skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Everyone has a test environment, not everyone has a production environment.
How New Headless Chrome and the CDP Signal Are Impacting Bot Detection
That won’t stop all the non-German-speaker commenters from reacting to a translated headline.
They're currently more succesful in fucking up Europe than during their French camping trip in 1939.
True, that.

The Statesman article has a more appropriate headline, to its topic. Both are effectively teasers for the book.

I'm (slightly) familiar with Farmer's work, and generally impressed by it. More familiar with the Santa Fe Institute, with which he's associated, largely through its Complexity podcast. That was better under its former host, Michael Garfield, though it's been resurrected this year under new organisation. Still good, but Garfield brought something to it which is hard to replicate. And SFI gave him something which his own podcast, Future Fossils, also lacks, IMO (though I'll listen to the occasional episode there as well).

I may dig into the book to see if there's more substance (and validation of the FP headline) there.
PHP devs meanwhile: You guys churn?

For better or worse, you can take 10+ years old PHP code and it'll mostly just work.
Its cheaper.
What's the definition of low tech? Golf carts? Cars without a screen seem about as rare as phones without a camera.
What if the current oilfields are compressed plastic from an extinct civilisation? ;-)
> Kids can get plenty of social interactions and variety with a stay at home parent.

The keyword there is "can". They can, it's just less likely. Especially when a parent takes the "stay at home" part too literal.

> To somehow claim that childcare comes at no cost for kids is naive.

Well, my experience with my kids was that their daycare was beneficial for them. They did not always want to go, but they definitely enjoyed all their days there. And especially for the first one, they had a lot of experiences that my wife and I would never have even considered as an option.

Comparing them to their classmates when school started, they were way ahead in lots of things. Absolutely in language development, socialization and being able to focus. They were also just way less, for lack of a better term, worried about everything. They knew that the world does not revolve around mommy and daddy, and that they'd be fine in new environments.
Doesn't mean it'll get any better though. Most technologies and algorithms have an end point. People thought flying cars were inevitable and imminent because after all, cars got so much better and feature-rich within a very short timespan. And then innovation practically stopped because there's a limit to possible energy storage and utilisation unless some magical new innovation comes along. But it hasn't.

These generated videos are exactly the same nonsense as the spaghet videos, they've just got more data crammed in there. But nothing about them is consistent.
German government defrauded by 40 out of 60 chinese climate projects.

It doesn't have to be fake news if you just know how to sum up a statement.
a little cope for the fact that apple failed to present state of the art performance
The Microsoft approach will slurp up passwords/tokens, as well as anything in incognito browser window, etc. Things that are explicitly designed to be private. And it may have stored images, not just text.
I don't want local AI either. These "smart" features are all noise to me.
No one is telling anyone that they are a bad person for voting "someone else". However, there are some political parties (AFD, NPD) that are led by actual Nazis and that have mass deportation of foreigners as their main goals. If you vote for these people, then yes, you are a bad person and undeniably (very) rightwing.
Rust is also one of the few "high productivity low level" languages like C++ or Ada or (with reservations because it has GC) OCaml.
As far as I know none of the Raptors have failed in flight, it’s always been various issues with the fuel delivery to the engines.
Nothing is the way forward. It's programming, we make stuff that does stuff. Preferably with stuff that makes making stuff that does stuff easier and with stuff that will be supported for a long time.

Maybe I'm too cynical, but whenever something is presented as some messianistic "way forward" I just think "ah yes, another way forward" but feel we're mostly moving laterally.
If you solve the problem in the database you may bypass restrictions implemented in the server.
Approaches to parenting? Since our birth rate, less than two per woman, is so low, we could use better parenting. Uh, Darwin has a solution, but maybe we can find a faster one!
> The license belonged to the acquired not the acquirer.

No, the analogy above was correct. Qualcomm wants to use the license they already had.
Isn't one of the strengths of US is it's gigantic financial system, being able to absorb huge trades
KDE Plasma 6.1 Will Change My Life [video]
Germany is probably under then influence of expediency or big oil interests rather than investing. PES and batteries must be deployed at scale, and also leveraging EV V2G such as SAE J3072.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40111272
Will the source code be available?
I miss class components!

(I know we _can_ use them still but it's hard to convince teams of people to stick with them and ignore what the docs say are best practices for the last five years.)
> So its value goes down, and with it the tax revenue

The value of the buildings might go down, but I don't see why the value of the unimproved land (which LVT is determined by) would go down.
It's essentially a small extension of HTML via JS, that allows all elements to fetch HTML from a server on events, and replace a target elements inner/outer html/append to it. From their page [1]:

motivation

Why should only <a> & <form> be able to make HTTP requests?
Why should only click & submit events trigger them?
Why should only GET & POST methods be available?
Why should you only be able to replace the entire screen?

By removing these constraints, htmx completes HTML as a hypertext

[1] https://htmx.org/
I’ve used Vim for ~2 decades, and never use R. I use r daily though.
Even in Germany that would be considered fraud. In the USA probably even more so?
If I recall correctly we have stateless functional components (not managing any state). Functional in React should mean immutable state.
Hello Peter, fyi, I'm having trouble accessing the cashblog.app website. Not sure if it's just on my end but might be worth taking a look. Cheers.
So, because another party is disproportionately punished for their crimes, we must punish others disproportionately as well? We should be raising the bar, not giving it a funeral.
I'm not that crazy yet, I am aware that the two Iraq wars were separately wielded by father and son.

Kind of funny that you accuse me of a US-centric view. Usually I get told I am a paid Russian troll. One last question: how long do you think the Ukraine war would last if the US decided to pull out? Other countries having agency? I'm just not seeing it. Looks like they just do what they are told from where I am sitting.
The lithography/EUV optics comes from Zeiss. The laser for generating the plasma from Trumpf. Both key elements that ASML would not be able to build in-house or get from a different supplier.
Exactly this whole discussion hinges on the idea that modern vehicle interfaces are somehow "fancy". Touchscreens, ARM boards running Linux, CMOS camera sensors, and drive-by-wire (heck Tesla is even adopting Ethernet) are totally commoditized. They were fancy 30 years ago, but today they are the boring cheap option.

It's pure nostalgia.
A subscription fee required for receiving updates for an application that you own seems fine.

A subscription fee required to avoid that the application you are using will be disabled remotely seems unacceptable.

The latter certainly does not create any incentive for the software vendor to improve the quality of their product and to fix its bugs.

On the contrary, the latter business model provides a stream of revenue for no work, so the vendor is encouraged to stop any maintenance work for their product, much more than when the customer makes a one-time payment. This has been amply demonstrated by the behavior of Adobe, Broadcom and the like.
Property value is typically proportional to tree density.

The US should go on a federally-subsidized, concrete-busting, native tree-planting bonanza.

Also, it should be possible to identify structures with insufficient trees by satellite to offer property owners a suggestion and a partial subsidy.
You said not seeing "any value". If you said it was very far apart I wouldn't have commented. But employees do benefit in a small part from the company growing.
My life-changing SaaS exit
Because it costs them less than onboarding. IKEA would never pay more than they can get away with:
https://www.fastcompany.com/3035734/ikea-is-a-nonprofit-and-...

(TIL Ingvar Kamprad, IKEA's founder, was a part of the pro-nazi Nysvenska party during WW2. If he were from occupied Norway, he would never even have gotten the chance to start IKEA, people didn't buy from quislings. But Sweden was neutral, a very different climate after the war.)
Wait until you find out that we’re giving Shell carbon capture credits for injecting it into NorthSea oil fields to speed up the extraction of … oil.

I wish I was making this up.
That is oddly reassuring, otherwise I would be very worried about the fungus getting out of the sea and onto land
“most people fail to understand how useful leaded gasoline is because they never lived in a time without it”
All the ads and tracking have a massive cost. On a newspaper article, about 90% of the traffic is not content. Micro transactions are not limited by compute.
In Spain too. The PS3 released with very few games and all multiplatform games ran better on the 360.
I mean, good thing LLM’s aren’t people with internal experience.
>slurp up passwords/tokens

So like the clipboard?

>anything in incognito browser window

None of that is private.

>And it may have stored images, not just text.

They're both data.

Once again: Is there any difference? I'm not seeing one. Pedantics aren't worth my time.
I'd guess they referred to the non-working parents contributing to the society by raising their children.

All contributions don't get paid, and all that get paid don't contribute.
Sorry to ask, but what classified as AAA site?
It says here that fraud happened on german side. The chinese company reported that documents have been modified on the german controlling side without their approval, and that potential fraud is happening and they should investigate. However nothing was done.

"Dabei waren die Gefahren Geld nach China zu zahlen für solche Projekte dem Bundesumweltministerium eigentlich bekannt. Zuletzt im April meldete sich ein chinesischer Öl- und Gaskonzern von selbst bei dem von Steffi Lemke (Grüne) geführten Umweltministerium und erklärte deutlich, dass von Betrugsfällen auszugehen ist. „Wir vermuten, dass es eine hohe Wahrscheinlichkeit gibt, dass Dokumente gefälscht wurden und wir bitten dringend, dass Ihre Behörde dazu ermittelt“, teilte der chinesische Konzern dem Ministerium mit. Dieses wimmelte wohl ab, wie die Welt berichtet. Deutsche Prüfstellen haben anscheinend einige Daten der Anlagen des chinesischen Unternehmens geändert und ohne dessen Zustimmung verwendet. "
Likely you are changing your node version during that 6 months. Similar to ruby with RVM, node has NVM. I create an .nvmrc file denoting the desired node version, and it works reliably all the time.
Or use cw, and then use a plugin like e.g. junegunn/vim-easy-align.
App to design a life based on priorities and not tasks
Hi - Most of the current calendars are means to an end and most productivity tools focus on getting more done. With 4000 weeks it seems there will never ever be enough time to do everything and everything boils down to priorities. We are building Fhynix to help users design a life that makes them happy - work, bed-time with kids, coffee with mom, me-time, self-care, journaling, solo trip, date night with spouse, etc Once we start blocking time for the rocks, pebbles and sand life will seem more holistic and not just a running task list. We have 350+ users and are trying EA along with this to help get time back, Would love for feedback and suggestions on how to design a life that makes us happy and not just busy :)
You do realize the main culprit is the industry, or do you belive they didn't know the projekcts were fake?

Same with the botched constructions projects like BER and Stuttgart21.

The government was reduced to be only a contractor because private companies are sop much better and cheaper at doing things /s.
From the discussion:

> My favorite way to do data fetching is as close to the place where I am using the data.
React made it possible up until this change.

Well, yes, but we are nowadays in a situation where every component interacts directly with the state, or makes calls to the API (eg with the overuse of query), going against one of the architecture principles of react. It's like we're not building components, we're building component sized micro-ui.
What does 'rendering' mean in non javascript terms?

I have a feeling it means 'generate html' in english.
Unless you are going to provide examples then I am going to assume that " kernel-politics" refers to things like rejecting "drivers" that can only used with a closed source userspace blob. In those cases the reasons have technical merit - how are the kernel developers supposed to maintain an effectively proprietary API without any idea how it is being used.
Done right land is worthless under land value tax. Ideally the vast majority of then unimproved lands rents will flow to the government through the tax. An asset with no profits is worthless.
Your comment reminds me of the video "All My Homies Hate Skrillex - A Story About What Happened with Dubstep (Reupload)".
It's a rant about how the original Dubstep was created and developed from the passion and use of a minimalistic approach in the underground London club scene. Then it became the mainstream phenomenon, and people who didn't care about the original ideas got all the population and credit.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQHQhNq5Tek
The original creator seems to have removed their account and this is reupload.
That alternative sounds great, I just couldn't trust it without third-party audits. If Fairtrade International transitions to being plainly an auditing company rather than a facilitator, that's fine, as long as a standard is maintained and verified, and the mark continues to mean tangible human rights improvements. I get this is hard to do at scale, but it comes down to whatever is the least worst option.

There's a similar issue with free range eggs. At enough scale it becomes harder to verify that indeed the chickens are being kept in humane conditions. But at least for domestic production there can be some legal ramifications depending on the governments advertising/trade laws, and it's much easier for whistleblowers and activists to counter attempts at deception.
Martin Shkreli Sued for Allegedly Copying One-of-a-Kind Wu-Tang Clan Album
> I don't think in French nuclear is mostly used for gov industries.

It is OWNED by the French state. The French government rescued its nuclear industry from bankruptcy.

> It's amusing how your arguments against nuclear are purely ideological and filled with intellectual dishonesty.

Personal attacks don't support your point of view.

I'm out.
I'm unclear about why I'm being downvoted, since I'm just stating a fact.

Let's say there are two main political ideologies, kittens and puppies. There are two kitten candidates and one puppy candidate.

With a preferential voting system, if more people like kittens than puppies, a kitten will almost certainly win.

With an FPP system, the puppy will almost certainly win regardless of people's preference.

There are only two candidates in US elections because having a third candidate will almost certainly mean the least popular old codger will win.

The two-candidate presidential system is a consequence of a broken voting system.

Maybe someone can explain what I'm saying that incorrect.
renders fine on my 4y old android phone
Business leaders assume they need to be showing that they're using $latest_hype to stay relevant.

Experienced business leaders know they need to take a cautious approach and evaluate it well.
I had that experience. Head office wanted a head count reduction. Local management wanted access to my expertise. The deal was sweetened to entice me to be available for a period of time as consultant / mentor. Ended up doing 6 months part-time work on contract. Earned more in that six months that I did the for entire year before.
Aside from their political positions - which are diametrically opposed to mine anyway, so I won't argue about them right now, it would be pointless - they seem to be the most incompetent party around. Corrupt and buyable, just look at Krah and Bystron. Then there was the scandal about leaked chats from a obvious paedophile guy (Holger Arppe), low key criminals like Gunnar Beck who stole something in a shop, etc etc

This is met with denial by their rabid voter base. That party doesn't care about Germans or Germany. They care about lining their pockets. That is all. Where that money is coming from doesn't matter. They will sell out our country to the highest bidder if they could. You can't actually say you care about Germany and vote for that party, it doesn't make sense.
How is it unreasonable that the kernel developers expect those that want to rely on their existing and continued work to put in a modicum of effert to not make said kernel developers life more difficult?
There's a lot of raster data in today's HiDPI world. For example, if I have iTerm2 on the left side of my screen and this browser on the right side, the iTerm2 window alone has an area of more than 7-million pixels.

Is HiDPI (aka Retina) even worth it in general? Yes, because all text, in a terminal emulator or otherwise, looks absolutely deliciously good when each individual character is allotted 4x the pixel budget of the before times.
What tradeoffs are you referring to here, exactly? C# (in the right hands) is more flexible than what you seem to be implying here, and the GP is likely in the small minority of experts that knows how to leverage it.

The limiting ”tradeoffs” with C# have much more to do with the JIT than anything related to a GC. That’s why you don’t see constant expressions (but in the future that may change).

https://github.com/dotnet/csharplang/issues/6926#issuecommen...
> Oil companies are probably cheating German consumers with non-existent plants. Also because Germany had no control? The Environment Committee takes a position.

I'd need a native member of the defrauded to weigh in and confirm the legitimacy of the translation but Chrome seems to have done an ok job?
OpenITCOCKPIT
There’s fungi that eats radiation. That always gets me for some reason.
27 time-sucking online rabbit holes and how to avoid them
How do they know if a mushroom is toxic?
I hope this gets as much (more?) attention and comments compared to
the many pages recently written slating Mozilla.

It's true that the initial decision was cowardly. It's true that
Mozilla doesn't have its priorities straight with regard to a
purported egalitarian and democratic mission, and that it's way too
comfy in bed with Google, publishers DRM and advertising.

But this took courage, It's the right thing to do.

Let's hold it up in comparison to what Apple, Google and Facebook do
to appease vicious regimes in the name of their bottom line.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Land_(song)

It is inherently immoral to own land. Land belongs to the people of the society that controls it. No one in that society ever had the right to give it away. I agree that land owners should be reimbursed if we enter an LVT, but the idea that private ownership of land, an asset that can not be created and is inherently limited, should be allowed is frankly nonsensical. Land belongs to society, and thats why LVT is the best tax. Funding the government with the profit of the land makes the most sense.
On the other hand, Recall doesn't even have a server side, right? Ignoring the SQLite access issue for a moment, I'll always prefer a local solution.
The issue really rears its head when we consider that most are in the second category but "modern" frameworks like Next.JS don't really cater to that market.

I used React for a long time to build frontends for my REST APIs. When I started, CRA was the standard to get started with. CRA got deprecated and I wanted to shift to Next.JS since that seems to be a little more full-stack and I wanted built-in routing instead of relying on react-router. Once I got going on Next.JS everything turned out to be connected to Vercel. Even the tutorial at one stage expects you to sign up for a Vercel account. This really turned me off of React because there doesn't appear to be a single framework for people who want to build the latter category of web apps without either a) tying together multiple disparate modules/libs or b) signing up with 1 framework with 1 vendor. Either option doesn't appeal to me.

I shifted over to Angular (despite everything) because it seems to have finally stabilized and has a pretty good feature set for what I'm looking for. Plus build times on Amplify have really come down. Build times for similar sized apps take around 4 minutes(!) for React applications and routinely under and about 1 minute for Angular applications. I honestly just want a frontend framework where I can build a foundation fairly quickly and just get on with building features instead of worrying about if dependencies have suddenly been sunset or if the author made some breaking change to some key library I don't even interact with directly and right now this is Angular.
I don’t understand this comment for some reason… what am I not getting as the point? I don’t know my mushrooms.
Is it just me or is your comment completely in English?
PWAs are generally considered safe to install because they are just a website (running in a sandbox) plus some fancy desktop integration. Normal software you install doesn't run in a sandbox and has much more capabilities.

However, as with every phishing attack, the user must ignore small (security related) hints.
Author here!

I'm not sure about the first part

V(s) = max i (min j V(s, i, j))

It looks like you suppose that j "precommits" to some move.
But I'm not fully awake yet so you could be right.
The whole idea of crediting someone for 'what they would have emitted' is wrong.

There is just no way to prove what you 'would have done'.

Instead we should simply be billing for carbon actually emitted. If you emit less, your bill is smaller.
Those details could affect the heat flux and temperatures the material is exposed to. The two spacecraft have very different designs.
US-centric doesn’t mean that you like the US, it means you speak and act like the US is the sole or primary cause of everything that happens in the world, is the only country with grand plans, and that other countries have no agency and can merely react to it. It’s a refusal to believe that much of the time the US is reacting to plans set in motion by other countries.

Ukraine is a key example: The US (and the rest of the West) clearly didn’t want Russia to invade. They used every diplomatic means at their disposal to convince it not to. But once Russia did, and once Ukraine’s resistance was successful, they reacted by supporting it.

So, no, the idea that only the US has agency is patently absurd. Do yourself a favour and go read some autobiographies, biographies, and history books that focus on the leadership of other major powers and how they acted and thought during various crises. It’ll open your mind as to how the world actually works.
I buy all my food loose and not wrapped in plastic, its really not hard just dont go to supermarkets.