skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Then as long as you had 6mo of living expenses, you'll still have 3mo left over. Plus all the extra months you got from previous appreciation.
I thought this at first, but now think the opposite is true. His viewpoints were more diluted previously. A smaller base is of regular listeners paradoxically makes his messages stronger.
The structure of venture capital firms and other private funds
This is how my team worked pre-pandemic for the last ~5 years.

Our team is fully remote (US and CA) and our industry has major conference events throughout the year around the world. So 3-4 times a year our whole team would go to a conference, then stay for an extra few days to do planning, an innovation sprint, or whatever else in person.

Many people would bring their families and stay an extra week to make it a vacation, especially in places like Paris, Vienna, US west coast in the winter, etc.
Apple celebrates 105 years of America’s national parks
Family members that just blast through dialogs and warnings when I'm trying to help them with issues is a never ending source of frustration, since those dialogs usually clearly indicate the cause of the problem.
Thanks!! Here's a few answers:

- AI Model is a bit primitive still, I've been focusing on building the frontend recently. Now that I'm somewhat happy with that (viewport errors notwithstanding ^^), I'm focusing on the data science part of it. I hope to have a _much_ better model deployed in 5-7 days.

- Thanks!

- I've gotten that from someone else too. I kind of like putting my signature there, but if it's confusing I might change it. Maybe I could use my full name?

- Thanks for notifying! I'll fix that asap
I've been in this trade for over 20 years, and here's why I think young people don't want tech jobs.

1. Nobody wants to be a nerd, and tech jobs are still associated with nerds.

2. Tech is thankless work that isn't easily contained within a 40 hour workweek without constant struggle.

3. Getting paid for overtime in this trade is rare unless willing to deal with the headaches that come with being a 1099 contractor.

4. If you're conventionally attractive, sociable, and likeable there are easier ways to make a living than tech.

5. Tech is for people without options. As long as kids think that only socially awkward, ugly guys go into this business, that's were you're going to get your talent. You don't have to be autistic or a misanthrope to work in this trade, but it certainly helps.
Oh!

I didn't know that one could build an arbitrary string like that inside a map.

Thanks a lot for that, I agree it looks better!
Netflix is getting into games for a reason. It's unclear if they only play to make new ones or also license old ones.

But I agree with you, I'm surprised Steam doesn't have a way to get old ROMs.
> I wonder if my bare-metal OS runs basically only sshd and docker, is there a better choice than Debian? It works fine, just seems overkill...

Fedora CoreOS is designed for container hosts, but I haven't used it.
No mention of prison time for the parents that allowed a 15-year-old to take a megadose of LSD, curiously.
While we’re on this subject, why the hell is HN so hostile to readability?

No dark mode, minuscule font, easy to mistap the tiny “buttons”, and no support for Reader Mode
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Having a family is a lot of work. A job that takes all that time away from your other responsibilities isn’t feasible for most people with kids.
As an MIT alum - if you had an offer rescinded please let the careers office know. Companies are not allowed to do that if engaging with MIT students in a meaningful way (career fairs, etc.) and MIT can and does penalize them for this (banning from fairs, etc.)
A long-term trend of less sex and more porno? Could you show some stats on this?

I only question that line because I can't even deal with the rest of your post.
I think streaming video is a different beast, because the market is littered with loss leaders. It's hard for content creators to switch to another platform when the only profitable ones are subscription based (and not competitive).

Even Youtube, for all its users and being part of an existing advertising company, struggles to break even (reportedly).
The main reason reader mode is "underused" is that for a substantial fraction of pages, it does not work.

Because of the way the human motivational architecture works, if there were a reader mode that always worked, its rate of usage would be many times higher than the usage rates of the current crop of reader modes.

But of course, there is no way to create a reader mode that works for all web pages -- and that fact is one of the main arguments for competing with the web rather than trying to improve or fix the web.

By "competing with the web", I mean creating online services that take the attention of users away from the web for some subset of things the web is used for, e.g., consuming static textual content, also known as reading.

Gemini would be an example of an attempt to compete with the web, and it has the property that every page is essentially automatically in reader mode.

The trick is to find some desire that the web is currently bad at satisfying, then improving Gemini to cater to that desire. For example, TOR was created (many years ago) by the US military to give its employees a way to browse the web without revealing their browsing history to the spy agencies of the US's enemies. But maybe Gemini's much greater simplicity would enable it to make a stronger guarantee of user privacy than the web is able to guarantee. (The more complicated a web browser gets, the harder it becomes to make privacy or security guarantees -- particularly guarantees of interest to only a small fraction of the web's users.) If that were the case, then whoever needs that stronger guarantee would tend to become avid users and proponents of Gemini. Getting very small numbers of avid users is considered an effective way to start increasing the number of users of a new online service.

The idea I just described is probably a bad idea: there are probably other desires that Gemini or some other non-web service could cater to that are much more effective ways of creating avid users of that non-web service. (For example, the idea I just described has the disadvantage that even if the proposed improved version of Gemini could make stronger privacy guarantees than the web can (which seems unlikely to me) good luck convincing the average user who is not a security professional of that fact.)

Finding them is hard! But trying to find one is a more potent way to try to improve things IMO than trying to fix or improve the web is.
A Hospital Finds an Unlikely Group Opposing Vaccination: Its Workers
This is one of those goldmines, like engineeringtoolbox.com that I refer to all the time.
> How much does it cost to not arrest and try someone falsely?

At minimum enough to arbitrate claims of the opposite occurring.

You are correct in stating proper adherence to this right will not cost much (if there were ever a theoretical group of people who could agree on what "arrest falsely" meant every time) but merely acknowledging that some amount of resource must be spent should be enough to put to rest the idea that there are a special set of "negative rights" which require no resources to maintain and therefore are the only Real Rights while the others are the Made Up Rights.

> rights are rights whether they are enforced or not.

I think this may be where our primary disagreement exists. From my perspective a right is relatively useless to establish if enforcement does not accompany said right. You can inform the slave that he has a right to no longer live under subjugation, but if he has no mechanism by which to escape his slavery without loss of life his material conditions do not change.

If your argument is that rights exclusively provide the framework for a defense of violent revolution (as this is the only use I can imagine them having without accompanied enforcement) I would still argue for the inclusion of more rights as the capacity of the state expands, as that would be the primary tool by which Citizens can protect themselves against exploitation.
So you think an underpaid worker in India is interested in the upkeeping of innocence of a person they don't know in the US? They'll just flag the images as fast as possible, they are probably paid by pictures-reviewed.

"Amazon has people transcribing audio in Costa Rica, India and Romania." according to Engadget. So it would be safe to assume Apple does something along those lines, I can't remember where Siri transcripts have been sent when there was the Alexa controversy.

From there it's an entry with law enforcement and you need to find a way to convince them that the images are your children.

And if data isn't cleared correctly and you have another run in with law enforcement, there will always be this picture-stuff.
PiKVM v3 Hat for Raspberry Pi
I think this is really interesting. I'm in the same boat. and its easy to dismiss the delimited people as being deluded. but a lot of highly developed people think shift/reset is _alot_ easier to work with.

I can understand the basic case...but its totally unclear for me how to compose them.

this is kind of a fundamental issue about language development...apparently we can get used to all sorts of terrible ideas - which makes evaluating them quite difficult.
The traveler analogy (as an alternative to SMART goal criteria)
As long as the thread is talking about money grabs, the cover chosen is the original one.
I have a somewhat similar project based around the raspberry pi. It's rather DIY compared to Helios64's project - 3d printed case, hand soldered electronics, amazon sourcing - though the goals are similar. Specifically, my goals were to host 2x 3.5" drives and to be printable on a standard 200x200 mm 3d printer.

https://old.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/n277ip/raspber...
Apparently I signed up for this 10 years ago. It's nice to see something be maintained that long, even if it has done absolutely nothing.
I'm thrilled to have our first elementary school teacher comment!! Yes! We have a team of educators and curriculum writers (broken up by Grades PreK-K, 1-2 and 3-5) that follow Common Core standards and build custom ELA curriculum on top of each book and Litnerd program. We provide 2 lesson plans per week and a total of 8 lesson plans per program. We also create SEL lessons (again, based on the book) that follow NYSED competencies and 'Leader in Me' program language (since that is what most of our schools currently use for SEL). We hope to continue to improve overtime and I would definitely any feedback for us as we grow intros area!
The industry term is leverage but, fundamentally, yes.
I taught myself to lucid dream. You can too.
The reduction rules copied from Racket's docs:

(reset val) => val
(reset E[(shift k expr)]) => (reset ((lambda (k) expr)
(lambda (v) (reset E[v]))))
; where E has no reset

E is the current-continuation of the expression, and the comment is an invariant to be held.

And I think call/cc is this:

E[(call/cc k expr)] => ((lambda (k) expr) (lambda (v) E[v]))

So imagine a stack like this:

g

h

call/cc my-fun

this captures the whole stack.

And now imagine:

g

reset

h

shift my-fun

this only captures h (see how it moves the E in the reduction rules and wraps it in reset). So if I try to store k from shift and call it at a later time it won't reach g, but doing the same with call/cc it would reach g.
Deta Space appears to be very lacking in the product details department. I see a comment saying you can't self-host it, so it has to be on Deta's cloud, or can you even bring your own cloud provider?

Is there any technical/security guarantee's to Deta's privacy claims? For one, a casual reading of their privacy page suggests they integrate a half dozen analytics (aka monitoring) tools including Google Analytics.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWZHh5oVjB0
There are plenty of bi and gay people, or people whose porn interests diverge from their attractions. It's only a problem if you assume everyone is 100% heterosexual.
Most of the popular tube sites are owned/operated by the same company, MindGeek.
> You used to be able to get as high as 1.5%,

How young are you?

https://www.bankrate.com/banking/cds/historical-cd-interest-...
Network Performance Monitoring Comes to New Relic
https://www.theworldcounts.com/challenges/consumption/other-...
Or, they achieved the objective, but they found their own solution instead of being forced to have it spelled out for them. I commonly encounter people who have these degrees but are unable to figure out how to accomplish an objective unless every step is presented as a bullet-point list in the task description.

Having a degree is not the objective, being able to do the work is. Confusing the two is an example of a cargo cult. I don't want people working under me who are incapable of understanding which objectives are important.
And:

> It's not the first time Spencer has been asked to recreate the image - he has posed three times before for the album's 10th, 17th and 20th anniversaries.

> "I said to the photographer, 'Let's do it naked.' But he thought that would be weird, so I wore my swim shorts," Spencer told the New York Post.
Critical Race Theory is the new Cultural Marxism. It's just another right-wing bugbear at this point.
I don't think it is just the One Click Solution they want (though I don't deny that is probably very attractive). I'm pretty sure we would see more vanity URLs and one-off sites if payment processors weren't so strict when it comes to selling adult content/services. Spinning up a CMS website of your own, even with commerce/membership functionality, isn't difficult. But the payment processors are the unspoken guardians of internet commerce, and without VC level backing good luck getting them to touch something like adult content.

I think this is a missing piece of OFs popularity and usefulness to creators. Not only is it a centralized and (by now) well known site for this kind of content. OF deals with the payment processors, the charge backs, and the disputes. It is relatively seamless for the content creators in that regard.
Simone de Beauvoir’s Lost Novel of Early Love
Back when I enlisted, I decided that I would rather live with the regrets of joining than the regrets of not joining.
Businesses don't like smart customers.
My point is that "the MBAs" don't have a monopoly on hyperbole.
Thank you so much! So far, a lot of our early adoption public schools in NYC are concentrated in Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens.
Do you mean the MIT Radiation Laboratory/Rad Lab series that came out after WWII? Many of these were issued in Dover edition books. I still have some and still refer to them (especially vol 23 — Microwave Receivers/S. N. Van Voorhis/1948).

https://web.mit.edu/klund/www/weblatex/node7.html

https://archive.org/details/mit-rad-lab-series-version-3
Vendor OpenGL extensions for new features frequently appeared before DirectX support.
If you have them, but they are taken from you at will by those with the means to do so, in practice you have nothing at all.
Publish to NPM Using GitHub Actions
Someone put this together a while ago, but its huge list of Adobe alternatives:

https://i.redd.it/v69jbvw559861.jpg
I think that the idea that parents can post nude pictures of you without your consent is bullshit, which was a subtext of my op.
You should look at Standard Oil. Yes, it lowered prices and increased access. And it did things that were clearly blatantly unfair competition.

For one example, it demanded kickbacks from railroads on oil shipments - all oil shipments, including competitors'. It's pretty hard for a competitor to be able to compete in that environment.
I mean luck is always a factor, but let's be real, the major/career path someone chooses to study in college is a much bigger determinant of your prospects after graduation.

I still can't understand how people can willingly choose any number of majors/careers that are very well known to have a weak job market and salary range, and then act surprised when it's tough after graduating.
I think it'd be reasonable to reduce the age of consent to kids who actually can consent. 18 is pretty arbitrary. I think it's pretty clear a 14 year old can consent to many things. A 10 or 8 year old can probably also offer partial consent.

But a newborn can't. A 2 year old can't. A four year old can't. The line of when a kid can understand what they're consenting to gets blurry from there. And we probably just need much more nuanced consent laws rather than a blanket "You can legally consent at 18, and your parents can consent for you before that."

There are certain things we need to let parents consent to - like medical care. But we don't need to let parents consent to the use of their kids image in media. We don't need to allow parents to sell their kids.

And I don't think "Well, they can't consent and if we give them consent we can't do this class of thing" is a good enough reason to deny them the ability to consent.

So we can't use naked pictures of kids who can't consent in media, or pictures at all. So what? Voluntary consent is important. If respecting voluntary consent means there are things we can't do - then there are things we can't do.
Show HN: Macro – A Zoom Client for Creatives
One would say: why isnt Afghanistan sending drones to Phoenix or San Diego? What led to this country / group of combattant to be so behind.

Im French and I live in China with a child born here. The two militaries I paid taxes to maintain are able to find ways to resist US aggression to a point where it would become really painful to treat us like they treated Afghanistan, and we are just as old as Afghanistan.

At some point, these people need to move their asses and at least ask for our help. We understand the US is a huge threat to most of us, we're ready to help, if only you make simple compromises.

But no, they ll spend their time in teenage wet dream, exploiting their population, provocking America before being ready to resist them. So they take the drone and we roll our eyes - how can people in 2021 be so blind to how to build a country...
Reminds me of an ongoing & heated debate about T. rex -- Did the T. rex have lips?
> Who is going to hold the vaccinated liable for any injuries they cause to other people..

They shouldn't. Instead the Vaccinated should probably ask that question to the people who sold them the vaccine.

>so call vaccine injury (almost all cases are made up)

Yea sure..https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mxqC9SiRh8
The one Cobain really wanted was a picture a birth which was deemed too graphic. Also consider this album wasn’t expected to be anywhere close to the success it was in terms of sales. They ran out of copies for a little bit soon after it was released.

Geffen was hoping it could sell maybe 200,000 copies globally to a mainly underground/indie audience and it wouldn’t get picked up by the mainstream. For the follow up album the band agreed to change a song name and modify album art so Wal-Mart would carry it.
Even if it _did_ suggest that, the conclusion that that would make it pornographic is very silly.

Such a thing would still most probably be intended as a critical observation about the sorts of people that innocent babies become, rather than a literal depiction of a baby prostitute.

It's wow ridiculous.
On i remember how often I used printfriendly just for that.

Also I find the irony of reader mode quite funny. Lets build the most dynamic and capable presentation system so we can go relive bbs
Perhaps he should. Nirvana has more money though and one must operate within the incentive structure of the US legal system.
yeah that's probably what's happening

my point is for there to be more options, perhaps even licensed professionals which is somehow weird to suggest, in my model people can still go get their toxic dose of reality at community barbershops, they just don't have to rely on that
Medical device-related deaths being ‘miscategorized’ in key US database (study)
I almost never want to sign up for a product before I can actually see a demo and/or screenshots. Consider creating a YouTube video with the actual app.
I agree this is also a deficiency (wasteful spending) to be solved for.
Pre/post? calculate faster than a VC
A "grill" in British English is a "broiler" in AmE.
I would strongly discourage use of Grammarly: It's essentially a keylogger which uploads everything you type to their cloud service, and there is really no guarantee of privacy or ability to delete that data.
Same here, math undergrad; not terribly difficult to start my career with and is now an advantage I think, albeit a small one.
I see this photo as somewhere in the uncomfortable gray area between Macauley Culkin and child pornography. That's why I don't believe the same rules should apply.
Means a lot to hear that and super cool that you were doing something similar for other subjects! I have this strong thesis that if we can nail ELA (English Language Arts) that we can utilize this format of bringing subjects to life for math and science as well (fingers crossed).
Thanks for satisfying my curiosity! Also, congrats on your success!

> Yes, my user-facing servers are proxying the files to the users.

I've never operated a service as large as yours, so take my question with a grain of salt:
I'm wondering whether it would make sense to split off the actual file front-end servers from the user-facing servers (going for a redirect approach instead of proxying), since the requirements for serving the UI (low latency, low bandwidth) are so different from the file serving requirements (high bandwidth, but latency is not an issue). In theory, the traffic load from the files could negatively impact the UI latency leading to perceived sluggishness of the website. But perhaps that's not an issue in practice?

Since you mentioned elsewhere that you wanted to move to content delivery: What kind of content delivery do you have in mind? At the moment I can only think of either classic CDNs (but that's a few order of magnitudes larger) or ads (but that's an entirely different area).
> profiting from the naked image of a child who couldn't consent for themselves.

As an honest question, I'm curious whether the "naked" part makes this worse in your opinion. I, personally, don't feel any shame about my body at that age -- too young for me to even remember -- being seen. (As opposed to a nude photo of me now being distributed without my approval.)

To me it seems like the nakedness is irrelevant -- if it was a violation of consent to use his baby image, then clothes don't negate the violation.
Meaning doesn't pay the rent. Meaning and purpose are something companies offer when they aren't willing to provide adequate compensation.
What exactly is sending parents who allow their kids to go to the wrong party to prison supposed to fix? What other mistakes teens make should be reason to imprison the parents?
No, because you have no guarantee an update won't break your setup. This makes it impossible to keep working on whatever you are working, or even access your work.

Moreover, you might not be able to get help from Adobe if you run into issues.

Because it is an unsupported setup. It works, but you are on your own.

Not that I'm remotely interested in Adobe's products anyway.
> Also front loaders just can't clean synthetic fabrics that water beads off of.

None of the front loaders I’ve used has had a problem with that. Are you sure the one data point you apparently have experience with wasn't just an older and/or relatively low-quality front-loader?

> Aside from space savings, I really don't get the point of a front loader at all.

They are easier to get stuff out of than a top loader of similar size, particularly for larger ones. I’ve also never seen a top loader with a steam cycle, though I guess its possible they exist.
My favourite and often used browser feature (Firefox).
Epistemic Trespassing, or Epistemic Squatting?