skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sounds just like all the current front-end stack stuff, just faster that time. If you focus on the new shiny (even if you don't recognize it as the new shiny) you're susceptible to a newer shinier obsoleting some of your skill set.

In that case, it makes sense to move either farther up the stack to design (or even out of the "stack", to more pure design) or down the stack to where it's more stable, at the systems level.
this maybe? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29214487/
More to the point, I believe the ability to foster connections between a wide variety of topics & ways of knowing will open many doors. Singular focus is not the unique path to success, aggregating knowledge and wielding it coherently (even if tenuously) is also quite potent.

Consider every stereotypical intellectual TED talk you've seen, chances are it either goes deep on one idea or develops its uniqueness by combining ideas that create a new adjacency.

Granted the "jack of all trades, master of none" phenomenon is real but it's still predicated on mastery of singular topics being the target. Breadth combined with sufficient depth to be dangerous, as well as the ability to communicate clearly, enables people to organize and align disparate ideas that people can rally behind. Every skilled product manager, marketer, and executive needs to be able to cross over from their core expertise, and general curiosity and the ability to dive into many things at once is fundamental to those sorts of successes.
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Notably, it was also their last server os. OS X server lived on, but as just an app.
There was no decline. I very distinctly remember laughing that iPhone couldn't support flash because so many websites were based on flash.

I was a Blackberry user at the time and the best hope for a standard website was that it had some watered down "mobile website" with the same important info because nearly every local business that had a website with hours/location/contact info had it done in flash.
Agencies and consulting companies have built their fortune on clueless customers. But I honestly don't really care anymore. I just want to write code and go home
People here cannot bear the thought that software development could be, gasp, just a job. But there’s nothing wrong with shoveling the shit and getting paid.
Can someone explain to me why 1password doesn't have something like this built in? You can use words, or random/symbols, but not both. Which fails miserably every time you're faced with some sort of silly password requirement to have a symbol and a number and a capital or whatever.
There is an option on correcthorse.pw to add a number and/or a special character as needed.
Pointy haired boss. (From Dilbert)
Perhaps Amazon is trying to be the major fulfillment provider as automation of order picking becomes more productive, and those employees are made redundant; a sort of "Netflix for warehouses" model (where Netflix went from mail fulfillment to online).
Who was he dog whistling to? The secret google cabal of sexist software engineers? This strong claim borders on conspiracy. It flies in the face of the fact that the memo was not originally posted for the whole company to see, but in response to a request for feedback on bias training.
Can you link to some of these extremely negative articles on their blogs please?
Sorry, I don't understand the question.
This is such a fundamental, but grossly overlooked fact. The spectrum implies that a tether to one ideology (and therefore party) means a tether to all others that fall under the umbrella of that party's stance. The other side is either 'evil' or 'stupid'. It fosters polarization and a basic disrespect for the legitimacy of other people's thought and opinions - this is harmful because it creates a pendulum effect in the cultural narrative and gives rise to extremism on either side. Moderation is underrated.
For easier-to-remember passphrases, you can download the EFF wordlist from https://www.eff.org/files/2016/07/18/eff_large_wordlist.txt and specify that file instead of /usr/share/dict/words
The Platinum UI ended up in a weird middle ground -- windows had thick borders which were clickable, but dragging them would move the window, not resize it!
> but at least we can now tell investors we are a keen company with an AI play up our sleeve

Obviously I don't know the details of your company situation, but I've experienced myself over the years, that sometimes it can be less overall cost and trouble to give this kind of lip service, rather than fighting an overwhelming fashionable trend until that trend runs its natural course to extinction.

> Team motivation is in a weird space: everyone is relaxed because there is no pressure to succeed

If I was leading that team, I would try to find (or insert) nuggets of goodness (smaller/non-obvious objectives and tasks) in that project which allow the team members to get some personal longer term benefit out of it.

And ideally find (or insert) nuggets of goodness (smaller/non-obvious objectives and tasks) in that project, which have a good chance of becoming useful to the company later - beyond the scope of the official project.

And hopefully the team would become excited about doing something meaningful beyond the official project objective.

p.s. I'm speaking from experience in this kind of a situation.
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I'm curious how practical an RNG attack actually is here (which absolutely isn't meant to serve as criticism of your surfacing the issue!).

In any case, I expect it's much harder than a random "free password gen!" website saving results on the sly (... which is meant to be mild criticism of your framing, but not your recommendation :-p).
Previous conversation here with some good links; https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23532560
Everybody working at Dropbox?
No pricing for a service that cannot remain free. This never ends well.
Hadn't realized that, admittedly I kinda stopped reading after the no IMAP, no import. Thank you for correcting me.

I'm still struggling to understand the decision making here though: this is a premium product pricing itself above the various GSuite/Exchange/Online/Fastmail, and demanding a significant time investment from users (for the whitelisting). There is of course nothing wrong with that, and I really like the idea of a premium, well crafted email system.

However, the lack of archive import (and of sync'ing to alternate email addresses it seems?) seems puzzling here.

I'm not sure that the Venn diagram intersection of people who really care about email but do not require import of their current archives is a large enough market to go after.

I have a small-ish archive (15 years) and any service that wasn't able to work with is a nonstarter for me. I imagine while not the most common situation, we are talking about premium email here...
Portable Media Player?
Well I'm sure you'd have to enter your password to disable 2FA.

/s, obviously.
That's completely irrelevant to the analogy, and you are making the same exact mistake as flyinglizard: treating an analogy as a simple comparison instead of as… an analogy.

For example, let's try another analogy: If a plane crashes and kills a bunch of people, we investigate the cause of the accident and demand to know what happens. We don't decline to investigate, fail to assign blame, or neglect to comfort the families because "well, people kill people more than planes kill people."

Note that this analogy holds even though homicides account for 1600x as many deaths annually than plane crashes… because that's irrelevant to what's actually being compared in the analogy.
I'm surprised they don't get eminent-domain'd, not that I think they should, but I feel like that would be a ripe target for something like that
Useless? Not always...if they're well done PR they collect eyeballs. But yeah, all PR gags.
"a new custom tire"

sounds expensive to replace when you drive over a nail
More like vaporwave, 90's were industrial and office design: something to make you feel productive. No 00's kid would understand this, we did. BeOS was a mix between the potential MS Office killer and the multimedia machine capabilities from the late 90's. No cyberpunk, no friends, no avant-garde. Just a boring office cubicle + multimedia production for artists. No, not for vaporwave music. Any music. Techno, classical, R&B, metal... anything. That, and video/image editing.

The late 90's screamed "workplace", "multimedia" and the information exchange era. Brutalist and futurism.

OFC Helvetica was mimicked from press, the media and press were HUGE back in the day, they had the same power as MS, Amazon, FB, Google and Netflix today. So we tried to clone magazines, VCRs, TV's, cubicles and stereos/radios in our computers. We succeeded.

Trying to explain the 90's with "vaporwave" is ridiculous. Those could be maybe for the early 90's demoscene for PC/Amiga. They were as obsolete in late 90's as Windows 98 today.

The late 90's were about replicating the mainstream media in your computer.
"It's like a breath of fersh air after decades of walled garden and proprietary junk.

That said, the Pine-* are definitely not .. quite .. ready for mainstream."

Perhaps "ready for mainstream" is overrated (from a user perespective). Consider that many of the supposedly "ready for mainstream" proprietary hardware products that consumers have been continually fed for decades are laden with problems. Consumer routers are the first example that comes to mind but there are problems with almost everything, no matter how slick the marketing. The sellers try to block consumers from fixing anything and convince the buyers that they need constant "updates" that can only come from one source: the seller. They are effectively trying to destroy the concept of ownership.
> I'm saying we have to work twice as hard as white people, not African Americans.

The point still stands. How do you know you have to work twice as hard as white people? Which white people? Wealthy who got admitted to elite Private universities on legacy? How about working class white people with non college educated parents?

This question does not deny it all that there is workplace discrimination against Asian Americans, and that depending on educational institution, admission may have a higher bar, but your use of blanket hyperbole doesn't help advance a critical discussion of whether or why that should be the case.

> Look what I'm saying is scary right? I'm saying there is no easy "just make racism illegal" solution to racism.

That's a straw man. Nobody is suggesting "making racism illegal", because it is impossible for legislation to achieve. Racism itself is a cultural issue.

What people are suggesting is removing legal protections that allow law enforcement to disproportionately violate the human rights of African Americans. That is very possible. That is exactly how you get started on tackling the problem of racial injustice in policing.
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This is particularly annoying when trying to sanitize input in a language like Java, where String.trim() only removes space (maybe tab?) and the pre-defined Regex classes in Pattern define some of the whitespace characters, but not all.

Horizontal whitespace characters [ \t\xA0\u1680\u180e\u2000-\u200a\u202f\u205f\u3000]

Vertical whitespace characters [\n\x0B\f\r\x85\u2028\u2029]

Whitespace characters [ \t\n\x0B\f\r]
I assume that the newsletter wasn't the only thing that annoyed the CEO... There are thousands of other sites out there critical of eBay. Why this one? There must be some other reason for the harassment, as yet not unearthed...
SNET, it seems. Awesome!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_in_Cuba#SNET
I'd love to see the paper (but don't want to pay $36 for it). Citations are often power-law distributed - I'd suspect one outliers is driving this effect.
There are some addons for Firefox to clear the urls. My advice is to not use Google.
How do you image neutrinos? I mean if you’re imaging the sun with light you’d use a pinhole camera, for normal images lenses or mirrors, but if neutrinos go straight through the whole planet how do you make a lens for that? Or a pinhole camera?

Edit: I see that someone else asked a similar question, the answer being that you image electrons that have been knocked loose by neutrinos, which is much easier.
"In February 2020, Thyssenkrup AG's board announced that it would sell its elevator segment to Advent International ... "

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ThyssenKrupp

This just keeps getting more interesting.
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It's a ring, so it should be thought of as something pi1000km in length, not pi(500km)^2 in area. The inside of the ring is not used for the structure. $32,000/meter sounds pretty generous.
I don't think you buy a tesla for low part costs

e.g. https://www.tflcar.com/2019/06/tesla-model-3-repair-story/
The internal-cost difference between 75kWh and 100kWh might be higher than the cost having two pack sizes
Fair point, but this is Tesla we are talking about. They will find a way to make price competitive (possibly after failing a few times first).
You, and I, are responsible for our own emotions. Once we start going down that road it will be very easy to do away with free speech because “emotions”.

And I say that as an extremely sensitive person.
It's a car that sells on average for ~100k. I don't think an expensive tire change in case of a nail will stop the target customer from purchasing this vehicle.
> It's ridiculously outdated advice.

I dunno what your experience is like, but I have seen this scenario repeat itself many many times in many places: someone is rewriting something without fully understanding what the old thing did, blindly proclaiming that their rewrite won't have any of the problems of that old clunky thing, introducing new bugs and limitations in the process without adequately solving the problem the old thing was addressing.

All. The. Fucking. Time. Big companies are especially bad at this.

Seems to be a variant of the phenomenon second system syndrome is meant to describe.
What stack are you using? I did the same thing not long ago with Flask and Plotly.
Right. But they're loaded terms, and I think it's best to avoid using them when discussing historical sexual patterns, because of how easy they are to misinterpret and how it's easy to accidentally slip into the second definition while ostensibly using the first. It's similar to projecting the contemporary term "dictator" to Roman dictators: they're very different things, despite a superficial similarity.

Even in the contemporary USA, sexual preferences and practices don't neatly map to those categories. See, for instance, the hyper-concrete use of "males who have sex with males (MSM)" in public health, to capture all the men who have sex with men who are (ahem) straight.
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you couldn't entirely revert the control panel to "classic". Win2K pioneered moving a bunch of stuff out of the control panel entirely and into Computer Management (which you could get to by right clicking on the computer icon)
The United States is very welcoming to immigrants. Probably the best in the world at it.

For some reason, people fail to distinguish between legal and illegal immigration.
Personally, I would like a dupe button separate from the flag button. When you click “dupe”, you’re prompted to enter the URL of the original, so the system can cross check multiple people.
I'll wait for Consumer Reports or the EPA before believing any of Tesla's range claims.

E: As in from the EPA itself and validated by Consumer Report's field-testing, not Tesla claiming EPA certification and verified through easily cheat-able testing.
Thanks, I appreciate it. Obviously it's hard for me to confirm things (an increasing problem) but at the very least it gives me an insight and a hook into events.

Not sure why people can't take their political hat off for HN and try to inform.
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POTUS: "If we stop testing right now, we'd have very few cases, if any"
It's really incredible what Tesla is doing. Haters gonna hate, but they continue to innovate and move the industry forward.
Depends on the situation.

I definitely wouldn't try this on a freshly booted Raspberry Pi, for example.
Nonstandard anything is a nuisance for wear items on any equipment seeing many hours of duty.
>That won't go unnoticed.

Given the size of the pit that would probably literally melt the pit right out of the warhead.
Yes but don’t most “luxury” automobiles come with non-cheap tires to begin with that may or may not bring 2% mileage improvement with them?
I was using the term "illegal" as an adjective, not a noun, to describe their immigration status, a simple way to say that they are here illegally.
What is the best source to create your own database, just for learning purposes ?

Great resources will be appreciated.

Thank you.
The Hyundai Nexo EV is already at 380 miles, and it’s a real SUV, not a flat-as-a-pancake Model S. It refuels in five minutes, to boot, but is only practical in California. If they increased tank volume by 5% it’d be at 400 miles EPA.
shuf uses randint(), which defaults to /dev/urandom as the nonce source:

https://github.com/coreutils/coreutils/blob/v8.31/gl/lib/ran...

Your "--random-source=/dev/urandom" line is superfluous. My original line is as secure as yours.
That's up to you but I'm sure you could put the effort in, someone else has.
"I understand why so many of us want to believe in the political spectrum—it makes politics simple and gives us the illusion that our party’s beliefs have an underlying (and righteous) philosophical coherence—but it’s time to face up to the facts. “Right-wing” and “left-wing” are little more than tribal designations."

While i understand where the author is heading with this, i think that a departure from left-wing/right-wing language for any individual would not be reflected in the political reality that one of two parties (which broadly allign to left or right) will wield power in the foreseeable future. So we neccesarily fall back into the "tribes".

Im not convinced that changing the map at an individual level changes the terrain here.
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So the target market is people who want a really slow more expensive tablet with a horrible interface for touch?

Microsoft’s own products run better on the low end iPad than the low end Surface. On top of that, the interface is better for touch.

And Microsoft sells less Surfaces than Apple sells Macs, let alone iPads. This isn’t really saying much about the Windows being backwards compatible for ever (what started this thread) was a great strategy.

https://investorplace.com/2018/10/surface-sales-propel-micro...
I wonder how much of this will translate to real world driving. Teslas have generally significantly underperformed in real world range compared to EPA. This reads very much like they're optimizing more towards a benchmark.
Nobody commenting here seems to have any experience with ICE or their procedures or the criminal justice system, or the staggering difference between legal and illegal immigration.

Most of this seems to be driven by headlines on social media rather than any true understanding of the issues.
I'm a fan. The cash back is pretty useful, the interfaces are all easy to use, and customer service is all through iMessage which is awesome. I have 3 credit cards in rotation and this is one of them.

You'll find it less useful if you're not all-in on the Apple eco-system (My family and I are all-in so we love it).
Respectfully speaking, if you read to the second sentence, you'd learn the range is an EPA rating.
The first iPhone doesn't have AppStore but has Safari. It seems that they don't expect its advantage initially.
Teslas are known for achieving only 75-85% of EPA in the real world.

This is based on my own data, owning multiple Teslas over four years.

The issue is that short drives suffer HVAC losses and long drives are at highway speeds, which is significantly above the speed the EPA uses for their dyno. tests. Further, Tesla actually runs the tests themselves and uses their own calculations to simulate wind resistance.
Lately I'll use the word-based recipe in 1PW and add in a capital letter, special character and number before saving. This should be very easy to automate, I too am surprised they haven't offered this yet as an e.g. "salted passphrase."
That's the obvious inference, but how is Starlink 1 over 100 ms when their goal is 20 ms?
It's been a while since we've had a big Internet or telephony outage. Things are getting much better but we should expect occasional problems and glitches like this.
I'm a minority who is tired of people using that term without any distinction. Please be more specific because "minorities" are not being randomly killed. We’re doing just fine.
> But the more it grows first, the more entrenched it is, the fewer competitors remain, and the even larger those future profits will be.

Of course, the longer the time horizon investors are considering, the greater the risk of someone disrupting Amazon's profits in that time frame.
I suppose rather than shaping the nature of party politics itself it would change how the narrative of either party is shaped. The party can't rely on pandering to extreme realities and perhaps a more complex voter will compel more thoughtful leadership? This does sound like a bit of a stretch however.
You’re confusing the ability to create a felony vs. the ability to prosecute one. The fact that they still have to refer to the justice department to prosecute is a different thing.

I’m not saying that the FDA has unlimited regulatory authority, they could not for example regulate financial securities, but they have an unchecked authority. This is subtly different.
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Scientists estimate there are around 30 intelligent civilizations in the galaxy
https://github.com/danistefanovic/build-your-own-x#build-you...
No this is not a relic from bitkeeper. Why dont you ask the dev responsible instead of some random on a mailing list stringing assumptions to fit a narrative.

https://mobile.twitter.com/xpasky/status/1272280760280637441
Dolt doesn't work for large data right?
> I agree that wheelchair users might be comparatively expensive customers, but if that 2% stat is correct they would be profitable to someone. A business with 2% of the market as a captive audience is going to be profitable.

That is true, but it most likely leaves wheelchair users paying a premium on goods and services for the privilege of even being able to enter the establishment, and probably having a smaller selection of lower quality to choose from to boot.

That is what generally happens with captive markets, you know.
You should mention that it’s a hydrogen fuel cell vehicle if you’re going to compare apples to oranges.
To save people googling, the Hyundai Nexo EV is a hydrogen fuel-cell car, not battery electric.
So they were military/landlords back in Punjab and did the same in US? Where's the American Dream™ upgrade? Btw if you were a Jatt in Punjab you were already upper-middle class but now in US you downgraded to lower-middle class.

I would like to see if a Chamaar from Punjab was able to go to US before 1960s and able to become a land owner.
You can patch a tire with up to a 1/4 inch puncture.
1) What about WindowsMobile, Blackberry?
I have had a couple conversations where a business guy starts off with a decent idea then he says something like "the cognitive AI module will fill out your expense report after watching you do it for a couple weeks".

What the fuck? If I had the ability to code a cognitive AI module which could do that I would not be building it for you, I would solve self driving and license the software for billions.
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