skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
While you have the right idea, that “every little bit counts” is bunkum, you stopped a little short: Car emissions only account for ~42-44% of total emissions from transportation in North America. Large trucks account for 56-58%.

Source: Sustainable energy, without the hot air. This book dives into the bigs that need to be tackled before the smalls.

Plus, penalizing fuel hurts the poor more than the rich. The poor are the ones driving long distances from cheap housing to city centres for work. They are the personal support workers, caregivers and Uber drivers. The rich can afford to live within 10 mins walking distance of work, and can also afford to move when changing jobs to maintain walkability.
Why Do People Love to Draw Dicks in Games? An Investigative Report (2013)
Hiding an SSID is just a feature to not show it to the user. The device already know of its existence.
What are you going to do for APIv3?

Version it as google.golang.org@v2? google.golang.org@v3 (but @v2 doesn't exist)? Release an @v2 which is identical to @v1?
Years ago I worked for a firm producing a patient invoice database system for hospitals. The system was sold for either Xenix based computers (default) or for DOS based computers.
The software was written in Quick BASIC (yes!) and the 2 OS forms were synced via Xenix's Revision Control System.
We had a in-house executable which compared the R.C.S version information recorded in the source code on both machines.
No, that 'connotation' isn't present in the parent's actual words.
Epic was not a shit show. The needless histrionics of the community response were a shit show. Not only unnecessary, but downright illogical for the community to throw a fit that amounted to begging for there to be no competition. Players got pissed off for having to sign up for a different free store and click a different button to launch their games.

The tragedy is that a whole generation doesn't realize you used to be able to buy and play games anonymously, offline, without going through a middleman. It would be better if you weren't forced through any launcher, but if there has to be one, more options are better.
> Yes! We have a newsroom that writes the reports. The subscription is $4.99/month.

I have no experience of the news industry but I would imagine that a newsroom costs money to run and can produce only so many stories a day. So how do you intend to make this scalable and sustainable over the long term?
Also, I'm happy to field questions and/or requests directly via email. You can email me at john.kempe@gusto.com!
Has anyone here gone through this sort of treatment, or know someone who has? I have some people in my life who desperately need some depression relief, and common treatments have been basically worthless.
This doesn't even require the survival of the species, we share about half our DNA with bananas.

Granted the persistence of humans provides quite a bit more, and implies the survival of (some) culture as well, which might matter more.
This was my experience too with a 6s. Even with a brand new battery I'd get maybe 3 hours of use out of my phone (and I'm a pretty light user) and furthermore it would often shut down registering as much as 30% remaining. I bit the bullet and upgraded to a new iPhone 11 a few months ago, and I now regularly end the day with 70% battery life, with no change to my phone habits.

So, at least anecdotally, there's more to the story here....
I'm no burrito expert, but any theory saying that the term burrito were invented in the 20th century is almost certainly wrong

This dictionary of Mexican slang/dialect from 1895 says that burrito is a term used in central Mexico for something fairly similar to a modern burrito (a rolled up tortilla with meat or other things inside of it)

https://archive.org/details/diccionariodemej00ramouoft/page/...
CSS is a set of concepts. CSS contains a set of layout models, such as flexbox. You need to learn a layout model. There is no other way. I like Flexbox. It's easy to center in Flexbox.
> that includes payments, camera effects, extensive social integrations, stories, GIFs, reactions, games, polls, voice recording, calling, video chat

To be fair, this is part of the problem ^
mmmrtl's explanation seems more parsimonious.
Speakers in monitors are an area where Apple really could have disrupted the status quo. It just makes no sense how bad built in speakers are, my iPhone SE has better sound than my 4K monitor or my 2.5K monitor. I didn't come across anything with positive speaker reviews while shopping for my monitors either.
After having a bank account opening denied only because they didn't have any data on me, I share your worry.
We did a data extraction project for 81 trials using oral or intravenous IV as a cancer therapy! You can see the whole project at https://sysrev.com/p/6737. Basically we imported 81 VitC trials from clinicaltrials.gov and extracted dose levels, administration methods, placebo usage, and some other data.

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The results of the research will be published soon...
Opt-out is kinda pointless in "crowded" places. They just take the other 10 wifi near you.
That's good to know, I am still using the MPD support in Mopidy since I found more clients for it.

Certainly as an end user the MPD ecosystem looks to be "stagnant" to put it generously, many of the clients I tried demonstrated curious behavior, and at least for audio there don't seem to be any obvious alternative standards emerging to replace it yet.
Was told that for interns, Sezzle is explicitly looking for Junior and Senior standing students. It seems not stated in the job posting.
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what exactly did he die of? It’s so amazing the super rich really don’t have access to any extra health care than regular middle class.
You think what caused the drop is behind us... given now we have 6 mortalities and a possible emergency declaration by FEMA?
Or because Sunday starts daylight savings time.
Don't know if they've just been posting to get people to try their app, but I had an interview arranged with them and no one showed up. They asked me to reschedule, I gave them a different time and they never responded.
I think the implication was what if some jackass smashes the bottles and you find them with your foot.
> Though do the same for bad engineers and you'll get comically disastrous results...

Is there any way to manage bad engineers that does not end in comically disastrous results?
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Write an app!

On the first screen it poses the question, "Should I buy a bunch of N95 masks?"

On the second screen, it says, "Fuck, no."
Show HN: Abstract AI generated art on your TV
I'm thinking maybe they moved off of React Native. RN makes sense for a small org or for an app you're just getting started with, but a megacorp like FB can afford to hand-craft a smaller, tighter app for each platform.
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People post on facebook assuming the privacy model of facebook, where they have revokable control of who sees what they share. What do you think your friends would say if you told them you're keeping a personal copy of their photos even if they try to delete them?
I think a lot of game engines really aren't that robust. Bethesda's engine is notorious for breaking the laws of physics when your FPS is above 60
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Do you mind sharing the test you used? Curious to try this myself.
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What kind of information are you planning to compile?
Sample renderings of Maperitive rules-sets
Mainframe -> Native Desktop apps -> Web apps -> Native Mobile Apps -> Mobile Web apps
Yeah that makes sense then. I have been using Robinhood cause I figured it wouldn't matter anyway the latency differences between click trading and their algos are so large. But I won't be after the outage today.
You could get it now. You just need a very powerful telescope that you send to somewhere a billion light years away faster than the speed of light, and take pictures along the way.
Headless eCommerce explained. Necessary or no?
Fundamentally, the problem is that whether an exception should be checked or runtime depends on the context. It makes no sense so say that "FileNotFoundException" is checked.

If that exception is thrown because a user selected a file that disappeared, it's recoverable, so it should be checked.

If that exception is being thrown at startup because the app failed to find a file that absolutely needs to be present otherwise everything is broken, then it should be runtime.

Obviously, Java will never be able to adjust to that perspective on exceptions since it would break pretty much everything.
I'd be curious to see more details on how pub/sub works with SQLLite
So, were they completely immersed in water?
Going to Webull seems super silly if the issue is mobile/web 2.0+ startup brokers.
Dow surges, gaining 1,200 points in comeback rally
I wasn't aware, but honestly quite happy they succeeded. A lot of the extra features they were adding seemed pretty out of place for my local market, but they definitely put a lot into it.
Building a better date/time library for Swift
What does Let's Encrypt sell when it's not certs
I can see it. It's pretty easy to hit that much code when you include your own code for things as trivial as a JSON parser rather than leveraging what the native SDK provides (which was alluded to in the article). It sounds like they had a bit of Not Invented Here syndrome going on and this rewrite addressed a lot of that. It also sounds like they had a bunch of systems (probably different teams even) doing similar tasks like synchronizing state. And they also had their own UI framework. All that stuff adds up to a lot of code. But, all that being said, it still has a ton of features. It's not your father's IRC client sending text around and failing to transfer files through NAT/firewalls.
The API being "standard" doesn't change it being bad. I mean, it is what it is and probably couldn't have been much better given historical reasons, but I think it's still useful to think on how it fails and how to improve on it.
Consumers could have replaced the battery, a practice that has been universal in consumer electronics for, well, the entire history of battery-powered consumer electronics.

If consumers were aware that their phones were actually suffering from degraded performance due to a design failure by Apple, instead of being gaslighted into believing that their phones simply seemed slower because they were older, they might have switched away from Apple.

All of this chicanery is really about getting consumers comfortable with the idea of disposable gadgets that must be replaced every year. When you expose the fact that a LIPO powered phone is probably going to need a new battery after 1-2 years, consumers start to wonder why they are charged an exorbitant fee to replace the battery in the first place.
> If you share anything at all over Facebook, you should expect it to be in someone's personal dossier of you, forever.

No, they shouldn't, and this why we have privacy laws.
A great way to speed up the pace to their next scandal.
https://www.quitfacebook.org
Or more practically, hope for a bunch of alien civilizations to have put up mirrors aimed in our direction.
You could give google.golang.org/protobuf@v1 an //importpath to the github package, so go would warn people about it.
> More businesses need to have this mindset if we are going to move towards a sustainable economy.

Capitalism says they won't. Consumers as a whole favor cheaper products over sustainable ones.

Regulation is how you solve that problem. Tax companies that use disposable packaging or don't manage their waste streams properly (however you define that) and they'll stop doing it.

Recycling has always been the feel-good system to shift the blame for disposable packaging from companies to consumers. The term "littering" was literally invented to do just that, just like "jaywalking" was a way to shift the blame for traffic problems to pedestrians.

https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2006/05/origins-anti-li...
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While I don’t doubt it would be ruled unconstitutional in the US, election day media bans are enforced in many functioning democracies (including Iceland, Israel and the UK). However, it can be debated how effective these bans are in the wake of social media. Also repercussion for braking this ban is also quite often minimal (two parties were found guilty of violating it in the last Icelandic parliamentary election, and no punishment was given).
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I have a (somewhat forlorn) hope that, now that Music neé iTunes is no longer a floor wax and a dessert topping, it might someday be a stable piece of software.

Recent releases from Apple don't really encourage this hope, admittedly. I wish they would formalize a tick-tock strategy for OS and core apps, pushing new features on odd years and fixing their mess on even ones.
I suppose that makes you the smartest person in SV!
I guess this article counts as therapy, what with the whole line of "The goddamn vaunted databases of the government are NOT the stuff of conspiracy theories. In fact, they're just as shitty as you would expect."
Unless you had a trade scheduled, how would that work? Any one can say they wanted to buy or sell something with the benefit of hindsight
> If Apple let the phones crash, as old electronics often do

citation please?
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My takeaway is it kinda seems Troy wants to add A TON of people and still keep the same organization and responsibility.

Sounds to me like he's window shopping for an investor that will basically replace his engineering role with a team, pay that team, give Troy a paycheck for work he's done in the past, and let him show up every couple weeks between jetsetting to bark his vision at the new team.

I'm not shocked that it's not going well so far. HIBP is one of those unique cult-of-personality type platforms where it cannot exist in it's current form without Troy, and Troy cannot continue in his current form without HIBP. If I'm looking to buy HIBP I want to know that it's not just going to be the Troy Show 2.0 with my money instead of his.
When Sysadmins Ruled the Earth
Author Here: This website has been shown before see discussions on https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22344254
Now I'm introducing an easy way to display AI Abstract art on a idle tv / monitor.
You can control the refresh rate and also the images being displayed via query parameters: https://art42.net/tv?itemsCount=1&refreshInterval=360
I'm curious if this is an interesting addition to the Online AI Gallery.
Posix_spawn on Linux uses the clone() system call, and passes a pointer called args. Errors come back at args.err
They formed in shallow water, so to begin with, yes.
In my experience, the best way to eliminate the VPN is to expose your various internal business services as websites w/ TLS1.2 & multi-factor authentication.

Obviously, this isn't practical for everything. But, if the thing you were using VPN for is already a web application, you are basically halfway there. Ideally, you just directly expose a secure web application to clients, but in some cases (i.e. very old legacy systems) you probably want to put an nginx box in front and then put the authentication at that level.

Web access has a huge range of benefits. Users are scoped directly to the system of concern rather than an entire network of hosts. You can take security to the next level with server-side rendering of web content in order to avoid additional required channels of communication or revealing of implementation secrets to the client (e.g. SPA client source).

We are at a point of placing our actual application servers directly on the public internet (with TLS1.2/MFA/ACLs/etc). Hiding behind VPNs or layers of reverse proxies seems to cause more harm than good.
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> The google.golang.org/protobuf module is APIv2. We have taken advantage of the need to change the import path to switch to one that is not tied to a specific hosting provider.

This seems like a good example why tying the name of the package in the code with the place where it can be downloaded was a very bad idea. Simply changing hosting providers is now a backwards compatibility break for your clients.

If Go imports didn't work this way, you could have simply offered the old v1 from both github.com and google.golang.org, and used a clear v2 for the v2. Sure , you would have similar problems if you wanted to change the logical package structure for some reason (say, when an open-source package moves to a different organization), but that is a much rarer case than switching code repos.

However, given that that ship has probably long sailed, you probably picked the right choice.

I would also note that v2 in the import path feels a bit strange, since it makes users of the newest code need to know about the history of the package, but there are also clear advantages which probably out-weigh this (I believe this is absolutely not the case for the decision to include the hosting provider in the import path).