skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Indeed, this is exactly what I did.
Oh sorry, I missed that!
The Tyranny of Defaults: Why the Worst Monopolies Are in Your Mind
Thank you for taking the time to answer my question.
Kids didn't bully kids due to end to end security...

> That's what the colors are actually about, BTW.

No, the green bubbles are intentionally made hard to read with low contrast text, if it was just to show end to end security they could have made the bubbles look pleasing rather than irritating.
No idea what functions or services Windows has that doesn't exist on other platforms in an equal or superior way. PowerShell maybe?

"Compatibility" is exactly what I'm referring to as being the issue. I use Windows because it has compatibility with my Steam library. But if I could play those games hassle-free on another platform then I'd love to never boot up that dark-pattern-riddled adware dumpster fire excuse for an OS again.
Hello, Pierre co-founder of the Open Food Facts NGO. We have a multi-year AI effort you can help with. https://wiki.openfoodfacts.org/Artificial_Intelligence
We have weekly community meetings, compute to get things rolling, and a swell/quick from Test to Production and Impact loop :-)
Kind of tangental since it doesn't apply here but I love the compression hack used in JS competitions where HTTP wire compression or zipping the files don't count towards the size limit, so the HTML has to decompress itself. The canonical way to do it is to craft a file which browsers will parse as either a PNG or HTML, with the HTML part carrying a stub of Javascript which reads the page as a PNG, draws it into a canvas, extracts the pixel data, reinterprets it as a string containing the main JS payload and evals() it.
I'm really on a kick these days applying Maya Angelou's quote to people in our industry: "When someone shows you who they are, believe them the first time."

People who say arrogant things, even in a light-hearted joking tone, often truly are arrogant. Whatever people show you early in an interview process is often true. If they show you good things, believe it. If they show you bad things, believe it. If they either get off-track or hyper-focus on the wrong things... believe it.
An example of a Mossad generated file would be the source file plus a bunch of dead code. The dead code consists of lines from the original file repeated in random locations (plus, if you are using an "entropy file", random lines of code that were successful mutations from previous generations of Mossad).

As it turns out, a lot of student code can look this way anyway. Something crazy like 70% of authentic student code can have dead code in assignment submissions.
the PSP is on every single AMD SoC (probably going back 10 years now).
I will pay for news when people competent on the different matters will be writing them.
Sounds a little bit like CDMA. My professor in college didn't make it obvious why CDMA is any better than just assigning one carrier frequency to each transmitter. [1]

The Wikipedia page for OFDM [2] says something like, if there's interference or attenuation affecting one frequency, it's better to spread that out instead of completely losing one channel. Which kinda makes sense, and would make more sense if I'd ever done RF work. I'd love to do SDR as a hobby some day.

[1] The explanation in the book was something like, "See with 100 frequencies, you can create 100 chips and each user gets 1 chip, so you can support 100 users" which sounded pointless to me.

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orthogonal_frequency-division_...
What if AWS launches AWS Metrics which just takes your code and hosts it.

You can't out compete Amazon here. I vastly prefer to use MIT or Apache code for my projects. It just makes things easier, but I also respect companies like yours have a right to seek a profit.
"...it’s generally more economically and environmentally sound to prioritize the deployment of fiber..."

Um. Wat?

Cannot wait to hear the same author howling about environmental destruction as the most awful of the megacorps dig millions of miles of trenches to lay down fiber.

Also, unlike our scumbag trad ISPs, who constantly return to the subsidy trough and provide nothing of value, consider that maybe the financial calculus has been done by the people putting their own, actual dollars in on this one.

Finally, since the author is so concerned with the needs of the underprivileged, where's their outrage over the $14.4 BILLION dollars[0] that were wasted in a failed attempt to get the rural areas of the country connected?

[0] https://www.fcc.gov/acp
I recently did a RTW trip and I’ll tell ya I met a lot of blue collar folks, from every continent, doing the same. It’s really just a matter of how you organize your life, because I met a lot of _single_ folks of all backgrounds, but I met by comparison only a handful of couples and even fewer parents (but I did meet some, traveling with children who ranged from newborns to teens). Maybe I’d have met more of them in resorts or hotels compared to the hostels I frequented.

Inertia is a bigger killer of “doing whatever you want,” far more than income. It’s much easier to defensively react to life’s attempts to disrupt your short, established journey than to seize the reins and direct them off the beaten path even for a brief detour.
Another reason to golf. It's not quite right, but it's a fun goal to fit an app within the first few TCP roundtrips.

https://endtimes.dev/why-your-website-should-be-under-14kb-i...
Better no data than data of questionable accuracy/honesty. Sure, this may lead to extreme cases like this (though he may still be right about the whole anecdote and wrong about the ridiculous number), but such credulous people would be in a worse position anyway if following the "news".

In the end, there's nothing worst than believing yourself to be "informed" of "data/facts" through medias. Ages old Socrates' "I know what I don't know".
Can we at least try to acknowledge that there are many shades of gray between:

- news funded by oppressive regimes with an explicit goal of furthering their own agenda

- news funded by extremely rich and powerful people with an explicit goal of furthering their own agenda

If you squint a little, these are essentially the same.

There needs to be publicly funded journalism - who else is going to report on stories that would threaten the status quo of rich & powerful?

At the same time, there need to be strong protections in place that make it hard for the government to meddle with day to day operations of the press, allowing them to freely report on things that reflect poorly on the government.

This setup shouldn't pose a problem for any nation and government that considers themselves democratic.
Dating a coworker is a thing a lot of people do. Sometimes it is done by sexual predators who are preying on others. That is also true outside work.

Dating someone at work doesn’t automatically make you a sexual predator. That’s an absurd statement. Plenty of relationships start that way, and sometimes one of them is a boss, and companies have processes for these situations because they happen and the majority of situations are not due to predation.
That may be the proximate cause of the issues but the ultimate cause was the development methodology. There was absolutely zero reason for the game to not be in a playable state throughout the development lifecycle given that they had Shogun 2 — an incredibly polished and well-built game — to work from. This was a management own-goal as far as I’m concerned.

Go back in time to the beginning of the Rome 2 lifecycle and simply proceed by iteration. Maintain playability throughout. This would’ve given them a much longer lead time on major issues with the gameplay.

It’s absolutely crazy to me that they would tear Shogun 2 down to its individual components and work on them all separately without maintaining a playable version of the game. A ton of it could be done with continuous integration, where they just have a couple of CI servers sitting in the office running the nightly build in an all-AI automated fashion. Heck you could even plug in a monitor to the server so that people can just walk over and watch the AI vs AI battles as a sanity check.

The other baffling part of the whole thing is how little communication was going on. I mean it’s baffling in terms of good design and development practices but it’s understandable from a dysfunctional management perspective.
I think it’s no external style sheet and everything is inlined
Who Knows What Consciousness Is?
It is OK, people wouldn't know what is missing if they never saw the alternative.

"It's hard to even parse this sentence"

Try to cross-compile something on modern MacOS, and handle the DRM signing on another platform. For example, you are still going to need an active Apple Developer account to run https://quasar.dev for MacOS/iOS targets, or users are going to incur a bit of hassle running your code.

It is ok, most people have trouble understanding each other at first. =3
Faced with Heavier Rains, Cities Scramble to Control Polluted Runoff
Jetbrains IDEs will flag duplicate code of N lines (configurable) or more. Just run the inspection manually and there you go. You can even do it in batch in CI nowadays.
Yeah, that makes a lot of sense. Thank you for the explanation!
> reverse amplitude

Right? One of my dumb noobie questions has always been why textbooks explain ANC as "180 phase shift" instead of "reverse amplitude". Do they really do an entire DSP pass to break apart a signal and phase-shift it just to get the output that a minus sign could get? There must be something missing from the plum-pudding model.
Why would I pay for something that is actively working against my interests? I'm with Bryan Caplan's position that most of the news can be safely eliminated from one's consumption with zero loss to one's quality of life: https://www.econlib.org/archives/2011/03/the_case_agains_6.h...

Of course there is still a question of how one would support quality investigative journalism and someone to hold the powers that be accountable, although one wonders how much the news have been truly doing that in the recent years, as opposed to being a mere extension of a political party.
AP capitalization style is not HN capitalization style. For example, HN mods will turn NASA into Nasa, which is anathema to AP style (and to me). You could email them if you have questions about it, as I’m not a mod, just a user.
What if the gains are not on the other platforms? You don’t know what gains they have that they care about that you don’t.

To extend their grocery store analogy, the layout is a gain to them. You may not care, but it is tangible to some.

Your comment reads like you’re saying “all platforms must be considered equal or you find offence” but you’re ignoring subjective needs and opinions.

Someone else’s choices and priorities are not a reflection on you as a person or your choices.

What if they care about AppleScript? Nothing else has that. Or if they care about running Logic because there’s some unique plugin there?
I take photos of anything-except-humans. I do photowalks in cities that I live/lived/visited. I can take 200-1000 (in case I want to capture that very moment the horse's tail in the Royal Guard moved) photos in a photowalk. They don't 'make sense' as I will take 20 photos of cats playing and right after a roof showered with light, and then at a lazy cafe, some half-faded/half-covered graffiti (that I photographed on my previous trip 10 years ago).

I don't do much to 'improve'. I do this because I like it. I don't care about what other people think. It is my hobby and it will die with me :)

I have improved though my angles/zoom/light, but it is more so I minimize editing/corrections/etc.

EDIT: I swear I didn't read the response of 'free energy' above, but he/she also wrote angles/zoom/light in the very same order.. great minds think alike!!
Besides divide et impera, there’s also the excellent atilla total war
How would that pass in the user study? Did the people reviewing the code fail to see dead code scattered across random locations? Feels like it would be obvious as soon as you opened the file.
Unfortunately, I don’t think a lot of people mature past that stage in their lives.
The glow.as website has more information and examples: https://glow.as/

> Glow is a single link that you can use to house all the links to your social media profiles, websites, and other content. It's a great way to share all your content in one place, whether it be your favourite songs on Spotify, or a link to your latest products.

> Drag & drop

> Build your page block by block in minutes.

This looks interesting !

Here's an example: https://glow.as/alex
But it doesn't compare that to the total release in the atmosphere, say from other manmade sources.

I want to be sympathetic to the arguments I think the article is trying to make, but its content is really just 'Numbers! Billionaires suck!'
Does "natural levels" include the outputs of the aluminum smelting industry?
If the code I wrote based on my newly-acquired insight works, which it does, that's good enough for me.

Beyond that, there seems to be some kind of religious war in play on this topic, about which I have no opinion... at least, none that would be welcomed here.
Understanding MySQL Explain Output
This will absolutely get me to go back to Halide once iOS 18 hits and I can change the default camera that gets launched from the Home Screen button.

In 2025 I'd love to see "AI" disappear from usage. I know I'm not likely to get that, but damn if I am not tired of hearing about it. I've never wanted a dumb phone more than I have in 2024, or to get rid of my computers.
That was my point: the demo was not on a stock model. Took like a year before they even offered upgrade kits.
> Read this if you want a more unbiased view of the world, Leibniz at least was a fan of it.

Reading the Wikipedia article, it seems like it would be more biased if anything, albeit by a different cultural context:

> Hayy ibn Yaqdhan is an allegorical novel in which Ibn Tufail expresses philosophical and mystical teachings in a symbolic language in order to provide better understanding of such concepts. This
thank you man
This claiming no expertise on anything whatsoever.
I can’t see how bede was specifically referring to paganism. To me the sparrow absolutely does not represent a pagan specifically. It represents the fleeting life of everyone in the context of a belief in the afterlife.
In case OP reads this:

You didn't do anything wrong. Odds are that "Adam" was a scammer. Perhaps he doesn't know how to code at all and was looking for a job that would hire based on his resume, let him cruise for 2 weeks while "onboarding," let him flail around for 4 weeks, be put on a PIP for 2 more, then fired with severance after getting 8 free weeks of bay-area pay.

Or perhaps he does know how to code but was looking for a second job (to do the exact same thing I mentioned above).

You didn't do anything wrong. You just dodged a bullet.
Isn't that only one split (two pages) and without any hierarchy?
Oh wow, I've wanted this feature in my browser for a long time! I'll have to check out Edge more deeply.

I think a similar feature to how tabs and panes work in iterm/tmux would also be really really nice in my web browser and IDE.
It's the best API searcher ever made but most people don't search APIs. They are waiting for it to make them a grilled cheese or something.
Just spam my entire fleet at the damn thing and save scum if I accidentally sink the damn thing. Lol.

Endgame campaign.

Really shows that in gamedev, game design trumps everything.

Shogun 2 under the hood was janky as fuck, but boy did they plaster over that shit with some solid game design and playtesting.
Yeah all of these are perfectly fair things to dislike Apple about, and I agree they haven't changed much on these fronts.

I was just pointing out there are areas they've changed dramatically, and I only gave one example, I could provide a bunch more.

Personally I don't care much about Apples marketing (literally hard to imagine something I could possibly care less about), and don't even care too much about iOS App Store shenanigans (for the most part, I think Apples approach is a decent fit for the type of device mobile devices are).

But I do care a lot about Apple being worse for media creation today, and the neglect of AppKit for example, and the overall direction of macOS, and those are relatively recent changes.
One of the linked music examples, “occultation” by Pure Code, is beautiful ambient music.
There is no such thing as a 'pure' photo, and pretending otherwise is an editorial decision. Our imaging technology collects radiation and we then process that signal and re-emit similar radiation. Every step along that process has decisions made about how that step works.

And that's not even getting into the fun things we can do by applying our own radiation to reflect off the object! We can do a lot with good lighting.

It is nice to have the ability to choose to take more control over automated steps of the process though, especially because modern apple phones have impressive cameras.
"from the general population"

He was accused by poets and politicians, not the common man. Most probably because he rubbed some powerful people in the wrong way; the modern consensus makes a believable point about it being political, Socrates not being a democracy fanboy and all.
"Miller columns" are what you're thinking of, and I wish more browsers (web or file) supported them.
The actual paper:

https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2024GL10...

It adds up from the previous one that raises the concern, and now it does chemical simulation to discover what remains from the satellites.

AFAIK, the conclusions are still not enough to determine if this is bad. But now that this paper is done, one can do the simulation (or extrapolate observed data) that discovers it.
It would certainly depend to some degree on the complexity of the assignment. But it's also not that unusual for legitimate, non-plagiarized submissions to have dead code.
How to tell the difference between someone who's been burnt a few times too many and someone you probably don't want to work with in one easy conversation.

Hiring is a hard problem of computer science, maybe even harder than naming things!
What would be the energy source for this underground life on Mars? No photosynthesis available 6 miles down. Could there be things like hydrothermal vents at these depths on Mars?
YES! I've wanted EXACTLY this in my browser and IDE for some time. I'll do a little research every once in a while to see what it takes, but never get very far. I really like iterm's keyboard shortcuts for new panes (vertical and horizontal split) and tabs. I think it would be such nice ux for browsing web and browsing code.

Also with the ability to fullscreen the active pane quickly. It's SO nice.
dodged a bullet. this guy is an asshole, regardless of his skills. imagine him interacting with junior devs
Together's Slurm configs model GPUs as GRES resources [1]. Jobs then specify the number of GPUs that they need with flags like `--gres=gpu:8`.

[1]: https://slurm.schedmd.com/gres.html
I doubt you find many people here who are against the right of peaceful protest. But protests are only worthwhile if they address real issues, not misinformation.
Creatine is awesome, but hair loss in men with male pattern baldness is frequently reported by myself and others in comments under all the "creatine is amazing no downsides" youtube posts and elsewhere. I've experienced it personally.
AFAIK js13kGames is intentionally using ZIP as a compressed container in order to avoid requiring such relatively obscure hacks to be competitive (up to some degree). Also the hack itself is now being less relevant due to the introduction of DecompressionStream and non-DEFLATE compression algorithms.
A degree isn't compete until granted tenure.
TLDR: dealing with radiation on a planet without a thick atmosphere or a magnetosphere is hard.

(But the article also points out that getting to Mars is also quite difficult. The headline is pretty bad.)
Getting

https://www.dxo.com/

which uses ML for denoising high ISO shots was like getting a sun in my pocket for indoor sports photography. You will take ML developers out of my cold dead hands.
This is insane you're getting downvoted. Someone needs to pay for the development of Chrome. That's just the reality.

How is Chrome going to make money as a standalone company? I have no idea, but it probably aligns with your guess
I'm glad I'm not the only one who found the title and content disconnected. Seems like the author got a chance to talk about their interest in literary history by adding a paragraph at the end and an enticing title.
Is this also effective at detecting code duplication within a codebase?
There are almost no other man-made emissions of aluminum oxides on the high atmosphere. It's just those two.
I agree. It was a simplified version of things.
This has been my role on virtually every dev team ive been on. I don’t necessarily disagree but i do wait until most have discussed a new feature, etc, ask myself, “does this make sense in every way” and if not, I ask questions until it does, or in a lot of cases we reach understanding that it doesn’t make a ton of sense. The types of questions I ask are often subjective but disagreeing as well, like, “do we need more complexity?”. Because they are questions I avoid the disagreement stigma, ala Socrates
Yes, I imagine the natural level of aluminum falling into the atmosphere is pretty low. That doesn't say very much about what it'll do to the ozone layer.

I'm actually amazed we get 50 tons from meteors and such already. But 400 tons of aluminum oxide, compared to the total size of the atmosphere, sounds to me like it should have effectively zero effect.
I was actually looking for something like this a few days ago!

There’s an open source tool which I love the idea of (basically a tool for declarative integration tests), but I really don’t like it’s implementation. I tried to contribute to improve it, but it’s too much work and it will never fit my ideal.

So I basically decided to "redo it but better", and I’m also tempted to make it a paid, proprietary tool because my implementation diverges enough that I consider it a different codebase altogether (and it would bring legitimate value to companies). I wrote my code from scratch but still had some knowledge of the original code base so I’d be interested in running something like JPlag to make sure I didn’t accidentally plagiarize open source code.

I hope I find a way to make it compare 2 codebases :)
I think this style of browsing really shows its strength for research and review type tasks. Maybe I'll research what it would take to write an extension to implement some of these ideas.
Not that I disagree with this for any HTTP service, but how big of an issue is the network/compute power for RSS?

Seems like a minor payload to be delivered. I guess it makes a difference in the performance/UX of the reader itself.
I get that, but my question is, “how can using the guidance from CLIP possibly make the resulting image infringe on copyright?”. I’m not saying that the CLIP part isn’t necessary for it to be useful.
Really it just probably makes sense to upgrade cellular networks with enough backhaul bandwidth. (And deploy cell towers to cover people who are currently not covered yet, though I imagine that's a fairly small fraction of people at this point).

For truly isolated communities without roads and such, satellite probably remains the best option.
Reckoning – JavaScript-first frontend culture, how it broke US public services