skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The simplicity of this site is amazing and it's really easy to use. Though for it to be more useful, you could have separate urls for when people create a new list, this way they'll remain consistent through devices and you can view it from any device.

And it doesn't need to be anything fancy, just a global unique key that's different for each list like 'https://nofusstodolist.com/35dh298'

But anyway, if that's not what your intended use scenario is then you don't need to add that since it does get what you want to get done!
Japan suspends 1.63M doses of Moderna over contamination
They're all still in the current Monterey beta (21A5294g) but python2 says (paraphrasing) "this is only for compatibility; it might not be here in future"
That's been pretty much my conclusion as well. I can mostly find some kind of long-form content to consume and although the feed algorithm sucks, the recommendations on the video page itself usually make up for it.
My mid-2015 Macbook Pro that I use extensively has only had to replace the battery this year.

Other than that I had never had to repair anything for it. It still runs very well.

In terms of value for money I'd say that's pretty good.
The verb "Screw", otherwise known as the PG-13 version of the F-word :-) Hacknews truncated the rest of the *s.
(Pan de Cristal pizza can be very, very good.)
New magnets for FAIR tested at CERN
Hmm, it seems to be working. There are some nice examples on https://github.com/HackerNews/API
I did nothing of the sort (on purpose at least!) but apart from minor cosmetic changes, we are still stuck with the limitations I mentioned and to the best of my knowledge I did not see real improvements over the past year (but I might have forgotten some).

However, I've just tried again to be sure and I'm still unable to create a group chat with someone outside my org (that I've added to a channel), unable to reply to a specific message in a conversation, unable to edit some messages. As an admin I am also unable to perform any kind of moderation in a channel (arguably, that's not a showstopper, but it is weird not to have admin rights over my organization chat). Also, switching back and forth between two conversations still shows a very noticeable delay with a spinner which really hampers the experience.

Hopefully the changes you see in the pre-release will be deployed soon and fix some of those issues.
Doesn't seem to be happening for me. Egde/Galaxy S10
> It doesn't really matter if they made a profit or not, the growth of SpaceX is largely build on government spending.

Well, yes, they're a real company providing real services and getting paid in exchange.

Anyway, whether the contracts are private or government is off-topic (if it was, I'd point out that the government is getting a really good deal here, which is a very rare case in large-scale government spending). The point is, all that money isn't being funneled to line Musk's pockets, it's being reinvested straight into "let's go to Mars" R&D program.
great idea I might add that feature.
What? That’s funny right? Big companies teaming up on another big company because they feel unfairly treated while frowning at unions?
(◔_◔) go to http://xn--mk8hq2b.ml/ to live chat about this story
Depends where you live, depends on your life style. It is however the average salary in Germany:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_European_countries_by_...

https://de.statista.com/statistik/daten/studie/164047/umfrag...

https://www.handelsblatt.com/unternehmen/gehaelter-so-hoch-i...
That response to complaining about Instagram is becoming a frustrating meme because it isn’t true that Instagram doesn’t offer sex appeal to the uninitiated, and rather than discussing that issue, this simple response just shuts down criticism of the social network by embarrassing the person who brings the issue up. Lest you turn the meme on me, I’ll say don’t have an account.
The Plan to Make Jeff Bezos’s Washington Post the Everything Newspaper
IM injection is one of the best ways to get correct dosage control (apart from IV controlled delivery of course).

Also there are several steroids with different half-lives, so you can pick the best for your case.
>I mean that groups without any conflict of interest can gather population level data and evaluate for themselves how effective the vaccines are,

It won't work because for every such group, there will be 10 groups with high conflict of interest that can counter any finding of your hypothetical group, and journals with conflict of interests will reject the findings of that group, but instead give high visibility to the reports of high-conflict of interest groups..

Quickly no one will dare to research the said topic.
Naïve question: Aren't yearly audits the norm? In Sweden, you need audited reports as soon as you have 3 employees. And no, not to protect investors, but to protect the state's pocket. But as a nice side-effect, investors can trust the books too.
Is there a curated list/community where I can find bunch of them ?
A simple solution is paint the sea with triangles of which one side is perfectly horizontal. And always work bottom to top.

You will have to pre scan the ways for instance where they change from ascending to descending. Here the sea will spilt into a left and right section. Make a list of these and sort them from top to bottom.

While generating triangles, check that list to where you should split.
I stand by my statement about name calling. The person who has had covid is less likely to spread it to others than someone with just the vaccine.

I see little point in forcing them to take the vaccine much less enforce a vaccine mandate. If you want a mandate it should be natural immunity or vaccine or mask or far better just tests and masks since anyone can still catch and spread it.

You are right about 13x. I just misread that (reading on my iPhone).

I was not concerned with cost so I am not going to bother to address that.
The changing colour of our streetlights could be a danger for insect populations
Are you a lawyer or legal scholar, or just guessing?

The government can't compel warrantless searches of Apple. 3rd party doctrine means Apple can search your iCloud, and can give it away if they choose. Same as how Apple can search your phone if you run their software, and can give away whatever they find if they choose.
Or are the author/creator of that content!
Funny, then, that even BeOS or a sliver of it lived on in a mobile operating system. See this conversation about how Linux seems to almost overwhelmingly dominate the mobile OS space, with iOS as the most significant exception.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28297544
Past thread:

In Chile, border collies are sowing seeds, bringing life back to forests (2017) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17435000 - July 2018 (25 comments)
Balance sheets can be cooked. You need to compare against bank statements that you received from the bank and not the companyWhich again could be cooked.
And this is the obvious answer that they somehow manage to keep overlooking.

Just cancelled my sub and won't be activating it again until Christmas. I should then get a decent month of viewing before I cancel it again.

In the meantime I'll be paying amazon much more money for stuff outside of the Prime offering that I want to watch and am willing to pay for (albeit grudgingly).
Neuromarketing – how brands target your brain
Because Apple doesn't want to be a child porn storage service. This is not a secret.
Thank you for saying this. Despite taking all precautions, I was infected in Jan 2021 before becoming eligible for the vaccine. Once I recovered, I was comfortable venturing outside again and doing some traveling but there was practically zero information about natural immunity following infection. As states easing travel restrictions, these only applied to people who had been vaccinated. There was no exception for folks who were previously infected (at least for the states I researched). At a time when vaccine appointments were scarce and there were long waiting lists (my how times have changed), I still got the first appointment I could so I could get my vaccine card.

The lack of guidance for those who were previously infected was strange. When I'd read about immunization rates and progress towards "herd immunity", previous infections also weren't included in these stats, which again was strange.

I'm in Europe now, and here it seems like natural immunity is essentially as valid as vaccination, at least for travel.

I can't explain why previous infections seem so widely discounted in the US. It feels like an intentional omission, which makes it hard for me to trust at face value what I hear and read about the pandemic.
Minor correction: the valuation dropped to approximately $300 million.

A considerably more significant revaluation.
Have to partially disagree here. Remember Windows XP? Do you want to go back to that after having used W10? In W10 everything just...works. Think about how much time you spent fucking around with drivers or registry settings or TCP/IP settings or whatever to get things to work in XP, all of that is gone in W10. I can do a fresh install in 2 hrs and the computer is back to "like new" and not have to spend an additional 4 hours on drivers and updates and configuration. For me, OS updates have been nothing but a positive (lets set security/privacy aside).
If you mean the Nintendo solution I think the [system] Mini trend has finally died out for good outside of a handfull of pathetic outliers like Amiga 500 mini. At any rate Nintendo seems to prefer to release these things on their existing consoles, as emulated roms, as it's cheaper anyway.

If you mean third party solutions I think there is at least one project that aims to be compatible with various original cartridges but its name eludes me at the moment.
[edit]
It's Polymega though it doesn't support N64 it does support SNES/Megadrive/NES/TG16 and a number of CD-ROM based consoles.
I think the general idea is that outright fraud like this is highly likely to get caught eventually, and leads to jail time, meaning it’s quite uncommon for otherwise smart people to make such idiotic moves.

In other words it’s just not a big source of losses in the VC industry and so you don’t need to spend much effort guarding against it. (Especially considering that VCs expect most of their investments to fail for some reason or other.)
> If I can hire someone to do the same work at the same quality level for less money, why wouldn’t I do this?

That makes sense. But what if the older developer has more experience and can demonstrate greater skill? People tend to become more skilled with more experience, and having been exposed to different technologies gives one a larger perspective to base decisions on. Also helps with challenging bugs, and knowing what sort of leaky abstractions the tower of modern software is built on top of.

The comments above tend to be about refusing to even consider hiring developers over a certain age despite whatever experience and skills they have, or treating them poorly because they are older.
I’d forgotten about Meebo and how well it worked. Going to the domain still has a farewell message saying it was acquired in 2012. Hilariously the link they tell you to go to is for Google Plus and results in a 404 error.
Just adding that the bonus payment is not always 14. some companies default to this (or 13) for what feels like extra cash for xmas, but most companies nowadays just pay 12 times.

If you are in one of the 14 payments one you can ask for 12 and, if I remember correctly when I did, they have to comply.
You can usually open a private tab in your browser, go to google.com and paste the URL in the search field. The first result should be the FT page which when clicked will take you to the article without the paywall.
In general, would you rather a person open sneezed at you with or without a mask?
Thanks! Macroexpanded:

The Mathematics of 2048: Optimal Play with Markov Decision Processes - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16790338 - April 2018 (43 comments)
For what it's worth, even when working on Dutch websites my class names will usually be in English, and I think that's common across the industry. After all, the programming languages we use to write them are already in English, so Dutch class names would stick out like a sore thumb.
> Now you're making a pedantic point about a technicality instead of what's happening in real life.

In real life people are looking for escalation of privilege exploits that enable them to exploit iOS to allow for installation of arbitrary software on it. This is what jailbreaking is.

> The MIT license doesn't require you to allow anyone else to scan your private data and doesn't allow the licensor to change the terms after you've already started using the software.

At what point did I ever state any of this or even imply this? I am simply stating that licenses affect all the software we run and places restrictions from the creators of said software on the users of it. This has nothing to do with Apple surveilling its users with its new tech.

> If you buy a Dell and you don't like the Dell crapware, you can remove it and the device still works just as well (if not better). If it came with Microsoft Windows and you don't like the Windows license, you can install Linux or OpenBSD. The hardware is still useful even if you don't like the license for the software it came with.

Hypothetically it is possible to run whatever software you want on an iPhone, including installing another OS. In reality this translates to people are jailbreaking devices. As has been mentioned, people are allowed to hack their own iPhones and it's protected by DMCA exemptions.

But if you're going to accuse me of being pedantic about technicalities instead of real life, how about this: In real life almost no one gives a shit about running arbitrary code on their devices and just use it to get access to the applications that are readily available in official app stores.

> If you don't like Apple's software licensing terms, your iPhone is a paperweight.

You can dislike their software licensing terms and still use your iPhone. I dislike the things that Apple is proposing with regards to CSAM detection but that doesn't mean I can't use my phone.
> In the time it takes you to read this sentence, the global building industry will have poured more than 19,000 bathtubs of concrete

Let's see. Google says

13ft² * 19000=247000ft²

And someone uses 10sec to read the sentence

Surface area of earth=5.49 × 10^15 ft²

10 * 60 * 60 * 24 * 365.25 = 315576000 bathtub-sentence-years

5490000000000000/247000/31557600

704.322276yrs until the planet is covered in concrete.
The Fallibility of Memory
There was a big podcast I really liked and listend 200+ episodes of. I stopped listening the day it moved to spotify exclusively and never looked back.

I understand if content creators want to earn money, but podcasts are made for RSS and musicians didn't really exactly gain from the move. If you are on spotify in addition to the RSS feed: great. If you are on spotify only: You are going to regret this.

What I like about the German podcasting scene is that they recognized this for the most part, and yet they live quite well from donations. They don't need spotify and this is fine.
How so? Who controls the economy if not humans?

These rebuttals usually one from a sense of despair, but the system can be changed if we really want it to.
Raycast (YC W20) Is Hiring macOS and React Engineers to Make Teams More Productive
100% agree. I was awaiting for Netflix thread to pop-up to ask (hopefully someone who works there): Why there is no way to tell Netflix that I already watched the show and I'm not planning to rewatch it again any time soon or hide the ones I tried and decided not watch (or may be watched before)? No matter how many times you show me them I'm not going to watch...

You can still have nice features around it: separate list at the end of scroll with my old movies/shows (may be with number of times I watched it?). Once new seasons released send them all the way to to the top etc.

And I will be able to discover something new. At the moment it is cluttered with things I don't want to watch so lately I was not happy with Netflix at all.

You should see such patterns in your data.
Because good luck getting the average person to know what SSH is, much less how to use it.
This is literally author complaint:

> The company seems more brazen in its strategies, more willing to promise something and then absolutely fail to deliver, often using headline tricks familiar from the social web. That’s what clickbait is: luring someone into clicking, and then delivering something other than what the headline made them want. [...] my homepage illustrates The Big Lebowski with a photo of an angry John Goodman pointing a gun, as if the Coen brothers’ comedy is actually some kind of revenge thriller.

Netflix did not figured out how author viewing habits. It is trying to figure out author clicking habits and then disappoints. It misleads author into clicking wrong stuff.

> Following the success of the comically generically titled Money Heist, Netflix recently debuted the new, even more generically titled hit Heist

Because the recommendations are based on superficial but illogical similarity.
This is a very interesting post.
I have been doing this in emacs org mode for years i.e. reading from database and plotting the results along with documentation in single org file which is version controlled using git, how is this different? I can also export to html and share with others. something like this

#+begin_src emacs-lisp
(require 'ob-sqlite)
#+end_src

#+RESULTS:
: ob-sqlite

* Headline 1

* Headline 2
#+begin_src sqlite :db users.db :colnames yes
select * from users where id > 1 limit 10
#+end_src

#+plot: set:"xlabel 'id'" set:"ylabel 'N'"
Not trying to be tongue in cheek: is "pollution\b\b\ber pays" encumbered somehow, or am I allowed to put it on a T-shirt? I love it.
Suck it up buttercup.
I doubt this really needs to be said, but it's not age. It's wisdom, which is basically just experience. The more stuff you see pass away, the less enchanted you are with it. You know that you will eventually be separated from things, so it gets easier when it happens.
If they’re any good they’ll listen to your (reasonable) objections and consult the team for the best way forward.

Give them some good reasons why it’s a bad idea, and the best solution you see that fixes those problems.
I work with the GOV.UK Design System and everything's geared towards making services accessible. Your government (or health service) might have their own.

https://design-system.service.gov.uk/
At least discord delivers your notifications properly. When I used slack it constantly dropped notifications.
Please stop implying that $150k+ salaries are reserved for FAANG tier companies and SF only. It might have been true 5-10 years ago (and even then, i am a bit skeptical of that lower boundary of 5 years), but it is far from the truth in 2021.

Literally interviewed with a small startup (around 20 people total headcount) less than a week ago. The offer was for a base salary of $180k+grand promises of equity given out that should grow 15x and make one rich, but whatever, because equity at this point is just imaginary monopoly money worth pretty much nothing right now, so lets omit that part completely. But even with that in mind, $180k of pure cash just from base salary is more than doable. And I am not even a senior level or anything like that. Technically the company is in NYC, but the position is fully remote, which makes it even more lucrative for people who want to live in cheap COL states (no salary adjustment, which works out great for this scenario).
If you add that to menus, they will be completely inaccessible to people dependent on screen readers, such as blind people.
Actually it is in fact much harder.
Why nobody mentioned window.open? It's not deprecated but there are popup blockers everywhere.

This still makes problem with old apps.
So now they can track down every user that uses the Web version.
Netflix has also become unbearably "woke". I've simply given up on Netflix for that reason but also due to many other reasons like the what is described here.
In my experience, most reporting has to be done as printable PDF or it doesn't exist. There doesn't seem to be a good story for paginated media yet. In the past I've used polyfills for CSS pagination features to generate modestly well formatted PDF documents. Then you can either print it out from the browser or use a headless browser to do the same. Also there are modules on NPM for Latex-style typesetting.

This looks very promising, also with the inclusion of svelte. I'd have to see how well it integrates with Python and R, as far as I can see you'd need to export data from those to make it usable, which is probably easy as well.
Oh, you were one of the 20000 who snatched up the first batch in the first 17 minutes? It says 2022 for me.
What does CBT stand for in this context?
I jump between chromium and brave, works great on both.
In America, we carve out special tax and land use districts for mouse-themed amusement facilities: https://www.rcid.org/about/
Supporting legacy constructs forever can be hugely detrimental to progress though.

Something completely new would fasttrack innovation. It could leave out all the quirky workarounds and get advanced features built in or easily extensible. When adoption is high enough it could include a legacy box, to run good old HTML based content.

Have any attempts at this sort of thing ever been made?
Anti-vaxxers were predominantly educated liberals until a few years ago and it seems with Covid it's flipped pretty fast, but with multiple outbreaks of easily preventable diseases over the last few years a lot of that crowd started seeing the value in vaccines.

His statement of neo-cons supporting Biden could definitely use some sources, at least if it's in any way that's not just "Never Trump"
"The functionality can be reinstated once proof of purchase *and a valid TV license* is shared"

What.
It was a common workflow for us to chat on Hangouts and refer to emails at the same time over the phone. This workflow is now terrible with the merger of chats into gmail, because it's the same app. The app switcher made this very easy to do, and you could even multitask.
You can now set regular Firefox to behave like Focus (Settings > delete browsing data on quit), and it does have reader mode.
You are not wrong about the efficacy of naturally acquired immunity. It's not a hard call at all. There is a clear order of magnitude plus difference. The math is super simple.

It can be maddening, and make you feel like you live in crazy town, to not see people acknowledge this, and to have leaders at the CDC spout pure lies about it over and over again.

Here's how I made peace with it.

Pfizer will sell $33B worth of vaccines this year. The annual budgets of every news organization in America sum to $10B. So Pfizer's COVID revenue alone could pay for every newsroom all across America, and they'd still have $23B left over. And then there's Moderna, J&J, CVS, and so on.

There are an enormous amount of people working full time and part-time to promote and sell as many vaccines as possible. The biggest competitor to the vax is naturally acquired immunity. So that in particular is a big target of the shills and censors.

People always respond to incentives. This is not specific to the vax industry, and is all around us. I guess the surprising thing is how there may be no exceptions to that rule.

Looking at the data, I see no reason for anyone who's naturally recovered to get it, nor anyone under 20. If you haven't had COVID and are over 30, I think it's a good bet.
I don't expect every billionaire to do things of this nature, but I counter with Bill Gates and Elon Musk.

Myself? Definitely retirement. And race cars.