skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Let's not rewrite history and pretend that Teamspeak was always terrible. Their "philosophy" panned out for a long time and made them kings of the space, but to reiterate the GP's comment: things change. Now users want more convenience. Now they want better mobile support. Now they want GIFs and reactions.

You can point out what Teamspeak didn't acknowledge as much as you like, anything is obvious in hindsight. To see what you're missing, you need to explore more and more possibilities and constantly innovate. You can bet that your current or future competition is. Prescience is not a business strategy.
> +(You can guess who's the Führer.)

To clarify, it's Lennart Poettering. This is a systemd joke in poor taste, but that's all it is.
Thanks for taking a look and for the kind words.

Absolutely, a great PDF export is on the roadmap, and raises a whole raft of tricky issues.

Just an aside, but one of the other features Sean and I really liked in R markdown was the ability to export a single standalone HTML file that you could just email to someone. I’m not sure if we’ll build that, but there are a bunch of cases where you want to send the “real” thing, without actually deploying anything (if that makes sense). It also saves you from the challenges of pagination.
I think thanks to Covid booster shots they realise they can pivot to a Vaccine-as-a-Service model and create all sorts of recurring revenue streams.
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PSA: This site (HN) has been overun by s-h-ills. Beware.
> The first vaccine had a problem where it gave people Lyme every once in a while.

Do you have a citation for that? The FDA review didn’t mention that:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2870557/
Germany does not have laws against Nazi jokes.
Why is growth and GDP the determinant? How about mental health?

Singapore had the highest suicide rate last year since 2012. No doubt the lockdown contributed to it.

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/suicide-highest-re...
I am proposing that we encode something that is already factually accurate: glibc and musl generally do not mix in any way that results in a stable system.

Do you not think that distributions should make even a little bit of effort to introduce friction toward scenarios known to break systems?

If apk-tools had a soft conflict option, where it printed a warning and required the user to acknowledge that warning somehow before continuing, that would also solve the issue as far as I am concerned, but it does not have such an option at this time, and we need to put our foot down sooner rather than later.

Edit: besides, nothing has been implemented. This is just one proposal, the point of having a conversation is to determine what the best option for solving this issue is.
I flag paywalled content when I come across it, personally.
> one could argue that if doing so increases profits, then on average, you actually solved the needs of your customers

Which often isn't the case.

Companies have lots of priorities that have nothing to do with end users at all. For example:

- it does not matter how good your product is, if your company dies because there's a competitor that does not need to make profit and can temporarily offer their services for free, until your company is driven out of the market

- dark patterns are well documented examples how working directly against good user experience can increase profits

- lobbying politicians to drive out competition is extremely profitable, and does not take interests of the userbase into account at all

There are probably numerous other, obvious examples how capitalism disincentivises companies from serving their customers well, but instead incentivizes gaming the system.

The correlation between user experience and profitability is shaky at best. One could argue that user experience has almost nothing to with how businesses operate.
Probably because going through another round of certification is harder than using the existing vaccine as a booster, the hope being that this will already significantly improve delta resistance.
Is that the one that makes you deathly allergic to beef or something?
>Mozilla is sending all search traffic to Google by default for...much less

And not just much less overall...

Mozilla is supposedly getting ~$400M/year. Which is $115M per percentage point of marketshare. The $15B for Apple is $804M per percentage point of marketshare.

Which I suppose makes sense, as iPhone users probably automatically fall into a high income demographic.

What I used for market share: https://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share
That has almost the same results as first past the post though.
is that legal, or is that like charging for a preexisting condition?
Should we have a vaccine for addictions? alcoholism? drug use? eating?

Eg: Give it early in people's lives, that the first time they drink even a little alcohol, it should produce such (non life threatening) symptoms - terrible taste, throw up etc, they would not touch it again, and therefore won't be addicted?
I am getting frustrated by the increase of hn articles about "self-hosting" yet the software described is reliant on a cloud service. To me, "self-hosting" means I can use it on my own computer, without a connection to the internet.
I can't recall the source of how much Google makes per CPM on average, but it's significantly higher than all other search engines. If the deal is cheap/value for anyone, it's Google. It may have been in the UK CMA report on search/online advertising, IIRC it was between $30 and $50 CPM with Bing on around half that.

If my arithmetic is right, 1.5bn searches would increase DDG's number of searches 15 fold. It would seem only Bing is potentially capable of putting in a bid similar to Google's.
Number of new Delta cases is dropping
Look at your posts from a different account?
Spotify's UI feels like it has succumbed to this.
You are reading this completely wrong!

I don't agree with much of the discussion on r/sweden. But it has an open discussion without any bullying or hate speech.

There are other subs that promote hate and ban everyone not agreeing with their narrative. What do you feel about them?
At least when I was a kid and the whole "pledge" thing started happening, yeah you could skip it and no one did anything. However, I attended highschool in a very liberal town and the principal only ever played the anthem instead of the pledge anyway.
When a moderator deletes one of your posts, it will show up normally for you, but as having been deleted for everyone else. Easiest way to check is opening your posts in context after logging out or in an incognito window.

If many of your posts show as deleted, the subs mods have likely added you to their automoderator blacklist.
I hate my brother printer. Now I have to do some weird black magic that involves pulling out the power cable and paper tray and inserting the cable while holding some buttons in order for it to even turn on.

A year earlier it suddenly stopped being able to print wirelessly and, as with all cartridge printers, the ink is crazy expensive.

A month ago I bought an HP printer with an ink reservoir for my mother and it is great. You don't need apps to print and printing costs nothing compared to traditional printing. It comes with ink for about 10k pages and new ink costs around 10 euros.

The best in class for ink-tank printers are supposedly Epson and instead of buying new ink for my own printer, I'll probably just buy one of those.
swyx!

Absolutely, we are using mdsvex, and we owe you a beer!

You rock.
I would like to point out the GitHub linked to in the article says “glibc alpine based image” as in based on the alpine-glibc image. It seems adriadne has misread it as glibc based alpine?
Key word in the report is hospitalised with covid. Not because of covid. We’ve all heard of those car accident victims being counted as covid death because of a positive test.
It is a preventable condition or choice - if you smoke they charge you more.
"These claims were investigated by the FDA and the Centers for Disease Control, which found no connection between the vaccine and the autoimmune complaints."
Youtube has this same problem very badly. It never suggests me videos that I haven’t already seen.
Big oil coined ‘carbon footprints’ to blame us for their greed
This is the mirror of what the UK passed a while back.

Seems like free democracy is just a brand at this point.
This comment is a great example of whataboutism.
> so people should just take their responsibility.

if you get a serious adverse event following a vaccination, however unlikely, who pays for your medical expenses since the link with vaccines is always denied?
Will it? At least under Linux it tries to only show things it thinks are games.
Oh, yes, no doubt about that. We shouldn't be reducing total tree cover.
Interesting one. I might approach it by trying to understand it from the PM’s point of view, and see if there is an even better solution than Excel.

These are some of the Qs I’ll ask:

1. How do you use Excel to track bugs? (Trying to understand his/her workflow.)

2. How does Excel solve your problems? (Understand what s/he likes about Excel.)

3. What are some of the things you wish Excel can do better? (Understand pain point)

Part of this is also building trust, so the PM can see your workflow & use cases as well, and hopefully come to a conclusion that while Excel may work, it’s really not the best tool for the job due to manual data synchronization work, and maybe GH issue or JIRA would work better.

I’ve also seen PMs enjoying using Coda as a complement to GH/JIRA to get a better picture to project overview.
What does it do well? I'm genuinely asking.
Sub 100 with a much smaller number.
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Sorry, I don't think I expressed that well, I intended to say it was akin to a "most favoured nation" situation; if Netflix get a lower price per person, then you have to offer that price to others.

I can't see how Amazon and Netflix could push prices up without unlawful collusion? But if they did push prices up for all media how would they sell their service?

It's not unheard of for major players to have contracts that say 'if you're offering this to another company for less per unit than you are to us then you agree to reduce our price accordingly', the idea is just to make that lowest price universal so that.

I sell license for prints of my painting to Acme for £5 then ABC can print the same painting and pay me £5. As creator I can choose not to sell the work for £5, but that's no different to now; what I wouldn't be able to do is restrict who - in the wholesale market - could buy the work for that price.
> Adding the current leadership 'works' to curriculum? From my education since the 90s it's always the case.

I mean, when you put it that way education in the US was pretty much the same when I was in school. There was a lot of time spent showing how the checks and balances of the US government keep everything good and fair and totally not corrupt as fuck at all.
The audience and types of conversations vary wildly between subreddits and the issue you are experiencing is likely due to where you have subbed.
Precisely. The fact that most software these days can be called "spyware" and "adware" is very unsettling from the perspective of someone who got into computing at around the time of Windows 98.
For real. The jump to svelte kit happened when this was just a hobby project, but I’m glad we did it.
Being two of the most populous states, no, not a big surprise!
I think there is a big difference in that there are only 2 mobile OSes and users stick with the same one for years.

Imagine there were only 2 restaurants and 99% of people went exclusively to the same one every day for years.
At one point in 2020 a majority of insured Americans treated for COVID (>80%) had the majority of their COVID-related treatment waived by the insurer. However, most insurers have been terminating these waivers since January.

Also, to any non-Americans its always important to put this in the context that "waiving" here means you're still paying thousands per month (between employer and individual) in premiums and likely hundreds in various flavors of co-jargons anytime you step the foot in the door of a care provider even for "covered" care. Insurers always like to portray just providing the service you pay more for than you would in most of the rest of the world as altruism on their part. The major insurance companies providing these waivers (Anthem, UnitedHealth, etc.) all saw order $B profit increases over the pandemic.
I mean this particular part I have a problem with: "may choose to not give copyright protection" -- we, consumers, don't have a say in creator's copyrights, because we don't have these copyrights, creators do. Creators may as well be with us and sell their content to a company that abides by these laws of restricted copyrights (e.g. GPL license is particular example). Or not.

It's our job, though, to make that available and easy for creators (e.g. kudos to RMS for making and popularising the GPL).

But no one should be able force anything on _all_ creators.

PS: Well, the outcome would be that creators would stop create at all, and in some cases that might be fair and just, but that's another topic completely. E.g. some societies regard as fair and just limits on drawings of humans and animals, so there's no such drawings. And they see it as fair and just.
Emphasis should be on tick-bite prevention. I have never had live tick on me and have been literally wallowing on all tick-infested areas on northern hemisphere. They just die. Most probably just drop off, but sometimes there is dead tick only slightly attached. Looks like they die on first drop of blood.
I blame it on web development, pure and simple. The relentless drive for analytics and advertising is what brought the acceptance of spying.
Good point. Is that healthy?
Perhaps you don't mind but I would like to be able to choose between Pepsi and Coke too; when buying for someone else. At least in most restaurants I can personally choose also from other brands with more healthy products.
>You mean "the lucky country"? That's an ironic, self-deprecating joke.

It's both. It started (I learned today) as a negative criticism, but is also used favorably and positively, also it is sometimes a joke. I'd heard the positive and joke usage but wasn't aware it started life as a negative thing. Funny to think that Aussies were previously more self-critical than we seem today.

Different context, different people, all referencing the same phrase. There's no "one true" meaning...but it's good to know there's might be more to it than just what you've seen already. :)
Why would you compare to the third world? The post was stating US median salary of $50K. I’m comparing that to contract rate.
They target English, German and French. This is the English word filter list (singular only):

re('whore'),
re('slut'),
re('snatch'),
re('thot'),
re('ho'),
re('cunt'),
re('twat'),
re('transtrender'),
re('shemale'),
re('squaw'),
re('milf'),
re('welfare queen'),
re('yummy mommy'),
re('battleaxe'),
re('hooker'),
re('prostitute'),
re('bi[ao]tch'),
re('be[ao]tch'),
A lot of people have told us that they have done some flavour of this. We think that’s a good thing!
Researchers Launch Trial of mRNA Vaccines for HIV
Tobacco use is actually written into the ACA as an acceptable thing for insurers to discriminate on (there’s even a cap to how much they can add on for it — 50% of the total premium IIRC).

I assume Delta’s lawyers know better than I (who am not a lawyer), but I’d be curious to know how this squares with the ACA.
This is essentially the same business model that gyms have.
I guess Apple devices are probably responsible for a decent amount of the consumer web browsing in the world (iOS has 25-30% mobile device market share). I wonder if Apple is still going to launch a full search engine[1] and that might actually change the game (Bing has less than 3% search market share and Apple might instantly get 30%!) - and they're indexing a bunch due to Siri and stuff anyway.

[1] https://www.forbes.com/sites/barrycollins/2020/10/28/apple-b...
There is a colourblind friendly colour option that you can enable in the site footer
> I have been locked out of engaging with the communities I was most interested and active in, for no apparent reason and likely forever.

Just make a new account. Screw their "ban circumvention" rule. What are they gonna do, ban you again?
I've found that when I watch a Youtube video, at least half or more of the recommended videos on the right are videos that I've already seen before, often music. Does anyone know if there is way to turn this off so it can recommend me strictly new videos? It's infuriating.

The best guess for why this is that I've seen online is that it's because they're targeting younger age brackets more aggressively and kids love to rewatch the same things over and over.
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Killing your own voter base to own the libs.
Because Discord will probably compromise the existing product in order to try and grow.
I mean "attitude to Difference in German Society" in contrast to other European countries. It really stands out in the south of Germany.
> Apple does not sell user data to third parties

Oh, of course they do:

> Apple’s Sharing of Personal Data

> Apple may share personal data with service providers who act on our behalf, our partners, or others at your direction. Further, Apple does not share personal data with third parties for their own marketing purposes.

> Partners. At times, Apple may partner with third parties to provide services or other offerings. For example, Apple financial offerings like Apple Card and Apple Cash are offered by Apple and our partners. Apple requires its partners to protect your personal data.

They share it, they just don't share your data “with third parties for their own marketing purposes”, no additional privacy guarantees.

source: https://www.apple.com/legal/privacy/en-ww/
We should not call them vaccines, they work totally different. These are gene treatments.
Nope, you are thinking about alpha-gal allergy there.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpha-gal_allergy

They are talking about TBE (also known as "FSME" in german speaking countries) instead:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tick-borne_encephalitis
Wait... your employer charges you money if you smoke? How the hell is that legal? What if you're fat? Or drink alcohol (but still sober at work)?

I mean.. our european worker protections are overkill.. but compared to this, they still seem as a better option.
My Programming Journey
If you are tired of fighting with your own computer, consider switching to Linux. It's been working flawlessly for years for me.
I give significant academic discounts, so researchers can typically pay out of pocket. As for how to get in front of staff: all the old fashioned ways. Ads, content marketing, attend conferences (hard during COVID), give talks.
My apologies, bad wording.

They're counted here too - just not towards any particular political party.
Zika

Ebola

Lyme

MERS

West Nile Virus

Marburg Virus

Guinea Worm

German Measles

Ross River Fever

Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever

Norovirus

Or for a complete list of thousands, simply look up toponymic diseases
It takes a VS Code extension: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=icrawl.d...

Not the same as native support, but in fairness, I was being tongue in cheek!
Is there any email service one could reasonably trust?
That's already written in the comment I replied to.
What joke is this?

I am vaccinated against this form of tick born disease but of course I am not allergic to beef.
Anthem profit margin is down:

https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/ANTM/anthem/profit...

UHC margins also do not indicate profiteering:

https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/UNH/unitedhealth-g...

Same with CVS/Humana/Cigna:

https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/CVS/cvs-health/pro...

https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/HUM/humana/profit-...

https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/CI/cigna/profit-ma...

It is always interesting to me when people claim insurance companies earn a ton of profit when their profit margins are always in the 5% or lower range. How much smaller should their margins be? Even retail businesses like Walmart need a couple percent of profit margin to survive.
Laws on the book are always a few steps behind reality. So probably this was already occurring somehow on the sly or with lots of process, and this streamlines things. My concern is the ability to use this to 'plant' evidence on people by taking over their accounts, then using those accounts criminally and pretending the legitimate owner was the criminal actor, when in fact it was just someone abusing their LE powers.
I had all those symptoms when I drank my first beer and still learned to love it. You can overcome everything if you really want to.
Linux as a system is very ill-defined. I'd argue that GNU/Linux by definition contains glibc even if they are not in the same tree and musl based distributions are a variation which you could call "musl/Linux".
At the time that change was proposed, the specification was saying that browsers could optionally return, with some examples, but those are never meant to be exhaustive lists.

If it's legal to do so, then your code needs to be ready for it. Relying on a browser's specific version behavior is brittle.

And no, not all browsers currently do, all the browsers you've used in some specific scenarios behaved the way you thought, but there were already ways for it to fail before.

As nice as it is, MDN and all the other websites are just paraphrasing what is in the specification, and sometimes omitting crucial information. Yes, Javascript and web technologies are accessible and can seem simple, but the reality is a lot more nuanced than it is portrayed in most places.
Why not put the seeds in the Water that is being used by the planes to extinguish the fires?

Maybe not in the first run/flight, but in the later ones, when a fire has been taken out almost completely.

And even when not using the fire fighting planes I think spreading the seeds with a helicopter would be much faster and more efficient.
You've had the vaccine for longer then almost anyone, what's happening?
Shhhhh... don't want to scare people!
Much as I like terraforming or small scale guerrilla gardening, no one thinks to ask what they are planting because the photo shoot looks good?

Mindlessly changing the structure of a forest is somewhat..... If it's in monoculture forestry then fair enough. But I'd expect to be told as part of the story.

A drone could do two orders of magnitude more rehab for around the same price of equipment, so it's not like they are planting in a large area, but if they are invasive plants, which natives can also be, it could do a lot of damage. Their seed stock bag is from a Canadian seed company, but maybe it's just a bag?

Here's guerrilla gardening, but removing invasive weeds -

How Goats are Regenerating a Forest and Protecting this Town from Bushfire https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9yiclBCxMo
> Either we need, say USA, to coercively...

Carbon credits will be enforced with coercion, just as the petrodollar has been. At the end of the day they are both schemes where technocrats print permission slips to consume energy.

Putting aside the fear mongering rationalizations for both schemes, I hope posters here can appreciate the inherent moral hazards.
I wrote to my local federal "representative", just as I did with the Assistance and Access Act. I convinced others to contact theirs too. But even if we convince one politician that they should vote no, I strongly suspect they would vote with their party anyway. It just doesn't feel like representative democracy any more.
I actually think C++ would be a great implementation language for such a foundational technology. I'm sure this is appreciated by Go teams though.