skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not many people have the luxury of not needing to work though. And from the employee's POV, you'd obviously want there to be as few constraints as possible that make the job boring/unpleasant.
Because the lazy devs haven't read books like this,

http://filthyrichclients.org/

Or willng to shell out money to frameworks like this,

http://www.jgoodies.com/
I trust Telegram, with its open API and third-party clients, more than a company that bans alternative clients. Why do they want me to use their client? Does it have some alterations from the source code?
I love that it fuels creative freedom, but this seems to be proprietary, which means freedom is still restricted.

Consider releasing code under AGPLv3 and styling/pictures GFDLv1.3? (GFDL has very strong attribution requirements: you must keep it as part of the title and include other parts.)
Gell-Mann amnesia and its opposite
This seems much more focused on deep learning.

OpenCV is a large and sprawling compendium of computer vision tools that features a scads and scads of classical algorithms, image processing filters, video processing tools. . . there's even a set of GUI components in there. But not much in the way of deep learning.
This cat and mouse game will continue forever as I don't expect governments that give Facebook a clean chit in exchange of data sharing to do much policing. The only real power lies in our hands. Many of us change/mute the channel when the ads come on, do the same effectively online by blocking ads and if that is not possible, by _never_ clicking on ads. The whole point is to sell and if we ensure that we don't pass any signal back in terms of how we are deciding, the point of ad spends themselves will be in question. The only effective wakeup call for such scum companies is their revenue taking a hit.
How much would people pay for playlists?
Hint: less than they would pay for music.
GitHub’s implementation is quite well tbh

They do allow you to generate OAuth codes with scoped access , which effectively acts exactly like passwords just giving more control to you and ensuring your account is safe.

I don’t think GitHub’s implementation is ill intentioned at all,

When compared to Google’s where it’s now effectively forcing me to keep using the gmail app
Because of these prompts

:/
obviously its a "accident", said no one ever
Computer Modern isn't the most readable font in the first place, but these look absolutely terrible on Windows (in Edge, probably identical to Chrome) on a ~220dpi display. They're at least readable on MacOS/Safari due to Apple's tendency to render fonts bolder.
> There's an important message here: the money expands by that much and inflation is .. 4%?

I doubt this comment will age well. Macroeconomic effects don't happen instantly.
This might be a way to make Google Doc's feature that allows copy/paste to be disabled (https://workspaceupdates.googleblog.com/2015/07/disable-down...) to be more secure.
With cars, I think it is important to factor in how long it lasts.
If a car lasts twice as long shouldn't it have half as much impact on CPI?
I don't think that makes it too much of a stretch.
I have some ceremonial cacao. A ceremonial portion of 45 grams (made into hot chocolate) produces a light euphoric glow for a while. It's in the same ballpark as tea, peppermint, etc. - a very tame, mild, natural "high". Similar to brewing a few fresh cannabis leaves. Nice but barely noticeable.
I don't build extensions or work on much front end web lately but this reads like Google wants more control over their stuff. The web is becoming less open.

> By moving away from HTML-based rendering to a canvas-based rendering, some Chrome extensions may not function as intended on docs.google.com and may need to be updated.

> If you are building your own integrations with Google Docs, we recommend using Google Workspace Add-ons framework, which uses the supported Workspace APIs and integration points. This will help ensure there will be less work in the future to support periodic UI implementation changes to Docs.

This is basically putting an API on top of an API as far as I'm concerned. The web renders markup and executes javascript to produce experience. Putting an API on top and using canvas to render your content creates a more closed system.

For those more deep in web technology, I'd like to know if there are reasons to move to canvas for strictly technical merits.
It's not a heck of a claim at all, it's a pretty reasonable one.

I moved from a country that tended to use Facebook messenger and sometimes SMS (though that was fading), to one that primarily uses WhatsApp. While I already had WhatsApp installed from travelling there in the past, I almost never used it outside of travel purposes.

When I moved, everything ended up in WhatsApp. If I met someone and wanted to meet up with them another day, it was WhatsApp. I'd get added to a group because it was someone's birthday, it was WhatsApp. Many apartment buildings have a WhatsApp group to discuss building related things. It was how I told my landlord that something needed fixing. So on, so forth. Lately there are some people I talk to on Telegram, and a couple on Signal, but most of my social (and other things) organisation goes via WhatsApp. I could uninstall it, but then I'd lose a chunk of social contact.

For me, email has become mostly an avenue for notifications from companies or newsletters. The most back-and-forth I've done with it in a long time was when I was buying an apartment, a lot of documentation and organising was done through email.

As for SMS, no one uses that except perhaps one automated reminder about something every few months.
Not the creator, but looking at the source - everything is sized using 'rem' units. (Height, width, positioning of all the elements.) Kind of like using a percentage.

style="height: 0.160992rem; width: 1.00383rem; left: 0.5rem; top: 0.273827rem; ..."

This can be used because `font-size` on the root html tag is set to the width in pixels of the screen - or 600px maximum.

And then font sizes for all the elements are specified individually.
Yeah, I don't think the "base effect" is relevant here. These aren't employment percentages or something. Inflation is cumulative. How low or high it was last year isn't really relevant; 4.2% is simply high, full stop. I don't care if it's an "improvement" from 20% last year, it would still be high. I don't care if it was 1% last year, it would still be high. Comparing it to last year might be relevant for other things, of course, but it's not at all the "base effect" where a company claiming 30% growth year-over-year isn't really getting 30% because there's just a "base effect" of seriously depressed revenue last year... 4.2% inflation is just 4.2% inflation, full stop.
I would like to know which ui library they use.
I agree. The economy is complex. You can’t tie 12 trillion of spending directly to inflation. Negative side effects manifest in ways we don’t expect. In this case, drastically increasing wealth inequality.

It’s interesting to me that software developers don’t intrinsically realize this more than your average person. Nobody knows better than us that making changes to a complex system can have catastrophic downstream effects and has to be extensively tested first.
There is more demand for homes and home improvements, but again, thats what's driving goods, like lumber, cement, etc. I would argue those are as much goods as services.
Yes but the treatment is potentially very different. Having the Fed use its blunt monetary tools to control a price increase might not make sense if that increase is caused by a specific supply-chain issue.

“Inflation is still inflation” is like a doctor saying “a headache is still a headache” and ignoring the fact that one patient’s headache is caused by an operable brain tumor, while the other drank too much the night before.
"Sift through". Is that what it's come to? A few paragraphs read in under a minute, is too much to ask of a modern reader?

Kids these days. Bah.
So would it be okay if I said that femininity is not toxic, just specific feminine behaviors and then went out to try to eliminate those behaviors in women?
Emulating AirTags to upload arbitrary data via Apple's FindMy network
The premise is, the State is gone. What then?
TIL about Squoosh. Thanks!
Haiku is lacking full featured web browser like Chromium or Firefox. They do have some basic browser available, but its capability is very limited.
The Fed used to say they would target 2% and just recently changed it to "an average of 2%". It's less denial and more of a changing in definition.
Maybe because I am out of loop with web development, but this sounds like a huge change to me. So instead of HTML elements, there will be just one big <canvas> element, and everything will be rendered there? How will text selection work for example? Will Google Docs basically implement a GUI library like GTK, which renders everything itself, but for the web?
A system like Guix will have at least a magnitude more private manifests.

Form personal shell scripts and environment configs, over team development environments to custom software. Non of that can be upstreamed. Plus the proprietary software, which also can't be upstreamed.

I concur that not having a stable format is a potentially problematic design decision, not a benefit.
Do you see the irony of complaining loudly about a complaint? Do you really think it’s worse to “write a furious blog post” than the insults you hurled at the OP in your other comment in this thread?
Is it time to start asking questions about the number of Indian tech CEO? Raghuram, Pichai, Nadella, Krishna, Narayen. Who else am I missing?
It seems to me that state laws like this can't be passed with strong opposition from municipalities. I imagine that it's harder to ban municipal broadband at the state level if a medium-size city already has municipal broadband, or has strong local support for it.

Maybe there's some interesting political science research on this.
RIP web accessibility when everyone starts doing this to make ad blocking more difficult
So you don't store it on the tractor itself, you store it with the trailer. That's how your god Elon is proposing to do it with batteries.
If you're more familiar with it its part of the job.
did you send to gmail/hotmail/icloud?

hotmail and icloud are very sensitive and if IP isn't reach a certain reputation(mail volume+age) it's easiser to land on spam even SPF/DKIM/DMARC are passed. But if the recipient interact with sender(mark as non spam, send a reply) then moving forward email send from that won't be flag as spam anymore. So their spam filtering is kind of weak and they used previous interaction as a signal.

gmail, on other hand is rock solid. They have their own false positive obviously but they are rock solid in term of not relying on IP reputation(or less). They are smarte and righfully land your legitimate email on inbox even an email come from a spammy IP.
Congrats, it's really great!

A small comment:

- Instagram has recently become much more aggressive in not showing anything to logged out users. Because of this, when you create a button (on your site) linking to an Instagram page, the button name ends up being "Login • Instagram" (that's because you're getting the Open Graph preview of the page you're redirected to, i.e. the login..!)

You could probably have an exception for Instagram and when linking to instagram.com/<username>, force the button name to be @<username>. Not ideal, certainly, but maybe a bit better?

Congrats again and happy launch!

EDIT: I initially didn't see that the mobile viewport /is/ visible when designing on desktop! my bad! I removed my original note
Perhaps Flutter. It uses Canvas to render in the web.

https://flutter.dev/
The spike in wood prices is likely due to high demand from new building and housing renovations + a number of reasons for a supply shortage: https://www.vox.com/22410713/lumber-prices-shortage
Not with the same performance and memory safety guarantees.
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Are any of those vaccines being distributed under an emergency use authorization without FDA approval?
Part of the contribution of this paper is about preventing that specific problem.

“We also seek to eliminate artifacts that can be seen in the results of prior deep-learning approaches, which often hallucinate objects. To this end, we analyze the datasets that are commonly used for photorealism enhancement. Our analysis reveals that their scene layouts differ in ways that can explain artifacts commonly seen in prior work. To better align the datasets and alleviate the artifacts, we propose a new strategy for sampling image patches during training. We further design a new adversarial training objective that facilitates enhancements that are geometrically and semantically consistent with the content of the input image.”
If they're going to make the leap of switching the render layer, I'm surprised the leap isn't to flutter (which is supposedly stable/ready for production web apps?).
The article says the reasons are,

> to improve performance and improve consistency
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I need to jump through a few hoops to send it, since Github won't let me add a user with read access to a private repository, but I'll send that over tonight
> I'd like to know if there are reasons to move to canvas for strictly technical merits.

In Google's announcements, they say the reason is performance.
How will they achieve accessibility? I can only imagine screen readers trying to parse a bunch of vectors.
The part I don’t understand is how in the world is a renderer written in JavaScript better performing than their own Chrome c++ code? With Edge being a Chrome clone and Safari being also performant browser, what are they worried about?
Anyone else find it kind of convenient that the town ended up paying for the upgrade to the telephone poles, which was the prerequisite for private companies to expand into the town, and then all of a sudden ran out of steam, setting up the for-profit cable company to swoop in and reap the benefits?

I'm not much of a conspiracy theorist but the story dedicates so much time to the pre-planning, then all of a sudden trails off and glosses over the part where the initiative loses momentum and the private company ends up making money?
e.gg never actually launched, right? And the others just don't have the same flare at all...
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6 months for killing a cat doesn’t seem unreasonable.
but it is false sense of security as any one can screenshot it and use ocr to generate text again?
Do you think adversarial country relations specially from sanctioned countries like China and Russia might count in favor of Risc-V development and adoption?
I would rather pay $79 USD a month for this than what I get with leadpages that I mostly use for easy editing/creation. One click editing was awesome right on the homepage. Love this and can imagine using it for a number of quick things.

If I were leadpages or a similar company I'd buy this outright right now before y'all build up your own community and the price reflects that.

If you're thinking of a model I'd suggest doing pay per export for source code/external host, let people build & then export full css/html/etc for like $9 a project. Keep the hosted on your domain free or mostly free and you'll make an industry of people who will justify the small project cost for the time savings of a true drag & drop editor
> Obviously that's not in their interests, and diplomacy has gotten them nowhere.

At no point has Hamas tried diplomacy. But you’ve just shown your true colors you’re ok with Hamas indiscriminately firing on civilians bec “what else can they do” but when Israel performs targeted strikes against Hamas, and Hamas intentionally puts children in harms way it’s somehow Israel’s fault.

There was nothing illegal about the resettlement, if you don’t have legal permission to live somewhere you’re gonna get evicted eventually.

How is it illegal to restrict gatherings? We’ve been doing that for the last year plus!

For the last three months I’ve seen daily reports of violent and sometimes deadly attacks against Jews just for walking around. It’s not like one dude punching another in the back of the head (like what’s happening in NY) it’s groups of Arabs seeking out a lone Jew and then attacking him/her. This has been happening multiple times a day for the last 3 months... you’re pretty screwed up if you think that’s ok and shouldn’t warrant a response.

If Hamas wants to fight with honor, nothing is stopping them. They instead choose the cowardly route, hiding behind their wives, elderly, and children. You also need to ask yourself, what is Hamas’s goal here: their charter very clearly spells it out: “total destruction of Israel.”

Considering the way they treated Fatah when Hamas won the election I don’t think it’s too far to say that if Hamas somehow was given power over any part of Israel there would immediately be a small scale genocide.

Additionally, that article is incredibly biased, acting as if the people in Gaza have no agency, this is a dangerous and false assumption, if they don’t want Hamas using their homes as military bases they can stop them, or better yet foment an insurrection and place in power people who want peace. But of course most in Gaza don’t want peace they like trying to kill Jews for sport and are entirely fine paying with their lives when it comes to it bec they believe in the cause. The article also entirely ignores the larger context around what’s happening and strongly implies that Israel started this and is acting unfairly, when as we’ve seen in all the other recent conflicts in other parts of the world, couldn’t be further from the truth. No other military spends as much time worrying about civilian casualties as the IDF, no one else bends over backwards to warn non-combatants of impending danger, so much so that they often end up warning the terrorists as well, your hatred for Jews is showing loud and clear here and you might want to consider the double standard you hold Jews to before you reply.

Hamas doesn’t have the technological and military prowess of China that makes it nearly impossible to overthrow them, in any given month there are as many as 10 different terrorist “gangs” operating in the region. It’s entirely plausible to suggest that if people really were dissatisfied with Hamas they could fairly easily get a change of leadership.
Exactly. The prices of a handful commodities that underpin the economy have jumped. But all commodities are tied to all other commodities to some extent. We're gonna see those increases disperse into the rest of the economy.

The trillion dollar question is which increases will persist and to what extent.
I want to say that Flutter would be a good candidate, but I don't think it's ready for this. Or is it?
Discovery of new geologic process calls for changes to plate tectonic cycle
More important than laws in India he is making the govt look bad. That can get you killed and there won't even be a headline about it
The CDC had a special way of being dishonest here: They claimed and continue to claim there is zero knowledge available unless there are a dozen studies from the right institutions confirming it. This led them to be months behind on realizing that COVID was airborne.
Spain regulates gig economy with new food delivery law
This is exactly the reason I don't use an ad blocker. In the long run, it will make everything worse, and I still probably won't be able to block ads. I'm clearly on the losing side of this though.
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I followed one of the citations to this article "Constructing drug effects: A history of set and setting" [1]. A very interesting read, excerpts below:

> LSD research of the 1950s was dominated by the idea that the drug could be used to induce and study mental illness ... Presupposing that patients become mentally ill under the effects of LSD, they were creating expectancies ... the subjects who participated in research were hospitalized psychiatric patients who had little choice about partaking in experiments. Preparation for sessions was poor, often consisting of the casual suggestion that the patient will experience a few hours of madness following the ingestion of the drug, not a soothing notion, to say the least.

> And yet, as the 1950s progressed a growing number of publications were describing the LSD experience in radically different terms. ... participants in psychotherapeutically oriented LSD research asked to repeat the experience time and again (Abramson, 1960). The striking differences in the description of the effects of LSD can readily be explained by the striking differences in the set and setting which existed between the two schools of research. ...

> Yet by the 1970s, following the abandonment of psychedelic drug research and the classification of psychedelics as Schedule I drugs, the concept of set and setting would all but disappear from the literature. ...

> Numerous experiments conducted under strictly controlled conditions (double-blind, with placebos) on a wide range of subjects and in different cultures have demonstrated that both mood and actions are affected far more by what people think they have drunk than by what they have actually drunk ... people who expect drinking to result in violence become aggressive; those who expect it to make them feel sexy become amorous; those who view it as disinhibiting are demonstrative. ...

> Over the last decades, principles of set and setting have been employed both as drug policy measures as well as by local and community initiatives in order to reduce the drug harms. Prominent examples include the case of Dutch coffee shops, as well as chill out rooms and free availability of water in clubs where MDMA is commonly used.

[1] https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/2050324516683325
There is a good breakdown of the CPI on the US BLS Site:

https://www.bls.gov/charts/consumer-price-index/consumer-pri...

Highlights that explain the overall 4.2% jump:

* Used cars and trucks 21.0%

* Gasoline (all types) 49.6%

* Airline fare 9.6%
Duels have to be with deadly weapons. (See the dictionary.) If you are purposely using them in a manner that cannot result in death, they aren't deadly, so it's not a duel. Otherwise every boxing or fencing match would be a duel.

That is different than using deadly weapons but where one party is incapacitated or surrenders before they are killed. The realistic threat of death is still present.

The whole point of the top-level comment was that it seems shocking that dueling was still happening mid-20th century, so it is useful to point out that this was not the normal definition of dueling.
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