skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have nothing but questions about this headline: "Having a Moment" - What the Hell does that even mean here? Does anyone hire actual editors anymore? Do any of them think about their readers? Do any of them even know proper English grammar and syntax for clear and concise writing? Why are media companies not weeding such illiterates out long before they begin inflicting their horrid incompetence on their readers?
> And neither is the federal reserve in the US. The Federal Reserve is allegedly independent from the government.

No, its not.

The Fed Board of Governors (like other independent federal agencies) is independent within the government; which is a term of art for executive-branch agencies with leadership board/council/commission that have terms (both length and staggering, usually) and partisan composition rules which prevent them from being reshaped over a short term to reflect the partisan interest of the current President and/or Senate majority, even when those are aligned.

Because its powers are assigned by Congress under law and freely changeable by Congress through new law, it is not and cannot be independent of government (even of by “government” you mean only the President and Congress.)
interesting, especially the 'actual understanding' ..

- when young, you coat stuff with more emotions than the topic itself, it feels hard, or advanced, or hard, later on you simply look at it naked

- the patient eureka is clearer and larger, it really feels as if suddenly you're simply sitting on top of a nicer viewpoint and effortlessly you can connect more pieces in more ways
These comparisons are pretty useless because “maxed-out” means different things for each model. Maxed out M1 has a whopping 16 GB RAM, XPS has 32 GB, and Framework has 64 GB.

Never mind that it doesn’t even seem you actually “maxed-out” either because I just made a XPS 13 Developer that costs US$2,459. So now you’re just comparing arbitrarily different specs.
can't imagine this is good for people on slow / no connection - the example given is for something that already obviously requires internet, but it's no panacea for slow updates
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Indeed. Newspapers felt like hit pieces then, too; many of the printers were radicals and the readership wasn’t mild and broad like today.

Some of Luther’s writing (good English translations, anyway) still feel electric. Even his Small Catechism, which is written simply and was legitimately intended for daily use in the home, contains self-examinations and positive formulations of the ten commandments which imply faithlessness on the part of bishops.
Not an entirely relevant example. The point remains: if you want the market to provide a kind of product you want, you have to cough up the bucks for it.
I think what you're saying is you don't know whether future versions of the code are safe?

That's fair, but also I don't know any companies in the industry that pay for a fine-toothed-comb audit like this one for every major/minor release because it's simply not practical. I don't think this report pretends or is intended to pretend that a one-time audit is representative of future code any more than a negative COVID test is representative of whether you have COVID two weeks later. But that's not an argument against disclosing that you came up negative on your last test a few days ago, because disclosure is still better than the opposite.

The way Mozilla is handling this is a textbook implementation of typical pretty-good transparency/disclosure practices. A post discussing the big issues, and the full report available publicly. I think it's a cynical take specifically because it's the least charitable take on someone following best practices.
What do you mean stuff that works for you? Is it a medicine for a psychological condition or for something else? I am living in EU and the health care here is better I believe. Also I have money to spent and can visit doctors at will.
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it seems interesting but I fail to interpret his definition of sociopath/clueless/losers (I only saw the uk version btw)

it also avoids topics like the need for humans to belong, feel safe emotionally, feel valued/listened
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Same here. I never... NEVER do first run of anything, but I firmly believed in the business model, rolled the dice, and received my $1200 i7 DIY kit. Sold my 3 month old XPS-13 and haven't looked back. Deep sleep and fingerprint reader were the only things that didn't work out of the box, and the implementation (if you take a look at the forum) is trivial. I would definitely recommend it to folks.
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Is medication actually effective at treating depression, though? At least 4/5ths of the effect is known to be placebo, and there's a compelling argument that perhaps it's all placebo:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4172306/
The bit about "we have no working theory of quantum gravity" is wrong.

Many papers have been written where people apply some theory of quantum gravity to the beginning of the universe and find there is no singularity at the beginning.

The problem isn't that we don't have a "working theory of quantum gravity" but that we have numerous theories that work (at least partially) and no basis to choose between them.
> $1200 is what I pay in private education for my toddler before taxes start.

Why do you pay $1200/month for the private education of a toddler, considering this is a significant fraction of your paycheck? I'm assuming there's some special circumstances here, but as a non-American I can only guess.
You have never read a little golden book[0]? The back cover is often ads for other kids books. I recall the Goosebumps books did the same with a PO box that you could send a check to in order to get more books. Sci-fi paperbacks often have ads for other books as well.

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But isn't all software pretty shitty?
Because I am a CIA agent.
I found this comment to be a thoughtful critique of Server-Driven UI: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27708631
Either your wireguard endpoint should be the router / gateway for the local traffic, and ip_forwarding is enabled on that gateway, OR you have to specify routes in iptables for the different networks you want to reach.

ip route add <subnet> dev <device name> via <gateway or router>

Like this:
ip route add 192.168.1.1/24 dev wg0 via 192.168.1.1 (which is the router, usually).

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> Joke's on me. That paper has never actually helped me get a job. sigh

Knowing that, in an interview, I won't be asked why I don't have a degree, has been at least 90% of the value of mine.
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It's really _highly_ misleading. I read OPs comment and assumed they are talking about measured power, not TDP.
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I'm guessing the GP means something like the pictures in

https://pressa40.ru/neskolko-millionov-rossiyan-zhdyot-garaz...

https://punkt-a.info/news/glavnoe/gorduma-i-garazhi-v-bitve-...

(Very common in xUSSR countries.)
Use Tor, or at the very least, use Tor for DNS, otherwise it's pointless.
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It's a VM. As far as I know in no way are they supporting this kind of bare metal development. Protections like T2 make it even more difficult to install Linux operating systems.
The Postmortem Password Problem
These are the same folks who don't operate a mass drag net
that was and is spying on everyone, that's how you know you can trust their every word, they are obviously civil servants that answer to us and can face consequences and repercussions for betraying that trust.
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Other than browser based applications why would you choose JavaScript/TypeScript etc over Rust?

Developer tooling is not complicated and there is plenty of existing tools written in JavaScript, so it seems weird when they rule out there own language as not good enough. It should make anyone think twice before using Deno server side if it is not good enough for themselves.
It's not.

My exchange with the author is at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27974055 .
Can't comment to the expectations (I'd guess it's 24/7 across Amazon), however in a reasonably size team you should not be on call more than a few days every month and Sev2+ event (the ones you have to wake up for) are somewhat rare so it's not like you find yourself fixing bugs in production at 3AM every month.
Can someone be a literary genius and suck at writing? I guess so. Prescient? Inventive? Sure. But good lord his prose is turgid. A while back, I tried to read his 'best' books and all I could reason about their popularity is that here was an author for adult adolescents. The excerpts from this article seem almost chosen on purpose to illustrate how bad it is.
> If K-12 is paid for by the government, why not have the government pay for college education too?

Because K-12 is paid for by the government.
overengineered for sure. Secure and private - no.
In my opinion, Ek = mv² contradicts special relativity. The maximum energy is E = mc². There can be no doubt about it. And it is not rest energy. It is obviously kinetic energy. But that's just me.
I don't know, maybe it's what you're not feeling? If the heavy visual imagery style is not for you, it's not for you, but you're missing out on a lot.

Why do you find it narcissistic?
or a.c.d = b.e, or a million and one other things
Is this a “kolonihavehus”?
Because they have an excellent reputation and do good work.
I don't understand what you are trying to say. Negative interest rates combined with low inflation are literally the holy grail of capitalism. All investments that can be done at 0% interest have been done.

Honestly, I'm tired of "boomer capitalism" i.e. capitalism that thinks exponential growth that followed a devastating war should be permanent for all eternity. Essentially demanding that we have periodic wars according to the broken window fallacy.

Where is the "maximalist" capitalism that lets humanity reach its full potential instead of insisting on profit expectations that are divorced from reality?

I don't know what you mean by protecting "their wealth" because money is a promise to work. You cannot protect such a thing by using it to purchase a commodity because there is no promise that the commodity will be worth anything. Sure, the speculation is sort of reliable but it is still speculation.
I wonder can you apply to Canada direct? It is one of the friendliest and sympathetic countries when it comes to asylum seekers, and is a nice place too :) You might actually, with a comp sci degree, qualify for permanent residency there on the grounds of skills without needing to claim asylum there. Might need a job offer I suppose too. I would imagine you've more chance there than with most places
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No-cost UI updates are UB, not some gift that you should take for granted. If your program is liable to change without your consent or control in the foreseeable future, I'd consider that a bug.
I think 16-32 is the sweet spot. For specific use case I could see 64. But beyond that it would be <.1% of users. Like u would want a thread ripper or 2s at that point
I'm all for more choice and competition in this industry, and more pressure on manufacturers to reign in consumer-hostile practices.

However, I'm not sure that I get this. At the end of the day, we're talking about an MBP-lookalike that runs Windows and has non-soldered RAM. And kinda-sorta gives you an option to run Linux without paying the Windows tax, but only if you're willing to assemble from a kit.

That's... not terribly revolutionary, sorry. System76 has been doing the Dell-close version of this for years, to a tiny niche market. The only thing new here is the Apple-clone aesthetics rather than Dell-close aesthetics.

Plus, it seems like most of the comments here are along the lines of, "Oh, I'd love to buy one if only it had a different CPU or different RAM or different screen or different keyboard, etc etc etc". The target audience for something like this are such fickle unique snowflakes, that will never be happy with something that's aimed at a broad market.

Honestly, I think the hype here benefits artificially from Apple's recent bad press, and the intensity of HN discussion on iPhone photo scanning lately. I think there's clearly a lot of ABSTRACT interest in options and competition. I just question how much CONCRETE genuine interest there is in actually purchasing this actual product.
I'm just a weirdo where I actually want uniformly smaller arrows: I like the half-scale "inverted T" more than having big left/right only, and I like fn-combos for all 4 arrows for PgUp/PgDn/Home/End, it's intuitive to me for them to work that way, vs. learning wherever they happen to be when they're actual separate keys.

Apple flip-flopped on this in MacBooks going from inverted-T to full-height left/right and apparently now back, and as usual other manufacturers have seemed to follow. Just waiting for the "back again" to trickle down.
Parts of art economics are probably one of the few areas where Keynesian beauty contests actually exist in real life: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keynesian_beauty_contest
To clarify, that's ln.cash-es service fee. A 50 sat micro-transaction between two decently connected nodes would be completely free of charge.

There's plenty Zero Base Fee nodes (mine included) that make that possible: https://lnrouter.app/graph/zero-base-fee
I can also understand and respect the excitement that goes into this. In terms of the Linux meta though, it's like sneaking into a farmer's field to plant crops for them.
> The economy falls apart if everyone saves too much.

I have no problem with policies meant to encourage people to do things with their cash, but only if proper social measures are taken to provide safety and well-being for those people if and when unfortunate events strike e.g. encouraging people to not save their money is a little bit more palatable in a country where socialized health care, public transportation, free public education, etc..

In other words, perhaps people wouldn't need to save so much money if more of their basic needs were covered. In my country (USA), not having savings is like playing a game of Russian roulette with one's financial well-being, assuming one is fortunate enough to have enough income to even have savings.

> These policies are meant to encourage people with cash to do things with that cash, instead of hoarding it.

Which cause the rich to get richer, and the poor get poorer.
If you have electricity, there are also electric incinerator toilets. For a summerhouse that can be a environmentally friendly and hygienic solution. They can handle urine but I prefer to pee outside.
I don't know of studies directly studying the vaccine for prevention of long covid, but most of the studies coming out seem to indicate that long covid is more likely in severe infections. So since we know the vaccine is good at preventing severe infections, it makes sense that the vaccine would be good at preventing long covid.

I get where you are coming from on the default being not taking medicine. But to me, I just don't see a vaccine as quite the same as medicine. It's basically a training program for your immune system. It tells your immune system what to look for and then when covid does enter your system, it is prepared and your immune system naturally fights it off the same way it always would. It just has a headstart in creating antibodies.
Not really, for example, in physics, lines in 4D are just as meaningful as they are in 3D, more even (they are called geodesics). So are the angles between them. The real problem is that we just don't have good intuitions of higher dimensions in general.