skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is a well known paradox: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twin_paradox

TL;DR: The two scenarios are not symmetric, the person in the spaceship undergoes acceleration whereas the observer staying behind does not.
One thing I’ve wondered about is, isn’t the cost of checking for the failure case in the good case all the time actually worse (even if only slightly) than the cost of not throwing, which is nothing?
Requiring a separate app was another problem. My phone already has an app for viewing web pages,it doesn't need another one.
I don't care much about schema changes as I can setup logical replication just for the major version upgrade. The main issue is the lack of support for large objects, which the code bases I'm dealing with uses heavily.
Those are old perf numbers. It’s sub-2x most of the time now, and I’m working on optimizations to make it even faster.

Note that at the start of this year it was 200x slower. I land speed ups all the time but don’t always update the readme every time I land an optimization. Perf is the main focus of my work on Fil-C right now.
A happy user since 5.04! A happy Debian user prior to that.
You are mandated to report what you find. If the g-men find out you've not only been failing to report crimes, but also destroying the evidence they will come after you.
1 million to his personal worth is the same as 50 cents to the average American household yearly income.

So he is giving away pocket change.

Big deal.
What the Amish Can Teach America About Economic Mobility
There's a mutable torrent extension (BEP-46) but unfortunately I don't think it's widely supported. I think IPFS/IPNS is the more likely direction.
You can ship a 20MB Go program and no one blinks.

Go programs start at 20MB. The Go AWS Terraform provider is something like 300MB.

A massive amount of the complexity/difficulty in webdev build tools space has to with optimizing delivery sizes on the web platform.

Node.js tooling is straightforward comparatively.
https://archive.is/qM3oi

One of my favorite comments from the article:

“If we’ve got plenty of jobs, I just go to my competitor and I give him a couple jobs,” said Miller, who is Amish. “I’m here so my employees can make a good, honest living…. I’m not here to collect all the wealth I can absolutely collect.”
IMO the biggest win when Phoenix switched to esbuild wasn't about _speed_ exactly, it was about not having to install&debug things like node-gyp just to get basic asset bundling going.
Wow, Fil-C++ looks very interesting! I wonder what % of programs make its pointer tracking fail due to stuffing things in the higher bits, doing integer conversions and so on.
It reminds me of CHERI.
A Space Xyzzy
Musk's daily $1M giveaway to registered voters may be illegal, legal experts say
Claiming to have deleted something while just having hidden from public view… that’s basically begging content owners to sue and very easily win damages.
The problem is that when you put weight on your limbs you are creating levers and inertia which get transferred to joints in ways those joints are not good at dealing with.
What happens when the user base explodes (eg. due to this event), and a few months layer they all get bored and drop out?
>vs a v4 network where you have no letters to work with

It'd be hard to have so many devices that even in 10.0.0.0/8, you run into a need to have letters as part of the network addresses.

My home network is larger than most and I while I use multiple subnets for fun, I could it all of it into a single /24.
When someone assumes you know what English-speaking country they're referring to, it is likely to be the US.
I self-host OFTN Zerodrop as a pastebin with CAPTCHA support along with binary uploads and conditional routing.

Unfortunately I still ended up taking down my publicly accessible demo to not have to deal with the legal risk of potential abuse, but this software is free for others to host and is written in Go.
This is possibly an interesting extension [1]. I just generally don't follow recommendations. But my kids love it, and they use my account (Premium, else they get all kind of inappropriate ads (which is even illegal)), so I have to be careful. So the other day I wanted to look into what the other political side had to say about something. You know, as a matter of broadening my view to gain some understanding. Boy, did I regret, as I was getting sucked into some kind of conspiracy bubble. My wife asked me what on earth I watched. So I ended up trying to have YouTube profile me as little as possible (via settings). Didn't fully solve it, but it is much more clean now. And if I do watch something which I don't want to be remembered: private browsing mode. I do this for porn, but unfortunately they do profile my IP address (so I should use a VPN).

[1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/regretsreport...
Cybathlon: Bionic athletes compete for gold; push assistive technologies forward
SVGs Are Hurting Your SEO
That's based on a well known fallacy, because analog models cannot exceed the computational power of Turing machines. The alternative position is Penrose who thinks quantum tubules are responsible for consciousness and thus somehow more powerful than TMs.
The lesson to learn is that to do anything in this world it takes persistence in addition to everything else. No matter how much better you are.

https://paulgraham.com/die.html
The Root Cause of Procastination
https://paste.c-net.org/HurtingJunior
Some sites are personal sites. Some sites are for organizations or companies or events.

If that doesn't work, just substitute "account" for "user". "Every bluesky account is a site."
The internet archive shepherded the early https://getdweb.net/ community, and works with groups like IPFS, so they're well aware and offering operational support to decentralized storage projects. This has been going since at least 2016 when I was involved in some projects involving environmental data archiving during the Trump transition
Okay, I stand corrected. So this prototype didn’t ship, or did it ship and evolve?

Brendan Eich himself calls JS a “rush job” and with many warts though, having had to add aspects that in retrospect he wouldn’t have. This snippet from your link is consistent with that:

Also, most of JavaScript's modern flaws do *not* come from the prototyping phase. The prototype didn't have implicit type conversion (`"1" == 1`), which was added due to user feedback. And it didn't have `null`, which was added to 1.0 for better Java Interop.

Like many people, I find JS super frustrating to use.