skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A Uniform Resource Locator (URL, RFC1738) is a name for localization and access of resources via the Internet. A Uniform Resource Name (URN, RFC8141 & RFC3986) is a name that identifies an abstract or physical resource.

Your argument just favors distorting the concept of URL to use URL as URN. But if we were going to use URLs to identify abstract resources, why don't we use URNs instead?
There is room for emphasis: bold text, colors, different font, …
Twitching isn't proof of dreaming.
It seems to have less of a print than the current space grey. An improvement over the status quo lines up with Apple’s claim of “more resistance” to fingerprints.
Trip Autumn ISO C++ Standards Meeting (Kona, Hi, USA)
I understand your point and I agree with it within its scope, however I want to reinforce the point often missed by data handlers: you're talking about tradeoffs involved in doing the thing, whereas we (the users) are saying, don't do the thing. Anonymization may be a spectrum of trade-offs, but for the side EFF represents here, the two issues are: 1) that companies do the thing that makes anonymization a meaningful concept in the first place, and then 2) use one end of the spectrum to sell this to the public, while actually sitting on the opposite end of that spectrum.
Wine 8.20 (Dev) – Run Windows Applications on Linux, BSD, Solaris and macOS
I find it not believable that

- You derived the theory correctly (end result should match textbook result) and thought what you were doing were wrong.

- No physicist you asked could explain where you were wrong

- No physicist you encountered could see the obvious connection of this and the usual approach

It's not really a mysterious or novel fact that you can have these shift of perspectives (at least since Kant who heavily influenced Einstein) e.g. Newton took his three laws as the base, derived relativity as a theorem. Einstein took (modified version) relativity (together with the invariant speed assumption which comes from electromagnetism) as the base and rebuilt the rest of theory of motion that reduces to Newton's theory in the limit. Nothing is amiss here.
> - Are they viable as a backend OS?

FreeBSD is definitely viable, it worked well for me when I was at Yahoo and WhatsApp and it works well for Netflix's CDN appliances. kqueue is great for large scale servers; a small(ish) and stable base system makes a great platform to build on.

I haven't looked much at NetBSD; it should work ok, but its goal is portability, and I'm not sure about performance. It would be the right choice if you want to run on eclectic hardware, of course.

OpenBSD's focus on security makes it a reasonable choice for some types of servers. I wouldn't want to use it for a big beefy many-core server though; it doesn't support CPU pinning, and many networking applications can acheive a lot more throughput with proper CPU pinning than without. But if your server cpu doesn't have many cores, it's probably fine.
Sounds like a great premise. I’m excited!
That's an interesting point that I didn't consider as well!

On brief reflection I wouldn't consider that really nefarious as long as it was largely true. It's just "insurance optimization", as often unfortunately those terms seem strongly biased against claimants.
Interestingly the one here in Utrecht isn't on the list, it's been up for as long as streetview has images available, since 2009, and gets repaired ocasionally. Now I wonder if it's legit
Dresden Files by Jim Butcher. Read few books of that, then switch to something other and then back. "Small Favor" at the moment. "Dead beat" has been favourite so far.
I don’t since I really only know about what happens in the west. Here most people seem to eat meat 2-3 times a day, that seems far too frequent to be sustainable. Especially if you consider it immoral to live a lifestyle that couldn’t realistically be sustained if everyone on earth had access to it.
For me it's four, my brain just instantly recognizes that there are four things, that instant pairing of pairings: oooo

Five is a bit more iffy, I can obviously tell quickly that there are five things, but then it feels like it's my 3 and 2 pattern recognition kicking in plus some addition math: ooo oo. If you spread the objects out in a weird way where I don't see that 3+2 grouping then I have to count em.
The link you posted is exactly how I normally read every webpage – I have Dark Reader set up to make all text white on a black background. Light backgrounds make my eyes bleed and I actively avoid working with software that forces them on me.
It's worth noting that the proxy and pinning behavior actually help with scope a fair bit. The threat is still there for new versions, but both visibility and external controls can still help.
Never had one, no Instagram or WhatsApp either. The latter sometimes makes it harder to find out what's going on along my former study mates as they (read: the whole year's worth of members of the student society I was part of) all and until relatively recently only use that to communicate but so be it. No Zuck, no Google, no Microsoft, no Apple, none of that all. I use a combination of mail, xmpp (running my own server and getting others to do so as well) and Telegram which keeps me in contact with those I care about the most.
Having put space invaders in space is quite a feat!
https://www.space-invaders.com/post/Space2ISS/
Too bad you used Go instead of Rust.
As I know, LLVM uses 32-bit registers and operations even if you have a type like u8 or u16. Is this problem solved, or bool and u8 will still use 4 bytes on 6502?
No, they are not. There are limitations connected to keeping the warranty, but otherwise you can do what you want.

Apple won't sue you for “misusing” your iPhone, they have no grounds to.
Trillion Parameter Consortium Announced with Founding Partners
Anything article that uses GPT 3.5 should be automatically disregarded. They couldn’t pay $20 for the much more superior GPT 4?
It’s what metafilter.com does. Small, one-off paywall to comment and participate. Otherwise you’re just an observer.
Steve M. Easterbrook Computing the Climate - How We Know What We Know About Climate Change

Tom Deakin and Timothy G. Mattson Programming Your GPU with OpenMP: Performance Portability for GPUs
Is the seller allowed to set the price they want for that first refusal?
Printed text does just fine using maximum contrast all the time, and bold and italics for emphasis.
Printing PCBs at Home [video]
which part is distorted here?

> A-for-effort and partial credit for the outcome
Interestingly the original Rust compiler was written in OCaml. Or to be more precise the one used for bootstrapping rustc.
The article says that "[...] the blotch is unquestionably more noticeable on the black frame". It also looks more noticeable to me on the picture.
I believe that book was the basis for the movie “The Grand Budapest Hotel” with Ralph Fiennes.
Right. I didn't research the account too well, my bad. However the account also has little karma and this triggered my suspicions (shrugs).

Trust in accounts like Tutanota seems to be rather informal. Perhaps it works anyway.
> Everyone who owns a dog knows they have intelligence and self-awareness

To be fair to them, I've occasionally anthropomorphized fish and my Roomba this way.
NASA's hunt for signs of life on Mars divides experts as mission costs rocket
Rehabilitation is rehabilitation.

In contrast, the American system aims for penance, which is why we call it penetentiary. You have to "pay for your actions" - which has absolutely nothing to do with rehabilitation and preventing recidivism. Paying for your actions is deeply ingrained is the American zeitgeist - making the concept of favoring rehabilitation appear immoral.

Regardless, it could be argued that rehabilitating a perpetrator of more severe crimes is a harsher form of punitive justice. Living with your (newly acquired) guilt and regret about your actions is more difficult than hanging out with, and learning from, your peers in crime university - prison.

Also, selling heroin is often manslaughter.
This is genrally good pet owner advice, if a pet stops eating or pooping (or doing it differently) see a vet!
Redirects from https://8.8.8.8
Reflection will be a welcome addition whenever it arrives. On the other hand, whatever is standardize will be a profound disappointment compared to Circle C++.
The books are waaaaayyy better. The show I think is good and the first series does have a different flavour to the rest of the series, but if you don’t like it by the end of series one, then it’s probably not for you.

You might like The Gap Series by Stephen R Donaldson though.
While that's probably true, I don't really see its relevance. I'm fairly certain that exactly zero of the people spending prison time for murder in my country committed murder because they were hungry.

I'm open to the possibility that the situation may be different in other countries, but I strongly doubt it's a leading cause pretty much anywhere.
I find it to be much, much faster. Not sure what might be the difference between our experiences here. I basically dont open the windows menu bar anymore, especially since the powertoys run bar has a shutdown keyword too.
If there's no newline, cat won't output one, and bash will put the prompt right after:

[dale@host ~]$ echo -n "hi" > test
[dale@host ~]$ cat test
hi[dale@host ~]$

If you add a \r, then the cursor goes back to the start of the line, and the prompt overwrites the "hi".

[dale@host ~]$ echo -en "hi\r" > test
[dale@host ~]$ cat test
[dale@host ~]$
>But the best thing you can do for the planet is keep hammering away at the laptop you already have.

You don't say! Is this a form of satire? Who the f would replace a laptop for a slightly darker shell? smh
At the rate Twitter is cutting moderation and spreading Hamas propaganda, I wouldn’t be surprised if it were banned from Europe altogether for DSA violations. Commissioner Breton already warned Musk.
That’s an issue and a lot of people and regulators are actively fighting against it.

Also, any of those restrictions are hardware/software enforced. You can do whatever the hell you want with it if you happen to find how to circumvent those limitations.
Fancy typography is the realm of magazines, not books, and I can't think of a single magazine that's stuck in my memory the way real books do. If you have to use fancy typography to make your text feel more interesting it probably isn't worth reading.
Science! Apple scienced it again! I do think this is a repeat of a decade ago with the original black core 2 duo, a processor change instigated new colors. Then again a decade ago from the core 2 duo black and gray were apple standard colors.
Blood in the Machine: The Origins of the Rebellion Against Big Tech. - Brian Merchant
In Praise of Shadows by Tanizaki, about Japanese aesthetics
One can put anything they want to into an agreement, but that doesn't mean it's enforceable.

Does Tesla even have a legal ground to successfuly sue someone for breaking this clause?

It might be there just to discourage the resales with no plan of actual legal action, no?
Masika
It’s interesting to see that Apple has just introduced offline maps in Apple Maps this year.
I wouldn't go as far as saying it's a "toy" for them, I know some engineers there and someone who joined recently who spent significant time learning Elixir before joining.
I am not talking about dark / light mode difference. I too prefer dark mode in everything I use. Dark mode does not mean highest contrast text on black background though.
Thanks for the pointer! I didn’t know that.
Well said.

I am not a GUI programmer but I have watched heaps of talks from the X11/Wayland devs to get a handle on the arguments and it seems to me that while Wayland has some actual architectural issues (screensharing is hard) they pale in comparison to X (the cruft of remote sessions + thin clients, the security issues)
and most of the issues people have with Wayland are that it does not provide continuity with X. Like even the post here “Wayland breaks everything and they expect others to fix it”.

Yeah, it sucks having to rebuild everything for a new architecture but we aren’t doing it because it’s easy and we are not doing it because it’s fashionable. We are doing it because X is making it hard to deliver the desktop that needs to be delivered.

Much like systemd, for me, the pros have far outweighed the cons. My computer functions as I hope it to and I believe to be getting the best of modern software.
A friend from the east once asked me:

"How do you take a shit, in Siberia?"

As I hesitated to answer, wondering if it was even possible during certain times of year, he said:

"With two sticks - one in each hand - one for the feral dogs and one for the turd."
Is it legal for them to do that though?
Isn't that precisely an argument for legalisation? You wouldn't have 19 year kids selling shit, you would have pharmacies and certification processes and etc.
Have any web pages stuck in your memory like real books do? The web is akin to magazines and not books.

Nowhere in the article it talks about making it visually interesting.
Yep, if I need to find something I ask my partner to check Facebook Marketplace. I check it once a month too to see if I have missed any events.
I can't for the life of me understand Piranesi. I've read so many good reviews but I just couldn't stay focused reading it. It was very slow for me.
I have something similar going on but I take it a lot farther. My file hierarchy is for everything, I mean all of my files. Notes, documents, photos, videos, ISOs, ROMs, project files...

I don't use a cryptic numbering scheme though, I just use hierarchical filenames. Some top level hierarchies include:

- con. (concepts)

- cook. (cookbook)

- film.

- fin. (finance)

- game.

- grp. (groups, orgs, movements, etc.)

- home. (my house)

- inv. (inventory)

- lang. (languages)

- lit. (literature)

- lore. (other people's fictional universes)

- meta.

- ppl. (people)

- prod. (products)

- proj. (projects)

- school.

- self. (me)

- soc. (social)

- std. (standards)

- sys. (systems)

- veh. (vehicles)
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Preferring dark mode does not necessitate presenting #f0f0f0 text on #000 background. Lots of websites out there that present a proper dark mode when they sniff the preference.
I'd say one thing in your defense, it's absolutely true that the ocaml standard library is atrocious. Replace it with something like Base and you will at least stop struggling with basic stuff like simple IO.
Typography has a solution for emphasis that doesn't use contrast, and it's called italics. Use that.
Confirming the other comment - I've always found it to be much faster than the start menu, on every corporate issued ThinkPad I've used in the last year (3). Maybe something is weird on your machine.
It was built by a very small skunkworks team and they are struggling to catch up with all the features required by a service with 100M+ users. Large bureaucratic corporations like Meta don’t usually turn on a dime.
Yes, I am talking about pure white on pure black. I find gray on slightly darker gray hard to read.
Sure but X had loads of tech debt and a pretty big architectural flaw that was a security risk.

Two birds and one stone.
In what (b2c) area is it a common clause?
From "Clickbait is bad, and I don't do it."
to "I am working to efficiently clickbait people."
Reminds me of:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2xHZPH5Sng
Yeah, in my case that is not it. Turning the brightness up makes it significantly worse though, I agree.
> it doesn’t offer tail-call elimination

Why not? I’ve heard people say this about C too and I never understood it: LLVM and GCC both have optimization passes that perform tail-call elimination.
Yes, but not any with typography like the article. I use custom CSS and Firefox's Reader View to disable a lot of design/typography.
Looks slick! https://github.com/Flow-Launcher/Flow.Launcher

Do you know if it does anything like what Everything does re/ tapping into Windows's underlying file database?
That might well have been me if it was in the last year or so. That's basically what I use it for, yes.
Apple not doing their homework here, definitely. What I do to substitute is to read the in-depth review of every new Apple OS (not just macOS, but also the others) on Ars Technica. They are usually published a few days after the x.0.0 release, and they cover pretty much everything that’s new or changed.
I wasn’t, and to be clear, I was making absolutely no comment on whether there is bias in the use of force or not.

I was instead saying the OP is likely reasonable to infer from the data that Black men are disproportionately likely to be involved in homicides.

While it is of course possible that suspects are wrongly accused, victims’ ethnicities should be fairly clear.
It was hateful and yes it was a bandwagon. Go to any Reddit or Lemmy thread about the debacle to see what that looks like.
I would assume that the UK authorities working on protecting children have better things to do than going against citizens clicking on a Wikipedia link and regretting it.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Child_sexual_abuse_in_the_Un...
I very much dislike folks who use their influence to spread this stuff. Precisely because the way social media works, it amplifies into a crescendo of shallow takes and worst emotion. People with influence have a responsibility not to abuse their position. Calling them out on it (the first I've ever done) is not a "crusade".
Another regression is that KeePassX/C AutoType doesn't work with Wayland, so now instead of a simple CTRL+V in KeePassXC, I have to separately copy and paste the user and the pass.

I'm another X holdout because of random issues like this. X just works for me, and I don't have the time and energy to care.

https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc/issues/2281
> Treat text as user interface

> Slightly more famous examples of unornamental websites that treat text as interface are: google, eBay, craigslist, youtube, flickr, Digg, reddit, delicious.

If only the article recommended doing just that.

Gradients and spinning globes, and intricately designed animations aren't typography. Though Stripe's typography is exquisite. Amusingly enough, text that takes up the full horizontal space is not.
The Seq module has more functions than the List module. There are also more of_seq functions than of_list throughout. 5 years ago the compiler standard library was not a serious proposition, it is becoming more so now.
Go read the comment I was replying to a few times until you understand it. Nothing I said refers to hindsight bias. I'm saying there are absolutely situations in which a nuclear first strike would be rational, reasonable, and make complete logical and moral sense for the country undertaking the first strike.

As an example, it is within the realm of possibility that Israel or the United States use nukes on Iran, and there would be pretty strong logical/rational justifications for doing so.
I'm also picking it up, probably next.
Yeah, Circle is the only "Typescript for C++" alternative.
I've just started a book by a brilliant Cuban author: Leonardo Padura. I would recommend his "The Man Who Loved Dogs", it's about the man who killed Trotsky.
I've been running NetBSD beta on my laptop since january (mostly for the added performance with NVMM) and updated to RC1 yesterday. It went smoothly and the kernel rebuild was swift.

The added support for the Rockwell RK3328 SoC is a big deal for me as it wasn't supported yet and I had to default to OpenBSD instead, which is fairly slow.
I am currently selling the domain https://www.turingh.com/. Feel free to send over your offer.
Because it's not super obvious from the map link: there is an app distributed by the artist, with which you can "collect" each of the pieces by taking a picture of them

https://space-invaders.com/flashinvaders/

It's fun :p
That's really cool. I went deep into epigraphy when I lived in Guatemala and was regularly finding carved pottery in our garden beds. Spent a lot of time annotating paper copies of glyphs.

What's the way to view/edit the .conllu files?
The history section is depressing: a whole conga line of promised collaborations and technologies that Apple seems to have promised, and then completely dropped the ball on. (Even apart from the famous crash-and-burns of Copland and OpenDoc, don't forget A/UX 4.0! A/UX and AIX on PowerOpen! Mac OS 7 on DR-DOS! Netware on PPC Macs! Mac OS on the ANS! Okay, wait, MAE on AIX on the ANS! Whoops, no SMP on the ANS! Okay, now we're shipping Mac OS, A/UX, and NT on ANS!)

It puts contemporary Apple's NIH complex in context.
PHP 8+ is actually not bad.
The Thursday murders club by Richard Osman - a fun British murder mystery, lots of tea and biscuits. It's the first of a series.
Well you certainly can't pay out profit, right? No dividends.

Of course the org can make money and keep it for later.
LLVM does this on x86 because partial register writes don't break dependency chains in many cases, meaning that you can get stalls due to false dependencies.

There's nothing in LLVM itself that makes it use larger sizes, it just depends on the ABI and what's fastest when ABI doesn't matter.
Might want to reinstall. Mine was also sluggish on the first installation but afterwards run swimmingly
Automating Playwright Tests with AI
Seeing Like a State by James C. Scott
Meat eating should also plummet if meat eating is banned in restaurants and there’s a minimum meat eating age that increases a year at a time. Bonus if there’s a health insurance question about meat eating and special meat taxes.

There is no societal structure to disincentivize meat eating. Social pressure from vegetarians (which is so very slight) and logical arguments are the only thing we’ve got. Tradition, convenience, identity, and preferences are all arrayed against the reasonable thing.

For now meat consumption is probably going to be somewhat inversely correlated to meat prices, as per usual.
(Wild idea) I wonder whether NetBSD could be turned into something like device drivers or firmware? Ie it always provides the same interfaces to a hosting *BSD OS which reflects the hardware. It maybe actually runs on whatever device it’s accessing.

Then have OpenBSD tackle system security areas, it’d be a hosting OS. Think minimal, loaded into ram, and maybe system paths mounted ro. Have FreeBSD handle the user interface, possibly somehow the user facing FS, too.

It’s fun to dream ;)
Ask HN: Why do you think the new WhatsApp Mac app turned out this way?
So Meta released their new desktop app for the whatsapp client on macos. And it turns out its universally disliked https://www.reddit.com/r/whatsapp/comments/17pt00z/mac_user_whatsapp_for_desktop_a_huge_step_back_as/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3 due to how bad the app is and how many bugs there are.

I want to understand how does that happen? is it due to Apple's SDKs being hard to use? maybe they developed and tested on other systems? Meta laid off all their QAs? over reliance on automations and test suites? no dogfooding?

I am genuinely curious.
Pretty sure it didn’t use that custom font back then, and the iA swiss founder would never have done this. They seem to be focused on apps lately and probably had someone new try their hand at “modernising” the old website…
"Phi: A Voyage from the Brain to the Soul" by Giulio Tononi

Having just finished "On the move", Oliver Sacks' autobiography.
The mosaics look really nice!
Seeing his picture, I figured this guy almost looks like a thug, and sure enough he's in prison, albeit not a thug anymore. His story:

https://pthorpe92.github.io/intro/my-story/

Looks like he's got everything lined up for success when he one days is let out of prison. Great attitude and lots of experience.
There are health risks associated with vaping though, so the risk is not minimal. But yes, you need to _want to_ quit in order to be able to.
Let's talk about composer scripts and why I find them useful!