skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Some things I'm not seeing:

- no direct draw/deform/reshape tools --- Macromedia Flash had these of Futurewave's SmartSketch
- no scripting

any possibility of those things getting added? (or could I get a hit w/ a clue stick showing me where in the UI I'm missing them)
China, Vietnam, Cuba, to name a few.
$1T per 100 Days: Is This the Year the Debt Bubble Explodes? SchiffGold
Yep I've done this and it works in a pinch. 1Gb/s is also a reasonable fraction of SATA speeds too.
yes, very worrying to be able to run software you want on the device that you purchased
While other communities are already taking direct steps towards safety, the C++ community is still trying to define what safety means. I think it's funny and sad at the same time!

I didn't read the article (just browse it) but here's the TLDR from the article itself:

```
tl;dr: I don’t want C++ to limit what I can express efficiently. I just want C++ to let me enforce our already-well-known safety rules and best practices by default, and make me opt out explicitly if that’s what I want. Then I can still use fully modern C++… just nicer.
```

As is normal in C++, the defaults are wrong. Developers should "opt in" for unsafe instead of "opt out" of it!
This; Gates too. It's becoming an obvious attempt to garner support of the government restricting the use of AI to large players. None of the entrenched interests want any disruption that AI might cause what so ever.

Replace "AI" in all the doomsaying with "the internet," and it will become clearer.
Ironically the indentation and distribution of the output makes it harder to read for me than the original json
Ah, you may be right. It's not clear in the story that "Average and p95 latency actually increased after shipping the work to production." means average of Indonesia and ex-Indonesia and not just Indonesian average.
It's isomorphic when vectors are normalized, otherwise it's angle distance, not position distance
The core technology fee doesn't exist on the Mac.
AI is meant to be clever, AI will not do such stupid thing. Free money given to people who just spend it on unnecessary stuff will only cause more inflation. and the money will return the big corp anyway, just like it did during pandemic helicopter money times.
LossyDAS: Lossy, Incremental, and Diagonal Sampling for Data Availability
I get the impression that many people here seems to be very challenged to know what they actually do. Do you just randomly work on things, barf out different issues into the same branch at the same time?
There's a fairly short list of companies I could see doing something like this, and Boeing is on that list. I could see Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Exxon Mobil, JPMorgan Chase, McKinsey, ...
You missed the Std column => (C++26)
When “Death by MBA” takes an unexpectedly sinister meaning.
Fortunately, Musk has a specific goal of "dying on Mars, just not on impact", and might be rich enough to make it happen.
IMHO, Herb Sutter was spot on in his talk (https://youtu.be/fJvPBHErF2U) that it is impossible to walk back features of a language once they are in the wild. His cppfront is an interesting and refreshing approach. I think his “create a TypeScript for C++”, ie. generate safe, easy to understand, conforming C++ is the optimal path for where we are.
Dealing with legacy codebases to evolve the language into something else is monumentally more difficult.
And I tend to argue that maintaining legacy C++ systems with decades of features and bug fixes is okay for the right applications today.
Experiencing Science [pdf]
Unless we have credible claims, or investigations, showing otherwise, I am in deed inclined to.
This appears to be the same article, syndicated to msn and therefore (for me) not behind a paywall. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/crypto-gets-blamed-for-...
You are already logged in, therefore you are using your rights as a member to review content. Maybe you can implement good time delays and leverage Scrapy from Python.
Inception Attacks: Immersive Hijacking in Virtual Reality Systems
I would have guessed most uses of unsafe dealt with c abi bindings. People do like to create interesting data structures in rust, but I don't see any of that in my cargo tree, and I suspect most people don't.
> How else will you even attempt to simplify it to 10 years old?

> The electron cloud model says that we cannot know exactly where an electron is at any given time, but the electrons are more likely to be in specific areas.

https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electron_cloud
On the Mac I would agree with you, on iOS I think the best option is probably old rules App Store due to the CTE alone.

“Best deal available to them”
!= “best deal one could hope for”.
Liam Proven does some stellar work for the Reg: https://www.theregister.com/Author/Liam-Proven
Killing for financial gain is literally the business model of a large branch of Boeing.
Can you elaborate on why we wouldn't share the carefully estimated project plan breakdown with Level 1? I'm not disagreeing, just curious - one would think that with doing all the work to achieve a solid project plan breakdown and Gantt charts and such, it would behoove you to express this to management who is salivating over tangible examples of progress... I understand we don't want to show technical to non-technical, but part of the good project plan is the fact that we can show a roll-up of the tasks, so the abstraction is visible. It's hierarchical.
Everything in space is about distance - want to stop an asteroid walloping the Earth? Nudge it when it is a few million [time or distance] unit away, and it will miss the earth. You could imagine a future spacecraft might have a leading arrowtip also with a field, many miles in front of it to deflect dust and so on.
How is taking 15% or 30% of all revenue better than €0.50 per first annual install?
> we will find out that there is not a single thing that’s unique to humans

There is, make fire and cook.
I think there's some circularity at play here. Not in a bad way, more in a strange loop kind of way. 'Consuming' information (and I'm going broad here, not in the against-consumerism definition) is also 'creating' mind models. And once you can put something out that people can consume, we are requiring people to do the same thing. There may not be a 'creation' as much as different directions in which consciousness can go about experiencing information.
Rates are measured with time as the divisor. What does rate of time even mean?
> I really liked Bitwarden but the incredibly delayed Passkey support that hasn't even reached mobile yet left me worried about the future development of core Bitwarden.

According to the developer of Bitwarden[0], part of the reason passkeys haven't been supported yet on mobile is due to the use of the Xamarin framework, which doesn't have cutting edge features. They're about to release new versions of the mobile apps, part of which is upgrading to the MAUI framework. This will provide a stopgap to allow passkeys until full native apps are available. They're developing the MAUI and native versions in parallel.

[0]: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitwarden/comments/1b32bbz/going_na...
"The Core Technology Fee (CTF) is an element of the business terms in the EU that reflects the value Apple provides developers through ongoing investments in the tools, technologies, and services that enable them to build and share innovative apps with users around the world."

I feel sick. Yet, I am intrigued by what kind of drugs the PR team at Apple is taking... ;)

In my opinion, Apple's proprietary APIs provide a negative value to developers. Shuffling APIs around for no obvious reason is why none of my old iOS / Mac apps still work. I've been forced to issue refunds to people who upgraded their macOS and then afterwards noticed that my apps don't work anymore. And since Apple owns the customer relationship, we couldn't even send an email to warn them that upgrading will break their setup. (Pro Tools had to do that on basically every OS X upgrade.)

On Windows, things JUST WORK! :) and they've continued working with almost no maintenance for almost 9 years. The Windows version is, thus, highly profitable.

But the Mac version was a financial disaster. And discontinued.

EDIT: Just to clarify, I was super happy with Apple from about 2008 to about 2014 and shipped multiple iOS and Mac apps. But needless to say, my impression of them has soured when they started treating us developers badly. I'm now using Pop! OS as daily driver and it kinda feels as nice as OS X was before the stupidification efforts started.
Is Snapchat is real spying app acting as IM?
It requires camera + mic access all the time, no encryption or anything. so is this why valuation of Snapchat is that high because of data it provides to certain spying org. ? It's not a consp. theory if you think about it.
This is already happening and has almost nothing to do with llm, this is Google and Facebook business model because these are the marketable details.
> prefers-color-scheme: dark

i vote to keep it as it is thank you very much
What is the why?
Despite the new forum feature, Discord is very poorly searchable and requires to be in a specific guild to see what is going on
Swift 5.10: Full Data Isolation Compile-Time Safety to Concurrent Code – InfoQ
The fastest way is probably to reach Saint Pierre and Miquelon by ATR 42 or by ferry from Canada. France's overseas collectivities are amazing.
I am really impressed how much time and effort Apples legal department spends to find every single loop hole in the wording of the DMA. The 50ct per install for alternate app stores, 50ct per install for non-App Store apps after the millionth install, 1 million dollar in securities for alternate app stores, etc all follow the words of the DMA, but not the spirit. I am really interested to see the European Commissian drag Apple in front of a court and them having to legally defend their actions. I assume that all of those things they are setting up to circumvent people from using their rights will really blow up in their faces.
In festina lente.
Sounds like outdated advice from the time before they implemented approval for running action from PR of untrusted people.

In the past, people could modify the GitHub action workflow and run crypto miners on the agents.

But since GitHub changed the default for PR where the actions aren't run anymore that killed that attack vector.
Wear clothes

Write about history no one currently alive has seen

Make music

Go to space

Theorize
This apparently: https://consumer.huawei.com/en/mobileservices/petalmaps/

I wonder where they license their maps ...
The tasks themselves come from a pool and are reused automatically, so no call to `free` is needed there. As for the executor, destroying it is a bit involved, because you need to wait for the currently executed task to finish before joining the threads and releasing the resources. It is a feature I do want to work on in the future though.
> worried if they ever allowed unsigned apps to run

I see this stance often - Do you mean worried for the wellbeing of the easily manipulable (e.g. children) on the platform,
Or worried for the quality floor more generally?

The former has an argument, the latter does not in my opinion.
Even then while I welcome a requirement for apple to notarise apps for regular install (particularly as a means to verify the source), I'd also demand the ability to run unsigned apps unrestricted - whether the barrier is self-signing, a settings checkbox, make me stare at a 30s countdown, whatever.
there is an LVE for this: https://lve-project.org/reliability/repetition/openai--gpt-3...
Nice! Feature idea: let me open the demos in the editor.
I don't understand this part, can someone entangle this? What is the concept of remoteness here?

"Probably the glaring error in Unix was that it underevaluated the concept of remoteness. The open-close-read-write interface should have been encapsulated together as something for remoteness; something that brought a group of interfaces together as a single thing�a remote file system as opposed to a local file system."
You describe a very real problem, but from what I can tell it's an entirely disjoint context. I'm honestly not clear what the scenario you're suggesting is. Your platform would send an authenticated URL to a verified user over a verified communications channel. There may be applications where the channel of choice is a social media service, but I'm having a hard time seeing why you support that but not support the bog standard OAuth flow for that provider?

Or are you just saying, sometimes a user will receive their authenticated URL on the verified channel and then self-leak it on another channel? In which case, it really doesn't matter what that other channel is...
I want to know what the basis is for your claim that "Morality is virtually embedded in physics itself". I want to know the basis of that claim in physics, not in the fixed dharma of buddhism.
Yes there is revenue and users but app is wayy beyond what it could be. Nothing to do with being best product or anything close. But data they collect and provide? that is real. unlike other chat apps
Google's new bulk sender guidelines spell trouble for B2B
That’s for stopping the bullet. All I need from a personal bullet shield is to deflect it enough to miss me.
I've had these strong feelings and the OP describes it really well. Despite being a polyglot programmer, I really struggle with Python, both in expression and performance (unless it's just config for GPUs).

Some of this frustration was recently an "Unpopular Opinion" on the Go Time Podcast regarding Python being great for "data exploration" but not for "data engineering": https://changelog.com/gotime/304#t=3196

I've been yearning for better interactive tooling and ML-related libraries to bridge this gap and started using some even in just the last week:

* GoNB (Golang-support for Jupyter notebooks, also from a Googler) https://github.com/janpfeifer/gonb

* That uses Go-Plotly for graphs/UI: https://github.com/MetalBlueberry/go-plotly

* GoMLX (GoNB author is also on that project, many thanks Jan!) https://github.com/gomlx/gomlx

* Hidden at the end of OP is LangChainGo for LLMs, which I haven't used yet: https://github.com/tmc/langchaingo

Pick those up and let's make the Go community stronger together!
It was an attempt at humor, obviously.
Or follow the doc on running docker rootless:
https://docs.docker.com/engine/security/rootless/

But in any case I think it's always better to do docker in docker for security. Also it help control what version of docker is used by the agent and it can then be a different one than the one on the host.
No, from having many people try to do something brand new, most of them fail miserably, and a tiny number of them creates something revolutionary.

Also what you said, but they aren't mutually exclusive.
There is a certain masochism and macho attitude in C++, see the C++ frameworks of the 1990's like OWL, VCL and CSet++, where C++ was as expressive as you could expect from a .NET or Java framework a decade later, something that only lives on C++ Builder and Qt/QtCreator.

Both not really welcomed in most C++ circles, where naturally one codes close to C, with a thin layer abstraction wrapping OpenGL/Vulkan/DirectX in imGui for the ultimate performance, meanwhile the same authors use an Electron based application to write their code.

This is what made eventually move away into managed compiled languages, C++ isn't really the same as used to be, my next favourite programming language similar in spirit to Object Pascal, as in the last century of desktop GUI frameworks.
Try living in a European city for a few months. I lost 40 lbs in ~8 months after moving to Amsterdam. I was like you, trying to eat keto, working out etc, nothing stuck.

I walk or cycle to work or run errands, it sucked for a month but after I got used to it, I was actually getting proper exercise (along with a 3x gym visit a week).

Food wise the EU is great, no HFCS, no glyphosate in the grain, very limited fillers, and food production leans towards minimal processing. Getting rid of HFCS and seed oils (cold pressed olive oil and ghee are my go-tos here) helped a ton.
I even acquiesced (using a fake address expressing my displeasure with their aggression) to the first popup yet the bombardment continued.
> provides developers through ongoing investments in the tools, technologies, and services that enable them to build and share innovative apps with users around the world.

That's what the 99$ fee for the developer program is for. The 50ct Core Technology Fee is just Apple showing the middle finger to successful developers. I hope the EU goes after this fee first.
The whole reason for the DMA is that developers do not use Apple's platforms to bring apps to the user's devices.
The user has paid for the device and the operating system, the developer has paid for the developer account, so I am really interested to see how Apple justifies that fee in a court of law.
Is there a specific war, genocide, or other event that you were referencing though? I wanted to learn more.
The thing about being a very rational person like this, is that you're very easy to manipulate.
CPI for all items rose 0.4% in Feb, 3.2% over 12 months; gasoline and shelter up
Well of course you need to make an standard way to achieve your goals in the frontend or else it's just asking for madness.

"Your own framework" may be a valid statement but at the same time the creation of the framework its just a side effect of applying sane software design.
What I don’t understand is how does Boeing expect to make the issues go away? Covering up the problems just kicks the can down the road. They still have shoddy planes out in the world. Is quarterly performance now more important than not having planes fall out of the sky somewhere later on? I guess I’m naive here.
AVIF Is the Future of Web Images
> Self driving EV semis will do the job of night trains with low zero carbon.

I hope not. Individualistic traffic is still much worse than mass transport trains. Do robotaxis for the last mile instead.

> The real downside of long haul shipping is the race to the bottom arbitrage of loose environment regulations and enforcement.

Fun fact, tho, dirty exhausts from ships have been substantially cooling the climate before regulation kicking in.
“Before” the Big Bang it’s not even clear that there were laws of physics.
It was a breach of their guidelines to report a method of suicide, so it sounds like they were just fixing that. This is standard in the UK because of evidence showing that reporting methods can be followed by further suicides.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/editorialguidelines/guidelines/harm-an...

Suicide, Attempted Suicide, Self-Harm and Eating Disorders

5.3.45 Suicide, attempted suicide and self-harm should be portrayed with sensitivity, whether in drama or in factual content. Factual reporting and fictional portrayal of suicide, attempted suicide and self-harm have the potential to make such actions appear feasible and even reasonable to the vulnerable.

Methods of suicide and self-harm must not be included in output except where they are editorially justified and are also justified by the context. We should not include explicit details that would allow a method of suicide to be imitated.
> The cover letter that came with the SDK stressed that Microsoft developers had been using the OS/2 pre-release for day-to-day work.

Back in the day dogfooding was the Microsoft way.

Well, at least as far as I know.
GitLab’s UI really feels like it steers you towards work inside of a company more than open collaboration like GitHub does. Very segmented UI without discoverability.

I prefer GitLab but I understand why GitHub is the default. Just different products and use cases.
The EU has always been enthusiastic about the spirit of the law, and Apple is not used to this. You can see their temper tantrum unfold every time they find this out.
It seems from this article that the Nigerian government tried to implement currency controls to prevent capital flight because their currency (NGN) was under pressure given a very high inflation rate, so a sizeable chunk of people took to buying stablecoins so they would have an asset that was not depreciating, giving Nigeria a very high penetration of crypto (second only to India globally).

Because the government had put in place currency controls, the real exchange rate was artificially high (because there was in effect a throttle on NGN supply in the official FX market) but the stablecoin rate reflected a market clearing price based on the real supply which was therefore much lower. Rather than fixing the fundamental problem (the causes of inflation) the government has decided to arrest a couple of poor employees of Binance.

It's easy to hate on crypto and goodness knows I'm no fan of Binance, but it's really hard to see either crypto or Binance as to blame here.
There is capitalism proper and there is absurdly leveraged subsidized speculative financial managerial capitalism.

There is always nuance on the real world. Things can’t be explained anymore in the terms of XIX century Marxism. If Marx were alive today probably he would completely rewrite Das Kapital.
I like how they use stealing .... while maintaining steadfast that it's fair use when they use other people's data to train the model.
America has historically been home to people willing to sacrifice their lives for liberty, transparency, etc.

“Give me liberty or give me death” and all that.
When you, eg., take all the positions of stars (etc.) in the sky and compress them, you do not get newton's universal theory of gravity -- indeed it is impossible to induce this theory via compression. It is impossible to induce any theory of physics (and indeed, any explanation) via compression of measurement data.

The only sense in which physics is "compressed" wrt measurement data is just that it's conducted using finite sequences of mathematical symbols given a causal semantics.

The only "data" which can be compressed into, eg., newton's universal law requires you already knowing that law in order to collect it. Almost all measurements of the sky need to be adjusted, or ignored, by already knowing the theory.
This is only really true of Windows and Linux. As you admit, mobile operating systems don't work that way, web browsers (practically an OS) don't work that way, even macOS doesn't work that way (all apps are lightly sandboxed on macOS even if they don't opt in to it).

Sandboxing doesn't change the nature of the web, though. People use hosted services because they don't want to run things themselves, people build hosted services because they want to meet that market demand and also avoid the piracy and support costs that come with allowing self-hosting. You can imagine alternative worlds where that isn't true but people would just have different complaints.
I guess it was the main driver of slavery in the US...
A ship moving at a double-digit percentage of light speed, with an ablative pilot craft ahead of it.
That's fair, it's a hassle and reddit isn't worth it.
I sometimes wonder what the IT world would look like if IBM locked down their IBM PC as hard as Apple currently does with their offerings.
Upstarts Challenge a Foundation of Modern Investing
I never got very good grades in school. I read a whole lot of books on my own, so some teachers were cool with me.
Later in life to get into uni I had a choice between slogging through and improving my grades in all thoss long forgotten, irrelevant subjects, or...study for one, standardized multiple choice exam. I chose the latter, broke open a (few dollars in cost) prep book, and got a high percentile result.

What's better for a young person who zoned out in high school? In many cases it may be the standardized one time exam.
Because it means you need to be making more than $3.3-$1.5 per user per year to break even on this, which is difficult
A simple game to have fun while learning more about soft-body physics
Asphalt Nitro