skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Pretty sure Google doesn't care about which tags you use anymore, just that there's a visual heading (some big text at the top of the page).

From Google directly:

https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/7451184?hl=en
> Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Starter Guide

> Use heading tags to emphasize important text

> ...

> Similar to writing an outline for a large paper, put some thought into what the main points and sub-points of the content on the page will be and decide where to use heading tags appropriately.

Nobody is saying you have to have H1 tags to rank well, but it's not going to hurt and is likely to help. It's better to tell Google what the main heading of the site is instead of Google having to guess and getting it wrong.

> I don't think you should give this advice unless you add meta tags to your site and then see an increase in your organic search traffic.

Google says description meta tags don't impact your search rank but as these descriptions can optionally be shown to users, well written ones should increase click through rates. Google recommend you write meta descriptions in https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/7451184?hl=en as well.

I have a list of SEO recommendations like the above that are mostly sourced from Google here:

https://www.checkbot.io/guide/seo
Which is in general an OK way to go about it, as it is a difficult letter (not many languages have lateral fricatives after all). This is the correct way of pronouncing it: https://youtu.be/U0qr9XxJges?t=99
Revenues are important.
The users will not notice unless something happens.
And when something happens they forget fast.
Im using 12.3.1, maybe this is a new feature?
Company size, but also total taxable revenue. If your tax bill is $1B, spending $30K and a week of three employees’ time to set up a new legal entity to save 1% on your taxes is a great use of money. If your tax bill is $100K, that would be counterproductive.
So how do you propose they force signing for programs built on top of a VM like C# or Java or scripting languages?

Also, they don’t get 30% of all app sales. All of the biggest non game money makers either allow you to purchase subscriptions and content outside of the store or force you to.
Our main focus of the Gibbon project is to make tree traversals very fast, and only secondarily to work with serialized data.

CapnProto is a wonderful library interface for dealing with serialized data, but I think the usual library-vs-compiler distinction applies. A library operates at the level of individual data access methods, but it doesn't try to change the control flow of the code calling those methods.

That's our goal with this project. We sometimes turn the code a bit inside out in order to make it better operate on serialized data. (For instance, switching a postorder traversal to a preorder one.)
There's no such thing as "5G radiation". It's just RF, at frequencies that are already widely used. We are very confident about the safety of low-dose exposure to RF energy.

We have saturated lab animals with immense amounts of energy from every part of the RF spectrum; at the frequencies used by 5G, the only effect we've reliably identified is heating of tissues at extremely high exposure levels. We have conducted hundreds of epidemiological studies and found no clinically significant effects. We know of no plausible biological mechanism for significant adverse health effects from normal levels of RF exposure. The exposure limits for user devices and base station equipment are set at extremely conservative levels on a precautionary basis, just in case there's some very subtle effect that we haven't yet been able to identify.

https://www.who.int/peh-emf/about/WhatisEMF/en/

https://www.fcc.gov/general/radio-frequency-safety-0
I don’t know. I am so very much trying to find out and push to make things better.
Please use the paper towel grab. Don't disrespect your shirt like that, which will still be on you wherever you go the rest of the day until you change it.
Basically implement wikipedia's history system.
That doesn't sit well with people reciting the Quran as how it was originally revealed :) This is why there was a lot of care taken in writing out exactly how each letter is to be pronounced, and was passed down one generation after the other.
I believe my renderer does a decent job though. You can see it in the video I posted. The equations in the documentation is renderered by the same code (which is not related to LaTeX, although since it's the reference implementation, I've tried to make my renderer be as similar as possible).

I have a preview release available as an Appimage, but please note that it is not a completed product yet: https://github.com/lokedhs/docker-maxima-client/releases
That and everyone having a gmail.
I’m in the US. Never had a notice period specified in a contract.
For what it's worth I'm a homeowner and landlord who is strongly in favor of building more housing to bring down the cost of housing. It's not in my immediate economic best interest to see lower rents, but it's what our city needs.

(I own a two-family house in Somerville MA, and we rent out the first floor unit and part of our unit as well.)
It wasn't that it wasn't sufficient.

It was that they found similar behavior happening in a low-speed part of the flight envelope. That required increasing the authority and losing the G-load safeguard.
I have not tried accupuncture.

Personally, I'm skeptical of it. My wife, while also being skeptical, has recently tried it and she reports she's aeeing benefits, so I might try it, but I have not so far.
Really? Malicious JavaScript can steal anything you can see and do anything you do. It can steal your passwords, bank account information, or transfer money out of your bank account. It just depends on what kind of page is serving up the arbitrary JavaScript.
They run house-ads for their own jobs board and products, and they will have private marketplaces inside the exchanges, but those campaigns and creatives will still go through the standard adtech supply chain with all the JS-based layers added on.

https://www.stackoverflowbusiness.com/advertising

They do sell job postings and have sponsored tags so it's not all network ad revenue, but that's a minority of the income. Since they released their Q/A SaaS product now, maybe they’ll shift to selling that as the primary revenue stream.
Well, think of it this way: why should you necessarily be the one resentful that she’s pursuing a career rather than homemaking full time? Why shouldn’t she be the one resentful that you’re pursuing a career rather than being a full time homemaker?
The root problem is the culture at Boeing and the FAA has shifted from safety first to profit first.

The investigative reporting from The Seattle Times[0] indicates that safety engineers were pressured to avoid delays to rush out a competitor to the A320. Furthermore, their safety analysis was based on flawed assumptions to meet an artificial constraint of not requiring pilot simulator training in order to appease the airlines they were selling to. Finally, the FAA is allowing industry to self-certify critical systems with lax oversight.

It is easy to get lost in the technical details of why a particular catastrophe happens. The common throughline is a broken culture where deviance is normalized and those who speak out are ignored. It's the same story with Chernobyl, Fukushima, the El Faro, the USS Fitzgerald and USS John S. McCain, Air France 447, and now the 737 Max.

[0] - https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/times-watchdog/the...
This is one of the most moderated sites on the web
NTUH introduces AI skin disease diagnostic support system
But should they? I suspect a majority of the market would take a few extra mm of thickness for a durable laptop with a durable battery that would last a few more years.

But instead manufacturers of laptops, phones, and tablets are putting in substandard batteries to help ensure you come back in a few years for a new one. Especially evil is when there's no screws and they epoxy the battery.
I feel your pain too well. So many good things we could have in society, but due to a small minority of people ruining it for the rest of us.

Another poster mentioned that their child's high school didn't have any paper towels, which I can only assume is because the kids were wetting them and throwing them around the bathroom ceiling and walls to make them stick, which is something even I (regrettably) took part of as a middle school child.
What amazes me about this whole sorry saga is what appears to be blatant deception on the part of Boeing.

Boeing somehow tricked the FAA into believing, from the pilots perspective the 737-MAX and 737 were the exact same plane.

That allowed the plane to enter service quickly as it meant the pilots would not require any flight simulator retraining.

What we now know is the 737-MAX is nothing like the 737 and the level of deception that seems to have occurred is concerning.
It should require zero admin oversight. The moderators should ensure that it follows the reddit rules and there will be nothing for the admins to intervene about. In this case the moderators weren't even following the subreddit rules that they had created which say "No Threats towards Government Officials".
> They only have very reduced schematics published, but it looks like the RPi4 isn't deploying a PD solution at all. I think they are just relying on the analog signaling of Type-C. The power supply is just a "simple" type-c 5V/3A unit.

This is the first I've heard of the RPi 4 not having PD -- could you point me to the specs you saw? I searched around a bit but couldn't find anything either way.
It's spelled "dike".
Taiwan's plastic straw ban to begin July 1
Tell that to John Gruber over at DaringFireball - He makes $6500 a week just from posting one ad in the RSS feed. If he can gross over $300K a year on a niche Apple blog without a sales team, can you imagine what a sales team could do at SO?

He also sells three ad spots on his mostly weekly podcast for $6000 each. He’s a one man business grossing over 1 million a year without a sales team.
I’m very interested and very serious. Email sent.
You likely will have more versatility in future robots allowing for capacity to pivot to various products based on the associated economics.
The best reddit alternatives are smaller subreddits. Ditch the defaults.
What is the potential of using machine learning in influencer marketing?
That’s just the point - why not? What different strategy would you use selling a SAAS app to a few whales than selling advertising to a few whales?
Phill's blog series is the best there is for kernel Rust. Glad to see another installment!

Note that in Rust today we can only use standard collection with the global allocator. https://github.com/phil-opp/blog_os/blob/post-10/src/main.rs... in the blog post it is intialized, and there's nothing to prevent allocation earlier and that will fail.

But there is work in progress (first https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/58457) that will allow using local allocators, removing the ambient authority that makes that failure possible. Note that this doesn't mean a runtime cost. One can pass around a zero-sized token that is completely erased.
Man looks like a mummy after being rescued from bear den month after he vanished
I hope all those displaced people are given a path forward, every person deserves to make a living and have a good life.

What happened to displaced workers during the industrial revolution?
You are correct, and the most insulting part is "Tell us why".
What a great advertisement for the app. They were sure to identify the app and mention the cost.

Shocking, simply shocking.
Most people have no idea malaria was endemic in the USA as far north as New York State. The advantage of the DDT saturation was that it wiped out the disease reservoir completely, precisely because it persisted in the environment. Modern "responsible" DDT usage (treated nets, wall spraying, etc) is just breeding resistant mosquitoes.
Side question: how did the company go? and what was the product (the animation) for? games?
I hope you find better answers.

I was fortunate to be diagnosed late in life with a relatively mild form of a serious genetic disorder. This meant I had my own mental models already for what was going on in my body before I got a label.

It allowed me to bring fresh eyes to the problem space and I've healed a lot when doctors say that cannot happen. The only real downside: The world is quick to act like I'm making that up and call me crazy.

I've had good results healing nerve damage where I had issues like numb spots in my feet, so I'm convinced a lot more is possible than is currently believed to be possible.
I think one blindness we have is seeing the question of what to do with these workers as pertaining to the future. But it's hard not to look at things like "bullshit jobs"[1][2], or entire sectors that are parasitic (advertising, credit cards, sales, etc.) and see that we're already decades into this problem. As we've automated much of our work, we've largely failed to move most people to other productive jobs. Instead have been funneling an ever growing part of the population into careers where they're only helping to extract wealth from the ever dwindling percent of the population that actually produces useful things, if they're actually doing anything at all.

[1] https://jacobinmag.com/2018/06/bullshit-jobs-david-graeber-w...
[2] https://www.theguardian.com/money/2018/may/04/i-had-to-guard...
When did reddit change their frontpage behavior? Previously you'd only see posts from the default subreddits on reddit.com, now you have a chance of seeing something gamed from an alt right subreddit? Why did they ever ditch the whitelist model?
Also robots are owned by the company, so they're assets, not liabilities.
Or... other people working in other languages you (obviously) don't understand have their own effective ways of working which you also don't understand.

It's a lesson that could be better understood by parts of the Haskell community, to be sure, but it's not always clear how useful a tool can be when you don't really know how to use it.

And here, you have repeatedly shown that you really don't know what you're talking about - take the opportunity to learn.
I have used and will continue to use Status Audio for my everyday headphones.
https://www.status.co/
I'm really rough on headphones and cables so being able to replace the cables is really important. The overall design looks great and holds up to my abuse. If I do end up breaking the band, replacement cost is not going to break the bank. In fact, they've offered discounts to me for replacements even though it was 100% my fault.

Plus the sound quality is amazing and holds up to all but the absolute top end expensive brands.

I currently use the BT One for work and out & about use, and the CB-1 for home cabled listening.
We know that advertising can work and make money without arbitrary JS. When there’s a clear existence proof, is it really wrong to say that a problem could be solved by not doing the problematic behavior?

Of course reality doesn’t work that way. Ad companies aren’t going to change, because they like money and don’t give a shit about users.

We’re stuck in a local minimum. It’s insane. It could be easily fixed if everyone just stopped doing the insane things. And they won’t stop.
But... Shouldn't smaller sites find it *harder to gain attention of publishers and obtain bespoke ads?

In my mind major respected operation like SO should have an easier job. I interpreted OP to imply "nobody is big enough to run bespoke ads".

I guess I don't have metrics for it and my impression that's clearly a more reliable investment of one's advertising dollars is a mistaken one :-/
Well that sucks, I could see this being used in VR arcades
A mining pool might hedge to lock in cash flow.
Removing a forum dedicated -- at least for the next two nights -- to criticizing the Democratic position, is an obvious tactic.

Anyway, the real point of my post was to see how quickly it would be downvoted. Petty partisanship is rife on HN.
I disagree completely. This is the same thing as the paradox of tolerance. If you want a tolerant society, you have to be intolerant against intolerance. If you want a non-fascist society you need to be fascist against fascism. Otherwise the intolerant/fascist side gains a platform and turns the community intolerant or fascist overall.
This seems to be a semantic argument. That is, an argument that attempts to describe or reframe an existing semantic meaning.

It is interesting in the way it attempts to shoehorn this meaning into broader idea of information theory (or perhaps also pan-psychism or stoic philosophy). However, rather than taking the lead from information theory, that nothing in particular is special or has meaning, the article digs it's semantic heels in and claims a differentiation between life and not-life. Why? Or at least, why the arbitrary line it has drawn?

All particles process information as far as we can tell. Why the differentiation between those things we "know" to be alive vs those we are not sure of. Surely any decent improvement on the current semantic categorisation of life cannot take as a starting point that very categorisation.

Whenever i read someone trying to redraw semantic definitions always reminds me of xkcd 927.
Then make a Flatpak.
Somehow I think the balance of power will tilt towards NIMBY. The wealthy just won't put up with it. Even Cher (reliably liberal) says it's not sustainable.
So will this be released before or after the Apple Television?
AF 447 wasn’t all that different from this situation. One of the co-pilots was trying to pitch the nose down to recover from the stall. The other was panicking and trying to pitch up. The plane averaged their inputs, without giving feedback via the stick that this was happening. It wasn’t until very late in the flight that they figured out what was happening, and then it was too late to recover.

Obviously there was some significant pilot error in this case, but a big contributor mag have been that the pilot who was trying to correct the stall didn’t understand that the plane was ignoring his input because of the averaging.
Let's say you have a subreddit like /r/cooking. You think exposing a control in the user agent (browser, app, ui) that let's you sort recipe results by lay democracy, professional chefs, or restaurant critics taste is a technocracy?

Are consumer reports and wirecutter less valuable than Walmarts best sellers? Is techmeme.com worse than Hackernews by virtue of being a small cabal of voters? Should I dismiss longform.org and aldaily as elitist because they aren't determining priority solely from the larger populations preferences. Is Facebooks news algorithm better because it uses my friends to suggest content?

Is it a technocracy that metacritic and rotten tomatoes show both user and critic score? I'm proposing an additional algorithm that compares critic score with user score to find like voters and extrapolate how a critic would score a movie they have never seen. I think that would be useful without diminishing the other true scores. I would find it useful to be able to choose my own set of favorite letterboxd or redef voters and see results it predicts they would recommend, despite them never having actually voted on a movie or article. Instead of seeding a movie recommendation algorithm with my thoughts, I could input others already well documented opinions to speed up the process.

This idea would work better if people voted without seeing each others votes until after they vote. It might be hard to extrapolate Roger Ebert's preferences if voters formed their opinions of movies based on his reviews. You'd end up with a false positive that mimics his past but poorly predicts his future.
Are there any established companies that design products like this? Every story I see about consumer friendly design is either the first product from a company that stopped being consumer friendly down the line, or the only product from a company that's now dead.
We already have 3 different standards: HTML, CSS, JavaScript.

These are low level enough, and powerful enough that you can build document, multimedia or application frameworks on top of them. Simple UI tasks don't take rocket science, they take a proper understanding of those three standards, and a lot of discipline.
Wow, add in those truckers that’ll lose those jobs from autonomous and some states end up VERY hollowed out.
You have to dig a bit. I got there via Main Page -> scroll to very bottom -> documentation -> Hardware -> Raspberry Pi -> Schematics -> Raspberry Pi 4 Model B

You can see the fixed resistors attached to the CC lines for basic Type-C analog signaling, and a simple PD_SENSE line connected to the power supply IC.

https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/hardware/raspberry...
> Is somebody intentionally spreading this stuff and trying to fuel this fire exactly because they want to sow discord among the NRA faithful?

People intentionally spread information meant to disrupt and discredit the anti-vax movement, don't they? Lots of people trying to discredit something is, ab initia, an argument against it, not for it.
Keep outsourcing your developer jobs to India, seems to be working out really good for you.
Omid
The problem with that subreddit was more that it made headlines. If it wasn't named in dozens of articles, all over the news, and an overall very public embarrassment for reddit for three years now, everything would be all fine and dandy for the donald.
See, I'm the opposite way. I don't care about seeing ads—it seems only fair, if I'm reading a site without paying for it.

Unfortunately the water hole has been poisoned, so now I have to block it all.
Holy crap! This has been one of those things I've been wanting for so long!

Thanks!
I really like that Lisa design concept. Kinda wish 8.5"×11" screens caught on (or maybe slightly bigger to allow for some margins around the page).
It’s the whole “1000 True Fans” method of making money. If your company can stay small, it doesn’t take as much to have a sustainable “lifestyle business”.
I bet you could exceed $300m on a yacht if you went to the top tier yacht builders with a blank check and said "build me something bigger than the largest yacht owned by the wealthiest saudi royal"
For the lower and middle classes, expenses keep getting more expensey and wages seem not to budge.

Incomes
https://www.advisorperspectives.com/dshort/updates/2018/10/1...

Housing
https://www.cnbc.com/2016/03/24/home-prices-rising-faster-th...

College Tuition
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/11/29/how-much-college-tuition-has...

Of course the economy for the millionaires and billionaires has been booming. A great time.
Will this be the first use of Rust in a non-Firefox production release browser? If not, what was the first?

https://github.com/brave/brave-core/search?q=rust
https://github.com/brave/adblock-rust-ffi
https://github.com/brave/adblock-rust
> make content that humans find compelling and Google will too

I just switched to DDG as my default search because Google's results are so bad now that the first three or more pages are all zero information e-commerce sites. I used to never click beyond page one.
Reasons?

- Cost

- Motherboard size

- Performance per watt

- Battery life

- Custom optimizations

I see no impediment to Apple running two CPU architectures in parallel for a decade. Arm for ultra-portables and base model Macs, Intel for mid/top spec macs.

Then eventually once the worldwide ecosystem becomes less x86 dominated, I could imagine Intel chips being a BTO option for people who need it, possibly even implemented as a secondary CPU available through a hypervisor.

But why does anyone really care about x86 vs ARM anyway? Assuming 100% of Mac software is recompiled, the only thing which would affect me is having Windows VMs with native speed... And I could easily replace that with a headless NUC and Remote Desktop.
Want to advertise a product aimed at digital privacy concerned people?
Just push it at those you can not fingerprint..