skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The target you're thinking of with outdated OS webviews is probably Android. Tauri doesn't even support Android; it's a desktop framework.

On both Windows and macOS, the "OS webview" is just a framework binding to the OS-shipped browser (i.e. Edge, Safari); and both Edge and Safari get updated with pretty much every release of the OS (which, in turn, are kept up-to-date in a pretty pushy way these days by Microsoft and Apple.)

Also, in both of these cases, by relying on these OS webviews, you're "sharing" the renderer and other global context with the actual browser (if the user happens to use it), and with all other OS webviews on the machine — rather than each new app needing its own renderer and global context, wasting 1GB+ of memory per app and creating thousands of redundant files on disk for the app's own cache et al.

It's really a pure win vs. Electron for these cases.

On Linux, what you get depends on the distribution format. If distributed as a package, you get a dynamic binding to WebKitGtk — which requires the package manager to resolve and install this (and that might not work, if the distro doesn't ship that package.) If distributed as an .AppImage, you get a vendored-in copy of WebKitGtk — which is basically the same as what you get from Electron.
If you choose to use Common Lisp as a functional language, CLOG is available: https://github.com/rabbibotton/clog
Performance of Eigen vs. Blaze vs. Fastor vs. Armadillo vs. XTensor (2020)
Probably they worked with a Linux security team privately off-list to develop the patch long before the public patch.
How to induce mass layoffs without needing to offer severance packages.. without telling employees this is a massive layoff without severance packages being available..

Surprise surprise.. ... not really .. when it comes to Amazon.
It really depends of when the expectation is set. Amazon right now has a combination of people hired when:

* Teams when working 5 days in office, but nobody checked (other than maybe your direct manager) and you could wfh if you needed it to

* Teams were completely remote

* Amazon was checking you came to the office 3 times in the week

* Amazon was checking you came to the office 3 times a week for a certain amount of time

And now the expectation is completely different to all of those. Again.
Rio components are classes, so you could create a named class method and reference it. Obviously not the same thing as multi-line lambdas but it'd be the pythonic approach imho.
I just can't do it. I even turned myself into a woman and I still can't, as a lesbian, be platonic friends with other women.

There's no middle ground between "She is not that interesting to me, we can be online pen pals but I have no interest in visiting her" and "I'm attracted to her and can't think about anything else"

It's probably a disorder honestly
Can you disable and re-enable NOLEGACY on-the-fly? Maybe you can disable it when you calculate that the user has moved the mouse outside of the game window region.
It definitely works but you get out of it what you put into it, just being there isn't enough unless you happen to find a group with a super connector who is quick to invite new people into their circle.

To guarantee success you have to engage with other people and be willing to take the next step yourself (i.e. ask potential friends out on a "date" to explore a different shared interest).
I would have assumed he was a UNIX system administrator. Everybody knows that only guys with enormous beards can properly tame a UNIX system.
Interestingly, only 1 test from the PDS-H1 benchmark at scale factor 80 experiences a performance regression. Looks like it's test 6 and comes in at 0.8 of the CPU execution performance the standard polars engine.

Seems like there's a more concrete user guide here: https://docs.pola.rs/user-guide/gpu-support/#whats-supported...

It seems like they've done a great job of supporting most ops on the GPU already. The main one that is a really bummer is the categorical datatypes. Those are so common in ML workflows and using the native categorical datatype saves a lot of boiler plate as well as prevents you from messing something up during training!
Intel preps Royal Core and Cobra Core microarchitectures for next-gen CPUs
That is awfully close to blaming the engineers.

You don't know what kind of pressures they are under to deliver.

I know of significant compromises in all the software I have written, and I would make hardware mistakes if I had taken the electronic engineer path. Sometimes we have to prioritize and I've never had an unlimited time budget on any project (not even my own).

Projects with no issues are mostly dead!
I don't write it explicitly, but this has been the goal pretty much every time I've put a bunch of work into writing up how I've done some complicated thing. It's half Cunningham's Law and half trying to convince the experts out there that putting in the effort of telling me the better way to do things won't be wasted.
Recent WhatsUp Gold Vulnerabilities Possibly Exploited in Ransomware Attacks
Now, python having some experimentation like this is quite nice to see.

I agree with some of what you’re saying and it made me think of how common this is or not.

It appears this renders html using python syntax.

Just like any html avoidant libraries of JavaScript that need to be debugged.

React can have debugging too to output html.

Maybe less so but still the case for Rails for Ruby.
My First Experience with OCaml
Don't take this the wrong way, but this is the kind of unethical behavior that our industry should frown upon IMO. I view this kind of thing on the same level as DDoS-as-a-Service companies.

I wish your company the kind of success it deserves.
Also pagers typically use NiMH batteries, not Lithium. So take those estimates down another notch.
wish I could see your face the day the news that drops that bomb on us :D
> cause you're not developing software for your boss(es), remember? You are developing it for some poor humans called users

You're developing for both. It's not a XOR situation.
> is more efficient

I actually assume you're right about the relative efficiency (~bigger is more), but I disagree it's numerically enough to erase all the other inefficiencies of going to an office, especially the square footage multiplication. (It takes many times more sq ft to have an home+office than to just have a home)
Do the benefits of the expanded child tax credit fade with time?
I agree, and I think it is part of a very important set of issues to discuss when taxing the rich:

A. Let's not kill the golden goose. A little return every year for the next 5 decades is a much more desirable outcome than a huge return that lasts 5 years.

B. A ridiculous percentage of billionaire's wealth (~89%) is in the stock market. This leads to huge on-paper valuations, but is impossible to liquidate at the paper valuation. Any attempt to collect that money would destroy the value; almost making it Schrödinger's wealth.

C. The rest of the world is still competing for our business. If you somehow passed a 90% tax rate, there would be no advantages to staying in the US. Even the serious limitations and government issues of different countries (China, Australia, Europe) would be preferable.
Totally agree, Zenoh is a breath of fresh air. Being able to interoperate with a ROS system without having to hook into the whole build system is huge. I can imagine a future where we have "established" ros2 packages like nav2, moveit, ros2_control etc using ROS's DDS abstractions, launch system and whatnot - while other parts of the system are written in simple Python/C++/Rust and just interact via DDS.

That way we can slowly figure out more ergonomic ways of build/install/package/run nodes without sacrificing the really useful software that exists in the ROS2 ecosystem.
Aren't these just IPCs disguised as normal function calls though? IIRC only the main node process does anything node, renderers can call "node functions" that really happen in the main process.
The Printk Blocker for Upstreaming Real-Time "Preempt_rt" Has Been Merged
not unprecedented https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yahya_Ayyash#Assassination
Even the Soviet space programme, in the decades after losing something like twenty million lives in a war that everyone would rather have avoided, was not reckless with the lives of its astronauts. Because the astronauts and their training are themselves a valuable asset.

There's probably a lot to be written about the precise moral boundary, but Western culture is very against missions which are definitely suicidal while OK with those that merely have a very high chance of getting you killed.
Amazon used to lease several buildings from Paul Allen for years but ended up buying them outright, and then going on a construction binge beyond that.
I wonder if there are hidden observality problems with scraping with ideal solutions of a different shape than a dashboard. Feels like sentry connection or other common alert monitoring solutions would combine well with the LLM proposed changes and help trams react more quickly to pipeline problems.
What is a pager bomb (RCIED)?
That is some bizarre mental gymnastics to justify the work you've done. What about the rest of us who don't want agents representing us?
Device Memory TCP Included with the Networking Changes for Linux 6.12
It's crazy to me how much the US internet despises fact-checking when we just watched a debate where a candidate unabashedly lied about easily verifiable information for an hour and would have gotten away with it if not for the moderators stepping in to call out the bullshit. The value fact-chekers provide is context, not the rating-- where did they get this information, does their statement follow from it, and is the source reputable / corroborated by others.

The thing that keeps fact-checkers in check is academic discourse. If someone is doing a poor job then write yourself a Re: and publish it. The "psyop" is convincing people that truth doesn't exist and you should just immediately discount anyone who presents an argument that disagrees with your pre-existing biases. The back-and-forth is the point.

Anyone can be a fact-cheker, it uses the same skills you all learned in highschool to write papers. I can understand not liking the label "fact-checker" because it implies some unassailable source of truth, and I agree I would have called them critics or reviewers, but I don't get to choose the language that catches on.
455: Primitive Types in Patterns, instanceof, and switch (Preview)

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/language-ref...

https://timdeschryver.dev/blog/pattern-matching-examples-in-...

469: Vector API (Eighth Incubator)

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/dotnet-8-hardware-intr...

473: Stream Gatherers (Second Preview)

I didn't read it closely enough to determine if this is more like LINQ over C#'s IEnumerable or more like System.Threading.Channels.

https://chrlschn.dev/blog/2023/10/dotnet-task-parallel-libra...

476: Module Import Declarations (Preview)

Some bits of this: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/whats-new/cs...

But probably more aligned with: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/nuget/consume-packages/pac...

477: Implicitly Declared Classes and Instance Main Methods (Third Preview)

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/tutorials/top-...

480: Structured Concurrency (Third Preview)

Also feels like one aspect of System.Threading.Channels.
How much antenna/processing do you need to do this? Main advantage I see to using existing GNSS receivers is being able to pick up generic ones for a couple bucks and slap it on a board.
The WSJ report claims that:

> The official said some people felt the pagers heat up and disposed of them before they burst.

Sounds more like a battery explosion, but it's way too early to tell.
I think the intent was to disable a bunch of fighters honestly.

Make the pager ring, they grab it, it explodes in their hand disabling them for life and making them useless for the soldier role.
Lazydocker too. I'm not affiliated, just in love
well, in the netherlands, the median income is roughly 1/2 what i was making at my first job out of college.

considering i also got free lunch everyday, 24 days of PTO, monthly stipends for gas and app subscriptions, 6 month parental leave, it’s pretty hard for me to look at the european market and see the government mandated some of those benefits but to pay for it i’d make roughly 1/3 to 1/2 what i make in the US, and subsidize the poor performers to boot. literal fucking joke to compare europoor salaries with american lol
Your peers aren't the ones making nine figures and buying yachts and vacation homes off the results of the work you're doing. Look up, not sideways, to find the mis-allocated resources that you're after.
Obviously, but not in the way you think. The government made billions available to US foundries, giving Intel enough monetary leeway to be competitive with Amazon’s suppliers.
That one was a bomb, today's attack was by heating the lithium battery.
Exploding Pagers Injure hundreds of Hezbollah operatives
Fears of a Setting Sun
It's unclear to me which country you mean you'd rather live in.

But for me, I actually do prefer to live in the US. But it's a fallacy to think there aren't ways the best could be improved. IMO the US could stand to do a little bit of growing up, and get rid of this "life is a club/party, and partying is the meaning of life" mentality that I see is so the root of many different kinds of behaviors (that are not partying in and of themselves)
Linux versioning has always been that way.
Random Poem
Using the term "justify" is very common outside of web. It's been used for decades in print ("left justify / right justify / center justify"). This is indeed a web project though, so I hear what you're saying.
It's the word "pretzel", honestly. I can cover breath freezing pink by the standards of the era, no problem. Took a shot to the lungs & helmet and left to die on the ice planet. I doubt that would "really" produce frozen pink breath but what we would now consider "hard" sci-fi that would care about that sort of thing generally didn't travel with this sort of purple prose so that's not really an issue.

But pretzels? Why is your breath freezing in pretzels? Even pretzel "rods", let alone twists?
This is sweet
D-Link Patches Critical Router Vulnerabilities
I often wonder what would happen if the founders didn’t misspell the word. And today we would be saying Googolled.
It's not sarcasm: the conventional wisdom was that an SF novel could not also be a satisfying mystery/detective novel, because the readers could not guess that Aldebaranians can see in ultraviolet, or any other authorial invention.

Asimov's insight was that it was up to the author to play rigorously fairly: every fact of consequence needed to be revealed naturally.
As a kid in the 80s, my parents bought an encyclopedia set that also had a set of companion books for kids. This is where I first learned about a google, and it was definitely google not googol. So it's been "misspelled" for quite some time if that's your belief
Good question! It mostly came down to implementation speed, as well as some uncertainty about performance/overhead. We will be releasing OpenTelemetry compatible ingestion endpoints in the near future, but since Opik has so many features that aren't related to OT, we decided to move forward without it for the initial release. It is a great project though and something we will be implementing soon—it will especially be useful for building out integrations with frameworks that are OpenTelemetry compatible.
The actual power of objectivity isn't just from claiming it though. If you have a blatant history of obviously biased checks it'll lose power quickly as stories about your checks get tagged with your history. They're still useful within closed media ecosystems but the people in those are already looking for confirmation from anyone 'objective' or not.
The "consumerism" mindset is a luxury created by a strong economy and high upward mobility. An unfortunate side effect is that as repair & reuse became less desireable, so too did repairability and logevity as features. Now that economic growth in the US has stagnated (particularly for the 99%), it's becoming aparent what we lost as nothing is made to last and companies are unwilling or unable to offer repairable, long lasting products. So even those who go out of their way to repair their property encounter a myriad of roadblocks.
This seems really badly argued. The second version seems much worse and harder to extend. Looks like classic ORM style database abstraction wrapped with hand written types. This type of code usually leads to inflexible data models and inefficient n+1 query patterns. Relational algebra is inherently more flexible than OOP/ML-style type systems and its usually better to put as little clutter between your code and the db queries as possible in practice.
I learned double-entry bookkeeping from the GnuCash "Tutorial and Concepts Guide"

https://www.gnucash.org/viewdoc.phtml?rev=5&lang=C&doc=guide
Thanks a lot,
how do you find this previous article so fast?
With the caveat that my only familiarity with the interface is reading the manual page, it seems like only some modes of perf_event_open are privileged.
Humanity needs ground truths or we just descend into anomie.
Cells Across the Tree of Life Exchange 'Text Messages' Using RNA
Miley Cyrus Sued over 'Flowers,' Accused of Copying Bruno Mars Song
The best feeling of my PhD was whenever two intuitions (or what I thought were facts) were predicting different outcomes. While maddening and nothing seemed to make sense, it was also the feeling of some big revelation waiting nearby to be found.
Alpine is great for your blog, but it's not even a little bit tempting for real world professional projects. Looking back at every project I've worked on there's no shot I would ever select Alpine for any of them.

These type of condescending comments really scream "I'm not even a web developer but here's my strong opinion as someone who only makes toy front ends to demo my data work"
Have you ever seen anyone do this to success?
With JSON, sometimes you just need a fluent, permissive way to query objects that you don't already know a type structure for. This seems useful! I love JSONata for exploring json data, but it's more useful for static analysis than programming.
I saw a speculation on r/lebanon:

https://www.gapollo.com.tw/rugged-pager-ar924/

I can't find the link now, but it was based on an image of the back of burned pager.

Edit: wayback machine link:
https://web.archive.org/web/20240529091558/https://www.gapol...
Glitch-grid: A toy database for demoing distributed systems testing
> Find and validate startup ideas: https://www.muckbrass.com/

The first "startup idea" on that page[0] is... an "AI-Powered Startup Idea Generator". I don't know if Singularity is near, but we certainly have attained Circularity.

[0] https://imgur.com/a/H3oNUeB
First of all, great job! I think the inference will become more and more important.

That being said, I have a question regarding the ease of use. How difficult it is for someone with python/c++ background to get used to zig and (re)write a model to use with zml?
That’s V2. V3 is always invisible and only returns a score. It’s not unusual to redirect low scorers to a v2 challenge, but afaict you have to set that up by hand.
Site's down. Found their repo: https://github.com/barredo/mastodeck

and https://web.archive.org/web/20240823005741/https://mastodeck...
Paywall-free link with pretty much the same content:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/You_have_two_cows

(ignore the banner pleading for money)
Yes, I can't help but think of astronauts as goldfish in bowls. There, but somehow not there.
At the very least I would have expected some kind of internal survey data. But they’ve offered 0. Just vibes.
Confessions of a Former Carnivore
i hope he’s destitute, what a micro managing fuck.
going from 50 to 5000 , for example
With pictures "made up of only 30 to 60 lines", they were transmitting much less data!
I’ve been hoping for this as well, fingers crossed and making plans for jumping ship next year into a relatively new area of tech for me.
While I'm not certain if the world needs more Javascript,

I am certain it does not need more Python.
I don't think I agree with your conclusion about their endgame being a replication of the iOS App Store golden goose, but I do see how it could come about. The reason I disagree is because changes like this oft remind me of the problems Facebook used to have (still do?) with stolen tokens and cookies that would come about from people pasting JavaScript into their browser's devtools console.

Some poor schmuck would find a viral comment that said something like "Mark Zuckerberg doesn't want you to know how to get Facebook Premium! Copy and paste this code into your browser, ignore Facebook's warnings, they don't want you to get it for free!" And badabing badaboom, stolen credentials get sent to some server.

I don't work at Apple and can only speculate on their motive, but since I advise my family to use macOS, it's my hope that this change would prevent them from reading something like "download this scary blob and then ctrl+click on it to open it for free Photoshop! Ignore Apple's warning, Adobe has paid them because they don't want you to get it for free!"

It does make it slightly more inconvenient for me, but I think chromedriver may be the only unsigned code that I run regularly.
We currently don't save the browser state after the run has completed but that's something we can definitely add as a feature. Could you elaborate on your use case? In which scenarios would it be better to split a run into multiple steps?
What a fantastic day for you. I bet you never felt so useful before.
I don't think I should need to argue with the absurd claim that these can solve any problem.
> Use Cloudflare's Turnstile captcha.

Is that the one that sends you into an endless loop while on a 3g connection?
One Million Are Now Dead or Injured in the Russia-Ukraine War
We use https://windmill.dev which is great for this!
It sounds like you're making the kind of choices that will undoubtedly hone your writing, and for that I sincerely commend you. (This is certainly an area I could improve in myself.)

A concern I have would be that someone is too eagerly trying to employ a formula that they perceive—or have been told—exists and never develop their own style. Never experimenting or trying new things. Then conclude that they aren't not a good writer and have failed, when they simply never found their own voice, which then sparked something in them and others.

Some of the most notable bloggers I can think of that I have repeatedly come back and read time and again—even ones whose writing style I don't particularly care for but whose views I find compelling and a unique contribution to a given topic of conversation—each of them notably has a very particular, distinctive, and typically consistent voice that they blog in.
There is a great model kit made in England for the "Televisor". Got it years ago and it was minutes of fun. Apparently still for sale. The input is audio, got it to run from my iphone at the time (as opposed to using the supplied CD which in itself is Retro technology). I had some plans to build code a video-to-audio converter to run this (or screengrab to audio for that matter).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTSeUjvScUA
Oh! I didn’t see that nuance.