skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Suddenly, Google's deprecation of their podcast software makes a little more sense

> > *Various interveners, including* the global streaming services Apple Canada Inc. (Apple), Netflix Services Canada ULC (Netflix), Spotify, Roku, Inc. (Roku), TikTok Canada (TikTok) and *Google LLC (Google)*, as well as the Canadian Association of Broadcasters (CAB) and the Motion Picture Association of Canada (MPAC), agreed with the proposed registration requirements, and *considered them to be light.*
Tasks however are often interconnected to multiple other tasks and often can be a bit unpredictable. So the Gantt chart model ends up being deceptive in both its simplicity and predictability.
Disagree,

> Know what you need to deliver

This is the hardest one (or more importantly, knowing what to say no to)
I've never been able to remember which time we're in so I always just use the two character version. It's not like it actually matters except when planning a meeting after a transition will occur.
MicroG is an option, it's an open source implementation of a good portion of play services, though not everything "just works". But for the bare minimum like functional push notifications, location services, etc it's not half bad. There exists a fork[1] of lineage with MicroG installed from the get-go, otherwise installing it can be a little painful.

[1] - https://lineage.microg.org/
> This has already been discussed extensively elsewhere. I am not sympathetic to concerns over useing a trait. Rust is not the language for you if you don't like traits. Feel free to collect a full refund on your way out.

Without weighing in on the merits of the comment, the delivery feels very Poettering-esque.
This is almost certainly why SAFe (as flawed as it is) tends to be popular among orgs with any size at all.
I hope they will improve the photo post-processing. Currently, I have the pixel 7 pro, and the camera app really alters people more than I like. Fortunately, you can also save RAW files. The rumors on Reddit said that the processing algorithm may have been developed for cameras with lower resolutions - if that's true, the results on pixel 8 will be even worse
UI/API rule number one: the thing you do most frequently should be the easiest thing to do.

There’s a reason that words like “the” and “it” are not 60 characters long in any spoken language.

If you’re making it super verbose to do very common tasks, you’re fucking up your interface.
Note that weak typing and dynamic typing are orthogonal. I believe you're expressing sympathy for strong dynamic typing: types are checked an enforced dynamically by the runtime (such as Python raising an exception if you try to add a string and an int), but there's no static type analysis done at compile / load time. Python, JS, Ruby, etc. are strong dynamically typed languages.

Also, type weakness is more a property of the runtime than the language, but for those languages with specifications, the language specification usually also specifies a large amount of behavior for a compliant runtime.

The C runtime, will gladly (with UB nasal demon caveats) allow you to treat an int as a pointer. There are static type checks, but no hard limits on the type-confused nonsense it will attempt to execute. C is statically typed, but weakly typed.

Java, C#, etc. are strong statically typed. There are static checks at compile time, and the runtimes do their best (modulo escape hatches) to use dynamic runtime type checks to plug the gaps in the static type systems. (For any sufficiently complex sound/consistent type system in a Turing-complete language, as per Godel's incompleteness theorem and the halting problem, there will be some programs that cannot statically type-check but still will never encounter a type error, regardless of input. So, in practice, there will always be escape hatches in the type system to allow programs that are correct but not provable. Hopefully most of these escape hatches are backed by dynamic runtime checks.)

Of course, these categories are a partially-ordered continuum, not clear binary distinctions. For some pairs of languages, you can say one's statically enforced properties are a superset of the other or that one runtime enforces a strict superset of the other's dynamic checks. However, it's often a case that you can't say one language strictly offers stronger static type guarantees or one runtime strictly enforces stronger dynamic type restrictions.
I may subscribe to FT for reading this.
I’d define mansplaining as unwanted and unwarranted explanation — it might be unwanted in the above situation, but unwarranted?

A explanation of payload capacity at a car dealership when it’s a key selling point for the customer explaining the topic and their related need? I just don’t see it being an issue.
I agree that PM software tools can create problems and unnecessary complexity, and tend to be used badly. I believe this is related to a parallel phenomenon in software development: when a 'time and materials' mentality pervades the organization this causes a cascading bunch of adverse effects of overly bureaucratic processes that attempt to estimate and measure everything in far too much detail. The PM software tends to enable and encourage this bureaucratic complexity. The PMs and engineers end up spending large amounts of time navigating the processes and working the PM software tools. Scrum standup meetings can become forums for 'working the system' rather than solving engineering delivery issues. This situation describes a disconnect between agile software delivery and 'time and materials' business. I suggest that organizations should work closely with their PMs to understand this disconnect, use estimation practices that are fit for purpose and not harmful to productivity, and design PM control systems that harness simplicity and truly agile workflows.
Of course, but that has nothing to do with the demand of elite schools. There's plenty of cheaper decent education options for better outcomes and decent jobs that have proliferated recently (online schooling, bootcamps, etc). But in regards to "elite" institutions, those with more money and a "stronger need" (ie more money) have and continue to drive the demand there.
The Go Programming Language and Environment (2022)
This is set by the card issuer. Different cards will have different limits. I have been told that you can call your bank and have them adjust this limit.
CVE-2023-22515: Critical authentication vuln. in self-hosted Confluence
The Insidious Lie That We Can’t Understand Each Other
Hahaha, true!
I draw the line at software being objectively dogshit on the back of people making absurd silver bullet claims on medium.

.map is not strictly functional programming. Replacing your data structures with slow and balls, hardware ignoring garbage because “it’s easier to reason about” while simultaneously producing the shittiest of dogshit software in history is functional programming right now.
Consumer Reports, the review organization, made an iOS and Android app that makes it easy for users to exercise their data deletion legal rights. For instance, if you live in California, the Permission Slip app lets you submit CCPA requests to either delete your data or mark it as not-for-sale.
Is it really a healthy discussion? At least with respect to JS vs TS (which is the most common argument as it's a choice every front end team has to make), it's blogs saying "fuck types, I like JS only." I'm not going to step in and tell another team what to use but whining about the difficulty of static typing is just not a productive conversation. I've been converted by the top level comment; I'm not longer interested in entertaining the discussion.
So basically US gave 9B to unis? I wish I owned an uni...
Also getting pretty brutal input lag, sometimes up to a second between mouse move and panning.
Yeah, and InvokeAI has a similar "IP-adapter" model.

Still, even with it turned off, the quality is quite remarkable.
The Advantages of Queues on Logs
P5 is what I mostly use. How much of the budget did P5 get, how many developers are there?

My argument is for spending money on making software that affects millions not spending it mostly on fellowships that affect 12 people or workshops and talks that affect 40.
Do NOT use your OpenAI API Key directly from your mobile app
But the value of something is often its scarcity...

The owner of Once Upon a Time in Shaolin by Wu Tang would be pretty mad if it was freely shared because it couldn't be bought or rented.

Context from Wikipedia for those who don't know it: "Once Upon a Time in Shaolin is the seventh studio album by the American hip hop group Wu-Tang Clan. Only one physical copy of the album was created, with no ability to download or stream it digitally. Purchased directly from the Wu-Tang Clan in 2015, it became the most expensive work of music ever sold."

You'd have to have special categories whereby quantities could be intentionally limited.

But then Nintendo would presumably argue that they intended there to be a limited number of Wii's or Pokémon Red or whatever.
You nailed the aesthetics perfectly! I've been using Godot for years now so I was happy to see such a huge influx of developers after the Unity drama.
> However, after capitalist development, the major means of productions that produce the majority of wealth (like the industries that produce most GDP for a country) are indeed outside the reach of most people and this creates a division between people who gets money because they labor and people who gets money because they own capital and relevant means of production

I'm always fascinated by this sort of thing. What do you mean "after capitalist development"? Do you think once upon a time people owned factories together, and capitalism came along and stopped all that?
You should still use name and address as types not strings, even though when you look deep you discover they are both strings. It is [almost?] always an error to mix up name and address fields and the type system can enforce this.
Secret scanning validity checks for major cloud services
Do you think the CEO of Coca-Cola actually screams at waiters when they say, "we don't have Coke, will Pepsi be ok?"
It seems like the latency is due to all the games being coded to only enact state change upon server message (à la League of Legends aka "no netcode at all")

Since it would be up to the individual gamedev to implement their own client prediction, I don't think you can really "fix" the lag issue on a platform level unless you provide a system for automatic prediction and synchronization of arbitrary user-coded behavior, like Overwatch's StateScript framework: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jP0z7Atww4
Casts don't change the type of an object. They might create a new object of another type from the first one.

edit: I guess what you want to say is that implicit casts make a type system weak. But even there there is plenty of wiggle room: I think that everybody agree that implicitly converting the string "1" to an integer is bad (which is not allowed in C++). Narrowing conversions are arguably bad (they are sometimes allowed in C++), but some other implicit conversions are hard to argue against (int to long for example, or derived to base).
OK, maybe I was misunderstanding something. It was also not at the sea, but more water between agricultural plots, so maybe just for drainage?
This never bothered me much since I can skip them immediately. I've been trained at this point to immediately skip a minute or so into every video
While this varies by territory, I'm UK based, I find the main benefits of Prime to be the next-day (even weekend) delivery, Saturday (even if not next day) delivery, and sometimes the locker delivery option.

Even where prime price is the same as other+delivery this wins out. Though at each price rise or other change I have to rethink if I consider I'm getting a good deal.
Glad to see new solutions leveraging the (underrated) instant branching feature offered by Neon.
I'm sorry, have I insulted you? Why are you calling me obtuse?
Don’t get disabled either! Then you’ll have extreme medical bills you cannot afford that aren’t exempt from being reclaimed via garnishment! So you’ll be stuck with only social security and nothing else to survive on!
Can we sue the Federal Reserve for it's "Hidden Tax" of inflation?
‘No white men’ policy: what you can and can’t do in diversity hiring
It would be easier to decide to give it a try if the website had screenshots and such, showing what it looks like and how it differs from Discord.
The Gantt chart can track dependencies, including multiple dependencies. The issue is whether you've discovered all of your task interdependencies or not and whether you add them to the dataset when you find them missing. If you haven't and you don't, you'll be screwed no matter what tools or techniques you use.

It's also possible, and sane people do this, to use ranges instead of fixed times for your durations. This helps to discover risk (particularly of exceeding a deadline).
My guess is that it's for AI photo editing features. The temperature can help the AI model determine people from objects.
Don't read the rest of those github comments if you'd like to maintain respect for anyone involved.
So will the people without loan get the same amount of money as each of these people?
I have a Pixel 7 and I have the opposite problem, I often have to use mobile internet while at home because, on wifi, it will randomly lose connection for no reason regardless of what router or network type I connect it to.
it's not dead space if the house is positioned correctly with respect to the sun. On the roof, solar panels, in the basement batteries, in the yard either rewilded yard or garden to support local birds, insects and small animals. if you have a parking spot, again positioned correctly So you can build a carport covered with solar panels. and don't forget to turn off the lights at night so that nocturnal creatures can thrive.

it is dead space if it's just a lawn.
> For things like kilometers versus hours I'm still undecided.

Those help you more if you do a lot of math involving both them, but that’s also when it becomes a nightmare in most programming languages because of an explosion in the number of types.

Let’s say your code computes

3km × 4hours

If so, you need a “km hour” type.

In many languages, you also have to write code to make that happen, and to make it have the same type as

4hours × 3km

Even if you don’t ever store values with those types in variables, you also may need types for per km, per hour, km² and hour² for expressing the types of intermediate values (for example, in a physics computation, you may encounter √(3km²/4hour² to compute a velocity in km/hour)

And that’s ignoring that you may

- encounter minutes, meters, yards, etc.

- want to use algorithms that compute exp(3km) or log(4hours). What types do these have? Here, you probably want to forget about string typing values.
Bad management can corrupt any methodology and then use it as an excuse later. Waterfall can't save you from this one. At best, it will hype you for flexible which will be agile 2.0 with a green leave on the genitals.
For most developers, agile means being coached daily like in a sports team. Most folks just want to know what to do, work on it, deliver and repeat.
Instead of empowering developers it allows managers to micromanage with a daily feedback loop.
Pixels get updates direct from Google, doesn't depend on your carrier.
Since when has PMS saved anyone?

A tool is just that. There are varying degrees of tool use from incompetent through proficient.

A bad project manager with great tools is still a bad project manager.

A good project manager with bad tools is still a good project manager.

The ones managing the project can and will make or break most projects.

Don’t blame the tools and don’t look to the tools for rescue.
Committing to 7 years is a big step! Apple does't commit to its support timeline at all and seems to average around 6 years, so this is more firm and also longer.

I would like to see Apple respond by committing to their timeframe but they won't.
As someone who usually prefers JavaScript over TypeScript but has used many typed languages over the years and generally finds then easier to work with in a way, I agree that one should not pre-judge based on something like that.

But he's just being honest. Many developers have been making that judgement for many months or even years.
Alert that can't be skipped? Un-ignorable hectoring about whatever they want you thinking about today, perhaps for political ends. Makes it even easier to turn warnings into mandates, and it's already too easy. Over-application, so everybody gets told to worry when actually it should have been more targeted. Mistakes, causing needless fear. The risk of triggering largescale panic... or creeping up the use from "only dire emergency" to "often enough that people learn to ignore it". Potential for it to be subverted to malicious ends by third parties.

What are the good uses of a nationwide, rather than local and targeted, alert?
Patreon Is Changing [video]
Nobel Prize Honors Inventors of ‘Quantum Dot’ Nanoparticles
I wonder if this time they allow you to take that 50Mpix photos, or are they magically transformed to 12Mpix again.

Pixel 7 Pro also had 50Mpix sensor.
There are now more documents linked to in the README.md and an example you can try to run: https://github.com/google/graph-mining
Managing Hybrid Teams
Meh. People knew when they bought in that the platforms were closed.

If they wanted "open platforms" they should've bought PC games.
Meanwhile at the government:

"Sir, cellular telemetry reports 0.1% of devices dropped offline, mere minutes before the broadcast." "NOOOOOOOOoooooooo!"
All Cloudflare Customers Protected from Atlassian Confluence CVE-2023-22515
GNOME's VTE Seeing Improvements for Faster Terminal Performance
Curl 8.4.0 will be released on October 11 – a fix for a severity HIGH CVE
The way I understand it, this will send a signal across the 5G network which will somehow cause a storm of covid (or worse) raining from the sky. It is definitely one of the more out there theories, but does seem to affect quite a number of people.

My friend actually believes the signal today is a test, but the real signal will be sent on the 11th of October, and that will be the beginning of the end of the world.
Wonder why digital games usually go the same price of physical media, then if their ownership is conceptually different.
The law very clearly allows the executive branch to forgive student loan debt for a variety of reasons, and has since the 1960s. In 2001, the Republican Congress (along with the Republican president) expanded the circumstances in which student loan debt could be forgiven.

All administrations have used this authority to some degree or another. Earlier this year the Supreme Court ruled that the current administration’s attempt went way, way too far in mass-cancelling debt. It did not say that it couldn’t forgive debt, or even mass-cancel debt. Just not that much, all at once.

This attempt will surely be challenged. But it may be narrowly-targeted enough for the Supreme Court to say it is ok. Who knows!
I heard dictators also use motion pictures:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leni_Riefenstahl

We must strictly regulate all cameras and other equipment capable of capturing and production motion pictures.

Think of all the things that can be done with them:

* Revenge porn

* CSAM

* Instructional videos in dangerous behaviors

* Propaganda

* Furtherance of hate

We must strictly regulate them.
Wow, that's a fairly eye-opening post! I have always used definition 5 for strong typing. I would love to know where the other definitions come from.
Mostly, it boils down to selfishness and "laziness". (Although I try to be very careful about that term, because I do not believe in it as generally used. I use it here to define: an unwillingness to plan ahead and to have to learn something new. Not applied as a global personality trait but only used in context.)
It's all too common for ISPs to give you just a single /64 going into your home.

So if you want to define subnets within that, you're "doing it wrong"? Nah. Just use DHCPv6 and be happy.
https://lineageos.org/

> monthly security updates to every supported device
humanity didn't decide. A small portion of financial power structure decided it could monetize housing as an investment. The rest of us haven't figured out yet how to strip power from the financial elite.
Applied for the platform engineer role today, hoping to hear back :)
This was the exact reason. I never even considered iPhone. I thought it’s ridiculous to pay that crazy price. Then one day I saw the first SE and it was at a decent price on deal. Fell in love with tue size. But now that size of phone is nowhere to be found essentially. I finally bought 14 few months ago and next time I have to change I’ll move back to some cheap Android phone. Screw tracking. If at this crazy price I have to buy a locked down brick I’d rather replace that with something much cheaper.
I think there is strong religious orthodoxy surrounding static typing in computer science, and this article reflects this religiosity. Strong typing proponents often fail to acknowledge alternative beliefs which assert that strong typing paradigms can be less effective and efficient than dynamic typing for many software development contexts. Rich Hickey, the creator of Clojure, is a fairly prominent counter-voice of this debate and provides some interesting context in this presentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2V1FtfBDsLU&t=2227s
Why? It’s so innocuous and a bit funny. It doesn’t compromise on any aspect of the gameplay. Sure, they could have spent a little more effort to make the image fit the final fantasy theme, but companies get weird about how their image is used.

This nit pick comes off as entitled to me.
I stopped commenting on HackerNews years ago because of that same phenomenon. It doesn't matter if you agree or disagree with RMS. It isn't an excuse to act like a total asshole all the time.
To adjudicate.
Yeah I use this for very limited functionality like maps, whatsapp, uber eats. I am also mostly interacting with Google playstore for apps/apks etc. This does still leave the phone open for any day0s etc. but we will cross the bridge when we get there. I am not important enough for anyone to target me specifically and I also keep a low profile.

I was thinking about upgrading this year but I am now thinking of waiting another year since there are no immediate problems.
Society hasn’t done a particularly good job of establishing the value proposition of school. Very, very few of the US’s cultural icons embody the value of education. The American workplace doesn’t obviously, overtly value education outside of in-group signaling from “elite” institutions, and the American workplace isn’t representative of what it means to achieve success in American culture.

If you look around you and see nothing but carnival barkers being elevated through the ranks of society, then why would you value doing anything other than learning to do that?
Yeah, as I’m reading this more thoroughly I see that there wouldn’t be many states to express, and the merging itself isn’t something you’d express in states.

I initially thought more of the inner workings could be managed this way, but it seems better implemented as it is in the article.