skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Sit the 15 inch MBA next to the 16 inch MBP and the screens look identical.

No, they do not.
Django: Parametrized tests for all model admin classes
The site is an absolute godsend, but it's also quite sad that the various standards specifications MDN covers have such terrible documentation websites of their own, that something like what MDN offers is even needed at all!

Just look at the official HTML and JavaSc.. nay, ECMAScript specification docs[0][1]. You'd sooner end up with a headache than a functional website if you had no other choice but to use those ;)

[0]: https://html.spec.whatwg.org/

[1]: https://262.ecma-international.org/14.0/
Missing Vivaldi. Native vertical tabs is why I switched from Firefox to Vivaldi.
Probably more in Sao Paulo or areas with a large Japanese population. Never heard of this in Rio de Janeiro.
OP did say:

> but mine (and others') issues with them wasn't the weakness/caveats of the implementation, but rather with the mess of spaghetti it made as your coroutine use grew with any degree.
Fuck ...

He was kind of role model for me, i was inspired by the way he saw the world, in everything he was able to see hole and flaw and how to exploit them. Where "normal" people just don't think about it.

His stories and mischiefs will be missed for me.
Very. All laws start with good intentions (as perceived by the lawmaker). Yet, the world is full of bad law.
gdextensions are not easy to use
Yes, I also find 2 spaces for indentation to be completely unreadable. I am not sure it has anything to do with age.
One thing we can be sure is that, if there's money to be made, someone will try to make it. And Intel will eventually get the process house in order, so we can expect them to come up with something.

I'd also love to see software like Firefox trying to leverage these abundant puny cores, because the average corporate laptop now does 8 threads or more and that number is only going to get higher, with mixed beefy/puny cores.
This article is laughably badly written and clickbaity

all you need to know https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GPM_J1839%E2%88%9210
A very big chunk of that 100B benefits budget is the state pension.
Cassandra is more close to AP whereas MySQL with clustering is more like CP. So they serve different purpose. See this nice discussion on Stackoverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36404765/why-isnt-rdbms-...

> Also, whether you need a highly available database for a company like yelp is an implementation detail.

You surely know better than them what they need, that's impressive.
I understand, but it's not quite necessary if Qt could add some better functionality exposing C++ code in QML. Luckily, someone created a cool library that allows you to create singleShot timer in QML as follows:[1]
`lqtUtils.singleShot(5000, () => console.log("Hello!"))`

[1] https://stackoverflow.com/a/75288105/5865379

I also used his library to share ENUMs between QWidgets (C++) and QML.
Why regulate gambling?

Reading the article about the addicted woman, she's perfectly aware of what she's doing and she's perfectly aware she's blowing money away on nothing. There's nothing to be regulated. Conscious adults can make their own decisions.

How ridiculous is it for her to ask Zynga to close her account and then still try to log into it later? This isn't a regulatory issue, it's a willpower issue. Might as well regulate how much/what food you can buy so people don't get fat.
Is this a PR stunt aimed at keeping people engaged on threads ?
There was a time when 90% of the labour force worked in agriculture. If I lived in the 1600s I'd be terribly concerned that mass unemployment would coincide with large increases in agricultural productivity.

However, when the agricultural sector became more productive the 'winners' wanted bigger houses, travel, education, healthcare etc and this provided enough opportunity for the displaced workers to find jobs. These new sectors, over time, even offered more wealth and better working conditions to their workers than the old agricultural sector.
There’s a lot of introspection tools within the UI, pointing you to implementations. The code management is happening “within the system”, so to speak. There’s just a lot of “everything is within this system and is inspectable”
Investors don't mind squeezing out other investors for a good deal
Well, none of those 3 languages are what I would consider "an advanced high-level language". C++ is not high-level by my definition and python and Java are certainly not advanced - well maybe Java has an advanced typesystem compared to Go, but not compared to the state of the art.

So I'm not surprised by the results, if the majority of the data came from those languages. That doesn't invalidate anything, it just changes the scope and can't be really used to backup your argument imho.
They will probably change the orbital slot for the other two Viasat-3 satellites to make up for much of the loss (at the expense of coverage other places). And let’s see how the merger with Inmarsat will play out. Inmarsat have several new satellites in the pipeline, but mostly aimed at the mobility market (primarily maritime and aviation).
...as long as you don't need to write code for it I guess...

Xcode and the iOS system frameworks might be weird, but compared to the mess that is Android development it's like alien technology ;)
Higher income tax
How do these SEO dashboards know what people are searching for? Is there a way (maybe via the ad bidding platform?) to get this kind of data from Google?
Then why is he still using an iPhone? https://www.threads.net/@mosseri/post/Cu4en-1gb-e
You mean as opposed to never calling dlclose to the handle? If you specify RTLD_NODELETE, the dynamic linker can avoid some dependency tracking that would otherwise be needed to avoid premature unloading of the object because that unloading can never happen.

However, the main application of NODELETE is the DF_1_NODELETE flag in the shared object itself. A typical use case is if the shared object installs a function pointer somewhere where it cannot be reverted as part of the dlclose operation. If the dlclose proceeds despite this, calling the function later will have hard-to-diagnose, unpredictable consequences. Rather than relying on dlclose never being called (which is difficult because the object might have been loaded as an indirect dependency, unaware to the caller of dlopen), using the DF_1_NODELETE flag makes this explicit.
It is completely expected that leadership from Meta would say that, given "It also expected measures taken by Apple, Inc. to protect user privacy to cost it some $10 billion in advertisement revenue, an amount equal to roughly 8% of its revenue for 2021" [1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meta_Platforms
rxjs (see M. Kerjean's sibling comment for an example) or mobx/mobx-state-tree can be used to implement something like that, and I've quite enjoyed both react+mobx and lit+mobx as a result.

(googling 'thing mobx' where 'thing' is your preferred rendering system has results in quite a lot of cases)
Big like Hollywood publishers. We were talking about why they don't release stuff worldwide immediately, so there you go.. because of local laws, not because they "don't care". They care about money.

Btw recommending to ignore local laws and not pay tax and such seems like bad advice. If in doubt hire a lawyer
I am aware how dangerous it is to completely and utterly give oneself up to the medical system. Those without experience dont want to believe this for the sake of their own feeling of comfort and safety.
how being a senior journalist in the country's maybe #1 and #3 news institutions is like, a big deal.

Ok, so you've established how his parents may be considered elite. You haven't explained the legacy part though. Did his parents get their jobs based on his grandparents merits? Can they trace their lineage back to the Mayflower? If that is irrelevant, can you perhaps explain your conception of "legacy elite" and how it differs from regular elite?

[they] never went public with their identities[..] They're not regarded as investigative journalists

That's true. In order to be considered a journalist you have to go public with your findings. Otherwise, you may be an investigator but not a journalist.
The Nabateans had a strong horse culture and I believe they are credited for the Arabian breed of horse. The region is rich in equine breeding.
This is plainly untrue. The US has an absurdly consumer friendly legal environment; you simply say you didn’t do the transaction and your money is immediately refunded; it is up to the payment infra to eat the losses.

The reason mag stripe and associated technologies stuck around is precisely because US banks were good enough at real-time fraud detection that the cost of fraud was << cost of replacing every card and strongaming every merchant into buying new payment terminals. Eventually they relented since the US became the place to cash out non-US cards.

And identity theft is absolutely a thing in Europe. As a random example, here is Sweden: https://globalinitiative.net/analysis/21752-2/
It's just a random shitpost reply to a random tweet. Not sure why this is on the front page
I never really had an issue with passport queues. Most airports I travel through have automated gates and it takes literally seconds to get through. When there's a queue, it's usually no more than 1-5 people getting through 5-10 gates so it takes no time at all.

Changing class won't make any of the issues I pointed out better, with the possible exception of the toilets.
"Better" is subjective. It's drastically better in some aspects (e.g. flexibility in UI - I cannot stand "just plaster all apps on the home screen" "organisation"; but also user control and feedback (errors mean something, and are shown, not vague spinning wheel until the end of time)), worse in others (privacy controls). Depending on what matters to every person, it could be better or worse for their specific needs and wants.
“Fx” is and basically has always been (v1.5) the official abbreviation for “Firefox”. This abbreviation is basically the only one used inside Mozilla & you can see it reflected in their project names to this day.

> How do I capitalize Firefox? How do I abbreviate it?

> Only the first letter is capitalized (so it's Firefox, not FireFox.) The preferred abbreviation is "Fx" or "fx".

– Mozilla Firefox 1.5 Release Notes, https://website-archive.mozilla.org/www.mozilla.org/firefox_...
Android is now better than iOS, says owner of a newly released product that is so bad for privacy towards the consumer, that it’s not allowed in the EU. Android, the platform that has some of the most lax privacy rules, agree that you should totally trust all of them with your data…
I smell something, and it ain’t roses
lol, this hits close to home. As a PhD student with several years of past experience in Dev work, I have become the main reference point of the lab to deal with this stuff. Just now I have spent 2 days debugging a Dockerfile shared in a repository published in a paper to build the environment to run the experiments.

One interesting thing about this is that since the moment the experiments have been done, and the paper is actually published, you are probably several (even major!) versions behind on every possible software. If the shared information does not take this into account (i.e., versions are not fixed when trying to create reproducible environments), you're in for some painful debugging :).
Maybe it's another white dwarf pulsar. This would still be exceptionably slow.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vKliRMfdTw
Maybe it really depends on the industry and the size of your clients. But if you target small/medium business, they won't have crazy enterprise requirements. Of course they will want a good product and something that fits their criteria. But often times they won't need to replace their whole X solution, they just might need a small API/plugin that connects their platform with Y.

I'm not a salesman either, but I think it's easier to persuade 1 business person to spend $400/mo on your solution rather than persuading 100 individuals to pay you $4/mo. Individuals (even I'm like this) tend to have high, almost unreasonable, standards for the quality of service you get for $4 per month. Comparatively I think for a lot of business, $400 a month is nothing.
> This meme that tech workers are obscenely overpaid is just an example of how the propaganda of the truly wealthy elite works.

Or it's a realistic view from outside your bubble.

Check out the income distribution of the U.S. public and realize that the typical software engineer is within the top 1% when considering total compensation. And put that in relation to what the typical programmer contributes to society which is rarely within the top 1%.

> Instead of standing in solidarity with the counter lady and doing things to lift her up, you’d rather tear the IC down. It’s sad.

I stand in full solidarity with the Walmart lady. Lifting her up doesn't mean gettinf her into programming bootcamp though. Her rent is so sky high because all the insane tech worker compensation around her inflated housing costs.

The comments in this thread makes all this entitlement pretty obvious.
"Mathematicians at the University of Oxford used the AI to discover a surprising connection between algebraic and geometric invariant knots, establishing a completely new theorem in the field."[0]

The goalposts will continue moving until morale impairs.

[0] https://news.sky.com/story/mathematicians-hail-breakthrough-...
Yet the open source ecosystem is thriving on Android, whereas it's incredibly cumbersome to use open source apps on iOS.
They are both terrible in their own ways in my opinion, I could also write an entire paragraph on xcode
Yeah Biscocho here in Spain.
> Or is there a theoretical maximum a single chip can do?

There's a point where you won't be able to pack more transistors on a chip, but if Cerebras' work is an indication, chips themselves can get quite large.

But remember these chips are not designed with desktop users in mind. These chips are more similar to the ones inside very large computers that are built to host hundreds of simultaneous virtual machines on behalf of hundreds of users.

Sadly, we won't see desktops based on these unless we custom order them.
I feel most governments would never allow this
Proposal for optional chaining assignment in TypeScript
Interesting that they use auto-formatting for Python using the Black tool, is this common elsewhere?

https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos/docs/+/HEAD/sty...
Because they’re speaking as the head of instagram, and apple keeps curtailing the ability for third parties to collect user information. So while as a user using an iphone is to their benefit, as an employee of Meta iPhones are not.

Reminder: Threads has yet to launch in the EU (and it might take months yet), because of its poor data protection and direct cross-feed of Instagram data.
War of the AI Lovers
Why regulation by enforcement is a bad idea
Braille screens are prohibitively expensive. Most blind people on the internet either have enough sight to navigate a heavily vision-optimized interface (high-contrast, large text) or use a screen reader, or both.

As far as input goes, braille keyboards are more affordable, but many users can touch-type (and have their screen reader read back). Dictation is also a mature option at this point.

Blind people need 3rd-party apps because these apps can be more compatible with screen readers, or can be themed in an easier way allowing for blind-friendly presets. In general, official apps tend to be heavily obfuscated to prevent automated scraping and puppeting. Since blind users often need to basically puppet their devices by not using common interfaces, this puts them at odds with corporations who do not care about them and would ban them if allowed. The alternative is of course not to use big tech products but just because you have a disability shouldn't mean you are abandoning at least half the current web.
Are we verbing kagi now?
I just feel that "via voice" is what makes me having doubts. Almost any tool could be adapted to a "via voice" interface, but which tools will become better for it?

I have a hunch that almost any custom interface on top of Salesforce would improve it.
Pro-tip: CFAA only applies if you cross state lines between you and the server. Otherwise, state laws applies and there are/were some states that never passed any 'anti-hacking' laws.

Source: experience.
I'm not suggesting that C# makes a change, it is probably too late (although you could easily implement both models), I was just describing my preferred semantics (well, I prefer stackfull coroutines, but that's another story). I don't think it deviates much from the existing semantics, the minimum change is adding awaits automatically for any call to awaitable functions and requiring async annotations otherwise. This is a relatively minor change.

I don't think that the async/sync division is a minor thing, but thanks for the Kotlin reference, I'll take a look. Before watching the video I guess that they implement 'stackfull-like' behaviour in otherwise stackless coroutines by force-inlining any HOF so that the coroutine is again flattened. If that's the case, that's great! What happens if inlining can't happen? They reject the code or convert to stackfull coroutines? That's for me as always been the holy grail: stackfull semantics that optimize to stackless (i.e. bounded stack usage) when possible (i.e. when the compler can see all possible yield points).

I have been trying to figure out (in C++) the subset of the language such as the optimization is always guaranteed (at the very least you need first class and explicit continuations so that the compiler can track them and inlining must be possible). Possibly Kotlin has cracked it.
the purpose of an economy is to support and ensure the existence of its host organism, its country. there is no rule that says any specific amount of human labour has to be involved.
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You are making the same mistake. There is no Mastodon as a place or protocol. There's ActivityPub and a bunch of server/client software. Mastodon is one of those
You can be arrested for speech offenses, like a Facebook or Twitter post. Plenty of solid examples on Internet.
At a guess (this is kinda far away from my own linguistics education), it serves some kind of pragmatic/discourse function. Basically, it means something along the lines of "I am now going to tell a story", which is probably useful information for interlocutors to know how to modulate turn-taking when interacting with the speaker.
OK more importantly, is anyone else getting directed into the Thread app with this link - then back out to a web link

(on iOS at least - maybe iOS is not good enough to view content in the app anymore)
Lemmy federates with Mastodon. You can @ a community to post in it.
I worked as an implementation consultant during the 1st or 2nd generation of CRM apps back in the fist decade of this century. Then, since 2010 I became a CRM end-user, mainly of Salesforce.

After all those years listening to sales people complain about workflows and broken UI/UX, I realized the perfect system for this type of user is a message driven minimal UI app.

System would send email/IM to users all day long asking questions about news leads, changes in opps stages, phone calls, contracts sent for signature etc. Sales folks would click a link, fill in a 2 field form and hit save. Call that "micro updates", if you will. The system mimics the sales manager who nudges the sales person for updates. Navigation within the app is minimal, so there is no room for alibis like: "Oh, I'm not updating it because it takes too much of my time. I was doing sales work instead."

All this would be for the operational CRM. Analytical/management parts of the system would present the typical UI/UX we all know about.
The Value of Thinking and Creating on the Asymptote to Zero – The Next Platform
> Android, the platform that ...

Was built and maintained by... a literal advertising company?

I use Android, but yeah, let's not pretend that Android and iOS revenues come from the same place.
One of the reasons for the UK productivity gap is our oversize services sector. In services businesses meet demand by adding headcount, and falling demand is met with layoffs. Since UK hire and fire rules are more flexible than eg FR/DE that works for secs biz. We do still have a manufacturing sector, but much of it is invisible as its the arms industry, where Britain is still a big player. That's OK because the arms industry is less price sensitive than consumer manufacturing like cars, white goods etc. In those sectors strict rules on hire and fire has forced FR and DE industry to figure out how to scale by means other than headcount.
For once this was exactly what I thought the title was about.
I'm sure your salary, stocks and bonuses compensate you royaly for your heroic effort from your armchair in an office with nice AC, unlimited snacks and coffee and no requirement to show up before 10am.

Those millions that were wasted and later "saved" were likely because somebody misunderstood AWS billing and hacked away without bothering. Likely also being compensated royaly.

This bubble and the consequence of feeling entitled left and right is pretty disturbing.
I only have used them in C++/WinRT, as they are a kind of required to handle anything WinRT, and it was kind of ok when doing UWP, although it was much more complex as in WinRT case, it also takes into account how COM/WinRT compartments work.

See https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20210504-01/?p=10...

Don't miss it.
Hopefully literally!
Docuseal: Open-source DocuSign alternative
A careless slip led to a fatal accident in the Manhattan Project
> I cannot stand "just plaster all apps on the home screen" "organisation"

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT211345
Right, let's just 10x all incomes. Which will also 10x all costs. This will totally make society just and save the planet.

No need to look in the mirror and realize our privilege.
2) make all fields optional
Yes.
Emu48 is nothing but excellent. It's a downloadable emulator of a Hewlett Packard machine. It takes a little ingenuity to input/output data, but Hewlett Packard's calculator engineers probably made the best calculator possible, with hundreds of ways to manipulate sets and matrices of numbers, and that still counts.
True, but the domestic horses have been introduced in this region much later than the domestic donkeys, while the wild hemiones (half-donkey in Greek) a.k.a. onagers (wild donkey in Greek) were native to the region.

We have records about these "kunga" hybrids that are much older than anything we know about the Nabataeans.

The skills for breeding horses in this region could have been inherited from older traditions of breeding donkeys and donkey hybrids.
FYI, the employment rate in the west in between 50% and 75%.
Yeah, it's a large language model not a large reasoning model. I don't really have any faith in what seems to me like attempts to make LLMs act like LRMs.

I think it's always going to be a bit shit, no matter how large they make them it's always going to be an obvious faker, always going to confabulate and lie etc.

As long as we are using a technology that merely fakes intelligence (using statistics to generate the most likely next token based on training data is not intelligence), it is going to be obvious that it's fake. This whole bubble is going to burst when people start realizing how overrated it is.
A really nice post, thanks.