skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I am absolutely making this claim in good faith.

Where is your studies showing these restrictions worked well enough to justify their immense costs to society? They don’t exist. To date I’ve yet to see a single cost benefit analysis done for any of this. It simply wasn’t allowed to be done… you’d get shouted down by the mob.

It worries me greatly how little critical thinking has been applied to the last 17+ months. It’s appeals to authority all the way down.

Show me the proof this stuff worked… and even then we didn’t know it would work going in, which makes it incredibly ethically (and morally) challenged. The last 17 months have shown me the depths of what humanity can do when gripped with fear and hysteria… it is pretty terrifying.
Also the iPad Pro :)
Same here. Between this, Ted Lasso, and Trying, I'm extremely impressed with the original content they're putting out.
It wouldn't just benefit users if UTM params were automatically stripped off links when they were shared, it would also benefit the marketers/analysts, since they'd have less crappy data.
On the other hand, I feel the show also pushes a positive view of American go-getter mentality: optimism and infectious enthusiasm which is sorely lacking in the British characters.
Worse than missing one or more ski seasons? I actually don't think so, although I will allow the possibility that I'm actually insane.

What I probably need is some sort of in-home exercise machine, or maybe just going to the local gym. Last year both of those things were a bit hard to come by, I don't know why I'm still sleeping on it this year though. In fact I'm going to go look into this right now lol
I was under the impression it was one of their bigger shows?

(Although I'm clearly living under a rock or something, as I don't think I've heard of any of the shows mentioned in the linked article - although I think that goes for a lot of the Apple media stuff, maybe they don't advertise to the cheap seats? Not sure.)
This is where I think the concept of "coasting" to financial independence could be beneficial for many. The idea is that you build up enough investments early in life such that without any additional contributions, your net worth will grow to support retirement at a traditional retirement age. Then you just need to make enough money to cover your monthly living expenses, which could open up a lot more career options that better fit your desired lifestyle.

https://walletburst.com/tools/coast-fire-calc
No. My hand still gets tired from the weight of the iPhone 12 (weights a lot more than a Kindle), and I already downgraded from the 11 Pro (weights a lot more than a non-Pro) even though I love photography.

But anyone with a purse can just stick this battery in their purse and make sure their phone lands next to it when they put it away, gaining the benefits of the extra battery with none of the drawbacks of having to hold the extra weight most of the time. I would expect it's not quite thin enough for men's jeans pockets to tolerate this use case (and so this will be completely overlooked by all reviews and press), but this is definitely an object that looks designed for purses rather than pockets.
It's a joke that they they love and depend on ripgrep so much that to uninstall it would be an act tantamount to heresy
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Yes, let's have whimsical music, long pauses, tangentially related side chit-chat, and re-enactment filling us on what it means "to walk" complete with walking sound effects.

Gotta love 90s radio. But... it's not the 90s anymore.
It's a one hour heavy drama, so it's harder to consume. I watched all of Ted Lasso in two days, I'm still working my way through For All Mankind. Only so many episodes I can watch in a day before I need to decompress.
so what if your AC runs off solar. so do some crypto miners.
> I've been working on carbon removal for the past few years

How? And can I join?
It seems only fair that big tech engineers also feel the pain of idyllic places on the internet being overrun by commercial interests.
Apple's brand is affordable luxury, as such, they aren't marketing themselves as a purveyor of Veblen goods.

Whether you buy into the marketing or not, the pitch is this: the latest iPhone is the best phone in the world, and if you can make the monthly payment, you can have it. It's like Warhol's observation about Coke: you can't pay more for a better iPhone, even if you're a prince or a celebrity.

You can pay extra for exactly two things: storage, which is invisible, or a red one.

Apple does make a few products which appear to exist to anchor the "luxury" part of this branding, such as a $999 monitor stand, or the AirPods Max, Hermes-branded Apple Watches and so on.

But their bread and butter is affordable luxury.
Hmm, I can't stand easily on same spot, my back begins to hurt as it becomes increasingly difficult to maintain straight posture. Mind you, if I keep moving I have no clue about the condition, I can hike hard for 12 hours straight for 2 weeks and be OK (well sore all over the body but not for this reason). I definitely wouldn't be able to work as some palace guard, standing straight all day.

Sitting is generally OK, but I always slouch if that's the proper term, my butt is way in front of where it should be, so I have more Formula 1 position. And I can be like that for hours without feeling any pain or major discomfort. Actually sitting straight is not comfortable after some time and I always slide down. Office worker for 17 years, prior to that school 17 years of school of +-same stuff.

Maybe some slight type of scoliosis that was never diagnosed, really don't know. Working out with free weights and climbing keeps me in check and can't complain much, not even during covid times when moving generally less. But if anybody has any clue/suggestion for improvement I would be eternally thankful.
Why is it a leap? Why do you think gender roles exist? Do you really think men have enslaved women? Look around you. Do you really think that?

In our highly competitive world do you really think "patriarchy" or "gender roles" would trump merit? That not a single company in the history of the world would have got a competitive edge by shunning gender roles and having more women in charge?

Now that's a leap.
It’s honestly IMHO among the best television series that have ever been made.

I could bore with the multitude of reasons why I think that but I really believe it’s just top-to-bottom incredible.
The first time I saw it mentioned was a Huawei phone in 2018. Samsung quickly followed, and there are LOTS of Android devices with it now.
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I guess stating facts is beyond the pale.
Ted Lasso is such a great show. I echo all of the other comments. Jason Sudeikis is from the Kansas City area and there a lot of Easter Eggs/Throwbacks to his roots. It was fun, as a KC resident, seeing some of these Easter Eggs on my screens.

- The opening scene shows Ted Lasso dancing in the locker room after winning a game as head coach of the Wichita State Shocker American Football team. This is a real university, but they haven't field a football team since the mid-1980s.[0]

- The background on his laptop during a video call with his son shows half of the famous Arthur Bryant's BBQ restaurant.[1]

- He wears a hat (or shirt?) with "JoeArthur GateStack" on it. This is an homage to four of the big/main/famous BBQ restaurants in the KC area: Joe's KC, Arthur Bryants, Gates & Sons, Jack Stack. [2]

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wichita_State_Shockers_footbal...

[1]: https://www.google.com/maps/uv?pb=!1s0x87c0fa995f2a80a9%3A0x...

[2]: https://threekcclothingco.com/collections/que
> I've been working on carbon removal for the past few years

Great, guess you should tell more about your experience.
I choose to help people support a portfolio of carbon removal at https://carbonremoved.com

If you're working on carbon removal or want to support carbon removal please feel free to email me directly:

ewan (at) above website
How does sourcegraph consider related fields like copilot or sentry (I consider it related since the mapping is a search of a codebase based on a stacktrace with metadata)? Are those fields that you are considering or are you focused on search?
I didnt say it was a currency, I said the powers that be may prevent us from using our currency to buy / transact with it or what ever they find socially unacceptable.
Why do I need two different ways of retrieving events? Wouldn't the data also be available via the usual rest api? If events fail on the consumer end it's their responsibility to resync. Presumably code was written for an initial sync anyway no?
This is one of my favourite things about moving to America that is definitely true.

People are just so optimistic to the point of delusion sometimes.
https://archive.is/dO4un
Ask HN: Have you ever seen a bad team turn around?
I am in a team at BigCo which, well, is pretty bad. Lots of management and employee churn, no one knows what we own, every small change takes months to get done that probably will be a week's work for the team that wrote it.

Have you ever seen a team line that turn around?
Uhm, there's about:compat, edge://compat/, WebKit Quirks (https://trac.webkit.org/browser/webkit/trunk/Source/WebCore/...), and Chrome (https://source.chromium.org/chromium/chromium/src/+/main:con... and https://source.chromium.org/chromium/chromium/src/+/main:com...).
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Block windows updates. Done.
There also Vasily Arkhipov. He was deputy commander of K-19. And then submarine B-59 during the Cuban missile crisis. Where he cast the only vote not to fire a nuclear armed torpedo at the US ships dropping depth charges on them.
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> SpaceShipTwo would burn up on re-entry if it ever reached orbital speeds

Our biggest problem with space is having engines good enough. We have nothing that comes close to being remotely adequate.

With a decent sci-fi-grade engine, we don't need to use the atmosphere to turn speed into heat - we can just point the engine in the right direction and step on it until we get a manageable speed, then point it down to slow the fall.

Again, nothing we have comes even close to this.
I didn't watch Ted Lasso for a while because I'm not particularly interested in soccer. But a friend highly recommended it to me and now my wife and I have watched the whole season 3 times and can barely wait for the next one to drop.

I've watched Mythic Quest several times too. Love that show a lot. For All Mankind is also great. I've been really happy with my Apple subscription and can't wait to see what else they do.
This is table stakes for any mass surveillance and data collection system. The same thing happened with big government agencies if you see the Snowden leaks. I am not sure what is the reason for this delayed outrage aside from the article being a hit piece.

Ultimately, personal data willingly given is just not as valued and protected as financial data.
The awful thing is that the greenhouse gas emissions involved in manufacturing the generator and maintaining it might have been significantly greater than the emissions due to the grid electricity. Not all these decisions are simple.
Yes but deaths from nicotine overdose are basically non existent because it’s impossible to imbibe that much without feeling terrible. Addiction does not have an inherently bad quality, you increase the amount you take because your body can tolerate it. Anything more and you feel sick.

I need to know what harm nicotine can cause on its own, being addicted is not bad in itself.
I was thinking the same thing, it's kind of why I asked the question. :)

On the one hand, it seems like something too simple to expect people to pay for.

On the other, it's so simple it wouldn't be a huge loss to try it out and see if they will.
Really impressed with TL and FAM so will have to give Trying a.. umm… try.

Pun not intended but I’m not displeased that it happened either.
birds are NOT dinosours. they are descended from them. as far as I know, there were no birds during their time.
I appreciate how it manages not to go wrong, in a whole bunch of ways it easily could have. Could have gone too dark. Or not dark enough. Ted could have been too perfect. All sorts of things they could have done too much of, or too fast, with various relationships. Could have let various plots linger too long, or resolved them too fast. Tons of ways for it to tip off the knife-edge it's on, and it just... never does.
There's a 101 Guide listed on AirMiners (http://airminers.org). You can also browse the startup index there to get inspired.

One you go through that, there's a 5 week group discussion on carbon removal basics, check out AirMiners Boot Up: https://bootup.airminers.org/
No.

Win 10 is going to require that your computer have a very new Intel chip (that have had little takeup in the market) so probably you will have the opposite problem that you can't run Win 11.
I was only mad that I didn't know about it last year. Great, great show.
> I think it’s pretty uncontroversial that most people don’t want to live on $30k/year

One thing that I missed the first time this article got posted is that he and his (ex)wife had separate finances.

He had an income of 30k/year, she presumably had a similar income.

Living on 60k/year seems like a whole different ballgame than 30k/year.
United Airlines to buy 100, 19-seat electric planes from Heart Aerospace
At these prices, it really doesn't make much of a difference.
Did you read the resignation letter? It had pretty much nothing to do with "corruption" or absolute power.
Since Apple owns the rights to this content and there is nearly zero marginal cost to distribute it, it’s efficient for them to give you all of the content at a flat rate instead of charging for individual episodes. This argument does rely on the assumption that consumers, on average, get utility from watching more episodes.
Those problems you describe are not due to the number of people, it's due to how countries and communities are organized. We have more than enough land and food to house and feed everyone, and those do not need to come at the expense of obliterating the environment. These are essentially resource utilization and distribution issues, not raw number issues.
It may not be true, but I swear there’s been an uptick in submissions from tabloid-like sites in the past year.
More on the plane: https://heartaerospace.com/
I don't know about that. Ggp seems to be arguing that any crime based on risk (and not outcome) should not be a crime, though their possibly forthcoming reply may clarify.

If we agree it should be a crime and just disagree on severity, that seems fair enough and (at least to me) not worth any further discussion than I already engaged in on it.
Maslow's hierarchy of needs :) I feel like having the food/water/shelter covered isn't enough - fortunate folks eventually hit the self-actualization point. Sounds like the author is now finding more meaning with starting a family (props to him).
(Side note: it's CO2, carbon+(oxide×2), not C zero two)

It's not futile if we don't remove atmospheric CO2, but we would have to get to net zero warming without cheating and we would have to get there within our emission budget to stay below <insert your temperature target>.
Ask HN: Tech Jobs with Pensions?
Not sure if this exists. Does anyone know of any employers in tech that offer a pension? My skill set is web development but I am open to hearing about other tech roles, too. Thanks!
Yes, I agree. However, life is short, and you have to take advantage of every opportunity you can to impress someone like Julius Caesar. There's no guarantee that you'll have another opportunity to spend time with such a busy and powerful man, even if he is your great uncle.
Cool office and snacks aren't enough to attract dev talent
Amazon Prime Video has just 2 nominations both for one show - The Underground Railroad.
"Is it actually legal to build a private dam? "

Not likely. Unless it is a very small stream.
For you it is obviously not news, but for other people it probably is. For me, HN is about learning something new, not just for learning about something that happened in the last 24 hours.
In my 20s, I was very much like this. When I was struggling with burnout, an older colleague told me that when he leaves the building, he shuts work off entirely and enjoys unrelated things. At the time, hearing this frustrated me because I couldn't even begin to fathom which muscle one would flex in order to "shut off" thinking about work.

But now I'm the age that he was back then, and I find I can compartmentalize or turn off work thinking easily. I'm not suggesting it's a factor of age, exactly, but perhaps some other change that occurs over time? Not really sure, but something in my head definitely changed.
Nice work! Are you already on AirMiners? If not, you would fit right in. You're on it with all the replies the thread today...I'm replying opportunistically while sitting by a pool :D
Even AWS almost never has a screenshot of a particular product in use, even on its main product page.
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Most of the money will go into Branson's pockets. A vanishingly small fraction of that will feed people's families.
No one here is talking about 5G. That is always the go to "gotcha" for anyone pushing covid hysteria.

The reason I post here anonymously is because tying my identity to this can lead to consequences elsewhere. Everyone knows there is unprecedented censorship around this issue. Which is part of why we have failed so utterly to comprehend and contextualize this virus.
Why not both (A) and a regulatory solution? I see no reason to avoid the regulatory route.
The decision of Alexander Kerensky and the Russian Provisional Government to repeatedly delay the Russian Constituency Elections seems to have provided critical time for the Bolsheviks to consolidate support especially under the worsening domestic situation.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1917_Russian_Constituent_Ass...
Hopefully one century or less?

But this depends on global willingness to do so by choosing (more expensive) sustainable products and voting for politicians who want to enforce/encourage carbon reductions
Biden picks former West Virginia health official as drug czar
I use and love firefox. I feel sad when I see brave, edge and other new browsers chromium based taking a lead.

Firefox by itself is an amazing browser but the company behind it lacks any kind of vision.

Brave has its own search, a better startpage, an ad network. From onboarding to incentivising user, they are doing it all very well.
> There are 4 messages about being able to buy this on credit/monthly payments.

I'm guessing it's also a US-specific thing. The MagSafe battery pack listings for non-US stores don't have this:

UK: https://www.apple.com/uk/shop/product/MJWY3ZM/A/magsafe-batt...

Singapore: https://www.apple.com/sg/shop/product/MJWY3ZA/A/magsafe-batt...
Yes, but I was commenting on your point about "many cases" not so much about the vaccination.
100-1000 milliseconds of latency that just would not go away
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Ted Lasso is about soccer the way Star Trek is about science. It's helpful to have a vague understanding about but the show care about stories and people and doesn't let anything get in the way of that.
We weren't built, we just happen to have evolved. There is no higher purpose.

See, your life philosophy isn't universal.
I don't see any compelling reason to choose this over the Anker battery either, but some people don't even consider off-brand accessories and Apple is happy to charge them double or triple for the privilege.

I think 5W is a deliberate design choice, though, for exactly the reason you mention: heat. You can slap the battery on and stick it back in your jeans without roasting your thigh, and the point is to keep your phone working, not to make the battery meter go back to green ASAP.
> "How's that different?"

How does that matter?

I am not speaking on Biden's actions or intentions, I am speaking on China's. I am also not speaking on what is 'right' or 'wrong'. just that is confusing given their stated goals.
Pretty easy for a customer to setup an SQS queue and a lambda for receiving them rather than rely on their infrastructure to do all the actual receiving. Way more reliable than coupling your code directly to the callback.
Second working on the calves. Many massage the plantar itself, but the root cause is often tightness in the calves making the workload for the plantar f too high.

A second thin on the calves is using a "strassburg sock" during night. Keeps everything stretched, if one's one of those with initial pain in the morning because it has "settled" in a non flexed state.

Not sure if I agree on soles, though. Some people have feet that needs correction. Or at least that having used soles one's whole life, suddenly switching it up can lead to more harm than good. For me, finally getting a custom molded sole has solved a lot of issues I've been dealing with my whole life (wide foot, extreme arch).

(most of my pf knowledge is based on me and friends getting it from running, other causes might have other characteristics)
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Here's a list of supported watches:

https://support.garmin.com/en-US/?faq=VOFJAsiXut9K19k1qEn5W5

By coincidence I was looking to buy a Garmin smart watch!
Been in lockdown for 18 months before I actually caught covid, to be perfectly honest most of the symptoms described for "long covid" I experienced from being locked down, after actually having covid I haven't noticed much of a difference (once my smell and taste returned, thankfully that was soon).

Low energy, out of breath, etc. You have to keep in mind most of us are doing a fraction of walking around that you would do from a commute and it can make a huge difference over time. I was already getting out of breath running up and down one flight of stairs to answer the door after 6 months staying at home, embarrassingly I was one day interviewing a potential hire over video chat, quickly had to collect a package and could barely talk after running back upstairs, completely out of breath. I can see how a sedentary life kills people.

This is before we get into what depression, doom scrolling,Journalist created hysteria fear and dread, realizing there isn't much to life once a few factors are removed, loneliness, video call fatigue and isolation, lack of distance between work space and life space can do to your body and mind.

Doubt we'll ever get a truly objective assessment for the past year and a half for at least 10-15 years, if ever.
Wait, 36 originally × .75 from plants × .75 from oceans - 10 captured = 20¼ Gt. I think you're off by about 10 Gt?

And that's assuming the ocean and plants will infinitely capture more and more carbon, which I sincerely doubt as well, but I'll go ahead and assume you mean this as a bridging method to get us another decade or two to finalize real solutions.
I know it isn't for everyone, but if you're seriously trying to save cash and you can handle the trade-off of managing your own infrastructure, Hetzner has AX101s back in stock: https://www.hetzner.com/dedicated-rootserver/ax101. €100/mo for 16 Ryzen 9 cores, 128GB of RAM and 3.84TB of NVMe. Unlimited traffic.
Does anyone have a direct link to the text of the letter?