skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The point was to do the comparison with other high end shops, not H&M. These expensive clothes are factually not better than other expensive clothes. There is plenty of good choice if you're willing to put hundreds of dollars in a garment.

If you were buying a car, you'd be putting Bentley against BMW, Porsche or Rolls Royce. Don't think Toyota has anything relevant. (You'll forgive me, I'm not sure where Bentley stands exactly, I am not American)
Wow I am floored. Given how he had structured the company so favorably toward him, I’m surprised he could put his ego in check for this. Their back must be really against a wall if they don’t raise that $3 billion
Most Android phones are made in China, many by Chinese companies. Yet iPhones are still popular there.

I don’t see why Tesla can’t do the same as the more upmarket brand.

Have any of the Chinese companies come close to designing something as nice as any of the Tesla cars?
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Maybe they’re mostly used for that, but ‘made for that’ is just not true. Apple has consistently, right from the start marketed it as a productivity and creative device, even emphasising iWork apps in the launch presentation and releasing Garage Band for it a few months after launch. They’ve consistently highlighted creative apps for the iPad year after year.

For me, my iPad is m primary creative device, by far. I write on it, sketch on it, code on it, spruice up photos on it. I don’t know what I’d do without Google Docs/Drive. I’m writing this on it. A few minutes ago I was posting, while doing some fact checking in Safari in a split view. It’s awesome!
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Yeah it's simplistic and doesn't explain the rationale, but having studied human perception a bit, I know without further explanation that this is targeting the time frames of our human ability to see change. The numbers here are similar to the reasons most movies are 24fps.

> What is advised when these rules, especially the "full screen of content" cannot be met because of things like external dependencies out of the site's control?

This is missing the point, and many people here seem to be attempting to pick the same nit. You never have to wait for external dependencies to show changes on screen. This is how browsers and well designed high traffic websites like YouTube already operate. When you take action, you are shown UI changes on-screen that indicate the action is in progress. The manifesto is saying to acknowledge the user action so the user knows the application received the request. It is not saying everything in the world needs to be done in 64ms. Applications can always acknowledge the request immediately, and yet some still don't.
A combination compass - inclinometer would probably be good for his purposes.
Do you know of any successfully semantic RDF graph databases, I guess with OWL support? Because I personally don't. If not, it probably is rightfully too much an academic niche to be discussed in the article.
There are other things than the web. Though maybe not for long, if everyone starts thinking like you just did…
Especially psilocybin. "Hero" or "ego-death" doses are fascinating. Filters/barriers break down. Each room in my house had a special vibration/energy based on how I spent my time there. Artwork had deep meanings not previously noticed. Projected families and friends onto chairs in my empty dining room and had conversations with them (with cussing & sobbing). Started to think about my ancestors and had "past life" schizophrenic experiences based on memories and impressions of history. Felt powerful daemonic energy, radiating from body out of my hands, and felt amazed by the incredible ability humans have to create & destroy.

THC/cannabis is too much of a recreational drug... though it's useful for taking the edge off at the end of a psilocybin trip.
> Just to be clear you'd have to pay $5 a month to use KV at all?

Yes, you have to be on the $5/month plan to use KV at all. I would like to eventually offer a free tier as well, but we're not quite there yet.

> Also wanted to mention I love what you're doing with workers.

Thank you! :D

> I was reading that Cloudflare is posting about hosting websites on workers this friday... I'm guessing you need to pay to use KV for that as well?

I can't say anything now about that until Friday.
Isn't the possibility of direct rule still looming with no government formed at Stormont for two years now? Direct rule seems like it would essentially be an abandonment of the Good Friday Agreement.
Not the naked variant — it's about the same as a chain derailleur. Maybe with the cover. It doesn't exactly look easier to clean that giant sharp dinner plate. Idk.
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Browsers do get the updates, that is what's been compared here. I can run extremely old Android with updated browser(s).
He flew too close to the valuation sun.
It considerably understates the case to say that I carry no brief for David Brooks, but even so, I can't argue or even quibble with anything he says here.
this reads like a rant but I am not sure what it's ranting about. I've read it three times but I am still not sure whats going on. People having opinions? I read a lot of great advice (also about recruting) on HN and I don't really get why I should be concerned. Also starts with "Not to generalize" but then has a really wonky generalization.
This is the perfect solution in my opinion. I never considered using more than one!
The Perishable Startup
They would lose a paying customer ;)

Looking at Microsoft's strategy I doubt they would care whether it runs on .Net or something else. They would look into integrating with Azure (lots of Linux) and GitHub (R-o-R) as well as SO Jobs with LinkedIn (Java(?))
Has some interesting ideas but also some I disagree with strongly.

Very little in our society is truly a meritocracy. Even when he starts using that word he simultaneously describes self-promotion and politics. Those are the things that are rewarded, and it is strange that he conflates them with merit.
What was claimed in your parent comment was that people do all sorts of idiosyncratic things with their machines but were convinced the problem was elsewhere. No?
> around the world

Only if your «world» means «developed countries only»…
> Sooooo, your entire analysis is based on legends circulating since the 90s

No, it isn't. My "entire analysis" is based on accusations made by several independent parties, corroborated by similarly independent witnesses, who have all confirmed what you call "legends of the 90s" to several news sources and publications.

What part of that don't you understand?

I can provide you with sources, if you want, but I have a feeling you don't really care and you'll automatically discredit them because they don't fit within your narrative of sexism in the software industry being a mostly made-up issue by oversensitive people who want attention and free merit.
> If you want to use incorrect data to get correct answers, you need a human.

More often, that just gets answers that are incorrect in ways other than (sometimes, in addition to, othertimes, instead of) those explicable by the incorrect data.
> not even getting modern society anymore

"19 The acts of the flesh are obvious: sexual immorality, impurity and debauchery; 20 idolatry and witchcraft; hatred, discord, jealousy, fits of rage, selfish ambition, dissensions, factions 21 and envy; drunkenness, orgies, and the like. I warn you, as I did before, that those who live like this will not inherit the kingdom of God.

22 But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, 23 gentleness and self-control. Against such things there is no law. 24 Those who belong to Christ Jesus have crucified the flesh with its passions and desires. 25 Since we live by the Spirit, let us keep in step with the Spirit. 26 Let us not become conceited, provoking and envying each other."

https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Galatians+5&ver...

yep, completely out of touch & with no understanding applicable to the modern world here.
But when can I interact with it?

To be honest, I have no way of knowing or testing, because ~180 ms is already faster than I can see or react to.

64.ms itself takes 3 ms for DNS lookup, 39 ms for the initial connection, and 29 ms for the SSL - total of 71 ms before any content download happens.

Then my browser waits for 250ms (slower than Google).
Because it's popular..
to be fair the buses are/were just one in a long line ART fiascos
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Ok you're right, 3 years and going strong is still pretty good.
We should just straight up ban sports, legacies, ect from admissions. They play a part vastly bigger than what people imagine in determining admissions.
fixed :) thanks!
DOA to the Senate.
> Under his leadership, Rackspace successfully pivoted from a leading managed hosting company to a cloud services company

That's a pretty big deal and probably saved them from looming irrelevance.
Real estate is a data play: figuring out which locations are going to be valuable. McDonalds famously does tons of research on locations, so much so that "be mcdonalds-adjacent" is an acceptable strategy.

I'm not entirely sure what a data science engineer does, but somewhere between "making it easier for the DS team to find what they need to find" and "figuring out where we should buy/lease next".
it doesn't always have to be nefarious.

By having a FB/Google sign in a website won't have to deal with implementing login, registration, email verification, forgotten passwords, etc.

Oh and even better; if they get hacked then all the hackers will be left with are hashed FB/Google IDs.
I'm sorry, but while there is some logic to the co-working idea, I don't see any serious demand for co-living. Quite frankly, I find the idea of having on-premise yoga instruction, cafes, bars, shared hot tubs, shared kitchens, etc. so you never have to leave your apartment building (except, presumably, to go to WeWork) to be absurd.
Your wish is granted.

http://osxdaily.com/2018/01/08/get-terminal-app-ios-command-...

Bit limited, but it’s a start. Personally I prefer Pythonista with the Stash shell command extensions package.

https://github.com/ywangd/stash
The entire Belt and Road is not profitable. Most of their "investments" are deep underwater with no signs of turning around.
why WeWork is a constant source of `NEWS` on HC?
Still broken. Chrome + uBlock Origin. If I turn off uBlock the site looks fine.
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Impeachment
Not sure why you're being downvoted. It's a good question. Yeah I saw through it. I've seen too many people screwed out of their options to put any stock in it (heh).

Funny enough, my current company seems to have pretty good odds at making me a good chunk of change from my options, but I didn't even know I got options until after I accepted the offer.

Many companies flaunt it and give a weak offer accordingly. That's a pretty big red flag for me.
Have you ever tried playing a competitive game with above 300ms ping?
The sad and toxic real-life world of the young tech entrepreneur
I think it's because it's a totally crazy story. WeWork is the Florida Man of startups.
A lot of people say they want negative feedback, but most of those people are human, and they react the same way most people react to negative feedback.
That's definitely not always true.

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2019/sep/19/america...
Great points, and I didn't mean to, especially as a reflection of "all Russians" or something like that.
It's not easier or more efficient (it's actually more error prone, since there's less context). The systems also tend to be very regional (a "10-50" can be very different things depending on where you are). Generally the reason its used is "that's how we've always done it". The other reason is that it sounds cooler...

(I work in a system that has (mostly) phased out codes in favor of plain words)
Clickbait title, bad article (completely unsubstantiated/unsourced, openly hostile, ...), and a pretty horrible website in general.

SA inflating their production and capacity numbers is perfectly possible (and probably likely), but that kind of writing is not exactly trustworthy.

But some things to think about:

* With modern drone/missle capabilities, it seems quite easy to severely compromise global oil and gas production with just a few targeted strikes; mainly on the big refineries. Quite scary.

* Is Iran, after years of fighting proxy wars, now moving towards more direct conflict with Saudi Arabia?
It is extremely difficult. And extremely important. Until you can succinctly explain what a company does, you don't understand the problem/customer/solution well enough.
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Apple has arguably the highest quality accessibility support in the industry. Have you tried the feature? Because I have and it's very usable. Just not pretty.
The skeleton I use to create weekend projects is the same as what I use to create enterprise projects. I don't see the need to juggle "simpler" frameworks for no reason, especially when those "simpler" frameworks are harder to use (because you have to remake everything yourself)

There are many small things I don't want to recreate that are always needed in every web app. Translations, authorization, accessibility, bug tracking, and more.

Another person said it best. You aren't going to use your own
C++ compiler just because it's simpler and you don't need all the features, why do the same to the toolchains for the web?
Just to reiterate, the subject under debate is what Stallman meant by the claim that the difference between 18 and 17 years old "is a minor detail".

You claim he means "there should be no age of consent"

Others are arguing he means "the difference between those particular ages is minor, and both could be considered reasonable ages of consent".

We could debate endlessly on what Stallman feels in general about the age of consent, but with regards to that particular comment I cannot see how your interpretation is justified given the particular words he chose for that specific comment. If he had wanted to argue that there is no need for an age of consent, then I'm sure he would have chosen words that meant that.

> Can you provide a reference to his supposed retraction of this statement dated before September 2019?

No, but Stallman doesn't seem to be the kind of person who would be dishonest in that manner.

> You can see Stallman saying similar things about the age of consent as late as 2018

That's a stretch. He does not mention age of consent (although he does not seem to be bothered by the fact that the young woman was 16). He does however draw a distinction between adolescence (late adolescence in particular) and childhood, which would seem to be relevant.
Not that target audience, definitely. But I wouldn't underestimate how much productive software was used on Macs via Telnet, at corporations and at universities as well as by random hackers who loved the Mac GUI.
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Which highlights that multicultural families should keep using their native languages when talking to their kids. It's a big asset later in life! My niece is currently adoption three languages (mom, dad, kindergarten) and I know another kid that is exposed to four. They seem to have no trouble whatsoever switching to the correct language when they've figured out which one each adult is speaking with them.
I don't think your analogy proves the point you think it does and is in fact a pretty great argument for why CEOs should be paid less and taxed more. A large part of the success of both athletes and CEOs is up to circumstances and chance, as well as the other competitors who may be deficient in a number of ways. Being less incompetent than your peers doesn't mean the same thing as being competent.
Also, notwithstanding speed of light being high enough, I live in a remote part of France and I have between 100 and 200ms ping on Google servers…
> I think the obvious solution could be an old one discovered by PARC decades ago: applications in windows and a mouse.

I've tried both ways with tablets: using a pencil or a mouse. The mouse is a bit inconvenient because you have to carry something around with you that's a bit bulkier but the interaction with the computing device is so much more easy. It's annoying to have to pick up a pencil and doodle-gesture or touch the screen IMO.
From the article you just posted:

"The ONS figures for 2015 suggest the UK’s gross contribution to the EU, before the cash rebate received by the UK, totalled £19.6 billion – or about £376 million a week. "

> You: see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21060090

> Just points me back to your earlier post which says "That sets a terrible precedent: lose a vote, use every resource you can to thwart implementing the outcome, get a second vote".

Yes. You seem to not have either read or understood that point.

> That doesn't answer the question so let me try again, same question, please answer Yes or No.

Yes. However having a second referendum is spectacularly dangerous and undemocratic as you've already read, hopefully three times now. Maybe you can ingest that information, process it and even respond if you'd like to rebut it.
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I’m surprised this was a company. I thought it was some one off build for a bit of fun.
It was one of the largest startups by valuation (no more)...
It just shows you how silly and arbitrary the manifesto is. Any "interactive software application" should show "at least a full screen of content."

My web browser is an interactive software application and it doesn't even start up and put an about:blank page on my screen in 64 ms. Repeat this statement for literally any GUI application, the containing window don't even appear in 64 ms.

And anyway, how big is a "screen?" What is the measurement of a screen of content? Do I have to fill up a 320x480 screen or a 3840x2160 screen? How many characters is a "screen? Pictures? Video frames?"

If you make some kind of transform in Illustrator or Photoshop, why would it be reasonable to give up the quality of the end result just to hit that arbitrary 64 ms goal? Can Illustrator even load/render a simple design like a company logo in 64 ms? A lot of interactive software combines batch processes with live interaction, too, so why would it be reasonable to be unwilling to wait more than 64ms for calculation, rendering, or transformation procedures? Of what use would the unfinished content be if it were shown to me within 64ms?

Essentially no application follows this guideline and never will.

This website is more of an exercise in snark and elitism than anything else.
Definitely just another failed tech bro pump 'n dump scheme headed to the dustbin of history.

I seriously doubt that. I think they're overvalued too, but I predict WeWork is still going to be around in another decade. There's clearly a ton of demand for what they provide.
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One of the best news portals

edit: unfortunately very hidden, great candidate for unbundling (wiki news?)
Hopefully folks like yourself have a seat at the table when it comes time to define "positive outcomes."
That's a new way to spell oligarchy, or do ladders on mountains roll from the bottom up? Articles like this spell out a painful economic correction of overheated speculation, add that to EU tensions the eventual Yuan float and the standard 4 year political blackmail play being rolled out again to hedge against hyperfinancialization. Irresponsible and jaded advertising to keep the lights on, preying on the naive, miseducated and historically blind public. If you like this guys mountain he might sell you his bridge to get across.
Yes, and it doesn't work well. But 300ms ping is unusually high. I'm 141ms from HN's server, and that's in a different continent from me. Google is only 10ms. 141ms is playable with good client-side prediction.
Man, it would be nice if there were a native app for iOS which you could link to multiple Pi-Holes for easy management and/or Siri Shortcuts. I'd definitely drop a few bucks for that app - and I'm sure a few others would too! Please DM me if anyone is working on it and needs a beta tester via Test Flight.
I don't think that's what I'm saying.

I'm saying that in any transaction, the value transferred could be more or less for either party. If I go to auction, I can buy something for $1 and sell it later for $100. Did I get more than I paid for? I think so. Because the auction house doesn't want to do the leg work of finding a qualified buyer, they are happy to get $1 instead of dumping the item in the trash, but it's still more valuable than the purchase price.

Purchase price does not dictate ultimate value. There are many ways to evaluate the value of something.