skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There is very little about your summary that resonates with how I have seen CPS work done in the modern day, but I’m sorry if you had an experience similar to what you are relating here.
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If a topic or search term is present in any form of news article (If one paper has them, they all have them shortly after), the search results are just extremely bad. You know that Google promotes its media friends and by now Google results look like an ad list. They haven't stopped innovating, they are moving backwards.

It would need an option to ignore any form of news media in search results.
Presumably the custom protocol would map well to at least one side of the API.
It is. But the subscription money is not the worst. You also have to agree to the terms of the developer account to open the account. Which means it will change the terms of your relationship with Apple before even getting any penny.
I realize it's no small feat to take the firehose of data you get from OSM and turn it into something usable. Other apps like OsmAnd have several presets and lots of knobs you can tweak to (hopefully) display the map exactly as you want it, but most users are too lazy for that, so there is definitely a niche for an app using a single algorithm that fits most use cases...

...but "curated with love by MAPS.ME founders", with "OpenStreetMap data" right before it, definitely sounds like some kind of manual process is involved - because that's what a https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curator does, and that's usually a real person, not an algorithm. So, if it's an algorithm, the text is misleading.
I will try this when it is out of beta TestFlight mode. Not having GPS connected sounds good, but I think that our cell carriers are already selling our location data to anyone who pays for it.

I have location turned off on all Google apps (and really, except for the Google app that feeds me interesting stories/news to read, I only use paid for services like GCP).

Both my wife and I have switched to Apple Maps. I wish that Apple provided privacy cellphone service. Right now, Apple, ProtonMail, and a few other options are my best bet for maintaining a little bit of privacy. I don’t so much care about the government having my data, but I hate large corporations having it.
You can hold down the right-arrow key to scroll, and you reach Mercury in 12 seconds.
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Once a new tax is imposed, its limits and brackets are probably the easiest things to change about it. Moreover, if they aren’t inflation-adjusted, the Fed will make sure we’ll all get there pretty soon, just by printing money like they are doing these days.

Anybody who has any legally earned wealth has already paid his fair share to the society by simply creating the corresponding value. Usually value creators get a few percent of the created value, the rest being enjoyed by the society, by the rest us.
I hope I'm not becoming this guy. I stepped in to a situation to save a warehouse full of media from being tossed in the trash, and now I'm dealing with a lot more than I ever thought I would.

There have been unforseen delays, and it's been over a year with no progress. Everything is stable, and I'm trying to do the right thing for everyone, but there are some customers that are rightly annoyed by the delays.

I've had to tell some customers off... Basically you'll get your stuff when you get it, and not before. It's really an issue of I can't get their stuff out first no matter what they pay because it's buried somewhere in the middle of a container I can't unload.

It's frustrating on all sides, but my challenges are made more difficult sometimes when I feel like I can't ever satisfy some of the people I'm trying to help.
I know the parent comment was a bit tongue in cheek, but it reminds me of a theory about the origins of human intelligence that I heard in the documentary Fantastic Fungi. Long story short the theory is that our ancestors stumbled upon magic mushrooms and the psychedelic experience was a spark of new perspective, and then the one who discovered the mushrooms would take its tribe to other psychedelic mushrooms and have them try them so that they would all experience the perspective shift.
I wonder how good the lossy quality and size is compared to JPEG Mini.
That's what the "Donate to support" links are for I guess.

But this no-ad is hugely under-rated. The web overall is not worse place simply because of overflow of ads. And Google or big players can't do anything about it they that's their main income source.

We need a LetsEncrypt styled disruption here. The field is ripe. Waiting for some player.
> I think the contract only + no meetings + no HR (no culture bullshit, no “get to know people” social events, no bullshit) company setup is going to be the future.

But in the US you see the opposite happening at a lot of large companies. I think what you described would be the future of a company with a homogeneous type of worker. However, we are humans we are not machines ignoring that we are humans can be detrimental. Not to mention worker equality is becoming important to be a stable work environment. It’s important to forget you have other roles and industries that simply cannot function the way you described (doctors, nurses, flight attendants, pilots, plumbers, etc.)

Also, I want I’m not saying the current technology corporate environment doesn’t need optimizing. It certainly does but it seems that we are moving towards that and trying to focus on what matter in HR as well.
JPEG-XL can encode huge images, whereas JPEG is limited to a maximum width and height of 65535 pixels.
Which is based on yggdrasil.
Another solution could be that "someone" creates a library supporting all these formats that everyone else can then use. If the supported formats are queried at run-time, this means that just updating the library will automagically add support into other programs.
If any of the so called "experts" who support this had any clue, they could have been leading most successful Japan companies.

But they aren't. Because they are merely just academics with socialist leanings.
He/She just want $18,000 in cash.
OSMAnd+ plus does exactly that.

OrganicMaps looks like it might have a better UI though.
"people cannot opt out of the DMV and I hear it's still garbage"

But is it, though? I get the impression these complaints run mostly on inertia. In the last 5 years I've been to DMVs in Missouri, New York, and Rhode Island and I've never waited long (they take appointments now at many branches), the people were friendly, their websites explained exactly what I needed to bring, and so on.

The experience was fine.

And yet I keep hearing about how awful the DMV is. I get it; nobody really wants to be at the DMV, but I didn't walk away from those experiences aghast at the dysfunction.
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By stressing "federal income taxes" I assume that you mean that there are local taxes on wealth.

I do not know how it is in USA, but in most countries there are taxes on wealth, typically at least on houses, cars and land.

Wherever I have seen the amount of those taxes, they were already too high in my opinion.

Moreover, the inheritance taxes are also a kind of tax on wealth and they are also quite high in many places.

In my opinion taxes on wealth should be reduced, not increased, because I have seen cases when someone happened
to be jobless for some time, thus having no income. While without the burden of taxes on wealth they could have lived decently for a longer time, waiting for an opportunity, the necessity of paying the taxes could force them to sell their property at loss and risk becoming homeless. I do not think that is right.

On the other hand, when someone owns much more wealth than would be needed to ensure a decent life until dying of old age, then I would accept that it is right to tax the excess wealth.

However, I have seen too many cases when the introduction of taxes on wealth was justified as "tax for the rich", but in the actual law the taxation thresholds were so low that the taxes affected mostly the lower end of the middle class, not the really rich.
Child care costs are a false excuse. If raising children was entirely free, I think the birthrate would barely nudge higher.
This is not as suggestive as one might imagine given the title or the discussion here so far.

It's not "Turing machine but the tape is limited to 1024 cells" - i.e. you don't get 1024 units of memory and a conditional branch instruction. You can't branch at all.

In order to simulate the Turing machine, you need to run the Rule 110 automation, which necessarily implies expanding linearly into that 1024 cell space - i.e. your simulated program really isn't going to get very far.

Edit: see comments by dTal and Dylan16807
Sweet that makes sense. Also for choosing one underlying do you mean only trade options on one single security? So not doing company by company analysis but choosing a single company and then trading options on that one to learn the types of strategies?
Personally? I pay my wealth taxes out of my post-tax income.
I don't. Property that is held (which can be held in a variety of ways by a plethora of entities) is targeted separately, just as income is, just as capital gains are, which property can also generate.
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kinda sucks that you have to use your full name to register. I just like to only show my online handle and a bio description. things like Job Title, Employer, Education should be optional. I like the idea of a simple text-only page but I understand if you're trying to target this platform towards people in academia.
In some cases it looked fine for me but for the other persons it looked really ugly. Make sure you use the v"2nd camera mode" in screen sharing options of zoom. Do not do it as your own camera or it will look really bad. On Linux, I have to start zoom after Obs and the virtual camera for all that to work properly.
To add to that, where are all our taxes being spent to make us happy? Have higher taxes historically resulted in everyone being happier? Is the money spent on the people? Here is one place in history we had really high taxes on the wealthy [1] but it does not say if it resulted in improved economy and everyone being happier. It looks more like it led to resentment and more defense spending.

[1] - https://teachinghistory.org/history-content/ask-a-historian/...
There is a free version, but with the free version you can only download a limited number of "regions" (a "region" could be a small country or a subdivision of a larger country).
What worked for me is trying to develop my own kernel. This might be too low-level for you, but it helps immensely to dispel the magic around how code gets executed by the CPU and the OS. You'll learn how the OS achieves protection from user programs, what are interrupts and how does the OS handle them, what are processes and threads and how does the OS schedule their execution, how virtual memory works (segmentation/paging), how the program is laid out in memory (code, data, heap, stack), how runtimes like the C runtime manages memory and links your code to OS syscalls, how dynamic linking works, what is an ABI, what is a calling convention, how does the compiler, the linker, and the OS know what each should do? How memory mapped file access works, etc. I can keep going, but you get the picture.

From there, you'll know where to go next based on what you've learned so far.

My recommended reading list is:

[1] Operating Systems: Three Easy Pieces https://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~remzi/OSTEP

[2] Intel Software Developer Manuals (especially volume 1 and 3A) https://software.intel.com/content/www/us/en/develop/article...

[3] OSDev wiki https://wiki.osdev.org
But you still need to sell the index fund to realize an actual gain -- there's no income generated -- right?
I rarely see any news these days which are not pushing an agenda or another.

Politicians, journalists, governments, they all have their plans, ideas, biases and interests.
if 50% workforce walked out the door tomorrow

You could always import more, UBI exempt, workers if that becomes a problem. Of course that might bring some of its own problems.
> Western principles such as truth, innocence and self-reliance aren't foundational here

... nor in the West, to be fair. Lies and cheats are commonplace in any Western workplace.

I think you are over-generalizing. Self-reliance is big in Japan too, even while egoism is not - it's drilled into people basically from birth, with things like students cleaning their own schools. Innocence is always politely expected until openly questioned, at which point it turns almost automatically into guilt; but it doesn't mean it's not "foundational" - in fact, it's much more entrenched, it's just that the act of questioning it carries so much more weight on all sides (an unfair accusation, if determined, would be extremely shameful) that nobody wants to go there until absolutely necessary.

They just play the game with a slightly different set of practical rules.
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I'd say JXL Medium is slightly better than WebP Small - compare e.g. the racket, face, and left hand.

But it's also slightly worse than WepB Medium, e.g. with the corner of her mouth.
And what have these 56k losers achieved with their lives or contributed to society? Probably little better than nothing.
The post you're replying to may have been sarcasm
I am taking no position on this specific instance, but it is clear that government officials intentionally leak inside information to journalists with a particular worldview to push narratives into the public consciousness.
Not sure if you can safely eat X? Find some other animal Y that regularly eats X and has done so for a very long time, and eat animal Y.

If X has something generally harmful to animals, Y has likely evolved some mechanism to filter it or neutralize it.

Meat is impedance matching for the food chain.
50% of Americans pay nothing. That's much worse (and a reason behind such inane articles)
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>By stressing "federal income taxes" I assume that you mean that there are local taxes on wealth.

I'm just re-using the exact same phrasing from the article to point out how disingenuous it is.
Start using your operating system directly instead of relying on libraries to do things for you. Learn Linux system calls and use them for everything. A great way to do this is to compile your C code in freestanding mode and with no libc. You'll have to do everything yourself.

It is easy to get started. Here's a system call function for x86_64 Linux:

https://github.com/matheusmoreira/liblinux/blob/master/sourc...

With this single function, it is possible to do anything. You can rewrite the entire Linux user space with this.

The Linux kernel itself has a nolibc.h file that they use for their own freestanding tools:

https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/tools/include/...

It's even better than what I came up with. Permissively licensed. Supports lots of architectures. There's process startup code so you don't even need GCC's startfiles in order to have a normal main function. The only missing feature is the auxiliary vector. You can just include it and start using Linux immediately.

You can absolutely do this with Rust as well. Rust supports programming with no standard library. If I remember correctly, the inline assembly macros are still an unstable feature. It's likely to change in the future though.
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So living in a small space is being manipulative now?
Trying to short change you, would imply underhanded tactics. ie, not giving back full change, for example, and hoping you'd not notice..

Haggling in the open as a counter offer, is hardly that.
congrats on your lanch? do you mind me asking how much is your MRR?
1y. Learn to type really, really well. Do code problems. Focus on the fundamentals. Learn git. Learn a FE framework and a backend tool very well. Slowly progress into harder problems.

5y, scratch that - 2y. Too late. Consider this the two year mark - learn architectural patterns, learn DB stuff decently, learn a couple more languages/tools/frameworks.

5y get promoted to senior sometime before this, get K8S/Cloud certs.

10y director of IT, etc
Indeed, taxes exist to keep the middle class down, we should switch to a flat tax.
Neutral wire safety--Quora can be quality
Agreed but paying an exec $1 in compensation salary and $100m in stock should also be illegal.
We definitely do, and I'm not against having extra people when it comes to safety. Simply putting on some signs is not enough, what about children?
They do work that way. Most states have a calculator that you can use to see what you are eligible for, based on income, family size, etc.

https://sharedsystems.dhsoha.state.or.us/SNAP_Estimate/frmEs...
Network effects. No better option which is universally agreed as the _next_ best option. It will get easier and faster to send. Email used to need a C compiler and 2 days to send.
I was an organizer for a major ACM conference last year, and I really struggled with my home video streaming setup. A lot of equipment was sold out last year. I followed the recommendation of some YouTubers and realized that this is not as simple as it seems. Despite realizing the importance of a live stream setup and investing in it, I'm pretty unhappy with the results. Thankfully we are out of the worst of the pandemic .. but I agree that a good home streaming setup will be important going forward.

Edit: one thing I never figured out how to solve was removing glare on my glasses (either monitor glare or from key lights). Best investment was an external microphone and a few items mounted on the wall behind me (which used to be bare).
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Or it's time to cut government payroll by 50%, shouldn't we at least explore this ?
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Would this still be a problem in a country where software patents are not recognized?
>-their house- then we tax its assessed value every year.

It depends on how the property tax is implemented. Is California's property tax with Proposition 13 a true "wealth tax" that people mentally think of in this thread?

Here's an example of a property in Silicon Valley being assessed at $146k but the real market value was $3+ million. The assessed value wasn't readjusted to the higher market value until it was sold in 2016:
https://imgur.com/a/0OvqADN

The surveys I saw say majority of Californians (~64%) favor Proposition 13 and it's politically unpopular to repeal.
Yup... but it also helps to know that OSM is not a cheap surrogate for the above-mentioned commercial services, for hiking or cycling it's actually much better - at least as far as the map is concerned, the navigation features of the apps I tried until now are unfortunately a bit lacking.
Consider writing to your MP to stop this.
Why would I use this over Firefox Relay? (free)
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Sometimes the problem is regulated capitalism. That is, the liability created by civil courts, consumer protection laws and government bodies like the FTC. If the supermarket couldn't be sued or fined for selling just expired food then they'd probably happily sell it for $0.2 on the dollar in a bargain bin. Perhaps a similar thing is going on in the Amazon case?
>I'm a little baffled why there have been all these articles of this category recently. It's not news that you don't pay taxes on invested assets you hold and don't sell. That's how it works for everyone who invests their savings.

Since most of the population has absolutely nothing saved, capital gains taxes on their index funds are completely irrelevant.

I agree that having normal people paying cap gains on their savings is pretty ugly. However, there's some middle ground between that and people like Elon Musk paying themselves in shares, borrowing against them to live lavishly, and paying no income tax.
In my country the government used to run the railways, but it had been run down for decades and was at the verge of closing all but the busiest commuter lines into the capital. It was privatized, and since then usage has skyrocketed (well pre covid) to over twice the level pre-privatization, so clearly something's gone well.

The privitization is split into different companies, the best having had a 30 year contract to revitilise their line, and they've done wonders with it, while one of the worst was (pre covid) run to the exact orders of the government
I always thought that humans are more resistant to dehydration than all other mammals except camels. That (plus the fact that we do not have fur) is what gives us an advantage used in persistence hunting https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persistence_hunting

But of course once you're dehydrated you need to replenish your water reserves.
In pretty much every developed economy, the government spends between 30% and 50% of GDP. The US economy is $21 trillion. $1000 per month for 300 M people is $3.6 trillion, or about 17%. It's within the realm of a political choice.

And of course the US doesn't actually have 300 M people over 18, 20% are under 16.
I am pretty sure OP made this and other people are able to play with it.
It's part of the legal-lawyer industrial complex - which ties into VC-finance industrial complex.
Somebody has to actually create all the stuff that people consume. UBI doesn't address that point. If these employers have to pay more to hire people, then prices will go up.

An alternative is to greatly increase temporary work visas, and make those immigrants exempt from getting UBI as a clause in their immigration visa. Of course this might lead to other issues.
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Ask HN: What are some front end templates with great code quality?
Hello!

For sideprojects I often find myself looking for an HTML template I can adapt, instead of doing everything myself.

The problem I often run into is that most templates look great, but require lots of work to integrate with my project. The ones I've tried often use outdated versions of bootstrap, include all javascript files via their own script tags, use tons of markup, and only include a CSS file (opposed to SCSS for example).

What are some templates that are: Built with webpack (or at least with webpack in mind), respect a performance budget, and can be merged with my existing code in a straightforward way?
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Matt Mullenweg has a few takes on this as well.

Early in 2020: https://ma.tt/2020/05/ceo-video-streaming/

Second iteration at a lower cost: https://ma.tt/2021/05/2021-streaming-kit/
I hide my email address by using Fastmail which supports wildcard users e.g. *@example.com so I can effortlessly assign a unique email address to anyone who asks for one.

FYI, after years of running this experiment I’ve found that vendors don’t tend to share their email address lists. One of the only exceptions that comes to mind is someone scraping my LinkedIn email for e-commerce marketing.
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