skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not the earliest by any means, I joined the Internet (or, "surfed the information superhighway" as it were) in early '96. A few things come to mind:

- Accessing web pages (specifically www.idsoftware.com) using listservs that responded with HTML contents, when I had a free email account with Juno and no WWW yet

- Using various free web providers that were ad-based (I remember Freewwweb), and using various hacks to not see their ads

- Making a couple hundred bucks through AllAdvantage, which would pay to display an ad on your computer while browsing - more hacks

- Playing an online trivia game (Cosmo's Conundrum) with live chat, so many hours spent on it, very strong community there that is still connected via Facebook

- Getting excited about VRML and quickly getting over it

- Building pages in Frontpage/HoTMeTaL/others, then with Flash

- Finding pages primarily through Yahoo (+ web rings), then random search engines (Dogpile, HotBot, Excite, Infoseek), then standardizing on Altavista, then being blown away by Google

- AOL CDs everywhere and also AOL keywords in commercials before .com addresses became commonplace

- Early memes such as the dancing baby, the hampster dance, Mahir's "I kiss you" page, etc

- Listening to RealAudio radio stations online

- Downloading my first movie online - Mortal Kombat Annihilation in all its 32MB glory, in the now-defunct VIV format

- Being there when the DivX format started spreading like wildfire on IRC via movie trailers, the Matrix trailer blew me away

- Early p2p file sharing - first with Hotline (which nobody remembers about these days, it seems), then with Napster (finding someone with a song you're looking for, then checking out their whole library was amazing)

There's much, much more that I'm forgetting. It was a magical time when the Internet felt both huge and small at the same time.
Why is this not available to RoW?
Are there any benefits on running WordPress on top of FrankenPHP?
> like a driver looking at you in the face and waving

your reading comprehension sucks
It's a game of cat and mouse, and apparently all the “this is easy” people think they're just smarter than everyone out there.
Before SEO communities argued what were part of the model, thinking some things like clicks didn't matter. Truth is Google did everything you can imagine, including clicks, now they all know it instead of having to guess.

Still wont change much though, its very hard to game since Google has a lot of ways of mitigating click farms or it would have discovered a long time ago.
I’m a total noob in Go but is there something that approaches completeness of the good old monolithic frameworks ?

I’m in a pause in my career and I’m having a great time working on a "side" project in Django currently. Everything just works and makes sense, I just have to write business code and it gives me a nice app.

I’d be happy to try Go for fun and because deploying Python/Diango is a mess (at least without docker) but my project isn’t API first, it’s deliberately a traditional server side rendered app.

Every Go frameworks I stumbled upon looked like they were made to serve APIs and In the case of a 1 man team, it defeats the purpose of easy deployment since you will anyway need to code and deploy a full blown frontend (and front end fatigue is a big reason why my career is currently in pause).
The tl;Dr is they do it by a massive investment in time and brainpower, mechanistically or not. Michael Caine contextualises it as living inside the characters mind.

We can recall bashful by context is true. The depth of context an actor has to carry is far beyond that, it seems to go to motivation, intent and meaning in deep ways.

The trope of an actor asking the director "what's my motivation" when they're a redshirt and die in scene 2 may actually be .. true: everyone probably has to know why they say what they say to remember to say it well.
BlueOrigin is not making money but investing more then most nation states. In fact, Bezos is single outspending Europe in terms of rocket investment. Bezos invested way more in New Gleen then Europe in Ariane 6. Not to mention outspending India whole space budget.
Waiting for someone to give me a google mail invite

Using msn chat - this was amazing

Telling everyone I was eating a sandwich on twitter. That’s what it was like back then

Get off my lawn
That was not my experience when I worked with .Net, IIS and the whole thing but it was a long time ago so good to know :)
For years the government used cell phone data to track locations without it being known. Why wouldn't they use a more reliable way of doing it? Is there any reason to NOT suspect it?
If you live in a walled garden, then yes.
you die younger

you have no life

serious psychological brain damage carried over into older years.

brainwashed into thinking that being competitive is the only way to earn money

you are still only earning an hourly wage even though your weekly wage packet looks bigger

the employer is the only beneficiary

The boss sitting in his office thinking, "look at all those brain dead muppets working for me".
> I find it kind of hard to believe that they just happen to have location sharing on without any sort of incentive

The incentive might be as simple as not being bothered by a phonecall from a parent.

I'm sure most kids would be delighted to wear a brick if it reduced the stupid "where are you?" phonecalls by 90%.

Or even a small bacpack if it had a satiety sensor and cut out "have you eaten?" phonecalls as well.
Go started it. Or at least, popularized the static build, single binary docker files.

Naturally, you’ve been able to do this since forever with many languages like C/C++ etc.
That's just being a cynic for cynicism sake. They are already owned by a billionaire company, so there is no ipo. And they still have at least a couple of decades where the game they need to play is get riders and legislators to trust them, so they are incentived to make their car very safeful so they can roll out to more cities and countries. It takes one bad accident to get the public to turn against them, and there is no technological edge that can save you if the government decides to make your entire business illegal.
So answer my question, how do I know the Waymo sees me? With a human I can tell 90% of the time where I live (we have tint laws and stuff).

I can’t see trusting that a robot sees me, otherwise I guess I’m just giving deference to them now?

At least with humans I can see if they are distracted, I can yell at them to get attention, perhaps others. With a robot taxi, I can’t tell anything about it, and I’m a software dev so I absolutely don’t trust anything running software made by a corporation in search of profits, or any other software really, to operate a car in open roads. Not yet at least, maybe in a few decades.
Parents decide that for babies. Kids going through puberty that let their parents continue to decide every decision can be an actual abusive relationship. You need to be influencing good behavior, not forcing it at a certain point.
I am not sure if it was the early Internet or my young age, but I fondly remember discovering random websites and spending hours reading them. (The first one I visited was about the X-Files.)
Yeah it has to be one of the best landing pages I have ever seen.

Fun and instantly understood.
Unlike Laravel and Symfony, WordPress doesn't support the worker mode of FrankenPHP (yet?), so there are not many benefits in terms of performance (except the ability to preload assets using 103 Early Hints, which can reduce the latency of a page load by 30%).

That being said, FrankenPHP makes it easy to enable HTTP cache with WordPress and simplifies the deployment story. There is a dedicated project for WordPress and FrankenPHP, that comes with a built-in HTTP cache tailored for WordPress (using the Souin Go library): https://github.com/StephenMiracle/frankenwp
It works if you can afford it, and avoid a runaway moral hazard. Pretty soon you will have tractor trailers filling up with staplers
Nice design.

But this could be done without the explicit Google tracking, and the implicit Google tracking with fonts.
> largest tastemaker media platform

You are vastly overrating twitter.
LineageOS recently included the patch to finally allow signature spoofing for microG. I don't think they're actively hostile and there are obviously people who support it.

Afaik Lineage for microG is independent of the microG project.
They do, yes.
> What measures do we have to prove someone mined the bitcoin personally?

A room filled with ASICs and a huge electricity bill or the rooftop covered with solar panels?
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Lingam is not a representation it is indeed the phallus or penis that was severed by Indra. According to Brahminical stories. Please educate yourself. Multiple jyotirling apparently are the various fallen pieces of the penis of Shiva according to the Brahman.
Maybe but still the overwhelming majority of app store apps never find an audience or make any real revenue. And polish only matters for certain kinds of apps and even then only after you've identified a real market. Targeting both mobile platforms + all desktops is so much easier on the web.
No, there are effective methods. One is to attach a giant fake flower into it.
Your link doesn't seem to work.
> why is the fork in the last picture obviously of a different type

I think that last bit is tongue-in-cheek. That’s my read, anyway.
This kind of behavior is why I have no problem with manufacturers moving towards digital camera-based sideview mirrors. Plenty of experience being blinded especially at night, very grateful for the "flip up" trick on the rearview that cuts brightness.
There are things Go excels at and there are things PHP excels at. They don’t always overlap. For example, you can write a simple web app in 100 lines of php code, and a process manager in 100 lines of Go code. If you flip the languages around, the number of lines explodes.
The reason a lot of more advanced database features aren't used is simply because a lot (most?) web developers don't know them and have a very light understanding of databases in general.
So Toxo makes you subscribe to too many cat subs and overwhelmingly likely to not harm you?
You're essentially building an AST via function calls, this is a lot less ergonomic than having a custom programming language to describe the AST (especially when building conditions, loops and complex math expressions).

It could be a good base for a noodle graph shader editor though (or even for a language compiler outside of three.js which compiles to "TLS" Javascript code - but at that point (of having an offline compile step) why not get rid of the middleman and compile from (yet another) custom shading language to GLSL or WGSL directly).
But that subsidy is not Tesla-specific. It's strictly pay-for-performance: The more cars a carmaker sells, the more subsidies (well, tax credits) are provided.

If Tesla has received "billions", the only reason other carmakers haven't received the same amount is because their cars aren't as popular.
Multi-tenant SaaS data modeling
I like how the anti-woke internet twisted the subject for their agenda, claiming people didn't watch because they have apprehensions about woke Hollywood and female protagonists.

Also they often don't seem
to have a clue what kind of living legend George Miller is.
Relation Database Misunderstandings
Where I live, "smart watches" have been a thing for about 5 years now. The reality is that they have a one year life span before the social aspect catches up to them. We wanted to get our son a smart watch, so that he could call us if he needed something, or we could call him to come home; no tracking.

The problem is cohort. Friends have phones. Friends COORDINATE over WhatsApp (not communicate). This means, that in order for him to know that he can hang out with others, he needs a way to be part of that.
WebAssembly is specified in an English prose and a formal notation, as you can see from, for example, [1]. It is still true that a (mathematically) formal specification can suffer from bugs due to the lack of verification, but it is much easier to verify an already formal specification than a prose specification. It is also possible to turn a prose into a formal specification if the prose in question is already close enough to the formal notation, like ESMeta [2].

[1] https://webassembly.github.io/spec/core/valid/instructions.h...

[2] https://github.com/es-meta/esmeta
>it is single threaded, slow and therefore not made for production environments.

I'm pretty sure that this solves those specific issues (and more)
Children getting lost can also be in real danger, not only psychologically pain. It's just six month since a seven year old died in Norway after getting lost in the woods; he was hiking with his parents and wasn't off their sight for long, but a large search party was still unable to find him in time. It's rare, but we must also remember that all the "success stories" in this thread suffers from survivorship bias
Interesting point, and how much falls between the issuer and the marketplace?

For example, I could setup a fake product on ebay to facilitate payments to me. eBay shouldn't need to do CTF checks on this possibility.
It would seem that this is more or less an alternative to Octane but I don't understand why there is documentation to also run Octane -> https://frankenphp.dev/docs/laravel/#laravel-octane/

Why would you run both?
I wonder if the "new" Firefox is about as good on old PCs as Chrome as it improved quite a lot with Quantum/Photon. For me the switch to Chrome was also caused by the abysmal performance of Firefox at the time, but I immediately switched back when the performance was at least tolerable. Granted Chrome is still the faster browser from what I've seen in benchmarks and reviews.
Coincidentally Vodafone just stopped supporting their Neo smart watch which is pretty much the same, turning it into eWaste come August this year.
I often wonder how "Kin-dza kin-dza" could have been produced, but it was perhaps in a climate of increasing openness.
Do you have some technical description on how safe is to put sensible information in the backups? Are they encrypted?
You ignoring everything and clinging on those two words is exactly what is causing our problems.

Did I claim that trans did not exist in the past ?

No, I did not. The prevalence however does NOT suggest that in the past all these people have been oppressed.

Is it that controversial to imagine that exposure to endocrine disruptors while in the womb could cause someone to identify as trans later, after more exposure to pollutants ?

Does that take anything away from the identity of trans people ? Does that make me "transphobic" ?
Tesla: 2.8 billion
Ford: 7.7 billion
This seems silly. It’s been obvious even to casual observers like myself for years that Waymo/Google was one of the only groups taking the problem seriously and trying to actually solve it, as opposed to pretending you could add self-driving with just cameras in an over-the-air update (Tesla), or trying to move fast and break things (Uber), or pretending you could gradually improve lane-keeping all the way into autonomous driving (car manufacturers). That’s why it’s working for them. (IIUC, Cruise has pretty much also always been legit?)

Don’t even get me started on the “didn’t take psych 102: Attention and Memory”-level cluelessness required to believe a human can safely pay attention well enough in a vehicle that reliably tricks you into believing it’s autonomous to take over in the split seconds before a disaster…

I find it hard to believe that the Tesla and Auto Manufacturer positions aren’t knowingly deceptive. I mean, what are they going to say? “It’s too hard so we’re just waiting for Waymo or Cruise to license their tech once it works”?

I’m gonna stop here before I start mocking geohot… I seriously can’t believe the journalists who wrote those early stories were willing to risk their lives like that…
Did these involve financial transactions? Other situations I will have dangling rows without issues, but whenever money comes into the picture I like to have as much consistency enforced as I can. But I'm aware that doesn't play nicely with distributed systems.
A screen-reader user (or Braille display, any assistive tech that engages with the accessibility tree) deserves access to both an automatic system that doesn’t require them to engage a specific mode, and to a system that is as fast as any other. If your production system can’t do that because of your tech decisions then you’ve made the wrong decisions, given the plethora of other choices you could have made that don’t make that sacrifice.
lol I see. Just switched to iPhone recently so still learning new things.
> People have to realise these are mostly for hobby. It is really hard to get these working with other libraries.

I have been dealing with this type of feedback for almost 20 years at this point: "This library doesn't work for my needs, so the conclusion is that it is hobby/not useful/etc for everyone". In your experience, we are not there yet (and we may never be), but the generalization does not hold.

Take Explorer, it was the first library of the bunch to be used in production because it was created by Chris Grainger to write data pipelines at his company. And the blog post does include the link to a talk on production usage.

Other projects, like Nx, started as an experiment, but nowadays it is used in production quite a bit and we spend a lot of the time refining it based on feedback we receive.

No one is claiming those libraries are complete. It is still pre-1.0. But we claim to be evolving and improving based on feedback. So if anyone wants to try something different than Python, and you can afford to engage, give feedback to maintainers, and even contribute, then you will hopefully have a good time and be closer to running it in production too.
Never thought about abbreviating verbally and I never heard anyone doing so, but maybe that's because in Dutch (much like in German) we're used to longer words :D
Just to add - same issue iPhone 12 - iOS 17.4.1
Why speed matters for AI Agents
did you have any close calls of thinking about giving up before the 10 days were over?
Biden and his administration have gone out of their way to pretend that Tesla does not exist. <https://www.eenews.net/articles/why-biden-wont-talk-about-te...>

Tesla was not invited to the administration's August 2021 EV vehicle summit. <https://www.cnn.com/2021/08/05/business/tesla-snub-white-hou...> The government excluded the nation and the world's EV leader from participating.

If the administration could have figured out a way of excluding Tesla from the EV tax credit system, it would have.
People can literally just go to a car rental service right now and do that as well. Or use a car service app. Or rob someone elses car.

Most people in society don't really have a desire to run amok.
Fortune is where you go to buy fantasy headlines. If Fortune says it out loud, you know, it's almost certainly false, but someone somewhere really wants you to be fooled.
Weed just silences my brain in a nice way that I quite enjoy. I'm 40 and it hasn't hampered my life in any way so far.
Reminds me of that time 10 years ago when I tried to make Go more like PHP instead of the other way around: https://github.com/blixt/go-pher

More seriously, happy to see worker mode in this server. PHP does come with several performance downsides, though I’m sure a lot of them have been worked around in the past decade. I don’t think I’d do PHP again though if I’m being honest.
Probably one of the forgotten things missing today is the personal home page.

Even with a lowly ISP like AOL, in addition to web access you were encouraged to create a personal web page on their domain so you could upload things to share with the world.

This is what you were paying them monthly for.

Most people weren't actually using it since it's not all that easy to build a web page, then along came Myspace who made it easier to put a page on their network.

I guess ISPs silently withdrew one of the main things in their bundle which millions of people once had and no longer do.
a) HN is more than 1 person. People will have various opinions

b) NPM is a repo for open source. Garbage can be easily inspected. I have no issues with packages I am using. Decompiling APKs is not something I am keen to do

c) 20 testers won’t raise Play store quality. Scammers already have click farms or can purchase this for cheap. Better automated review tools and more importantly more humans in loop can help the quality. Maybe submitting code to 3rd party to get some “seal of approval” (not mandatory but boosting score?)
Times change. Two hundred years ago growing up as a parent might have meant accepting one of your kids dying. Things don't stay the same.
Very interesting article thank you.

Do you see this speeding up real world Go programs?
As far as I can tell, the ink contains iron oxide which conducts and heats when the RF is applied.

The person we scanned had too much pain for us to continue. The tattoo was not new. I recall another similar incident too. I also have a colleague who scanned someone with recently tattooed eyebrows and the MR caused very significant pain.

The problem would seem to be under reported (see links below which make it seem fairly rare). That said, we don’t have anyone we would report it to and rely on techs talking to each other and sharing these things - which happens regularly.

New risks are discovered fairly regularly. In recent memory: smart rings, squirreled away blood sugar monitors, penile implants, penile beads, hair extensions that are attached with wire. A low level of trust is key.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3445217/

https://www.ajronline.org/doi/full/10.2214/ajr.183.2.1830541...

http://www.imrser.org/pdf/shellock.tattoo.jmri.pdf
My kid is non verbal with autism, this would be great for parents who has kids with special needs.

Maybe you should try to be open minded perhaps.
"But I had to make sure that my altruism would be commemorated."

That's not how altruism works.
.Net only recently added support for it and it's very brittle.

Rust is indeed in the same league as Go, I guess the difference is that Go is batteries included when it comes to web development. You don't have to pull many dependencies, unlike rust.