skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You're right. Reddit seems to load a different homepage based on useragent.

I was using Firefox, but I could get the 1.55MB result by trying that.
https://www.itu.int/en/ITU-D/Statistics/Pages/ICTprices/defa...
I don't know about that, but in CZ (right next to PL), there are 3 telecom companies and competition is pretty much non-existent. You can save some money by switching, but you'd need to do that every year, as those better offers come with an expiration. After many years, I've recently started to think about just cancelling it, because that's probably the only way to let these companies know that they can stick those offers up their...

Fixed lines, on the other hand, are fast, cheap and there's no data cap.
Then in May, it was reported that Jack Ma had actually visited Alibaba headquarters for an employee social event.

I took this at face value and asked my wife (Chinese) what her opinions were on Ma having not been seen in public for so long. Within a couple of minutes she brought up some Chinese social media posts:

video: https://open.163.com/newview/movie/free?pid=TG921CJDP&mid=TG...

that do indeed show Ma giving a speech.

Is this a case of the linked article's author not being aware of Chinese social media?
Canada 204% larger than India with a fraction of the population. Unfortunately everything is overpriced here.
NestJS 8
Abom79 is one I watch regularly.
Any kind of meaningful coverage for shoplifting can't be dependent on having police reports. Under normal circumstances it is the shoplifting you don't know about that causes losses.

I suspect that stores do not have insurance for shoplifting, but perhaps someone with first hand knowledge could weigh in.
If it collects any data at all, it's surveillance. Anything else is a loophole.
I just did this in in private tabs and got:

firefox: 17.85 / 12.54 MB transferred,
brave: 15 MB,
vivaldi: 9.6 MB,
chromium: 13.1 MB,
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I was the original commenter; stand by the comments. It's not gatekeeping. I don't think any particular area or specialty/focus of software development is better, requires more intelligence or anything like that. It was an observation of the state of affairs, not a commentary on worthiness.
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Thank you, i never understood how somebody can anthropomorphize the constant conflict in nature around us.

Every tree murders the Savannah below, every Savannah fire is a attempt to get back more land for the grass.

Nothing out there is peaceful, even with all hostile predators removed, the battle of each system component against the others continuous.
Is that 4G?

Mint Mobile in US is $15/4GB/mo , which is plenty for everything except extensive video chat/streaming movies.

Your deal seems far better than all the plans mentioned here:

https://prepaid-data-sim-card.fandom.com/wiki/Netherlands
Until we've found better alternatives.

Cash doesn't have a built-in paper trail and dispute resolution mechanism, all of which are highly desirable when doing business with unknown/not yet trustworthy entities.

In many (definitely not all!) cases, transaction finality is a bug, not a feature.
It won't be around for much long I am afraid.

Now to accept cookie policies you need first to accept being redirected into the new site, and then manually return to old version.

I bet in about one year time the old is gone.
This is no longer the era of one company monopoly like the old days. We are now in Big Tech dominance, not monopoly. No one needs a monopoly any longer. Regulatory and technological moats leading to consolidation is good enough.
I hope this won't effect tools like "Karabiner Elements"[1]? It's an essential tool I use to re-program the whole keyboard.

[1] https://karabiner-elements.pqrs.org/
Using the Redis Command-Line Correctly
You'll have to explain this to me (I must be statistically challenged). I read it as the 18 on the high level setting decreased about 9. The control group decreased by 2.
“Broadcom is a monopolist”: FTC orders chipmaker to stop illegal tactics
In Italy I get 30 GB/mo at 5€, we are doing exceptionally fine in this department.
Uber doesn’t operate in the vast majority of the country, even in small cities (although there’s usually some variety of taxi service, but usually not as easy to use or as comfortable). You may also be overestimating the availability of “pubs” even in “wet” counties in places like Kentucky.
Show HN: Relinx 2.0 Is Out (Simple, Flexible CMDB)
Telus and Bell partner on wireless so we have even less choice.
I don't know that it is the case. The front runner for NY DA intends to not prosecute minor offenses [1]

[1] https://www.alvinbragg.com/plans
> And how exactly would non-linguistic animals suddenly gain linguistic ability? They better hope everyone around them is tripping on the perfect dose too otherwise they’re just gonna perceive it as meaningless babblimg

I don't think this has to be an sudden event? Apes are already communicating with each other and have the relevant structures for communication in place. It isn't impossible for me to imagine that mushrooms with their creativity-heightening effects might offer insights to an ape on how to improve the utilization of that which is already there, making their communication more refined, precise and expressive. It also isn't impossible to imagine that in a group of social animals better communication would likely increase the probability of survival and leaving offspring, thus influencing evolution.
What it does for you is between you and your YouTube overlords.

For me, I try not to judge people for their body shape and listen to what they have to say regardless.

The "festooned set" is a common thing across YouTube influencers and affiliate marketers, this guy particularly likes to push bone broth and other keto related stuff. Doesn't mean he isn't damn well versed in the subject matter though.

If you like I can track down some old 3 hour long talks on autophagy and fasting if you'd prefer, those doc's are pretty funny too sometimes.
Methane in the plumes of Saturn's moon Enceladus: Possible signs of life?
Good points and it would be difficult to rigorously say either way. What I would add to this is that all these other factors were in play and then after the painkillers came in everything changed and he went off the deep end.

If nothing else this is a point worth at least brief consideration. This is not about whether or not I rigorously tracked my ex friend's descent into evil, it is about whether or not being relieved of pain is the consequence free or limited consequence option that it is being portrayed to be. We used to think polluting wasn't a big deal and we used to think that toxic fire retardants in clothes and furniture wasn't a big deal. As it is if you offer me no more pain ever again medical treatments then I will refuse that.
Is that the new xkcd "Compiling" ?
The entire area has Stockholm Syndrome; SF and the surrounding area is overly expensive, overly crowded, over hyped, intellectually confused, exhausted and completely spent as quality places to live. Southern California too. Anywhere fashionable is wreaked by over population and the Karens they contain.
Since the root causes are not, and will not be addressed, I predict the pendulum will simply swing too far in both directions.

The root cause being the federal laws governing involuntary committal for mental healthcare and lack of federal resources for mental healthcare which is super pricy for obvious reasons. In addition are widening income/wealth gap and the temperate climates exacerbate the issue in some places more than others.

So the solution at the state and city levels is to use police to push people that are likelier to cause problems around so they are not comfortable being around, and incarcerating them and keeping them in the system for various offenses.

Then the police and politicians get heat for being prejudiced or biased or unfair, and they relax the rules, and then the problems return, and people will complain about thefts and property crime and etc until it gets bad enough that there is once again political will for a crackdown, and rinse repeat.

Note that I am not saying there are not legitimate prejudices and biases that need to be addressed in the police/judicial system, nor that society should let minor offenses go and make police think about the political ramifications of every interaction they have.
Firefox dev tools said ~1.3MB transferred. I think it's the increased number of thumbnails per "page", even though they're smaller. On the other hand it has no autoplaying videos and livestreams.
FBI Seized Lego Set from D.C. Riot Leader
Yeh that seems to basically be what we call fiber in the UK!
There are plenty of very enthusiastic supporters of national socialism who will be happy to have a discussion on that subject yet we do not avoid pointing out the failure of the doctrine and teach our children about the resulting carnage. The same standard should be used when discussing communism no matter how many very enthusiastic supporters it has.
Interesting proposition. Given that existing leases are not affected, do you mean that owners would rather take a tax loss than potentially be locked into a lower rent?
Open Source Machine Learning
Certainly, but does that matter at all? Can you even buy one?

You certainly can buy a new laptop on Amazon, open it, remove the WLAN antenna, glue the USB plug(s) and need no security fixes. But at that point you're far from the mainstream. And I am impressed by how Microsoft manages to provide decent security in a user-friendly way, one that expects little unrealistic behaviour and doesn't restrict the term "user" to people far from the mainstream.
> 537 Members of the European Parliament

They have names I assume. They can hide, but we can't it seems.
I'd much rather keep FSU hackers in Southeast Asian hookers and blow than leave those vulnerabilities unpatched for Big Brother to pwn all the dissidents.

We all gotta do our part.
so it worked for you when you finally did it with a therapist? or it worked 10% of all the time spent with a therapist?
> For reference, I'm paying about $23/month for unlimited everything in NL.

It’s easier and cheaper to provide cellular service to dense populations like NL.

The population density of NL is over 100X more dense than Canada. Of course, once you exclude the largely uninhabited areas of Canada the difference isn’t as large, but it’s still significantly more costly to build cellular infrastructure across large and spread out places like Canada and the United States than smaller, densely populated places like NL.
Using novels to predict the next war
It's been ages since India has strong hate speech laws that have been used to target journalists(read: defamation). Not sure where were these people till now.
I've got a Rogers 50GB 'Unlimited' plan, with the phone financing I'm paying just north of $175/mo - when you approx the 'max-speed limit' they send you a text offering 3GB for $10, or 10GB for $30, just reply A or B and it'll automatically go on your plan on your month. There's no limit to the number of times you can do this, but it's a little sickening paying that much money for such little data.
I have a gigabyte of backup data for stuff like that; it costs $30 but you can use it up as slowly as you want (once you deplete your 250MB).

I find it super annoying that low bandwidth information (i.e. a paragraph or two of text) has been replaced by ad-riddled Youtube videos! I've been able to avoid this usage pattern while on mobile data, but I can see that not everyone feels they can.

Wikipedia is lightweight, no problem on frugal data.
Our carriers argue that the country is huge and the population is low, so providing service/upgrades across it is expensive, in Toronto I'm effectively subsidizing a village of 6 somewhere random up north. However... this explanation is mostly bullshit at this point in time.
Related discussion from yesterday (an even worse take - the discussion yesterday was around a misunderstanding that this was requiring companies to do this rather than allowing):
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27753727

Actual link to the legislation:
https://www.europarl.europa.eu/RegData/docs_autres_instituti...

It’s not an overwhelming read.

Key takeaways: no one bans encryption or mandates back doors. No one requires companies to do this, but this suspends the ban on doing it (temporarily).
"catalyst made from gold and palladium"
Would be even nicer if it included long term climate and environmental risks. Those Georgia locations are going to bake.
There is "commercial crime insurance" (separate from general business insurance) but I can't imagine an underwriter staying in the San Francisco market. And a large retailer like CVS, Walgreens, or Target would almost certainly be self-insured.
Out of curiosity, where is 'here'? Germany?
Everyone else involved has similar cost of living requirements.

Even the cost of buildings and supplies varies with location.

Doctors were just an example.
I've never had an issue with a foreign passport buying a SIM. You usually need a local address but you can just use your hotels.
When the stuff I plan to talk about in the interview isn’t stuff I’ve done recently. When I feel like I’ve stopped making progress and stopped doing interesting things.
The Yugo: The Best Worst Car in History
A lot of them will be messaging their staff and colleagues. Frequently they get briefings and information sent to them mid debate
VAX was a heavily microcoded design, so there wasn't really "silicon level" implementation of VAX instructions themselves - the microcode decoded the instructions and set inputs to execution units, and unlike some modern microcoded designs, there was much less hardwired implementation AFAIK
How long will that matter when the Web slowly turns into ChromeOS?
I didn't say the buyer is not informed about it. You completely made that up. It's on the back in small print with the chemical name just like all other ingredients.

Besides that I think that your viewpoint is completely nuts and no well functioning society could exist like that.
I don't understand your argument. Are the screenshots in that post faked? Because if they are not, they prove that those movements are Western influence...
You’re right - the home internet caps are really unbelievable. It’s hard for me to imagine having to think about whether I should be streaming Netflix in the last week of the month in case I ‘go over’ my limit.

The Free Mobile team email me every couple of years to tell me that my mobile 50GB limit has gone up to 100GB and then transformed into unlimited data. I don’t think I’ve ever gone over about 40GB on mobile, anyway, and a lot less than that in the pandemic - but good to know I don’t have to think about it.
U.S. DoD scraps the Jedi contract
There is substantial research showing a negative correlation between female empowerment and fertility rates.

https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1057/9780230554993_4
https://bmcwomenshealth.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s...
Ironic that the EU has GDPR, but then this?
UK here, I pay £25pm for unlimited data that I use in a 5G router, speeds top out at 240Mbps
This is really fantastic... and also fairly sobering. Healthcare as the major cost center for an individual is partially understandable yet often discounted. Sad the variance is so high.

I would love to see this for the top ~40 or so countries of the world. As indicated in the comments, I think it would be very different and offer an interesting look at cost / benefits of various governments as they relate to someone’s livelihood.
As Chinese, my first console is bought when I got my job.

So it is true, Chinese parents, or Confucian inspired ones, see gaming as something more sinister than drugs.
I checked my system... I have only a Cisco AnyConnect extension.

I have VMware fusion running (latest version), so maybe they've finished the transition?
That is an amazing thread. The fact that C++ apparently allows
optimizing

#include <stdio.h>

int stop = 1;

void maybeStop() {
if(stop)
for(;;);
}

int main() {
printf("hello, ");
maybeStop();
printf("world\n");
}

into

int main() {
printf("hello, world\n");
}

(as Clang does today) does not inspire confidence about disallowing moving the loop in the other example. If the compiler is allowed to assume that this loop terminates, why not the lock loop?

Maybe there is a reason, but none of this inspires confidence.
I pay aprox $8/3GB for data in Argentina, which is OK considered most of the time I'm using wifi at home (and I usually don't consume media if I am outside). Also, companies here offer Whatsapp (including media) without cost, that means it doesnt consume your data (so your dat consumption only applies against YouTube, Spotify, browsing, etc...)
I should do that, I just moved back to Canada having been gone for a very long time, so I don't have credit here - it was way easier to go on a bell prepaid plan. Wait till the europeans heads exploding see our prepaid plans.. haaaah....
This is a really poor, rambling presentation of some really poor quality data analysis.
"This kind of stupidity is exactly what got psilocybin mushrooms banned here."

Then why didn't alcohol, which causes way more problems than mushrooms, also get banned?

Downvoters and skeptics: You do realize that alcohol is involved in countless suicides, homicides, and other violence (not to mention the ravages of alcoholism), don't you?

It's the worst substance of the two, by far.

Amsterdam is one of the drinking capitals of Europe. Way more touists come to Amsterdam to get drunk than ever have to eat mushrooms, and they've always caused way more problems. But alcohol will never be banned there. Why the double standard?
Crater.Club - Robinhood Meets Club House
We just launched a platform that allows fans to invest in their favorite creators. Fans buy coins that get them an invite to a private club & can be redeemed against exclusive content that the creator hosts. Or fans can sell their coins as the price rises, which happens when more people buy.
It's the time to impose mandatory encryption as a personal duty against the lack of privacy online (well, it's been the moment since a coupe of decades, my fault...). I know, this has been discussed many times before but something smells like sh.t this days if you ask me...
Could I use this to (for example) read and/or write the iPhone databases for Reminders and Calendar ? I ask because ifuse source is not compiling on macOS.
>and the Karens they contain

Yes the biggest demographic problem in these areas is the scourge of conscientious middle-aged White women...
Intel Hybrid CPU Starts 'End of Life' Process
> The root cause being the federal laws governing involuntary committal for mental healthcare and lack of federal resources for mental healthcare which is super pricy for obvious reasons.

I do think this is the root cause of the shoplifting examples in the article. Stealing handbags from Niemen Marcus is, I think, unrelated to mental health issues.
For perspective, a common high-density floppy disk is 1.4 megabytes. A whole operating system, complete with GUI, could fit in that space.
NuVAX is based around software reimplementation of VAX cpu with special-purpose I/O system to reuse existing interfaces (important when you need to deal with custom interface cards, for example).

Funnily enough, it appears that real vaxen ended up being produced for shorter time than PDP-10, despite efforts going as far as encasing last high-end PDP-10 prototype in concrete and dumping it in mill pond (or so the story goes), as known single-chip PDP-10 were produced at least as late as 2004, after last VAX rolled off production line.
I'd say it's because LGBT rights are seen by conservatives as generally coming with more freedom in society and that correlates with higher child-bearing age, fewer children being born in general, higher abortion rates, and more promiscuous society.

Not my views, what I see as the reasons traditional conservatives want to keep LGBT acceptance to a minimum.
Why a more feminist internet would be better for everyone
Dbcritic: Constructively criticizing your Postgres schema (using Idris)
Europe has milder winters than many parts of the world. A downside of a heat pump is the limitation on temperature range. A heat pump could never be used in Minnesota, people would freeze.
They installed a centralized backdoor (remote management software) on all their computers, allowing attackers to use that to run their ransomware on all the computers instead of just one.
BMW leads US luxury market with better access to chips
how would this impact the stock? it didn't seem to have responded yet to those news. shouldn't that be the case if those theories were true? lots of large investors should have info on Ma's and Alibaba's fate.
Nonsense. This is the narrative brought about by critical theory, but it is so far from true

The only people who feel this way are people who have been scared into it by reading too much of this garbage
The report defines it as

>In this context, we use the term ‘surveillance-based advertising’ as a blanket

>term for digital advertising that is targeted at individuals or consumer

>segments, usually through tracking and profiling based on personal data.

This is ridiculous. If I am trying to advertise an Elixer IDE, then I don't want my advertisements shown to any random person on the internet. The majority of users on the internet are not even developers. I want to be able to advertise to a consumer segment which consists of people who are interested in Elixir. "Surveillance" is essential to internet advertising.
Or like civil forfeiture, the only difference is how rich the victims are.
Yeah the UK price is quite wrong too. I pay £20 per month for 160GB which is £0.125 per gigabyte or $0.17. Other networks offer unlimited data for the same cost.

At my rate, reddit.com should cost $0.0002363
Qigong is a form of meditation. I've been practicing it for over 20 years. I learned it from Shih Yan Ming of the USA Shaolin Temple. My term "trance state" is an anecdote to the words he used. "Emptiness of the mind". I'm simply stating my own experience here.
Thinking about libidevice and webusb I’d be curious to try doing this with an iPhone.
Guided meditation has a long history. There are some amazing Buddhist guided meditations.
The next mayor is an ex-cop though. The woman that came in second explicitly rejected “defund the police”.
Hah! I had the exact same reaction. "Bilal Quadri!" Couldn't remember if you were famous or someone I knew. Let's catch up.
Correct.

These people know that you don’t do that in DC without consequences, so they go up to SF.
> legislation to reduce exploitation is legitimate

The problem is they don't reduce it. It doesn't prevent the abuse and rape nor does it prevent the trade.
They install mass surveillance that catches some idiots.
Ask HN: Are there any open source A/B testing tools?
Not all projects can afford the hundreds of dollars per month that the popular paid tools cost. We have no revenue and no funds to spend. But, we would benefit from being able to improve out landing page and app functionality.
Population density in Finland is pretty low and we get unlimited data for about $25/month.
Bonsai (YC W16) Is Hiring a Head of Product (Remote)
You've not met male Karens? Just add a dick and threats of physical violence, but still a Karen.
Many landlords are highly leveraged and reducing the monthly rent by even 10% would reduce the on paper value of the property to such an extent to put the property into negative equity.