skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> the argument for using this over a regular stack trace is that they don't have to ship megabytes of debug symbols

No, it’s because almost nobody has enough patience to upload a crash report for a GitHub issue. It has to be easy. Making it a URL that autofills the form with almost everything we need makes it easy. The size matters too, we didn’t want it to have downsides for our users, but the important thing is making this whole process really easy for the user so that enough developers actually upload crash reports.
And sugar
> This is the second system requirement added to Windows 11 since it first came out.

False. The requirements were published well ahead of these, and the compiler configured accordingly. Run unsupported configurations suffer unsupported ISAs.
I was working as a freelance designer both for print and web before and went through what was essentially a graphics design bootcamp by an old grumpy typographer. Then I worked as a camera operator/DoP for films, so my intuition for composition, how to communicate things visually etc. is pretty good.

Contrary to what many people think about design, good design is mostly about structuring the importance and grouping of information, clear typography, good color choices, etc. with the goal of making that information apparent on first glance for most people, while still retaining some sense of character (where/if needed). So this wasn't about them having to trust me, but about me having to explain my rationale behind each design decision in a way that convinces them it is worth the work. Design in open source projects often has the problem that it is made by "someone who knows how to use inkscape" and not by people who necessarily have the eyes/experience to reason these changes on a grand overarching level, hence the often very mixed up non-uniform UI look of open source projects.

As a former freelancer I learned to detach myself somewhat from my work – not in the sense that I make things I dislike, but in the sense that I find the rational reasons behind a design more important than the fact that it was me who did it, so if someone has a better idea I'd happily go for it and if priorities are not shared, that helps adjust that reasoning etc.

Many graphical contributers in open source projects don't have that humility. They want their taste to be represented, not necessarily to put their skill into the service of the project. And that runs into the danger of becoming bike-shedding, where totally subjective aspects of a design (e.g. matters of taste when it comes to color choices) take a lot of energy – because these changes are so devoid of real meanign it is safe for everybody to have an opinion here – this is where you should just add theming and let them do it themselves..

So I tried to do the opposite of bike-shedding, because every "help" I offer produces a cost on the other side.
I'm always irked to no end when someone omits the context of the cuban missile crisis.

The Cuban Missile Crisis, also known as the October Crisis (Spanish: Crisis de Octubre) in Cuba, or the Caribbean Crisis (Russian: Карибский кризис, romanized: Karibskiy krizis), was a 13-day confrontation between the governments of the United States and the Soviet Union, when American deployments of nuclear missiles in Italy and Turkey were matched by Soviet deployments of nuclear missiles in Cuba.

(according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuban_Missile_Crisis and countless other sources)

They were just a response, tit for tat. And were only removed after the USA removed theirs.

Secretly, the United States agreed to dismantle all of the offensive weapons it had deployed to Turkey. (same source)

That aside, what about some conventionally armed IC/SLBM-swarm advising via ADS-B: NONUKE/JUSTTNT/KINETIC/GODSRODS/HELOKITY/WHATSUP/DIPLOMAT/COURIER/MESSAGE/AIRMAIL/DELIVERY/BLOWME/FORFUN?

Let's call it the W69-MK6...maybe deployed by some LongDong YeeHaa...
> its own self-created complexity

Yes, we use complex tools to avoid writing complex, unpredictable and buggy code.
How so? Are you maybe adding some specific interpretation to my statement that would make it about you?

Try reading it like this:
We can save the vanity for Facebook...

Or like this:
I'd save the vanity for Facebook...

Or:
Job seekers should save the vanity for Facebook...

I'm guessing you filled in the blank like this:
Mariusor, you need to save the vanity for Facebook...

Always assume the best intentions. Hard to do in text.

Let me know if I'm missing your meaning.
Ask HN: How to Create Snowflake Iceberg Tables on Cloudflare R2
Snowflake supports S3 compatible storage in the external table setup. So there are well documented approaches to ingest data from Cloudflare R2 in snowflake. Snowflake now has external volume setup to create Iceberg tables. However, they have shrunk the storage API significantly here. I wonder why not reuse the external table/storage integration setup.

Is there any way of creating Snowflake Iceberg tables in Cloudflare R2?
Does everyone have reasonable opinion? Like do they present an objective reasons for their opinion? If all they can say "I don't like it", this opinion means nothing. Rarely people can meaningfully argue about UI changes.
How are they gonna prosecute anons on imageboards & irc? They can't, which leads me to conclusion, that the law true purpose is to inflict fear among population, leading people to self-censoring their online speech. Another purpose is to silence political dissidents and key public figures from political parties, who are deemed dangerous to the government regime. We desperately need anonymity, otherwise, free speech will die.
Interestingly, for my elderly Russian-speaking mom’s benefit, I had an English conversation with it and asked it to reply only in Russian. It complied, and spoke and reasoned no worse than usual.
How to Talk to Users (2019) [video]
Ok, would you clarify for me?
any recent of dem visions?
After AlphaZero, people tried to train various combinatorial solvers

IIRC, they were unable to exceed Sota of SAT solvers (which admittedly are the results of decades of research)

maybe we just needed bigger networks, or transformers, or just more training compute
> which is sci Fi for at least 20 more years

Or possibly forever if nobody is trying (and often failing) to advance the state of the art.
How's this different than gopher? At least gopher is well-established; This will never catch on.
A budget option without the HDR1000, primarily. I'm not convinced it's worth the premium without FALD (and that probably bumps us up to the MiniLED price category).

Also would really love something in the 38" sweet spot, but I realise I'm asking for the moon here :D
It's not particularly difficult to have an ISO standard be made freely available and published in https://standards.iso.org/ittf/PubliclyAvailableStandards/in...

You simply have to make the decision from the start and keep it through all the ISO approval process. That's how we made SPDX (ISO/IEC 5962:2021) and OpenChain (ISO/IEC 5230:2020) standards.
If you liked Transputers, you might want to also read about Adapteva and their Epiphany core for a more recent attempt at something similar-ish.

I still have two of their prototype machines from their Kickstarter - two ARM cores to run Linux, with an Epiphany chip with 16 cores in a 4x4 grid. But their goal was scaling it up to 64 cores or up to I think 4K cores on a board. Each core had a small amount of on core RAM and four buses to each side in the grid, and you could access the memory of every other core with a predictable latency (one cycle per "hop"), so if you planned things carefully, you could have them working in lockstep.

It's an interesting space, but hard because the first difficult question you need to answer - which strips away a whole lot of potential use-cases and many of the most profitable one - is "why not a GPU?".
Never forget that BT was rolling out fibre across the country when they got privatised, had production in the UK running. The public BT foresaw the need for fibre and the cost of copper in the 70s, and was preparing, once Thatcher sold them off and tried to woo American ISPs that couldn't offer an equivalent, they sold it all off on the cheap and communication infrastructure in the UK was set back decades.

The full story: https://www.techradar.com/news/world-of-tech/how-the-uk-lost...
> read by a Chinese-made reader, and finally the identifiers cloned to the new chip

sounds like a national security threat to me
You could say that about any game engine. Are you suggesting Bevy should try and not optimise performance because perf and fun are not correlated?
True : )
Still working with that software, although lately i didn't contribute much, partly because of day-job reasons (not enough time), partly because the software is already pretty darn good.
Well you have to run the AI, which is significantly more costly than just running A*

Also, the AI has a finite size, which means it has to be scaled up for bigger graphs. I doubt it would work at all for non-euclidian 2d graphs.

The exciting thing is that they made an AI do a toy problem, not that it was efficient.

But people are dumb and tech companies have brain control over them. "AI good and solve all problems"

It reminds me of the "slime mold solves mazes" thing. It was interesting and there were even things to learn from it, but it wasn't magic and couldn't give us better general tools.
It's clever phrasing. You may generally assume they the boss won't see every piece of paper, Cicero suggests that it's true in this case. It's a fairly safe suggestion, because what single person sees all the paper?

The most relevant minister immediately went public and stated that he had a paper trail showing that he had seen everything relevant. I'm going to step out on a limb and suggest that if Cicero didn't know about that paper trail, its knowledge of what happened was... limited.
A few people in Myanmar and a small handful of preteen girls don't matter according to the downvoters. Out of sight, out of mind.
I love this genre! Here's another one that I saw on HN recently:

https://www.doscher.com/recovery-kit-version-2/
The impression of Unnatural comes from the fact, that brutalist forms don't exist in Nature. Concrete is everything but not a natural material. Showing it isnt natural.

I am still buffed they are people defending brutalism. It is one of the biggest mistake in Architecture and one day these buildings will vanish.
Perhaps they got the idea that once the West finishes off Russia, they are next on the list.
The problem with any form of physicalism is that if consciousness arises from physical principles, then the vast majority of the universe consists of unobserved physical interactions. Does the universe really exist at that point? If it doesn't, how come I am here to experience it? If it does, it would be more likely that I am a disembodied boltzman brain than a human that evolved on earth, since there is no reason for the unobserved portion of the universe to not be infinitely large. You simply wouldn't know it.
>They are named after population groups, but who were the Aeolians, the Lydians, and the Phrygians?

>They were slave groups, conquered by the Greeks in Asia Minor.

This is incorrect. Each of these were separate civilizations and not names for a "group of slaves". This can easily be verified by a simple search so I don't even understand where such a misattribution comes from.
Good to know this exists, so I can keep using what's been rock solid for me for the last decade for the foreseeable future.
Adding to this, bacteria can form biofilms that are undetectable with blood tests. This is thought to be one way that streptococcal bacteria such as _S. pyogenes_ can stay around in the body for a long time, perhaps indefinitely [1].

These biofilms become microcolonies of bacteria (in places such as in the tonsils) that can lie dormant and reinfect in cycles. People who experience recurring strep infections (i.e. strep throat or strep tonsillitis) are often advised to get a tonsillectomy.

Additionally, strep is thought to be capable of inducing autoimmunity through a mechanism called molecular mimicry [2], and this mechanism been implicated in several diseases, including rheumatic fever and psoriasis.

[1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK333419/

[2] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6684244/
We can all use hyperbole and carefully pick our narratives when we want.

Example: I can live in this nice comfy condo for a sky high fee (Apple) or I can live in a rickety old shed I have to keep fixing for free so I don’t have to pay the ground rent (Linux).

I’d rather live in the condo even if the lease runs out one day.
The blog post reminded me of a quote from Jonathan Blow as well. I forgot the exact wording, but basically he said that Rust makes you treat every state of the project to be production ready (e.g. free of memory safety bugs), but in game development, most of the time the project needs not to be production ready, and for a good reason (rapid prototyping). You just have to fix the really bad things (crushing bugs) before shipping.
That's a lot of words, but I'm not sure what I get from them. Here's my take:

If you want to contribute to open source, start with using open source software even if there is a better proprietary alternative. Only when you use code can you contribute meaningfully to it. Maybe it's a bug fix, maybe it's a small feature you need. Maybe it's a package for your distro. Whatever you need. And if you actually need it, then the best way is to do it in a fork and use it. When you feel like it works for you, offer to contribute it back upstream. It is fine to ask guidance to the maintainer while you do it, but don't expect them to work for you.

Avoid meaningless contributions just for the sake of contributing, like making a package for a distro you don't use ("I use Ubuntu myself, but let me contribute an Arch package I won't ever test"). Or features you don't need but think would be cool. And stop opening 10 feature requests per day: either you code them or you don't, but nobody cares about what you think would be good features. Bug reports are fine if you give proper instructions to reproduce ("sometimes it fails for me plz fix" doesn't qualify as "proper instructions").

And always remember: whatever the maintainer(s) merge becomes their burden, meaning that they don't do it lightly. If they don't want your contribution, don't take it personally: maybe they can't commit to maintaining it, or just don't feel like maintaining it. It's their right, you don't pay them. Just keep your fork in that case.
This is what blackberry kept saying. Buh buh the keyboard! It’s what the consumers want! And yet somehow everyone now owns an iPhone and children wouldn’t even be able to tell you what a blackberry is.
Where do you find princesses anymore? Sweden?
Yeah, I like to compare it to the old "Party Line" phone lines people used to have, where you shared a single phone line with multiple houses and only one person could talk at a time. Sure, it gives you some of the functionality of a phone line, but it is not a phone line, and shouldn't be sold as the same thing.

Honestly, I'm genuinely surprised no ISP has started doing "gamer" marketing as it seems to be so effective elsewhere, "We give you real public IPs so you can connect directly to your opponents for lower latency, get on the internet fast lane!".
> I no longer enjoy tinkering so I'm going to stick with what already works for me.

You don't really have to in practice if you aren't a tinkerer. Most distros do the whole thing for you and appart from having a smoother desktop, you wouldn't even know you are using wayland on Gnome or KDE.

In fact only the tinkerers can be annoyed by the switch because they are the ones using a non distro polished setup.
an old linux laptop with a ubus-rule to rsync DCIM-folder upon device-uid connection would also work and not be dependent on apple products
> On the one hand, we are saying the drugs are not harmful enough to criminalize

i dont think thats it. one of the main arguments is that people will do the drugs anyway legal or no. But if they get/do them illegally they'll be afraid to seek help when ODing or trying to quit, and they have nowhere safe to do them so they do them anywhere and everywhere. This explains why we both decriminalize and rehab
I’m not proficient in Haskell but I feel the article is stopping short of making its point.

So I’ve learned that the constructive approach is awkward to work with in practice, and the newtype-wrapper approach is not type safe. What would be an example to implement the `OneToFive` example properly and in a type-safe way, then?
Do you mean orientalism?
Wishful thinking: nobody is volunteering to maintain X, let alone rewriting it from scratch, along with its architectural deficiencies.
I attribute this to something else, something that’s operating across many different sectors.

Technologically, we’ve exhausted the low hanging fruit of various scientific and engineering disciplines. Energy, transportation, construction, computing devices, software, medicine, surgery and more - all these things rode enormous waves of potential in the postwar era that have now ebbed.

The iPhone was a low hanging fruit made possible by developments in compute, connectivity, and software.

The next set of fruit is much higher up the tree: see avp, development costs of.
> "Why wouldn't you consider dollars spent on M&A to effectively be R&D?"

Because M&A includes likely profits for the sellers?

As a simple example using unrealistically low figures: if I spend $100 developing a drug, and the drug is so good that you decide it's worth buying the patent from me for $1M, you surely wouldn't argue that $1M has been spent on R&D?
Any stats to back that up? All of those things feel untrue. If I went out on the street and asked people what RSS is, I suspect it would take me a very long time before I encountered a single person who could answer. Marketing emails are just annoying. Email is where my receipts and bills go. Anything else is spam crowding out the important stuff.
I think most of the OLGA tabs have been moved to Ultimate Guitar (which supposedly compensates authors or has other ways to be copyright-compliant?) and if you look for semi-unknown songs from the 90s you can still find them, in their beautiful notepad-like glory.

Up to a few years ago it also didn't have an atrocious interface with plenty of antipatterns. Now, on the other hand...
nordvpn is the new frosties tony
It is and will be increasingly adopted by major distros as default so it is nowhere near ipv6. Also unlike ipv6 you don't have to wait for others to be ready, your computer using wayland doesn't have any impact on other computers running X11.
They use the very efficient noop framework. Go check it out here:
just out of curiosity, what were you doing before you had lunch today?
I suspect the average person just does not carefully curate and prune their follow list. Youtube lets you see stuff only from channels you subscribed to. The content tends to be a lot less interesting than the usual front page.
I live in France and we usually complain about how our president, government, parliament, administration and whatnot is miserable. Until now (for all my life), it has just been general ranting because we knew that the system makes radical changes difficult.

It is only recently (late last year an this year) that there is sometimes a strange feeling that one guy (Putin) could blow all this stability up by raising tension in our region to the point where European governments are talking about war right here.

This is truly scary because so far war has been a remote thing - we knew that people were fighting somewhere in the world and we had armchair compassion at lunch.

I noticed a palpable hatred toward Putin rising in my circles because of this tension raising. People are less interested in politics but rather in the fact that, to our horror, the idea of a war is being invoked.
Large language models as research assistants
Criminals due to prohibition, i.e. drinkers of alcohol, should report to the prohibitor, cirrhosis, which a very good and clear sign of alcohol consumption, indicative of their criminal behavior?

A pregnant unmarried young woman of muslim religion, should report to her parents she is pregnant, indicative of sexual behavior with no one claiming legal status as her husband? That's prohibited, why should she do it?

I mean, a criminal reporting their own crimes to the prohibitor, doesn't sound like a very bright move to say the least.

I know personally people who drink alcohol a lot, their friends, family and social circles usually drink as well. Not always but increased probability. As soon as i meet a cousin of mine 3 times a week, and he gets busted for alcohol then i know i am next. So why should i let him report his own disease?
Targeting developers using fake interviews to deliver a Python-based RAT
This is exactly what I wanted. Thanks man
> [...] I just want things to work without fuss - and they mostly do through decades of churn and cruft. In my world legacy cruft is vastly preferable to new problems.

I am curious to know why you decided to choose linux over netbsd if that is your opinion.
Corporations usually get very polite and fast track issues when a consumer rights advocate gets involved.
their whole marketing operation seem based around a flood of slightly relevant buzzwords.

but they seem very keen on selecting the right bundle for each audience. qed this post
DOS 5 didn't have CHOICE.EXE
It does, works great. Not sure about vaultwarden's support for it though.
Yeah I always giggle at this style of "dialogue with audience" that many proponents of strange programming gimmicks make:

"Look, let me demonstrate that this piece of code is clearly VERY bad:

DoA(); DoB(); DoC();

Such horrors! What if DoB() does some invisible non-composible side effects of launching full nuclear arsenal of unites states? We clearly need some borrow checking, type checking, monads, continuations and a blessing of a pope to rewrite this horrible, horrible mess!!!!!!!!"

And then they proceed with a code example that is just a convoluted mess of "what the fuck" and finish with: "look how beautiful and safe and practical this is! industry is stoopid for not using these awesome features!"

Disclaimer: I tinker with my own PL with algebraic effects and I do think they are useful.
I just don't agree at all.

For most sports, the best seat is at home on your couch watching on your giant tv.

For most sports, the reason to not sit at home watching on your giant TV is to have social interactions with other people at the event.

Ultimately, useful products don't need all this philosophizing that VR always seems to entail. The whole premise of VR goggles is kind of stupid.
I think he means, what causes apple to trigger those notifications. I don’t remember ever seeing that prompt, at least not without myself doing some action to trigger it.
FWIW ticks generally don’t jump from trees, which is a common misconception:

https://wgme.com/amp/news/i-team/ask-the-i-team-do-ticks-jum...

If she didn’t notice it, it’s more likely the tick got on here from grass tips or bushes and worked its way up.
As long as you can change your Mx records, it doesn’t matter who is hosting your email. If Apple had a problem, you could switch it to any other provider and request the reset email again, etc.