't get a pass to be published everywhere because what they're doing is legal.
You are conflating music theory with musical understanding. These two things are separate. For example, many singers know nothing about musical theory, but if you ask them to sing a song in a different key they will do it flawlessly (if they know how to sing in tune). A guitar player can do the same, even because of the shape of the instrument allows this. Maybe this is harder for an instrument like the piano, but it is not a limitation of the player, it is the instrument that requires you to learn about flats and sharps.
Thank you for creating this and making it open source.

What mechanism(s) is used to ensure non-repudiation?

I appreciate that the demo is not behind a sign up wall, but is account creation and email verification required for invitees to sign any documents?

Are IP addresses stored as part of the digital signature?

Any other mechanism?
Netflix is a tech startup in 2023?

Netflix started in 1997, IPO’d in 2002, launched streaming in 2007 (the same time NBC and News Corp launched Hulu), and has reported $100M+ net income since at least 2010, and $1B+ since 2018.

> At some point investors will realise that while the emperor isn't entirely naked, he's just wearing an outfit he picked up from the supermarket while doing his shopping, and not a revolutionary new material.

Netflix is not valued as revolutionary new material. It is valued as having solid cash flow, minimal liabilities (few employees and physical facilities), and low debt.

Disney and Comcast have much more liability from having many more employees and in person interactions with the public.
To be brutally honest, Airtable is a dog to get data out of... the sync is delayed, the API calls to pull data are atrocious and the cost/complexity to exfiltrate data from Airtable is hugely prohibitive.

I wouldn't use that as a source of inspiration, at least not on the "connectivity" end.
https://archive.is/u9ZR9
The Private Writings of Caroline Ellison, Star Witness in the FTX Case
That's exactly the experience I had with a similar app a few years ago. It was fun for the throwback, but most of my terminal use is meant to be productive (which isn't mutually exclusive from fun), and the neat features this had become more of a distraction.
Google Flights and when I feel like the price can be better I set alerts which will notify me on the daily about price changes and buy when the price is right.
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To many gamers, Dolphin is unknown, and installing it is finicky. It would foster Dolphin adoption, and possibly Steam Deck adoption and a Switch alternative.
In my region [Brazil] "varanda" corresponds to the en-US "porch".
I've been using this for about a year. It's very polished and been stable for me.

The Apple and Android apps work well too. They've been planning to open source it from the beginning, I'm glad it's finally here.

I'm using it as a very basic note system, nothing fancy like others are doing though.
Currently it’s possible to sign documents only using the autogenerated pkcs7 certificate in self-hosted DocuSeal (it’s done automatically be default).

But it should be doable to make it work with different certificate formats to bring your own certificates.

I’d be happy to explore those options and would appreciate it if you could open on issue on GH in case you’re interested to have this supported this in the tool.
This is pretty much a canned response from LatteLazy. It ignores the fundamental fact that science has never “proved causation” of anything ever. All we have is lower and higher confidence correlations and that’s all we’ll ever have.
what evidence do you have to suspect that? any info on current wages in that field vs what TSMC were offering etc?
Oh okey
TL;DR in UK medical errors seem to be the 7th Cause leading factor

I did some maths (Or Code interpreter did? but I did verified unsourced numbers are in the ball park, at least for UK)

So for UK the estimate of deaths by medical errors is ~11k deaths, which puts it at the 7th cause factor according to this chart
https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/annual-number-of-deaths-b... just below dementia and above liver desease

---

Keep in mind that I am not sure if the 3.6% figure really means causation, I am tired!

GPT4 chat link:https://chat.openai.com/share/7d235295-c149-45f0-ac3d-2a0cfd...
Random stuff banned for random reasons (main ones being "use our silly verbose and limited library instead", "templates are bad because generic programming is too complex for people outside of the A-team", "I get to set the guidelines and I don't personally like it philosophically, so I won't allow anyone to use it").

For example, no exceptions. Exceptions are a core part of the language and are fundamental to many of the features and or in maintaining invariants.

Not having exceptions means that all Google components are inherently useless in normal C++ unless they wrap them up.

The style is designed to dumb it down to make it usable by everyone who never had C++ training. For that it's valuable, but shouldn't you want your developers to be proficient with the tools they use anyway?
The main issue with TikTok that I am very much concerned about the portray of life in a way that is not matching the reality. Aka, it changes expectations of people so much that reality looks very disappointing or dull to them and that has a lot of downsides short and long term for mental health, career growth, personal growth and one's role in the society.
He has the CEO’s number and successfully calls him, and through some miracle gets through directly to ask this trivial question — as opposed to getting the number from the assistant who answers his phone - sure ok but then under what pretense does he then ask him to repeat his phone number? “Please repeat the phone number I just dialed.”

The phone number contains all the digits needed to recreate the bank account number?

He somehow has the bank account number?

He meets the CEO (despite just being a security consultant) and gives his report to the board of directors?! That is not how companies usually work, especially the board part.

Check on a silver platter? architect of the voice system is brought into the room with the board to be humiliated? This reads like something a 13 year old would dream up (nothing against OP maybe someone even Mitnik really did claim this happened).

The tale is absolutely embellished if it has any truth at all.
OP here. Thanks for the critique! Yes I agree fully. The specific example of diamond/titanium aside, the general point stays, I feel. A youtube rabbit hole is nigh, clearly :)
I hear Epic Store have an appetite for legal fights.
I find it mostly useful precisely for SO questions - where I know the answer exists, but I don’t want to try to find it via Google.

The other subject I give it high praise is shell one-liners. It can produce some hideously abstruse chains that, by and large, do precisely what I asked. It’s not as good with awk, I’ve noticed, but maybe that’s because awk is much more akin to an actual general purpose programming language than, say, sed.
> What makes Cann’s story notable among the 700 or so bicyclists who are hit and killed in America each year is that San Hamel faces charges in Cann’s death.

In the end he got 10 days in jail, 4 years probation, and had to pay the cyclist's funeral expenses - for plowing him over from behind while driving home drunk from a bar.

So apparently even if you hit someone while DUI nothing really happens.
“lutz” seems to be the perennial problem of someone else.

perhaps that is why.
Part of the problem is that the final output from SAP is typically financial reports that need to conform to standards. That limits the design flexibility of any modules or core components that touch anything that might need to be accounted for. Anyone who has done custom systems development in this space are painfully aware of this. This is aside from the non-business logic parts ie counterintuitive development idiosyncrasies.
Reminds me of: https://thedailyzen.org/2015/03/20/zen-story-maybe/

There is a Taoist story of an old farmer who had worked his crops for many years. One day his horse ran away. Upon hearing the news, his neighbors came to visit. “Such bad luck,” they said sympathetically. “Maybe,” the farmer replied.

The next morning the horse returned, bringing with it three other wild horses. “How wonderful,” the neighbors exclaimed. “Maybe,” replied the old man.

The following day, his son tried to ride one of the untamed horses, was thrown, and broke his leg. The neighbors again came to offer their sympathy on his misfortune. “Maybe,” answered the farmer.

The day after, military officials came to the village to draft young men into the army. Seeing that the son’s leg was broken, they passed him by. The neighbors congratulated the farmer on how well things had turned out. “Maybe,” said the farmer.
President Joe Biden wanted Gigi Sohn to fix America’s internet, what went wrong?
Note the scare quotes. I used an imperfect word to suggest a crude mode of communication where we don't care about communicating clearly or on subject, or human aspirations beyond biology and prestige, or emphasizing respect to yourself and to the other person, or maintaining connection to the long term culture and history of thought.

That not this equals power is an interesting meme. Powerful people are usually crude (police, army, politicians, business magnates, aristocracy and the like isn't known for being very subtle either). Of course with humanities you can creatively construct almost any reading to the culture and society if you want to "prove" what you want. If you strictly equate cultural practices with social groups that can be dominant or not, there is already some gross simplification going on.
embedding will be available in August - the ideas is to create a npm package to bring the PDF document form into apps for developers
(I work at Notion)

The Anytype model is really cool - in a way, they’ve rebuilt Lotus Notes with 21st century E2E encrypted protocols and technology. They’ve built a really solid personal knowledge app with many of Notion’s features - and some clear improvements over Notion.

However they also demonstrate the complexity and tradeoffs of the E2E approach. Anytype has been a work-in-progress since at least 2019. Their docs still state:

> Future versions will allow you to share your work and safely collaborate with others

> There's no browser version of the app. Anytype is a stand-alone software, that works on desktop or mobile devices. There are many points of vulnerability in-browser apps that would compromise our commitment to data security and encryption.

Without these features Anytype is in a much smaller market (PKM) with less distribution than Notion/Coda/Dropbox Paper/Quip/Confluence/…
I’ve used the Ship of Theseus metaphor before but never considered using it as a verb: “Theseusifying”. Love it. I could even abuse the word more by twisting it into other forms: “This refactor is a one aspect of the larger Theseusification process we’ll be undertaking this quarter…”
Isn’t this largely due to it being one of a handful of protocols that can get through typical corporate firewalls?
Rest in Peace Kevin, I read your The Art of Human Hacking in 7th grade after learning about you from The Screen Savers TV show.

Too young
Considering TSMC corporate culture and staffing practices, and the scale of raw material and supply chain complexity needed for advanced integrated circuits manufacturing - most of which China dominates - I think we're in a bind here. It was the overlap of American capital and engineering and East Asian resources and labor that made the current scale of compute possible.

As China absorbs Taiwan when their area denial capabilities become credible enough to keep the American navy away, we can expect an end to cheap compute. Either nationalists in Taiwan degrade assets enough or China simply shuts us out. But the second half of the 21st century won't be full of enterprise saas and a supercomputer on every pocket.
Which is exactly the case for tabs, so everyone can render the tabs as wide (or narrow) as they want!
So sad that you missed the point. Open up to it man
Of course, by rubber ducking with it, you may well solve it on your own.
Depends… what are you listening to on your headphones? Or maybe it doesn’t matter.
Looks interesting! Just a heads up as you seem to be a UK registered limited company :

>On business letters, order forms and websites, you must show:

>the company’s registered number
>its registered office address
>where the company is registered (England and Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland)
>the fact that it’s a limited company (usually by spelling out the company’s full name including ‘Limited’ or ‘Ltd’)

https://www.gov.uk/running-a-limited-company/signs-stationer...
Rodrigues is modern Portuguese orthography.
i've been following anytype since 2019, when the initial public release plan was for autumn of 2020 (lol), and since then it has transitioned from being a libp2p based google docs alternative into something more complicated, with relationships, sets, etc, and tbh i just never use it, because it's become too complicated

every time i open the app, which uses electron btw ;(, i catch myself looking at the explainer videos sent out, explaining all the concepts, it's a tool that (for me personally) gets in the way of actually doing anything a lot; maybe there are people for whom this is an optimal setup, but if you're looking for a privacy-friendly google doc alternative, this is not it imo
Its also the running time of most sitcoms once you take out the commercials. Are we in a simulation and is that simulation under syndication?
What to read on the slice universe?
I looked up phatic also. Great word. denoting or relating to language of a general purposes of social interaction.
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I think it's a bit overdone for a solid first impression but maybe a bit too much in the long run? Maybe if it could be toned down a bit for just a slight glow and amber warmth, haha.