skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
How can you simultaneously state that you prefer an app list (where all apps are listed and thus added automatically) and complain about how apps are automatically added to the Android home screen (which I presume is what you're referring to as desktop)?

And the thing you never used never made your daily workflow easier? That sounds... obvious? Try using it for a while and then decide if they're worth it.
Something like the Fujitsu PRIMEHPC FX700?
> By this logic no one should

I am not saying ppl should or shouldn't do certain thing. Its up to them.

I am contradicting "petagonia is a noble company for boycotting FB". They clearly aren't because they are supporting far worse things.
"Revenue per user is a very misleading way to evaluate the value when talking about a hyper-global operation."

It doesn't matter, because there's no way to torture the data until "the amount of money that Facebook can afford to remit to its users for giving them their data" is going to be anything significant. They can't afford anything "per user" or any significant number of users.

If it were, say, $500 dollars a year, and we were arguing about whether we were an order of magnitude low or high, it might matter, because the difference between $50/yr and $5000/year is pretty significant. But you're never going to get so much as "Facebook can pay most users $15/month for their data" let alone anything worth it to anybody.

Also, I've seen people hypothesize about these other values that this data might bring before, but bear in mind I'm operating my analysis based on Facebook overall revenue. There is no hypothetical 10x or 100x amount of value sitting around in the data, which we know, because otherwise Facebook would be collecting some significant amount of the value and it would be showing up in their revenue. The fact I'm basing this sort of analysis on revenue rather than profit is already an ENORMOUS concession to the idea, just staggeringly huge, and even with that concession it's a couple of orders of magnitude away from making sense.

If you think there's some huge untapped source of revenue here that might make the idea work, show it to me. Show me the company and their revenue. There's Google, and then it falls off a cliff.
Arduino-compatible open source industrial I/O shields
I simply disagree that it moves up. We have had a clear delineation between what is "restrictive private property" and what is "open access private property". That separation is clearly delineated at the IP network + related necessities. This model has worked well, and I don't see how it is breaking now.

Someone else mentioned as well, but some very specific monopoly/necessity cases could change this delineation, however I could only see this being necessary with a much different environment than we have today (that is, situations without feasible common carrier alternatives, _maybe_ google search would be an example today).

I won't speak to your particular motives because I don't know you from anyone else, but I sometimes wonder if a core driver behind wanting to mess with section 230 is because people feel entitled to an audience at low/no cost to them, at the expense of platform owners, to blather on about whatever they please. To this end, I say "nope, you're not entitled... we have an open internet, drive your own damn traffic".
How about profit sharing. If you make money by selling my data, I should get a cut.
They can remove the app from the App Store at will. We need to wait to know the details, but it's very likely this will be one of the reasons the will use.
You can make a new reddit account in 20 seconds if you don't want people to tie the comment you're about to make to your main account which is already a step removed from you. If you want Throwaway8675309 to develop a reputation, that's an option you have, not a requirement.
You sound clinically depressed. I don't think being a man is why you failed. There is nothing wrong with working a job and slowly building wealth, especially someone who is supposedly a highly skilled software engineer - you can make retirement money in not-so-many years if you live frugally and save wisely. I seriously think you need some professional counseling.
You're extremely selfish. I met the woman who wrote this article and was on a panel with her once five years ago and she was incredible and positive and never talked about her gender once.

She actually made a super valuable company sold it and gave birth to a child during all of this and you are on here talking about how sad your life is because you acknowledge you're unwilling to have a cofounder because you're so unlikeable and because of that saying all women have it easier.

Your are toxic. If you want to go cry about how no VCs like you then make your own post but this article is not the place for you.
Ah, yeah, Mac is now fully iOS-like design wise. The new icons look really bad.
Finally! Now if someone will build a browser that will add the missing push notifications feature to PWAs, web apps on iOS might have some semblance of parity with Android.
Why introduce random financial engineering to the mix?

Because then it pays for itself. Look at the Nobel prizes. Look at Harvard University. Look at the Norwegian pension fund. These are backed by HUGE endowments which pay for themselves with profits earned on the market. They are also extremely stable.

On the other hand, look at Social Security in the US. Any sort of benefits program paid for by taxes is exposed to political interference. That makes them inherently unstable.
The moderation is the worst thing about reddit. Reddit mods are some of the most corrupt people I've encountered but there's no way of telling how much the accepted groupthink is being carefully shaped by the mods.

My model for moderation would be opt-in. I want to be able to see everything by default but be able to see what moderators have flagged as inappropriate. I could then grow to trust some or all of those moderators and just hide everything they flag by default. But I'd always be able to go and quickly evaluate whether I still trust those moderators to be doing the right thing and not just hiding things they disagree with.
Bye bye poweruser interface...
It looks like Deepin but slightly less polished, which is funny, because Deepin was Mac but slightly less polished.
Diamonds do provide value in non-industrial settings, most commonly as an indicator of a person's appreciation for another person. They are in the same value class as cut flowers, although of course at a different price point.
Linpack is pretty lightweight as far as benchmarks go. You need some memory bandwidth but not much network at all, just reduces which are pretty efficient. It's not a good proxy for the most challenging applications, but lives on because no one has a better alternative. Basically, these are the classes of problems: 1. compute bound, trivially parallel. These are like breaking RSA encryption, stuff that was done over the Internet 20 years ago even when links were much slower. Basically doesn't even need the proverbial Beowulf cluster. Linpack is basically in this category, so you could, with care, make a cloud machine to do it. 2. Memory-bandwidth bound, trivially parallel. Stuff like search engine index building, Still not hard to do over distributed networks, or, yes, commercial Ethernet in a Beowulf Cluster. 3. Network bound, coupled parallel. The most challenging category, can only be done with a single-site computer on a fast interconnect. And, as noted, "fast" here has a totally different meaning compared to commercial networking latencies, especially. Depending on the type of network, you can have a significant fraction of the total transistors in the machine in the interconnect. These networks are heavily optimized for specific MPI operations, such as All-to-All, where you might have 1 million cores. The reason is that the whole calculation, being coupled, moves as quickly as the slowest task on the slowest node. You see weird stuff like reserving an entire core just for communicating with the I/O system and handling OS interrupts, because otherwise the "jitter" of nodes randomly doing stuff slows down the entire machine.
If you want to target ads, which is where the majority of the money in 'data' comes from, personal data about rich people that helps target ads to them is a lot more valuable than personal data about poor people.
I feel like this is completely different. Reddit has subreddits and subreddit moderators who can moderate based on their own community guidelines. There is no need for global moderation.
starlink latency could be faster than shortwave, once full gen2 constellation launches, and if starlink decides to care about this industry.

...disclosure: i'm the first one to build NY-Chi microwave, and Chi-Lon shortwave.
As far as I remember the TOP500 list is updated more or less the same time every November and June. Google Trends agree[1].

[1]: https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&q=top500
I'd love to see a 1cent/impression tax, personally. It would consolidate the market, sure, but it would very nearly destroy it, too. The resulting Google and Facebook left behind wouldn't be left with so many resources to be anti-social with. Internalize the externalities.
NOOOO macos is going even flatter. <puke>
Buddhism was prominent in India till Muslim invaders came and conquered India. Buddhist Monastery were sitting ducks for them, Buddhism was eliminated in the first wave of Islamic invaders.

Of-course there were struggles with others before that, such as Brahmins, but those were political struggles, not existential. Many times Buddhists gained the favor of Kings, other times Brahmins.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persecution_of_Buddhists
Developers are the target
I would recommend it. Really takes the edge off and makes the whole experience much more pleasant. It somewhat dulls the acute introspection, though.
I've been looking at Huawei gear, Samsung memory as well and its getting a bit scary about how far USA is behind Asian countries in high tech. Meanwhile all undergrads understand FANG companies pay best, it seems crazy.
it'd be rather interestink.

but shortwave will be competitive with spacex, although at, of course, lower capacities.

for inter-market trading, sub-ms latency differences don't matter that much.
My experience is that such diagrams are only useful if they are hand-designed, not auto-generated. To make a diagram with explanatory power in practice you have to make a lot of decisions about what's relevant, which requires a sortof mental model and some common sense. Jetbrains IDEs can generate call graphs, but they look like absolute spaghetti because they're totally dominated by omnipresent but irrelevant details, like exactly how the logger is threaded through the call chain, or that hundreds of functions call User.id(). Same thing goes for class diagrams. You wouldn't start explaining AbstractEvent by enumerating all 70 child classes, but a program will totally warp the whole diagram to fit them all. They also have the problem that some links are much stronger conceptually than others. A should have an arrow to B because it's semantically a container for Bs, but B having a member of type A because it knows its owner shouldn't even be displayed.
Complete murder of contrast.
> We were told that the optics of us not coming back to the office as the city is reopening could destroy the company.

Wherein "optics" means the millions that the top shareholders and decision makers may or may not make in the future. That's what's at stake, and that's why your families need to be put at risk.
And what id argue is even a better implementation. For times when you want to interact with an app, with some kind of an account, but dont want the app on your phone. No need to create an account, setup payments.

Scan something, pay for it, move on.
What fantasy are you living in ?
Do you think the US became a democracy because people were born equals ? No, they rose on the back of slaves and wars. Do you think the citizens of today's super powers, US & China are born equals ? Why is BLM a thing ? Why are Ugyhers and Buddhists struggling in China. Why is the Dalia lama living in exile ?

Caste is definitely problem in India today but it is being fought. There is 50% reservation in seats and government jobs. Private companies don't give a damn about castes. India definitely has MANY problems, caste, poverty, lack of education, corruption and many more. But it is a DEMOCRACY that believes in human rights and values liberty and is taking small steps towards those goals.

Have all parts of US developed and are as liberal as the Silicon Valley / California ? The south in India is progressing faster because of education and income, the north is progressing slower, but there is progress.

Your arguments make no sense.
Any competitive 5-HT2A antagonist will block psychedelic effects from classical psychedelic drugs, and D2 antagonists will block the potential for stimulant-esque psychosis that drugs like LSD can trigger through dopamine agonism.

There are probably hundreds of drugs that fall into these classes, and many of them have significant clinical data to derive their safety profiles from.

If someone comes into a hospital with a bad reaction to psychedelic drugs, it's not uncommon for them to be given something like risperidone, both a 5-HT2A and D2 antagonist, and an anxiolytic to calm them down.
I asked for a news article to demonstrate the slang “Karen” being used in a race-neutral way. All the examples I’ve seen online have been white women.
I have an anecdata. I work for a fortune 500 financial company. I am personally acquainted with someone who transitioned from our offshore (India) team to the US. His salary went up 3x doing the same job with the same title, and all he changed was geography.
> mainstream public discourse is set by whoever can set it, it is free for all

No, its not. The ones with social power only will be able to set the narrative in any society.

>Caste is largely getting uprooted from society, I don't see this bringing social equality.

This is not true. The system stays the same. We are in a modernised casteist society

>In truth, now there is a upper-caste among lower-case -- the early beneficiaries of the reservation with whom others in the lower caste can't compete.

The point of reservation is for representation. Not for competence or anything else. Again this is a classic upper caste narrative that is pushed repeatedly. Its not an economic upliftment program. Its only for representation.
Control Center shows up, confirming that this was just to make it all like iOS.
There are too many perverse incentives here. You end up with the most vulnerable people further their vulnerability.

What we really need is a data tax. The more data you collect, the more taxes you need to pay. You can even index it against company income and have a lower data tax bracket for small start-ups and a higher data tax bracket for large orgs.

User data needs to be treated as a liability, not an asset.
India should be targetting that future rather than past successes of other economies. That is exactly how China became successful by targeting the future needs before 30 years or so.

While China is investing a lot in AI and automation everywhere, do you think it make sense for India to invest in brick and mortar manufacturing sector?

Now that you raised the question of lockdown. Imagine the similar situation in 20 years in future, do you still expect "essential workers" to risk their lives or rather want some drones/robots(controlled by humans of course) doing the work on ground?
I'd say it's the answer to Google play Instant.

https://developer.android.com/topic/google-play-instant
That would be Louis, not Linus.
All due respect but "law cannot fix what technology has broken" is quite true. I was going through this fairly balanced view [1] on why you shouldn't sell your data, and the power imbalance strikes me real hard. Once you legalize this circus and put a price on it, this will go exactly as thousands of other businesses go. (Hint: not in customer's favor)

[1]: https://slate.com/technology/2020/04/sell-your-own-data-bad-...
It seems macOS icons are becoming less flat UI'y. I hope this means flat UI era is coming to an end.
The nice thing about Android is that you can totally customise the desktop. There are multiple luncher that make it act more like iOS.
Musk invites users to test Starlink space internet
No, absolutely not. As an engineer you develop systems and processes that don’t allow such major mistakes.

You can’t fault people for making simple mistakes or you’ll end up with an organization where nothing gets done.
2006 wants their designs back.
Only tax the biggest players?
Wandelbots the no code robot startup raises $30M Series B
Here was the guestimation: https://www.yuzeh.com/data/agz-cost.html
I suggest everyone attempt to understand what their customers value. Rather than judging them try to make them happy and/or solve their problems (depending on the context).
Also: Culture barriers, language barriers. Even if the cheaper market speaks decent English, there will be a greater communications overhead.

Also, skill compatibility. Maybe your labor pool is bigger, but so is the employer pool of everyone with world-class skills in whatever domain you're operating in.
For those of you who aren’t familiar, the “watchredditdie” subreddit is a “safe space” for alt-right users to whine about not being able to brigade, astroturf, and otherwise manipulate reddit to their own political ends the way they did in the run-up to the 2016 election.
Is there information on how the Fugaku machines are connected together? The highest performing Power9 ones seem to use InfiniBand, but is that still true with the ARM devices?

Edit: seems to be a Fujitsu designed interconnect [0]. Wonder how much of the overall performance is dependent on the difference in communication.

https://www.fujitsu.com/global/documents/solutions/business-...
Temperature tops 100 degrees Fahrenheit in the Russian Arctic
In the current political environment I can easily imagine the flame bath Facebook would take if it paid out proportionally to the value of the user and this truth was baldly revealed to the public. Don't expect Facebook to take this route. If there's going to be any sort of "per user" pay out made by the ad companies, expect it to be a flat fee.
> Don't conflate encouraging cult-like following and at times divisive politics with authoritarianism

But, if I don't, how will I be able to call Trump a facist? /s

In all seriousness, your reply could have been written about the United States word for word. Some people simply see cult like following and divisive politics as being facism. For those people, your explanation explains nothing.
You mean a dedicated office at home or you want to get out of the house? For me it's given me a much greater appreciation for working from home as I can be with the kid all day rather than outsource that for the majority of her waking hours.
Amen! Majority of the middle class is not so convinced by the BJP at national but against the corruption and elitism of the Congress. Atleast here in HN, ppl should be objective to make their own judgements!
Did you even read it. There were struggles with Brahmins, but those were political struggles, not existential.

Muslim invaders eliminated them forever from India. Read this section: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persecution_of_Buddhists#Perse...
Tracy was the best CEO I ever worked for. Hands down.

She listened to everyone and made PlanGrid a place where everyone was empowered to make change. Her passion to solve problems was obvious and raw. She attracted people who were similarly passionate.

I knew she had it harder than others when I saw one of our own VC's caller her a "little girl" while doing a fireside chat with her at PlanGrid. In spite of it all she built a truly amazing company and culture.

If you are reading this thanks Tracy.
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$35 billion and 11 years old. How can Stripe still be considered a startup? Even at the time of writing, it was 9 years old and worth $20 billion.
What if enough employees simply refused?
Yes, the agent is trained without access to the deterministic solution.
This was an interesting read. Building and selling a company for $875m, that’s amazing!

I was a bit confused, did the tech exec just quit without notice when they learned the CEO was pregnant? How would they be able to justify that insanity to their next employer?
The problem is that most of your understanding about Modi government is coming from western media which has repeatedly shown to be inherently bias against India [0] becoming strong. Part of the reason could be that India didn't join western club after Independence contrary to their expectations and chose to remain non-align (though it gravitated more toward USSR).

You wouldn't hear that though Modi has won federal elections twice, his party has lost many state elections during the same time. But he hasn't really done anything nefarious that could stop such losses.
People has chosen Modi because at this stage, there's no alternative strong figure that can solve many India's problem.
YOu'd hear about MOdi removing article 370 from Kashmir, the Citizen bill, but you won't get the details about the real reason of why those are needed to solve the problem India has been facing since independence but no prior gov attempted to implement them (despite agreeing in principles on multiple occasions) just because of vote-politics.

0: https://www.organiser.org/Encyc/2020/5/22/Foreign-Media-and-...
The thing about leveraged companies is that they look fine until they collapse; they might still have revenue coming in and be able to sell bonds, but once their shareholders' equity hits zero, they are done. This kind of bankruptcy is likely to peak at the end of the crisis, not at the beginning or the middle, and we haven't reached the end yet.
But that the same argument works for imposing regulation on any kind of pollution activity. We can't introduce food safety regulation, it would kill mom and pop operations and only big companies can afford to pay for the inspections and certification!
It should be noted that in addition to this being true, they are also diversely testing other production lines in Vietnam and Sri Lanka. There may be others I am unaware of. This leads to the natural question-- are those countries' factories being managed better than those of China? Are we saying China bad, generally, or are we saying the state of factory workers is bad, wherever they clock in? If you are to believe the Patagucci mission statement, they are in a quest to better the world. One could deduce that this also includes working to better their supply chain.
My terrifying five-day stay inside Seattle’s cop-free CHAZ
I don't think they are like CDs. You interact with lots of people on campus, you have lots of laboratory classes, and much more.
Neither did I. He seemed quite patient explaining everything. Maybe it's his brother?