skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Easy fix. Cache all searches or last 200 or so... That way, google indexes the serps page, or use amazon product api to bring in reviews from amazon, etc... Then that content would be searchable wouldn't it?

Also, maybe rely less on google, more on social media. Seems lots of businesses don't use google at all any more for growth but social nets, launch pages, ads, groups, etc...

Create your own subreddit and a bot to crosspost all comparisons as images, linking back to the post.

Edit: Also, cut back on vue/react stuff unless you can create a static page version which search can index better. The write some blog posts featuring some of the top products if you do want some of the organic traffic from google.

I use laravel/livewire for front-facing pages that need indexed, phoenix/liveview or just rails + turbolinks would be good enough probably.
Do people post comments worded that way and mean it?

"incentivizing grieving families"
Using Linux has restored at least 5 webcams and a scanner for me. Drivers stay around forever in the kernel.
So all those government types using technologies like "gorgon stare" from aircraft and other aerial platforms aren't consequential?
> Am I correct in assuming this grandparent lives on a different continent than the grandkids?

>> I life in Australia and had intended to visit the UK this year or have her come over

Hard to read that any other way
Is it that surprising that people prefer a stable OS designed for work as opposed to one designed for ad delivery?
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I like this idea because it's hard to read quality long form content online. (like you said).

My side project in the past have always been good (sarcasm), but it's the marketing / advertising side that I always seem to fail at miserably. When that fails, then the project seems to dry up and I move on to the next half idea.

I don't know exactly how to market something like this, but I like the idea if that matters. Maybe something in the way of talking to a marketing person to find new avenues to drive traffic?

Your website loads fine in my mind, it might be slow but I didn't notice until someone said something. I was able to quickly see your value prop. Website speed can be fixed, the key is your product is interesting.

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I haven't done a comparison of old vs. new Pyrex. In what way did they lower the quality?
i can't find the actual minimums, this[1] article suggests that the wait time is 0.56/min. I'm curious how this ends up comparing to taxis, since a taxi has a idle time of 0.50/min in seattle - it seems unreasonable to set minimums higher than taxis(but maybe it wont since i cant find the per-mile fee, and 25% over the current uber per-mile fee is about $1 less than a taxi)

[1] https://www.geekwire.com/2020/uber-raising-trip-prices-24-ne...
It‘s because i could see your pull request on this globe. If they use GeoIp they tell me where you live. But they use the user suplied location to not tell me any secret i should not know. Its genious!
People could always find like minded people and communicate, it might have been less efficient but conspiracy groups have always magazines in news stands, published books in stores and libraries, international newsletters, less formal letter based communication and conventions. You were probably less likely to come across them because it took a little more effort and you were in a "mainstream bubble" (I don't mean that negatively) but they were always there.

Saying it didn't exists before the internet is like saying dating didn't exists before it was online.
20mph is slow enough to essentially ensure collisions aren't fatal.
I think the point you're missing is that Flash supported an entire ecosystem. Because it was easy to distribute the files (and steal them from other portals), there were tons of game portals out there competing for traffic. This competition created incentives to do special deals (add my logo and a link for $2k before you launch). I released several games sponsored by Kongregate which went viral and got distributed to thousands of portals. Higher-tier portals would reach out and purchase a site-locked version without their competitor's branding for an additional $300-$1k depending on if they had their own API for high scores and such. Because there were SO many portals, it wasn't as winner-take-all as the modern mobile marketplaces.

I could easily recreate my games in javascript today (or swift. or C#/unity. or whatever) from an "is this possible" point of view, but I think it's much harder to make money today. You could argue that's more due to the competition level and number of creators than Flash, but I think the siloed app stores are awful for the long tail and smaller developers.

That ramp-up of competition kind of happened even before Flash was dead-dead, though--the big portals existed in a time before Facebook games (which suck now but were amazing for awhile) and mobile games. It's wild now to see my kids (5 & 8) play a lot of online games on modern much-shittier-than-Kongregate-and-Newgrounds portals, but there's basically a short time period between "old enough to play games" and "old enough for their own phone or steam account" that they're in right now, and I suspect that audience isn't big enough to support the kind of innovation we saw before Facebook games (which were also made with Flash, for the most part!).
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Yes he is.

Congress encompasses both the House of Representatives, and the Senate, of which Mitch McConnell is a Senator.
There are existing laws that make that illegal/an invasion of privacy. There's no need to make a law about drones doing it, especially since it would be mostly unenforceable.
I think it depends on the person, but for me it's the opposite. Many a times I've been told that I should speak more often because I have good insights. So apparently what I think of as trivial and not worthy of discussion, others find quite useful or captivating.

So I think the better advice would be to do both talking and listening in correct amounts, depending on the circumstances
"Trump being elected due to mysterious Russians"

The FBI and Mueller special counsel report specifically called out an anti-Clinton campaign by the GRU. No one argues that Trump was elected by Russians, only that they did an awful lot to air Clinton's dirty laundry.

Seems a tad different than 'Hillary Clinton runs a child sex ring in a pizza parlor basement'.

But maybe that's just my liberal bias speaking.
I'm sorry I have to dismiss you, as you're not willing to entertain the possibility I'm right.

You might have been right and I'm missing something, but now we won't know.
We merged some comments from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25582712 into this thread, so if you notice weird timestamp mismatches, that's why. Other than that they're in the right place :)
Literally any junior can do this. Unless they are really dense.
Hand Sanitizer, with alcohol, is far more damaging to your skin than soap.
Price controls create dead weight loss. Price controls are great for politicians but don't actually do what they are supposed to do.

Doesn't matter whether it is rent control or minimum wage laws. Government set price controls distort markets negatively.

In this case, the total number of trips taken on Uber in Seattle is going to drop because a certain percentage of trips will now become uneconomical to those riders: they will cost too much to be worth it.

Two negative things will happen:

1. In aggregate drivers in Seattle will make less money due to fewer trips. Demand for Uber drops as the price increases. A simple thought experiment confirms this: lets say that Seattle demands a flat $25/tax per ride. A lot of potential riders will pass.

2. Some percentage of riders will forego the benefit of uber trips due to the higher cost. Whether it will be drunks leaving bars or whomever. Some people who would take Uber at a lower price will not take it at a higher price. Seattle may see an uptick in drunk driving as a result of this.

Governments love price control because they give the illusion of helping: uber drivers will earn more per hour. BUT - they may work fewer hours and there may be fewer Uber riders working.

In summary, this will reduce the total income of Uber drivers in Seattle. It will also reduce the number of Uber riders - some of whom are likely to become drunk drivers instead. This is bad public policy.
I don’t remember Hillary Clinton calling Trump’s election fake in Nov 2016 (she conceded the morning after Election Day). There were no calls from Obama asking state legislators to overturn the results, or for VP Biden to just ignore state results and pick electors himself in Jan 2017 (which is what many Republicans are asking Pence to do next week).

Later there was an investigation into Russian election interference authorized by Trump’s own Attorney General. Five people went to prison. That’s not a conspiracy theory.

Speculation about Trump’s motives was fueled by his own extremely bizarre behavior towards Russia. In the infamous Helsinki meeting, he first destroyed interpreter’s notes to hide what was discussed, then took Putin’s side against the American intelligence community. My own feeling is that he did all this simply out of a weird admiration for Putin — but with this much smoke, it’s not surprising there were questions about a fire.
If that’s their argument, it’s missing insight in my opinion. The Flash runtime itself is not particularly interesting, and in fact it’s full of undesirable problems. If you ignore the tooling of Flash, very little about it is appealing. If you even just ignore Flash itself and include Flex, Haxe, and other authoring tools that can deal in flash runtime, it still isn’t that appealing.

These arguments get confusing because HTML, SVG and JavaScript are human readable and writeable. But that doesn’t mean the way someone should make animations in HTML5 is by typing coordinates into a text editor.

If there really is a gap in the web runtime that Flash fills, what is it?

Edit: also, I believe they are directly and indirectly arguing for the existence of such a tool:

> 1) For 95% of applications you can just distribute a single SWF file

> 2) You have a robust authoring tool that is animation/graphics-first and newbie friendly

The first one is 100% technically possible with tooling; though admittedly better embedding of assets would be nice. The second one is just literally directly asking for such a tool.
Who do you mean when you say we?
It would, if the money wasn't being sent away and laundered (did Panama Papers not teach us anything?) or if the taxes weren't "forgiven" like in the case of Amazon or even the $750 Trump taxes. Practice shows that it doesn't come back, no matter how well it sounds in theory.
Yes, Trump says things that are misleading or blatantly untrue. However I don't think mistrust in the MSM is "ideology" associated with one party. Fox News is the MSM for many people and they've given us many reasons to distrust them.

Just off the top of my head:

* WaPo and NYT lied about WMDs and Iraq.

* NYT lied about NSA spying programs in 2005. Snowden explicitly said he gave his leaks to a British organization because US news could not be trusted.

* Rolling Stone misrepresented or omitted testimonies in 'A Rape on Campus'.

* CNN said repeatedly that Clinton was polling higher than Trump and there was absolutely no way he was going to win. CNN also blacked out Yang and Sanders coverage and got flak for it. CNN also retracted at least one story on Trump, i cant remember what it was about but probably Russia.

* HuffPo has retracted a racist article after it was revealed the author had faked their identity, and editors made no attempt to verify whether or not their credentials were real.

* And of course everyone is familiar with the evils of 'new media' companies like Facebook and YouTube, from spreading harmful content to children, unfairly enforcing policies, spreading misinformation, and harmful ads.

I'm sure I could come up with more. Why should I trust them? What have these organizations done to prove to the public they are changing? Why does distrusting them make me some sort of alt-right crazy? It seems like the media has the burden of proof, not me. From where I stand, the "political ideology" is a reaction to a sleazy, corrupt, and dying media industry.
Why does so much of politics benefit the person passing the bill at a cost to everyone else. (on net). It's like a market failure, but for the political system.
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> It is becoming a political topic

Good because this is not a new problem [0], it's merely exacerbated by the pandemic.

Hopefully this finally gets the recognition it deserves and needs instead of being framed solely as a side-effect of the lock-downs.

Sadly mental health is still a topic that's mostly stigmatized in many places along the lines of "only weak minded people struggle with depression", while resources and institutions to deal with it have had their budgets cut, and been closed down, for decades.

[0] https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S221265701...
Pin-ball theory is a common misconception, afaik.

https://qr.ae/pNSdj9 (quora answer with sixty symbols video link in it; explains reasons for every debunked version of why)
As far as I can tell, the minimum applies only to time that the driver is carrying passengers. I may have misread things though.
It might have been fun/easy to use for some people and encouraged game development that would have otherwise been too complex/too high of a learning curve. But browser games is a niche thing and really only a part of Flash's legacy.

Flash also got used for a lot of other things and in a lot of cases it was basically to add in functionality that wasn't supported by native web standards yet. This was why entire websites were built in flash. Because it gave you the freedom to do things that you just couldn't do with regular HTML/JS.

If the point the author wants to make is that creating games in HTML/JS is more cumbersome because there isn't one authoring tool that is used by everybody and has a comprehensive toolset, maybe that's true I don't know. But I definitely prefer this reality to a reality where Flash is still being used in 2020.

When you think about all the challenges the web faced early on, with all the attempted browser lock in and stuff like Flash, we got pretty lucky that things are fully open now.

And because HTML/JS are open and not proprietary, the people whining about it are free to take a shot at creating their own authoring software for games without having to worry about getting anybody's permission or getting sued by a company that owns the rights to JavaScript.

I will say, I think the niche of browser games played by kids is now taken up by phone games from a consumer perspective. I'm not sure even if an easy way to create them existed that they'd be nearly as popular.
Why is everyone assuming that people want to live a long (80+ year) life?

From an anicdodal perspective, many young people I including me want to burn their candle on both ends before something worse happens.

I don't want to survive till 60s with cancer or something rioting me away just for the sake of it.
"Volume 2 of The Art of Computer Programming was the first big test case [of TeX and Metafont]. I was looking forward so much to the day when I got my first copy and I could open it up and I could see, “Oh, yes, my project has succeeded.” But it was maybe the worst day of my life because it looked awful to me...."

As the guy who ran the Alphatype CRS phototypesetter to generate the final camera-ready copy for ACP Volume 2, 2nd edition, let me add a little color to this. Pages were (slowly) generated on large sheets of special photographic paper (maybe 2ft by 3ft), at real size (so six pages per sheet) at an effective resolution of 5000dpi. The results, after being run through a normal 3-bath b&w developer and dried out, were then shipped off to the publisher. There they were photographed and processed into metal printing plates for the offset printing press, which actually applies ink to paper, creating the pages that are bound into books.

The point being that each of those subsequent steps (photography, making metal plates, applying ink, pressing into paper, plus the specs of the particular ink and paper being used) acts as a filter on the image. So, the book you get back doesn't look exactly like the camera-ready copy you provided; not only might the type look lighter or darker, but there may be other effects like "fill-in" of little crevices like the inner wedge of a "v" or where serifs are attached. Old-time punch cutters knew how to anticipate this sort of thing, but it takes experience. Of course, Knuth knew of such things, and got lots of expert assistance, but still it wasn't right on the first time through that final step that we didn't control.
Subsidizing low skill workers so that they are able to get work and acquire skills and experience is a good thing. Why must you say it with such a negative tone?
Yeah agreed. Amazon expects everyone to follow their Leadership Principles but no team can succeed if everyone attempts to lead.
If there’s anything I love about working in the IoT space, it’s the variety of applications people work on.

I’m pretty sure we’ve seen shrimp farming applications but no mollusks yet.
> it just takes time to ping-pong around a lattice/gas. Photons hit particles, get absorbed, and re-emitted

Well, actually the speed of light, specifically the rate of propagation or phase velocity, is not slower in mediums because of absorption and re-emittance. Instead, a photon is affected by feedback loops between its oscillating electric field and the charges of atoms it is passing near, without being actually absorbed by the atoms.

Paraphrased as best I could from:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Refractive_index#Microscopic_e...
I just finished 'When Prophecy Fails' It's a study about what people do when they are presented with info that disproves their crazy ideas. It turns out, that when the end of the world doesn't come, if you're by yourself, and don't have any other true believers around to help you explain away the miss, then you usually become disillusioned and move away from whatever movement you're in.

On the other hand, when true believers are around, the feedback loop helps soften the blow and find an excuse. It blocks out the doubt and you continue in your beliefs.

The really shitty thing here is that with the internet, you never have to go through the disappointment of an obvious failed prophecy alone, you can reach out to 4 chan and explain away and justify and find support and reassurance that you weren't actually wrong, when the evidence right in front of your face is clearly saying you were wrong. This is contributing to a snowball effect where these movements are just connecting and growing and never suffer setbacks when the are obviously wrong. (i.e. pizza gate guy shooting into the closet.)
>A minimum wage is nothing more than a tool in our arsenal to fight poverty. I (and many economists) argue that it is one of our worst tools.

For companies who prefer to pay their workers as little as they can get away with, it is the tool of choice for those who recognize the meaning of 'wage-slavery'. Theories and promises about 'much better' tools haven't solved the problem. Raises do. A bird in the hand.
> public transit is unreliable

I read the Power Broker [1] about Robert Moses' obsession of disallowing public transit in the public lands that under his control. That results miserable comutting for New Yorkers nowadays. Bob mastered the political system in a way that he can do obviously irrational things under public eyes, and without any fallout at the time, until the book was published much later after Bob actually has died.

I haven't researched extensively in US public transit, but I am inclined to believe that the public transit were handicapped intentionally through the market operators, in collaboration of the political apparatus.

I could not see any obvious evidence of this particular event being positive or negative. But, I am more sure that the political system in US is crippled to the point that it's not capable of producing long-term positive policy any more.

[1] https://www.amazon.com/Power-Broker-Robert-Moses-Fall/dp/039...