skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Hands down the best cooking channel on YouTube for me at least.

The thing I most appreciate about Mike's work with Pro Home Cooks is that he shows what _doesn't_ work and what he would do different next time. I find that's the most important skill to hone when learning to cook.

He also does a ton of improvisation during his videos. Things like, "I was going to put broccoli in this but all I had was kale, but I still want a little more substance so maybe I'll make kale chips and roast some cashews too." Creativity in the kitchen is a huge part of the fun, and I haven't seen other cooking education sources that demonstrate it effectively.
This should be a reminder to compensate workers more broadly. If companies don’t do this, taxes + government redistribution will. Or people will revolt… they’d have little to lose.
Or politicians and administration
I remember hearing Matt Damon protest that CEOs made 100x more than their lowest paid workers. I did some quick math based on production crew salaries and at $20m (plus residuals) per movie he was making around 800x the lowest paid FTEs, even those in a union.
How is that different than the banks own systems? In the UK, we have seen about 4 or 5 really bad system failures in banks leading to unpaid salaries/bills etc. and I believe all of them were on-prem.

Sure, hedge your bets but I would hope that most people using cloud are smart enough to at least get it 95% cloud-agnostic so if price gouging occurs, they can leave.
Note that these are S&P500 numbers.
It's because the question isn't "how much money would Rockefeller have now if he'd time traveled while his investments sat there," it's "how much did he have relative to today's wealthy" and the easiest comparison point we have there is to inflation-adjust and compare that to our existing mental feeling for "how rich is Bezos."
And why did "advertisers threatened to boycott" due to pressure from "hyperliberal's" that are prputally offended by everything.

They tried to get YT to do it, when YT ignored them they went after the money... It is right from the liberal playbook
>AWS has less market share than Microsoft. The Cloud is a pretty competitive space.

They didn't say a "majority" though, they just said a huge portion.

In the context of the internet and how many devices are out there, I think he would absolutely be right in saying "a huge portion."
Why not both?! It's not ridiculous to allow for constant, steady erosion and the occasional 10,000 year flood shenanigans!

Example from in our great-grandparents lifetimes. There's a cool place called the Bridge to Nowhere in Southern California => https://goo.gl/maps/XMerBpT3J2caLJ696 / https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridge_to_Nowhere_(San_Gabriel.... The bridge was built as part of a massive project to build roads through the San Gabriel Mountains in the mid 1930s. Only a couple years after the bridge was completed, there was a massive rainstorm washed away most of the newly built roads. The bridge stand about 120 feet, roughly 36 meters, above the river below. I was talking to a park ranger who said there were reports that the flooding nearly reached the bridge. While this bridge stands over a river that's been slowly eroding the valley below for (millions of?) years, every now and then Mother Nature says "I'm bored, let's hit the biblical flood button and see what happens!" What kind of boulders could a violent rush of 20m-30m+ flooding move? Big ones I'm sure! Who the heck knows what kind of freakish rain storms or natural damn bursts have happened in the time that the Grand Canyon has been forming!

For anyone in the SoCal area, the Bridge to Nowhere is a fun day hike. It's about 5 miles (8km) one way from the trailhead. It's a very cool hike. If you're going in summer time, bring plenty of water, sunscreen, and some head protection. It gets toasty in that canyon.
If YouTube is a store, them taking down a video isn't them picking and choosing their customers it's them picking and choosing the product they put on their shelf.

Which is generally a thing left up to the store owner and not the government.
Why Koko Couldn't Talk (Sorry) – The Deep Dive
If you used an encryption scheme that is no longer considered secure, the correct response is not to rely on the fact that the server room is under lock and key and your country has, like, really nice laws and stuff. It's to change the encryption scheme.

The XKCD cartoon is another way of stating (part of) my point - it doesn't matter where the stuff is stored (provided you encrypt it properly), what matters is the point at which it can be accessed. A dead owner's encrypted iPhone in the FBI forensics lab is more secure from intrusion by the FBI than an unencrypted hard drive I locked in my basement. Even if I use, like, 10 locks, and they don't (yet) know it's there.
>did sacrifice.

On the one hand I agree children and young adults can be overly entitled or have too high expectations for their human parents on the other I think that framing raising children as a sacrifice is wrong. It is kind of the core point of biological life. In past times children were seen as a blessing now some times in the west they are seen as a burden. This inversion is part of the larger narcissism epidemic distorting modern society IMHO.
My resistance to tweeting is a) even 280 characters isn't even for almost any useful content, b) hate mobs.

Put simply: if you wanted the most intelligent view that opposed yours on a subject, would you ever use Twitter?

I humbly suggest social media could work better, based on a variant of reddit's "place" pixel art stunt:

1) you post freely and anonymously, but others can hide your post freely and anonymously as well.

2) if you want to restore your post, just click a button to do so. No one individual could hide a post twice.

3) if it's hidden again, you'll have to retype it. My bet is - most low-effort trolling won't go this far, but those who strongly believe in a controversial opinion will.

4) maybe escalate further with time delays, CAPTCHAs, etc - but ultimately, if you're definitely human and you really care, the post's visibility should become immutable.
What does one person or family do with all of this money? What would the world look like if C-level executive pay was only 2X a regular employee?
> Tesla doesn't recognize a one-way street and the one-way sign in the street, and it drives towards the wrong way

this too, means tesla is a blind man going by memory, not an autonomous driver.
iCloud Keychain and Syncing with iPhone.
> Leaving up a popular anti-vax video is just as political a decision as taking it down

That's a misconception, and basically what the whole trolley problem is all about. Doing nothing is not the same as doing something. Each have their own ethical consequences and it's not as easy as you think to spurt out the "right" answer. Sure, you might have a preference that's difficult for others to argue against or for, but others also have the right to reach a different conclusion.

With that being said, may I ask you what you know about vaccination? Are you using information from articles you've read online from "authorized" sources, or are you an expert on the matter? Again my point here is not to say that you're wrong or right, you're absolutely free to reach whatever conclusion you desire, but it's really difficult even for actual experts in the medical field to know what's going on currently, who's motivated by altruism, greed, selfishness, or cronyism. Taking up these stands and pretending it's "science" is an insult to science, because "science" is ever evolving and there's no such thing as consensus in the scientific process.
Start more businesses.

People start companies because that’s what they enjoy doing.

^ for Founder / CEOs
> Is it making the average worker poorer?

Almost certainly, yes.

The economy is not a fixed pie, but unless it's the CEO driving the productivity gains of a company, there's no real reason to give them a more and more outsized share of the revenue. It could go to the workers, or the shareholders.
That's a great question!

I switched to macOS around the time Yosemite came out and I didn't use it back then because it wasn't great but honestly it's improved a crazy amount to be a really nice daily driver as far as performance / battery use is concerned and it's integrated with iCloud which makes moving the browsing session onto mobile and back really convenient and also adds the keychain. On top of that the general browser experience with the way it implements gestures, etc. feels very cozy on the platform.
So it's a case of compromises between good and bad.

I sometimes use Chrome (well, Brave), too. Very rarely Firefox, which I don't really like using for much outside of development and testing.
Finally, someone listened to the Climate Scientists! But this still might not be aggressive enough.
>But I've never heard this shame reciprocated.

Maybe in 100 years with benefit of hindsight, even then for performative reconciliation, such are nature of these things. A Chinese person with connection to east&west understands five years of XJ securitization that affects less than 1% of population eliminated previously regular extremist terrorist attacks with heavy sticks like internment / reducation but also carrots like development and vocational training. It's the best of a terrible situation. Meanwhile, US+coalition just exited one ME forever war, with others ongoing, many indigenous communities in west don't have running water and US for profit industrial complex jails more blacks as proportion of their population than the wildest wested funded thinktank extrapolations for XJ internmen. All without meaningful reconciliation in sight, and to the relative indifference of the "global community" that's strangely engaged in how PRC mistreats a domestic muslim minority.

The TL;DR: is Chinese with dual perspective of how US/west and PRC prosecuted their war on terror hold their opinions after considered evaluation, they're silent because it's un/counter-productive to discuss with their western friends whose heads are in sand due to western propaganda. Most are tired of such westerners, majority of whom only get exposed to narrative from one side keeps asserting they wish their Chinese peers knew better. What the last few years of US manufactured consent campaigns about XJ/HK etc. has taught most Chinese (a lesson previously learned by diasphora of many global south previously targetted by US) is that free fifth estate and disucssion creates more dangerous brainwashed individuals that are both self-righteous and oblivious to their ignorance. There's no point in engaging.
These guys earn it. If I pay for a concert of I pay for a game I know I'm contributing to that celebrities salary because that person is responsible for a huge portion of the entertainment. I do so willingly.

When I pay for a product I want the majority of my payment to go to the workers responsible for realizing the product not the CEO telling the workers what to do. We all know a company is destroyed if you remove all the workers, but not if you remove a CEO. The same cannot be said of celebrities.

Additionally I'm a fucking worker as are most people here. So of course it's a problem for me if the CEO is taking something that isnt considered a fair share by workers. I'm also 100 percent fucking aware of what my CEO actually does and how much he actually contributes.

What amazes me is the leaps of logic that CEOs formulate in order to justify their crimes and lie to themselves.
"Remember, it’s illegal to possess’ WikiLeaks Clinton emails, but ‘it’s different for the media,’ says CNN’s Chris Cuomo"

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/volokh-conspiracy/wp/201...

I think keeping the general public in the dark about censorship is a fundamental part of it. Leadership of newspinion shows are certainly aware that restrictions to free speech will increase the power of their businesses.

See also: NSA director lied to congress about scope of surveillance dragnet, and continues to deny that was a lie.

https://apnews.com/article/33a88feb083ea35515de3c73e3d854ad
Those single person "holograms" aren't 3d. They offer a perspective shift that tracks a single point on your head, and look great in video, or with one eye closed, but are 2d when viewed with the eyes. For 3d, you need to give each eye a different perspective.

These holograms are 3d, since each eye is presented with an image that matches its own perspective.
Because the point is to give an apples-to-apples comparison of the value represented. It’s not Rockefeller’s fortune and it’s growth that’s interesting but rather how many Big Macs his fortune could buy in 1921 vs how much that many Big Macs would cost in 2021.
Damn right! The C++ standard is now at a point where a good standard library would be possible, but it's just not happening.
Yes! I forgot to include this particular step.

I've heard that viewing Twitter exclusively through the Lists feature also removes a bunch of cruft, but things aren't so bad for me that I've had to try that out.
> what would you, as an employee, do differently

Start looking for another job before I get fired. Which I assume is about 10x easier than doing so after the fact.
> Same way that when you open a store you can't pick and choose your customers.

In America, you can, as long as it is not based on a protected class. The "burden of proof" (either "beyond a reasonable double" for criminal or "a preponderance of evidence" in civil) is not on the business, but on the rejected customer.

Further, as this is talking about content that they are required to host, rather than restricting who is viewing a video, a more accurate analogy is a store picking their distributors. Which they obviously do.
Like every problem, it depends on the resolution of the scale you examine it! How much did you zoom? Looks like drops to me!
Workers can become CEOs too? If it's just CEO hatred culture, then the job creators will move.
Navigate to the profile of the account you'd like to stop seeing retweets from. Click the circular icon with three horizontal dots to the right of their profile picture. Select the first option in this menu labeled "Turn off Retweets."
Been there. Luckily my mother managed to drag me kicking and screaming to a psychiatrist as I didn't have the energy. If you can, try to call a parent or a friend and ask for help and be very clear to them that you can't do it alone (I know it's painful to admit).

Turns out I had ADHD and Vyvanse changed my life. I did stop medicating after one year because it wasn't easy on the body (accelerated hearth rate) but medication gave the kickstart necessary to drag my ass through dark times and have impetus. Understanding my problem allowed me to manage it.
> Elm main team has been defensive against forks

You're more than welcome to create a fork, as long as you name it something else. This is so people are not confused as to what they are getting into! :)
The glaring omission is a time limited typo edit window. Just ducking ship it already.
your first point (tweeting is as safe as talking) is entirely invalidated by your second (long searchable record helps find statements to criticize people for)

as for your third point, undocumented public speech (no audio or video recordings and no effective note taking) is vastly different from creating public documents (anything on the open internet).
Platforms that claim to be open content systems (i.e it is not topic limited like say a Mac Forum) should only remove content that is illegal in nature, i.e Sexual Exploitation of minors, True Threats, etc.

> popular anti-vax

since Anti-Vax has now been refined to include anyone that opposes government mandated vaccinations, I am a Vaxxed Anti-Vaxer as I oppose all government mandates. People should be free to choose on their own if they want a vaccine or any other medical treatment.

So should a video of me expressing this position be removed under an "anti-vaxx" policy?
thank you for your brain fart... hope you're doing better now
the snipped linked are on 9 beta, which is only vision. object flickering and other issue remains unabated.
Did the torrent create it or the boundary layer of droplets?
Of course, but then you have living examples like Bob Dylan. Some people have incredible pattern matching abilities and most artists I’ve met consume as much human culture as possible and great ones manage to conjure up something of their own.
VDO.Ninja: low-latency P2P WebRTC video chat in browser
There is a good one, but everyone is pushing the craptastic / megasize management solutions - so I don't think there is anyone out there yet for the 15 machine non AD (or light AD) domain type setups with third party stuff.

The solution would be to allow self signed + pinning.

You click to a new box on your network with a self signed cert. Instead of blocking you basically (yes, you can flag flip, go to advanced etc etc), it says, hey this is self signed cert, do you want to pin it? You say yes. It pins that cert to that internal IP.

Now you've got encryption.

Let's say in a rather far out case someone spoofs internal resolution. You are generally already owned at that point, but if they redirect IP X to a new cert, browser could have a popup saying - heads up, the cert for this IP now mismatches. Be very careful and do the current basic block/lockout approach.
> Why do people use inflation?

Because it is very hard to think about the currency values in terms of purchasing power.

Inflation is the lowest metric in that count, but reflects a somewhat uniform drop in purchasing power (per dollar) across the whole market.

My friend's mom told me her mortgage for a Bay Area house was 75$ a month, the two cars parked in front were worth more than a 2 bed house when she got the cars.

So it was much cheaper to buy a house, but much more expensive to get a car and I can't even have a ballpark figure for what a gigabyte of computer memory would have cost in 1971.

So, inflation adjustment is at best a rough proxy for purchasing power at current costs.
The only useful thing a financial advisor can tell you to do is nothing. So just don't do anything.

Besides that, they can and have been replaced by a few calculators and the reddit personalfinance wiki.
Interesting to see if Mighty App sees this as competition to their Chrome streaming.
Yes, indeed. The keychain is kind of a big selling point. I'm planning to try and move onto BitWarden to keep my password management cross-platform and open source but it's not as well-integrated. It would be way better if it could sync the iCloud credentials instead of manually having to jump through hoops to get them in.

The Apple lock-in with my passwords makes me feel uneasy and probably way less likely to consider using other platforms as often for daily tasks.
OBS Studio totally needs a "British Rail announcement" audio input filter. "T-Mobile phone in Tippecanoe County, Indiana" would be good, too.
Yup. I mentioned this in another comment but one of the key problems is the discrepancy between the impact tweets really have, and the ease with which Twitter allows you to post them.

Any social media is designed to maximize engagement, so there is almost no friction between "I have a thought and I want validation for it" and hitting that submit button.

In reality, you should think of a tweet like submitting an article to the New York Times op-ed section with your full name and face attached to it. It has the potential to be there forever, and for people to judge you based on it for the rest of your professional life. So tread carefully.
A similar article hit the front page of Reddit a few days ago. These don’t always have the best research.

In Japan, eggs are washed and are generally not refrigerated, even though articles like this will often say they are.

In Denmark eggs are always found in the refrigerator in super markets and you often see feathers and other dirt on the egg shells, so they aren’t washed to any useful degree.

So the cause and effect between washing and refrigeration is not globally recognized.
Unabomber Praised Ecoterrorist Group Linked to Biden BLM Nominee
Really? I work for a <50 employee manufacturer/distributor, and we're pretty firmly locked down. If people want to _update Java_, they need an admin password.
Facebook can do whatever they want with the data they store on their servers, because it's their service and their data.

The fact that Amazon could reach into my device and mess with the contents of my library means it's not actually my device, it's Amazon's device and Amazon's library. I'm not going to pay for a device which gives me less control over my library than I'd have if I bought actual paper books.

Why is it any of Amazon's business which books I have in my library, or what their copyright status happens to be?
I read the title and assumed this was about doors from the 1100s (in case anyone's wondering, it's not).
Great work, Martin! Excited to see how the project turns out <3
[dupe]

More discussion over here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27834024
The various Standard Oil split results had some nice successes, too.

Honestly I'm not sure of the main corporate opposition to anti-trust other than ego and/or laziness. It'll force the resulting business to get even better. If you got your position by being the best, you can still be the best in the new world.
I wonder if our climate change predictions account for heat island effects of ever growing metropolitan regions
> Platform shouldn't have the right to an opinion on content.

Why?

> Same way that when you open a store you can't pick and choose your customers.

Of course you can, you just can't refuse service based on legally protected classes, that's the exception not the rule.

> Platforms should just obey law and at most create a process where users and lawmakers can express and enforce their opinion on content.

Platforms should operate their sites however they like within the confines of the law and individual users can decide which sites they prefer to use based on how those sites operate.
30 years later, “The Metaverse” is still struggling to find its elevator pitch
I don't understand how it's even usable if you follow hundreds, let alone thousands of people.
Canopy Analytics is hiring a founding engineer (Ruby) for affordable housing
Both my cofounder and I are technical and code - helps save a lot on costs!
The video description explicitly says "British Spies", not the NSA.
Women's Gymnastics Is Blasting into the Future
Gah, was waiting for this to come up: now whenever I hear about some kind of 'app streaming' or whatever I just think of smug Mighty bro
> I still show up for the community. Always have, and likely always will. Just stick around.

Why would I choose to do this somewhere that the leadership rejects me and tells me I will burn in hell? I know that many individuals within the church may not agree, but plenty will, and culture is set from the top. It's not like there aren't more social/community options than I could possibly find the time to participate in that _don't_ have religious ties.
Wouldn't it be great to get real holographic interfaces and displays? Not things that are only called "holographic".

To be fair, I do like 3d displays and interfaces but I really don't like the indiscriminate use of the term "holographic". Those that have seen real synthetic holograms will know how amazing they can look.
Ya know, cloudy days often bring wind...

But also this makes the case for decentralized mass energy storage, even for the grid.
> Economic decline that hurts standard of living is very far from a societal collapse, if the analysis is even accurate.

This depends on the base standard we're talking about. If someone's standard goes from not having to think about energy consumption, to not being able to afford running the dishwasher or dryer, then sure, no big deal.

If someone's standard goes from getting by to starving, they are going to fight. I imagine there's a lot of places around the world where a sharp decline in standard of living could lead to civil war.