skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not sure which 2006-2008 you lived through, but this was pretty standard web design back then. YouTube from 2007: https://www.webdesignmuseum.org/timeline/youtube-2007

Had the company been allowed to exist and compete fairly, it would have evolved into something more modern and mobile friendly. Judging a startup from before the pre-mobile era, and blaming the design for its failure is kind of silly.

This was the norm back then, if I were creating a video sharing website in 2019 of course I'd approach it differently, but alas there's no point in even trying.
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I love never emailing anyone that signs up to my list with a bitbounce email. I'm not going to incentivize fake users signing up on mechanical turk to pollute my db.
I think this nails it on the head. The writer is conflating the affects due to socioeconomic conditions with the affects he wishes to perceive as it strengthens the arguments he brought forth in prior essays. This seems like an exercise of mental gymnastics as marriage age and birth rate have been pretty correlated with the cost of living throughout the world. When I left London during its peak costs, the average age for marriage was 36 for me and 32 for women. The displaced rural American worker clinged to both Sanders and Trump in the last primary. This isn’t some massive conspiracy. Home owners in SF and NYC have discouraged development through NIMBYism. Meanwhile, magnetic schools and private school options haven’t really grown their pupil base. If you are making a million a year, the equation works out, but if not, you need to make sacrifices, and, for many millennials that means sacrificing reproduction over lifestyle.
Here’s a great idea - let’s invent a time machine to enable us to have that foresight!

Oh wait, hold on, now we can see what that person is going to do next Tuesday. Let’s stop him doing that thing.

Same problem, different hypothetical technology.
Not really.

I could maybe track down Toan, I still check in with his brother occasionally. But Brad is in the wind, tried to track him down but it seems he doesn't want to be found.
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Flattr (https://flattr.com) fried something similar, but unfortunately never took off really. The initial idea as I understand it (May have changed since) is you pay a set amount per month and tip articles you read. The amount tipped is the amount you pay per month divided by the number of people you tip. Therefore you never pay more than your subscription amount.
Having a ruling class that is actually aligned with the interests of their lower classes?
Thank you. I was searching their homepage for an example like this. The picture shows very clearly what Argdown does.
This is going to be cryptowars all over again isn’t it...
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What about context coloring the background color and syntax coloring the code? Which maps well conceptually as well.
As a knee jerk reaction, I love the idea of this. However, not to sound too Jurassic Park-y, nature seems to have a habit of adapting in unexpected ways. Like moths "evolving" to adapt to the changing colors of their environment (i.e. in coal country).
The —hotfix flag would remedy that. Honestly though it’s all fighting the design of the system, really there for developers to break things.
I agree with this view. You still need gardeners, maintenance staff, custodians, plumbers, electricians, drivers and shop staff. They cannot afford to live inside current smart cities.

Most middle-class and rich think of smart cities as just large gated communities. But unlike a gated community, a city needs a large number of lower middle class workers. If you "sweep them under the rug" by relegating them outside, you might end up with slums anyway, albeit outside the boundary.
Keep in mind, YouTube recently announced that they're planning on going after computer security information with their claws soon. That means Google doesn't like that information either. Even though PH is very limiting, that would probably be a better option than YouTube because you're very unlikely to ever see a cent from monetization there. I follow a lawyer with a small (100k) YouTube channel and he has to fight tooth and nail with YouTube for every video he uploads, no matter how innocuous. Whether you follow their rules or not, even if you walk on eggshells and avoid everything even remotely controversial, none of it matters.

Have you considered Patreon?
It was rare enough that allowing a kid to do that made Lenore Skenazy [0] famous not that long ago...

[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenore_Skenazy
If you want to extract the actual raw data, dcraw doesn't really advertise the way to do it. Many of the options for extracting the data still apply some processing/conversion to the underlying data.

It is a pretty big mess actually. Each manufacturer has different constants that need to be applied to the data, so the raw data from one device is not comparable to another. Convincing dcraw that you actually want the unaltered data is not straight forward.

Anyways, if you really do want to see the raw image, there are a few undocumented flags you can use.

> dcraw -E -4 -T *.CR2

This will give you an unprocessed 16-bit tiff file containing the "raw" data.

What is interesting is that some camera sensors capture data slightly beyond the image you are presented with. The camera will crop in and debayer the image for you, as will your image editor.

See this thread for hilarious lengths people go to in order to get unaltered data from their sensors (monochorme converting a dslr):

https://stargazerslounge.com/topic/166334-debayering-a-dslrs...
Python has "jumped the shark" for me. Python is no longer Pythonic (the "import this", zen of python easter egg should be removed). It's lost it way and is TIMTOWTDI now, heading for that Perl 6 brass ring. Golang is now the Pythonic language.
The certificate is not in the Firefox trust store. The government is requiring users to add it manually.
So you do want to punish people for simply being the (democratically elected) political opposition, hence proving my point. I think I'll run the other way now.
Another idea... what about the IDE inserting a subscript or superscript after a variable to indicate how many contexts removed from the current context it was defined? Or possibly to indicate type information.
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I wonder why healpix from NASA wasn't an option for them. Maybe the nonpermissive license...
For what it's worth, the power dynamics might be different here. During cryptowars, we were trying to give people a power to hide from the state while the state already had the power to hide from the people. With this technology, while fun and gimmicky examples (like phone unlock, AR) come to mind for small scale uses, only dark and dangerous uses immediately come to mind which benefit the ruling class.
Which they could also do with software, or even hardware via import controls.
Wow, that's an amazingly polished extension! I couldn't help but sniff out the [1] github link, and noticed you were using vue.js, I used vue too with my extension [2] Newsit, check it out to see how you can deploy to both Chrome and Firefox (as the extension APIs are almost standardised).

The only issue I found, was that the popup switcher doesn't show up on the new tab page, which makes it a little confusing.

[1] https://github.com/dvdvdmt/popup-tab-switcher

[2] https://github.com/benwinding/newsit/
Was it smart for the FDA to approve a 'smart pill' for schizophrenia?
From what I can tell, it'll be a gmail email. So at the end of the day you won't know.
The American employer is an American citizen. The situation where a majority extorts a minority is normally called oppression.
Ah yes, the argument from personal lack of creativity. I cannot think of a legitimate use therefore there must be no downside to banning it.
True, but Joe Dipseedoodle doesn't accidentally send out an HR report because he was logged into his personal email account.

Too much security is willing to give up on the 95% because they can't get the 100%.
I like this idea. I set my price to a dollar. If you care enough to pay me to see your ad, I'd watch it.
As impressive as it is, msdfgen is not actually a vector renderer. It's a technique that allows each texel to encode the distance to two separate edges instead of one. The edges are selected with a bunch of heuristics, but this can fail on complex outlines with fine detail. It's fairly easy to find fonts that msdfgen fails to properly render at certain sizes.
Scary headline; FTA:

> Don’t worry, though – another, hopefully better, protection measure is on the way.

> Another feature is in development to help: an application programming interface (API) called Trusted Types. Trusted types treats user input as untrustworthy by default and forces developers to take steps to sanitise it before it can be included in a web page.

A better headline may be "Google Chrome replacing XSS Auditor with Trusted Types"
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Congrats! Are you planning to open-source the steps and code you ran on Pi?
Does anyone believe that a ban would actually be effective? A talented teenager can already train a facial recognition model. In a few years, you'll be able to drop the "talented".
I looked through the shows that I would “miss out on” without CBS, and not much of value would be lost. But there is always the CBS app where you can watch shows the next day without a cable provider and everything is available on the CW without a cable subscription.
At the worst, public transportation and city centers are biohazards (needles, urine, feces), with mentally-ill people (who are unable to get help) screaming at the top of their lungs. I'm not sure which is worse, when they're screaming at somebody, or when they're screaming at something we can't see.

There are various historical factors that have resulted in that abysmal situation in the US. Assigning it all to a four-word summary of Japanese culture is a bit reductive. The dangers in the city are different than they in the 80's, and they'll change again. The important part is to believe we can do better.
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I've noticed Airtel doing something similar in India but to inform of approaching bill dates.
facial recognition is probably one of the hardest metrics to track someone
You're not required to publish your configuration, only your code. So, for instance, you could read your words to filter from a configuration file.
So, basically video-streaming, but with websites instead of tv shows?
> Tech is not amoral.

> For example, ransomware is amoral.

Errrrr. Foot. Shot. In the.
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I chuckled at their README:

> Q2: "Abscissa" is a hard name to remember! Got any tips?

> A2: Imagine you're A-B testing a couple of scissors... with attitude.
SSR can be used with React (NextJS), Vue (NuxtJS) and Angular (Universal Angular).
Yeah well Julia will not lead you astray nor will the early versions of the Joy of Cooking. There is no evading the time required to caramelize the onions. This adds cost and makes it non-profitable to serve to gullible tourists.

Oddly enough you can now get decent Pho (noodles not entirely correct) and Szichuan hot pot (also noodles sorta not correct, but fire, finally!!) and even a Japanese (not entirely sushi) joint, pretty good. Not quite up to California standards (sadly my apex referent).

I love Paris.
Do they not use activation keys like consumer software?
I think you might be taking it too literally -- I don't think they mean "perfectly competitive" in the economics sense.The commenter actually "truly competitive", which I take to mean "in a market that was truly competitive".

That said, somewhat orthogonal to your point -- the amount of capital applied to create these gigantic platforms is not indicative of what people can and do create with internalized cost -- the F/OSS movement has proven that. People have created immensely valuable software, and internalized/shared the burden of creating that software. I also think that it is entities with large capital that strive (and almost always end up creating) gigantic platforms -- it justifies their heft/consulting teams, etc. motivated single contributors/small groups never set out to giant platforms, they usually build things that do one thing well (see unix) and compose (see unix) to do greater things.

More towards your point directly, you're right, a lot of things would stop making sense in a perfectly competitive market in the theoretical economics sense. Outside the fact that the model is wrong/incomplete (as all non-perfect knowledge models have to be), I do think this would lead to a certain number of competitors, but likely more than 0. My instinct is that the number of firms selling the product would be equal to the aggregated demand / costs to run a business selling the product -- and that ratio is probably greater than 1. Purely a spherical cow scenario but at least that's where I think it would go.
I don't believe for a second that actual 10x developers behave this way, because there's nothing 10x about this behaviour. A real 10x developer would be someone who enables their fellow team members to be 2x developers. Or who creates a solution which is twice as X, twice as Y and 2.5x more Z — for any useful metrics X, Y and Z — than an acceptable solution. Basically their impact is 10x, not in terms of code or features, but in terms of value created in aggregate.
I was initially a pretty big fan of JSX, but after using Vue it just feels like extra overhead. In my experience, parsing complex JSX in my head results in constant context switches depending on whether the specific parts I'm looking at are closer to HTML or closer to JS. And for the tasks I've generally been doing at work, there rarely seems to be a good reason to combine the two. If I'm trying to fix a bug for example, it's almost always clearly restricted to either HTML, JS, or CSS. And I really appreciate how Vue minimizes the amount of code I need to search through in those situations.
The comment about "affluent childless" singles supports his earlier comment about cost of living.

The cost is high because those "affluent childless" singles are willing and able to pay more.
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The Flash MX screenshot is actually of a newer version; MX didn't have ActionScript 3.0.
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I'm sorry, but... have you actually lived in a city? Actually spent time in a public park? Dined at an urban restaurant? Actually been (???!?) unable to reach a public library? This sounds just crazy to me. Literally everything you do in the suburbs, absent long hikes and home gardening, is more conveniently available in an urban center. You don't have to like it, but... that list of complaints just reads as nonsense to anyone actually living in these places.
> With this technology, while fun and gimmicky examples (like phone unlock, AR) come to mind for small scale uses, only dark and dangerous uses immediately come to mind which benefit the ruling class.

That may say more about you than about the technology. You could use it to find the lost kid in a crowded stadium. Or find lost people with dementia anywhere.
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No one ever figured it out. Obviously, I hope it never returns or if it does that only lasts a week;)
It's so long since I've written any code without syntax colouring, I don't even know if it can be turned off in my main GUI tools (IntelliJ & VS Code). When I've occasionally seen code in notepad or an unconfigured vi, it looks like an undifferentiated mess. Which isn't to say it wouldn't be a useful or interesting exercise to try without it for a while. What we're habituated to isn't always a good guide for how to proceed.

Colouring by nesting level might be useful in javascript, but strikes me as a poor idea in the other languages I'm using right now (Java, Go, Rust). Nesting is often accidental complexity, and can usually be reduced with a bit of thought. For that reason I'm happy for deep nesting to be visually confusing - it's a useful extra motivator.

(Come to think of it, with async/await, one of the main cause sof deep nesting in javascript can be minimised also).
Almost everything can be interpreted as interstate commerce (and is!) I believe what the GP is saying is that, in light of this, a more prescient constitution would have restricted Congress's power to regulate interstate commerce, breaking that down into many small powers and no default blanket assumption of power beyond those.
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> Fig. 6. In the privacy settings the user can decide who can look
their profile up using the provided email address and phone number. The most restrictive option available is “Friends”. We find
that even when the user sets the PII visibility to “Only me” and
searchability to “Friends”, the advertisers can still use that bit of
information for targeting.

> 4.3.5 PII obtained without user’s knowledge ... Facebook could
learn users’ PII from their friends would be by scanning
friends’ contact databases, linking contacts to existing
Facebook accounts, and then augmenting the Facebook
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database ... We found that
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It can probably work as MITM. The ISP or whoever controls your net traffic needs to generate a fake certificate(signed by a trusted root cert) for a site you are browsing. Refer example in:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Man-in-the-middle_attack
The expectation is already there. I feel sorry for designers who simply worked in html who's lives keep getting more difficult. At one point you drew in photoshop/sliced then you had bootstrap which would give you a base but you needed to override styles.

JSX makes a lot of sense for those writing components but makes little sense for a designer to be forced to think in that way. Using vue with html templates allows designers to copy and paste html.. it's not that easy with jsx..
But one of the easiest to track everyone everywhere. What makes it so dangerous is its scaleability. The large error margin isnt a problem if your goal isnt finding single terrorists but create a surveillance state.
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I was taking two busses to school every day at 12 year old just 15 years ago in Chicago. Today my mother would probably go to jail.
Please don’t stop creating your website n the way you need it. It worked 15 years ago and it still does.

Then, start have your codebase grow and grow, and you will find yourself to rebuild it again and again. Good luck
> If I were to discuss generic drug quality privately with other pharmacists, their first reaction would probably be that customers who complain about the effectiveness of generic drugs are kooks, or those customers are simply imagining a difference between generics and brand name drugs.

This explains it all.

I've been in the pharmacy business for years and can tell you pharmacists are uneducated about it. They're so uneducated they don't understand how foolish they are and will make fun of you for saying it doesn't work as well or they'll label you as an addict or crazy.
Anyone ever play Orwell?

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Instead of going ad hominem you could also give a counterexample
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Yeah, all you need to do is look up rent and taxes for that to be obvious. After taxes an online calculator is telling me you take home $82k. A single bedroom can be had for roughly $2k with roommates, $3k (comfortably) for a studio or one bed. Oh poor you with a disposable income of... over $40k/year
> It limited the ability of the US government to ban possession of handguns near schools.

Only in the same sense that the US government is limited in its ability to declare that marijuana is illegal when individual states consider it legal, no?

In both cases, it's because the enforcement of any such law would happen at the state (or municipal) level, so in practice the state gets to decide whether the practice is de-facto illegal or de-facto legal. (Where by "de-facto legal" I mean "legal unless you did it in front of a federal agent, which is a vanishingly rare circumstance to be in.")
Of course its not a vector renderer, it is using signed distance fields after all. Still, if you want font outlines on GPU, sometimes what you want is probably SDF (like in video games.) MSDF also has some other disadvantages compared to stock SDF since the distance is less accurate outside the actual font boundary.