skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Heh fair enough. For me, it comes with the advantages of the CLI that I care about (primarily: easily accessible with the keyboard, and launching without delay) without having to adopt a different editor.

I don't need line-by-line usually (but it can technically do it if needed), but undoing accidental adds is indeed a bit of a pain.
Wheel attached to the hub is also a safety critical system, isn't it? If not tighten properly it may lead to a fatal accident. Where should the industry put the line of serviceable vs non-serviceable (by non-professional) parts?
While it is not a law (in my area at least), I would not buy a car without a recent inspection.

I would support a law that requires a special, more in-depth inspection in order to sell a car. My area has a (kind of) similar law...if you are buying an R title vehicle from out of state, then you have to get an "enhanced" inspection, with pictures before you can register it. I like that law and I would support making the enhanced inspection manditory for all car sales...I would put the onus on the seller though, but that's just me.
The UK, Scotland in particular, as a starter for 10.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scottish_wildcat
Definitely: the kind of people on corporate boards are definitely looking for candidates like themselves. The rest of us should factor that in to decisions and avoid being dependent on companies with warning signs like this unless it’s something easily replaced.
I was wondering, I've recently picked up Tiktok and on the live streams, despite it saying that you need 1000 followers and be 18 years old, I saw so many kids, live streaming.
I was wondering why they didn't enforce their own rules.
I'm guessing, too large amount of streamers, but even if you had only one dedicated person, you'd certainly find enough teens or children live streaming.

So this is quite the timely ruling.

However why would people between 13 and 18 be prohibited from streaming?
If you say "the lurking perverts", that argument doesn't work for chat control, so why should it work here? It's a moot point. Sexual content is not allowed on Tiktok. You can see women in bikinis, but you can see them, even topless, in real life on public beaches too.
So what other reason would there be?
Off the top of my head, there's Larian Studios (bg3), and Haemimont Games (ja3).
I write top-to-bottom code almost always. And prefer not to have separate functions if I don't need them. Here is the real example I'm building CRM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4QjeBEkNLc
That's maintained by your municipality, as they sift through the sewers looking for coronavirus levels.
Making Content Security Policies (CSPs) Easy with Page Shield
They also said that they are all for transparency right before keeping the name of their director of UAP Research secret; they thankfully recanted hours later.

And while they also insisted that the stigma around UAPs must be left behind, the head of NASA described people who want more information about Roswell as "kooks".

Therefore, I think it is fair to say that their messaging has been mixed, even within the confines of yesterday's presentation.
>it cannot be resold

He covered it.
+ you can write both UI and low level code in one language
They know how to comply, but that would hurt their bottom line.
Show HN: A CLI tool to notify me when the network goes offline
I mean, one is already dead after hanging; everything else is just some extra burden on state finances. Your body will become dust anyway, quartered or not quartered.
He's a working class anarchist who is peeved that the anarchist movement has been taken over by people who are effectively not anarchist at all, imposing authoritarian decrees on what can and can't be said (mostly around criticism of 'gender identity'), and threatening to call the police if their demands aren't mind.

The author makes an interesting point about the influence of the individualistic ideology, represented politically by Margaret Thatcher:

> This is a Thatcherite celebration of the "individual" as the be-all and end-all. She would have been proud of the individualistic bullshit they try to dress up as anarchism.

In a way, this, more generally applied to neuter the political left, was Thatcher's most long-lasting political achievement. As the article expounds, even far-left anarchist movements aren't immune to it, sadly.
Yes, but by putting it into the public domain, Willingham just created a large group with an incentive to fund the lawyers working against DC. Public interest groups and other publishers both could join lawsuits.
And put an orange collar on them to identify them as an escapee.

https://ek.explodingkittens.com/kittyconvict
>Nobody cares anymore.

This really depends on the context. Note the various news articles currently going around that highlight the increased scrutiny Musk faced when he smoked weed publicly on a podcast. It’s still federally illegal and that can still come with very real consequences.
The only problem I see, is that 5000 per year is very low, almost 400 dollars per month.

It means that if I make 500 dollars per month, I have to pay 165 to Embarcadero.

Makes no sense.

I think more reasonable would be at least 24.000 per year, 2000 per month, and of course, net.

By the way, Delphi is my favorite language, so is not anything against it, I just think that Delphi is too expensive to start with.
Into the EU budget https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budget_of_the_European_Union
I've never gone big for a phone. As you said, as long as it does what it needs to do, I'm good. For privacy reasons, I was strongly considering the 15. But with USB2 or USB3 for top dollar? I'm doing some rethinking. Maybe my carrier will offer a deal?
I did look it up, but the way the OP was formed I thought that is some secret underground forum I just am not able to find.
Let me rephrase that for you: NASA uses public obsession with conspiratorial nonsense to try and obtain more funding for real shit.

It would shock me if there wasn't life elsewhere in the universe, but space and time are stupid huge, and the credulous nonsense from UFO enthusiasts is incredibly annoying to me.

Like, sure - anything we don't understand should be investigated, and NASA is criminally under-resourced in all areas, but don't get annoyed when it still isn't aliens.
I almost wrote NaCl, but I think the point is about the crypto primitives, though the higher-level library is what everyone uses in practice
For the base language (as you'll see repeatedly), "The C Programming Language".

For the standard library (POSIX), I don't have a good catch all source but you'll want one here.

For networking (which tells more than just networking), "Beej's Guide to Networking". That's a fantastic book (online free from the author). Hilarious and informative.

I liked writing existing unix utilities myself and I found that a helpful set of projects.
I quite enjoy old jobs or things that people (or even animals such as the spit dog) used to do, that no longer exist.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turnspit_dog
Some crimes can be avoided with Orientational Analysis. Nobody teaches it though.
I have had my indoor cats get out before, it sucks. I currently have AirTags on their collars but something like this with real gps would be way better.

I just wish it were smaller.
I've downloaded one of their past community editions, their sales team will call and email you. They back off when you tell them you're not evaluating the product for your work, but it's still kind of annoying.
I have the same question for Skio. I see it on HN Hiring sometimes. They build subscriptions for shopify.
They could, but you get in while the iron is hot, make your money, and get out.
Meanwhile I know people who had cbd-infused lotion as they drove through Texas and had some very expensive legal fees to avoid a felony.
Gaddafi was bad but his regime did manage to make Libya one of the most developed countries of the region before Western sanctions eventually hit, and they did that without borrowing any money abroad thanks to their oil reserves.

> the French are even more reviled than Islamists are in Africa

That is pure propaganda BS.
In one case you’re seeing a topless woman on the beach

In the other case you have anonymous strangers rewarding children for edging closer to sexual performances
Or how browsers were supposed to replace Flash with built-in standards.. that never really materialized the dream in practice for web media creators.
That's even weirder then. Is it like when Blizzard decided they wished they had owned DotA money and enforced new ownership rules for mods for their new games but ended up just getting bad press?
Thank you so much this is really helpful! I was a bit worried about spending weeks on something that nobody wanted, so I launched a MVP to begin with. If there’s enough interest I’ll work on more features!
I would still keep a one off or license based pricing though, I feel a collective subscription fatigue
I would assume it really comes down to Gumroad's ToS and what they "allow" on their site, but it is a bit different if he was buying data and reselling it. He's not, he's taking publicly available data and adding value on top of it.

If I were gumroad, I'd love these tools to be out there, it drives more people to their platform through more content. I doubt they'll get upset about this.
"Beej's Guide to Networking" book is phenomenal!
Most of these ideas are tradeoffs. If a particular tradeoff is the right thing to do 80% of the time, then it is clearly a good idea. But if you understand it as dogma, you'll do the wrong thing 20% of the time.

Take the pizza example. Which is better, linear code or small functions? It's a series of tradeoffs. Once you get above a screen of code, or 10 ifs, functions become hard to read. Once the same logic has been written 3x, abstracting it is usually a win. Even if it is small. And there is a fuzzy area where it isn't obvious which is better, and debating it is probably a loss over writing it and moving on. Doubly so if you're defaulting to the same kind of decisions every time and so the style is consistent.

In a world full of pragmatic tradeoffs, dogmatism is rarely the right choice. (Unless you haven't learned the tradeoffs.)
"Further more, Tim is bound by law to do what is best for the shareholders."

This stupid meme needs to die already. There is no such obligation, he only has a fiduciary duty to not trash the company and spend the earnings on cocaine. "companies are legally forced to maximise profit" has never been true and this piece of misinformation has been going around for ages now.
While I do like linear code the bigger problem is that everything is in scope. If you break it apart into separate functions you can clearly see the inputs and outputs.
The dash for biogas and the death of 18,000 cows
Truthiness in C
> It's a well-designed system that ensures privacy during one's lifetime

So is a filing cabinet or safe, ideas that have worked well for 1000s of years. If you really need a digital backup, throw the documents on a $10 flash drive, maybe have two copies of that.

I guess I'm cynical because governments and institutions get hacked all the time.
Exactly, did you build your own solution for this, maybe based on open source projects, or do you rely on external service for scraping?
I'm curious too since I'm developing a web scraping API product (https://scrapingfish.com).
The expected usage of any unused space in a mobile device is to add in extra battery cells, or perhaps to reduce thickness.

The fact that neither of these have been done is unusual, and indicates an intentional choice to not do an optimization that almost everyone does.
Already it's up to a 3 - 4 week wait for iPhone Pro max...
I confess I'm not a delphi user, but I've used licenses like this in other places.

I would be really surprised if they have any of the items you hypothesise. (Maybe an actual delphi user can comment.)

The short answer (I cases I have experienced) is that they don't need to do any of this. If you use it past that point you are in violation of the license. If you choose to do that (or, you know, just pirate it) then you run existential business risk. If you think saving a few $ when you have a business making cash, then take the risk.

In other words, businesses making money will tend to spend money because it's a good idea, from a business point of view, to do that.
Similar to the writers strike and AI, auto workers are facing a future of electric cars that require less labor to build.
The point is to hurt DC financially in reprisal.

Also, characters from fable came from the public domain, so it's a logical conclusion from the point of view of the author.
So, protecting private data online, as little as the EU does, is oppression... Oppression of whom?
I mean, if you have space left over you could just pack it with more battery? For example if we look at the iPad [0], there is some empty space inside, but mostly it's all battery.

[0] https://youtu.be/uCYUZQGjm8I?si=D-fpaRSSCkbOdReo&t=75
Left case has too much scope. I don’t know at a quick glance if a variable from line 1 is used on line 200
That's not what the inside of a good tablet looks like though right?
Interesting turn of phrase “oppressed corporations”

A lot of fun stuff to think about with that
Will that fine impact tiktok or there wont be any change? If tiktok wont change its practice, then it should be fined again within set period/deadline
When Jim Carrey wrote himself a $10M cheque
I write much longer comments on my laptop and desktop computers than on my phone. The pains you mention make me write less even when I want to write more. Do not confuse this with “I have made this longer than usual because I have not time to make it shorter.” (Pascal, 1657, though others have said something similar and folklore attributes the idea to many more) - I do often revise long comments on my computer to be shorter, but they are still much longer than what I'd write on my phone. If I spent more time on them on my computer I'd write them even shorter, but still much longer because what I want to say is normally long and complex and a phone just makes the complexity too hard to write.

You won't be surprised I've never got the point of limited space places like twitter...
I’m surprised the zero isn’t dotted or slashed for airplane cockpit applications
If you don't have to support IE (I'm sure some poor souls on here still have to), my opinions are:

> Do we still need libraries like Vue?

No

> Haven't native web components reached the point where we can let go of the component "polyfills" we've been using?

Yes
I am using the free version of https://db-ip.com, seems pretty good.
oppress
/əˈprɛs/
verb

keep (someone) in subjection and hardship, especially by the unjust exercise of authority.

I can't agree that TikTok or other recipients of such fingers could yet be considered to be in "subjection and hardship". Nor would I consider the fines so far issued to be particularly unjust.
They discontinued white?
I did say about 3 comments up that I could see them being a monopoly maybe in the Android ecosystem. I don't want anything to do with Android phones because I don't like Google, so I don't understand what is happening in that world.
The concept wasn’t weird to me but the revenue threshold of $5k was.
All of us have a singular experience, I only shared mine because it wasn't matching with yours. What's wrong with it?^^
Why not? If Fables is public domain shouldn't I be allowed to make scans of my copies and share them?
If the password was in hex format yes. Hex has 16 alphanumeric characters. The English alphabet has 36 alphanumeric characters so that's a lot harder to break at as 36 ^ 7 is much larger than 16 ^ 7.
Hetzner also have a reputation for taking the bare minimum action possible about abuse reports.

Personally I'm entirely happy with taking the risk of services blocking Hetzner in return for everything else about their service, but it isn't -just- a consequence of their popularity.
The reason for that is regulation and contracts.
The patterns of Venus’s movement across the sky
Ubuntu Mate still seems to be doing fine, but yea the latest mayor update of the desktop was two years ago, development isn't very busy there.
I'd like to know that as well.

Where do all those fines go?
An app that has root access can grant permissions to itself. It can as well remount /system as writable and make itself privileged by copying its apk to /system/priv-app
> Why are you playing games forever that aren't entertaining?

Did I say I play endless games? I said free to play games have to be endless to get you to pay.
but why aren't they investing in successes as they find them. There was loads of room to invest in ksp1 to try and get a chunk for themselves.
General government budget.
Applying western thinking to the CCP is a mistake, thinking autocrats follow logical reasoning too.

Xi's career goal is the complete re-unification of China and he's getting quite old now, likely his last term (ends in 2027/8 iirc). He'll be making important decisions in the next few years.
Testimony is often wrong. The testimony for the Mormon religion is just as compelling (arguably more compelling) than any UFO incident, yet the vast majority of people don't convert to Mormonism.

https://archive.ph/RsStS
While staying at your job, can you create your own tech company and create a few websites or do any other random work you find?

This might have 2 benefits to you in your current situation.

1) Any little side jobs you pick up will allow you to brush up on your skills.

2) You can add this company's projects to your resume as recent experience that fills in the time gap, putting you in better position for future employment.
A place to talk about what radio you own.
I have one too. It is useless considering the range is less than the maximum possible distance in a mid sized house.

When she escapes I open Find My and I generally visually find the cat with my eyes before the phone even picks the signal up. It keeps the "Get closer..." and only actually shows the arrow when I'm like 5 meters from it.

I have iPad iPhone Mac Apple TV Airpods, more stuff and a bunch of Apple services. Honestly my most disappointing Apple purchase.

In case it matters, phone is 13 Pro.
Right, you can read both but it also requires more brain power to separate out when not in separate functions. It's also easier to unit test as the code grows larger.
> They have no moat

How easy is for a studio to change engine? Isn't that a decent moat?
I'm very dubious of anyone resorting to "readability" as a justification.

What you're doing by breaking things into functions is trying to prevent it's eventual growth into a bug infested behemoth. In my experience, nearly every case where an area of a code base has become unmaintainable - it generally originates in a large, stateful piece of code that started in this fashion.

Every one who works in said area then usually has the option of either a) making it worse by adding another block to tweak it's behaviour, or b) start splitting it up and hope they don't break stuff.

I don't want to see the "how" every time I need to understand the "what". In fact, that is going to force me to parse extraneous detail, possibly for hundreds of lines, until I find the bit that actually needs to be changed.
Nice post. If i understand you correctly; you are saying that K is specialized enough (my knowledge is only cursory here) that you can directly work with the data model easily rather than going through multiple layers of abstractions and hence linear code is normal. In other languages it may not be so easy to do and multiple layers of abstractions only make things harder to comprehend. True, IMO Abstraction should always follow Understanding of the Problem space and not some arbitrary dogma. What i find infuriating nowadays is "cargo culting" where people blindly follow something because they read it somewhere/listened to somebody without thinking through the motivations involved and whether it is applicable to their current problem. In other words "they don't think" for themselves. Examples are "OO is bad"(it is not), Agile/Scrum processes will magically solve all your PM problems(hell, no!), Using the latest library/framework/API/fad will magically make your system better (no!), etc. etc.
>We have very different memories of these events.

Oh? In what field are you working?

>A bunch of academics making an announcement is definitely not science.

A bunch of heads of Ivy League Universities who are the foremost experts on debunking junk epidemiology and who have all contributed significantly to the field are more wortg listening to than the media who has current joint ownership and board control of Pfizer. Even if only from a Bayesian logical perspective. Conflicts of such interests don't make for good science. But of course, as the general public doesn't know the difference, you can tell anyone whatever you want. Well, anyone except actual scientists.
Might as well keep it cheap, though
In most tablets the extra space is filled with more battery, better cooling, bigger speakers, SD card slot, more ports… lots of possibilities.

Here’s what the inside of a 2020 iPad Air (10.9”) looks like for example. Still a little empty space, but much more full.
https://i.ibb.co/hRKhPRP/IMG-2853.jpg
> reach above 200.000 installs total or $200.000 income per year

No developers/companies who made more than $200k per year (overall revenue of the company, not per game) were even allowed to the use the Personal/Plus tiers and were required to upgrade to pro (which has 1 million install/revenue limits).

I don't think the itself cost would be unreasonable for at least 90-95% of all developers and if you average it out across everyone the proportion of revenue Unity get's would be still pretty low (not much more than 1% or so).

Most people seem to be upset because how they applied these changes retroactively on currently released games and because the whole model seems way to convoluted and not really thought trough.
Yeah, I never viewed this as a "flagship device". Everything you could stuff into those voids is a choice with poor tradeoffs.

- Bigger battery: More cost, more weight. And who has battery issues with a tablet anyway? Mine lasts forever.

- Performance: More cost and doesn't actually require much more volume

- Storage, RAM: Much more cost and not really how Pixels operate, sadly.

- Better camera: Who does this on a tablet? Really?

So okay, we're mocking the empty space but what do you want to put there that you're willing to pay for?
The reality is some people take care of their stuff others dont.

I see adults with absolute garbage looking iPhones. Some people just do not care. Others do. There is some amount of 'psychological' you can do to fix some of it. But at the end of the day you will have a mix of 'sorta broke', 'broken', 'did you ever take it out of the box'.

Then on top of that. There is a level of junk products. I have a high end laptop I absolutely baby. That thing is a piece of rubish and in a year or so I am going to gladly get rid of it. It has major defects ~2 years in. The previous 3 laptops I had were in very good condition for 5+ years each until the plastic literally started detreating. The same ODM's making that laptop are also making chromebooks. My only option to fix this is by buying used parts of sites like ebay. Or be without my primary computer for 4-8 weeks. Chromebooks margins have to be decently thin or they would not sell them that cheap. Which probably means the things are kind of junk too.
Exactly. This isn't about Joe Blow not reading the ToS for his eleventieth browser toolbar. This is about a business not reading the ToS for an essential, integral component that will cost you dearly to replace and might bankrupt the business.
It was PowerPC, not Power, those are different.
Or when I was in first grade and my teacher marked me down thinking I had written both a one and a zero. Never will forget that.