skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
No, it has a 3d engine, one that you can happily ignore 99.9999% of the time. CSS has a few gotcha, a few things to got to understand about it (selectors, selector priority and the way content flow depending on absolute / relative positionning), but it is not an impossible language to pick up, far from it.

As the grandparent comment said, don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good.
Seriously. Have these guys actually read history?

The small patchwork of kingdoms were always redrawing their borders and sending people to fight over it.

But back then the nobles and kings were expected to at least be present for the fight.

It will not be peace. They will forever try to eat eachother and feed paupers to the war gods while these cowards hide in their luxury bunkers.
Pocket still saves articles offline. It just saves them in article view. Which is the same as what Instaaper does. I just checked my phone and it has 1.07 gigabytes of articles saved for offline reading.

I don't recall it ever saving web pages in web view (though maybe you used to be able to see them offline when you used the premium plan, but now the premium plan doesn't save the WebView offline? I'm not interested enough in paying for it to find out so all I have is guestimation.).

So they do save, but they save as article view and not the webpage itself. Which is the same as the other services.
HTML/CSS was on most job descriptions I saw. Entry level wanted those and Javascript at a minimum. Your odds are better if you know all three.
Yeah Mozilla at this point is really like the kid riding the bike and putting a stick in his own front tire meme. I had an interview with them years ago and even then it was clear they were wasting time on the most pointless bureaucracy while Firefox was languishing. Doesn’t google literally give them millions a year to exist? Like idk if I can even think of something more mismanaged than Mozilla.
They’re really doing a great job at reducing the influence of unelected bureaucrats and nakedly corrupt industry insiders and CEOs benefitting their companies.
This is wrong, sorry. The fundamental idea of the (list processing) language is that you represent your ideas and constructs as lists, not vectors at all. All your functions and data are lists, even if they are internally stored as vectors
Don’t waste your time with insurance. Just go to one of the consumer facing companies that compound them directly.

I’ve seen cases where these sites are 5x cheaper than insurance
I switched to LibreWolf yesterday. Seems fine so far.

https://librewolf.net/

I'm still not sure what to do about my phone though.
Not Actually on YouTube, "A Quick Rundown of Accelerationism", 00:00:20. Right at the start.

>I think capitalism and artificial intelligence are the same thing. It's the same process. Capitalism can only be artificial intelligence production, and artificial intelligence can only come out of self-propelling capitalism.

He says "artificial" specifically, forgive my impudence. My read however is that that isn't a fundamental difference to him, it's just an artifact of the fact that silicon transistors relay information faster than biological neurons can. Intelligence is the same noumenon underneath, and it will assert itself one way or another as the fundamental pathfinding algorithm of matter.

EDIT: Ah, what's more, I believe sentience/ensoulment as it is usually defined is not really a thing Land is interested in as a philosophical object. The machine god at the end of time might end up being a total p-zombie for all he cares, so long as it puts the atoms into the right place. This is a common stumbling point in r/acc discussions: We're agnostic about whether anything is experiencing qualia here. That's a separate and more, uh, normal metaphysical debate. If such a thing even exists.
Simple question, simple answer. Thanks!
Maybe some of the money props up rust
Railways and Landscapes – All Paintings
Please keep using Firefox.

And tell people it’s the only place you can get manifest v2 and fully powered ublock origin
In cases like GP, it's better to flag and move on.
It's not an excellent critique. I got a third of the way through and he's done nothing but reference The Office, posted gifs that are supposed to make the reader think he is smart and Balajii is dumb, and insisted that Balajii isn't smart enough to see the problems with his own theory.
He’s probably too high to understand what he’s backing anyway.
Mozilla seems to have forgotten that they survived Chrome by being overtly, explicitly privacy-focused. They've since stopped being that. Even if they are still tacitly privacy-focused, that's not good enough anymore.

We assume Mozilla is now just another ad-pandering jackwagon because that is the only safe assumption when presented with the facts: a major change in management, followed by removal of "we won't sell your data" across all of their marketing.

Their userbase is arguably mostly people who put up with browser disparity for the sake of peace of mind about their data. That type of user will abandon Firefox the same way we did Chrome.
Or you could literally outsource 90% of that and focus on what you actually should be, engineering and development of Firefox and other Mozilla products. These companies are bloated beyond belief and they have nothing to show for it, clearly it’s not working.
I mean no. All those compounds are used for flavor. They aren't used to mask sweetness.

Manufacturers design foods to taste good, not for some secondary effect of sugar in the stomach.

The idea that the sweetness would be "unbearable in your mouth" is just plain silly. People suck on lollipops which are pure sugar -- are those "unbearably" sweet? What you're saying doesn't hold up to even the slightest scrutiny.

Manufacturers aren't going to waste money on additional sugar and then try to undo the taste with other ingredients. That's not a thing.
This article is giving some background on the planning and setup of the new DOGE: https://archive.ph/oJRrI
The Budapest Memorandum and the Ukraine War
At GE I kept a few used replacement vanes from a (F414/F110) compressor on my desk. Brand new they run about $4000 a piece. The part is about 1.5x2.0 inches. They don't last long in the desert. Most of the parts we had floating around were from the Saudis' F16s, which had been worn down by the sand.
The "follow this formula exactly or you're doing it wrong" guide to overworking. Funny stuff.

He also warned against working more than 60 hours a week, saying it could lead to burnout, while calling out those who work less.
That’s why Trump has accused the press of being an “enemy of the American people” and attempted a coup on January Six. A true lover of Democracy.
It's even hard to detect when humans stopped talking when talking to human while having high latency especially at the beginning of the call when you testing how big latency it is.
Could be that in this case they were correct but then deport her after 72 hours not 25 days
Reply All: You're fired.
And you believe that DOGE employees are tweaking firewall rules at NIH IT?
Tech billionaire Elon Musk agreed on March 2 with a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, for the U.S. to exit NATO and the U.N.

"I agree," he wrote in response to a post from a right-wing political commentator saying "it's time" for the U.S. to leave NATO and the U.N.
That language is still there. They only collect data with your permission and that data is the only one that is being talked about in the changes.
Legal Handbook for FBI Special Agents II [pdf]
WebKit is substantially disjointed from Blink at this point, a natural result of differing priorities from their developers.

WebKit remains highly embeddable for example, so if you drop a WebKit webview into your Cocoa/GTK/whatever toolkit app you’ve got a mostly-complete multiprocess browser and just need to build your UI around it. Blink on the other hand is hard-coupled with Chromium for things like multiprocess support, which leaves no practical alternative to forking the whole browser (which as an aside, is why Electron drags around the full heft of Chromium instead of just Blink).

That’s moot though because Google has no qualms with pushing through Chromium-only “standards” that make non-Chromium browsers less viable since sites that use these “standards” simply don’t work in anything but Chromium. It’s like the situation with Internet Explorer and its collection of IE-isms all over again.

One could argue that Mozilla and Apple should just follow Google and implement these “standards” themselves, but that lands us right back where we started in that this effectively gives Google full unbridled power to steer the direction of the web as it pleases, which is a massive conflict of interest.
Then if you screw up by volition or omission you can be held indefinitely and that’s just not cool. So don’t come to the US it’s. It worth it.
Cool so now free speech is reduced to anything not viewed as harassment. I think I will take your advice, that's dystopic and far worse than just your prior bullet points.
Show HN: Hello, World – Introducing Soj.ooO
My partner Matt and I have been working on soj.ooO. It has only been up for a few weeks and has gained a lot of traction.

Our goal was to fight the memory hole to ensure that algorithms do not control human discussions (eg auto decay on other sites) and generally bring natural law back into the discussion and relevance equation.

Hope you like it!
We haven’t had a left or progressive administration in a very long time. Please lay out the harms you perceive though. Anyways I have no sympathy for fascists and I am a Marxist so we probably won’t see eye to eye. Fascists aren’t people.

Going through your past posts it seems you may be referring to warrantless wiretapping, which I’ve been railing about for ages. Of course the groundwork was laid by Bush’s PATRIOT act, but absolutely the DNC is extremely corrupt and many democrat leaders have done awful things. I’m not a democrat or a neoliberal and the DNC is very far from a left wing or progressive party. But none of that changes the fact that we’re currently in the midst of a fascist coup, and your whataboutism comes across as fascist apologia.

You seem to make the mistake I see a lot of online rational tech people make, which is to assume that the DNC represents leftism, and to then associate all the evils of the DNC with “the left”. Read some actual left-wing theory like Kropotkin dude. The DNC is a deeply compromised center-right neoliberal party, as anyone on the actual left will be quick to tell you.
Yet somehow idolizes Mordor as simply technologically advanced whereas everything outside it is “mystical and environmental and nothing works”.

This guy thinks nature doesn’t “work”
Framing this as a personal income tax concern is a bit off the mark.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Base_erosion_and_profit_shif...
I'll not be taking advice on how many hours per week I should work from someone who doesn't work at all.
> But they’re not the ones supporting Trump or feeling cheated.

One of the groups most benefiting from the US dominance in the past decades were the farmers. Which is one of the larger lobby blocks and voting groups supporting trump.

And the logic doesn't compute either. Average people around the world got exploited by western, but primarily US, billionaires.

So the average people, the proletariat, should unite and revolt against those billionaires.

Instead the US proletariat voted to give billionaires even more power, in the hope that "their" billionaires would exploit foreigners more than themselves?
Does the JSON spec actually say that those objects should be "equal", or does it just leave that detail to implementations?

In JavaScript at least, those two are not exactly "the same", in the sense that you can observe the difference if you want to. If you parse those JSON strings and then iterate the keys (e.g. with Object.keys), the ordering will be different.
This post is about Firefox. Not brave.
Thanks!

I can definitely see where he's coming from with that take, myself having grown up in a culture that has overwritten itself with capitalism over the course of scantly two generations. I'm saying that because I don't reckon it's the kind of thing one could recognize when one is on the inside of it. Not without fucking oneself up something wicked, anyway
> What nonsense is this? The plan for a thing and the cause of a thing are completely different. The assertion "since there is no plan it means the thing is its own cause" is non-sequitur, a claim that is not true and there does not seem to be even a hint of why it might even be considered true.

I think "Artificial Intelligence", as used by the author, has to be understood more broadly here. Artificial Intelligence isn't meant to be a placeholder for a tool like ChatGPT (a hammer), or for a plan like self-driving cars (a renovated home). I think it should be understood more like the faith in Artificial General Intelligence itself.

So the authors logic might be better understood in analogy to religious faith and its ritual of praying: A religious faith isn't the cause for a person to be praying - its the ritual of praying that "causes" (or "convinces") a person to be faithul to their religion.

EDIT:

Or, to paraphrase: The usefulness of Artificial Intelligence (AGI) isn't the cause to work on it - it's the work on it that convinces us of its usefulness.
Cool idea, interesting design.
Trump lied about a lot of things.

The concept of "electoral fraud" is enshrined in law, so I guess more lawsuits are coming.
The mastery to front end development is understanding the semantics of HTML.

At every single company I worked for, I had to teach people to stop using div tag for everything. You can style things however you want, or even create components that the browser does not allow you to style (as long as you have fallbacks).
Fully agree. There seems to be a trend currently to write blogs about web based text in a terribly formatted web font.

EDIT: TBH the whole site is terrible on desktop. Everything is too big. I get the feeling this person is mobile focussed.
Proxybase – open-source proxy listings
> I'm using UnGoogled Chromium right now, and it seems not to be willing to install uBlock Origin. You can use uBlock Origin Lite.

This is nothing to do with UnGoogled Chromium, but with Chromium . UnGoogled Chromium removes the Google parts, it's not making architectural changes.

FWIW uBlock Origin Lite is basically the same user experience as uBlock Origin.
If it makes you feel any better, that trust was very low to begin with.
Mercurial was slower than a decaffeinated sloth. It lost because it sucked. Sorry.
Like the vast majority of Americans, I have no idea what DOGE is actually doing.
See also

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43211925
Isn’t rust’s serde what you are looking for?

https://serde.rs/data-model.html
Any feedback would be appreciated, to be honest.
That's an interesting idea. Perhaps as a terrorist, you might be interested in completely shutting down a country in the style of Coronavirus lockdowns (which I think were absolutely critical to handling the pandemic and if it were not for them, the results would be easily 2-3x times worse.)

The article does not talk about the actual state of lab-made viruses. Could anybody tell me (in the least politically influenced terms), what is the current state of man made viruses, is it feasible to create Covid-25 or anything similar for a human? What would be needed, a large multinational laboratory complex, or just a small homemade device?
They check social media and might even demand access to your email. The latter happened to an acquaintance of mine who wanted to do a 1-month internship at a university for a project but was only able to get a tourist visa. At the airport in the US the border guards got suspicious, demanded access to her laptop and when they found an email about the internship, she was put on a flight back to the netherlands immediately.
at this point, it’s Mozilla that loves to hate Firefox and its users, not Firefox users themselves
What Trump has done in 1 month is probably enough to keep courts busy for the next two years. So, get in line.
I've been thinking about this question myself. It's just a matter of time before Mozilla ends Linux support. It wouldn't surprise me to learn that the whole Mozilla leadership team runs everything like a regular corporation with Windows and MS Office and Teams and uses Edge as their primary browser. We're one cost-cutting decision away from not having Firefox as an option on Linux.
thanks for doing work on this and thanks for commenting on it on hn!!
Very excited to see parsing for ill-defined states! I like your naming scheme of using animal sounds, but just wanted to bring to your attention that Emacs already has a popular package named meow (for modal editing)

https://github.com/meow-edit/meow
Previous discussion:

Google's Sergey Brin Asks Workers to Spend More Time in the Office

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43201709

Sergey Brin says AGI is within reach if Googlers work 60-hour weeks

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43208890

Google's Sergey Brin: Engineers Should Work 60-Hour Weeks in Office to Build AI

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43211925

In memo to Google's AI team, Sergey Brin says 60 hours a week is 'sweet spot'

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43213982

Sergey Brin says RTO is key to Google winning the AGI race

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43221105

60 Hours a week is the sweet spot of productivity?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43229125
I wish the Internet had actually turned out to be democratizing
What is left to be curious about in the image gen "AI" that companies are stuffing in? It's not a novel new tool that people love using, it represents a box every company has to check to head off the "what is your AI strategy?" question from market analysts.
Things like PubMed are probably some of best good to the world that did the US in recent years. Especially because of its great openness with widely open API and so...

If it becomes unavailable, my feeling is that the world will really enter in a dark age.
Junk mail is bad. But voters going around thinking that taxpayers are funding junk mail is much worse. If large fractions of the citizenry can’t apply common sense and develop a working mental model of how the world works, we’re all dead. And I don’t mean that figuratively.
Voters don't read any election program, only slightly worse than the rest of the world.

I've often talked about doing a voting diploma. People got very mad for reasons I didn't bother to read.
Even if he would not be high nothing would change.
What can he possibly be basing this on? Sounds like a faith to me. They are trying to manufacture a god for the rest
Some offer functionality not found in the main browser they fork from, like Waterefox having the ability to share normal, private and tor tabs all in one browser window.
I don't believe him. I'm sure forcing people to work more hours would be even sweeter for him.
The Ancient Art of Color
Not my experience at all, of all the major tech companies MS consistently has the best docs, especially dev docs for c#, .net, angular/ts, etc
I love this kind of puzzle! How long does it take you to make one?
Can I suggest an experiment?

Sergey could decide to be put in a shared cube farm for 6x 10s a week and see how long he lasts.

I think there's a large difference between the fatigue invoked in work that is some variant of managerial "in meetings where it's low information hot takes 80% of the time" work, and actual engineering work where drafting design documents, working on code, and context switching while waiting for CI or other compute intensive processes to complete, or for folks to do a code review.
You’d think that a guy this smart would know that the data not only disagrees with this, but that this rules out anyone with a family
> Tailwind's orientation on concrete details everywhere is the "just give up" solution

Yes, and that is why I am genuinely curious whether going the nuclear approach is still needed, or that css variables, @scope and what-not of today solves the problems of the past.

Because it seems that Tailwind introduces problems that CSS sought to resolve, and now DaisyUI seeks to resolve the problems of Tailwind.

Are we now at a point that devs do not know enough about the basics and are mentally stuck on tools they do know? Or is it that the old problems still have not been solved?
I cannot emphasize enough that this is not a technology problem, nor is it one where solutions can be usefully informed by technology.
I don't think I've ever seen a large C codebase that wasn't using structs with methods. It isn't by any measure a secret or lost art.
Edit: there is a book called Blitzed about how a lot of people in the third reich we’re on drugs, especially meth.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drug_policy_of_Nazi_Germany

As for self hate: A ton of nerds were picked on mercilessly as children. I don’t mean just teasing either, but routine physical assault. I know from experience.

If you experience mistreatment and then turn around and try to inflict it on others, you failed the test.

When I was older I learned that my personal tormentors were all victims of extreme domestic abuse.
Fully support this! <3
I'm going to continue to shill for the billionaire in this instance: what's the right number of hours to work on the most important technology of our lifetime (or maybe ever)?
Not Quite yet Gone with the Wind
Ah yes. Trying to have a civil and productive conversation with people who insist we're at "absolute peak madness" of "crazy child-mutilation".

Those aren't sincere people; they're living in an alternate reality warped by propaganda.

Of course I realize this is a deliberately created wedge issue precisely so those folks can claim the burden is on the rest of us to engage properly. And when we're exhausted by debunking bullshit they can claim we're being elitist and dismissive. Brilliant strategy that's taken our country to an illustrious and proud moment...
> What do you mean by "metals don't actually withstand temperature"? As in the raw metal would melt were it not for the cooling vanes?

A small addition to the sibling comments: Combustion temperatures in modern turbines are around 1400C, if I recall correctly, but the best nickel superalloys go up to 1050C or thereabouts (for long-term operation). To close this gap, the use of high-temperature alloys is supplemented with active cooling and ceramic coatings, as stated by GP.
"No amount of success at work makes up for failure at home."

I suppose 60 hours might be a good spot for someone who doesn't have a family and isn't interested in having one.
alternative title: "People who have all the money, have all the money"

I mean, of course?

Are they going to follow up with a study showing that women are responsible for a huge portion of the birthrate?
They get it, they just know it looks bad so they act as if they are surprised.
> But there are plenty of people who are sent threats and insults every day, just because they are politically active and giving them a way to protect themselves is important for our democracy.

I think this logic is flawed. By that same logic, the solution to terrorist attacks in cars would be to ban cars.

My point is that the countermeasure sounds disproportionate to me.
Programmable Optics for Lidar and 3D Sensing: Lumotive's LCM [video]
It is true that NATO is a Cold War relic.

Europe was key on the world stage at the time both in terms of its economic importance and against the USSR/Communists. The USSR is long gone, Russia is not a strategic threat to the US, and Europe is waning.

The US have sought to "pivot" away from Europe since Obama.

On the other hand, this would also probably reduce US influence in Europe.
That's patently untrue. There are plenty of open source projects that do not have "about the same thing" in their terms of use and in fact, just a simple license with easily understandable and permissive terms.

Check out Creative Commons for example, and compare it to what Mozilla asks, if you're interested in learning more. You'll find they're very different.