skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Similarly with Linux, hacking it on your own machine and publishing the result is one thing. Introducing a potential security hole on others' machines is another.

Playing devils advocate for a moment. How else do you test the robustness of the human process to prevent bad actors? Don’t you need someone to attempt to introduce a security hole to know that you are robust to this kind of attack?
Discord has a network effect that Zulip doesn't, meaning a lot of times audiences are there whether creators like it or not.

Sometimes there is choice though, and it takes choices from many folks to switch a community
Obviously because the satellites are at the bottom of the ocean.

That guy is far too concerned with the popularity of his Tweets than being bothered where space actually is.
https://docs.kr8s.org/en/latest/branding.html
Mac has released a clipboard management app,but they dont know how to post on HN
Let me help them complete it:

People have always underestimated the role of the clipboard. Every day you copy and paste a lot of valuable content, but you haven't been able to properly save and use it. I think everyone should be ashamed of this.

Especially companies that produce Macs, they should have done something for the most precious data of users, but they did nothing. They just stood by and watched users lose information and inspiration.

Now CleanClip has done it for them, and now comes to HN to post for them. CleanClip is a perfect nanny.

## So what is CleanClip?

CleanClip is an app that allows you to quickly access clipboard history with a shortcut key.

## How to use it and what are the features of it?

Quick Menu with "⌘ + ;"
Quickly access the 5 most recent copied items in any scenario

⌨ Follows the Editing Field
The popup window appears at the position of the editing field, no need to switch your focus anymore

Immersive Interaction Style
Simple and elegant, seamlessly integrated with the system

Quick Search
Instantly find even the oldest records by typing a letter

Full Format Support
Supports all copyable formats, including images and files

Mobile Records Retention
With iCloud enabled, text and image records copied on your phone can be viewed on your Mac

Designed for Mac
Supports macOS 11.0+

## Where can we get it? For free?

Visit: https://clip.macaify.com/
We have to get the economy bad to make it hard on workers....they will thank us for it.
You are also on Hacker News, most people wouldn’t be. Also do you really want to buy stolen stuff? I wouldn’t. Seems dishonorable.
That would require a new browser feature or image metadata tag that indicates “load only until here if not visible”, right?

Or do you mean web developers should manually swap assets based on visibility, rather than make a binary load/don’t load decision?
The performance metrics in pagespeed/lighthouse etc. are not really assessing performance directly.

You can have a slow, bloated website but great metrics, because you’re doing the “right” things.

However lazy loading images that are not on screen is generally a good thing. Images are typically the heaviest part of a website and loading them only when needed is good.

The article in question acknowledges that, but is criticizing the implementation and failure mode.
Yup, naming things is hard!
I've been thinking it would be cool to build something like this. What gets me stuck is version controllability and backups.

I think ideally you'd want multiple backends, either SQLite, or flat files that are Git/SyncThing friendly.

I was even thinking the file format could have a file UUID and record timestamps, so that if you put a different version of the same file in the same folder(Like with a SyncThing conflict file) it would give you a merged view, with newest-record-wins logic.

Formulas I think would be the easy part. Just write it all in Python and use one of the many Excel compatible formulas implementations, and just make sure all changes went through the app.

Maybe you could even have a REST API to build other things on top of it.

The web frontend wouldn't be too hard, it could just be a Vue3 app with an HTML table element.

Then you could have a cell type who's value was a query, which would embed a DB browser list widget in the cell, and that cell type could have the option to bind its selected row to another cell.

Like VB+Excel+Access+My fork of Freeboard with inputs in one!
If the wrapper is an extremely ergonomic Discord bot (which is probably what the other commenters are imagining or would settle on if they tried to implement it) then it might work but it still seems like a worse solution with a lot of extra overhead compared to software that already does what it's meant to (and crucially, can't do what it isn't meant to).
There was this article about Iceland combatting teen drug abuse by providing alternative activities and social outlets:

https://www.naturalhigh.org/icelands-radical-transformation-...
That doesn’t help today though (at least not without additional mechanisms): Each individual internet connection is often fast enough, and actually used bandwidth is more of a concern than saturating an individual connection.
The actual falsification is far more subtle and usually is done with an entire cohort of admins.

The Polish and the Croatians have been caught, the Hungarians not yet. We discussed this at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34747388
BS. API layers exist for a reason. Maybe they will realize that reason if they try to expose the DB...
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I don't think it's racist, classist, or misogynistic to make an observation. You yourself made this observation, and I didn't detect the slightest hint of racism or misogyny from your report even though it described a very specific marginalized group. On the contrary, to your point, the reason they are "invisible" is because we are used to seeing exactly what you describe.
I love it, a video TLDR for classic (and not so classic papers). Thank you.
There's an implicit value judgment there though: would you stick a book that exhibited the Lindy effect even if you fundamentally disapproved of it.

For example: the King James English Bible is surely very high on the Lindyness scale, massively influential, and on that basis deserves a place on every educated reader's library: but its also the source of bigotry, suffering and death for thousands of people. Do you stock it, or no?
You can write in water by using a marker to write on a piece of glass, and then carefully submerging the glass, so that the writing lifts off the glass and floats on the surface.

I saw that on Japanese TV.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4NSDttKJC4
There's a major difference that makes Wikipedia fundamentally different than encyclopedias. Britannica was written primarily by experts ranging from Albert Einstein to Isaac Asimov, and everybody in between. And these writers would offer their own perspectives, insights, and expertise. It was a rich primary source.

Wikipedia, by contrast, is not a primary source, and writers are supposed to do little more than paraphrase reliable sources. This is a good idea in theory to solve the issue of going from having articles written by Einstein to having them written by random people, but it doesn't seem to work so well in practice. The problem is that topics whose framing is seen as relevant by some group or another (which is an absurdly large amount) drags in partisans, corporations, politicians, intelligence agencies and the rest of the dreg. And it leaves Wiki really hurting for quality on these pages.
My worst nightmare is JetBrains gets IPO (or acquired by a public traded corp).
Can confirm. Snag a copy of the NCPDP Telecom spec, (pricey doc, but is basically the Bible for PBM's) for the gorey details.
Recent Developments in Astrobiology (2021)
This is a sort of transformation of the bathtub curve.
That's really interesting. What makes VSCode's aesthetic so distinctive and appealing? As an infrequent user of it, I don't really see how it stands out. (The main things that stand out about it to me as an Emacs user is that it has pop-ups/nags/splash tabs that I have to dismiss whenever I open it.)
> THE UNITED STATES SPENDS MORE ON DEFENSE THAN THE NEXT 10 COUNTRIES COMBINED

because the us economy is greater than the next 10 countries combined.

> Using GDP in the denominator doesn’t really make sense

Why not when this is exactly the requirement nato has for its allaince (2% target).

Agreed on the per capita basis tho. We spend more per capita relative to european/scandanavia on alot of things (per student in school, yearly healthcare costs per person etc) but get "worse" outcomes in a capatalist market than they get in a "democratic socialist" market.
Sublime Text was the last piece of daily software that I really enjoy. Since then nothing else has given me that feeling. I bought it a long time back of course.

This is how Sublime Text started: https://www.sublimetext.com/blog/articles/2007/11
From the specs at the bottom.

> Fuel capacity: 54,000 litres

That's a lot of fuel to be calling it "green"
At least IRC is usually logged.

However, I've noticed a disturbing trend amongst web shops. It used to be common for a shop to have it's return policy and form linked on the main page/menu. Right along side its terms&conditions, privacy policy etc. Now I noticed a couple of popular shops I interact with replaced it with "chat with us" things(IKEA in Poland, a bunch of very large clothing brands etc).

I hate it when I have to talk to crappy LLM for 5 minutes to convince it I need a human, then wait 15min because "we're having higher than usual support volume" (at which point it becomes the norm?) to then have a human ask one question and give me a RMA number and order their courier to pick it up.

So much time wasted could be recovered by a simple RMA form. I hope this trend doesn't spread everywhere.
The bible is a hugely influential book. It is probably the most referenced book in western literature, art, and history.

Reading a book is not the same as agreeing with its premises.

One must also judge a book by their historical context.
Then expand your target to a universal turing machine and instructions to compute any computable function. Do you consider it intelligent then?
You might like this thing I'm working on then

https://youtu.be/XNBqBWO4y08
How are shared hosts at all relevant these days? For a few dollars a month you get a full linux VPS that you can install anything on.
I always wanted to switch to Emacs, but JetBrains keeps making great IDEs just to ruin my plan :(
Why Venice will charge tourists to enter
also I gotta wonder about all those interior pieces flying off when it's tilted in the wind. are these really free standing vases? ...
If you check the profile of the author, Jon Brodkin, https://arstechnica.com/author/jon-brodkin/ — roughly 100% of his headlines are political: anti-Musk, anti-GOP, pro-Biden, pro-gov. Disgusting how this goes under the once-respected brand of Ars.
This looks fun.
> I'm a big fan of https://nodebb.org/

TIL to what shit Netgate moved pfSense forums to. I'm glad you are fine with it, but not only my FullHD monitor is not a smartphone, so I don't need 400% fonts on everything (and post dates on the faaaaar right clearly shows nobody ever even used the forum) and most importantly - search doesn't work. It's not like the previous forum had a good search, but at least it worked.

Bonus point: try to Ctrl+mousewheel on any NodeBB (including the official one).
It's true that the system must be tolerant to these sorts of faults, but that doesn't mean we have a right to stress it. The margin for error is not infinite, and by consuming some of it we increase the likelihood of errors going undetected for longer.

Sometimes it will be worth it anyway, and I don't have an opinion about this Wikipedia example, but I think it's pretty uncontroversial that the Linux example was out of line.
You're in for a nasty surprise if (for whatever reason) this code is executed using Python 2:

https://docs.python.org/2/library/functions.html#input

Equivalent to eval(raw_input(prompt)).
Yeah, I almost switched from emacs to VSCode and then discovered that lsp-mode basically meant that there was no advantage to VSCode
From the article

> Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM). The FWHM increases slowly and at continually slowing pace with increasing time. Notably, even after some ten minutes, the linewidth has increased from 40 µm to merely 90 µm
After 5 years and probably like a dozen failed attempts, I run a profitable one-person SaaS.

I initially thought "it was about the tech" and tried remaking levelsio's remoteok as a serverless app, and was surprised that no one cared what I built it in, and that traction/marketing was everything.

I wrote up an article each year about the journey:

- https://maxrozen.com/2018-review-starting-an-internet-busine...

- https://maxrozen.com/2019-further-reflections-trying-to-star...

- https://maxrozen.com/indiehacking-3-year-review

- https://maxrozen.com/2021-strangers-paid-my-macbook

- https://maxrozen.com/2022-just-keep-shipping
It is rarely good to have that much emotional investment in software (or in the money that would otherwise be spent on donations to software devs). Most of us are fairly uninvolved: you either pay or not.

This must be Sublime PR department psyop. A brilliant one, I must admit.
I only know Keats from the Hyperion Cantos, where "he was resurrected [in 2737] in multiple cybrid incarnations". He was also the name giver of the book series. [1] Thank you for this reminder!

[1]: https://hyperioncantos.fandom.com/wiki/John_Keats
Blogspam, here's the announcement from JetBrains themselves:

https://blog.jetbrains.com/rust/2023/09/13/introducing-rustr...
Electric Hydrogen reveals first firm order for its unique 100MW electrolyser
Woah this is an incredibly good point I hadn't even considered before now. After years of finding solutions to problems in obscure threads on forums I'd never have visited otherwise, I had never even considered the fact that the only way to do similar with discord is to not only have an account, but be a member of the specific discord guild, and then search that specific guild for specific keywords.

That's actually mind-blowingly horrifying.
It's called Krazy Glue for a reason.
Fully agree with this reasoning.

The problem though is that my community chose Discord, not me.

I tried to move them away, didn't work.
TBF, the keel of the boat is itself so heavy that the weight of the floor is insignificant. "Fast" can have different meaning. Top speed is mostly a result of hull and sail profile. Overall mass will affect the acceleration but on long open ocean stretches with constant wind, you'll have plenty of space to reach the designed speed limit.
Sailing Yacht A

M5 is impressive for single-masted sailboats.

But the true marvel is Sailing Yacht A

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_(sailing_yacht)
> VS Code is just that much better.

The trouble here is that "better" comes at a cost that the community has yet to truly realize, and Microsoft is very good at playing the long, slow bleed game; if strategic fractures[1] come to fruition, that debt will be repaid and it's going to be very expensive.

[1] https://ghuntley.com/fracture/
It seems like the Lindy effect for a positive real number valued ramdom variable X, is the following identity

E[X | X >= a] = 2 * a
Years long compression challenge with dozens of geniuses participating: exists

Random person on the internet: let me improve this thing I've never heard of by using the one fact I know about compression, there are two kinds

It's absolute hubris and a waste of everyone's time to chime in with low value, trash comments like "they should make it lossy". It's not unreasonable at all to take a snarky tone in response. "not even wrong" absolutely applies here, and they carefully, patiently, and in great detail explained why.
It does. Though maybe you're being facetious - hard to tell through text sometimes.
They also had to adapt to the EU regulation, which doesn't allow adapters =)
Possibly. I was thinking more about Bay Area tech people who can't handle deep conflicts and outsource morality to their managers. But hey what do you know there is a Bible verse for this: https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew+18%3A15...
https://archive.is/O1U46
I bought some Chinese medicine in China for the reason that pseudoephedrine is not available and it was actually too effective, dried my nose up so much I kept having nosebleeds. But of course, I prefer the actual effect of pseudoephedrine that doesn't have this side effect.
5 euros for the day is nothing. Maybe it is just a first step and the fee will increase in the future but at the moment this won't dent the number of visitors at all.
I might be weird but I specifically don't want my media and data to live only in a terabyte of storage I carry with me.

I want to upload it all to the cloud as fast as possible so it won't get lost if the device is stolen/breaks/gets lost.
And then, those same companies, feign having no idea why everybody and their dog orders on Amazon.

I've never had to jump through any hoop or deal with any clueless AI to return a product.
I think you mean Java-centered UI. The Javascript IDE is WebStorm not IDEA Ultimate.
I think this point is addressed in the article.
JetBrains IDEs _usually_ do start off that way, CLion itself started off looking like the existing C++ plugin for IntelliJ.
That doesn't work on the Android version of Firefox. It goes to a blank page with no settings.

See https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/ideas/firefox-for-android-abo...
We do this too and believe me, it’s not to reduce the server workload.

It’s just progressive enhancement: The browsers that support a format get the lighter version, the ones that don’t, get a heavier fallback.
https://archive.is/YjPtS
Sometimes these people need a hard truth. I’d say most times. They usually won’t “get it” in the moment, but the only way they can ever get it is if someone respects them enough to say it.

These sorts of bans aren’t just good for the community. They’re also good for the recipient. (I’d only say that in the short term, depending on the person, there could be a danger of self harm and people should always be kind and careful.)

It doesn’t feel good. But that pain you feel is you caring about that person. Understanding that makes it easier.
How’s that working out in Hollywood? It seems the strike won’t end this year. I hear studios are hiring AI engineers intensively lately. Where is this labor power to wield?
I wonder how Apple decides who to inform and who not to when they detect malware like pegasus. Good they did inform a person in question.

However, what if this person was much lower profile? Let's say a person that lives in a democratic country. Does Apple even know who targeted them? If they do, let's say "if its China or Russia" we inform. Then what if China or Russia does the exact same thing but using a paid agent in a democratic country?

This raises so many questions. And finally, if Apple can detect such malware why isn't there an immediate notification from some local app? Like an anti virus for your phone. They must already have something like this, otherwise how would they know?
Apology from Unity
Anyone can create an Apple ID with your email address, even without your permission. Apple will not help you remove it either! Here's what I learned from that.
iMazing includes the functionality of MVT, no jailbreak required.
> "People from non-majority culture groups say they are often labeled “diversity hires”"

Exactly what was asked for, demanded even.

Diversity programs and mandated policies are the fruits of activism in this space. Accusations of systemic racism formed the basis of these demands. Campaigning for quotas and "non-majority" bean-counting has spread across the world.

Here in Australia, there's roles in government departments and other places reserved for diversity hires. My friend who happens to be in a "majority culture group", failed to qualify for a role she wanted within the organisation because the position was pre-assigned for diversity. She never complained, she just told me it happened. I thought it was unfair.

> "While eating breakfast, two white employees asked me to clean up after their mess. I am a program manager," one account read.

Watch out for fake racism, it's everywhere. The actual "incident", if any, likely didn't happen as described. Or it was a joke. If someone at work asked me to clean up their mess, I'd laugh and tell them to "f-off", and hopefully think of a witty comeback, as colleagues do every day across the world.
As long as this attitude persists IT will continue to be viewed by people outside of it with the same degree of respect as your average mercenary.

Consider that in a just world you'd be in jail. Does the money still look that good?
I think you got the meaning of what I was saying. No point in pedantry about words. To be clear: here not needing means that it won't be beneficial in a meaningful way.
This is probably the main reason why I won’t use it anymore: Microsoft is repeating in VSCode all the things it did in the Windows/IE era.
We certainly should normalize this, but my point was that it's going against the grain, so efforts like this may be in vain without a bigger lever to pull. e.g., I imagine you'd need to convince some sort of authority (CISA? FIPS? not sure whom the right entity is) to point out the best practices here before organizations start paying attention.
>Inconvenient opinion in the adware-fueled tech world, but ad income isn't a stable or safe source of income, and it's likely they're feeling that, and therefore jacking up the price for the engine

You're right, but to expand: Apple's privacy changes at the beginning of 2022 screwed over a lot of adtech, and now the rise of AI is making ad providers even more speculative of certain types of content. I think Adtech is recovering now but for a company like Unity who relies on ads, it dealt them a huge blow for the last 18 months. That's probably what promtpted the merger/aquisition and started its plans into how it can extract more from its devs.
I wish Jetbrains and Google could work towards replacing Gradle for Android with Bazel. This would mean much more alignment in Android Studio/Jetbrains IDEs and ASOP itself is built with Bazel these days so eventually having both ASOP and app projects built with the same build system could yield benefits also.
The game metro is unsurprisingly good. Turn based games work well.
No, I never kept any objective records either. Just my own subjective experiences, which seem to match yours.
Yeah those first two are AAA publishers rather than games.

Genshin impact though is definitely in the AAA category, it pulls in billions and had an initial budget (they put out constant updates) of $100M
GitHub Sponsors page is awesome, model for their feed shenan
In 21st century private supersonic jets will be cheered. While 3td class travel in sardine can will be banned as too wasteful!
This language would work well in the universe of the fictional absurdist documentary “the falls”

The Falls — Greenaway / Nyman

https://youtu.be/dTKNMR9KDZg?si=BR521zn3VsK6zTEF
That's a very good point. Product pages should be accurate and representative about the exact product being sold. If sellers don't carefully review and edit what the generative AI produces, that could make for some very unhappy buyers.
Unfortunately debugging Rust (or C/C++ programs for that matter) is limited to CLion even if you have an IDEA Ultimate license. I don't know why.

I have an all products license so it's not a blocker but I wish they would just make ultimate, truly ultimate.
Several million people ride the London Underground every day. https://tfl.gov.uk/info-for/media/press-releases/2022/februa...

You're welcome to meditate if you want while crammed into a stranger's armpit. The rest of us would just like to read the news or catch up with our friends.
Crushing Review of Isaacson's Biography of Musk