skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The key difference is that the A320 dated to the 1980s and was designed from the get-go for fly-by-wire and high-bypass turbofans. The 737 was in many respects an evolution of the 1950s-vintage Boeing 707, and was designed for low-bypass jets and to operate from rough fields using built-in steps or short airstairs rather than a modern terminal with jetway/piers. So the 73 family has a much shorter undercarriage, which affects the engine diameter, and so on.

What they need is a new narrowbody that is to the 787 as the 757 was to the 767: narrow and lower capacity but same cockpit/control layout and handling characteristics (to make fleet crew management cheaper), and capacity overlapping at the high end with the bottom end of the widebody 787.

But developing an all-new narrowbody costs tens of billions, while incrementally extending the 737 to the MAX was cheaper ...
That's a pretty cynical take. Much the same could be said of any industry that relies on manufacturing and marketing. I think there's value in society at large - we are social creatures and relating to each other, mimicking each other, and other forms of communication are deeply tied to how we get along as human beings. I'm not saying fashion is itself necessarily useful at large, and it certainly has the issues you described, but it's at least a byproduct of other things that are highly useful.
Because at some point someone will - and probably has - make a library out of this, adding yet one more to the tens of thousands of files that my cruddy server can't handle already because of the sheer quantity.

Plus you're probably missing a few dozen edge cases and optimizations that the native version would incorporate.

We wouldn't have been in node_modules dependency hell if they incorporated a few more things into the standard library or language.
Sure, this looks like an improvement on Samsungs Dex feature from Galaxy Android phones where you can wirelessly stream desktop UI to a TV.

What does that have to do with with what HarmonyOS is?
It's possible to "break" Windows Update reversibly (I discovered this by accident on a computer with a large HDD and small SSD a while back). Change the location of the default `ProgramFilesDir` and `ProgramFilesDir (x86)` keys in `HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion` to not be `C:\Program Files` and `C:\Program Files (x86)` respectively. EG move them to a different drive. Don't move the various programs inside. IME, everything works, except that Windows Update will check only the new location for some Microsoft programs, not fall back to the default, and fail with an unintelligible error code.
As far as I saw, he was given that consideration. People seem to disagree that he changed (this is my observation, not my opinion on RMS). I.e. people were not, in any numbers, claiming that any change in him should be disregarded. However, that topic seems to be 100% cemented (i.e. you're either on one side or the other, and nothing else seems to matter).
That’s my only problem with it, I will forget what this random file in /etc does or how to configure this and that because it is so simple to do decleratively and never breaks :D
Just noting that if you had COVID already, there is no need to get a vaccine, even for international travel.

Most countries that restrict travel to vaccinated people accept either a positive antibody test result or a positive COVID test result.
I'm Swedish living in Sweden, but lived most of my life in the US. I too had many issues with this sort of thing. Frankly it's a national embarrassment. At the very least I think that Skatteverket shouldn't be allowed to assess any taxes from someone that hasn't been assigned a personnummer. Not even retroactively. Maybe then they'll have at least a little incentive to do their job.

But really this just makes me sad that cash is going away. It provided some ways to work around the system, but with so few people accepting it, you're just kind of the mercy of the bureaucracy. And good luck ever convincing common Swedes it's an issue when they've always lived in the system. They only see it as something that works so well, when it is basically broken for all newcomers.
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For your filter issue, toddy makes disposable paper filter bags that are great. You just brew in them instead of a nut milk bag. There's virtually no grit.
> It preys on and fuels women’s insecurities to sell them throwaway products made by borderline-enslaved Cambodians.

It sounds like you've never used Depop or learned about it before writing this comment. Depop is the exact opposite. It's a solution to what you're framing as a problem. Depop is a way to recycle clothing rather than throwing it out and buying more - it is actually a reaction to the exact fast fashion you're complaining about.
Do players host their code on their own computers?
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Or go shopping at a major grocery store...

It’s more like they are not allowed to for the good of the country. I mean they are no longer living for themselves but are the human manifestation of the office of the executive, so there are some things they are not allowed to do, unless they insist which would irritate their handlers.
Not the most information-laden two words.
> It is publicly accessible

That depends on the instance.
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Debt is a reality of modern life, not something you can opt-out of by reading the right self-help books. Control is bad, whether it's direct control by state actors or indirect societal control by credit agencies.
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Could you share a link to your repo? This setup sounds interesting. Currently I have two separate repos for NixOS and home-manager.
I think the interface is appropriate as a learning tool for intermediate+ players, who will know right away exactly what they are looking at. Anyone who has used poker educational software should be right at home with your interface. Don't change it!

I expect a round poker table if the software actually plays poker or if it's some kind of hand-commentary replayer. Not for things like this.
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I would say though that there are a few more considerations to keep in mind relative to the "audiophile" analogy.

- pourovers take a ton of time and effort, but an Aeropress is really fast. I think I spend maybe about a net time investment of 45 seconds (15 seconds to start the kettle/hit the grind button, 15 seconds to set it up, 15 seconds to make the coffee) between which phases I can do other stuff, like work, or, more likely, hacker news. Of course, this is WAY less time than going to a starbucks.

- even the more expensive beans are still on the order of 5x cheaper than the cheapest starbucks.
Sounds like any other investment.
The trigger for the decision was not the recent Chernobyl series but the Fukushima incident combined with an important election. If Fukushima would have happened a month later, Germany probably wouldn't have decided to shut down it's unclear power plants.

On October 28th 2010 the German government (CDU & FPD) voted to prolong the usage of its existing power plants for another 8 years.
Fukushima happened on March 11th 2011. Put under pressure by an increasing poll numbers of the (anti-nuclear) Green Party and having a state election upcoming on March 27th the same government decided to close down the power plants.
Every posting related to this is being flagged to death (but also getting upvotes). I wish I could say I don't know why but unfortunately I think I do.
Okay so someone said it in a time when the "experiment" was slavery. I'm not sure what your point is.
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I think the point is not monitoring social media. Rather the university want to hold you accountable for public statements, where social media without using an anonymous ID is essentially a public statement.

I kind of empathise with GP. Bulling can and does happen off-campus and online, and has a detrimental effect on education.

Unfortunately, I can also see how this can and will be used as a silencing tool. No clue where to draw the line. We will likely see the pendulum swing every decade between more free speech and more responsible speech. Currently the fear of detrimental effects due to fake news makes the pendulum swing towards more responsible speach.
Books that aren't rare, ie aren't valuable as artefacts, you would surely cut off the spine and run through an automated scanner?

But then medical texts probably cost way more than $80. How much was your boss making from those scans? Were they taking account of copyright law?
I'm not sure why it doesn't justify an article in Nature.
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That’s not exactly true. Many on HN are unemployed or underemployed, even if they are in tech. The industry has a pretty wide range, it’s only the VC capitals that have amazing pay, benefits, etc.. Most programming jobs have average salary and standard crap benefits.
I was wondering why an article about a map did not include a picture of the map.
> I wouldn't say two circles connected by a line is very useful in UI to be honest.

It is when you think that you can't reliably animate or reposition anything in HTML if it causes a reflow.

Most (any?) other UI toolkits give you distinct "canvas" that can be in more-or-less arbitrary relationships to each other. And if that is not enough, they let you drop down to `onPaint` and paint your own stuff.

HTML+CSS force you into a rigid tree laid out on a rigid 2D-plane. Because at their core they have always been just a tool to (somewhat badly) render text and some images. All the other things we force into/onto them play very badly with this concept.
I recently moved back to Arch from NixOS. I really love the idea, and the execution isn't necessarily bad, but it didn't make sense for me on the desktop. Straying off the beaten path quickly led to the sense that I was going to have to learn way more about Nix than I wanted to. I hope the documentation and community grows, because I definitely got the sense that it is the future arriving early!
A lot of this "stuff" comes from the Ars Technica article:

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/02/harmonyos-hands-on-h...

Huawei’s HarmonyOS: “Fake it till you make it” meets OS development

While it is true that Huawei did officially respond to the Ars Technica article, one of their developers did a detailed walkthru of the article trying settle some of the misunderstandings.

https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV12X4y1N7bd

It is in English but has a Chinese title which google hilariously translates into:

See the BBC again? The technology media from the West can't avoid the vulgarity. Seeing them embarrassing and black Hongmeng can't stand it, Brother Zhao refuted it.

Enjoy.
I think your viewpoint may be better served by the word "destigmatize"? In practice, the word "decriminalization" does not go as far as the word "legalization". Decriminalization only refers to removing criminal penalties, while allowing other ones to stand. Legalization refers to complete legalization (they'll most likely still regulate large-scale production like they do alcohol, tobacco, and other psychoactive substances). Ideally legalization should also come with expungement of convictions, as long as no other crimes were committed along the way (and even still, the charges directly related to the drugs themselves should still be vacated, even if there are other valid charges to hold).
Coffee is a bit like high end alcohol. There's a world of really amazing experiences out there if you're willing to put in the money and time, and cut through marketing BS.

... but if you're perfectly happy with dewars white label and bud light, I'd recommend never losing that and finding another perfectly good hobby =).
What's your security model for logged-in users, one of the reason we (the jupyter team) have nbviewer on a separate domain with no login is to have embedded JS and other potentially sensitive content to be rendered without risk. We've seen people trying many attack vectors against renderer like this one with for example injecting script tags in things like prompt numbers.
>there's no evidence that fast charging degrades your battery more quickly than regular charging.

Well that's a lie. Fast charging necessarily generates more heat. Heat invariably damages li-ion batteries. I know my phone gets extremely warm when fast charging. There's just no possible way that the wear and tear is exactly the same.

And, oh look - evidence! https://nasilemaktech.com/fast-charging-degrades-battery-20-...
The rolling 7-day averages are;

Tues 11 May- Avg-Deaths - 12

Tues 18 May- Avg-Deaths - 9

Tues 25 May- Avg-Deaths - 7

Tues 01 Jun- Avg-Deaths - 6
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In fairness, lots of us got nothing done during the pandemic.
Do you really believe only people paid by Google would flag this?
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In my experience, grocery stores want a best by, not a roast date, so even good roasters will sometimes use a different label when selling through a store vs direct. In one case, I learned the best by date they use is just roast date + 1y.
Some years ago I did something similar with Facebook - switched my location to North Korea and voila all advertisements disappeared. Later, it stopped working and even later Airbnb (where I foolishly linked the account) asked me to accept new terms of use but I couldn't because they blocked anyone from North Korea from using Airbnb.
This makes me think of the “What time is it right now?” website from Bojack Horseman. It feels a bit odd to incorporate this into Twitter when I can use a built-in weather app on my phone, or a separate app that I like the UI for, or Siri, or Google, etc
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My bad, I should have specified.

An order of magnitude does not need to be decimal. Order of 2 is also sufficient.

The US produces between 50-100K CS grads (depending on how you count majors). India produces about 1 million by the same metric.

That's a 10-20x difference.
There seems to be an assumption that if Boeing is allowed to fail, no other American company or companies could ever fill its place and compete with Airbus. Is this really the case? Boeing had to get the Commerce Department's help to kill Bombardier, a Canadian aerospace company, when they couldn't compete with its narrow-body airliner. Boeing lost to SpaceX, a young company, in the Commercial Crew Program.
I still can’t quite figure out why it’s not more popular... then again, I don’t use it either, sadly, because it’s not as popular as I feel it deserves; I feel like there must be some reason it’s not used more, so in turn haven’t dedicated the time to learn it. Perhaps that’s cyclic...
In 2017, I joined a company that had been spun out of Ebay and bought by a PE firm. The firm invested a large amount of "growth capital" in the biz to transform the product from a software license to a cloud-based service. This transition not only increased our revenue exponentially but also gave us the ability to analyze data on how customers were using our product (prior to this, we had zero visibility into how customers used our on-prem product). Using this data, we were able to better serve our customers & partners and improve the overall experience of using the product. A few years later, we sold the company to a large company for a pretty penny (>$1B).

This is all definitely anecdata but, IMO, being backed by a PE firm forced us to focus on revenue (really EBITDA) alongside product growth. A mechanism that forced us to focus on the impacts of each product decision we made. I think this ultimately helped us keep a steady pulse on the market w/o chasing every shiny new trend that popped up.
Hey, it’s actually one of Elon’s goals and it looks like it’s working.
We really can't draw any even weak inferences here. The only thing we know is that life that is much like ourselves is possible. We can not in any way say if it is common, or so exceedingly unlikely that we are the only example. The only data point we have is that we exist, but that data point confers no information, since it is a given. If we did not exist, we could not consider it.

So we know that one example of life exists, the Earth. The question we are trying to answer is, does a second example exist. For this, we have no information other than that it is possible.
I'm currently working on app that allows you to pay all your bills in a single click.

As the guy who pays all the bills in the house I have like 7+ bills to pay in a single time. I hate to pay it 1 by 1 so I created the app to solve that problem.

This is the link https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bayaqapp.w... but it is only for Malaysia.
>D was meant to replace C++ not be a fast Java like language, I would argue, it achieved neither.

Cannot comprehend your logic here, one of the Java objectives was also to replace C++. It kind of achieved the objective by consistently being top 3 languages since its introduction and it achieved that by not even natively compiled, unlike D. Based on Java story, it seems that having no GC is not a required condition for success. I'd had imagined if Java is not being invented the entire Android eco-system (the world's most popular operating system) will be written in C++.

>D wanted to be a mainstream language, this is why the adopted the C/C++/Java style of programming, and again they didnt achieve this objective

Not sure what is your point here since almost every programming languages wanted to be a mainstream language including Ruby, regardless whether the author admit it or not.

>D is not instinct, it still have a small dedicate user base, I just wholeheartedly think, today, you have far better options: Rust, Go, OCaml , C# , Kotlin

I think you meant 'extinct'. Time will eventually tell and no need to be so negative. When Python was 20 years old (about the same age as D today), it literally was playing a 2nd or 3rd fiddle to PHP, TCL, Perl, R, Ruby and Matlab in their respective domains, and look where is Python now? I believe even Guido did not have predicted the astronomical rise of Python at the time.
Right, this is why I'm confused. There's no play by any sufficiently advanced adversary that makes sense. Except domestic terrorism. A fairly rich / savvy domestic actor with bad intent might be interested in seeing if they can fly about with a fast / large drone. Prior to, you know, equipping that drone with something bad.
Though Dr. Chomsky's interpretation may be prescient in many respects, the title of your post is misleading, as he does not mention former Pres. Trump by name. As such, the title ought to be what the original title was (along with the date): "Chomsky on Liberal Disillusionment with Obama (2009)"
https://github.com/nitsky/config
I've submitted this before. It's good info; I hope this posting gets traction.
While obviously a whole topic should not be disregarded because of one source reporting on it, this doesn't make sense:

>It doesn't matter who reported it if it's true.

The entity reporting on a topic absolutely matters. Trust matters, and history matters. It's unrealistic to say an entire article "is true". That's not a reflection of reality. E.g. a headline or a sentence may be objectively true or false, or subjectively true or false, or misleading, or omitting context, or cherry-picking, etc.

Yes, we should mostly pay attention to the more salient things we have access to, in this case the actual blog post, but the act of criticizing an article is absolutely valid regardless of that.
both slack and element significantly predate discord...
Now take your hobby, and have someone say "Glad my senses are too dull to care about this".

"I'm glad I have a 5800X so I don't have to care about well-performing code".

Lots of people drink coffee. Many enjoy the taste of good coffee. Some people enjoy brewing the finest coffee as a hobby, just as someone else likes making wooden furniture, writing elegant algorithms, or painting.
The idea that the EU can pass an EU law and expect foreign entities to comply with it at all is pretty entitled.
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HarmonyOS 1 and HarmonyOS 2 are not the same thing. You're talking about no.1. It was quite interesting and ambitious, but it never really worked out, but this version is actually based on Android. We don't really know to what extent though.

To be fair the HMS ecosystem is actually no small feat.
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I think part of it is the character needs something to do with their hands, or something like that. I've cut back a lot in my drinking and noticed this a lot too. Lots of straight liquor drinking.
more resets for you: https://github.com/sw-yx/spark-joy/blob/master/README.md#css...
That's really weird. Was this an individual or some sort of organized thing?
"The mRNA-LNP platform’s lipid nanoparticle component used in preclinical vaccine studies is highly inflammatory" - https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.03.04.430128v1....
Confused. If they're relying on engines from America/Europe/Russia, doesn't that meant that they are, in fact, behind?
Software that isn't already packaged is hard to use at all. Often possible -- steam-run is handy; despite the name it basically provides a Ubuntu env -- but many forms of software development are difficult-to-impossible without first learning about Nix internals.

It can be a superb experience after you go through that trouble. Or it might not be. It depends on what you're trying to do, exactly, but you have to first spend a lot of effort learning before you'll have your answer.

Personally, I found it worth my while.
Even worse: The stakeholders in the companies that decide to have contact forms are generally not very technical. They probably never successfully installed a mail client in their life, so it's not very surprising they don't opt into using mailto links.
>throwaway products made by borderline-enslaved Cambodians

Well good thing Depop helps consumers avoid buying brand new clothing items and encourages giving life to old clothes.

>I don’t dislike fashion because I’m a humble bragging genius. I dislike it because I think it’s bad for the world.

All of fashion is bad for the world? Is that really your take?