skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's my understanding of how it's worked for decades...

1. Check for <link rel="icon" ...> tag(s)

2. Check for /favicon.ico

3. ...give up?

Someone correct me if I'm wrong!
Weird, I'm not sure why so many people think an overuse of USB-C on Apple's computers disproves your accusation of NIH Syndrome for iPhones/iPads. To the point of downvoting you, even!
In fact, it's probably possible to recompile x86 Flash to webassembly and run the real thing...
> it refuses to run the alternator on any road slower than 35 MpH

I noticed this in my 2017 Subaru Outback when I went to jump my wife's car. The car was running, but the battery voltage was only sitting at 12.6v or so. I'm used to a battery putting out 14v or so when the vehicle is running. The extra voltage seems to help a lot when jumping another vehicle. I understand why they did it, but it seems odd. Perhaps it's why my battery died after 3 years, when most others I've had last close to 5.
Yes! I was definitely on Kongrehack and used Niflheim. I never used mass submission of badges, I would break each game individually. Hacking the game became the challenge, and games that nobody else on Kongrehack had managed to cheat at were the best challenge of all
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Perhaps so, Russian actions covert or overt are not justifiable.

However it should kept in mind all of these areas were part of Soviet Union, it is not unreasonable for pockets of broken up CIS states to want to split away, they could be ethnically Russian minority being oppressed and want to join Russia or be independent even., their problems may be genuine.
There's an image that comes along with coffee culture. I don't know if it was intentionally done by Big Coffee (TM) but coffee for many people has become a symbol of the working man. People want that "get a coffee and then head to the office" kind of feel. It's also a symbol of inspiration/aspiration. Think of starving artists caffeinating themselves while splashing paint at a canvas.
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Depending on the generator it can be quieter than an idling f150
I too am a big fan of the New England-style IPA. I keep coming back to Maine Beer Company Mo, offially classified as a "Pale Ale" but since it's NE I'll give it a pass. Lunch is another good one from them, which is more bitter than Mo but really good.
For those worried about caffeine withdrawal, I find that going for a run staves off the headache caused by adenosine rebound.
What jobs or opportunities, exactly, exist in those small/medium towns?

I seem to recall having to move away from my town because there were zero job opportunities for me except for those that were outside of my career and minimum wage.
No. The direct cost at $10 billion a year might be $1T over 100 years. The opportunity cost, which is what I was talking about, is not $1T.

If you want to factor in opportunity cost you have to think of it like compound interest. $10 billion invested today could have a $1T payoff on its own over 100 years.

Inflation alone would make $10 billion in 1920 worth $128 billion today. And inflation doesn't account for any efficiency increases you can gain over time if you had invested the money otherwise.
I go for the pharmaceutical grade caffeine, Tazo Chai tea. Ingredients: “An infusion (of water, black tea, black pepper, ginger, cardamom, cinnamon, cloves, star anise, natural flavors), cane sugar, honey, ginger juice, natural flavors, vanilla extract, citric acid”. Notice sugar low on the list, after all the good stuff that gets you wired. Its all the buzz with less crash.
Thank you for trying. Pinterest really makes google image search a lot less useful.

Almost every time I use GIS there is an initial stage of "Fck I forgot to add -site:pinterest.".
Back in 1999, people made the exact same argument about Amazon. At that time, the people in the video below said that Amazon's market cap meant that they'd have to grow to sell 100% of all books sold in order to justify their $90/share price.

https://twitter.com/xiang_aw/status/1278347734055923713
> to which op just replies (paraphrasing) "yes it is! I jerry-rigged a plastic basket on mine to carry things!"

Yeah, fuck me for figuring out how to make the best of my situation, right?

> This is a person who may have had to ride their bike/budget carefully for a year or two to get on their feet, not someone who's actually experienced poverty.

Three years, through both the aforementioned first job and two multi-month periods of unemployment, plus a period of making less than minimum wage as a contractor.

But no, apparently I'm "too privileged" to be able to talk about when I was poor.

Talk about making blood boil...
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The problem with cancel culture is that it cancels the person, rather than their post. Downvoting is fine because it downvotes a specific expression of opinion - it does not go against the person for wrongthink.
How many different fighter plane cockpit UI's were built up until now? Hundreds? Thousands?
Compare that to millions of websites that are used by millions every second.
I'm not sure if lack of refinement is at play here.
There need to be at least 3. With two a disagreement cannot be resolved by majority, so the new MCAS will have to disable itself. Pilots will need to be trained to handle this failure mode, and the indicators will need to be added to all the planes (and will need to work, that was an additional issue).

This is a fundamental design flaw for a system which can have catastrophic consequences. This should have been classified as a DO-178B level A system (capable of crashing the plane) but was misclassified by Boeing. DO-178B level A systems require triple redundancy.
For the search results DDG can do whatever they way. As far as I understand from the title, this is for the pages that you actually visit. For those pages it totally make sense for the browser to figure out favicon locally on its own.

As for complexity, I'm sure users of privacy oriented software would prefer to not have favicon in small percentage of corner cases rather than leaking browsing history.
Will the drop in rent affect purchase prices? It doesn't seem that the cost of houses is going down in SF and LA.
I drink a lot of coffee (3-4 ~ 10oz cups per day). I periodically stopped drinking any caffeine sources cold turkey for months (probably 6 or 7 times over the past decade).

I’ve never experienced any form of side effect. No headaches, crashes, cravings, nothing. Likewise, when I resume drinking coffee again later, it takes the same 3-4 cups per day to feel any kind of impact.

Similarly I can drink coffee all day, and often really enjoy an espresso after dinner instead of dessert, with zero impact on sleep.

I don’t know if I am just a weirdo who can metabolize caffeine differently or what, but I’ve never had any kind of headache / jitters / withdrawal / strong craving / whatever, neither from drinking a lot of coffee or a little or switching between the two states over long or short periods of time.
If they’re data centric, would you not be better off with vanilla python? If you have numpy do the heavy lifting, it’ll be as fast plus all the syntactic/ecosystem benefits
Even if they were sure it was going to last, why would they move to the US?

If they stay in Mexico, they can build cars for the US and Canadian markets and make sure that 40% of the parts are made by workers making $16 an hour to avoid tariffs, and in the same plant they can build cars for the rest of the countries in the Americas but use parts made by workers making more normal Mexican wages.

If they move to the US, they will be paying US levels of pay for both the cars they build for the US and Canada and the ones they build for the rest of the American continents.

Another disadvantage of building in the US cars for export to other countries that are not Canada or Mexico is they would have to worry about a trade war between the US and those other countries. If the current US administration slaps tariffs on country X, and X retaliates with tariffs on some US export and happens to pick cars as one of those exports, that is going to hurt the car company's sales. If they had remained in Mexico, they would not have to worry about US trade wars messing up their sales outside the US.
All those plausible articles could actually be great if they were not written for SEO first. They are very long, repeat the same keywords over and over and are very hard to read.

For example, even the TL;DR is long:

"The main benefits of server-side analytics are that they have no impact on your page speed and the fact that adblockers cannot block server logs. But are these advantages worth the side effects?
With server log analysis, it is harder to filter out robots, crawlers, spiders and other non-visitors. And there is a lot of automated bot traffic on the internet.
Let’s take a deeper look at the server logs vs JavaScript-based web analytics."

Which could be summed up as (without repeating "server analytics" in 3 different variations): "Server-side analytics have no impact on your page speed and are not blocked by adblockers, but it's harder to differentiate real users from bots compared to client-side analytics.".

Maybe it's just my opinion but I can't really read any of those articles, as they are way too fluffy. They just seem to be created following the Neil Patel SEO guides or something similar.
You know what would be cool?
Aircraft super-carrier sized aircaft that uses battery power for takeoff/landing and a few of these reactors for nuclear powered propulsion. Ideallt takeoff/landing from coastal areas away from populated areas but even in case if failure, using multiple small reactors could mean less fallout.

Imagine mach-6+ flights carrying 20K passengers at a time going NYC --> South Asia within an hour or two. Entire town populations commuting to a diffefent continent every day!
I'm in a similar dream, building from scratch a relational language (I wanna not only the UI of Access/excel but the power of FoxPro).

The main block is funding. I could do it for life if it pay at least the bills, but how fund it?
Part of it might be that coffee is very aesthetically trendy. A cup looks good, and lends itself well to photography. Lots of cafes are really beautifully designed. It's a cool vibe, just by association.
There's Qwant, a search engine. I'm using that. It's not as fast as Bing, but it does the job and seem to be trustworthy.
I posted the article. I'm sorry it caused you distress. The dead elephants are really not a pretty sight, I guess it's fair they should come with a big warning.
>I think drastic action is the only way to do so. Building alternatives won't work

It sounds like you're calling for jackbooted thugs to go and shut down newspapers. This has historically not been a sign of a society headed in a good direction.
Yes. Reminiscent of the 1999 WTO protests. During which groups of black-garbed squatters from out-of-state trashed storefronts yet somehow evaded authorities. For days.
https://www.reddit.com/r/WatchRedditDie/comments/hjdeo9/redd...
Rich app, poor app – social capital as currency
I’m not seeing it in Silicon Valley. Also: in the accessible sierras (e.g. Calaveras county) rents and house prices are going up as ppl realize they can work from home up there.
I've always drunk a lot of caffeine and honestly people make it sounds like they're doing heroin when they talk about quitting. Blogposts like this almost always seem to be people into their 30s or 40s who want to make some fancy livestyle change for its own sake.

If anything a nice cup of black tea or a good Irish coffee in the evening calms me down and I sleep like a baby
> comparing web pages with cockpits does not make any sense at all.

Why not? It is a user interface whether 2D (on a monitor) or 3D (cockpit). It has common purpose - to allow the user to interact with the machine or Human-Machine-Interface/HMI. Why are they fundamentally different?

As the light rays hit your retina, process through V1-V4 regions in the occipital lobe, and your limbic system acts on it - to me, a website UI, a door knob, an audio amplifier front panel or a cockpit are all forms of user interfaces that allow the user to interact with the machine. There is no difference besides the context you mentioned.

I presume all interactions map to:

- enums/ints (dropdowns, DPST, DPDT, rotary selectors, radio buttons)

- bools (toggles, SPST, SPDT, checkboxes)

- floats (sliders and continuous rollers, including 2d pads and 3d joysticks)

Fundamental types in programming languages, I need to think about this a little more - just guessing.

Give me any UI and I can probably boil it down to fundamental types in a programming language. Or a circuit element.
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So if favicons were gathered locally, then you would prefer that your own browser would reach out and make multiple requests to every (potentially dodgy) site listed on the search result page?

Note also that these are favicons for results that DDG has already given you. This isn't tracking your clicks. The list of sites that appear on the search result page is not new information to the search engine that just gave them to you.

EDIT: Like other commenters, I was not previously aware that DDG had a browser, and my comments were about this behaviour for the search engine results page.
This reminded me of an article about James Turrell and his experimentation with light as "not a tool to enable vision but something to look at":

https://www.archdaily.com/380911/light-matters-seeing-the-li...
Mysterious Inheritance: A new biography of J.B.S. Haldane
so you use the ddg browser to go direct someplace with a favicon not via ddg search and ...?
This was my experience as well. I had little in the way of actual withdrawal symptoms. My dependence was mostly psychological or cultural.

Anecdotally, I think it's really interesting that people have radically different biological responses to caffeine. I have friends who drink much less than I did, but are hardcore dependent. I know people who get real headaches and jitters from tiny cups of coffee. I wonder if this heterogeneity is the case for many stimulants, or if there's something special and unusual about caffeine.
Think positive as parent - sigh they are innovative. Destroy and then invent later. Just not in that phase.
While I agree with the tone of this when talking about record employment levels, when talking about stratospheric unemployment, this is even more important.

An extra 10% of the population can't even get a crappy job.
Those displays are duplicates of some of the flight systems (attitude, HSI, etc). One of the guys on my shift at my fire department, who is a retired AF Lt Col, who spent his career (and some post- in the Middle East doing training) in F-15Es says most likely they were blanked out because (as mentioned in the video) they were displaying motor (what they tend to call the engine) parameters (which might give away some performance characteristics) or weapon configuration.
You can also set it in JS still a meta tag and image I guess though. It's how some sites do the notification badge thing that is animated.
Misery transcends known laws of matter in that it can be replicated endlessly. Our soul is really not designed to consume the most extreme and tragic occurrences of events around the world, the vast majority of which we have absolutely nothing to do with even if we tried. There is no "preservation of misery" like with thermodynamics - you can be miserable then spread it around and make many more people miserable, while not making yourself any less so.

Think about politics for example - how much have you been personally preoccupied with a certain political turmoil vs how much effect it had on your own life or the lives of those around you - or even your community. Only in the rarest of extremes does politics get directly to your doorstep.

Does it mean you don't need to be involved or care? Not at all, but focus on your surroundings more.
I find I'm more of a 2-10-5-9 myself. Living on earth is difficult.
The title was actually changed because a bunch of people thought it was sensationalized and sounded too close to a 51% unemployment rate (which isn't, "percentage of people without a job".) See here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23706562
They are providing a service in the act of owning and maintaining the building.

What service are they providing in their role as a landowner? Land (in the sense of it being in a specific location) doesn't require any maintenance or risk. It's also not like they created the land.

The majority of rent in SF comes from the land value, so this is the more relevant part to consider.
Anyone have recommendations for a nice and easy, "no BS" site for selling a domain? Or even some "we'll (try to) sell it for you and take a commission" type of place?

I've got one domain that I think I could actually sell for a decent price, but I just really don't wanna deal with it...
I've done the cold turkey coffee cut a few times. For me its no big deal. A few days of headaches and grumpiness, and its done.

I may do it again soon though, it'll be interesting to see what a difference my no sugar change will make to the experience.
the owner of duckduckgo is extremely shady.

he made big money in the past selling user data to the highest bidder. you can google all about it. I never understood why people trusted duckduckgo
Send them some love then (i.e. $) to help them out.
Stop Blocking Things at the Last Minute
Can't seem to edit my comment on this app, but I believe you may also be able to set these in a web manifest json file too.
> What kind of healthcare do you suppose a person gets for $67/month?

It's not $67/month healthcare. Its $500/month healthcare that's highly subsidized by the government. You know, like the healthcare in most countries that have "free healthcare." (The ACA is similar to how the Dutch universal healthcare system works.)

> What sort of meal do you suppose a person gets at a sit down restaurant for less than $10?

Often, a really good one!

> How is a young married couple supposed to establish some wealth and make their way in life on $20K/year each?

They're not supposed to. They get better jobs, they get promoted, etc. From age 22 to age 38, the 25th percentile individual income (so 75% of people make more than that) triples from $10,000/year to $30,000/year.

> Every day HN amazes me at how completely out of touch some people are. "I make six figures typing on a screen in an air conditioned room all day. Why can't these damn poor people just take their $10/hr and shut up?"

It's the people earning six figures talking about hypothetical people trying to support a family of four on $10/hour that are completely out of touch. Yes, that's the reality for some people and it's sad. But for every one of those people, there are a bunch of 20-somethings making $10/hour who will move onto something better.

People imagine 35 year olds with kids making $10/hour, but that's an outlier. The median household income for people aged 35-44 is $80,000 per year, and for married people that age it's even higher. And remember: that median couple lives in Topeka, not Palo Alto.
When "they" owe the bank in a bad economy, "they" is a disposable corporate entity, not a normal person who might have to suffer consequences for their reckless behavior with debt. The actual people involved spent the last decade stuffing their pockets with rents and setting up asset protection strategies.
You should not be sorry. Thank you for posting it.
It is going down from looking at Zillow data.
This is about their browser, not their search service. Your argument is perfectly valid if it was the the search service at question.
> The biggest downside was not the pay but the stability which was a constant source of stress.

I'm missing the part how suffering chronic distress (over financials) is part of a "good" or "okay" QoL.
> You ever ride your bike 10 miles to get to work in the dead of winter in Iowa or Minnesota?

Not Iowa or Minnesota, but it was the dead of winter, and yes.

> Like I'm glad you were able to rig a basket and all for your bike

My point is that anyone can. The most expensive part was the $10 for the part to strap the crate on (attached to the pole under the seat). The basket was literally in the trash. The bungees were, like, $5, tops.

> but acting like your story is relevant for people who are in actual financial hardships

It is relevant, because I was in financial hardship, despite what you somehow seem to think.

You're the one pissing people off who actually struggled - that is, you're pissing me off by shitting all over me because God forbid I accepted some help from family when I needed it and wasn't in a position to refuse.
Why I think procrastinating sometimes makes me more productive
My guess is that the discrepancy between GA and the logs can be attributed to people running noscript or other ad blockers.
yeah Android is a lot worst than using Google search
Or we just force judges to follow the laws? How does your solution help someone who’s not paying because they can’t afford it? Punishments are supposed to be proportional to the crime and not overly harsh. A reasonable judge knows this, a power hungry one, well....
Interesting, I had no idea. It's right near all the Kings county municipal buildings. I wonder if that's relevant.
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Well that's a bummer.

On a lighter elephants note, they're incredibly capable at painting:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLxO7MPUKH8
> Prohibiting hate speech against minorities, homosexuals, and transexuals (and for some reason it is always transexuals) is not "corporate approved" it is basic human decency.

It's worth mentioning that /r/Chapotraphouse got banned as well, and it was one of the most trans-positive spaces on reddit.