skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I looked into the code linked elsewhere in the thread and then just watched the behavior in the browser dev tools.

Delete the entire thing, recreate, delete the entire thing, recreate. That's as far as the amazing web standards will take you.

As soon as you start talking reactive, dom diffing, and keyed rows, you're literally in the territory of the frameworks you so love to berate.

Frameworks, especially modern ones, do all that and so much more (and leverage web standards whenever possible if those give an advantage)
You can have arbitrary contractual arrangements (subject to local law), but the underlying property interests still matter, especially during disputes. I believe in the US a reverse mortgage typically means the mortgager (seller) retains legal title, with the mortgagee (buyer) taking a lien. But I believe an "en viager" is closer to the common law life estate, and in the context of reverse mortgage lookalikes would mean the mortgagee getting fee simple title with the mortgager retaining a life estate. A life estate arrangement was common, I believe, in the US before reverse mortgages became a popular product.
There are some pretty huge cells now like the 4680s
How libertarian not to make those rankings public and open...
I did something similar in 7th grade, with the extra naughtiness of charging my peers 50 cents or so to drop the basic Windows games like pinball and Ski Free into their home drive. I created a couple of joke files in my favorite teachers' directories and then notified the IT admin before someone more nefarious saw what I was doing.

That admin became my mentor and is now a lifelong friend.
I mean, 2-3 deaths per year isn't that bad in the grand scheme of deaths from things.
In my high school, without naming any names, the teacher told us all that anyone who changed their results to 9.81m/s^2 was doing science incorrectly. And we were graded on our analysis of the experimental procedure, or something like that.
I could have used it a decade ago!

Now could someone please fix the BCD store mess?
Though no further work is being done on the original and the FLOSS forks aren't ready yet (soldank++ and opensoldat) the game is still playable on modern PCs and even free on steam ;)
(Disclaimer: former maintainer)
What sad news. Dave was an incredible human and very dedicated to making the Internet better and faster. What a loss.

Edit: copying over Vint Cerf's message that was posted on the bufferbloat mail list. I believe that's a public mail list so hopefully Vint doesn't mind:

OMG - that is truly terrible news! I could not say better than Frank already has how much Dave's work has helped to improve our experience of the Internet. I can't think of anyone more dedicated to the proposition that performance counts and should be pursued with determination and vigor. I've known Dave for many years and greatly valued his counsel and technical skills - to say nothing of his healthy sense of humor. I will miss him but will be always grateful to have known him.

dang, could we get a black bar?
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Tired of Waiting on Test Results?
> I'm biased against React because I manage a team trained in classic web design who now have to manage a giant React codebase and learn its special way of doing things, and it's a slog.

What special way is that? One of the big draws of React is its minimal api surface, and the ability to write standard JS alongside of your presentational HTML.

I am also curious what "classic web design" actually means, I have a theory, but I am curious all the same
Video Shows an Octopus Riding a Mako Shark
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We provide isolated runtimes for executing untrusted code, mostly generated by LLMs. Our sandboxing is powered by a combination of WebAssembly, V8, and microVMs. Our customers do things like extract data from log lines at run time by asking claude-3-7-sonnet to generate a parsing function on-the-fly and then sending it to us for execution.

Things we need help with:

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We’ve raised seed money, but the whole company is currently just me, Andrew and David working out of a converted warehouse on Alabama St. We’re second-time founders, so we know the risk we’re asking you to take and we’re prepared to compensate accordingly.

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Doesn't seem to do anything in firefox either.
> and making characters in video games ugly.

In what way?
At least this is a better effort at explaining why you would believe it is AI than the other poster who just says it's AI because they used the word "likely".

I still find it very annoying that in every thread about a blog post there's someone shouting "AI!" because there's an em dash, bullet points, or some common word/saying (e.g. "likely", "crucially", "in conclusion"). It's been more intrusive on my life than actual AI writing has been.

I've been accused of using AI for writing because I have used parenthesis, ellipses, various common words, because I structured a post with bullet points and a conclusion section, etc. It's wildly frustrating.
Wonderful article. It provides an easily consumable background on Swift ABI considerations. Thank you. Take a well deserved break.
So have I, having failed to manage installing Win 11 without a MS account in the end. Actually I only wanted to complete a dual-boot Win 10/11 setup without having to haphazardly install Win 11 on top later, not actually use Win 11.
This is an amazing concept.

It would be nice to limit the YouTube content a bit like not just news, but an option for news in slow French, or something else. At least for me news in slow French is way easier to understand than news in French at 0.5x in you tube.

Maybe it's just my phone, but the dragging and dropping wasn't hit or miss it was mostly broken. On an English speaking video (my native language) filling in three gaps took me like five video repetitions to get the words in place. It made me feel a lot better about my Spanish speaking performance. Just clicking the words like someone else suggested would solve the problem completely for me, but it might be like a "hit box" problem on the words.
> Nice try. We are not at war with these countries and not even close to it either. Trump is the most non-interventionist president of the last few decades. This is an empirical and historical fact.

This is... not an empirical or historical fact! Trump was not the anti-war president, he presided over US involvement in multiple conflicts with less transparency than any prior president. As of this writing is preparing an EO to increase weapons exports.
https://support.google.com/a/answer/14309952

> Users with a consumer Google Account (such as Gmail users) can't access client-side encrypted content, send encrypted email, or participate in client-side encrypted meetings.

> To view or edit client-side encrypted content, users must use either the Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge (Chromium) browser.
Fair enough! I can't be of any help there then. Hope you find something!
This is roughly the equivalent of the US's Superconducting Super Collider that was cancelled back in 1993. Similar circumference and collision energy. Finally the world will get to see what the SSC might have revealed about the deep structure of matter.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superconducting_supercollider
I've been approached to build a few of these sites now. No thanks.
The absolute vast majority of web sites require no effort to "get there".

The absolute vast majority of those which don't work in Safari use Chrome-only non-standards.

And there is a tiny minority of sites that run into some Safari-specific quirks
> Generating a single image at 1024x1024 resolution

That's not a very big image, though. Maybe if this were 25 years ago

You should at least be generating 1920x1080, pretend you're making desktop backgrounds from 10 years ago
> all the propaganda and misinformation to be had these days about the events of WWII, the Holocaust, Hiroshima/Nagasaki and so many other things

I'm curious as to what sort of propaganda or misinformation you're referring to. I'm in Europe and I haven't seen much of it, but maybe it's different in the US.
You mention that you measured cost and latency in addition to accuracy - would you be willing to share those results as well? (I understand that for these open models they would vary between providers, but it would be useful to have an approximate baseline.)
I've seen hundreds of people do this without ill effect. I know it's counterintuitive, but it works. The times it doesn't work are listed in the post, but it's basically when there's limited headcount.
Daily dose of magnesium supplements has made it tolerable for me, when beta blockers (carvedilol) didn't help much.
How much of this is already addressed by Cloudflare’s Remote MCP setup?
https://blog.cloudflare.com/remote-model-context-protocol-se...
One minor but very nice aspect of the UX is that I was able to click the link and immediately try it out. I wasn't even planning to really use it but ended up completing a round. My only complaint is that the drag and drop is kind of annoying as the default selection process, clicking would feel more natural.

For comparison I tried doing the same with Duolingo and the UX is much, much worse. After multiple clicks and two noticeably long loading screens the first question I got was "How did you hear about Duolingo?" followed by a question about why I'm using the product. Blech! I wanted to try out the product, not help their marketing department.
The joke is that meritocracy is something that only people accepted to Stanford believe in.
> Nice try. We are not at war with these countries and not even close to it either. Trump is the most non-interventionist president of the last few decades. This is an empirical and historical fact.

This is... not an empirical or historical fact! Trump was not the anti-war president, he presided over US involvement in multiple conflicts with less transparency than any prior president. As of this writing is preparing an EO to increase weapons exports.

> There is a literally an EO on preventing online censorship. I'm not sure if you were in a Coma during Covid, but social media companies were censoring voices that have now shown to be entirely true.

That EO might be what you say it is - but social media companies were hardly censoring voices and that has not been "shown to be entirely true".

I don't see how a someone so clearly deep down the rabbit hole on trumpism could call themselves a classical liberal in good faith!
Wait is there a way to turn those back into regular menu bars?
> They should expect that particular incident to not affect their performance evaluation, since it was very much not their fault.

What do you mean not their fault? I've seen wrong parts delivered by suppliers, so yes responsibility of an engineer who puts together a circuit is definitely checking that the parts are correct.

> In your hypothetical scenario, your hypothetical junior engineer went to the senior engineer repeatedly for advice, and the senior engineer did not do their job properly:

>> The lab tech was unhelpful, insisting that it must be something with how I had it wired, encouraging me to re-draw my schematic, check my wires, and so on. It could _never_ be the equipment's fault.

Again _never_ the equipment's fault? It wasn't the equipment it was a part. So maybe it was an issue of miscommunication? I find it hard to believe that the lab tech said it could never be the parts, considering how those things are handled in student labs, small parts break all the time.

Maybe, it's true and it was a crappy lab tech, maybe they could not imagine the part being broken, but I've seen the other side of the equation as well, when things don't work students often just throw their hands up and say "it doesn't work" without any of their own troubleshooting expecting the tutor/lab tech/professor to do the troubleshooting for them (quite literally, can you check that we wired everything correctly...).

In my experience this does not get accepted in industry. I acknowledge though what the other poster said, generally in industry incentives are different and someone would have intervened if a project gets held up for 8 weeks by a single person.

Regarding the story, I wonder what would have been an acceptable solution (apart from the lab tech possibly being more helpful?), I as a teacher would have excepted a report which would have given a detailed account of the troubleshooting steps etc. (but it needs to show that a real effort to find the cause, simply saying the lab tech couldn't help is not sufficient). Simply saying "it wasn't my fault because I had a wrong part" shouldn't just give you an A.
I live in Bulgaria to Danube river.

Every year there was TID:
https://www.tour-international-danubien.org/index_E.php
Argh, he was the immediately previous person before me to work on the Unicast Extension Project and still a coauthor on all of our reserved address drafts!

Now our lowest-address draft is at 50% deceased coauthors.
https://onegianthand.com/post/188730414621/silica-gel
Why does it have the words DON'T EAT printed on every single package? you don't usually come across such warnings on other products.
Definitely. I have a script I run on new Macs to turn on/off various features, mostly using "defaults write".
Show HN: I built a fast and simple JavaScript editor to try ideas instantly
Obviously this could turn into a very long conversation.

I'll just leave you with this considered analysis:

https://www.economist.com/leaders/2025/04/01/why-marine-le-p...

Particularly:

> The crimes of which Ms Le Pen has been convicted are serious, but not of the same order. France’s harsh sentence in this case limits the choice of citizens who are capable of judging for themselves who should get their vote. By creating a mechanism that politicians might be thought to have co-opted, the law encourages talk of conspiracy—especially if, like Ms Le Pen, the barred politician belongs to a party that is founded upon a suspicion of the elites.

> The danger of courts aggressively sentencing politicians is that both the law and the courts become seen as partisan. Judiciaries rely on citizens accepting verdicts with which they disagree. Elections are supposed to generate consent for the incoming government. A poll after Ms Le Pen’s conviction found just 54% of French thought she was treated like any other accused, a narrow margin of confidence in judicial independence. Among RN voters, 89% thought she was singled out for political reasons.
> You drop one end of the rope in the water, and count how many knots pass you in a given time.

Given that you're dragging the rope behind you, won't this number be zero?
While you and I ape on hackernews, the American Left is currently filibustering in the Senate.

The left is real, adapts to what can work, and learns.
Can you provide examples? I have not seen an API not to support circles and arcs. SVG is AFAIK the most common API, you have there circles, arcs, ellipsis, quadratic and cubic beziers etc.
Is this yours?

http://www.deater.net/weave/vmwprod/mist/ It's cool
I can only speak for the United States, but, generally, homeowners insurance “covers stupid” as they say in the biz..
Deep-dive dinners are the norm for tuna and swordfish, MIT oceanographers find
I feel like it’s really hard to predict what Musk might do at any given moment, and can be driven by emotion over reason. But what better way to draw attention to Grok then that it turns on it’s maker? What better argument that Grok is an independent AI not controlled by its maker?
It means USB Power Delivery and is a standard for negotiating custom-other-than-5V voltages from a USB Type-C power supply and communicating to the device how much current it is allowed to draw.

It's why you can charge your phone with your laptops power brick without anything exploding, and why most laptops can charge (very slowly) from pretty underpowered phone chargers now.
Don't autoplay in a loop it's very annoying. With that gone, it will be fun.
Remove drag and drop.
Deliberate practice is a jargon term in the world of learning a musical instrument.
My unsuccessful journey into Netflix's ad tier
My gripe is advertisements for shows I want to watch. I am watching season 1 of Silo on Apple and see season 2 advertised ruining my experience with spoilers.

Amazon ads suck a little less due to pre-roll ads and maybe one ad break in a movie. In a show multiple ad breaks ruining the experience also. I found out you can exit the ad, restart playing and get a 15 second ad instead of 30, 45, or 1 minute long ones. Ad gambling.

I know, sail the high seas, but sometimes I want zero maintenance or setup then click play and make the popcorn.
What a fun little website!
As an agency owner, we don't use these tools regularly but we have clients who do, and we support them. As far as the domains, they are a registrar like any other. You can transfer the domains away or to them like any other registrar. This means that the customer "owns" it for the period of time it is registered for with an accredited registrar. The web builder companies do not own it on your behalf.

There are no real SEO penalties, but as with any web property, you have to do the work to get all the SEO working as you want.

As far as benefits for developers, give me an open source tool any day that I can improve on, extend, or mess up with sketchy coding. These tools are meant for consumers to build their own sites for the most part. They represent the initial commodification of "get a website". They are more difficult and/or expensive to extend than a tool like WordPress, Laravel, Hugo, etc. And they are walled gardens, which means they are difficult to migrate away from.
Clipper is old. It's dBase/xBase/FoxPro, pre-SQL DBMSs.
Unlike some other things "Killed By Google", part of its soul is still archived here.
Someone at my high school (late 90s/early 2000s) was apparently distributing something on CDRs.

I got called into the police station, where a cop asked me, verbatim: "Son, did you copywrite them there CDs?"
Since we're getting pretty far down the nerding-out-on-myst rabbit hole: the original version of realMyst, at least for Windows, had some bug that would cause it to immediately crash on any system with a multi-core CPU. At some point someone released a patched EXE that fixed it, I have no idea if gog and/or Steam ever released an official patched version.

Also, while talking about remakes: Riven got a remake last year, and it's fantastic. The sprit of the game is entirely intact, but they made changes to some puzzles that both make the experience fresh (for anyone that played the 90s version of Riven) and much less annoying (for any first time players). Can't recommend the Riven remake enough.
> Debt is an obligation that requires one party, the debtor, to pay money borrowed or otherwise withheld from another party, the creditor.

> The term can also be used metaphorically to cover moral obligations and other interactions not based on a monetary value. For example, in Western cultures, a person who has been helped by a second person is sometimes said to owe a "debt of gratitude" to the second person.

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

"debt" means owing something to someone. non-compounding debt is still debt. i don't pay back a "debt of gratitude" with compound interest. i also don't pay back friends I owe money to for a restaurant bill with compound interest, even though i was in debt with them when they covered my part of the bill.

compounding/non-compounding is fine. don't over-complicate it.
A Study in Sonic Skulls (2017)
So if someone would like to, say, port a CUDA codebase to AMD, you would use HIP for a more or less 1-on-1 translation?

Any card you would recommend, when trying to replace the equivalent of a 3090/4090?
before React took over, "SPAs" were written with jQuery and Bootstrap, and it was common to see a project with multiple copies of different versions of jQuery. Totally possible to bloat a website without a framework. just go old school!
This sounds like a great idea, but how do you keep it from being "drained" or hydrated?
Televisions, not just the cheap ones, became wholly unacceptable to me years ago because of the spying and this sort of crap.

I'm sick and tired of devices and software that I have to treat like an enemy, and I'm deeply saddened that I have to assume that all electronics and software are my enemy until proven otherwise anymore.

On the plus side, it means I save a lot of money by not buying electronic devices.
They're conspicuously silent. A coward.
I would like to remind the people in the us that at some point they will come for you too.
At the very least this has been a hotly contested conversation for a while in the US. I do still believe it's a founding principle of the US' legal system.
Your body likes having water inside of it, and doesn't like having glass shards inside of it