jkeisling/hacker-news-corpus-2007-2022 huggingface dataset:
I’m surprised everyone is somehow missing the fact the video is still up on TikTok and has not actually been removed.
That's very civil of you, upvoted. OK, now I can answer. It's all a balance of investment, payback (which can be direct - "gets me a job" - and nebulous life-quality stuff - "that's interesting!") and erm, my lifespan.

I try to make those tradeoffs consciously. If I decide x is valuable but boring, these days I'll measure it against other priorities, if it wins I force myself to do it.

So I try. It's an acquired skill which I'm still working on.
It can get a bit cumbersome. Especially for people coming fresh into an agency environment. You are going to have to learn a dozen different build pipelines and tech stacks by the time you are done at the agency. We are absolutely aware of blue green deploys or whatever it may be, in fact client X had it, they are gone now though and our most recent inherited code base uses cloud formation to spin up feature specific environments instead, have fun learning that and then never using it again.

We work hard to normalize tech stacks and deploys as they come in, but it is always a cost/benefit tradeoff and very often "leave it alone" is the clients choice.
Mozilla makes a big chunk of money (or did) by making Big G the default search engine. They have employees to pay and servers to maimtain.

Publishers online and offline have almost never made money without ads. The only diff. is tracking readers is easy online. And that is not probably going to change anytime soon. I don't trust publishers. I trust Mozilla.
>the faster you fail, the better your chances of success, and the more time between attempts, the more likely you are to fail again

This is confounded by the fact that the closer one is to success the more frequent their attempts tend to be. The article doesn't indicate the research took this into consideration.

e.g. Golfers takes shots more frequently the closer they are to a hole. But telling a golfer from the start to take a series of frequent short shots is bad advice.
Thanks for your input. Having an automated way of exposing changes seems like a great idea.

I am just not so sure If I am happy with the respective post still showing up at the bottom of my /posts page because the original date remains.
But the video is still up, so either the multi-source “evidence” is wrong, or it’s being exaggerated.
You're wrong, and you need to get off your high horse. People use "LISP" when referring to the general family of LISP-like languages. And people that do this tend to know about Common Lisp. That's why they do this.
I spoke too soon. They are planning and working on it.

http://blog.servo.org/2015/02/24/twis-25/

http://techcrunch.com/2013/04/03/mozilla-and-samsung-collabo...

https://github.com/servo/servo/wiki/Roadmap
It’s not too much work to make it work with wasm, adding web browser support.
The app is very small (~30MB), it’s definitely something we want to do in the future.
But Linux will be supported before that.
Game servers and our CI already run on Linux.
Maybe you could quote the parts of the transcript that you think support your assertions.
Blood test
Which I guess would be more of a given if you've decided to buy and use an Apple device.
Were your results validated with blood tests?
I believe so, yes. I've gotten three fourths of the way there, if anyone has the last one (though, it would be a stretch to call them "Macs" at that point) feel free to post it here: https://github.com/saagarjha/dummy_thicc
… it's obviously superior to Bitcoin.

Bitcoin's $667 billion dollar market cap (and growing) would like to have a word… https://bitbo.io

It certainly is not a superior store of value compared to bitcoin.
>Self-reinforcing social bubbles?

This mostly I think. It's always been a case of birds of a feather flock together. But internet communication has bridged distance and recommendation engines created echo chambers
Not trying to convince anyone, just answering the question. BTW I live in Europe, not a US citizen and not participating in US politics, only have a few friends who moved there.

I generally don’t care who writes or films stuff as long as the presented data is good, i.e. verifiable.
The funding model is wealthy parents and a small amount of scholarships for the absolute cream of the crop.

And $350/month is only the beginning. If your daughter wants to become a professional -- if she wants to get into one of the elite schools that train the future professionals -- she'll require private lessons and conservatories. (And don't forget the physical therapy, because it's brutal on your body.)

The pro troupes themselves are funded by fairly costly tickets and massive fundraising efforts. They have large staffs full time devoted to raising money, both regular donors and large gifts from wealthy individuals and corporations. (And COVID is positively killing them, as you can imagine, along with theaters.)

I hope your daughter enjoys ballet. It's a wonderful craft, producing both joy and strong bodies. If she wants to turn pro... well, I dunno what to hope for, since that's a very difficult path, but a very select few do achieve extraordinary things on it. Good luck.
Lincoln lived most of his life as a Whig but aligned with the new Republican Party in the 1850s during a transitional era in American politics. Northern opinion was turning against slavery, and enslaved people’s efforts to resist and escape bondage kept the issue center stage.

Rather than accede to the changing political landscape, Southern Democrats maligned the new Republican Party as an existential threat because it opposed the expansion of slavery in the Western territories. Promoters of secession, called “fire-eaters,” knew they did not command majority support even within the South, so they deployed a rhetoric of fear and anger that condemned Republicans as “fanatics” and encouraged fellow Southerners to regard Lincoln’s election as “an open declaration of war” upon the region.

This hyperbolic language left no room for compromise or middle ground; it was intended to terrify voters into opposing Lincoln. The result was that Lincoln was not listed as a candidate in many Southern precincts, and his election, thus, surprised even moderate Southerners who believed he could not command an electoral college majority. By perverting the electoral process, fire-eaters swayed moderates to adopt their conspiratorial approach to politics.

Lincoln believed in the protection of minority rights, but he also believed in majority rule. Secession was, in his words, an appeal from the “ballot to the bullet.” That is, because Southern Democrats could not persuade a majority of voters to their standard (as they had for decades), they abandoned the political process altogether. This action, Lincoln felt, made self-government impossible. If the losing side in an election could always walk away, how could a nation ever remain intact?
Well, filters won't get pushed down to previous CREATE TABLE either.
I think, for the safety of all involved, it may be time to enact section 4 of the 25th Amendment.

Amendment 25 - Section 4:
Whenever the Vice President and a majority of either the principal officers of the executive departments or of such other body as Congress may by law provide, transmit to the President pro tempore of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives their written declaration that the President is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office, the Vice President shall immediately assume the powers and duties of the office as Acting President.
VM's are not all the same, and a VM does not at all guarantee security.

The JVM is not designed to run arbitrary code and/or is not as well designed to do it as Javascript or Wasm is.

If it were as simple as plug JVM into browser it would be done. However it's not, because the memory and execution safety measures are better in Javascript and Wasm.

Wasm should actually have better isolation than JS.

If you want to know the details go read the spec and look at the implimentations.
Not only that but the "call to go home" will be limited because it can't be retweeted or liked.
There is no argument here.

The fact is that you should never let electronic voting machines ever in the first place. I went crazy the first time I saw them in the US long time ago and said: "this is the end of democracy"

You should only count physical ballots in front of someone that represents all the parties.

As an engineer I can not trust them. There are 20 different ways I can cheat using those machines, from network hacks to software that self modifies.

The US election system is a joke, with no national ID card.

The worst thing is that they are trying to import those defective systems into Europe.
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Hard to top Wargames.
Melatonin's nice, but I can't sleep any more than 8 hours on it (I need around 9.5), and if you sleep less than 8 hours it makes the individual groggy.
Problems like this are not new to Facebook. I doubt that they have a QA dept with the faults that I've come across. Peer review can only get them so far.
Start a Meetup group, build a community, and then pick the best people there and together build a business.

Maybe go to the local colleges and hold entrepreneur & programming 'hack nights' where once a week everyone brings drinks and you order pizza and everyone works on a personal project - no work or school, just personal projects. If people don't have a personal project already, put them at a table and tell them they're the startup crew and their project is to brainstorm and prototype. You can be their mentor and in the process, from the group you'll find the individual with the most drive and best fit for your own startup.
"Any image of Queen Elizabeth II is unacceptable for Royalty-Free content."

I lol'd.
So the web app/client is not The client that rules them all. Native client does have its place and is growing without a doubt.
The "closed beta" is the marketing strat – people getting FOMO because they can't listen to a convo on CH.

"Anyone have a CH invite?" was something I was seeing a lot of on Twitter over the past yearish. FOMO is one helluva drug.
Well that's kind of the big difference - such a bad actor is profitable for Youtube or Twitch (since they earn from the "safe" money stream of ads and engagement and are not in the risky money stream of payments for the shady goods/services), but loss-making if you're a payment intermediary without any direct revenue from their fraudulent schemes like Clubhouse intends to be.
That's for defendants in custody. If not in custody, many states can have you wait months or years.
Rehabilitation seems to me to be the most economical solution. While there may be a higher up front cost, if we can be more successful on that path than just locking someone up, the productivity that person adds to society will be earned back.

So I argue that it is a cost benefit analysis, you just have to look in the long term.
> We tried the 3-strike model, that that doesn't seem to have worked out great.

How would it have worked? Prison isn't about reform in this country, it's about punishment. And there's basically no support once you're out, which just leads to criminals going back to what they were doing before going in because they don't have any other options.

For starters, how about a government infrastructure program that offers former convicts a reliable source of income? Society benefits from both their labor and in theory the fact they aren't committing crimes to feed themselves.
Perhaps.

But in some jurisdictions, there are so many defendants that they don't have enough courtrooms to run trials 24/7 to get them done in 70 days.
Apparently in NY it's less than 6 years[1] or life[2]:

[1]"New York top court clears man held six years at Rikers Island without trial"
https://cn.reuters.com/article/instant-article/idUSKCN1FZ2YZ

[2]"Browder tragically ended his life in 2015 after suffering beatings, two years of solitary confinement, and egregious conditions during the three years he was incarcerated on Rikers Island—all because of a baseless accusation that he stole a backpack. "
https://www.nyclu.org/en/news/new-york-may-finally-do-someth...
Patreon doesn’t give a cut to Apple. It isn’t that far from what is described.
Bear in mind that the criminal incarceration system in this country in its founding documents is constructed to create an involuntary labor force.

> Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.

https://constitution.congress.gov/constitution/amendment-13/
This interview is what sold me on Mixergy. If you have a SaaS app, the part about pricing plans is the most important 45 seconds of your day today.
Yep, it's based on the package dependencies you list, looking for packages with know reported issues.
I've been involved in various baseball and softball leagues in two different states, and I 100% vouch for every word of the above. Anyone who's been involved with little kid sports knows this is utterly plausible and not even slightly exaggerated.
Thanks Chris. I’ll definitely do that!
I loved Mia.bet's pet hamster marble race concept but their website notes:

> The continuously high Ethereum gas fees cause betting fees and operation costs to skyrocket. Hence, we decided to postpone the next race until further notice. We're currently working on a 2nd-layer scaling solution.

A shame that Ethereum gas fees are limiting enough to stop such a fun project.
Why is this better than, say, putting wireguard on the same pi and getting secure VPN tunneling back home _and_ pi-hole at the same time no matter where you are?
Pretty strict background check? Just so your kid can play Little League? Please help me understand why.

If the parent were signing up to coach, I could understand. But just to have a kid in the league. I don't get it.
Fundamentally, we have no idea how to educate kids at scale. This is especially true of disadvantaged youth who have difficult home lives with their own myriad particularized challenges.

Is the solution to hold back those who are advantaged and just toss them into unaltered "normal" classrooms? That doesn't really seem correct. It's difficult to understand how it might help anybody.

However, maybe there's something we haven't figured out yet. Something that isn't the de facto racial segregation we currently accept, that also isn't so painful and counterproductive for the advantaged students.

This problem seems to require a creative solution that we are unable or unwilling to identify. Addressing wealth inequality would be an obvious start, but this is out of the purview of educators.

Sadly, dismantling one system that has known defects (but also obvious benefits for the advantaged students) without having any idea how to address the underlying problem seems to be putting the cart before the horse.
MJ is a billionaire and most of that is not directly from his NBA salary. I'd take financial advice from him.
Ah thanks. So it doesn't actually offer additional functionality, then?

The best tool I've ever used was https://github.com/apenwarr/sshuttle , because it was far lower level than a proxy. Unfortunately, it's super unstable on modern OSX versions.
Too many articles. Can you recommend one or two for someone that is not a specialist?
Because regardless of whether profit is there, they should be able to extract value if they want to.
I don’t really see how the cost of bandwidth is the main factor. What would change by lowering said cost? The corporations of the oligopoly would also benefit and I feel they would just have larger margins allowing them to keep their dominance.

I’m no expert though, so I’m more curious than in disagreement.
Even their customer facing engineers who aren’t total a holes act like they are from a superior type of existence and we should be honored to be graced with their specialness without meaning to, but it is ground into them.
"The quality of the controls that Amazon has in place is appalling. We found hundreds of thousands of accounts where the employee is no longer there but they still have system access..."

Yikes. Not exactly confidence-inspiring.
How is the "Cage of Birds" experiment going at TSMC?
Correct, there are a few objects that are spectacular. However they don't change much in time. So the novelty wears off pretty quickly. After seeing them a couple of times my telescope is now collecting dust in the attic.
The advantage is the same as with any wallet: it stores money that you can use.
too much wasted space. Also some sites shrink down the video if you shrink down the window (i.e. no theater mode).
How exactly did you think Shopify made money?
I use AnysoftKeyboard (on F-Droid) [1]. I's pretty good, but has issues with the French apostrophe, that's often used to combine words.

It also has multiple keyboard layouts, of which "terminal" compares favorably to hacker's keyboard. I like that it is configurable, and has a lot of text editing tools when swiping space up.

I admit I lost some typing speed when I switched from the alternatives, but I'm happier with it.

[1] https://anysoftkeyboard.github.io/
Remember, remember, Eternal September
Get ready for inflation to go absolutely nuts in the wake of last year.

https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/money-supply-m1

People who own (fiat) currency or have their salaries denoted in $ will face tough times - Weimar style.
That's a satisfying bit of poetry, but it's not really how fascism works. I've studied both the ideology and history of this movement, and what causes or is a part of fascism is rising inequality, excessive privatisation, and extreme social shifts, to be very simple about it. Any time a socio-economic crisis happens it can go one of two ways: collectivism or fascism.

Trump is only 'allowed' to exist because he satisfies a particular urge of a quarter of the country. If you truly want to kill fascism you have to actually provide quality public education, financial relief, etc. to all these skinheads for generations to come. This is something republicans will never do, and something democrats only want to do in principle but have a hard time pulling the trigger.

Besides, it's not like those rioters were killed. All this showed them was that storming the capitol is incredibly easy. Fascism is nowhere near gone. In fact it seems to be rising worldwide, and for reasons I noted above.

Oh, another thing. With climate change underway we can expect to see millions of climate refugees. That is going to make fascism even worse, for obvious reasons. Trump ran on the principle of keeping out Mexicans. That was just one country. You're in for some serious trouble if you don't help the global south and the middle east.
I use a Dell XPS 13 with 3 external monitors via a Dell TB16 dock (which uses external power). I wonder if that setting solves these M1 issues (via the extra power) or not. I understand CalDigit docks also have external power but don't know if there can be a subtle difference.
Telegram is a downgrade in terms of both security and privacy. Just leaving the comment for people who consider it. It's an excellent platform and a joy to use but I personally refuse to use it.
My money would be on a more homogeneous culture. Look at somewhere like Australia, the Scandinavian countries or NZ where we pretty much share our attitudes with the most of the others in the country.

As opposed to the US where you're pretty much divided on whether you grew up in the city, suburbs or rural and then again on state. A Californian is wildly different from a Texan, who are again wildly different from a Wisconsonian. The UK is similar with the divide between the north and south of England, the Scots, the Welsh and the Northern Irish.

I think some of it is natural, but it's being amplified with the advent of globalism.
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Release notes have been updated to say Windows only now.
For governments, exchanges, indices, certain investors, and economies yes.
One of the things we can take from this article is that once autonomous cars are ubiquitous, you won't be able to save time when you're running late by driving dangerously. Better start learning some time management skills.

And, obviously, if you have good time management skills, you wouldn't need to drive dangerously in the first place.
Reminds me of the film Snowpiercer.
I like how "iHop" is capitalized as if it were Steve Jobs' take on the pogo stick.
Sure but you at least have a chance at helping them out and moving them up. To some extent is culture and happenstance. Sometimes you get off on the wrong foot and you're on each other's nerves. But attitude and work ethic are like multipliers that can go negative.
A little bit of selective choosing. For all these winner ideas there is at least 20 failed ideas.

Not saying that investing in internet companies in 2001-2004 was a bad idea, it just wasn't as great as the author is portraying it.
And they can't even opt out and get a pat down instead.
He made good on his threat 4-hours later:

http://news.ycombinator.net/item?id=1923790
I have just spent about 10 minutes writing a rebuttal to this post. I've deleted it.

This thing rebuts itself.
I had to lobby pretty hard to get the honey badger for the cover of my book. I was surprised no one had taken that yet.

I do wonder about running out of animals given they publish so many new books a year.
Another one for the alternatives list is Kilo[1]

It's a wireguard based kubernetes network overlay. I use it to access private services in my homelab cluster from my laptop, phone, etc.

[1] https://kilo.squat.ai
I don’t think this is necessarily true. The large investment required to set up a fab does benefit them in certain ways. It reduces competition. If the machines were 50 million instead of 150 million, I’m sure they’d like that. If the machines were 1000 dollars, I doubt they’d be happy about it.
clippy is an optional linting tool, don't have to use it, and if you do use it you can configure it to not care about this
Yes, agreed. The form was bit too overwhelming on the original design. Plus it said 'Vendio Store' instead of 'Ecommerce Store'.

But I am curious how would you have preserved the original form in variation? If you had put the form, it would have again competed for attention with product description. What variation did here is classic example of "squeeze page".