skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
galacean[https://galacean.antgroup.com/] is Mobile first high performance web interactive engine, it support you make a game in web browser
*nanotwinned diamond composite, which is presumably not naturally occurring.

Interested to know what kind of sizes its typically available in.
You don't want to drive to a resort, hotel or store with a headline figure of say $300 and end up finding out additional fees double that to $600
Difference between parental experience can be wild.

Sometimes up to literal survivorship bias talk from other parents; can be mildly annoying but ultimately I always feel happy for them and their kid(s) that they just don’t seem to (want to?) really know better. Again, good for them - and us all - lest we’d have gone extinct long time ago ;)
For some things, uxn/varvara will do; it is simple enough that it can run anywhere.

For other things that can run by internet, a subset of telnet and terminal codes might do; however, that is only good for remote services and not for stuff that is more useful to run locally.

For some things, C will do, especially command-line stuff, but also is possible to use SDL, etc.

You do not need so much extra stuff that just makes it slow and takes up more memory and makes it difficult for the user with program working together; for this reason, UNIX pipes are useful because you can put any program together by pipes. (Like, another comment also mention something similar)
From the article linked in the first paragraph: "The legislation — the first bill of its type across the state — would prohibit advertising a price for a good or service that does not include all required charges other than taxes and fees imposed by a government.

Why are taxes and govt fees exempt? This reeks of "rules for thee but not for me." Either to goal is to avoid misleading customers with low advertised prices, or it's not. For example, California has a ~50 cents/gallon fuel tax. Can gas stations start advertising prices that are 50 cents lower than they actually charge and be compliant with this law?
I found a really good blog post about why people care about the "audience reach" they have. Perhaps you'll enjoy it?

https://lolbat.netlify.app/post/wordpress-killed-my-blog/
Highly recommend ARM-based instances for RDS and ElastiCache in particular. That's a easy instance type switch and nearly idiot proof. Switching Kubernetes cluster worker nodes is another story (though ARM built container adoption is getting better).
Debian has a ton of embedded code copies, inherited from all our upstreams who bundle libraries for Windows/macOS/etc and also sometimes fork them etc.

https://wiki.debian.org/EmbeddedCopies
I feel like people should be made aware of the risks and if they haven't misled you about what's at stake, you're an adult and you can place your bets.

That isn't a scam, it's a gamble. It's the same as going to a brokerage and selling short, or buying a piece of land sight unseen. They are not allowed to lie to you. You are allowed to be an idiot and lose all your money.
A lot of these challenges can be avoided by hiring an experienced mechanical engineer, product designer, etc.

Many of these things you would expect not to leave the initial design phase that way.
Looks like a common one is called "SnoreRX." Lots of random stuff for the same purpose on Amazon.
Thank you very much! I was able to create comic strips from it. :-D
> a hilarious and original way

Well, it was.
1 cent is equal to 1.5 yen. The nice conversion of 1 cent equals 1 yen has been lone gone. :(
Single Element Pure CSS Pie Charts (2018)
Only needing to hire a minimum number of employees to run it, the "TLD business" must be quite profitable.
100% a lot of the issues they mote are things you would expect to catch in the design phase even with a single design review with an experience mechanical design engineer
The issue is that you can't compare apples to apples. One company charges more built into the price, another company hides some fees you only see at checkout and can't avoid. It's not adding value and it's not improved by competition (competing with this tactic means hiding more fees than your competitor)
> There seems to be lack of a single word in English to describe this except the long phrase above. Anyone has good suggestion?

If you mean the request and response message pair, we call it "exchange" [0].

> It goes without saying that this is a hard requirement I have for any API client but sadly most ones I tried always lack some information somewhere.

Both HTTPie Desktop and HTTPie CLI allow you to see the entire exchange. In the CLI, you can use the --verbose flag [0]. In the desktop app, there’s a “Request” tab.

They both also support previewing the request without sending it. The CLI has --offline [1], and the Desktop has a live preview feature [2].

[0] https://httpie.io/docs/cli/what-parts-of-the-http-exchange-s...

[1] https://httpie.io/docs/cli/offline-mode

[2] https://raw.githubusercontent.com/httpie/desktop/master/.git...
Surely! I'm one, contact info is in my bio
Thank you, I did not know the term.
You gave this exact same answer to me in your Discord a year ago. If nothing sketchy is going on why not just open source the thing?

At a minimum you should remove the banner at the bottom of the page claiming it's open source.
I've always wanted to bill some contract work to AT&T in particular and include my personal taxes and fees after the negotiated price.
17.99€/month for my family, so that comes to about 3.6€ per person.

It's a cost that in my opinion is definetly worth it. Yes, it is not 'free', but at least the option is there, it saves our mind and it helps the actual creators of the videos more than watching ads would.

Suppose their was an option to pay for your family to have an ad free experience for the whole internet. What price would you be willing to accept for that?

IMHO, the current ad based model for online content is a lose/lose race to the idiocracy bottom for all.
I also procrastinate bed time. I've always linked it to anxiety (non necessarily in strict medical terms/meaning).
That's my rationale: In the evening the day's over and 'nothing can happen' anymore for that day, so I feel I can chill out. On the contrary, tomorrow 'anything has yet to happen' and I can have a feeling of worry.
That's the reason I've given myself to procrastinate bed time. Not sure of that's the case or I'm just a night owl (possibly that's the case as per Occam's).
Anyway, I feel you.
Given the 80% desktop market of Windows, and what actually powers server rooms, I doubt it.

Mobile yes, Apple Newton was a reason why Acorn didn't just close shop in the 1980's.

Apple's M CPUs on their laptops versus Windows market share is quite close how Motorola/PowerPC vs x86 has always been.
Thank you chao!
I definitely see where you're coming from. Personally, I find the metaphor interesting insofar as that there isn't a 'linearity' of threads. One of my personal peeves with HN/reddit/discord/forums which I'm inspired by is the 'list-style feed' of it all. It doesn't sit well with me as a design choice, if that makes sense.
Another thing is for sure the 'metaphor'. I think that switching the design/psychological context of what you're doing adds a bit of respite from the, in my opinion, brutish psychology of these other conversational platforms.
That being said, I don't oppose your interpretation. From a technical standpoint I believe what you're saying is more than fair and possibly stemming from my own need for growing/learning more as a programmer.
A bunch, I knew of some of these filters from using SNES9x over a decade ago: https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/NTSC_filters
Discs? Yes. Still made in Japan.

Players, no. But MiniDisc was ubiquitous in almost every country except the USA, so they're still relatively easy to find.
Given everything needs to hide behind a cache layer these days to protect it from DDOS it'll probably be fine.
Good questions. 1)Fury support versions. 2) The schema will be included in the data, and will be used for deserializing/validating the data. The schema will be sent to peer once for a tpc connection.
hahaha i love this!
In Lisps, and other dynamic languages, two or more objects that are not related by inheritance can be substitutable. This is very useful.

That makes inheritance-based covariance and contravariance largely moot.

You have substitutability-based covariance and contravariance (you can't get away from those) but they cannot be subdued declaratively.

E.g. if you're passing a callback function somewhere, which you know will pass widget objects to the callback, it's okay to use a function that was written to handle gadget objects, if widget objects are designed to substitute for gadget objects.

That's contravariance of substitutability.

Substitutability is the only thing that matters in the end. Declared inheritance doesn't ipso facto guarantee substitutability, and therefore declared covariance or contravariance, which are inheritance based, do not guarantee actual substitutability-based covariance or contravariance.
Taxes and government fees are exempt because it promotes transparency!

I wish gas stations showed taxes separately, but I'm guessing retail gas stations aren't the ones collecting and remitting those taxes. It's probably taken earlier in the supply chain.
They are already repairable. The issue is getting the parts. Tho not impossible. If they make that easier it’s win win!
That’s interesting. A $1bn prize awarded to teams could turn some heads.
The self-contained thing isn't always true either, for a long time the open firmware inherited from the linux-firmware repo wasn't built from source, we just shipped the binaries. I expect there are other cases in the archive too, Debian doesn't systematically strip generated files from all tarballs and regenerate them. Especially with more AI/ML stuff, where we probably can't even get the training data, let alone afford to train them.
Thanks for the response. Does the client (desktop app) support exporting the full exchange as txt? I would switch to HTTPie Desktop if this is supported.
>Pascal strings? Yeah, that’s probably the better call, but why not use C++ or Rust or something where a bunch of geniuses got it right already?

I'll be diving into C fairly heavy for the first time ever next year. I intend to skip right past pascal strings and implement/use free pascal's AnsiString or UnicodeString, both of which are reference counted, have a length (with no limit) and are guaranteed null terminated. I've stored a gigabyte in them in a few milliseconds. There's no need to allocate or free memory either... it's like freaking magic.
15 km is doable, 30 is (literally) taking it a bit far so that would be reserved for once or twice a year events. Snow on the ground is not that much of a problem as long as it isn't a metre deep where you're supposed to cycle. I live in Sweden where snow isn't uncommon either and cycle the year trough, if need be on a bike with studded tyres but mostly on a fairly normal 24-speed 29" wheel steel-framed bike. Cycle paths are mostly absent here as well, at least in the countryside where I live. The 80km roads are 70km gravel roads but for the rest the situation is quite comparable I think.
Disagree. Bait and switch is one symptom of the issue that the price is not what you'll pay. Which to be clear is awful.

And that matters if you have to be careful about spending. Also, "everyone knows about them", really? If it's so easy to "know" the local tax rate for various things, why isn't it easy to label them?

See the rest of the world, where even young kids can go shopping. If you give them 5 <amount of currency>, and the item they want is less than 5, or they want five of something that is 1, they can buy it.
Itanium failed in the market because AMD was allowed to come up with AMD64, that is all.

Had it not been the case, the market would have been driven to Itanium no matter what.
The hidden fee that I hope this deals with is the mandatory "resort fee" that is showing up more and more frequently on hotel bills. You find an online room rate for $120, go to book it, and it is $120 + $50 resort fee + taxes, and it ends up being > $200.
A classic example in the US is sales tax. Those are taxes determined by the final sale price which can vary depending on state, county, or city. More importantly because those fees aren't controlled by the company doing the bait and switch it's the same for every company.

This bill is very clear that the target is "prices" that reject parts of the price that are entirely set by the person selling the goods or services. e.g. Ticketmaster, etc's entirely bogus "service" charges, or airbnb's that say $x/night but have a $500 cleaning "fee".
If we had user-replaceable batteries and easily-upgradable software (think LineageOS) for phones, the upgrade cycle really would be killed.
Some, such as Verizon's Telco Recovery Charge, are completely made up by the provider! How that isn't just fraud is beyond me.
Yes. I usually use MITMProxy for mobile and Chrome for desktop for such tasks. The other comment suggests the term "exchange" which I like.
thats an interesting angle

they may not have guts but they aint stupid
I am 36 and I subscribe to notion that no desk or ergonomic chair will help.

Only thing that helps is excercise.

I go to the gym at least 2x a week.

When gyms were closed during lockdowns I did not excercise or had much of movement anyway. Then I got my back hurting and other stuff.

Now I am back at the gym and all issues went away. Also I don’t lift super heavy but moderately like I don’t bench press 100kg so I finish at 70kg usually. So it more important to move than lift heavy. All gym bros will tell you to put on more weights but you don’t have to if it is not your goal. My goal is to be healthy.
I guess that's part of why she's your ex-wife?
Yes but Japan also has hidden fees sometimes. Like in certain restaurants they serve you an appetizer that you dont ask for and charge you for it before the real order comes.
Your platform sounds really interesting! Would love to check it out if it's still up somewhere!
Alternative social media are interesting for sure :)
That one can be referred to as "Xitter" to avoid ambiguity. X by istself is too common to be associated with a single company.
Emergent tool use from multi-agent interaction (2019)
Throwback to my Functional Programming course during Uni years. Writing OCaml code on paper wasn't fun. I think it helped to cement some concepts, but the extent of said help it's not clear to me. In fact, I also believe the same could have been achieved using a text editor.
IANAL but my quick read of the legislation suggests rental car companies might be exempt, as long as the fees are disclosed somewhere.
You could probably take their network map SVG and convert the circle coordinates from integer Mercator projection points to lat/lon pairs, and then map them to cities.
A Nobel Prize for electron-watchers
I'm in the UK and Temu advertising is relentless, I see it everywhere all the time.
I'm not the author but tools I've purchased in the past are usually $3-8k for most smaller parts and $15-25k for larger or more complex parts from a lower cost/overseas place and lower volume tools and much more from a US or European shop for a high volume steel tool. Parts are then a few bucks a part or less, depending on size and particular material.
That would be an actual improvement
My wife still manages 12+ hours per day - I get about 4-6. She wonders why I am gradually becoming irrationally irritable, as in her view being overtired is something that is easily controlled. Easily said when you get to sleep in to 1pm or later every day.

I find myself picking fights with anyone and everyone, even inanimate objects. I know it’s crazy.

We don’t have time together any more - I just fall asleep the moment the child is asleep, as I know I’ll be getting up several times in the night and before the birds in the morning, and I just can’t keep my eyes open beyond a certain point.

The flip-side is that she feels that she spends her every waking hour looking after the baby - which isn’t far off the truth, as I look after her while she sleeps - so nobody is happy. My spare time is spent working and building and repairing stuff at home.

I cannot for the life of me understand why anyone has more than one child. How can anyone go “that was fun, let’s do it again”.

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No that huge a void.

Optically flat polished metals, such as guage blocks, will form a few metallic bonds when pressed together.
Another issue for json format is that it will bloat the payload. For example, for an int `1111122222` will take 10 bytes in json, but only 4 bytes in fury. `0.3333333333333333` will need 18 bytes in json, but only 4 bytes in fury.
Lenovo Thinkpads were already on the side of repairability, but that declined after the Apple cargo-culting that began around the time of the T470. The T480 had dual batteries, 1 removable and 1 internal. The T490 was even more enshitified with only 1 internal battery and a lower runtime.
Tax is not always included in Japan in the shown price①. For example, the 100 yen stores the tax is separate so I know if I pick up five items I am paying 550 yen.(10% sales tax nationwide for almost everything.)

①However, by law the price tag is required to also show the with tax（税込） price if displaying the without tax price.
So, instead of arguing your own thoughts on the matter, you choose to downvote when I share my own. Or, you could just do the usual citations spam to silence any dissenting opinions.

Why bother indeed.
It's not really a problem in brick and mortar stores. It's a problem in online stores because you can't necessarily give someone the right price with taxes until you have their address.

And this problem is harder than some might think. I knew someone who lived on a street that was a "dividing line" for this stuff: same zip code, same city, but one side had a 9% sales tax, the other side had around 7%. We tested a lot of online stores and none of them got it right. Including Amazon.
Yet another closed source electron crap. No thanks.
I only need 2-3 hours. I wish I could get more. You learn to use it as an advantage.
You really shouldn't be making purchases assuming you'll have a FAANG salary forever. As we've seen, layoffs will come, random PIP come, and you might be forced to take a huge pay cut. Worst case, you'll be unemployed. Sure you can sell, but you'll have to hope the housing market has stayed good, and that you've made up for all of the fixed costs when buying and selling. It's often not worth it until you've owned it for several years. That's not even considering the stress of buying/selling, or how it locks you into one geographical location. Cool offer in SF? Hope you don't mind going through the process again.
That is 40k vs 70k per year if you take 40 years of working towards the 1.6 or 2.8 mio $.

Or 3’333$ per month vs. 5’833$.

Not that much for a mean if you look at it that way.
I was able to find someone else called Accu Web Hosting, which is the same longstanding-but-boring experience that'll keep me going.

Also, look into nearlyfreespeech.net. I believe it's understated in HN, and has a business model that needs more imitation in the startup community.
Yeah, so in the US that doesn't work. Most obviously for display, tv, or radio ads you cannot ensure correct taxes in the advertisement (this was a big eye opener when I first moved to the US).

It also doesn't work for online sales, where the final price can depend on the final destination of the goods or service. e.g. the taxes cannot be displayed until you've been given a street level address.

For me for example even my zip code spans 3 different cities with different tax codes, my street is literally one block from a different city in one direction, and about 5 blocks to another. \o/
Not that surprising, unfortunately. I work with lots of clients and engineers who assume that 3d printing and CAD is all the experience & input you need to move to plastic injection. It's actually shockingly common.

I think it's really a problem of not knowing what you don't know yet.
Sales tax is charged only once for a retail good, not for the sales of wholesale goods that led to the retail sale. Otherwise the store that sold you a thing would itself have also had to pay 10% on that thing, as would the factory that bought the raw materials to make the thing, etc.
This would be the same phenomenon that causes guage blocks to stick together, I presume?
> Advertising goods or services with intent not to supply reasonably expectable demand, unless the advertisement discloses a limitation of quantity.

This is interesting. I expect we'll see more of "first 10 customers" or "while supplies last" (15 seconds).

> (11) Advertising furniture without clearly indicating that it is unassembled if that is the case.

Ikea is worried.

> (19) Inserting an unconscionable provision in the contract.

As in every click-through license "agreement" ever?
Restfox works great for me. Might require installing a browser addon to circumvent CORS protection in order to run requests against localhost.
Thanks for your kind words. I also want to find more people to join us tro maintain the library. But I still don't know how to involve more people to join the fury community.
So are they going to be reversing their trend of soldering the ram? Most of their laptops have soldered ram now.
Will this apply to all those miserable 5% "economic adjustment" surcharges that restaurants started charging a couple of years ago?

I stopped going to restaurants that charge those fees, but it's become so widespread that it can be a challenge to find any that don't at this point.
There are those days you really appreciate the Firefox reader view :D
I just moved into an apartment advertised at $1,420/mo that is costing over $1,700/mo because of extra fees only mentioned in fine print inside a 100+ page lease. The "no hidden fees" ISP that I'm now forced to use has over $30/mo in hidden fees. It's not just prevalent, it's business as usual for every company everywhere -- because they can and they know nobody will do anything about it.
I'm in the US and Temu makes up something like 20% of the ads I see on YouTube
It is not evaluated for regular arrays. It is evaluated for arrays with variable size, you need to be careful a bit. But this is rarely happens to be a problem.

The general rule for sizeof is to apply it only to variable names or directly to typenames.
That argument about multiple level taxes is always beyond me. Taxes are not stock market which changes in unknown direction constantly, they are always known at the worst weeks before implementation.

In my eastern European country even biggest supermarkets can change all labels overnight (I even bet they can can do at least twice daily - albeit with here and there confusions when there multiple labels for same good)
Sure. It's more to protect you against when work wants to cut your pay, force you back into office, or you simply fall into office politics by someone climbing the corporate ladder. 6 months savings isn't "fuck you" money, and I'm guessing me and you both wouldn't be working for BigCo if. We had that money.
The price goes up on everything so I’m not sure how you think it’s without people noticing.
It would be a good idea to make in other places too, so that the advertising of prices will not be deceptive, so that you will know what they are. If someone charges you money they did not say (due to the service that was agreed on), it is false advertising and they should not do that.
I’m not sure I understand how this bill is incompatible with that plan.