skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
But "violence through the state" are you suggesting that tax funded health care for those unable to pay for insurance, an act of violence?
probably you are thinking 'youarell', but i say 'earl'
And he owes you a brand new escape key cap :)
App store monopoly.
OIDC uses a client secret, for one.
How old is UEFI now? Pity nobody deprecated BIOS alongside long mode.
That's great and I support that approach too. I can understand why a career teacher might be less inclined to doing that though. Not saying anyone should be, but I can understand why some wouldn't accept "install Linux" as a viable demand.
I am from central Louisiana (although I mostly have lived outside the state) and have been considering moving to NOLA and this is the kind of thing that gives me pause. Thanks for sharing.
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Yeah but still, why would you restrict apps for no genuine reason?
This is why we need to keep reinventing languages to grow another generation of juniors in seniors because they are not intelligent enough to correctly use abstraction
I used to not like Python, but i gave it another try thanks to Sublime Text's plugin api, and i now love it, it allows you to be very creative very fast, perfect for prototyping

Pseudo code -> working example, same thing lol
But they are interesting, so I’m glad they’re posted.
This is frighteningly high when these days even highly educated people fall for propaganda.

This would also explain why we still have spam when everyone has heard of the Nigerian Prince scam.

It also explains why dark patterns are so popular and why products get dumbed down more and more. Websites look like duplo sets these days.
I guess people who'd like to get into go today can just go look elsewhere, then...
There’s a reason that you’re falling back on imprecise language: “manages just fine”. That is not sufficient ground to responsibility implicate this regulation. There’s an obvious reasonable security argument for Apple to make here. To say otherwise is just letting this stupid OS war get in the way of any actual engineering competency you may have. Be fair.
Cargo doesn’t handle non-Rust dependencies. For example, the protobuf compiler when called from build.rs.

People use devcontainers, Nix flakes or large build systems like Bazel to describe the build environment.
Yes, that was the point.

The tricks to make interpreters fast are to make them not interpreters.

This one is already using just about all the tricks in the book to make a "fast" interpreter and it's performance is a drip compared to a JIT version.
Or the higher price is to accommodate the returns/RMA of the failed drives.
What was the uptake like? Would be super handy to know how well it was tolerated or if there were any unexpected surprises.

I’m pretty much decided on Capacitor for my new B2B SaaS, but I honestly had forgotten about the possibility of PWA deployment.
Open Website. Click Share. Click Add to Home.

Doesn't seem that obscure and for me the issue is much more with websites not making it clear when a PWA version of the site is available.
This is talking about a generic company, in 2024. If you look at the layoffs that happened in recent years, the biggest ones were made by companies in profit or at least meeting their own projections.
> so maybe the differences between architectures aren't as stark as we like to think?

The Z80 (designed by Federico Faggin and Masatoshi Shima - two of the 8080 designers) was designed to be binary compatible with the 8080 but more capable - so the architectures would have atleast started out very close.

> The Z80 CPU can execute 158 different instruction types including all 78 of the 8080A CPU

https://www.zilog.com/docs/z80/um0080.pdf
> getting 10% average annual returns with 10% annual volatility is worst than getting 5% returns with 1% annual volatility.

Doesn't this depend on how long you're planning on investing for, and what your criteria for selling your investments are?

If you're planning on investing for at least 10 years, and you're willing to give yourself a 2-3 year window for selling your investments once they reach a threshhold you decide on ahead of time, isn't the 10%/10% investment better?

(e.g. if retirement is 20 years away, you might consider putting your funds in that sort of investment for 10 years, with a view to moving them to something less volatile in the 5 years after that, as soon as they cross a 10% annualised return threshhold during that window.)
I've always used prepaid plans to get money up front and re-invest back in the business.
>Our recorded history shows how hostile we are to each other often over very minor differences.

And yet people with very minor differences still exist, and many people are not hostile to the point of murder towards them.

>And also we know we wipe out other animal species routinely, after we arrive in their locations, they cease to exist.

Sometimes. Sometimes not. Sometimes we work very hard to save endangered species. If it were the case that we simply wiped out all animal species we encountered, when we encountered them, we would not longer be here.

Because again... we didn't wipe out the Neanderthals simply because they were different. If like GP you cannot allow yourself to believe otherwise because your view of human nature doesn't accept that amount of nuance in human behavior, then the problem is not human nature but your own nature.
> the difference between building a libary and a product using that libary is quite clear?

Where do you see that differentiation? For me, it is not even clear whether the restriction of building competing products only refers to this specific library or to every single product by NVIDIA.
I was going to say this sounds like optimizing the stuff that takes 0.1% of runtime for performance over safety.

Of course you'd need to measure this for your application, but without a performance measurement maybe it's better to default to security.
It is very common to have dependencies outside of Cargo. Take cc, the most popular crate for calling the system C/C++ compiler. It currently has 1983 other crates that depend on it [1].

[1]: https://crates.io/crates/cc/reverse_dependencies
You’ve decided to ignore the part where the guy who invented it said it is capable of “desktop class applications”, I see.
With general consumer goods this is often done because prices in central and eastern Europe are often lower (to match the lower income in those countries). It makes to do sense as long as the price is lower, though it boils my blood that these companies will give no indication of the difference on the packaging or, in this case, in their SKU numbers.

The difference between UK pricing and Polish pricing (the lowest difference I could find that has a TBW stated) seems to be about 300zł, but other EU locations stating the 2400TBW number are more expensive than both of those.

They should've made v9p4t0bw-1200 and v9p4t0bw-2400 product lines. This is just disingenuous. Without a different model number, people buying in/importing from countries with the 2400TBW variants listed on Samsung's website now need to look out for scammers selling cheaper foreign products with exactly the same model number for the higher price.
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Basically my first project with Python's Rich library.

Inspired off of bpytop
Amazingly, the only notification switch that doesn't exist on Instagram is that of disabling Threads notifications.

The probably forgot about it.
Share doesn’t seem strange in that context?
“Shittier” Is your word, not anyone else’s. Can you really not relate this to any experience you’ve had developing anything?

Different goals? Different system gets built. Different trade-offs. This isn’t hard to understand. You’re being overly harsh for ideological reasons.
I also had similar problems with Cloudflare workers + Next, although Astro + Cloudflare has been quite a sweet experience.

Even still, there are other Cloudflare products to speak of and altogether they are poorly documented and idiosyncratic. Your Cloudflare code will be very Cloudflare.
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need a way to install it from a package manager.
EDIT: github URL is changed, https://github.com/muaaz-ur-habibi/G-Scraper
Stupid consumers don’t understand they’re supposed to abandon their devices and ecosystems instead of demanding Apple to make changes.
However you call it, it is essentially trading one's freedom for convenience. Yes it is a result of more general social dynamics rather than mere advertising, it even follows the political trends of our times. But it is time to realise the price we pay for this sort of convenience, and that it does not come for free. Advertising does not tell that.
Same! They are awesome phones, and I love that if I break it, my replacement is $50.
If you can write code then you are literate for sure.
You're not sharing it with anyone, so that does seem pretty obscure.
> How does that explain Warren Buffet’s spectacular success?

Buffett buys “cheap, safe, high-quality stocks” with leveraged “financed partly using insurance float with a low financing rate” [1]. TL; DR He’s doing private equity with discipline.

[1] https://www.aqr.com/Insights/Research/Journal-Article/Buffet...
> I don't think that would have changed Pence's mind, I think that's where I disagree then. Pence was going to do what he was going to do regardless. A delay wasn't going to make people change their minds.

Trump attempted to change Pences mind multiple times, including tweets painting a target on his back while the terrorist attack was underway. Trump was aware of the attack going on, and instead of making statements to discourage violence, he directed the terrorists at Pence while he still perceived a chance for things to go his way.

A delay wasn't going to make people change their minds, but direct threats of violence (remember the chants and the gallows?) stoked by the sitting president sure could have.

> It seems more plausible to me that Trump actually thought (and still thinks) it was rigged and was supporting a protest just like any other and then things got out of control. He was a bad president in that moment, which would have affected him negatively if it was just left alone.

This is what I can't understand - the sitting president and their party put the country in a position where, if one person had bowed to their pressure, the election would have been overturned. Many of these people specifically worked towards this goal, sending fake electors - and the president explicitely supported this whole scheme, while everyone was telling him that there was no evidence for the election being rigged.

How are any citizens supposed to be okay with this? Even if Trump fully believed his own lies, it doesn't make this one bit better. The government was almost overthrown by the sitting president, and he's just going to run again, only this time his stacked courts have given him far wider-reaching powers and have removed ways to hold them accountable. How are you not all extremely scared of the consequences for your country?

Just for the record, here are some tweets (all before any public statement discouraging the attack):

January 6, 2021 06:00:50

> If Vice President @Mike_Pence comes through for us, we will win the Presidency. Many States want to decertify the mistake they made in certifying incorrect & even fraudulent numbers in a process NOT approved by their State Legislatures (which it must be). Mike can send it back!

January 6, 2021 13:17:22

> States want to correct their votes, which they now know were based on irregularities and fraud, plus corrupt process never received legislative approval. All Mike Pence has to do is send them back to the States, AND WE WIN. Do it Mike, this is a time for extreme courage!

January 6, 2021 19:24:22

> Mike Pence didn't have the courage to do what should have been done to protect our Country and our Constitution, giving States a chance to certify a corrected set of facts, not the fraudulent or inaccurate ones which they were asked to previously certify. USA demands the truth!
Well, building a framework for high computing sounds like a competing product. Using a high computing framework to build a simulation for science or a game like using it. There will be grey area, but not so grey, that no product can be build with it.
Only if you cut all ties with civil society and live solitary.
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> Going from 1 install to 270 installs is a 270% increase

No, it's a 270x increase. In percent that's much higher.
Calling it an RTS is a stretch. It's more of a 4X game. It has a low pace and combat isn't particularly important.
From the article:

> The current approach taken by smartphone companies to make the devices hard to track by their Bluetooth signals is to randomly change the phone’s identity, its MAC address. However, that doesn’t address the physical-layer fingerprints inherent in each device’s transmissions.. All wireless devices have small manufacturing imperfections in the hardware used to emit these beacons.. These imperfections in Bluetooth hardware result in unique distortions, which can be used as a fingerprint to track a specific device.
I'm not sure I understand your second point. Yes, if the external replication target is unavailable, I can't bring my local service back online. Same goes for if the replication target becomes unavailable and I don't realize it, there is potential for a lot of data to be lost if the application restarts.

For my personal usecase this is fine. I also have monitoring setup to look for just this case. It's a tradeoff between resilience and simplicity that works for some use cases - mine included.
I love cloudflare pages, but it is certainly not perfect. For me, the weakest point about cloudflare pages is logging. One would expect some minimum support for out of the box searchable logs, but there is none.
> Going from 1 install to 270 installs is a 270% increase

That's a 26900% increase.
So, everyone is betting on a language that is barely maintained, is somewhat abandoned by Google and is essentially in the hands of two other corporations.

Without a standard. Can we please focus on better C++ libraries for science so we can use any language for wrapping the result?
After reading the website and also trying the mentioned `ssh pr.pico.sh help` I still don't know what exactly to do to use this.

> 4. External contributor submits a PR to SSH server
But how? That numbered list let me think of that old cartman profit meme.

I like the idea, but I'm not convinced yet, that this is really easier than just sending an email by `git request-pull`.
So many 2-5 year old issues. The technical debt for Gitlab CI is not being addressed, it keeps piling up. It seems the backlog of bugs grows every year.
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Using the Node ecosystem for frontend development feels riskier every day, but at least the attack surface there is limited to development machines and the browser sandbox. I can sort of live with that. But I have a hard time finding trust in using it for backend processes.

In, say, the JVM or .NET ecosystems one can limit their dependencies to a handful of libraries that come from reputable sources. What is keeping us from folding some of the basic JavaScript libraries into a few larger ones?

And even more importantly, what evolutional forces have brought us into this state? Is it that frontend developers are more extraverted and share their inferior creations more actively? Are frontend developers more obsessed with shiny new things because they work on the visible parts of software development? Would understanding this help with finding a nice way forward?
BIOS is deprecated. All of its functionality on new motherboards is basically emulated via the UEFI; and it's certainly not being extended upon.

Deprecated doesn't mean deleted, it just means "no longer updated/developed with a goal towards removal".
I think commenting short summaries like this is not beneficial on HN. It destroys all nuance, squashes depth out of the discussion, and invites people to comment solely on the subtitles of a full article. That's not the kind of discussion I would like HN to degrade into — if I wanted that, I'd go to Buzzfeed. Instead I hope everyone takes the time to read the article, or at least some of the article, before commenting. Short tldrs don't facilitate that.
I wonder why the prebuilt Mac OS 9.2.1 VM has disappeared from the UTM gallery
Looking into this further, I came across this website: https://semiconductor.samsung.com/consumer-storage/internal-... If you expand ("view more") the spec page, you get this list of guarantees:

MZ-V9P1T0BW (1TB)
5-year or 600 TBW limited warranty

MZ-V9P2T0BW (2TB)
5-year or 1200 TBW limited warranty

MZ-V9P4T0BW (4TB)
5-year or 2400 TBW limited warranty

This could just be a localisation issue. Different SKUs have different TBW guarantees, and whoever copy/pasted the number may just have copied over the wrong localisation file. If they started translating the 2TB version and then copied that translation over to the 1TB and 4TB versions, it'd explain why the numbers are different.

It would also explain why the Dutch website lists the 2400TBW number in English.
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It's a tree with no branches, only leaves. And only a small amount of indentation distinguishes the various levels.

Just look at any submission with hundreds of comments and deeply nested replies. It's a total unreadable mess.
>Is this some kind of bizzaro-extermist-libertarianism "government is evil" from America again?

No, plain old respect of privacy against state surveillance.

The "official law infrastructure" also doesn't have other powers that Gestapo, GPU and Stazi used to have. Perhaps they should get them too?
Thanks!

If anyone adds bindings let us know so we can link it in the readme.
>The link you quoted didn't seem to actually mention that part-time bit

It does. I copied the text. Full report consists of multiple pages, not just the one you quoted.
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You mean it's not suitable for the deploy every hour crowd it has nothing to do with complexity.
> - Don't compare investments based on annualized returns alone, it really doesn't make any sense.

>- Don't compare investments one against an other, instead look at the addivity of one on top of another.

I don’t think either of these matter to 90% of investors whose goal is to build up a nest egg for retirement which means not spending for decades in the future.

Sharpe ratios and all those “risk” adjusted calculations all involve assumptions that may or may not be true.

Comparisons of just annualized returns over long periods of time seems fine for broad market index funds, especially if you are assuming the federal US government will provide a backstop.
She got gaslit. As a junior. Pretty sad.
Agreed. If the thing hasn't seen a commit in say 3 years, it'd be useful for idiots like me to know before they assume it's new because it's being shared now. Still, my bad :)
Not just those, the goverment has been historically repressive of many minorities, using the police to do this, from blacks to native americans, labour advocates, activists, and other categories, that's not confined to the HUAC and Hoover era.
Could be, but as I've stated elsewhere, it could also just be a localisation mistake. Samsung sells 990 Pro SSDs rated for 1200TBW, but that's the 2TB version.
It's also on old.reddit.
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Fair enough - I don't think there's any hard blockers to doing this, but to get the same QoL we'll want to add a dawn dll to the available prebuilt binaries and adjust the download script.

Will look into this in the coming weeks (or if anyone is up for contributing let us know).
note that you can switch to long mode directly, without going into protected mode first, with way less code:

https://wiki.osdev.org/Entering_Long_Mode_Directly

i've had a bootloader for a small 64-bit kernel based on this that fit comfortably into the bootsector, including loading the kernel from disk and setting up vesa modes, no stage2 required.
>Doing something out of a sense of duty should not require a vow of poverty along with it

The wages offered are hardly poverty - just not competitive with the private sector.

Besides, "doing something out of a sense of duty", when duty meant something, has also often meant doing it for free, or even doing it on one's own dime, and it absolutely meant accepting a pay cut.
> isn't the 10%/10% investment better?

If you consider that "you don't know any better" and returns are normally distributed (i.e. you don't have some secret sauce nobody else knows about), then there is no dimension in which the 10/10 is better.

You can convince yourself intuitively by imagining how you would maximize each strategy. The amount of money you have is a factor of the risk you take, because if you want to do something risky you will not be able to borrow much, whereas if you want to do something safe you can easily borrow.

That is, you objective is to maximize your expected return, under the constraint of not breaking your risk limit.

Suppose you have a 10% annualized volatility risk tolerance. That's your budget.

If you invest it all in a 10% average return / 10% annual vol strategy, that's it.

Now if I propose you a 5% average return / 1% volatility strategy, you just have to go to the bank and borrow 10x your capital. You will have the same risk exposure (in dollar), but 5x the expected returns.
Par for the course in the consumer SSD market. Manufacturers often change the controller or flash chips without changing the model number.

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/adata-and-other-ssd-makers...

Samsung have a long history of releasing the same phone with a different SoC in different regions - Snapdragon in the highest-value markets, but slower and less efficient Exynos everywhere else.

https://www.androidauthority.com/samsung-exynos-versus-snapd...
I mean that could be true only if you don’t account for the obvious reality that the lockdown of hackability, serviceability, access to parts is deliberate.

Personal preferences matter little in a duopoly industry. Sure, you could argue that other aspects are more important than serviceability, but it’d be insane to argue that people want less serviceability. So in short, we were better off in this aspect before. 100%.
Heh i had this with bittrex
No, you aren't. You compared windows laptops to Apple generally. Apple laptops are expensive.
Firefox for Android no longer shows full URL
As yet another entry in the long cavalcade of inexplicable user-hostile changes, Firefox for Android has stopped displaying anything but the TLD at the top of the screen, unless you explicitly edit it. The bugtracker thread makes it clear that this is a deliberate change, though none of the deliberation seems to have been public. My best non-conspiracy guess would be that it is rationalised with an argument along the lines of hypothetical users being fooled by phishing websites along the lines of http://www.fake.com/1/2/3/http/www.real.com/, but surely this would have been prevented by the default left-justification and could have been reinforced with colour if they were so concerned.
I'll admit there is some irony in my story.

The thing is we have people up the road who have a cat colony at their house and we think a population of several ferals who leave in our beaver swamp, we really don't need more. It's not like his having kittens is going to be somebody else's problem, it is going to be our problem.

On top of that are all the other problems like he could fight with our domestic cats, disappear for days looking for "action", spraying, etc.