skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Or people have no respect for arrogant boasting.

Also, you most likely are a liar. Just the matrix tables you need for MPEG-1 are 500+ lines.

Unless of course you used 1100 lines to call ffmpeg. Then you don't need the tables.

But that being said: Yes, writing a TCP proxy in 200 lines is indeed possible. But it will use standard socket calls. You might want to read up about what io_uring is all about, and why it's worth going the extra mile.

Or, as an alternative, you could STFU :)
I love this game so much. Thanks, I'm gonna start playing it again today
Moving somewhere would be an experience in itself and would teach you to see the world a bit differently. The main thing is people around the world are not that different. You know how the majority around you seems to think Russia is fighting for a just cause because television said so? That same majority is just as unthinking the world over. Television gets them to do what they are told by telling them they are on the right side of history, the most moral people in the world, most cultured and advanced, and they lap it up.
For my money, they both sound utterly deranged and divorced from the current reality of both what their product is, and the money supply.
The DX3 Pro+ seems like a great recommendation, I might have gone for that as well if it had been available when I was researching.

And I concur regarding the HD600, it's a great choice for many people. I was trying out both a HD650 and the DT1990 before making my choice, and for me the 'precision' of the 1990s was just too enticing compared to the laid-back sound of the 650s -- but it was a hard choice, because sometimes you don't want precision, you just want comfortable listening, and there the HD600/650 really excel in my opinion.
I think “greed” has been the more common term used in history
For the past 5 years, I've been running a board game accessory business out of my house: https://burgertokens.com

There's a surprising number of people who love to upgrade their board games! It's a great community.
Thanks, I guess I should be specific about threat modelling.

Let's say I am a sensitive US gov worker or contractor, or I work on state of the art tech/research in the USA. (all juicy targets for the CCP)

I would be correct in thinking that Intel Management Engine is likely NSA pwned, and likely not CCP pwned, correct?
I was using the context of "living in IRC" versus just going in to ask a question.

People who sit in the same channel all day watching moderators and regulars abuse and mock people that ask questions, just makes me not want to be there.

Unfortunately every large channel on libera operates this way and they get REALLY pissed off if it's ever brought up.
> if the ecosystem keeps on trying to download 3Gb of build dependencies because you tried to use some simple little library.

Downloading 3GB of dependencies is not a thing that happens in the Rust ecosystem. Reality is orders of magnitude smaller than that. Why are you exaggerating so much?

Some people bristle at the thought of external dependencies, but if you want to do common tasks it makes sense to pull in common dependencies. That’s life.
Anonymous Exits – Pt. 1 (interview with an exited edtech founder)
I think you dont get my point. I lived in London for a decade. There are lots of small units but always parks in the area. Here now the apartments are bigger and more spacious but there are very few small parks. In my area population is up 4x and they built one small extension to the school.
Whenever i see a topo map I recall my college days when I had a mountaineering buddy who took us out to middle of wilderness in his jeep with nothing but a topo map and a compass on a snow shoe hike on the San Francisco Peaks in Flagstaff, AZ. We were trying to hike to a cabin but a snow storm cropped up and had to find a fast way down - his skills with a compass and that map were amazing and we made it back to his jeep in 30 minutes what it had taken us the previous 3 hours to hike (we had a couple of daring downhill rides/jumps).

With GPS and all nowadays it feels like that skill might be lost, but hopefully there are some guys out there daring enough to keep it going to take those of us who dont know out for an adventure
What is your alternative? I suspect 99.999% of computer and phone users want the time of their local device. Do you want them all to have to explicitly set their time zone?
This is awesome, can’t wait to play TH again.
Totally forgot about this game, but i remember playing a demo version of the original game. The game was good fun. What impressed me most back then was the quality and “realism” of the videos (mind you, it was 1997)
You work with probability density functions because the probability of observing any given value in a continuum is zero. Density functions may be reasonable to work with if they have some nice properties (continuity, unimodality, ...) The question and answers here seem to be from people that don't understand calculus.
Could we say that in the current state of the human world there is always a way to create true statements based on arbitrary premises.

I don't know if I want to enter into a Gödelian discussion. I would take responsability for the lack of rigour in this context (ala Sokal). The conclusion of the first incompleteness theorem is that the system is either inconsistent or incomplete. Politics is in the former.
Certainly. It demonstrates it knows how they look, how they move, what type of behaviour they show at a certain age, in what kind of environment you might see them. What it doesn't seem to have is enough persistence to remember how many there are. But the idea of an animate, acting wolf is there, no doubt about it.
> "complying with the law was too much work, so we chose not to".

Probably more like an unfunded, no value add venture.
> 1) I never knew how much I disliked naming things before I didn’t need to do that anymore

I never understood this argument about naming. You need to name the component anyway just to be able to reference it somewhere? You need to give the folder or the file where this component is defined a unique name anyway? Internal nodes technically don't need to be named when using Tailwind, but if for example I'm writing a Slider component, do I not want to name the "handle" thing that can be dragged anyway? How was finding the "handle" word a non-insignificant hurdle? And if I need to talk about this element with a colleague what would you call it anyway?
I really like Go's "time" package. The only pitfall I can think of is that it doesn't really handle overflow at all.

https://pkg.go.dev/time
Study things and people that are high performing by societal measures.
Berkeley's upzoning would be among nation's largest (darrellowens.substack.com)

on going discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39414954
>iOS market share is strongest in the states I believe at 57%, which is certainly high but not even remotely approaching a monopoly.

Ackchyually you don't need to be a monopoly to warp the whole market in your favor.

Windows was a monopoly back in the day with ~95% market share, but users could easily install any other apps and any other browser besides IE. The issue was many users stuck with IE because it was the default, but Microsoft wasn't blocking them from installing other browsers than IE or other apps not sold through their channels.

Meanwhile, Apple might have only 57%-60% market share instead of ~95%, but unlike Microsoft, it's actively blocking users form installing any other browser that's not Safari based and any app that's not on the AppStore, therefore doing even more damage than Microsoft was doing back in the days.

And speaking of iPhone market share, despite being it 57%-60% of the US right now, it's also the most wealthy and influential of the market, and looking at the demographics, it's at 87% amongst US teens, so it's safe to assume those teens will stick to iPhone when they grow up due to inertia and network effects, and then iOS market share will be close to 90%, therefore a guaranteed monopoly.
> something to outline clickable areas

Any graphics editor will let you do that.
Argentina implemented local bank to bank transfer without fees in less than one year. Not only saying that, I was a witness.

I don't know how population size is relevant in this context. Instagram has 2.4b users.

Please think that I am comparing a country light years from EU resources. I know SEPA includes many countries but even so the comparison is relevant.
Browsing on mobile, I think it would provide a better user experience to open links in the same tab.
Rather than jumping to conclusions, maybe a more favorable position would be to try to look into what's happening, before judging what others are doing/not doing?

FWIW, it works perfectly fine for me on Linux with both Chrome and Firefox, so I'd say probably something is wonky in your environment, or a temporary issue on the website.
You still don’t get it. If you look at the vast majority of money made in the App Store - 90% of it is casino style games with in app purchases. The app stores are used by those developers because they have direct access to the users wallets. No accepting credit cards outside of the App Store is not the answer.

There are plenty of ways to fund App Store purchases that don’t involve credit cards and parents aren’t going to give their kids their credit card numbers.

The other big revenue source from mobile - doesn’t involve money going through the app stores at all. They are services surfaced through apps where users already don’t pay through the App Store - like Netflix, Spotify, Microsoft office and all of the B2B apps.

Neither Apple nor Google care about the little Indy app developer.

You keep talking about “unjust “ fees. I’m talking about developers of casino style games that make almost all of the money in the App Store - this came out in the Epic trial.

It’s not about the little guy - no one cares about the little guy - including Apple.
I still entirely don't understand the point of web assembly - at best isn't it a pretend emulation layer?

You have to have some sort translation layer/virtual machine consuming the fake assembly and spitting out the real hardware assembly... which begs the question of why is that better than mapping stuff into intrinsics.

So far the only use case I can gather is obfuscation for content management a la tiktok, where as the people behind WASM seem to be going with the "super ~native performance" marketing angle.
> dated typesetting technology like TeX

You seem to be confusing "mature" with "dated."
The same is true of CSS classes, though - there you have the same choice between reuse and duplication. Do you have .button-primary, .button-secondary, etc, or do you use modifiers instead? The combinatorial complexity is inherent in the design of these sorts of components, you won't get away from it just by using a different tool to write your styles.
Submission embeddings?
Surely LFS will survive? Might need to update a few steps is all.
Announced awhile ago but available now.
I thought the same thing. Of course it is downstream, but I think this is why the person mentioned it: because the journey is surprising.

They're saying that powerful tidal currents caused someone that entered the water at Dartford to end up in central London. A very unexpected result.
The hottest trend in U.S. cities? Changing zoning rules to allow more housing: https://www.npr.org/2024/02/17/1229867031/housing-shortage-z...
Relatedly, Karpathy had an insightful post awhile back on perils of tokenization https://twitter.com/karpathy/status/1657949234535211009

(I cited it in my Excel tutorial on BPE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvZN3-WqAOI&t=1916s )
For past events, knowing the local time might be useful context. I'd store local time with UTC offset, or with IANA time zone name (which might change the UTC meaning if there's some change affecting past dates in the IANA database).
>How can you have metal bands or rappers if none of them are allowed to do drugs or commit any crimes?

Oh no I had a list of good Japanese rock, metal and rap music right here but I seem to have dropped it...

Hanabie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fuFbQ-Mewfw

Mad Capsule Markets: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Al1ihLf_e18

Maximum the Hormone: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=beN5ep5MrdY

Jiluka: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psEMRalCPFQ

Deviloof: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWDENni6Pbc

Nemophila: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26aMuahxz8c

Unlucky Morpheus: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8i_QhOgsKw

Ningen Isu: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CbI79e5iZKs

Band Maid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZIJ2vFxu9Y

Stereopony: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYV-XJdzupY

Gallhammer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDiWv276t78

Chanmina: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efcyoenRdnE

Wednesday Campanella: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1oxh8Z-2ko

Tokyo Gegegay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A9W6rvoqIME
> People have been saying the same thing about off/near-shoring for decades. "X will be replaced by cheaper Y" but that has not materialized in any way.

Eh? It absolutely has in many industries. It also has been tried many times in software, it just tends to fail, so the fact the option was there and perceived as an advantage and acted upon is exactly my point. It very well could happen and it absolutely has and has been tried, as soon as it was viable.

When it comes to the above comment about grabbing the likeness of an individual to create an artificial human interface to the layoff process, “deep fake” approaches already exist and are very viable, it’s simply a matter of signing over yet another right in an employment contract. Some groups are already doing this with entertainers and public facing figures because there’s a lot of value in it. So long as it’s cheap to capture a bit of imagery from an employee and cheap enough to overlay and generate video for, how unbelievable is it that a business would simulate a manager figure to lay you off in a conversation pretending to be personable? Technologically we’re not that far away.

At some point you might even be able to crawl internal business conversations to gather personal characteristics and tailor a script or even the appearance of the simulated human to reduce reaction to a layoff message, assuming the risk to cost made sense.

I put nothing off the table of possibilities from groups of sociopaths with power, unless it’s quite literally impossible or too costly to do.
Taking your question in good faith, you can create an iOS Shortcut using the Shortcuts app that just opens up your dashboard. Then you pin the shortcut to your Home Screen instead.
Rust-Ing in Style: My Entry into the World of Rust OSS
> More generally, moving means leaving friends, forcing kids to change schools, and if moving far, learning new laws and customs.

Moving the goalpost are we? Sure, if you keep moving it far enough, long enough, then yeah, you'll find a set of conditions where this is no longer true (such as having a family, friends, changing schools, etc).

> Extracting files from Google Drive and iCloud is a pain, but is it _that_ bad?

I take it you haven't done it. Put your money where your mouth is and just switch. It's that easy, right?
Imho döner is a healthier diet than the average
I was never a big gamer but I loved theme hospital!

Can't wait to try this.
from whenever import (
# For the "UTC everywhere" case
UTCDateTime,
# Simple localization sans DST
OffsetDateTime,
# Full-featured IANA timezones
ZonedDateTime,
# The local system timezone
LocalDateTime,
# Detached from any timezones
NaiveDateTime,
)

Why so many different types? Doesn't ZonedDateTime cover all of the other use cases?
In my case, the application was using the Wireguard MTU correctly, but the Wireguard packet itself was too big for something on the path. So, the Wireguard MTU wasn't set correctly, basically. But Wireguard packets aren't marked DF, so one would expect a worse, but still working connection in that case. However, that something on the path seemingly just dropped the packets without ICMP notice.
Epic doesn't make any PWAs as far as I know, so this is really just general shade thrown in Apple's direction. Despite Apple's dominant position, I empathize with the desire for less surface area and eliminating features only a tiny fraction of users ever used. PWAs occupy that weird space between an ordinary webapp (that you can still bookmark on the homescreen, AFAIK) and a full-blown app. It's not clear to me what the precise benefits are of a PWA over a regular webapp. A regular webapp can cache resources with E-Tag and Cache-Control http headers. A regular webapp has localstorage, etc. Maybe PWAs get always on server push? But what users actually want that anyway?

I personally don't use any PWAs and have never built one. When I want to target native iOS (or Android) I boot up a React Native project like a sane person. I like to attack Apple monopolistic practices as much as the next guy, but this seems overblown. PWAs seem like a red-headed stepchild of web app development and it makes sense to jettison support for them to simplify the operating system and related APIs.
It's not a problem when you compare it to C. You have few available dependencies to choose from with C. If you are equally picky and constrain yourself to parts of the ecosystem which care about binary size, you still have more options and can avoid size issues.

For things like a kernel, it is moot as most deps are simply not possible to use anyway.

When you consider the full ecosystem, you need to really compare it to alternatives in largely managed languages like Java, go, node, etc. those binaries are far larger.
Hmm. Is it possible to apply multiple vectors at the same time?

Eg. Trippy and sad, honest and self-aware, lazy and creative, etc.
So it's $140 dollars for 2 in the comparison. Right?
I quote Zen Mind Beginner's Mind a lot: "In the beginner's mind there are many possibilities, but in the expert's there are few."

It's like, the smarter someone gets, the more it trips them up when it comes to questions like the one Yann is trying to address. Because, "world modeling" doesn't have to mean that the system understands advanced physics and calculus. Look at our own brains – only analogies, I'm aware – and think about how much a child can infer about what will happen when you throw a ball at them.

Are they 'calculating' trajectories? Not consciously. That would be too slow, regardless. Their brains have become wired through experience and evolution. Formally explaining why the ball will do what it does? Well, that takes years of math and physics education.

Bottom line: in the months and years after a model comes out, research tends to uncover all sorts of things happening inside them that are unexpected. Best thing is to approach it with a beginner's mind, and say, "hey, it's doing _something_ interesting – let's try and understand what that is," rather than just forcing everything to conform to our existing worldview.
Except pre-web you didn't have to do that, at least not to the same extent. You don't think you're affected by the noise, but the reality is you've adjusted your behavior to compensate for it. The noise changed your whole outlook.
As an information security professional, I can attest that, some days, you're not far off.
Then how do you express that something must happen at a date in the future at 4pm local time? If you use UTC based on today's expectation of daylight savings, they may have changed by the time this date happens.
- Adobe has a C-based codebase of Photoshop developed over decades for the desktop app
- Adobe wants to bring Photoshop to the web for easier distribution and tighter control
- Adobe engineers compile the existing C-based codebase to webassembly instead of rewriting it from scratch in javascript
- Photoshop for the Web is born
- ...
- Profit?
Oh, sure SoaceX could do it. Right now, they cannot. And yes, guidance systems for multiple warheads, single warheads are a thing of the past, is not easy to get right. At the very least, it is a major development project.
Change? Impossible. This is software after all. It never changes. /s
Don’t forget: it’s never the victim’s fault, no matter how careless they are.
I wouldn't use an int. Some things use milliseconds since 1970 instead of seconds to get sub-second precision without involving double, and you need to read the docs to understand what is expected. Or you can just pass a DateTime object standard for the language if running in a single binary, or something like ISO 8601 when there's a network in between. Databases can often store DateTime objects sanely.
Ask HN: Why aren't smartphones in our dreams?
Smartphones are omnipresent in our daily life, but rarely show up in dreams.

Why?
> Epic Games makes and publishes games for phones. Fire tablet apps and its app store are just Android apps, it's just that Amazon doesn't sell phones so they don't brand it like that.

And Amazon also takes a 30% cut…

> Profit margins on B2B are generally way higher than B2C, the way B2C companies typically achieve high profitability is via ads on valuable content which is a tough ask for smaller companies.

Where are all of these non game B2C companies that are using in app purchases? Which I keep repeating, can’t make up more than 10% of the total revenue of App Store profit?

In today’s market, if every single app that monetizes directly through in app purchases that was not a casino style game left the App Store, it wouldn’t make a difference.
This happened to my watch; it was not a fun day at all. Not sure if it was a glitch or a hack but it was very disconcerting and I did a full factory reset, re-pair and a different passcode.
Building more housing is like building more freeways. It doesn’t work. Within a generation, housing costs are back to normal
Levels—but now everything is uglier, there is less nature, and the earth suffers. Urban jungles and tenement slums are not sustainable. Humans need a check to prevent them from overrunning the earth breeding. That check is habitat control.
I am at the center of this locally. We are seeing neighborhoods of houses be approved for 10 story housing buildings.

In effect, we are glorifying building tenements when what we really need to do is change zoning laws to allow for smaller homes.
Huh? The exact headline was "Bernie Sanders briefed by U.S. officials that Russia is trying to help his presidential campaign" No evidence of Russian interference was ever provided.
I've liked (often times a lot) parts of every job I've had. I've also been ready (or past ready really) to move on in I think every case.
in my definition an app is a standalone UX

a website in standalone mode is a web "app", so web apps are not possible in Safari if the website, even if uses all the modern web capabilities, cannot get rid of the browser bar... it is a shortcut to a website in tab mode then

in addition, we still not know which web capabilities Apple plans to disallow in websites, and will it be also disallowed in competing browsers?

is offline website with service worker caching possible? it seems to be disabled according to some beta testers...

I mean for you local storage may be not important but what a disadvantage it is for web programming if Apple clears local storage without the permission of the user as they do it in Safari tabs?

the whole absence of future guarantees is one of the biggest problems, because web programming is a strategy that companies could make now to deploy good web apps in 2-3 years...
A they pay them back, and more, later via various bailouts though
M processor and Airpods are evolutionary.

iPhone was revolutionary.
Quick Understanding of Homogeneous Coordinates for Computer Graphics (2023) [video]
> The UI is almost identical to the HN frontpage

Well, for one HN works without Javascript, while that URL yields just a blank page.
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