skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You do need memory safety for multiplayer games, though. Either that or you should use a GC language, which frankly is good enough for most indie games.
sadly yes and circumstances surrounding has made attending funeral a bit challenging which has made processing a bit hard
Can you suggest a culture that does it better and/or better methods? Your point of view meshes with mine and I have a young child and I'm worried about the education he's going to get in Canada.
The best thing I ever did for my health, fat %, inflammation that caused all sorts of issues like brain fog and skin issues, etc was to completely void sugar from my life. It took awhile to get used to drinking black coffee and I drank 2 liters of mountain dew my entire teenage years which turned to water but years later I cant touch anything sweet it absolutely disgusts me.

edit: Not completely, I don't 0 sugar, just don't add it to anything.
Sounds like he was talking about quantum physics.
https://star-history.com/#bigskysoftware/htmx&Date

¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I haven't seen a shred of evidence that these protestors are violent, or that they harass members of campuses, as they are said to do.

Then you need start reading from more diverse sources.

Just in the past week, for example - there's Khymani James, still currently front and center within the protest movement at Columbia, who was recorded earlier in the year saying "Zionists don't deserve to live" and "You shouldn't be surprised to see me murdering Zionists":

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/04/26/nyregion/columbia-student...

And the assault on Israeli activist Yoseph Haddad by an identified member of the local activist community:

https://www.jpost.com/diaspora/antisemitism/article-797910

In general the right wing vastly overexaggerates the violent aspects of the protest movement. But beyond question it has its share of assholes.
Anecdotally (since I'm only one person) it caused reduced muscle tone of the large intestine, slight elevation in BP, and weight gain. I tried 17 antidepressants by titrating on and off various ones for 25+ years. It's the only one that led to significant improvement for 3 years with reduced effect for years 4-9 but now I'm barely treading water with it. Skipping a single dose overnight feels exactly like an (alcohol) hangover.

PSA: If some is prone to major depression - exercise, going outside regularly, and avoiding alcohol aren't vague suggestions doctors make casually, they're pretty close to life-saving.
Where koliva much more ritualized

Not where I'm from and the range of the tradition extends beyond both Greece and the Balkans.
I’m really in favor of the opposite: zone for fewer jobs. Set limits on headcount per sq ft. Limit zoning of anything that provides jobs to be no more than local housing. If the locals want to keep their residential density, fine, no more commercial development.
Interesting. Until now the opposite has been more popular because there weren't many apps dedicated to Wayland but that will probably change now.
Drats! Foiled by reading comprehension, once again!
Consider that your answers are incorrect / misremembered and the person you are asking remembers the events better. Or alternatively, with older family members, you should consider their memory may be lacking / failing due to age.

You should weigh the value of someone coming after you specifically. If there is nothing of value (you aren't famous, you aren't rich, you don't have a job that would be valuable to exploit), you may be falling into a mental ditch due to persistent and consistent trauma (C-PTSD). Re-reading your post, I see you have already considered this so restating this may have been insensitive and I apologize. With that said, the first bit is true: if there is nothing of value to you, you are unlikely to be specifically targeted.

The first thing to consider is leaving the country which I am going to guess you have considered and are unable to.

The second thing to consider is to become entirely numb and disinterested in others including your family members. If you are concerned about being persuaded to do something, choose to never be persuaded. Under no circumstances will you give money or help regardless of the pleas you hear. Under no circumstances will you answer emails or unsolicted phone calls. If you go this route, ensure that you have the option for not loading images in your email togged on or the sender can receive notifications you opened the email.
The oldest churches direct you to the heavens and God.

Early modern churches direct you to the preacher.

Modern churches direct you to the architect. (Or building repair services depending on whom you ask.)
Some drugs lead to a lot more of anti social behaviors in public than others
That is a neat exception that would be very handy. My phone now permanently lives in 'Do not disturb' mode as it at least filters based on contacts. But it doesn't help with other calls you want. It will still list the call in the missed call log but this is still not ideal.

Doesn't help with SMS though which is still 2-10 messages a day for all kind of junk.
They had me at 'Delta airlines CEO'.
check our free online book out:

https://hypermedia.systems

see if it makes sense or not
>Lack of affordable housing is the number one cause of homelessness

Homelessness isn't a monolith. Treating someone who gets evicted after job loss the same as mentally ill drug addicts is making the problem worse. Homeless assistant programs are successful at helping people who accept the help.

The drug addicts you see on the streets are engaging in destructive antisocial behavior. Sadly the only effective remedy for this behavior is to be roughed up by police and thrown in jail.
Unless you're living a North Korea or Iran, I think there's no reason why the average Joe needs anything more than a VPN.

There's a use case for Tor and the likes, but in my mind 99.5% of the people who think they need it are criminals or extremists.
and some (all?) of these assholes are agent provocateurs, just like in the 60s, which a previous poster alluded to.
What about posting all police body camera videos at the end of the day and offering 50% of the fine collected from the cop to anyone who can spot a violation of policy or of law?

What's good for one is good for all.
Truly bash.org (RIP) worthy
Their reason was that applications want to control everything about how they look, so they don't want compositor-provided decorations that clash with the rest of the application window. Whether that's a *good* reason... Well lots of electrons have been used up in that discussion already.

https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/-/issues/217

https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/-/issues/1143

... and probably many other places.
Fair enough and some how I don't think that's the missing piece here given the number of drug users and dealers we've locked away for extended periods of time.
> The change being that ISPs are now regulated under Title II rather than Title I.

That is a description of the change. The changes made to Title 47 are how ISP's are actually being regulated under Title II. A translation of what they are saying in the changes to section 8.3 is:

"Because Title II gives us the authority to do so, we choose to regulate them using that authority from Title II by making these specific changes to Title 47."

Again, what you quoted is not part of any CFR. What you quoted is not federal code.

What I quoted is an actual change to federal code which is what actually regulates ISP's "under" the authority given by title II. The actual federal code being changed is: https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-47/chapter-I/subchapter-B... which has a note that "Title 47 was last amended 4/22/2024." but does not yet show the changes. The most recent version currently available is from changes enacted 12/06/2023. Within the next week or so it will show the changes made by Section X and Appendix A to CFR Title 47 "under" the authority granted by CFR Title II.

That is what it actually means "that ISPs are now regulated under Title II" (as you wrote). Saying "ISPs are now regulated under Title II" is just saying it. Changing Title 47 is actually doing it.
I don’t have any of these issues. In fact, I have really never had problems with a second monitor on a Macbook since 2012 through multiple generations of Macbook, different monitors, and every mac OS till now (Sonoma).
> I think many proposed solutions to the creator compensation problem end up glossing over a fundamental difficulty: once an easily-distributed work (like anything digital) is in a consumable state (and thus copy-able), it becomes basically free.

You've re-discovered the purpose of copyright laws.
This is like something out of a sci-fi plot, this is so cool! (Pun maybe intended).
Did the policies really induce the criminal behaviors?
> I'm not charitable, it's just what made sense, like mentally fixing a typo instead of acting like you don't know, and can't figure out from context what someone meant just because they flubbed a letter or a word or something.

I mean, that's just what's called in Philosophy the principle of charity [0]. When evaluating a claim you should read it in its best light, which include glossing over minor inaccuracies and going straight to the main point.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principle_of_charity
Yeah, it is pretty bad in Oz now. My wife and I have fun every night playing our missed call messages to see what spam calls we got for the day.
If life imprisonment is not a deterrent then why would the death penalty be?
> What I mean "without AI" is a product that has no integration with any AI APIs

That... doesn't clarify what you mean by “AI”.

> like OpenAI, ElevenLabs, StableDiffusion, Llama, etc

Some of those are names of APIs, some are names of model.

> Imagine a moment in time when AI didn't exist.

“AI”, as a term delineating an area of research and research technologies has existed since the 1950s, and as a term also encompassing a set of practically useful technologies since at least the 1980s. I'm guessing you mean it more narrowly than that, though.
Per the article: people who were not involved in any of the protesting and who hadn't made any statements were falsely named as anti-semites. I'd say thats doxxing - what do you call it?
A question I don't know the answer to.

Is the scale of the conflict simply significantly less, or is artillery more accurate(and has a greater range?) and therefore less shells tend to get used in a modern day context?
This reads like an advertorial:

> an outstanding OS for everyone and every job.

No it's not for every job. There's still a huge "app gap". I use FOSS yes but I don't recommend it to literally everyone yet. Maybe even never. And that's ok.

Also, praising it as a "fortress" without actually explaining why.

This article is just pure fluff. I wish someone would do an in-depth review like John Siracusa used to do with macOS releases over at ARS.
Ed Zitron did a reasonable rant about why this is happening.

https://www.wheresyoured.at/the-men-who-killed-google/
Was it his mouth or his kitchen? I remember a post about someone who ordered a sweetener from some Chinese industrial supplier and accidentally spilled/destroyed the packaging in his kitchen, making everything cooked there taste sweet for a long time.
That's speculation, and in essence an attempt at misdirection.
But what happens if I as an iPhone user want to switch to Android next year? Can I move my Apple passkeys?
Not a compelling argument.

These people are putting their bodies on the line. It is a public protest. I cannot infer anything other than that they’re willing to risk everything, including their privacy to defend their ideas.
I like the idea of Passkeys, but the implementation of them being exclusively tied to my super account of Apple or Google makes me very cautious. I’ve read too many stories about automated systems killing someone’s account and the resulting havoc.

I understand that, in principle it’s your device, and not your account, but it feels like the fingers are too deep to hand over one more thing.

Adjacent to this, I really liked Steve Gibson’s SQRL. I wish that had taken off.
$50 for 10g sounds dreamy awesome. I think in Australia that’d be US$3k at least.
Agreed. Years ago I wrote a discord bot for my 350-ish member server that just sends memes and randomly interjects nonsense into conversations as part of an inside joke. It can’t do that without the ability to read messages on the server [1], which Discord has “limited” now in a way that only gives the illusion of privacy: a bot cannot read messages on a server if the server has more than 500 users, or if the bot is in more than 50 servers.

I might be misremembering those numbers, I think they’ve changed several times, but my point is that my bot specifically can slurp up literally all the user data and messages it wants from my 350-member server right now because it flies under the radar of Discord’s privacy limit. I’m sure there are thousands of servers out there with actual malicious bots in them doing exactly that, and it’s not like you get a warning when you join a small server with a bot that can read your messages.

[1] I’d be totally fine if they turned off all message access for bots today. The inside joke has run its course and I’ve transitioned the bots useful commands to Discord’s slash commands.
No, homelessness is not a monolith.

But lack of affordable housing is still the number one cause.

We only claim someone's problems are entirely due to drug use when they hit skid row. We don't predict homelessness for millionaire rock stars who go to rehab repeatedly.

Drug use doesn't cause homelessness. Lack of housing causes homelessness.

The real solution is: We need to fix the housing crisis.
If people were reading the paper the ads would still have a lot of value
> I don't know what's going on with these kids.

I recommend reading Ted Kaczynski's writing on oversocialization [1].

[1]: https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/national/longterm/unab...
The effect of this is going to be employers quietly blackballing all graduates of universities that get into the news for these protests.
The way I read that was, the club had signed the letter, not her directly.
It's really not that hard to understand:

She once was a member of an organization.

She left that organization.

After she left that organization, the members (no longer including her) signed a letter.

She didn't sign it, since she was no longer a member.

So how is it OK that she was named as a signatory?

I don't know what's going on with people who use the term "these kids".
Not surprised at all that this stuff sticks around. I find it very endearing actually. Ain't broke, don't fix it!
[dupe]

More discussion:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40170135

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40171540
>It's confusing, because you certainly seem to imply only doing the most profitable things.

I thought I was clear, but I will try again. The financial calculus is the same between "losing money" and "not worth it". It doesnt matter if the J&J division of communicable disease is running a positive or negative balance if J&J (or its owners) can more doing something entirely different. The question is do we want to be losing money on this. That is not to say they can't or shouldnt keep doing it as a public service or out of altruism, but the question is the same.

>My point was that if their purpose is only to do the things that make marginally more money.

I dont think that is a valid assumption to make about the industry. 99.9% of the time, the way to make more money is to make a product that saves or cures more people. If your product saves fewer people, People would by the old thing instead of the new thing for 2x the price.

Now, everyone is free to say they dont like the price, which is fair. However, the price is high because rich American customers dont care about the price. IF they did, they could always buy the cheap old thing.

It is like someone who is angry at the butcher for the price of filet minion, but keeps paying ever higher prices, and refuses to buy the tri-tip.

Europeans prices are half the US simply because they stop buying filet minion and get tri-tip when the price gets too high. US prices are twice that because we pay it!

It is crazy to blame the butcher for raising the price when you willingly keep throwing more money at ever higher prices!

No industry anywhere in the world expects the seller to keep prices low when customers keep throwing money at them.

The fundamental problem with US healthcare costs is that not one party in the system is willing to control spending. Nobody will say no to a treatment 1% better for 200% the cost.

Patients will pay anything for the latest drug because they want it, and the costs get spread over everyone's premium. Insurance is happy to see medical costs balloon because their profit is capped as a % of healthcare costs. manufacturers are happy to see costs go up, because that's what they are selling.
Nope, did not know what you meant as it appeared to be the wildly spread misunderstanding of what virtual memory is since Microsoft mislabeled the swap file settings in Windows 95 (sorta extends back before that, but eh).
Most of your railway is not electric, India has electrified 95% of its rail, so did China. It makes sence
Just pay up for comfort+ seats if you are in US - they are generally pretty affordable.

Much bigger problem is that in EU you get 28” pitch on BUSINESS class seats! The only difference is that middle seat is blocked. This frankly should be illegal.
The attacker doesn’t resign the DNS record with their own key, they just let the legitimately signed record though and use the IP address in that legitimate record themselves. If someone owns the network (or is an active MitM) they can control where IP addresses route to.
Does anyone know if there are any issues with sugar alcohols (like maltitol/sorbitol etc)? I see them in medical syrups at times.

Bonus fun fact related to the regulation of such sweeteners: even though the EU is generally considered more "strict", the sweetener cylamate is banned in the US while you can buy it at a European Lidl/Aldi (which is also the source of my sweetener bottle.)
You bring up irrelevant benchmarks that measure CPU/GPU. Not interested in that. No, instead memory pressure and hard paging with common tasks are what is important, here.

But, if you treat computing like people treat religion, eh whatever I suppose. Your loss.
Damnit, gorilla taste receptors don't recognize the sweetness. Now I need to find a better treat for my overweight gorillas.
Related: https://qz.com/irs-direct-file-taxes-turbotax-hr-block-18514... ("The IRS’ challenge to TurboTax and H&R Block is working")
> This seems like saying "there can only be so many condos in a city, so we have to ration them."

Broadband is a natural monopoly, housing is not. These are well understood economic terms.
China's New non-Teleoperated Robot [video]
One is likely to provide revenue to the local government. The other isn't.
Yes, that monopoly on other people's public messages seems quite important to them. Who knows, maybe Discord wants to step in Reddit's footsteps in the future. Can't have others sell other people's data that happens to sit on your hard drive when you could sell that data yourself.
I would suggest the following route:

1. Clone this educational repo https://github.com/yuri-panchul/basics-graphics-music - a set of simple labs for those learning Verilog from the scratch. It's written by Yuri Panchul who worked at Imagination developing GPUs, by the way. :)
2. Obtain one of the dozens supported FPGA boards and some accessories (keys, LEDs, etc).
3. Install Yosys and friends.
4. Perform as many labs from the repo as you can, starting from lab01 - DeMorgan.

You can exercise labs while reading Harris&Harris. Once done with the labs and with the book, it's time to start your own project. :)

PS: They have a weekly meetup at HackerMojo, you can participate by Zoom if you are not in the Valley.
Not really, it was adopted. It originated from Microsoft as their post-J++ Java alternative for CLR for the purposes of making it easier to write banking server software and Windows apps.
This is such a bad idea, I nearly spit out my coffee, which I drank several hours ago.

You want to build a building? Sorry, there's too many jobs in this area already, so you can't hire people to do that.

Seriously, please draft a law to enact this policy. It sounds hilarious.
Probably so if they accidentally upload a confidential document they can claim that anybody who downloaded it (or shared the URLS) violated their T&Cs
That's weak if common logic. Wealthy people burn a lot of money out of spite, constantly.

Essentially, you are asking everyone to assume that Bytdance does not really have a financial choice in the matter, and therefore financial irrationality is evidence of corruption.

When the reality is that the money may not mean as much to them as you are asking people to assume, and that in lieu of a payout they'd rather not reward a sale to the country that is strong-arming them. Which few with financial flexibility, and a healthy ego, would.
Horrifying and monstrous.
Where did I say anything about 2014?

I was saying that comparing a product from 2018 to what is available today is dishonest.
[dupe]

More discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40170135
Commercial tax-prep companies lost out on $5B in fees
I remember years back someone form Microsoft calling the windows code base "The Abyss" because of how much technical legacy there was in it.

I think it was Steve Gibson who said that the Windows code base had some very questionable things in it. For instance they had work experience high school students working on code that made it into the final build that was less than spectacular. Like how Windows used to stall when you put a CD in and wouldn't proceed until the disc spun up and started reading data.

Windows 11 probably would still do that but I don't know because I don't have a disc drive any more.
Europe is beating inflation. Why can't America declare victory?
And yet, my level of danger to society is also close to zero.

This happened with me right after they reverted the pandemic decision to allow alcohol there and I didn't know. I was drinking in good faith like I did for several months when they allowed it during lockdown.

Still, it is very frustrating that the beer would warrant a couple of park rangers to approach and enforce, while just a few meters away someone was doing hard drugs visibly completely out of their minds and screaming at passer byes.
I'm aware sarcasm translates terribly through screens but just wanted to throw in a word of caution, it's very much possible to be prescribed opioid painkillers after a terrible accident and still get "used" to them. (Fortunately it was quickly recognized and tapered off.)
Go is infamous for its gc latency spikes, which is the thing that games cannot tolerate.

Though 1.18 helped a lot, you'd have to do some major persuasion to game devs that Go's gc is the kind of thing they'd want in their game.

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EDIT: Not sure the downvote, Go is know for its (historically at least) unsuitability for RTC or game dev.
I might add, you can already do this. OpenSSH has had FIDO support for a while now. I've found it to work better than trying to use PGP or PIV/PKCS#11
That might be your perception, but let me give you real life state of affairs in the UK.

In the last decade a number of ISPs have popped up and decided to fibre up areas. They are invariably buying OLTs from Nokia or Adtran (the same two vendors as BT OR) putting them in a BT OR exchange because that is cheap and very convenient, good access to backhaul etc and then renting BT OR ducts and poles to install the fibre in/on (PIA). To top it off they often are using the same fibre vendor as BT and sometimes even the same contractors to install it. Worked example of this; netomia/youfibre (though there are dozens).

What resilience are we really gaining here? Organisational, and that's pretty much it.
Yeah, they would have named it SnoopDogg.