skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Reasonable. It's anecdotal, and no, none have been "taken over". What I'm predominantly responding to is this weird way people seem to look at these liberal cities and go "oh, they've succeeded in spite of their liberalness" instead of those being part of why they became desirable places to live in the first place.

The few examples that come the most to mind are what "Keep Venice Weird" is reacting to, and the lamenting of SF at the impact "tech bros" (vague, loaded term I know, but I don't have another) has had on the local culture. Which definitely don't fit cleanly onto the usual political spectrum, but AFAIK do roughly approximate it. And yeah, I wouldn't say these places are being taken over, and I would still say there's an influx of people complaining about things that went into making these places desirable in the first place.

I did deliberately match my phrasing to yours, and part of it is for argument's sake. There are both statistics and vibes, but there's not a great way to poke at anecdotes and vibes outside of reversals.

If the statistical reality is that liberalism takes over, but the emotional interpretation of that is... I don't know, that it shouldn't; that's weird to me. If one thing is taking over, it's generally because it's out competing the others. It's almost like when people believe in working together to make places better for everyone... they get better for everyone.

As an aside, sounds like you should be a registered republican. They need people with good heads and something like that set of views, and those sounds like what you have. In case it's in any way unclear, I do mean that as a compliment.
When the government takes your money, they have the obligation to do everything they are supposed to do; if you don't do your part of the deal (paying taxes) you go to prison, if they don't do theirs, they should go to prison. Equal treatment, right?

When you pay your taxes there is no disclaimer: "people have to participate beyond just voting". Your taxes is your participation by the social contract, the government needs to either deliver or stop collecting taxes and everyone will have to get their services from private entities (of course this is not possible).
You should test your SD cards as you receive them. Many applications that can do that. Even legit SD cards from well known manufacturers are not without defects.
I think that's exactly what Amazon meant here. See the comment someone posted elsewhere in the discussion about PopSockets suing companies who resell their actual, genuine products sold by them at wholesale for lower retail prices than they want under the dubious pretext that they become counterfeits simply through leaving the approved retail chain.
Everything is a bytestream.
Ah, yes Highroller by Crystal Method is one I've heard
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It's not "not getting the basics right", it's a simple typo. A thing like that shouldn't invalidate a whole article (unless you have skin in the game for the opponent argument).

Why does HN have a pattern of dismissing whole articles due to simple typos? It's as if we're so habituated to skim and do tldr-reading that our brain is working overdrive to find the slightest excuse not to have to do any type of reading beyond surface level.
Yeah, this lack of resources problem (with multiple other factors) keep most of us from living the life we want to live. I wonder how we can improve/grow out from this...
That’s why I focused on home assistant and open tech. Walled garden IoT is madness
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QC35 (not an ina-ear but a full blown headpiece) offers half mode, where noise cancellation is only at half level. Enough to not be distracted by the noises, yet also enough to ear that your kids are still playing in the next room.

Many stores will let you try them before you buy, so you check if it does what you want.
Yes, we can maintain quality at deep scale. The market we can reach is insanely massive. Think of how big DoorDash, UberEats, etc is - they can tap into every restaurant. With Bounce, we can tap into every restaurant, hotel, coffee shop...any decent retail location.

It scales really nicely with coverage. We get daily requests from stores all around the world who want to sign up. We will catch up to the coverage of other companies this year or next year.

We offer $5000 insurance...absolute peace of mind!
I agree - some focus definitely makes sense, but I was talking about the author mentioning spending "a lot of time" on this.
Seeing that you let a tentacle of an oppressive surveillance-crazy human-slaughtering dictatorship infect your hardware, you got off easy. Are you sure the uninstall was complete?
Please point out my

- baseless assertions

- gratuitous blanket personal attacks

Right now it looks like that's what you're doing, because I don't see that in my comment.

Did you watch the talk to the end?

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Let's say some charitable person hands out food to the poor. Only it's cooked with bad hygiene and people who eat it fall ill. People can and should warn tell each other to stay away. Even if his feelings get hurt. Even if he was only trying to do good.

I think this is a good metaphor because how bad the food is is key. If it's just a little bad he is doing a good thing. If it's a little bit more bad it's neutral and people can take it or leave it. And if the quality is really bad that's when people need to protect themselves and each other by dragging his name through the mud.

I'm not familiar with actix so I wont presume to say which category it falls into.
Britain has to solve its heating problem to meet its ambitious climate goals
A Boltzmann brain can form with a false memory that it had paused to consider whether it is a Boltzmann brain.

In other words, take a real human considering whether they are a Boltzmann brain and deciding that they are not. Any single moment in that human's existence can be simulated by a Boltzmann brain existing momentarily, including the moment where the human concludes that they are a real human, and the moment where the human reflects on its conclusion that it is not a Boltzmann brain.
It's a great book and one of my all time favourites but it's not really about Global Warming as the title suggests. That's the backdrop to the story more than anything.
Lol, by your thinking the concentration camps were the best resorts because they have most occupants becoming long term residents and it means they loved the place. And you think Kansas failed because low tax is a bad idea for business, not because nobody wants to go to Kansas.
People's political belief is tied to their ideological world view and is not liable to be changed.

It's the same effect with muslims coming to live in a western liberal democracy.
We already have socially funded free child care through the ages of 6-18, is it that much of a stretch for society to provide it for 0-5 too?
> They should optimize for money.

They already do. Which is what makes web browsing and web-enabled app usage the blissful delight that it is.
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> Think about it: there is ample evidence that life, the universe and everything else was created as a sixth year school project and has since been abandoned by its creator.

I think a very short conversation with any physicist could straighten that one out for you. Go and google any examples of constants put forward to support a fine-tuned universe theory, and tell me how many sixth graders you think could conceive their own set of physical laws that would create a stable, life supporting universe.
I quite frequently see people mention Plan 9, but seldom Inferno. Does anyone know why Plan 9 became more popular?
Don't take it personally, but as anecdotal evidence all the people I know believe California is dysfunctional. Most use even stronger words. You need to take a step out of the bubble and look at it to understand. Btw, half of the people I know are in US (East coast), the others in Europe, I am in Europe.
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Mmmm I think you're being overly and ineffectively critical. LA is a gigantic sprawl, digging is complicated by things like, say, the La Brea Tar pits and NIMBY-like stuff, and most of the new rail IS on a grade-seperated medium. San Fernando Valley has dedicated streets for busses, the LAX connector is a serious and immediate part of the plan, and if memory serves the connection to Santa Monica was ultimately finished years ahead of schedule.

Yes, the lack of express lines is a serious issue.

Quite frankly, the LA metro system is admirable failing at a nearly impossible task. It's just too spread out here for the usual set ups to work.

Ironically, part of the spread comes from the original LA transit system. You should look up a map sometime, it's really illuminating.
I don’t think that is the point of Aurelius. It’s not about changing your will, but about realising what is in your control, and taking responsibility where you have control.
2001 wasn't exactly great for the semiconductor industry...
> bare arms

= no shirt (or just a singlet?)

Bear arms = wander around with weapons. (Alternatively, have [black|brown|polar|panda] bears for your upper limbs/arms?)

I love English.
procfs is "loan-feature" from plan9 :)
Go fails the build, when you have an unused variable.
I see. This certainly could be used by SMB companies, which do not require (some or many) enterprise features, but still have sizeable codebases, teams and levels of activity. My point was that it is probably a good idea to spend time on performance (beyond some foundational metrics) as a linear function of gradual addition of enterprise features. I hope that it makes sense.
Mexico has had, for many years, stricter laws regarding gun ownership than America. They also rank extremely poorly in press freedom. I think part of what you're arguing is that freedom to do dangerous stuff (publish newspapers, own weapons, encrypt communications, etc...) causes "chaos and destruction." What convinced you of that causal relationship? I don't see it in your Mexico example.

Basically, I'm not sure you've correctly mapped your desired outcomes onto the policies you advocate. The things you're arguing for don't appear to help with the problem that scares you.
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yeah, the whole conduct thing was weird and felt like part of a different talk. I kept expecting him to try and bring it back to the rest of his talk and he never really did outside of it being somewhat related to the idea of "lets do things differently in the future".
AFAIK, the car companies bought up the transit lines and deliberately ran them into the ground.
Bits of John Wyndham's "The Kraken Wakes" (published 1953) also present rising sea levels, albeit caused by aliens intentionally melting the ice caps rather than humans accidentally doing it.

In the book, most people don't care until it's too late, and then they adjust to the post-apocalyptic world with a combination of violence and resignation.
Welfare programs don't increase wealth, they just (barely) keep some people afloat. Don't give them a fish, teach them to fish.
linux has pkill as well.
Okay, I looked it up and apparently CS is the only stem field where there seems to be significant bias (https://blogs.helsinki.fi/edu-kumpula/2019/10/10/faculty-of-...)
Addiction is one extreme of the usage pattern. The effects of increased internet usage could be seen before reaching that stage.
> initially were very nice and tried to give the author very polite suggestions on improvement, and it was only after the author being extremely dismissive[1], not admitting to his own flaws, not wanting to learn from others, and abusing his own power in shutting down valid discussion, that things turned nasty.

Yes, nice comments such as

>seriously? Please just stop writing Rust. You do not respect semver, you do not respect soundness, so why are you using a language predominantly based around doing these things right?

and

> Never write rust code again
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I don't recall any when compared to other OS's of the day. The special sauce of the Amiga was its hardware and the games/applications that it enabled.

Tools like ARexx and Amiga Basic were better (IMO) than what you got on other platforms, but the OS itself was rather meh. I guess you could say it was rather interesting in the sense that it had preemptive multitasking (years before PCs and Macs would) without memory protection... but that's hardly something you'd want to carry forward to present day.
You seem to think housing can be just created from nothing. That is fatal mistake in your thinking as no value is created from nothing. There has to be incentive for somebody to build housing in order for it to be built.

Taxes will not discourage housing investment - they will be paid by renters as housing is driven by supply/demand. Why do we pretend we can regulate markets when all individuals (except unproductive government layer) benefit most if they are less regulated?

Deregulating house development will encourage many developers to build housing as there is huge demand for it. How come you offer looting other people before you offer removing obvious pillars for the developers?
Ha, Bloomberg is also no longer current.

The US healthcare-through-employer tax rebates are crazy. But politically untouchable, alas.
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This is privilege speaking. As a upper middle class it is easy to scale back.. have more time blah blah

Now try that if you are under the mean. Good luck. It is absolutely the case that SOMEONE has to pay the bills. If you are making 40-60k and alone you can live pretty ok, now try that with 3 kids.

Making so much money you can afford to relax, take time to hangout with kids, take them skiing, buy PC for them, take them travelling, feed them good food. Put them in school where they will make connections for the future. You will absolutely makes a better parent, period.
Liar. You have a 'smart' phone, don't you?

Personally, I think we are reaching levels where marketing has taught people to take additional steps to do the same thing while talking about efficiency and first hand user-experience so of course you know how to be intuitive after watching it work million times on different screens before actually getting it.

Humans are pretty good at rationalising their behaviours and purchases therefore the effect is strong once you have captivated the person. It will spread in the herd because you don't want to be the only idiot in it.
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Not sure if this was just a side comment or not, but I don't think anybody is arguing that it takes a toll
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> unless you have skin in the game for the opponent argument

I stated explicitly otherwise (I'm not even in research), something you certainly couldn't miss. I'm not quite sure, if your allegation backfires.

Especially in hot temper, people make errors. But just then they should avoid making an easy target. The authors site also has some problems with rendering math (some does, some shows still dollar signs) and this adds to a first impression of sloppyness. I t is his decision to go public - but then he has to take the consequences.
(Obviously biased.)

So, instead of using tools primarily designed for chatting and commenting, you could use a tool specifically designed for the facilitation, capturing and representation of complex arguments.

We have spent the past 8 years building just such a tool, it’s called Kialo (https://kialo.com). It’s nowhere near as perfect as we would want it to be, but it gets the job done nicely.

In a nutshell, Kialo is an argument tree on steroids, with claim/comment separation, voting, claim multi-linking and switching of user perspectives, for single and multi thesis arguments.

Discussions can be real-time or async, private or public and worked on via desktop or mobile browser.

Here is a discussion Ethereum did whether they should use Kialo: https://kialo.com/28996 (103 claims)

And as an example of a multi thesis debate, have a look at this US politics one: https://www.kialo.com/24431 (>1k claims)

Two months ago we launched Kialo Edu (https://kialo-edu.com), our dedicated site for educators, as we wanted to build some extra functionality for them, additionally to giving them a more controlled environment without the public discussions.

We plan on releasing a custom site with additional decision-making features for teams and organizations soon (drop us a mail if you want to be notified support@kialoXXcom), until then, feel free to experiment/use kialo.com.

All feedback is welcome.
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Regarding the trackpad latency, have you seen that there is an update for it ? https://forum.pine64.org/announcements.php?aid=23 while it is more about the mouse moving while you are typing, it may help in your case.
Ah, that reminds me of my Westinghouse Radio Hub, an Internet connected radio, cd, weather, etc. I was excited to buy it on sale, then packed it in a closet and forgot all about it.

A long time later, I accidentally stumbled upon this puppy right there in the closet. Took it out of the box, and to my first disappointment, it wasn't wireless. You had to plug an Ethernet cable.

Hit the power button and the screen lights up with the word, initializing.

When you have waited long enough, the screen changes to Network error. I tried plugging it in directly on the modem to no avail. I tried to debug it by analyzing the network, the domain it pointed to was no longer resolving.

No internet feature for me I guess. At least I still had a Radio and CD player....

Let's tune in to the radio. Automatic station search. Apparently, that requires the internet. So after you wait long enough, Network Error.

Well let's go with CDs then. When you insert a CD, it looks for the album info online. Oh you have no connection? Network error it is.

Left it on my desk as decoration for a couple years before I threw it in the garbage.
Yeah I wasn’t sure how to describe it, but “about” seemed sufficient, as it generally includes the backdrop of the story. E. g. a cyberpunk future Los Angeles is just the backdrop of Blade Runner, but it’s clearly a critical part of the film.
All our ceiling lights, aircon, outlets are IR-controlled.

Then I got generic Chinese IR blasters, and use homebridge to connect it all over the LAN to Apple HomeKit.

If there is a shift in tech, someone will always be selling new IR blasters due to the installed base. Worse case, I'll always have the IR remote controls (or can build something out of an raspberry pi/arduino)
Vocation does not pay. It's fine if they prefer the grueling life, and should be left to it.
Show us where it shows up on the financial statements then? I bet you cant. Because after stiffing Nevada[1], Buffalo[2], and California [3], Tesla went hat-in-hand to China for special loans and promises to pay taxes there[4]. I guess you could say it's "smart business", in the same way that PE buying a company, gutting it and selling it off for parts is "smart business". But make no mistake: China owns that factory.

This is not conspiracy, it's in their disclosures. I simply cannot understand what people root for a company doing these things.

[1]
http://thestoreyteller.online/2020/01/17/tesla-surges-to-92b...

[2] https://nypost.com/2019/08/28/cuomos-buffalo-billion-tainted...

[3]https://www.vox.com/identities/2019/9/30/20891314/elon-musk-...

[4]https://www.autonews.com/china/tesla-pay-china-323-million-y...
> The effects of increased internet usage could be seen before reaching that stage.

But that's true of any addiction - alcohol, drug, gambling, etc. You can see the effects before it reaches the extreme stage.
It probably depends how you use the internet. The study says the main use of the internet was social networking (40%). If a compsci major is using the internet in the same way as typical students I don't doubt the results hold true in proportion. Study also notes that it resulted in increased loneliness, which would hold true as well.
Maybe we're in the healthy balance.
"alternative"? Thanks for the better and more specific data, but didn't we already know this?

Men and women also pair up with the man being older. So this isn't going away until the government forces equal-age mating.
You're right. It can, and I see this has been discussed elsewhere in the thread. So it's certainly in play.

But each variant of a boltzman brain that accounts for the passage of time, passes that 'test' at the cost of being less probable overall. Most boltzman brains won't pass that test, but some will. And then you throw in the other tests people have mentioned: a feeling that your memories are somehow internally coherent and consistent. Most won't pass that test either, but some will. And 'some' could be so many that, if you were picking out of a hat, they are still more likely than that your experiences have really happened.

I guess the interesting question is whether you can collect together enough 'tests' that filter out BBs, that you can pare down the range of possible BBs that pass the tests, to the point that they become a less probable explanation than the actual spontaneous emergence of life in the universe.
I think HP are selling printers now where the in-box cartridges are part of Instant Ink, so it's possible that "chose" here could mean "was foolish enough to purchase a printer from HP, king of the ink rip-off".
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Uhm sure? All the people that I know who’ve moved to Austin have done so for the career opportunities...no one just picked Texas and said they were going to find a job later. They were pretty mercenary about where they were going. Some were even forced their (eg when IBM closed Boca and moved everyone who didn’t want to quit to Austin).

> Texas was a tech hub before most of us were born.

Sure, they’ve also been importing liberals since before most of us were born. I mean my dad lived near San Antonio sometime in the 60s for that reason, again it wasn’t his choice (even being in the Army wasn’t).
My point is not about this specific type of addiction but that there's no switch that flips once you reach the "addiction" stage of internet usage. Working it backward, you'd see the bad effects before being considered an "addict", the extreme case.

I'm just saying the title isn't completely click-baity.
yes. it does. basically the standard ide was croaking on your use of a private artifactory.

Any particular reason why you have structured this way ? could you not pull all your source code in a single build process ?

gradle will make the builds very effective - extremely performant on modular builds
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This model is perfectly good. However, the laws are still outdated with respect to it. Here are simple proposals:

- hp (or Apple) can sign you up for this, but then they cannot call it "buy" in the shop. Rent an iPhone (Android phone) or install a printer may be what it should be.

- they need to inform you about the price. In EU a shop cannot write prices without VAT. Install for X EUR + Y EUR per month is what should be on the sticker.

- finally, there is the antitrust. If somebody tries to replace Y with ads, this must be legally part of the price. Higher price for consumers is what makes a good reason to split a monopoly.
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