skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I started reading history as a hobby a few years after college when I heard some things from people that just didn’t make sense or didn’t seem true. So I picked up a booked that was well cited, read it while checking the citations after each chapter. Between the Library of Congress and Google, checking original sources has never been easier.

It was a really mind blowing exercise. Much more interesting than fiction.

When I do Bible study now I do it the same way, find whatever sources I can to cross reference with other history at the time. Strongly recommend it.

What’s funny is that history is the subject I was least interested in all through school.
I did research into the glibc memory allocator. Turns out this is not memory fragmentation, but per-thread caches that are never freed back to the kernel! A free() call does not actually free the memory externally unless in exceptional circumstances. The more threads and CPU cores you have, the worse this problem becomes.

One easy solution is setting the "magic" environment variable MALLOC_ARENA_MAX=2, which limits the number of caches.

Another solution is having the application call malloc_trim() regularly, which purges the caches. But this requires application source changes.

https://www.joyfulbikeshedding.com/blog/2019-03-14-what-caus...
I have used Gentoo and Arch. I still favor Arch, however. I like pacman (C), I don't like Portage (Python).

I found Arch Linux to be more stable than Gentoo, but that is just my own experience.
Right but now you can have ways to remove bias. Like automated assignment and grading
The reason Firefox feels slower is because it uses a subpar caching strategy that's minimizing RAM usage. Otherwise, they could no longer claim Chromium is "wasting memory" which is Firefox-speak for "we refuse to implement comprehensive caching"
I've done very little with Nvidia software, but what I have done puts me off ever doing it again. I quit a job partially because it involved trying to get their shit to work. (There were other factors, but that was definitely on the 'GTFO' side)
Ubuntu et al. are notorious for breaking stuff. If you want to remove a package, it sometimes want to delete your Linux kernel. :|
Of course we only have anecdotes here, but I think this is probably a real vibe shift that's happening in big tech. For all the talk of ‘masculine energy’, my feeling is that it actually reflects a loss of confidence: it reminds me very strongly of a similar cultural shift that I remember happening during the bursting of the dotcom bubble.
One Number Repeated Forever: RNG in NSMB
Intel AVX10 Drops Optional 512-Bit: No AVX10 256-Bit Only E-Cores in the Future
> Unfortunately, moving to Firefox may not be a viable option for her, especially given Mozilla’s recent behavior.

This is such an unfair comparison, where Google made billions on your user data and Mozilla is barely living off the scraps.

Clearly we should support Mozilla and not Google here.
Heard coming from the underground parking area at One Apple Park Way earlier today https://youtu.be/BMm4FFrSxMk

Heard coming from the Taiwan-infused PC clone manufacturer industry https://youtu.be/wIE5wwvicew

Meanwhile, at whatever planet OpenAI lives on https://youtu.be/615lNmMiOSQ
You'd still have to MITM HTTPS which is non-trivial (compared to installing an extension) and accept the risks of managing your own CA

Afaik uBlock benefits from some browser APIs that can do things like prevent content from loading before the add-on is injected into the page so you'd lose some coverage there. I imagine it'd also be fairly difficult to intercept all outgoing web requests (to selectively block them) which a browser is fairly well positioned to provide an API for.
I believe this was used to install Pegasus yes
this look dope
A lightweight, classless CSS framework that makes simple websites look better
FCC to get Republican majority and plans to "delete" as many rules as possible
Here is their "Delete, Delete, Delete" paln:

https://docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/DOC-410147A1.pdf
+1 - I have found its better to instead use it on paths that you know are idempotent and recoverable. Liking expiring data on a cron and so on.
Just another example of the US government stuffing media and the public and also foreign countries with three outrageous 'things' per day. It's exactly like the quote from a famous movie where Gust Avrakotos says that if you present three scandals in the left hand, you can park an aircraft carrier behind your right hand and nobody will notice.

Claiming the astronauts where stranded by the Biden admin is just one of those things for the left hand. Of course had Kate dared call it the Gulf of Mexico, she'd be in serious trouble only an hour later. Defiantly, without a job two hours later once CEO heard from lower management.

Something any dictator sooner or later gets into serious trouble, because he is only surrounded by obedient people from his bubble. Warping the view of reality. All others fell out a window or best case, got fired.
No, that’s not true. NSO Group already has the means to send people spicy JPEGs all they want. Adding this would not significantly change their capabilities.
Reddit Becomes a Lifeline for Federal Workers Scared of Losing Their Jobs
Suggesting we all stay on Chrome forks is indeed advocating for Chrome when options exist.
Some people would just be better off with an iPad where you can't download malware.
I perfectly understand the metaphor but machine already replace human in factory on earth, why do you think human can work in the 10x times worse condition in space???

also if you born poor in earth, many people would take a chance to do space industry at all in the future despite the risk
Tesla loses ground as Chinese EVs dominate global markets
I built one of these. They are surprisingly good. There is one big problem I had with it though, the Bill of Materials calls for a cross roller bearing that costs $150+ used. Accounting for almost half the cost of the build when you add a motor and a FOC pcb.

I have seen variants that use cheaper ball bearings but it increases the length of the motor.

I am working on a cycloidal drive variant that uses cheaper ball bearings with a 15:1 reduction. It’s been a lot of fun working on it.

Over all we need more open designs like this. I want to see a thriving open source robotics ecosystem. Check out the Moteus BLDC controller too if you are into this kind of thing.
A Clipboard Firewall
Yes, i touched a bit on it towards the end. If you turn it off, Aurora won't wait for 4 out of 6 nodes to acknowledge the commit (https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/database/amazon-aurora-postgres...)
True that, I mean it is still interesting, that if you have a narrow task, you might achieve some significant speed up from rebuilding them. But this is a very niche application.
im not sure how many signups you are getting right now, but the conversions can definitely improve if you work on your landing page
I like the idea.

Can you link large codebases with millions of lines of code?
What are some of the limitations of the tool?
It's interesting that people seem to think the problem is "politically motivated" revoking of degrees, rather than the degree requirement itself.

It's like no one thought even a single step ahead about the consequences of a degree requirement. It just moves power to the people that give out degrees. Some people are clearly only pretending not to understand this, but a significant amount seem to really not understand it.

This extends to other areas of economics and politics too, where most proposed systems only move or concentrate power and don't have the desired effect at all. I'm not sure where the educational failure here is. It seems like the only people that engage with these problems honestly and seriously are cryptocurrency developers and cryptographers. I would imagine mainstream economists are only pretending not to understand. Meanwhile some large fraction of the population really does think you can just declare by fiat that presidents have to be more educated and it will just work.
iirc more about:config tweaks from FasterFox project helped a bit. Anecdotally, I've never seen Chromium be any more or less memory efficient (well maybe 10 years ago but not recently). For the longest time, if you left Firefox sitting open > than 1-2 weeks it'd start leaking memory to the tune of 10s of GB

Chromium is pretty good about suspending pages when it's left sitting for long periods of time
For version managers I've switched to using mise - https://mise.jdx.dev/ - supports pretty much everything, all in one place. I have it managing java, node, php, and even tools like awscli, gitleaks, and anything else that might be needed to get a project up and running by a new developer.
> If there’s insufficient space it’ll get more virtual memory from the OS.

Swap space is finite too.

> Also, nothing you’ve said actually says that the other allocator will be the worse one.

I'm not claiming that either is worse. I'm showing mathematically that for any two allocators that behave differently at all (with the one tiny exception of a pair of allocators that are perfect mirror images of each other), it's possible to craft a program that succeeds on one but fails on the other.

I didn't say so explicitly as I thought it was obvious, but the upshot is: It's never completely safe to just change the allocator. Even if 99% if the time, one works better than the other, there's provably a corner case where it will fail but the other does not.
They do, actually. They’re just worse at it than Apple is.
> people just shouldn't be browsing the web on mobile

While you might be right, it's a pointless advice given most internet users since the last decade or more only owns a single internet capable device, which is their mobile.
Wow, crashes all of Chrome and not only the tab process?
Jackson is awful. Serde on the other hand is the smoothest JSON library I've ever used.
Given the upvotes, obviously there are more people that are on the same page with me on this than not.
Surely because they can’t be paired with a Pebble
90% of Apple users, you mean? Apple doesn't have 90% market share of the mobile market, as far as I know.

Or is Apple Watch just that good on Android as well?
What special feature does she use that is absolutely untransferable to FF?

I have both browsers icons next to each other and sometimes I launch the other by mistake. For normal browsing I only spot the difference due to various pages having different logins ie from my wife or not being logged in.

If somebody is able to use internet (god forbid even do some payments on it) then I am pretty sure they could understand the concept of another, very similar app with same behavior. Sometimes new releases change UI at least as much as those browsers differ between each other.
> Call me a neckbeard, but 3/4 of devs are not representative of

That should read:

> Call me a neckbeard, but 3/4 of devs responding to Stack Overflow surveys are not representative of
Talking of "Jon" and "Skeet", there is a fairly well known programmer called Jon Skeet. If you are a C# developer good chance he has answered you stack overflow question!
Yes it would make for a good law that whenever a recommendation algorithm is used the user must be able to fully control how the results are filtered and ordered including disabling it, and the service must remember the preference.
Not political? Read back on the American hysteria and subsequent response to the launch of Sputnik 1.

- https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sputnik_1
If you answer my question first sincerely, then I will try to answer yours next.
I do a ton of product research for leisure...
> What we need is a government sponsored regulated social media where we identify ourselves with eID, so that anything you do or say is actually tied to your person.

Speak for yourself, please, would you?

I (a Europeean) don't need this. I dont want to have everything I write archived forever and linked to my identity, so when an extremist political Party gains Power I'm fucked because I have expressed opinions that dont align with their world View.

No thanks. I feel whenever people express thoughts like yours, you completely ignore all the damage this may cause to individuals and democracy alike.
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You’re more than welcome to adjust for inflation on that number.
>Is this reasonable though? Going from one household to two households raises expenses. People also just go through bad times, mental troubles, skills atrophy.

These sorts of things are accounted for when calculating child support obligations, and in any case judges are not computers and can use their discretion in such matters. As long as you're operating in good faith you shouldn't have any issues. I was specifically referring to incidents where someone is wilfully disobeying the child support order, such as by quitting their job to work for cash 'under the table' so they don't have any official income to garnish.

>Is it really fair that previously they got to work hard to buy their kid nice things, but now they must work hard to buy them nice things or go to jail?

It's not about buying nice things, it's about making sure the child is not disadvantaged by the separation of the parents. That means keeping the same standard of food availability, clothing, access to education, and so on.

Think of the reverse perspective - is it fair for a child to have to, for example, give up after school sports, because one of their parents decided that they would prefer not to pay child support? Or be forced to change schools and lose their social group because tuition is unaffordable on a single income?
"by 190%" instead of "90% faster" is far clearer.
> The scammers should tell the victims to press Shift-Ins, which is more obscure than Ctrl-V.

Maybe it's changed, but when I used to use Windows it was the other way around. Shift-Ins comes from the IBM Common User Access standard, which Microsoft adopted in its Windows Interface Guidelines, which later became its UX guidelines.

Ctrl-C / Ctrl-V apparently originated with the Apple Lisa, and was carried over to the Mac, so I guess would have been more familiar to people in the Apple ecosystem originally.
Good luck doing that on a WASM <canvas>
I see I said "Chrome" in the original post but the other poster replied with "Chromium". I intended "Chromium forks and derivatives"

Maybe you consider those just as bad, though
You better be willing to question whether photographs can be copyrightable at all, because they are all result of several mechanical systems not created by the camera operator.

Just limiting yourself to only "digital computation" being magical enough to invalidate copyright is an arbitrary restriction. Unless you clarify why you think the computation performed by the lens system doesn't have that property, further discussion seems pointless because it will just collapse to a circular "digital computation is magical enough", which is your implied premise.
This is the largest transfer of Israeli intelligence operatives into a US company in history. Y'all are in for a real bad time.
In most countries, certainly the UK where I live social security payments in are made from workers to the government. At the same time the government pays out social security to those in need. There is no fund, payment in approximately matches payment out. It is not a ponzi scheme, it's normal government taxing those with money and paying out to those in need. It's nice the US has a fund but it's not necessary.
I've been doing some analog PCB layouts for the first time recently, it's the one thing I wish there were better resources on (going from schematic to layout). Even the best YouTube vids are mostly simple digital stuff with very few components.
This is actually the complete opposite of what I want.

I would love to go back to people not using their real name and an internet that is wild, free and maybe even a little bit dangerous.
90% mobile here, block everything but HTML most of the time, works for reading, music, banking, and online buying/selling
self employed, juggling many things, on the road a lot, dont watch more than 2 short videos a week,
and actualy cant say that there is anything media wise that compels me to use a larger screen....which is reserved for actual media creation, not consumption
100% agree that touch screen UI is not very good, horrible, but the missing components of instant
connection to a lap top or desk top, or just keyboard and bigger screen are not quite a set up and forget thing, yet.
Great, thanks. I would have valued your post more if you'd stated this. Unfortunately it just looked like you said "All these people are idiots and I'm right".
The Document Culture of Amazon (2021)
Could you please recommend some history books?
All the Chinese activists are truly happy about all the transparency about their person and their beliefs. I can hear them rejoicing in their cells.
Try house sitting
The old hacker news hug of death...
What I mean is: looked where? It's not in the popup tooltip when you give the button in the UI.
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I built ResearchU, an AI-powered research assistant that scrapes papers (arXiv for now), finds gaps, suggests algorithms, and drafts research papers. Basically, it automates the annoying parts of research.

It's open source and it's at https://github.com/MostlyKIGuess/ResearchU.

If you see a 504, wait a minute and refresh—free servers, y'know.

I wanna expand this beyond academia—assignment solver, big problem deducer, literature generator, and more sources beyond arXiv. Also, looking for funding to make this actually usable at scale.
I think I would like to be able to answer the following two questions:

1. what percentage of this object price is net profit?
2. is that percentage a "fair" proportion?

but atm, I don't have a "scientific" way to respond to those questions so I usually go with my gut, or do whatever other people in my circle do (which is not ideal and I'd like to change)
Finally bought one of the Epson EcoTank printers last year (ET-3850 to be precise). Yes, they are more expensive, but I find them a delight to use. Printer comes with a full set of ink and even an extra bottle of black ink, which will probably last me for another year (one bottle lasts for ~7000 pages). Pricing of ink is at least not outrageous, given how long it lasts. Zero problems with clogged print heads or similar, but I also print pretty regularly. We use that thing over the network for the whole family, also has Linux drivers which have worked flawlessly for me.
Farewell Photoshop? Google's new AI lets you edit images by asking
> These devices generate and store a private key on the device secure element itself, so the private key is never materialized on a suspiciously general purpose computing device like your laptop.

What's suspicious about being general-purpose?

> This is significantly better than storing TOTP private keys on other (software) authenticator apps, because again you should not trust general purpose computing devices.

If you can't trust your own PC, a Yubikey doesn't help much.

The PC is what generates the request to the Yubikey and presents the UI where you approve it, so an attacker in control of your PC could for example replace the intended request with one that transfer all your Bitcoins to the attacker. Or it could replace the recipient in whatever transaction you're approving. You would need a separate trusted screen on the Yubikey to verify the details of the request if you don't trust the PC.

The PC is also what actually processes the data (or at least mediates access to it if it's processed on the server side), so an attacker in control of the PC can modify any data you view or submit, regardless of what authentication method you use.
Security fixes to Firefox may take days or weeks to reach downstream forks. That tradeoff may be worse than just setting them up with some privacy settings in Firefox itself.
Tight networks largely. THey've invested heavily into having these "assets" in US tech companies, and so pro-Israel folks in the US work hard to acquire them in.

See [1] to see the flow of people. I explain the connections a lot in [2], and [3] is our initiative to work on it.

[1] https://www.instagram.com/p/DAYsSPxpHFP/?img_index=1

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxvaembyMcQ&list=PLjHqnRFDnc...

[3] https://www.ethics.vc/get-involved
The UI is not exactly the same. Maybe it can be OK if I transfer all the favorites, homepage, install a Chrome-looking theme, and more importantly if I change the icon lol. Not even kidding. She only uses it because she needs to, but she would be happier without it.
Sure but wouldn't the institution have to justify the revocation? If it was, say, due to supporting the wrong faction in the Middle East the employer might not support the revocation. Without justification, couldn't the degree holder sue the institution for some sort of defamation?
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The IDE that I use is called jGRASP (https://www.jgrasp.org/) and it has a viewer that shows off the changes in data structures over time.

Here is an example.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-zrayZQj6w
You have to trust 3rd parties at some point. Apple can make it reasonably secure and let the user decide if 3rd party accessories are worth the potential risk but that option is never exposed.

Really Apple allows HTTPS connections but the same implementation concerns apply there. The web server could publish it's private and session keys to a "status" page and leak enough to make decryption trivial

I think it'd be more honest if they say "we don't want to give users options" (for better or worse) instead of claiming it's security
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Ubuntu 25.10 plans to swap GNU coreutils for Rust
I mean the security model for both is pretty similar, you have a provider which gets your audio and then decides what they want to do with it.
There's a lot to things to blame Macron for, but your post is an incredibly bad faith caricature. Like, this:

> He was suppose to simplify France's bureaucracy to help entrepreneurs and trim the fat so that we stop burdening the new generation with crippling debt. The debt has literally exploded under his presidencies

Was Macron supposed to magic Covid out of existence? The "whatever it takes" approach he took was the best possible policy for preserving the economy, and exploding debt was the cost.
I do think Rust would be better for web dev if it had GC, but it doesn't, and no other language comes close to having as good ergonomics otherwise. And the memory management is something you learn once and then it's a bit verbose but no big deal. If you feel like you absolutely have to write custom data structures with circular references for your web server then I tentatively suggest that maybe you're doing web dev wrong.

In my team we onboarded a data scientist used to working in Python who had never used Rust onto a Rust project, and it was just not a big deal. Maybe I'm just fortunate when it comes to colleagues.
I actually think Reddit is decent for that purpose.
Therefore…? It seems like you want to make some point beyond another opinion.
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