skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The video embedded in the article is a great and more brief explanation of what's written: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgPDOSou1tw
very cool, not sure if i'm just dumb or if level 2 is impossible though

edit: it was the former option
> Firefox can add text/drawings to PDFs

But it cannot print a web page.
And the pdf viewer is a usability disaster.
One of the reasons why we are using Zig is that we can consume the C API mostly as is.

When importing the C headers Zig translates the C headers into Zig declarations. Unfortunately this is not always possible for C macros, and the reason why we have to maintain those structs. And this is where we have to step in with Custom Zig code. But most of the time we actually consume the C APIs as is.

> If we were to provide zig consumable ways of creating the struct from C headers, would that help?

Yes, that would be awesome. I'm curious how they will look like in the future.

We have had the most difficulties with the module magic, function info, and varatt/Datum macros. Fortunately you have to solve the module magic/function info "only once". The Datum conversion and VARATT macros are more troublesome. We have some conversion support for a number of common zig types. But ideally we would like users to be able to use the C APIs as is, while we provide some type directed default conversions for convenience.

The main problems we've been facing with C macro translations are type conversions/casts in macros, especially if the underyling struct heavily uses union (for example VARATT macros). In some cases translating inline functions instead of macros might work better, due to the translator having more type information available. We fixed some of the translations manually. You can find them in varatt.zig and datum.zig (where we opted to implement the text to cstring translation ourselves).

Data structures like lists, slist, dlist, hash tables are quite consumable as is. We have some typed wrappers for those and provide iterators. Macros with control flow can not be reused, but I think this is fair, especially as the foreach macros are a very common C patterns. All in all we have had no troubles with them.
Huh? It sounds more like they deliberately broke everyone's devices except their own so you either have to pay them more to continue using your existing headset with an adapter, or if you have a bluetooth headset you're just shit out of luck unless you buy an Apple headset. How is that not anticompetitive?
Hardware that wouldn't exist without the high margins generated by their vertical integration.
It still is and most of the top subreddits are moderated by the same group of people
From the screenshot examples in the readme, I’m not sure how substantial the benefits are over GUI tools like Kdiff3 or WinMerge that have existed for ages.
> However, the bill is narrowly targeted and only applies to third-party data brokers. The legislation doesn’t ban American tech companies like Meta, Apple, or X from doing almost anything they want with the data they collect on users.

It would be nice if Congress took domestic privacy seriously but they're probably receiving too much money from tech companies. The EU has moved the needle in this area, and it has made it painfully clear we just have less privacy than them.
There's also a number of autoimmune diseases out there...
They are growing every year.

https://www.statista.com/forecasts/1309791/reddit-mau-worldw...
I suspect the sweet spot actually lies a bit higher than 7 months. You don't want stuff disintegrating while in use.

...call it 5 or 10 years. But anything that gets us away from the functionally "forever" of current plastics would be a win
> The findings there would basically tread the same ground and were already found in Apple's favor as a matter of law.

Because the Supreme Court declined to hear the appeal of Epic v. Apple, even the exact same legal question with the exact same fact pattern would only be bound by that decision if it was (1) between the same parties (res judicata), or (2) in a district court under the Ninth Circuit.

Since US v. Apple is filed in the District of New Jersey, which is under the Third Circuit, the decision in Epic v. Apple is, at best, persuasive precedent, not binding precedent.
The time to IPO is before the value collapses. Trust the experts.
I got this on CD-ROM back in the 90's. It was really fun looking through stuff.
Of course it is a monopoly, I hope they sue them to the ground and force Apple to split like Microsoft was forced long ago.
> Have you ever seen one run on diesel?

Lots of times this year alone, however I agree with your broader point.
Honest question: Do you have any example that the approach Android takes to the NFC stack enables exploits that are not possible on iOS in regard to NFC payments?
If you can comfortably afford a place to live, some fun event a few times a month, and to eat out more than once a week, that’s pretty extraordinary.
If I had billions of dollars and a yard the size of a small country I probably wouldn't mind...
Getting drunk and editing production database to delete mean comments is certainly innovative CEO behavior.
Microsoft was forced to split? I thought they only had to ensure that competing browsers would run on Windows.
Where does that "dominant position" idea come from, that you and others are claiming in this thread? Apple is nowhere near having a dominant position in any of the markest where they compete, such as cell phones or computers.
But that’s precisely why I mentioned the second point. I don’t believe there’s precedence to force a company to develop support for a competitor.
> I can't use anything of the newer interface without pulling my hairs.

Good luck with the "current" new design. The one that superseded old.reddit.com and got pretty decent is now on new.reddit.com, and the steaming pile of bull dung that is the current reddit.com if you're unlucky enough to get it forced upon you. And of course notifications on new.reddit.com will link to the bull dung version.
Comparison of Payment Methods and Cryptocurrencies
If a hacker got full remote access to my phone it’d be a complete and utter disaster. Especially since the phone itself is considered a two factor authentication device by several services and my employer.

And the attack vectors are more numerous. I have ten times as many apps on my phones, it’s always on, always connected, and may frequently connect to wifi networks I don’t fully trust.

The consequences and the attack vectors for a hacker to attack my laptop are fewer.

I’m on the side of wanting Apple to open up a bit more. But I it’s absolutely valid to want the iPhone to be more secure than a laptop. And I seriously hope Apple isn’t forced to let people install apps that aren’t signed and reviewed. I can guarantee you that critical services in your life will force you to install insecure and straight up dangerous apps. The banking sector in some countries is a prime example of that, especially back in the ActiveX era.
They collect a lot of income.
Node.js: The Documentary [video]
The Dropbox comment was a highly technical person belittling an app without realising that it solves problems for normal people. They thought that normal people would have no problem finding and purchasing a managed FTP service, mount it with curlftpfs, and then use SVN to get a Dropbox-like service.

The comment you’re responding to is a technical person offering advice on a way out of a sticky situation to another (assumed) technical person. It didn’t feel like they were trying to say that the average person should be able to read archwiki and use libimobiledevice to pull pictures off an iPhone… but I could be misreading the situation
The point is “are they forced to do so”
What's stopping people from buying or using any other kind of phone, new or old? Or from producing one? None of what's listed here is relevant to that regard.
There are still issues with density not working well with some angular Material controls. This forced us to do some hacky css stuff. Some of the github issues have been open a long time now...
Nice.

Are these numbers the same: “0.5 in base10” and “0.1 in base2”?
And again, you choose to not be able to communicate with that 1% over iMessage why? It sounds like being able to do so would only benefit you.
It's a great time to do an ipo so people can cash out if they can (or just take a ridiculously sized salary). It's a terrible time to be a Reddit user. It seems like there's almost nothing left of content. And if you look at the front page then you see mostly just rage bait, relationship advice requests that can't possibly be true, and whatever video games are currently the most popular. There's almost no content more engaging then anything in a tiktok or Instagram feed. Nothing is memorable or filled with discussion. It's mostly filler. Sad really. I used to quite enjoy having discussions on various topics there. These days it's all noise.
> These people have families but they readily admit they spend more time with coworkers than family and are in many ways closer to them.

baring the closeness part, this seems rather ubiquitous
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Different cases and different organs
Our funnel stats for this batch are:
* 60 applicants on LinkedIn
* 10 initial interviews after CV filter
* 5 technical interviews after initial personality & language assessment

Out of those 5, three were using AI tools during the interview. Obviously I can't share any CV here, but I don't think anyone would say "this person is going to try to cheat" based on those previous stages.
It's not just possible but quite sensible to support these particular protestors' particular claims without necessarily supporting all possible vetos of all possible construction projects OR supporting fully arbitrary selections of "protestable projects."

Now you're making shit up about "they believe the protestors can do no wrong" to shore up your ridiculous dichotomy that even you don't actually believe.
Yes. That's a good question... Right now, in U.S. each president's fart must be archived, like the tweets of D.Trump, which has been so massive in counts, that they've had to buy a new harddisk for it :)

I'm not sure about America's rules. In Germany, the law for federal archive says "movies, songs, events (like who got the award, who was nominee..), written texts and - actually - everything which is not Facebook or a comment in Instagram. Basically everything that is published and publicly available/accessible. Of course the whole state running thibgs, the prosecution of crimes and the ruling of judges..

Quite a lot of stuff, if you ask me :) but ok! For the archive's sakes!

While I'm with you at the most of your arguments, with the digital archive you'll have more problems with accessibility. You'll need a computer for it. The File-Format/codec/code should also be readable by the future's archive software.. (it's actually a problem of itself. One of the formats suitable and already used for documents is PDFX A..)

So, while a digital archive can offer you error corrections in case data gets corrupted because of, f.e. medium's degradation, you still are in need to make sure it's copied early and often to other disc, so not too much data is lost for the error correction to be able to work..

With analog, the medium is the problem. A harddisk is typically suitable for 20-30 years, USB Stick / SSD are somewhere in the 2-4 years (if not being used once in a while).. microfilms are 150y+, tone or ceramic plates 1000y+++. In analog one has to take care of the medium itself (restoration f.e.)

But with analog you don't need a computer. You need a light source and a magnifier. This will be available after the doomsday too - what can't be said about computer/infrastructure/powerplants..

Actually a good topic for a good night read. Thank you for raising :)
Actually most of the money is created as debt. Lincoln and JFK both issued 'Green backs', money not created via debt issues. But neither lived too long
The whole point is that it isn't enough for him to be recognized for his contributions. He must rewrite history to paint himself as the singular genius while discounting the work of others who were also a part of the story. There is a messianic figure that he presents in his own self-mythologizing that I find dangerous and troubling.

It is, of course, entirely OK to admire his contributions - but at least admit the dark side of his persona and the means he's used to achieved his ends.
you can use a data attribute if you want, data-script="on click log 'yay'"

i don't have strong opinions on that, i've been told by people who work on the browsers that, from a practical perspective, custom non-data attributes are supported and always will be, and the underscore attribute is a tribute to underscore.js, a library I always liked.
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Do they mention CarPlay? It drives me crazy that it only integrates notifications with Apple first party apps. It will send me notifications for iMessage or Apple calendar, but completely silences and hides Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, Google calendar, Google voice, etc no matter what settings I try. It's frankly dangerous because it forces me to check my phone while driving in case of an urgent message or call. Meanwhile Android auto will show me all notifications and I can silence them while driving if I choose.
The issues with VitePress is what caused us to port our docs elsewhere. We had several broken pages with repeated and missing content which we spent a long time trying to workaround their SSR/SPA hydration issues by running custom js to try manually detect and resolve issues, but that started to become unwieldy having to maintain these hacks for several pages that we made the switch to abandon it and move to a cleaner C# Razor SSG .html pages that's progressively enhanced with Vue Components. We no longer have any rendering issues and now have full control over the entire SSG output that we're able to resolve any issues that we do run into.
> Unlike many traditional SSGs where each navigation results in a full page reload, a website generated by VitePress serves static HTML on the initial visit, but becomes a Single Page Application (SPA) for subsequent navigation within the site. This model, in our opinion, provides an optimal balance for performance:

If I understand correctly, this is the same approach next.js takes for rendering. Seems like the advantage is that the directory structure and markdown support are there from initialization rather than needing to be configured [0]. Also I'm guessing the vue dev audience likes to stay out of next-land.

[0]: https://nextjs.org/docs/app/building-your-application/config...
I guess all that Google lobbying cash finally paid off.
It's so much faster than asdf, the dev did a really great job.
> Almost all innovation comes from this type of vertical integration.

In what world?
Why America says Apple is a monopoly
Does the output work with patch(1)? Or does this use a different patch?
Can we change the title so it contains redis?
I use RES to tag users that fit certain profiles of spamming divisive content or are just karma farming. In the past few months of lurking reddit an hour a day (sadly) I have accumulated more than 200 accounts that I took the time to identify, and many get banned. My count is only that low because I filter subs when I find they're total trash.

Much of reddit is, as they say, a cesspool. I have filtered over 200 subs from /r/all on my browser due to being nothing but spam, or being hatefully divisive on race or identity, or being a political echo chamber. If it burned down, little would be lost, and it would simply be replaced by another spam content farm.

Example spam submission:

https://old.reddit.com/r/FuckImOld/comments/1bk3ovp/what_els...

Example user submitting spam:

https://old.reddit.com/user/NaturallyFlashy

Notice account age compared with post history.
> The government seems to want to make it illegal to have a tight experience, but why? There are open alternatives.

> Buy another car.

That argument goes both ways.

Once Apple is forced by law to allow other app stores, then you are free to continue to just use the Apple app store.

Just don't install other app stores. It is even more trivial to do that. So please don't complain about other app stores in the future, as your own exact argument refutes it.
I live and work in Louisiana, my pay is well below even the average entry level software engineer's.
- Open npm package on socket.dev

javascript:location.href=document.location.href.replace("www.npmjs.com/", 'socket.dev/npm/');

- Edit any text on any page

javascript: (function() { document.body.contentEditable = true; document.body.spellcheck = false; })();

- Highlight selected text (wraps selection in <mark> tags)

this one is complex, see it here: https://getbookmarklets.com/scripts/https%3A%2F%2Fraw.github...

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BTW, I am building https://getbookmarklets.com precisely because I want a place to share bookmarklets

I am trying to make the site as simple as possible on the server-side by only storing the URL of the bookmarklet, everything else is derived on the client side from the URL, similar to how bookmarkl.ink does it

I am still figuring out how to make it resistant to spam, I don't want it to become like the userscript sites where you can't find a simple useful script, they all seem to be ultra specific and very complex scripts that are hard to verify.

Any feedback is appreciated
James Ziegler and W Lanford first detected sea-level single-upset events in 1979 and in the decades following much of the research was done in Leadville, Colorado which has an altitude of 3096 meters. Unfortunately I can't find a link for the 1979 headscratcher at the moment. I will edit this comment if I do.
> the case rests on specific claims

In this case, could a resolution involve resolving the individual claims, or are the plaintiffs looking for a more all encompassing solution?
so sell it to another country, then Russia and China buys from them. Sounds pointless
You mean like Piotr Tolstoi talking about nuking Paris on BFMTV just today ? (https://fr.yahoo.com/news/calcule-proche-vladimir-poutine-%C...).
it can get you into trouble if you really want async behavior but promises are resolved at the expression level by the runtime (slow) so it's hard for them to leak out and, for scripting, it is usually a nicer experience:

on click
fetch /foo
then put the result into me
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraud_factory

Scammers aren't always acting on their own free will.
Apple hit with iPhone antitrust lawsuit by US DOJ
John Oliver did an excellent explainer about how pig butchering works.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLPpl2ISKTg

(apologies if the YouTube link has geographic restrictions, don't know if it does)
My analysts are suggesting approximately 3.2 Goodwills
Just tried with GPT and it got it right :/ There is one interview question that I could use like this tho, that involved an ASCII diagram
This is somewhat aligned with the recent trouble they had in EU as well, so now two different regulatory agencies call them out for the same topics. Are they going to claim "security reasons" again?
Maestro is not based on Appium. It's built from the ground up, you can learn more about its internals here[0].

> it isn't AI

Hmm, why? I understand "AI" is an incredibly broad term, and there are maybe some fundamental differences between how App Quality Copilot and CamelQA work (I tried neither), but from looking at App Quality Copilot's website, it sure looks like "AI".

[0]: https://blog.mobile.dev/maestro-re-building-the-ios-driver-6...
It was a pretty left leaning libertarian though. As soon as those racist papers he authored came out he quickly fell off of Reddit’s radar. Not to mention, he co-opted at lot of the left’s iconography with his re”love”ution campaign.
Hehe :)

I also have WASM in mind when thinking about future TLE support :)
I'm working on a WordPress site for a test campaign right now, and pretty much came to the conclusion that most themes/plugins send me down two rabbit holes: 1) Licensing / security issues 2) Getting them beyond 80% of what I need.

Ended up using only a single third party plugin (Polylang), and doing the other stuff we need in a custom theme based on Automattic's (possibly a bit unmaintained) _s base theme.

Feels like a good decision, only took me about a day more to fiddle with the CSS to make things look right and write a bit of PHP code for some functional requirements we had. Seems way more economical than dealing with a soup of plugins and some shady theme. Since you can nowadays just create custom blocks for all the site elements, it's a pretty OK development experience.

But I also can't quite believe this is the state of the art... I use static site generators whenever I can, but for a bit more dynamic websites, it seems WordPress is one of the best out of what seems like only bad options.

Also an interesting case: Automattic seems like a company that's set up to resist enshittification. But all those theme and plugin authors with profit motives are not, which has about the same effect as if Automattic was ruining the platform for short term profits.
Anyone installing a distribution package will be impacted eventually.

https://qa.debian.org/popcon.php?package=redis
Steve Jobs once promoted Playstation emulation on the Mac
Wow, wish more papers were so well written and pleasing to read!
I kind of wonder what it would be like to build a tricycle using pre-1800s technology. What would be the most difficult challenge? Lack of chain drive? Lack of quality bearings? Durability? Materials? Lack of rubber?

I bet a bicycle using 1700s tech would be horribly expensive considering the GDP per capita too. Not having rubber tires would make them dangerous as heck too. Traction is a huge factor in vehicles that aren't animal drawn. A horse/ox/human provides a ton of traction and stability to a vehicle when they pull it.
The Unplugged phone appears to be trash[0] Recommend a privacy respecting phone
[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38771230
https://github.com/dotnet/dotnet exists for "complete" source build that stitches together SDK, Roslyn, runtime and other dependencies. In fact, it is required by certain Linux distributions for publishing in their feeds, to be built from source in full. All components above can be built and used individually (usually), which is what contributors also do. For example, you can clone and build https://github.com/dotnet/runtime and use the produced artifacts to execute .NET assemblies or build .NET binaries.
Oh no, will someone think of the checks notes $2.6 trillion dollar company. No one would try to do what Apple did for that little financial incentive!

Regulation =/= punishment. Its the government's job to look out for the whole of society, not to make the market as free as possible.