jkeisling/hacker-news-corpus-2007-2022 huggingface dataset:
nice in theory but practically if you try to withdraw from kraken you often get a plethora of errors, including "this function is currently disabled". this happened during the last run and this happened this week.
Casual hate and subtle racism, without a punchline. Cool story, bro!
I think there needs to be a distinction between information seeking and passive interaction. If I go onto twitter and go to DPRK News (https://twitter.com/DPRK_News , quite a good parody account) it's clear that DPRK News is the publisher of all the information and twitter is the hoster. I'm seeking the information in the DPRK News feed.

When I'm just flipping through twitter's infinite scroll then I'm not really seeking anything in particular than twitter is acting like a traditional editor- choosing the content I see. It's a different activity.

I think platforms that choose content on behalf of the user need to have a different set of obligations than those that serve content based on user requests, an those obligations go up with scale. It's one thing to have a fake story or illegal content be seen by 100 friends, its another to feed it to 100,000 people.
Yes, the left trusts “science”, broadly. That’s because when we see 99% of scientists in a field claiming something, we don’t pretend we know better than them. We respect science, we understand on some level the work that goes into good science, and so we aren’t arrogant arses.
Nice idea, but seems to lack timezone awareness, which puts me off completely.

Maybe that's being developed, but the American date format with no timezone being described as "English textual" (say what?!) seems to be ignoring all the standards for date and time (eg. RFC3339[1]), yet other parts of the docs clearly show awareness of RFCs!

If you're pushing events to people, presumably you know exactly when they're going to happen, but with this API you're saying "here's an event, just pick your own timezone!"

Nice idea though, it'll be interesting to see how it develops.

[1] https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3339
If the doctor believes the fetus can survive I can see the argument. Would have to think more to come to a conclusion. So I guess I was a bit presumptuous there, but I'm leaning toward save the fetus. Now that probably doesn't mean 24 week cutoff, since I assume many if not most fetuses would not be able to survive at that point.
I admittedly don’t know much about this space, but there must be a reason these solutions didn’t take off (I don’t know whether it’s fundamental scaling issues, lack of a centralized group driving product design, or just lack of user interest as existing solutions are “good enough” + network effects). But if the market is failing to select for these approaches it seems that the only way forward is to shape the market rules somewhat. Outright banning everything centralized seems heavy-handed to me, so it might be that the only practical outcome is less centralization we have now, but not none.
Where will this be useful? I don't understand the use case
Well, you could directly identify those individuals who use a platform in what some would call an abusive way as having a “mental health” problem. That way you can keep the platform going, while isolating the offending individuals.

Worked for the Soviet Union...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_abuse_of_psychiatry_...
Sorry, so, just to be clear: you've been filing your forms electronically with the IRS, not printing out the filled forms and mailing them? How? I swear I've looked, and been unable to find a way to file electronically (although I agree it's easy to find the form), except if you fall into certain income categories. I've even been told that it's intentionally legally impossible, as a way for the IRS to avoid competing with private providers.

(State taxes are a different matter; I've paid Illinois and Michigan taxes recently, and they do provide an easy and obvious way to e-file directly with the state.)
The logic behind it is that someone should pay for road construction and wear and tear, and it should probably be heavy road users, as opposed to, you know, light road users.

The beauty of the free market is that increases in cost of shipping and transportation trickle down to prices paid by consumers, who can then vote with their wallet. If the cost of road usage is factored into the price of a good, I can choose to buy a good that results in less road usage, because it's cheaper.

Gas taxes (as opposed to mileage taxes) are decent enough driver of environmental policy, but they don't accurately capture road usage, especially in a world that's moving towards electric cars.
People who want to move millions or billions of dollars around don't care about a $30 wire fee. What they do care about is recourse in the case of fraud or mistakes, which Bitcoin by design does not give you.

Moving large amount of money without government interference, however, is certainly a feature of Bitcoin that fiat currency usually doesn't have. And there are some (though perhaps not many?) non-shady reasons why someone might want this.
When someone has enough to meet their basic needs, $2,500 can go a long way.

Over the last year, Americans have gotten about that much in "stimulus", but many of us had to spend it all on rent and other bills.
Does anyone know how different a Fuchsia program is from a Linux program? OS APIs, memory model, security model, etc.
Also got this gem from the Crave Cookies website:

"The software is built "from scratch" like the cookies and is part of Crave's success story. No other food company has the software Crave has for managing deliveries."

You should definitely do a write-up on Not Invented Here syndrom. And we sometimes "reinventing" the wheel, in moderation and for core components, really is the best solution.
Forget million and billions. Hasn't anyone on this thread lived and worked abroad? Transferring 10s of thousands from the US to the EU or vice versa costs a ton in the banks skimming off the back of exchange rates that they choose and fees. There are ways to do it via trading accounts but it's a pain.
Some of the best air filtering systems (and also among the most expensive) are systems like the IQAir [1], which are essentially boxes with a fan at one end and a series of filters arranged in an alternating diagonal pattern:

Note: / and \ are each separate filters

Filter
box
___
| \ |
Inflow --> / --> Outflow
| \ |
| / |
‾‾‾

This maximizes the filtration while reducing the static pressure, since the filtration is distributed over a large surface area.

Of course a lot of the high cost of installing such a system is the whole-house ducting. They also make single room purifiers, but there are also not cheap [2].

1. https://www.iqair.com/us/whole-house-air-purifiers/perfect16

2. https://www.iqair.com/us/room-air-purifiers/healthpro-series

EDIT: Corrected orientation of diagram
> Show me a currency that has the exact same inflation figures every month for a single year and I'll send you a bitcoin.

That's strictly not a goal. The goal is a long-to-medium term target average.

> Or alternately, just view a currency index like the DXY to see very closely that nothing comes close to this.

DXY has little to do with domestic spending power, only the relative strength of one currency compared to a basket of other foreign currencies when spending abroad.

High vs low DXY measures the relative pricing of imports vs exports. Strong dollar means cheaper imports. Weak dollar means more competitive exports. This isn't really inflation related, it's a separate target. After all, I believe every central bank in the DXY basket has the same inflation targets to within a reasonable band. [1]

People overwhelmingly spend within the country not abroad.

> It can't even decide if it wants to stay positive or negative on a monthly basis.

That monetary policy takes time to be reflected in measurements in a multi-trillion dollar system isn't a bug.

The data you show me looks pretty. darn. good.

> ... and I'll send you a bitcoin.

Please don't. I care about the earth too much to have you blow 22 days (650kWh) of electricity and 100g of e-waste on you sending me one. If I wanted a Bitcoin I'd have plenty. You're welcome to sell it at an exchange, and donate the proceeds to an environmental organization like Ducks Unlimited [2].

That of course has the double effect of reducing the price, which reduces the quantity of electricity wasted on its production and security, which reduces CO2 emissions -- while also saving the wetlands.

[1] https://www.investopedia.com/terms/u/usdx.asp#:~:text=The%20....

[2] https://www.ducks.org/support/donateOnlineSecureN2-HCT.aspx?...
SETI only went into hibernation a few days ago, and I wouldn't bet against them getting the money they need to get back up and running again soon. And even if they're not operating for a little while, the technology continues to advance. Don't be dispirited!
I think the ideal would be something similar to fonts: there's the vector definition for big sizes, and optional pixel-perfect definition for small sizes, because rendering vectors on very small sizes (16x16, 32x32) might look worse than hand-crafted pixel work.
Are they? Really? Apple made you think that they are ugly, while not.
I have never heard of a PhD student who isn't getting paid to do research. Even at the Master's level, most students were getting paid, with the exception of the coursework people. Are there people who are actually paying for their PhDs? If so that is definitely not the norm.
GWT is still a very good alternative if you are a Java shop.
Not free, but the people of Norway feel like education is important enough that they choose to pay for it through taxes rather than make the individual pay.
That's 506(c) - General Solicitation. Here's the A+ link: http://www.forbes.com/sites/mraneri/2015/03/23/regulation-a-...
If they were willing to do that then why not just embed the functionality into the firmware of the Mac Pro?

I think it's far simpler than that - this is such an infrequent issue it doesn't warrant engineering time beyond what they already support - using Apple Configurator on a second Mac to sign the drive to install it.

This is likely a dictionary definition of "edge case" after all. Mac Pro's aren't exactly high volume computers (something that is normally touted with great enthusiasm on this site).
Here's the point you are missing:

Neutrality can only be achieved by refusing to support both the union and the company.

If you are working for the company without joining the union, then you are supporting the company's anti-union efforts.

Remember, no one is forced to join a company just like no one is forced to join a union.
We kindly ask that users who are interested in being part of the ST4 beta join the Discord server, and that download links not be shared outside of that community.

This allows us to have a better feedback loop and tighter communication.
By saying that you want a lawyer, it makes the results of interrogations without a lawyer very hard to use in court. If you're dealing with investigators that know the law and want a conviction, they'll hold off on questions until a lawyer is present. If you can't get a lawyer to be present, then that's a potential impasse.
That may be true, but generally speaking, if you look around US cities you'll see far fewer mixed use zones that blend commercial & residential. Besides major metros (cities with actual skyscrapers) and small towns, in my experience it is not common for cities to allow (or perhaps they do allow it, but it isn't encouraged or developers don't believe it makes sense) mixing of residential units in commercial blocks. I'm reasonably well traveled in the US and never noticed this until I went to New Orleans for spring break one year. That was the first city where I saw mixed use like this, and it actually confused me when I was looking for businesses and they ended up being interspersed between houses.
> All of the jobs I've gotten have worked out, btw. I apologize for not answering that in the initial reply.

In that case, you should immediately ask all your previous clients:

1) If they have any additional work they'd be interested in hiring you for (but phrase it something like this: "My schedule is opening up a bit in the next few weeks and I wanted to make sure you got first crack before my availability tightens up again.")

2) If they don't have any additional projects, ask them for a testimonial (on LinkedIn and your site) and to refer you to any of their friends who might need a similarly skilled developer.
for charts -> highcharts / apexcharts

for me it's linked dropdowns (you select something from dropdown A, dropdown items from B change and so on)
Would love to try it. Am I overlooking the MacOS binary, do I have to build it from source?
Icons in font are not so expensive for business users. However they are important for various reasons for websites. However I still agree svg's are better because they are easier to manage. You don't have to risk converting to font will break the icon. Normally in projects I run usually there is a component that handles a set of icons in font if I use a lot of icons from one source, and also svg icons. Eventually I gives benefits from both worlds
i would bet there are more levels we are not currently aware of. could also be a fractal.
I've got Firefox with strict privacy mode, uBlock Origin, uMatrix and Privacy Badger. I just got the eye and spent a couple of minutes tweaking settings until I gave up.
>>*-- The extremely backwards property tax policies that favor existing landowners over anyone new, young, poor (though this admittedly is California's problem, not just one city or county) and make everything else attempted bandaids -- and misguided bandaids, at that -- to fix the system*

Can you please educate me on this? What specifically is this issue? How can I educate myself on it?
Not a great thing for Tesla to do. It’s one step away from Google buying Microsoft stock instead of reinvesting it or buybacks.
This is the well-known fallacy known as "ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny".

https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Ontogeny_recapitu...
I don’t know much weight to put on “seems” but the view described is considered biological mythology. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recapitulation_theory
Trello | SRE | NYC / Remote | Full-time | https://www.atlassian.com/company/careers/detail/6e2f6f54-03...

As a Site Reliability Engineer at Trello, you’ll work on keeping everything running efficiently as we scale our infrastructure from supporting over 35 million Trello users today towards our goal of 100 million users and maintaining our target of 99.99% uptime.

Our engineers and designers run the show with management existing to support, not dictate. We hire creative people and give them the autonomy to do great work. We're strongly against separations of responsibility and throwing work "over the wall." Our SRE team shares on-call responsibilities with our backend developers.

Trello is entirely hosted in AWS and is built using Node.js, MongoDB, Kafka, Redis, and ElasticSearch. We use Ubuntu, Puppet, Terraform, Nagios, Python, and Fabric to tie it all together.
I’d be interested to see how that breaks down in terms of household sizes, location, etc. Is this a rural problem? Urban? Are those households primarily childless, or with school-aged children?
There was a great Mark Rosewater blog ages and ages ago about how important it was for him to look holistically at a mechanic/theme/set/whatever and ask the most important question - is it fun.

Obviously different things are fun for different people, but some large segment of players need to find a thing fun or it shouldn't go in. Regardless of any other consideration (elegance, purity, cleverness etc etc)
"I propose, instead of this jackassery, three actual virtues: Hard Work, Patience, and Humility. How much better would it be to work with people who embraced and embodied these qualities? How great would it be to make “no assholes” a universal policy? How great would it be, if our industry was actively welcoming instead of actively exclusionary?"

Absolutely. "No assholes" would hollow out a lot of unattractive workplaces faster than Covid-19
Thanks for the question. Cost savings is one component, but it’s more of a strategic move that aligns with our company goals to reduce carbon emissions.
i suspect something like "clay" would float your boat but I haven't followed it for more than a year now.
That's what makes it government censorship
The last news I read said that 8chan was gone:

http://arstechnica.com/security/2015/01/8chan-domain-seized-...

Has that changed?
You also need to prefix "apparatus and algorithm for" because mathematics "aren't patentable".
Thanks for this. It looks really handy.
If he wants to tell me that people were killed because of Manning, then he is going to need to do better than "I feelz it". He has absolutely no evidence, only shit that sounds good in his head. The DOD itself cannot even find any evidence of specific harm to other parties caused by Manning.

I don't really want a name, I want anything at all more substantial than "I can totally imagine it going down like this". That is the same shit we've been hearing from day one. It isn't falsifiable, it is worthless. But he has nothing more, nothing but a regurgitated propaganda line. I'm not going to apologize for being mildly pissed about that.
The author didn't even submit this post to HN himself. If you wrote a blog post on your own blog and someone else submits it to HN, would that be considered "How you advertised your startup on HN"?
It's pretty excellent, but it has the same issue as any other vim-emulator. It's missing some keybindings that break my concentration. In VsVim's case specifically "cit"
See, I was going to make a joke like:

TL;DR: Relativistic models of gravity rely on retarded positions.
Flat Jelly: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fruit_Roll-Ups
Just...most Christians believe in evolution just fine. Its a few fundamentalists that don't, and ya, I don't want to argue with them either, not worth the energy.
I read some devs simply did 1-2 months of interview training to get such a job.

Learning what they ask and how to solve it.

Had nothing to do with their work there, but it sure was a good filter against unmotivated people and idiots.
If you did need a certificate within your LAN, could you alternatively use Let's Encrypt with a DNS Challenge (if your provider has support)?
There's a shop you can buy things to support it. I also plan to host the social network on my cloud hosting platform and if I have to help foot the bill, I will.
I have a Leaf. The sound is precisely what you'd expect for "electric car noises".
2. African crop yield - If US can grow 159 bushels

A lot of African farmed land is heavily populated. In a small area you can have hundreds of farmers with tiny fields that have to support numerous people. That makes agriculture and the environment more of a social issue than a technical one. It is hard to imagine this in the west where the countryside has very few people and is farmed almost exclusively by machines. In this context yield is less important as a metric compared to how the land is delivering nutrional value. If the goal is to give local people a healthy diet then western food technoloogy can be very inappropriate.
How does "cell phone" explain anything useful about that particular type of phone? Using the word "cell" for a specific geographic area covered by a particular radio tower is itself a rather vague and general analogy. You could use "cell" for any element of a larger structure or organism I guess, but it wouldn't explain anything specific.

"Mobile phone" could have made sense to someone even before the introduction of mobile phones. But I think the word "cell phone" only took on meaning after the introduction of the device itself.
Could someone provide a comprehensive description of what on earth is TJ Holowaychuk? I did Google a bit, and I'm still confused. Is it the new __why?
There is surely some location in the Australian outback that would meet this criteria, as we have quite little seismic activity
That's terrifying, knowing just how bad some of these people are with technology....
"Stop spreading lies": I insist that you retract that. I am giving my observations from the footage I've seen.

"at least one video"
I will take you at your word (more than you seem to have done for me). As it turns out, police officers are individuals, who make individual decisions. The question that is important here is whether they were following orders in doing so, and what the intent of those orders were. Leaping to conclusions seems premature.
https://www.hmbradley.com/ currently does, with the caveat that you have to save at least 20% of your direct deposits.
> I can't expect like 25 people all to switch messaging services just for me

It’s not “switching”, they can start using another app and continue using whatsapp. I’ve done it with my family at least twice during the last 12 years, it was not that difficult.
Both x and y have to be measurable. Here, x could be score on IQ test. Since score on IQ tests are somewhat well correlated with academic achievement, then more x (higher IQ score) means more likely y (higher academic achievement). It’s important to note that it’s only more likely. Correlation is a predicter of a relationship given a population, not a dictator of outcomes for individuals.
That's the spirit! It doesn't really matter whether this will become the next (p)React, as ling as you learnt something from building it and you are enjoying using it.

And yes, I did create something like this but I wanted to include also a router (like Mithril) and a standardized way to handle state, both global and local... and I ended up with https://h3.js.org -- yep, probably not many people use it but I have been using it for months for personal projects and I keep tinkering to improve a little bit whenever I find I need to polish some rough edges or support additional use cases.

Like others said, I wonder how long it will take for bloat to creep in. For now though yes, I agree that you really don't need much code to build a fully functional SPA. And creating your own micro framework really helps you understand how things really work, without relying on someone else's abstraction.
Forcing interoperability means the apps need to actually compete with each other by being better - rather than just by being the biggest incumbent. Restrictions and requirements can boost innovation.
Isn't "I was tricked by the President of the United States" a valid legal defense?
Other suggestions here are good. In the meantime, start saving money instantly by fronting S3 with AWS CloudFront instead of serving images directly from S3.
well today i just learned something very important, thanks!

How can I find more wisdom like this?
This might be a naive question, but is darker skin just harder to see for shitty web cameras and cameras generally, especially in low-light indoor study environments? So the software doesn’t get the data it needs in the first place. I know that cinematographers often illuminate dark and light skin differently to account for the way light behaves when reflected off different colors.
Silicon design cycles are slow. 2 years wouldn't be so surprising for most products.
The Zune failed for the opposite reason: iPod had first mover advantage AND was a superior product.
Also, unlike torture, it would work.
There is tldr:
https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr/blob/master/pages/common/...
1. Start with your text

2. Remove some sentences here and there

3. ???

4. Profit
Their Kickstarter page says February

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/matchstick/matchstick-t...
I think it is driven by likes and bookmarks, if you browse your likes and bookmarks you might see the source of certain recommendations, and unliking and unmarking should control it. (I don't actually know, but this is how I believe it works.)