skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Gross. Anyways: after Jewish people, Mormons are the most pro-immigration religious group in the United States. Consider not using them as an example for the virtues of xenophobia, especially when making appeals to their distinctive culture.
What are you talking about. Of course it has missed call notifications. Always has.
What sort of stuff do you do to make sure those are services hardened? And what kinds of services? I've been meaning to create such a setup, but am a bit concerned about vulnerabilities.
There’s a more thoughtful way of designing this. In the permaculture world, these would be called “guilds”. Species are selected with an understanding of canopy layers (so that plants don’t compete for sunlight and can still fill in spaces at each canopy layer), and ecological function (such as, nitrogen fixer, dynamic accumulators, pollinator attractors, habitats, etc)

If you randomly mix up species in temperate forests that are all competing in the same canopy layer, I can see more competition. A study done where say, a mix of overstory, understory, and shrub (such as berries), would be more insightful.
There is only one thing I wish for. For it to stop butt wallpaper switching. The most retarded feature I have ever seen. I take the phone out of my pocket and I somehow switch wallpapers in the middle of it.
Amazing. Thank you for that. Do you exist because he had an ejection seat?
The claim that a thing happens is not invalidated by it's relative frequency. You don't get to pretend lightning doesn't exist despite the relative rarity of people being hit by it.
I think you missed where her albums weren't on Spotify either?
> For me using terraform is quicker than clicking things up or using CLI even when initially developing things

then you obviously have every single resource name, required values, and relationships between them memorized because in my experience post-facto encoding of something into TF can be valuable to the organization but trying to _discover_ the providers, iam, required fields to achieve a desired outcome is crawling over broken glass as compared to click-ops-ing something in place

Hell, there's even a browser extension to record the AWS calls so one can at least see what was done later for replay, but with GCP they have their own sneaky RPC something-something encoding so that idea's off the table
I admire the guy's dedication in doing the analysis for each and every song in the band's discography. Despite music's enduring popularity, music "scholarship" seems pretty rare outside of the odd coffee-table book.

I remember in the web 1.0 days, I used to browse similar sites where fans would submit interpretations of lyrics from artists like Tool or System of a Down. I miss those sites. Lyrics are easier than ever to find online now, but not so much if you want to figure out what the song actually means.
Are you talking about some specific implementation that you want? Because I know when I miss a call on iOS...

Edit: they want the "Repeat Alerts" setting that "Messages" has but for "Phone" which is missing the option. Settings > Notifications > Messages > Customize Notifications > Repeat Alerts
They're not entitled, and neither is Spotify entitled to sell on the app store on terms they want. It's just a business transaction. It either works for both sides, or it doesn't.

It's understandable that Spotify doesn't want to pay that cut, and they can try what they're trying, or also just leave the app store.

Speaking of entitlements, they're also not entitled to influence on small countries law makers, but they can try what they're trying with that too: https://www.bloomberglinea.com/english/spotify-threatens-to-...
Pay the artists properly, stop spending money on military tech, then I might listen. I release music on every platform except Spotify, they're a nasty, grubby little company.
Ha! Let's call it just another dongle.
Evidence is mixed on weight lifting and bone density. Some studies see no benefit at all. The idea that it is "crucial" isn't supported by any evidence at all. Most people have bone density that is fine without any weight lifting.

On the other hand the evidence on running and bone density is very consistent.
That's more of a case of elite's protection and general, outside very special cases, immunity from, broadly speaking, prosecution.
If the same had happened to an assistant professor, non-minority, they would have been kicked out long ago.
Also co-signing, though it involved choosing my friends over the course of the last decade and making an effort to stay in touch, my friend circle has a fair amount of parents and non-parents. Paradoxically, I talk to one of my oldest pals more frequently now, because he logs on to a game after his kids go to sleep and is always happy to party up. We are also pretty distanced from one another, but make the effort to check in with each other so we stay close.

Not saying it isn't hard, and not saying it isn't a challenge at times (I certainly don't see my friends in person as much!) but the idea that having kids forces you to be friendless is absurd.
Well no, it's a duopoly problem.
Genuinely, the answer is that Apple can’t enforce it. They totally would if they could but website makers don’t sign contracts with the browser companies.
Most important part of a major version phone OS update these days is which devices are no longer supported.
Maybe. But I did see the UK recently published something related so I'm wondering if there was some recent guidance push in the US as well.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/sacn-statement-on...
I mean they really aren't your friends now are they? The relationships are really conditional on your children, not on your own interests and personality. You are basically agreeing that you can no longer have friends, but countering that you can choose to socialize with fellow parents.

I mean, that's pretty dystopian when you look at it unless you really think that raising children is the highest purpose a person can have.

(Disclaimer: single parent)
Simple random sampling. You can do anything with meaningful precision -- often at a fraction of the cost.

The key insight is you rarely need an exact number, just something in the right ballpark. And sometimes that ballpark is surprisingly big.

(More advanced sampling methods are basically just variance-reducing techniques which give you better precision at cost or lower cost for the same precision, but the big leap in ROI is learning to sample in the first place.)
When hasn't it had a notification for a missed call, modulo whatever bug must be plaguing you?
Related: https://github.com/goshacmd/nsa_panel
I don't usually opt into these early, but have been looking forward to AirTag sharing.
I agree with you. Musk is a complicated person (smell...?).

I kinda put him in the same box as Steve Jobs. They are very crappy in some ways, but you cannot argue with what they have achieved.

Would we have a 'space race' like we have now, if it wasn't for Musk? Even Bezos cannot keep up.

How long would the EV 'evolution' have taken if Musk didn't make it a priority?

There are loads of faults here, and I am not blind to them. However, I think its short-sighted to paint his goals as "lies".
There could be a lot of contributors to that. A child of a widow will deal with grief but hopefully move forward together as a family. Potentially even trying to honor their fathers memory in the process.

A child of a divorce is likely to deal with anger, instability from custody agreements, custody battles, emotional fights and manipulation between parents, new relationships on both sides and the changes that come with that including issues with step siblings.

Divorce comes with so many negatives for children. A “healthy” divorce is rare from what I’ve seen to this point in my life.
The keyboard enhancements were very much needed. iOS no longer forcing me to delete 30 times before it finally lets my actually correct word stay is worth the update alone.

It does also seem to have grammar improvements, and doesn’t seem to be so happy to “correct, but actually make incorrect 5 words back” as the prior keyboard would frequently do after apple stopped giving you the option to stop that.

The beta before release had significant alarm issues with alarms definitely not going off. So I hope those are sorted out.
We're not just concerned about poverty. We're concerned about outcomes. Stable two-parent families regardless of income are better predictors of higher earnings for the children later in life.

The money has to go toward producing the outcome, and since the likely causes of the positive outcomes are values-based[1], just giving money doesn't cut it. At least, that's what the economic evidence appears to show.

[1] Values-based: Values meaning attitudes toward hard-work, sacrifice, self-control, and especially education. These values have nothing to do with gender roles, race, or ethnicity.
Ok, fair enough. If Spectrum and AT&T both support v6 now (edit: Comcast/Xfinity too!), then that probably does cover a good portion of the wired ISP market.
>just to lose weight

You mean they "just" want to reduce their blood pressure, reduce their cholesterol, reduce their glucose, reduce their chances of cancer, stroke, coronary heart disease, all the while moving easier, having more energy, and not feel embarrassed by their weight any longer.
Nope. It has missed-TEXT notifications. After years of complaints about the lack of missed-call notifications, what does Apple do? Add them for TEXTS only. You can have them repeat up to 10 times.

Now go to the nearly-identical settings screen for Phone. NONE.

Here's a post about it. Older, but still true today: https://goldmanosi.blogspot.com/2012/06/will-apple-ever-fix-...
i see your 1000+ miles and i give you 4000+ miles.

the question is, why is that? you said it yourself, you had one good job offer. what do we need to change that you would get better job offers at home?

in china the culture is that a young couple moves in with the husbands parents who often prepare/build their house with that in mind. (in simple terms, the master bedroom is for the couple, the grandparents move to a smaller room). the grandparents help take care of the grandchildren, and later the children take care of their parents.

but even there this is breaking apart. young people move across the country to get good jobs. sometimes the parents follow them. or they leave the children with the grandparents, sometimes not seeing them and their own children more than once a year.
Ask HN: What's your estimate for the development cost of iOS to date?
Take today's release of iOS 17 as a stop-date, and be expansive -- e.g. going all the way back to NeXTStep (or further!) -- if you like.
The marketing team for a protein shake is not making billions. If you mean the CEO and shareholders then you can’t compare them to scientists chasing grants, that’s not an apples to apples comparison.
Oh what? Pot meet kettle. Pretending to not be in it for the dough is ingenuous. They don't pay artists well and they have a near monopoly hold on music streaming such that they have no impetus to fix their abysmal software. Just admit you want a bigger slice of the pie and not like you're saving the internet.
No language can save you from OOMs, but because Zig pervasively uses explicit memory allocation, it makes it easy to greatly mitigate OOM risks by front-loading all the fallibility:

1. Calculate and allocate all your required memory immediately upon process startup (including memory from OS resources like sockets)

2. Call mlockall to prevent the pages from being swapped out

3. Write "-1000" to /proc/self/oom_score_adj to avoid the OOM killer

4. Use your preallocated memory as a pool for all further allocations

With the above approach, the application has full control over how to handle application-level OOMs (e.g. applying backpressure to connecting clients, or shrinking non-critical caches) once it is past the start-up stage.
I hear there are developments of half-node reductions in 28nm processes to get down to "22nm" mostly with wiring density. But your point stands, it's the last planar node for mixed signal.
How do they get away with this legally?

I'm glad they do, just a bit confused
Walmart is to General Mills as is Spotify to artists.

Apple is to Spotify as is the construction company which made the building Walmart is using to Walmart.

I have not heard of construction companies claiming entitlement to a cut of Walmart's turnover.
Yeah, because statically typed language never had any kind of deserialization vulnerabilities.
I don’t get it; I receive notifications for missed calls.
Hey, thanks for the offer. I have been thinking about evaluation and the extent of my strategy so far has been to consider it as a dependency graph, which led me to this interesting article: https://hyperformula.handsontable.com/guide/dependency-graph...

Also it sounds like the right next step for me is to read more on incremental computation. Someone on reddit just pointed me to adapton: https://docs.rs/adapton/latest/adapton/

Actually implementing anything with Rust is on my TODO list (I'm spending some time on the UI prototype right now)

I will give a couple things a try and then, if you don't mind, I can ping you via email. I was checking out your website and loved the read on the parser -- not to mention A MAZE (played all the way to level 4!)
Steve Jobs just came up with the number. There was no deep reasoning behind it.
I don't see any numbers, just assertions and strange comparisons.
I'm pretty sure Rust people invented a new meaning for the word "stackless": in Rust's context it means "does not depend on an underlying architectural stack." It does not mean "does not use the concept of a stack." That would be why you can have stack traces of async functions in Rust.

In practice it means allocating a stack for your function of the maximum size you would need.
"1 in 5 said they had gotten emotional support from a friend in the past week, compared with 4 in 10 women." -TFA

There was no need to change the demoninator - it was done to confuse people by having them compare 1 vs 4. It's hard to take the rest of the article seriously when they game the numbers to manipulate people so obviously.

I feel like there is a real problem here, even if it is played a little too hard for the article. I do a lot of parenting but am lucky that my college friends all married and reproduced around the same time. So now instead of 12 people hanging, gaming, and BSing, we have 30-40 people in a glorious mob of activty. Thing is - the kids kinda entertain themselves reducing the parenting load for everyone. And everyone know how each family does stuff, so any 'random' adult can provide guidance or escalate to their parent. I don't know how I would do it without the group - likely I would try to build one from my kids new friends without the 20 years of common history.
Wine emulates a Windows environment on other systems. I get that the team doesn't want to market it that way, but... that's what it is.

Edit: Actually their dev docs even agree with the characterization as a "Windows Emulator": https://wiki.winehq.org/Wine_Developer%27s_Guide/Architectur...
Does this mean that China is buying a bunch of ASML EUV machines?
Sort of. One can use an alternate store on Android. Otherwise I would see google in the same boat. Apple could allow such side-loading but I kinda get the feeling they don't want to take the revenue hit. (I know arguments appealing to user security; it's hard to ignore the convenience of these arguments with regard to them retaining revenue.)
don't let a crisis go to waste
Cool to be able to run locally
One can create quite sophisticated automator services, definitely living up to the idea of programming. It’s not where I would direct anyone to start learning programming (it’s not meant to do so). It’s easy to underestimate what you can do with it. Unless shell scripting and applescript aren’t programming.
Ah, you mean the feature where it plings again after 2 minutes?

Yeah that one is for texts only so far.

But lost calls show up as notifications too. It’s just that they won’t pling again.
That's my assumption as well but I'd have assumed that'd be the case with basically anything except on-site search parties (though I'd hope they could do that as well haha). I'm with you though!
This looks really promising, will definitely look into using this for a project i'm working on! Btw I've used both datadog and newrelic in large-scale production apps and for the costs I still am not very impressed by the dx/ux. If hyperdx can undercut price and deliver parity features/dx (or above) i can easily see this doing well in the market. Good luck!
I'm a long-time Hetzner customer. I have instances created years ago and still on the old pricing model. They never failed me once, and their pricing and offering is unbeatable.

I had other cloud providers screw up simple things like double charging for services, but Hetzner always did it's job. It's pricing is also straight-forward and free of surprises.

My only gripe I have with them is that they don't provide a managed kubermetes service, or even a GCP Cloud Run/AWS Fargate competitor, and even that is a wishlist item.
Multiple timers. Run several timers on iPhone simultaneously, perfect for when you’re cooking

and need to keep track of different steps and
dishes.

Why was this so hard to implement? Or they just never felt like many people needed it? This has always seemed like a really basic missing feature. I'm surprised it took so long.
For me, the phone must be unlocked to even be able to see the list of wallpapers, and nothing of my clothing triggers capacitive touches on the screen.
Reading out the delay as a leading indicator is also a neat thing you can do with cumulative flow diagrams.

If you have stacked CFDs, you can immediate spot when a stage is the bottleneck, or when flow is jerky across one of the interfaces.
This game is an edge case as it's been handed out together with simultaneously released AMD graphics cards for whose drivers I think Ubuntu LTS doesn't vendor a fully supported version yet. Bethesda is also notorious for making incredibly buggy games on all platforms, though this one doesn't seem interesting enough to bother trying even though I have an activation key.
It's the perfect "bottom of the backlog" feature. I doubt there's a dedicated Clock app team.
I wonder if it will start understanding the difference between “its” and “it’s”
Are you talking about repeated alerts? “Missed Call” is a notification I regularly see in my Notification Center, but it does only make an alert sound once: immediately after the call stops ringing.
Note that page was last updated in 2022, and one of the pages it references was last updated in 2019. I went round and round with this on the Ubuntu bug report system. On many machines, you can't run Wayland even if you want to. Oh, the excuses: "you should patch this shell script to let you run Wayland".

Wayland just doesn't work with modern NVidia cards. I just tried on a machine with an NVidia 3070. Current Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, updated. The installed NVidia driver is the "recommended driver", NVidia-driver-535 (proprietary, tested.) The system will run in Wayland mode, but the 3D graphics hardware isn't used. "glxgears" reports that it is using Mesa 23.0.4. Programs that use Vulkan won't even start.

Back to X.
Probably not a priority or they could not prioritize designing the UX
you did not open source it, you just published it to github, as there's no license in your repo https://github.com/the-guild-org/gateways-benchmark
This is a response to the headline and not yet to the story: were UNIX shells ever an access control mechanism? I never viewed them that way.
It's a good shim considering the obesity rate in developed countries, but something superior would be a biological mechanism to inhibit the body's uptake of sugars. Instead of reducing appetite, which reduces intake of critical macros and minerals, you're then instead preventing the body from processing the worst offender in western diets. Eating healthy is challenging in the current macro (cost, access, time, etc).
> Is the neocortex not an outer layer?

It seems like this is what they are refuting. It is not so much a new layer as it is an evolution of existing structure.
Training AI to kill is literally the stupidest thing humanity will ever do. And perhaps the last stupid thing we will ever do.
It’s sapient but not sensible. It’s really good at doing stuff. Not so good at deciding if stuff should be done.
It’s very trainable and gets very good very fast.

It doesn’t take a super smart person to realize this will go very wrong, very fast.
> Do you exist because he had an ejection seat?

No, I was a little tyke at the time. (The story: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33348425)
Ah. So that feature is why my alarms randomly stopped working for part of the beta.
Yeah this is really annoying. I goes I had played around with it when it first came out and created some alternatives with focus modes. I recently stopped using my wallet-like case, so now my screen is exposed in my pocket, and I couldn’t figure out why it kept getting into a meeting focus mode and silencing all my incoming comms!
I've been using DeleteMe. It generally works well, with two caveats:

1. They seem to largely rely on automated or semi-automated workflows, and that sometimes breaks down. For me, they removed ~95% of the stuff, but I could still find some breadcrumbs in web searches, and need to file a couple more opt-outs manually. It might be less of a problem if your online footprint is small.

2. They target "frontend" sites, rather than the actual data brokers. This cleans up search results, but doesn't necessarily remove from the commercial databases that are available to commercial and institutional users. Because the frontends come and go, it also means that if you cancel your subscription, you will probably go back to square one in 2-5 years.
I wanna know, please send links senpai.

Edit: Couple of YT videos told me everything I need to know, I guess? A bit sad it seems mostly used for "Agile".
It's not that hard to find good quant strategies. A strategy that goes long QQQ at the market open and shorts Bitcoin, equal allocation, and then closes both position at closing bell, has posted very good returns all year

very easy $

I imagine this could be scaled up with other strategies such as what Renaissance Technologies is doing. I am running this now and had my biggest year ever
>It's an interesting idea. I'm not sure why the parent is being downvoted.

Probably because he stated it as a fact instead of an interesting fringe theory.
Could it be that a widow might inherit some of the remaining assets of the deceased, whereas in a divorce the assets are split?
> and where the comptime language is type safe

You need dependent types in order to do this, which means doing away with Turing-completeness. (Moreover, the principle 'Type is of type Type' as found in Zig comptime leads to type-unsafety. So you need to replace that with some notion of universes.)
People are trying to find stability in a unstable system. The system is unstable because of the shifts in the North America (and World) economy. With manufacturing leaving the US, and the US focusing more on the service industry, the economics of scale of the service industry favour centralization in urban areas, so thats where the jobs end up being created. If the current system stay in place for long enough, it will become stable, with multi generation families having entire cycles in a given region.
It's the same thing that happened to coal country, just in a larger scale, and slower.