skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The kind of person who methodically blocks ads (such as myself) overlaps strongly with the kind of person who, if they couldn't block the ads, would intentionally avoid or boycott the product being advertised out of shear spite, so it's no real loss to the advertiser. I suspect that if advertisements were to be made absolutely unblockable, the amount offered per ad view would probably decrease proportionally and creators would keep roughly the same income as now.
I know ads in radio, TV and public spaces are heavily regulated. Why legislation doesn't do the same online is beyond me. E.g. "you are allowed to show a maximum of 30 seconds of ads every 15 minutes of playtime". Also, "don't freaking increase the volume". I can't imagine the frequent interruptions are good for mental health.
Starship will make whole ISS obsolete. One more reason to leave early and invest into modern research.
I was instantly turned off when they made listen in background a paid feature. Placing basic QoL features that were previously free behind a paywall is an easy way to piss off users.
This is a new unit of measure! Now I need to know my monthly salary in eurocent volume of gold.
I've had a similar experience. After around 10 years on this rat race I've found out how little I had lived, despite that I was enjoying it. I couldn't even watch a movie without sleeping and it took me years to finally be able to appreciate different things in life. What opened my eyes was to see my mother pass away. Only that gave me conscience that just like she did(she was young & healthy), I could get sick and die very quickly.

Yes, get some hobbies and start to develop yourself in other areas. Life eventually ends and it is great to have a brain that can do something other than coding.

Develop yourself psychologically, become more mature, spiritually, learn how to cook... there is just so much you can do with your time.

One of your first goals should be to learn how to make your company respect you, despite you not living for them, like you are doing.

Also to find a psychologist. This kind of tunnel vision is common, mine was rooted in my poverty background... and they can help you to understand what caused you to think and act like this and the most important, to learn to expand yourself in different ways. You might have actually much more potential than you think you have, but you need to let yourself go.

Wish you a great time, our life is brief.
> You don’t need gut bacteria at all if you’re only eating food humans can efficiently metabolize on their own.

You don't know what you're talking about. See https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00726-017-2493-3 as an example (one of many).

Specifically:

Research has indicated that the profile of the gut microbiota is the key determinant of the levels of tryptophan catabolites (TRYCATs) in the systemic circulation. Consequently, the profile of the gut microbiota is an indirect contributor to the degree to which serotonin is present in the brain. As serotonin is a fundamental neuro-transmitter at every signaling terminus of the gut–brain axis (O’Mahony et al. 2015), this is a consequential fact. Aberrances regarding TRYCATs are known to play a role in the onset and progression of depression, chronic fatigue syndrome, and somatoform disorder (Maes et al. 2007, 2011; Maes and Rief 2012), and aberrances in the levels of neurotoxic and immunomodulatory TRYCATs have been observed in several neurodegenerative and neuroimmune diseases (Morris et al. 2016).

As evidence regarding the impact of the human gut microbiota on the health of the gastrointestinal tract continues to grow, the significant correlation between these factors is becoming indisputable (Klose et al. 2010). Moreover, it is becoming clear that a highly responsive and mutual connection exists between the resident species of the gut microbiota and the host, primarily insofar as the host metabolome status is regulated by the microbiota locally and systemically (Zhang et al. 2015).

Disruptions to the human gut microbiota have widespread implications. For instance, they are associated with diseases external to the intestine, including the systemic immune system, the genital system, the central nervous system, and adipose tissues (Ciarlo et al. 2016)
Combined with a Pi-Hole it's quite effective. Saves more than 30% traffic.
Yes, they do. It's literally the definition of fiat money that it has no intrinsic value.
I have no experience in that area myself, but I assume most businesses (and schools!) track inventory. I would expect there to be plenty of commercial off-the-shelf inventory tracking solutions by now. Isn't that the case?
Personalisation Always Outperforms Segmenting
Off-topic, but: does anyone know how Vivaldi is funded? I tried looking for it for a bit, but couldn't find any income streams.
Piet was my first thought when I saw the submission title too.

Fascinating language.
Google will easily point you to mountains of evidence that they do work, from scientific studies. If you don't want to look at them or convince yourself you know better than the people who conducted these studies then that's unfortunate.
It's not just the ISP; web sites won't get the client's true IP either, further stymying user tracking via IP correlation.
Compatibilism seems to be relatively broad philosophical consensus. It's a position that free will is compatible with determinism.
https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/compatibilism/
Thanks so much for this! I saw the hardcopy set in a used bookstore in Menlo Park decades ago, wanted it badly but didn't have the $300 at the time - and when I finally did, of course the set was gone. It is a tremendous resource.
> Software is a highly personal and creative thing, it should have a personality

Not it isn't and it shouldn't. The process of creating the software is; huge distinction.

The product of your efforts should not have a personality or feel personal, it should just work as intended. Software is hard as it is and we don't need to make it more whimsical. A little experience can teach us, that whether we like or not, it will ultimately exhibit its own whims anyway.
With Bitcoin, I don't have to keep my savings in the bank even if I choose to use a bank for other services. As someone whose had their bank account frozen before, this is of great value to me.

I could use banks or Lightning like a checking account, while keeping the majority of my savings under my control.
Recreational boats, yes, a ton.
> It’s very clear that the original article was a hit piece/advocacy editorial more than anything else. If you don’t believe, go look at the cover of drudge right now, where he’s using it to go after his favorite target, Elon musk. (making a claim that even the pro Publico article doesn’t make).

Propublica is to gun manufacturers as drudge is to john wilkes booth.
Amazing tool !

Is it possible to disable translation?
A bit frustrating when searching for anything other than english and still ending up with english.
Minimax Algorithm Guide: How to Create an Unbeatable AI
I can count the number of times a website has not worked for me in Firefox the past 5 years on one hand.

Now contrast that with the number of extensions Chrome would break for me with this update. It's a bigger number. Luckily I'm already on FF.
First hit in Google

https://vivaldi.com/blog/vivaldi-business-model/
They at least have some sponsored bookmarks if you don’t configure them bt yourself.
We actually do this at my company. Our user base is mostly security focused and browses with javascript disabled so we had to find another way to make reading a simple text with some pictures thrown in terribly slow for them. We like it so much that we are currently developing a server runtime for it called node.css. We are also working on a meta package manager based on this runtime so we can manage our dependencies on different package managers more easily.
Does this require Windows Enterprise/Education?
The fact people study the effectiveness of masks rules out your point. Suggesting it is some method to enforce conformity is the step where it derails into conspiracy theory tier rambling and fear mongering.

Yes it is a valid question, are masks effective, and as you actually point out, people study it. But somehow that doesn’t count to you, and that is somehow being censored?

Masks do not have to protect everyone perfectly to have an effect. If it reduces the spread in a statistically significant manner over the entire population that is enough. Dampens chains of transmission and growth. Seems fairly basic that putting a barrier to catch or deflect particles is not a bad idea. I think if it reduces transmission even by 10% it’s worth it. Yes maybe it’s not perfect, but I think the studies suggest it does help to some small extent. Combine that with vaccination, distancing, habits you end up beating covid.

Normal people are not experts in statistics and virology. I think that the medias job is to try and promote and distill what the current consensus of the experts is. You want society to go along with it. We should try and follow their advice. Are there mistakes? Yes. As we get new information, the model changes. That is science. Does this need to be a disclaimer? Maybe.

Recently however many people are just radicalised and take an expert position as some sort of conspiracy. They want to question things that they know nothing about, and it doesn’t end up been done constructively in good faith.

Society by large doesn’t seem equipped at the moment to handle and properly discuss these issues. Maybe it doesn’t even have. Seems like specialisation is what we do, so we should go along with experts for the most part.

If you point out all the times where experts were wrong, well the fact that over time they were found out and advice was changed, is actually a sign that the system works. Maybe unfortunate for some individuals but for society as a whole, progress is made.
The M1 itself is an SoC. It's composed of parts, however, which can stack.

Eg., just look at the M1 variations present atm: variable gpu cores.

The "chiplet" speculation is that given the M1's variable high-perf, low-perf and cpu cores, this can scale up.

Leaks at least are all pointing in a 32-core, Xeon-competitor direction. It is theoretically possible they could do the same with GPU count, and try to compete perhaps in the mid-pro gfx range.
-Fair point (matter of fact, I considered including a paragraph about that) - but the situation now is that for reasons outside their control, the migrant labour is not available, and the system as is cannot handle either paying the going rate for 'normal' work to fresh hires in that sector OR find enough 'real' (for lack of a better term) Norwegians willing -or even able to- to accept work at the wage offered.

For instance, with wages being as they are, many unemployed people would get less payout working full time in the agricultural sector than they would just sitting at home receiving unemployment benefits (at slightly less than 2/3 of their former wage).

The result being, of course, that whatever labour does show up tends to be less than fully motivated, adding to the employers' woes and reluctance to hire them in the first place.

I don't mind migrant labour at all; what I do mind is the idea that when the labour pool shrinks drastically, employers still try to avoid the obvious solution to attract labour - by increasing wages, if only temporarily.

These are extraordinary times (one can but hope), and extraordinary short-term measures to counter that doesn't seem unreasonable.
The only other legal tender in El Salvador is the US Dollar. If, for any reason, you have qualms about the US financial system, especially as someone foreign to the US with little priority in its decision making processes, it might be desirable to opt for a different currency. Is BTC the right currency for their government to bend to that purpose? I guess we'll find out.
It's a thought experiment. Imagine you're trying to prove the relationship between your personal savings rate, and the date at which you can retire.

- If I save 100% of my money now, I can retire now (because clearly I don't need money to live).

- If I save 0% of my money now, I will never be able to retire (because I'll have none when I forfeit my income).
I'm no expert, but I'd say that patent is only one of many patented inventions needed to turn it into a working product. That is, say the patent expired, anyone could make an EUV laser, but that in itself does not produce nanometer scale transistors.
I actually like the stack overflow rip off sites. They load quicker than the real stack overflow (which often seems to freeze due to broken ad scripts).
I think it follows spirit of old Opera 12 very well. It is even opensource (kind of).
That's how Windows works 99% of the time
Yes, what we need more than anything else is more laws - generated at a rapid rate.
Singapore is pretty efficient.
I've used Retool at my old job and it's one awesome platform. Does Tooljet support also MySQL?
Not currently, but MS have said they're not working on SRP any more
Do the people who actually make the content get a sizeable chunk of the cash? I don't want to pay a monopoly that shits on smaller publishers at the behest of larger, incumbent publishers. For this reason I prefer using something like Patreon and block ads on the current monopoly platform.
website is down.

how much spyware is in their browser? is it fully open sourced?
The informal system (50% of the workforce) is mostly cash based, while those who have 'formal' jobs get paid in bank accounts which usually include debit cards.

Payment in food stalls and small businnesses is mostly cash.
HN hug :) https://web.archive.org/web/20210609074720/https://vivaldi.c...
Congratulations, I like the idea, quite useful for learning JS I think ;)
It's down, archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20210609074720/https://vivaldi.c...
It remainds me very much of tiddlywiki [1], which is not as simple and limits the js hackability as default (for security), bu is also a self-contained html+js file

[1] https://tiddlywiki.com/
This reminds me of the Extended mind thesis. As long as you're capable of looking it up, it's part of your mind for all practical purposes. Storing it literally in your brain wouldn't add benefit in many (not all) cases.
Not going to download it just to find out that they didn't bother supporting Office365.
Thanks for the kind words! Hope it will still be useful at some point in the future.
Not everyone is building single page static html sites.
I'm not aware of any spyware in the browser.

I believe the source is online but not licensed under a free license (Someone is free to correct me on that).
The 3090 has a 350W TDP
It's a dirty, dangerous industry. I imagine that running it in the neatherlands would be more expensive. That's one of the reasons it went abroad in the first place.
that link doesn't work: Error establishing a database connection
Where do you got your 'more than 50%' from?

The Internet says Jeff Bezos has a bit more than 10%.
Again, I think this is a rather theorerical argument.

Retirement is not solely coupled to the amount of money you have. I personally have aspirations and enough money to not having to work for a few years. And still I work lots of hours to achieve certain goals that have nothing to do with increasing my money.
They are very small, and high up. As the AI gets better they will also become better at evading fire, just as mosquitoes are really hard to get. Try catching a cat that doesn't want to be caught. Equip the cat with an explosive warhead and make it a thousand cat swarm.
I’d be happy if people stopped posting poorly shot and barely edited video tutorials and explaining material to YouTube. You used to be able to search for information about products and find information now your at the whim of people posting YouTube videos with enough description info to find it, usually it will actually be a repost by someone who found it relevant to the context your actually looking for. So much stuff I’ve been watching on YouTube lately would be much much better as a series of pictures with some text explaining each one, it’s especially frustrating to see this sort of thing in online forums.

People have started to just post tear down videos or assembly instructions as an embedded video with little (sometimes no) additional information! I have to download the videos and scrub back and forth to get a decent look at small parts or re-listen to their explanations that could have been read and understood first time, not to mention how often I have to go to YouTube, watch upwards of 3 or 4 advertisements triggered by scrubbing around a video only to work out that the video doesn’t even have the information I’m interested in. It’s driving me mad and I want it to stop. Insert your own meme about Eternal September here obviously.
You whitelist c:\windows and c:\program files

Applications are a bigger problem, use chocolatey and whitelist its dir too
Disagree; generic tooling is improving but it's a long way from being "there" yet, and FFIs have barely improved over the last 10 or so years; they make it possible to use libraries from other languages, but they don't (and maybe can't) make it idiomatic.
There is a technical reason: they want to track you.
They could argue that they were entrapped by the FBI, but that argument does seem to carry much weight in the USA nowadays.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entrapment
> Not sure how people imagine production costs can be covered without ads?!

It is the producers' job to figure this out and find ethical ways to finance their work.

If they make a decision of having ads on their content, they must be prepared to face the consequences. One of them might be that for many people ads in any form are unacceptable.
Thanks for the explanation. Do you know which one would be closer to FIDE or club ratings?
Because it's the kind of low-effort humor that shouldn't be encouraged by excessive upvoting or else it would completely take over the site.

Chances are actual downvotes are still from people who not only disagree with style but also with content, but when those are a minority a magic thing happens: people who agree with content but are at best neutral about the style see it in deeply faded grey and vote "it's not that bad", but only as long as it's
deeply faded. The result of a most agree but don't wand to encourage surgeon reliably ends up a slap on the wrist "ca -1", no matter how many people voted. The mechanism works great.

(and it's also quite successful at keeping meta talk like this from escalating, I only feel that it's somewhat acceptable to write this now that the story has left the front page more than half a day)
But this story and these "gangsterphones" are very much built for and distributed specifically and only to criminals.
> Sometimes I just think mainstream media is such an unreliable source of information

CNN.com is very accurate for current Leftist/Marxist narratives.

Oh, you meant real news - try NTD Media for that on Youtube.
Good sleep means waking up without an alarm refreshed and ready to face the world. Good sleep means waking up with less physical pain then when you lied down. Good sleep usually means there was a vivid, but unimportant, dream. Good sleep means I stayed on my back the whole night, and woke up in the same position I went to sleep in.

YMMV Of course
These are always fun to play with. I coaxed it to write a poem, which had a curious disclaimer attached:

I learned to read and write
Before I could spell the word "face"
If you never learn to look
You'll get nowhere at all
I taught myself Spanish
Before I knew how to say "disco"
If you don't like the rain
You need not go outside
I'm learning to dance
Before I know how to rhyme
If you never try
You will never know
And if you do everything you can
You will never know why

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We performed magic tricks on birds to see how they perceive the world
Asana Desktop for Windows and Mac
I believe Opera was the first browsers to introduce tabs.
I don't care what brand they sell, I just wish they weren't so pushy when you clearly aren't interested.
> other times it gets in the way

No, not really.

> Once done, you could then interact with the compiler/computer in a way to fully specify intent

Doesn't work that way. Once you went down the path of laziness and started to e.g., dumping data structures into untyped dictionaries or lists instead of properly specifying them, there is no going back without throwing out all the code and rewriting.
Don't let people log into it, install updates.

But it's usually the user data that's the problem, and that's shared to all the other users. So don't let users run unauthorised code by using SRP/Applocker
I think that some other example is needed to explain "As a consumer, I love it. So much easier."

Please watch this, it is about not well known company called Luxottica that holds majority of world market for eyewear. There is a good posibilty that if you have sun glasses, they made them. It is not something technical, just simple merchandise, simple to understand:

https://youtu.be/yvTWjWVY9Vo

Since the video came out, they have also bought (actually "merged") one of the largest companies creating perscription lenses.

Now, do you like what you see? Is it "so easy" and "good" for the customers? Do you love it? How is their status impacting you wanting to buy eyewear?

Same is with google, amazon, microsoft, just name it. But yes, until they get a vast majority of market, they will not start to milk the users. As they want majority of market first.
From what I understand, it means that the vaccine is effective in teaching our immune system to successfully identify the virus / infected cells and fight it within a certain time period (which maybe anywhere between a few months to a year after vaccination - since the vaccines are new, no one is sure how long the effects last). So if you are vaccinated, and get exposed and infected by the virus, you may experience none to mild to medium symptoms (it depends on how healthy your immune system is). But the vaccine ensures that your immune system can ultimately defeat the virus and ensures the disease caused by the virus doesn't become a full blown covid case requiring hospitalisation. Note that during this period you will still be a carrier for the virus and can potentially spread it to others.

Even the current covid treatment protocol is designed to just aid your body to fight the virus successfully, and to ensure that your immune system doesn't harm you while fighting the virus (lung damage in covid cases are due to our our immune system mistakenly attacking some of our healthy cells). This is an excellent video that explains it better than me - https://youtube.com/watch?v=Bv9jDIKKUBg ...
It's design is pretty specific to Google's TPU.

If you ran it elsewhere, you'd likely need to tweak the design or suffer quite a big performance penalty.
I really tried to like Vivaldi, and it could be a good browser, but is so unbearably slow. The whole UI is unresponsive. Opening a new tab can take almost a second. Price for javascript apps I guess.

edit for clarification: This was on OSX, on Windows it was OK.

Used it for almost a year as a secondary browser, no change, gave up.
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