skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I know my way around Linux, as a server OS at least. The issue with switching is more about my previous investment in buying and learning dozens of third-party apps. I also must say that I value the integration between macOS and iOS a lot.

Once my (i)Macs stop receiving security updates though, I might try a Linux distro, just to give them a second life.
While I do agree that mutton requires more hardy recipes I strongly disagree about the subtle esthetics of western cusine as such.

If that was the case we would all crave goat. A young goat is very tender and delicate.

It can probably be found but I have personally never seen it in a shop. I only tried it because a family member keeps them as pets.

Another case could be made for the horse. It used to be a working animal and we would happily eat it. But today it is very hard to come by even though it is really tasty. And many would today look at you as if you suggested eating a dog. And let us not even go there :-)
We can't really know as we can't see the author's patch, but given that (i) the guy answering is responsible for the whole CPU architecture in Linux and (ii) the author mourns his putative contributor badge but does not criticize the other patch, that's a bet I'm ready to take.
A dedicated physical keyboard for typing Unicode characters.

However, purchase ($169) is not possible as of September 2021 due to supplier issues.

http://www.photologic.ca/martian.htm
Akamai Connected Cloud (Linode) adds 7 more data center locations
Can it just look at the front and back horizon to estimate the local down vector?
Show HN: Customizable Woodworking Plans with Three.js
This is the first time I manage to publish a side project in 12 years of web development (achievement unlocked!). I’ll be happy to read your thoughts about it. I’m interested in all types of feedback, and particularly I’d like to know if you’re aware of similar projects, as I haven’t found any.

This is about helping makers build things, wooden things for now, when they don’t want to invest time to use or learn CAD softwares.

I think the value will be tied to the size of the catalog, for now there is only two examples.

Stack wise this is React, React-three-fiber and Nuxt.js. Three.js may not be well adapted for CAD-like usecases but I wanted to quickly advance toward the MVP stage. I’m interested in knowing if there is other more relevant solutions you would think of (WebAssembly based options looked like premature optimization that may in fact not be that much more performant, and the WebGPU ecosystem seems too young).
Faking a famous person would seem to me to be easier (for various reasons) than faking my colleague. It's not enough to fake the sound of their voice, it's also the manner in which they speak - word choice, attitude, responses, knowledge, sense of humour etc. But I'm guessing the target of this attack only knew the fake person they were speaking to marginally.

The approach seems to be unnecessarily risky vs just phoning up pretending to be someone they didn't know is my point.
I was also at the ACMI interview with Warren but I remember it pretty differently. My main takeaway is that he was obsessed with player choice and freedom.

FWIW, Deus Ex was made during the unlimited time/unlimited budget years of ION Storm. The later games had various problems (often due to constraints of making them work on consoles) but the first Deus Ex is almost perfect

The ACMI interview is here for anyone curious: https://youtu.be/U2VEY5o6VQc
Did you learn typing on a manual typewriter as I did? So far my Redragon K552 has held up pretty well for 3+ years.
To add to your note: iirc the Luddites were also concerned because the quality of the cloth produced by the machines was worse than the handmade stuff, beyond all of the labor abuses and job losses. Another parallel to the AI age.
> In a technical sense, Chrome is a monopoly though. The development of Chrome moves at such a rapid pace that only Firefox can keep up

No - MS could too. They choose not to. Others could too, but it's not worth it. Either way, this is not a monopoly in the sense relevant to this discussion, as anyone can start a browser business and write from scratch, or use Chromium or Firefox as an enormous existing base on which to write a browser.

> There's no meaningful maintained alternatives to it either (Mozilla's work on GeckoView only targets individual apps, not the system version; Vanadium and Mulch are both just Chrome forks that implement it as part of a larger custom ROM but in the end are only competition in the same way GNU IceCat is technically a competing browser - they're openly tied to the Chromium upstream because they lack the manpower to do it on their own

If they lack the manpower to do something, but Chrome gives them with zero strings attached the core of itself, that's a good thing, not a bad one. Chromium enables browsers to be built that couldn't otherwise be.

> Just being open source doesn't prevent a company from using their leading position and size to muscle away all the competition.

Still though - competition over what? JS implementations? HTML rendering implementations? You're stating facts - in the most negative way possible - but without saying what you'd like to happen. If Chromium were never open sourced, would that be better?
But then you have to define each method in advance, it doesn’t look like the pipeline operator at all, but more like the old jQuery.fn.method shenanigans.
But you have to look at the whole string and check if send has a further parameter. With `send(msg)` you see it without taking extra time of reading.

And let the compiler optimize your code, that is the job of a compiler. Write your code for humans.
I'm pretty sure that you are correct. Or at the very least it is a reference to that specific aphorism. The title is far too idiomatically Latin (if you overlook the awkwardness with the syntactic subject) to be a coincidence.
A wall is a contraption that you can take down if you fancy. A prison is not
And they don't even properly honour default browser settings for the other WebKit browsers they allow. There are many instances of this; E.g. make Brave your default browser. Then select a word or phrase in a page in this browser, then hit "Search Web" and ... it opens in Safari. Bastards!
I can't help with that sorry, I keep the Mac settings on default as they are usually works for me, dotfiles only have terminal/vim/ssh/git settings :|
Seeing some of the responses in this thread

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the worst possible way to handle the interaction is admonish them for not being good enough, throw their code in the bin and then rewrite it yourself.

You should perhaps read through again, that's not what appears to have happened, or at least it's possibly an emotional retelling of one side of the story.
Why is it flagged? Because HN loves to tout it's intellectual superiority over "Redittors" but can't handle a well researched, peer reviewed, Norwegian research paper...
Not at all the same thing and way more expensive. Not saying I see the point of the dystopian hell hole but it is a very cheap hell hole.
That's a stupid approach to maintaining a project. A maintainer should want to make their project the best it can be, and the best way to do that is encouraging contributors to keep contributing. If they can't do that, their work deserves to die and yield way for better managed repos/forks.

I have a similar experience with a bug fix I submitted and the decision to delay my fix to literally change the whole architecture of the project left a bad taste in my mouth. After that I stopped contributing to the project and just kept my fixes to myself.

It's especially annoying when the maintainer asks for help and pulls this. Architecture changes after proposing small fixes to projects has been a somewhat common occurrence for me.
Am I correct in assuming you've used Cesium (https://cesium.com) for the globe visualization?

Or is it something else?
UK regulator to launch review of private market valuations
* reduces the distance from keyboard home row to mouse

* less desk real estate needed

* many of us aren't doing much number entry at all
There are additional factors to take into account beyond simply labeling it as a rare condition. This includes the food or baby formula itself and the quality of water used. Given the frequency of formula recalls, there's a potential risk of obtaining a defective batch that could harm the baby.
Assess developers' skills by making them create a real microservice. From an empty project to a deployable service that communicates with real databases, message queues, and other microservices, just like the target job.
Deployment and evaluation of candidates' microservices are fully automated.
Bard isn’t being taken seriously by google and it shows, which is alarming since this is their apparent strategy to deal with LLMs. If I was in charge of that project and I chatted with Bard on launch day, then I would never have made it public because it’s too embarrassingly stupid (!) of an Intelligence model to be ready. Not even alpha or beta!!!
I used Dosdude's patches to install Mojave on a 2011 Mac mini. That worked well. Thanks for mentioning OpenCore-Legacy-Pather. I have it on my radar, just didn't have the time to look into it more thoroughly.
It always cracks me up to see an article using phrases like "on major platforms" and just casually ignoring the existence of Microsoft Windows.

The current (Vista and later) API for obtaining the special folder locations is documented here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/shell/known-...

There is also a .NET API for this: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.environm...

It annoys system administrators to no end to see applications writing their files essentially randomly all over the system.

Apps should use the roaming profile for user settings, the local app data folder for per-user cached data, the program data folder for system-wide data, etc...
By existed you mean maybe built and sometimes worked.

That's not support. That's throwing things over the wall. More importantly, even with Vega it had numerous crashes.
Anything else, like Polaris or RDNA? Forget about it. Even the AMD docker setups weren't quite good enough at times.
Yeah, it's concerning when even the contrived first example is less clear in the 'solution' than it is in the alleged problem.
Ultrasound enables gene delivery throughout the brain
We Need More DSLs in the Database
They need to review their pricing
> My impression was that he cares a lot more about financial success and his personal image than he does making great work.

Are you sure you’re talking about the right guy?
There's support for exactly this type of OOM testing in Zig via std.testing.checkAllAllocationFailures:

- https://github.com/ziglang/zig/blob/1606717b5fed83ee64ba1a91...

- https://www.ryanliptak.com/blog/zig-intro-to-check-all-alloc...
On the cron monitoring side? No, it looks like we have similar features.

For the rest of the product though, OnlineOrNot additionally has:

- status pages (both public and private, your users can subscribe to them, and you can use cron job monitoring to open/close incidents automatically)

- monitoring for the rest of your application (websites, web apps, and APIs)
Lisper screaming

See Clojure macros for thread-first `->`, thread-last `->>`, thread-as `as->`, `some->`, `some->>` and `cond->`: https://clojure.org/guides/threading_macros

You can leave all this hurt behind you and use ClojureScript, which compiles to JavaScript.
Thats because the editor is built in godot as well, as far as i recall
It is in fact the same from the economic point if view.

You are replacing labor input with capital input, whether it's buying a machine or offshoring the work. Workers offshore can be thought of as a machine.

Not that it's bad either way! But the labor economics are the same.
Most of many European city centres?
Mutton is more and more rare in Norway too. Everyone wants lamb. Mutton is really good though. More taste.

But the one meat I really miss being more widely available is horse meat. Used to be able to buy it easily 20 years ago. Now it's rare to find. :(
Everything in Godot is a scene, from actual scenes to groups of objects, etc.

It makes composing and managing objects and compositions much easier than just with the tree view.

Like a Unity prefab, but much better
Depends on what you are doing of course.

Cannot speak to the fashion side of it but my original motivator to move to a keypad less was to reduce the distance of the mouse to my typing space. I do not do any type of data entry and rarely type numbers with enough frequency to require it.
I would go for the apple magic keyboard, except for that arrow key cluster. Had a macbook with those once and hated it.

Good that the author pointed out the inability of removing keys to clean with the Logi MX. I'd have sprung for that but dislike anything that is potentially going to become garbage.
Idk what the truth is. But I visited SF and went into a Walgreens. The shelves were mostly empty and there were a number of people just sweeping stuff off the shelves into their backpacks. It was bizarre to see.
Some terminals probably scroll sideways, but this `st` program seems to require running to completion. So, ^C does not give you any report at all.

While it does RSS not Proportional Set Size (PSS) { arguably parsing /proc/PID/smaps_rollup should be added } and does not integrate program launch with tracking or use netlink to track making kids, an alternative that might interest some is a scrolling terminal kind of log report out of the Nim https://github.com/c-blake/procs .

pd -pBHd1 -f "%N %R %< %> %J %a" $(pf firefox)

or launch the program with `prog &` and use the shell `$!` to specify the PID or add -D'R<>J' to get differential reports (or many other things). On the plus side, this can track many other things besides just memory & kids { like IO in the above example, assuming your Linux has /proc/PID/io support compiled in }.

You could always capture the output and feed it to some plotting program.
First Impressions with GPT-4V(ision)
Please return homebrew for a full refund.
That’s enough for photographing an entire small city from above. Though in the Netherlands for example the normal limit is 50m.

There is no way you can keep visual contact at this distance, especially for a tiny drone like this, and you’re getting relatively close to air traffic in some places. Europe is quite dense. Makes sense that going further requires a license / flight plan.
Judge rules Google trial documents can be posted by U.S. online
Play store allows basically anything (including obviously fake/scam/adware/spyware apps), there's nothing to be gained by doing this on Android, you'd lose an easy distribution mechanism that doesn't limit you, helps you gain victims and provides credibility - it's on top of Google then it must be good, right?

Also consider the market share of iOS and Android. Why bother for such small amount of price sensitive users?

iOS is another story entirely. The App Store has a lot of demands on the app developers wrt. UX, compatibility, etc; there's a lot of money to be saved (and faster time to market gained) by not publishing apps there. And then you can also bypass the security/privacy screening.
Amazing how the hostility is perpetuating all through HN here as well.

I have seen (and sadly self experienced!) this kind of story way too often. And let me tell you this: This guy is now burned by this bad interaction and is successfully shooed away.

And some folks wonder why "nerds" and "geeks" are seen as socially inapt...

I don't even think that Mr. Ellerman had any malicious intents. But it just shows again, that the so called people skills are nothing to be neglected when choosing leading figures.

To paraphrase George Carlin: "It's a big club. And you're not in it!"
How low end is it? I'm using my 8-year-old Surface Pro 4 on Starbucks wifi and it's blazing fast.
Tree sitter also has a bunch of deficiencies that don't make it ideal for a number of usecases, or sort of act bizarrely in some edge cases. Just evaluate tools like this cautiously, of course. But I like what it's done for the ecosystem as a whole!
Given some of the applications I've seen it used for (write and respond to emails; write code for you, and not just boilerplate), I'm more concerned about LLMs dumbing us down over time.
Also, the number pad is pretty useless to me. I am not a cashier or accountant. The top row is fine fine for programming.
Ads in the OS
Why is my OS an ad platform?
>It is erroneous to call a tax break a subsidy. They are not getting any money from the government, they are simply paying less to the government.

The result (more money for the business/individual, less money for the government) is pretty similar, right?
The WTO definition of subsidies [1], for example, explicitly includes the kind of subsidy in which "government revenue that is otherwise due is foregone or not collected (e.g. fiscal incentives such as tax credits)"

[1] https://www.wto.org/english/docs_e/legal_e/24-scm.pdf
But what if you enjoy doing those things by hand?
> And why they went further and made the core open source

Worth noting that Blink is a fork of Webkit, which is a fork of KHTML, which is LGPL-licensed. The engine was always open-source, there was no Google business decision to make the engine open source.
> The four freedoms don’t grant us permission or rights to alter other people’s copies of the software, so those copies are not common property.

Of course, but accepting a bug, giving feedback on a submitted patch to be included in the kernel is openly saying "We're willing to accept this, but you need to polish this and that", which the author did.

In practice he got the permission to modify their copy.

> That’s basically what happened, yeah? The author got credit for reporting it.

No, definitely not. They got a "reported-by" tag, which means "the author told me that something is not working, so I did all the work to find why, did all the work to solve, did all the work to implement, did all the work to commit."

In reality, the author found, debugged, solved and patched the problem. The maintainer didn't like the style, pushed his version, and claimed that all work is done by him, except hitting his proverbial foot to a proverbial stone while walking (i.e. discovering the bug).
People get good hardware and sw support thanks to the reduced "freedom".
It seems like it would be such an easy thing to figure out.
Show HN: Restimuli – ESG-Focused Business Directory
Hello HN :) I’m Pat, the maker behind Restimuli - a Business Directory focusing on facilitating interactions between buyers/investors and suppliers who are devoted to ESG values, especially in essential industries such as Pharma, Medical Devices, Diagnostics, Chemicals, Logistics and more.

The idea was born out of a recognition that navigating the world of suppliers is notably complex, especially for those prioritising sustainability and responsibility. Be it a potential buyer, an ESG equity analyst, or a conscious job-seeker, Restimuli is designed to simplify the discovery of companies making a positive, honest impact in their industries.

Key Features:

1. Industry-Specific Filters: Tailor your search with filters specific to your industry and the values that are crucial to you.
2. Interactive Company Tiles: Quick snapshots provide insights into a company's commitment to ESG values, allowing users to explore deeper if they wish.
3. Comprehensive Profiles: Delve into detailed profiles to understand a company's adherence to values, their offerings, products/services credentials, and their contributions to corporate social responsibility including donated products services .

Restimuli aims to augment companies' sustainability pages by showcasing their values to a wider array of prospective buyers and investors.

As we say: No great internet search results from "suppliers with a published modern slavery statement". ESG analysts and procurement folks can find value in Restimuli's filters to discover new equities, diversify their supplier base.

I'd love to hear your thoughts, feedback, or questions on this.
https://www.restimuli.com/
The alternative is to oppose the political class that has been manipulating popular opinion for a hundred years now in order to maintain their positions of power. Our current form of representation, although it’s a joke to call it that now, has been obsolete for decades. Examine the principals upon which it’s based, they make no sense with modern communication technology.
Most of the work was probably debugging the issue and pinning down the cause. I guess we have all had issues which took a lot of time to debug, but the actual fix was just a few lines (or even just a few characters). And you have to do that work "up front" - I mean, asking the Linux maintainers in advance if they're ok with you trying to pin down an issue you're facing would sound a bit strange?
> using experts for advice is great

If they are experts. The problem lies in distinguishing those who actually do have expertise in the field in question from those who merely think that they do and can persuade others that they do.

In many medical contexts there is no such thing as an expert because the data simply doesn't exist, they are sometimes simply more capable than the general public.
Not mine, but here's a video demonstrating the game:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ww2dGmjE2Q
The textures are one thing, the taste is definitely also difficult. I suspect for many vegetarians you're raised with less umami - the taste highlights for me were sweet things like onions, garlic, tomatoes, salty things like cheese, or just really nicely spiced food like Indian/Mexican etc. Being presented with even the world's finest cut of meat, cooked to perfection by the greatest chef in the world, isn't going to chime with that upbringing. This is part of the reason I've been so disappointed with the rise of vegan menus at the expense of vegetarian stuff in restaurants. You get meat replacement items which are for late converts or part-timers who still crave meat taste, or bland stuff for lifestyle vegans, and meanwhile everyone's dropped the cheese dishes.
Alternative for asana app but free or more cheaper
for team with 15-20ppl, we can't afford the asana charge thank you
Creationist and Strongly pro-life seem to fit with what I can find of what he's said.

I can get how people become pro-life in a certain way - if you believe life begins at conception, all abortion is murder, period. If you're like me, and believe it begins at viability, it's much grayer.

I have no great opinion on intelligent design. I dont believe in it, but I also dont care much.

Climate change denial he seems to be silent on - I can find some backscatter comments on a blog - but they're not from him - they're basically asserting that's he's a climate change denier. If you have a citation I'd be interested in reading.
I knew a rocket scientist who was both a creationist and devoutly Mormon. Its not as uncommon as you'd think.
Firefox can't compete against v8 on any other platform (it's what, 2% of browsers now?), so there's no real indication that it being allowed on iOS would do much.

But Chrome certainly would make huge inroads.
Were you also able to convince your employer, repairmen, local communities to leave WhatsApp? I am among the least connected people among various circles I am in, yet I'm not able to leave WhatsApp.