skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I would say that's a special case of my second option. Maybe I didn't phrase it broadly enough. It concerns a single question or issue. (Unless somebody thinks they have some magical evidence or experience that concerns literally every issue, which I would find highly suspect).

If people in such situations care about their conclusions (which may not always be the case, not all issues are equally important), they would proceed to share the evidence and experiences.
You seem to be in need of not a keyboard customized for you, while judging keyboards customized for others' needs.

Come up with your own layout and get that custom design made.
This blog post feels like the couple 1000 others or so medium posts we've seen in the past few years mostly around Array functions from web developers trying to boost their socials.

I likely wouldn't have pointed this out if OP wouldn't have used HN so far as a link directory.
it’s almost like betting our entire automotive industry on full plug in EVs, as well as being competitive in said market, was a transparently bad play from the very beginning. Not saying this wasn’t obfuscated by regulatory pressure and "shareholder value" (read: why is my stock not going through the roof in lockstep with Tesla), but that does not absolve execs of their fiduciary duties. Of course the Chinese are able to offer lower prices; battery packs being by far the most expensive part of any plug in EV is not classified information.
Not really but where do you press these? Say I have the editor full screen. Do I switch to a different tab/split/window? In Zellij I press <meta+f>+<enter>. Pressing <meta+f> again will hide the floating window and I'm right back in the editor. I don't use this all the time, sometimes I have a terminal open in a split, but it can be pretty convenient.
I've ended up pirating a lot more stuff recently because a lot of services won't set the aspect ratio on the stream properly, so on an ultrawide monitor it displays in 16:9 the size of a postage stamp with both pillarboxing and letterboxing.

Channel 4 (in the UK) is probably the worst offender, as they preserve the aspect ratio, but have it fill the full width of the screen. This results in the top and bottom of the video being cutting off for most TV shows, including the subtitles. They've gone to some effort to make their player run on different aspect ratios, but somehow implemented it entirely the wrong way.

Webrips do suffer from this same issue, but with either FFMpeg or VLC, it can be cropped to the correct ratio without reencoding.
I think the way it would work is that the boss himself would send the signature somehow (e.g. on teams) and bosses that don't want their businesses to fall victim would have to ensure that their employees would never accept a call from them outside of the system that allowed the signature check.
> then it might be pretty fiddly for someone to clone that repo and get it running locally

with node + TS, it is straightforward (and common) to generate JS output at publish time for distribution. then, using the CLI tool or whatever is only a `npm install -g <pkg>` away, no extra steps.

sure it's not a single binary, but I'd argue _most_ users of a general CLI utility don't necessarily care about this.
Oh I see, after rereading, your explanation matches better.
Ain't gonna fight. Good luck.
You can't copy-paste technology, only information. And information isn't everything. Before your weaker competitor can master the technologies the information he copied enables, you should already have new technologies. If not you are stagnant and should loose.

If your strength relies on lots of secrets you are weak. With enough secrets your strength is just perception not a fact.
My point is that this is a very wrong direction for any country but especially eastern europe.
It's like: welfare/health care system is bad, taxes are not used well. Top earning knowledge workers want an exit hatch, let's cater for them and they can hop off the welfare tax system. This way they can also provide cheap prices to foreign companies.

So many problems. These are just top off my head:

- Countries should want internally organised production, strong companies with own IP, not one-man "companies" producing IP to external entities.

- Those foreign companies will switch to other countries with better prices (Asia, Africa) any time if their programming scene improves. It's not like they have stakes like when building a factory.

- Lot of people think they can invest better, create a better future pension for themselves. This is often true, and why would we want to allow exits, further eroding the whole system? There should be a base pension fund with everyone involved.

> the government loses oversight of actual corporate structures

To the government the company could be a 5 person shell, while it actually employs/pays salaries of 100s of families. Theoretically you could roll up the contracts, but that would be very complicated.
Xylazine is a veterinary medicine sedative adulterating the opioid supply
Does this stay compatible with the old uuid column type, as uuidv7() uses the same 128 bit format as gen_random_uuid()?

That would mean it's easy to update old apps, as we would only have to change the default value for the columns.
> The bottom-end of "human's as a species still exist" is not an existence you are familiar with or want, and is worse then what our hunter-gatherer forebears had to deal with.

No, but that's the case even now. The bottom end of humanity is having a horrible time. I'm sure people in North Korea or the war-torn countries in Africa won't be that much worse off than they are now.

> Rather makes a lot of assumptions that the "no longer supportable" population will simply gracefully starve to death and leave the lucky ones be in the interim.

I agree think it will lead to conflict over land, for sure. Siberia might even become a hospitable place :) Mass migrations will cause huge problems for sure and probably even some wars. But again, those things are something we have now too.

But it's not an extinction event, especially not for us here in the west. We'll have to deal with a lot of inconveniences but we have the resources to mitigate them.

It's not fair but really nothing in the world is fair now (and it seems to be getting even worse with pretty much all the world leaders being hardliners now)
On Firefox just add its search URL (https://stract.com/search?q=%s I think, it's somewhere above in this thread) to your list of search engines then set it as default. Idk about chrome
> Systems that do not involve legacy UUIDv1 SHOULD consider using UUIDv7 instead.

The optimization relevant to v6 also applies to v7. The difference is that v7 UUIDs are not directly compatible with v1 UUIDs.
"The cave digger" is a nice documentary on Ra Paulette, who was somewhat addicted to digging elaborately decorated caves in soft rock.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9n_bHcZaGJs
I'm not sure using deno compile as a way of deploying to a controlled environment has much benefit anyway. Unlike some other languages/runtimes, only a single system dependency is really needed (a new-enough deno installation) to run your code

In my view, deno compile is more about shipping command line tools to people with all sorts of personal environments (which may not have deno at all)
Thank you for the question. I can think of two reasons:

(1) You wouldn't want someone to secretly remove or demote your own commentary. But secretive content moderation is extremely common on today's major platforms. In order to be heard there, you would need to fight back against the practice, and you cannot effectively do that while keeping secrets yourself.

(2) Undisclosed content moderation does not express any kind of message, and therefore the platforms' use of it may not even be protected by the first amendment.

#2 is currently under discussion in a few cases before the Supreme Court:

https://twitter.com/rhaksw/status/1752367424303771948
Humans Are Living Longer Regardless of Where They Live
I offered $100 on Fiverr to get an example of how to add a sidecar to the gitlab-runner on Kubernetes. Everybody who responded wanted me to give them access to my cluster, which was baffling to me.

Of course, I figured it out on my own, having already wasted more effort trying to pay somebody else to show me how to do it.
Do you really want github actions have no side effects?
Xoogler here, left in 2015. I don't think Google's offices have been "happy" or "exuberant" for a long time. The big cultural shift was already underway when I left.
I think it is easy to claim you would make an position in line with your ideology when you don't have skin in the game.
Fixing the app implementation details so that the configuration stays "clean", or at least forcibly documenting them so that the configuration can be written correctly, is vastly better than allowing the app to make undocumented surprises with its private validation.
To keep it in perspective, we are talking about a single month, and it wasn't enough to go back to the share it had half a decade ago.

Those things you cited do no cause single-month rapid growth. What causes it is publicity, or some large ecosystem adopting it by fiat.
The patch is already written, it's on that page. The bottleneck in Postgres is reviewer bandwidth which is why it's been moved out of several commitfests.
Assuming the head unit isn't DRM locked to a specific VIN, etc. That's then extra cost to chase that rabbit trail.
Your infrastructure costs for pirating content are comical. Try to think of how to pirate the cheapest way possible, instead of the most expensive way to prove your point.

Probably need a 100 TB SSD to pirate a single movie. And definitely gigabit. 16 GB VRAM should do it.
Asean bloc to build submarine cable network, link government apps
I am currently working on helping small companies solve technical problems, build a strong technical culture, and scale their engineering orgs. Both hands on code and leadership, as needed.

For a summary, https://orib.dev/consulting.html

I'm just starting out with this, but it's looking promising.
When I say one pixel of left margin, I don't mean there is an extra pixel before the start of text, I meat that there is only one pixel of margin between the left edge of my monitor and the beginning of the page content [1]. If I resize the browser window, the text then renders with the correct margin [2]. This is a bug in the website which occurs when that "latest news" sidebar comes into view and pushes the text all the way across the screen. You may not see it on your computer because of the monitor being a different size, I am using a laptop that has a smaller resolution than 1080.

1: https://files.catbox.moe/pieiil.png

2: https://files.catbox.moe/fyon3u.png
I bet the prompt for the (doubtlessly AI-generated) image above the article was "too many tinkerers spoil the robot". Also, wearing glasses seems to be part of the job requirements...
Most users have no idea the tradeoffs between the two. Or the dominance both have in their respective realms. Or the possibilities of having more viable platform choices.
Yes, but only if the relevant code can be written in Safe Rust (that is, without using unsafe). This is not always a given, but surprisingly, a huge amount of code can be written in Safe Rust and therefore won't have buffer overflows.
I'm surprised more people are not talking about the main reason I keep a high end smartphone in my pocket : photo quality.

I got rid of social media apps a while ago, and except for Spotify I feel like I could manage without a smartphone; but none of them have a good enough photo quality for me (that and the icloud sync)?

Am I missing something?
From my perspective It's 2 primary blockers.

1. It's too damn hard to get data into and out of wasm modules. The component model is addressing this but it's sprawled out into literally rebuilding "worlds" and turning wasm modules into sort of lightweight virtual machines. I wish there was just more of a focus on getting data into and out of modules first.

2. Lack of GC which has made languages like js/python/jvm/c# unfeasible. WASM GC is just now available and hopefully ship compilers can target and build wasm modules that aren't so large in not too distant future.

Once we are past these 2 items, wasm can run free and really should become the final unit of deployment.

edit: I also suspect that like the jvm which started as a client tech, wasm will find more use on the server side, than on the client side in info/business type software.
Flagged for making assumptions about my intentions and using very unkind and ugly language towards your fellow citizens.
Armies are a good example of authority clearly coming from the role, not from the person, and roles inseparably tied to a lot of expected formal behavior. In an impersonation-hardened army (or corporation), you simply wouldn't make it beyond the very lowest rank unless you demonstrate flawless authentication on both receiver and sender side. Just like you wouldn't make it badly dressed.
I am sure it's quite a high figure (I don't know how high; I suspect not as outrageously high as it might seem).

But your reply was not any more of a practical solution. I was trying to centre it on a more realistic observation that money outgoings are connected to much less easily fixable lifestyle circumstances.
Related on the front page, "UUID Benchmark War":

* https://ardentperf.com/2024/02/03/uuid-benchmark-war/

* https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39254871
Yes, internally it's the same as every other UUID (16 bytes, passed by reference). There's no reason to store / represent it differently.
Big fan of custom rendering approaches, but wouldn't such a Design system sidestep any and accessibility tools? Nothing for screenreader to hook into. Text and interfaces would be neither native nor DOM based.
Rezi in 2023
Very well said. And this is partly why psychology researchers have to be so careful in (1) the claims they make, and (2) deciding what counts as a scientific contribution or career point.
That’s their problem though :) bet they lose more money from the $0 they get from pirates - or so they whine.
>Am I missing something?

I don't really care about taking high quality photos ( or any photos)
Sounds like a good reason to check out zellij then.
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I use it a lot for all kinds of programming, including generating, formatting and processing data for various datasets; it is very convenient if you know how to make it work fast (it is not always easy).
1) "Exploitation" of artists has happened long before Spotify. Even the popular ones with music deals. So Spotify isn't making this better or worse.

2) Talent and success in music have never been tightly correlated. Marketing is what sells music, not just talent. Marketing requires a lot of money (And payola).

If anything Spotify levels this playing field a bit.
Put That Framework Down Before Someone Gets Hurt
DiffuserLite: Towards Real-Time Diffusion Planning
After having spent too much time trying to get the simple https://github.com/csdvrx/sixel-tmux/ features into mainline tmux (last November https://github.com/tmux/tmux/issues/3753), maybe it'd be easier to jump ship as use zellij?

Could anyone offer recommendations on "riced" zellij configuations, or just a demo where it shows doing with (say charts of disk usage per folder), watching a movie with mpv + keeping a vim to type on?
Thoughts and prayers and all that but honestly this is for the best. As an economy we can finally reassign the massive investment of talent into something other than advertising.

And maybe we can be honest with ourselves that Wall Street always wins in the long run.
Probably a good re-read of the Innovators Dilemma might help here? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Innovator%27s_Dilemma
Is Josh Hawley Culpable for School Shootings?
Xoogler as well - arguably, you could see this coming in the late 2000s.

but also: it depends a LOT on which division/group you're in and especially who your manager is - I know a lot of happy googlers who continue to knock-out kickass stuff.
I didn't realize Netflix was making "DEI" films
There was a huge credible threat of violence in the independence movement of India
Of course, those that make more don't, those that make less are likely to just DIY. And with those who make more, the ratio is still not even close to N, which makes the overhead interesting.
My favorite tool for the first gen Shuffle is the best 12kb app I've ever seen.

https://ipod-shuffle-manager.en.lo4d.com/windows

Heikki Ylinen's iPod Shuffle Manager, for the unaware, is a portable 12k app that sits on the root of an iPod shuffle. When you launch it, it scans the entire stick for MP3 files, then builds a compatible iPod shuffle database and shoves it where it needs to go so the Shuffle just acts like a dumb MP3 player without iTunes.
https://archive.is/McQTl
A bomb threat last year? Hmmm, I wonder why Caesars chose not to renew the contract.
Look how this thread started. Just the way we have this argument proves my point. Normal community would be like "cool bro, one day you will get there all the way"

Anyway, here is "official definition" from wikipedia:

> Since 1988, The Vegan Society gives two definitions of veganism:

> Veganism is a philosophy and way of living which seeks to exclude—as far as is possible and practicable—all forms of exploitation of, and cruelty to, animals for food, clothing or any other purpose; and by extension, promotes the development and use of animal-free alternatives for the benefit of animals, humans and the environment. In dietary terms it denotes the practice of dispensing with all products derived wholly or partly from animals.

> — The Vegan Society, Definition of veganism, https://www.vegansociety.com/go-vegan/definition-veganism

> The first definition by The Vegan Society is accepted among ethical and environmental vegans and the second definition by The Vegan Society is accepted among dietary vegans.[88]

So I am not "dietary vegan", I am "ethical" and "environmental vegan". I only agree with the first definition.
That’s under typical constant use in outdoor conditions though.
People who aren't programmers have github accounts.
>c7a servers have dedicated CPUs

I can't see any proof of that, sources?

They talk about vCPU here:

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/compute-...

Do you mean for example c6g.metal? For c7a there are also "metal" instances available, but they don't mention that:

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ec2/latest/instancetypes/co.html...
It just works. Proper screws just work. Latches has its own pros and cons, button-less latches like USB are technically even worse. It's just collective memory of cheapest parodies of these for VGAs never working that you have internalized.
Ah, garden path sentence! What a great term. I seriously had to read the title a couple times and thought initially it was an article on passphrases.
RISC-V Assembler: Shift
> By the way, you can insure yourself against loss of income. Many insurance companies offer this service.

In the US, I am not familiar with insurance for loss of income due to simply not being able to sell products/services. Usually, the loss of income has to be a result of covered natural disasters, vandalism, legal issues, etc. Most business insurance policies even specifically exclude pandemics, as many found out recently.
That is an anti-feature for me, as I don’t see immediately how to switch to the one I need through keyboard, without clicking it. There must be a quick switch of some sort?
Sounds like this is an analogy better served by nuclear waste than by fissile material.
You can use the tmux API or a plugin like tmuxp[1] to load a pre-configured session (including running arbitrary shell commands and setting layout).

Using this you could automatically spawn your ssh connections as nested tmux sessions.
Obviously this brings some complications, namely that you need to set different prefix keys (or double press prefix) and any non-prefix hotkeys always get sent to your local session. Personally I just configure remote tmux to have only prefixed keybinds and never make any complicated layouts on remote sessions so that having to press <inner-prefix> + <key> doesn't get annoying.

[1]: https://github.com/tmux-python/tmuxp
AIs Wide Shut
> She had a super wealthy husband who owned media companies, and he would greatly amplify her supposed achievements. This, more than any other fact about her, is why she is so well remembered

This applies to many historical figures whose names are widely known. Such stories are often carefully planned beforehand and then widely circulated, usually with political activism as the motivating force.
So the fact that everything around is poorly made, forbids him from whining that a certain solution is as bad as everything else? Shouldn't we criticize and point out stuff that is bad, no matter whether it's as bad as something else? It's because of attitude like yours that we get 15mb of javascript on every website, 500gb games and UIs that take seconds to load.
Just a suggestion, it's easy to capture command or program output with xsel, just by piping into it, for e.g.: 'ls | grep -i "whatever" | xsel -b'.

It is common for me and I have aliases set up for 'ls=ls -lah', g=grep -i' and 'x=xsel -b', so the actual commandline looks like 'ls | g "whatever" | x'. Then I can paste or redirect the result into something else.

There are probably better command line clipboard managers, but I just happened to settle on xsel, and it seems to work pretty well. That, and using alt and number keys to switch between tabs gets me pretty far with my terminal emulator.
I acquired a tactical LTE base station on eBay that had a fairly clean copy of Druid Raemis in a VM on it. After some wrangling and reverse engineering, that VM is now the core of my home CBRS LTE network with a license-free band 48 radio in my house.

Why? Cordless phones with a second SIM card. ;)