skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think you are correct, but I didn't want to claim that since I only have experience in one school district, and the experience was very short.
We crowd source law enforcement all the time. See my other comment about tip lines.

The places your typical American considers exemplars of Social Democracy such as the Scandinavian countries are literally entire nations of Karens. That’s the only way a liberal society can actually function.
Yes, now if you do that you end up with a 2000 word threat analysis write up by a network security startup that claims you’re using sophisticated social engineering.
There is almost 0 potential for abuse… it’s scan workflow ends in a human verifying that it isn’t a false positive.

Not whataboutism, the alternative to apples solution is companies openly scan your entire photo library. That’s what’s happening right now. People are upset because Apple suggested: “how about we only scan when we suspect there is something not right?”
What kind of mask powder are you guys using? Does anybody have any idea what happens if an irresistable virus meats an immovable vaccine? Math is hard, let's invade stuff!
For sure. I have a huge 1995 Ford F-150 XL that the wife and I mainly use for camping and kayaking. Needed something, and I was able to snag it for $1800. Otherwise looking at 10k+ for something newer.

It has horrible gas mileage, but I guess that's offset by pretty cheap repair costs. Parts are abundant. Parking is a real chore.

However, I've wanted to downsize, and one of the these Kei trucks would probably fit our use case 90% of the time. Just more work packing the camping gear and getting a kayak mounted safely.
Well said.

I don't think you need a matrix management system, and actually kind of hate matrix management. In general (there are exceptions) I AM arguing for cross-functional teams. More like D&D teams, with Fighters and Wizards and Rogues and Clerics on the same team.

The management structure is a kind of separate topic. You can have cross-functional teams with or without matrix management, and I'd argue it's way better to have it without matrix management. But this is a complex topic and a separate one.
Why would posting evidence of a massive increase in people declaring themselves trans be evidence of a conspiracy versus, say - an example of an on-topic relevant comment?
Avant l'heure ?
It's also absurd how people are asking for more "free market" in a time where corporations are fucking up massively.
Corporate mismanagement is at an all time high. Their supply chains aren't breaking down because of the lockdown, they broke down because they wanted them to break down. Car manufacturers cut silicon orders because of extreme short term thinking. If they were right it would have saved them maybe one quarter of inventory. If they are wrong they would lose multiple quarters of sales. That bet was so stupid yet they all took it.

Just think about it from this perspective. Your factory overproduces cars for 1 years and you end up with too much inventory but you can then cut production whenever you want. You are in power.

Meanwhile if you cut production you have to do it now, which reverses the situation. You are dependent on others to speed up their production. Suppliers are in power and they remember how you abandoned them.
How Ida dodged NYC’s flood defenses
Did you try to contact the platform
yet? They should be able to take it down.
Unfortunately this laissez fair approach is the exact opposite of modern wokeness. It’s their way or it’s attacks and cancellation. If you’re an oppressor class you have almost no way to be forgiven.

The easiest way to show this is just ask some woke stars on their views of libertarianism, which is literally to let everyone be themselves.
Selection bias? My province in Ontario literally changed the curriculum for mathematics claiming mathematics is subjective and colonial and all other woke nonsense. You mean to tell me I am not seeing what I am really seeing?
sounds like hell
Honestly, best of luck, but it's mostly to do with PKI. The DoD PKI office won't issue code signing certificates for NPE users, so artifact provenance assurance either can't be automated, which means it can't be scaled, or we're forced to use self-signed certificates, which combined with having small teams where everyone is forced to have admin privileges because no one actually owns the infrastructure and provides timely support for change management requests, leaves way too many systems incredibly open to insider threat.
The speed of moped cars and “tractors” is limited by law, not physics.

Moped cars are very similar to the kei cars that I have seen.

Swedish tractors are something else: I have seen 15 year olds driving Porsche “tractors” in Sweden.
Dogs distinguish human intentional and unintentional action
Nice write up. Mastery of first principles is the only way out.
What Is the Best Age to Circumcise? A Medical and Ethical Analysis
Yad: Create ad-hoc GTK GUIs from shell
Again, the dysphoria is caused by not feeling comfortable with your gender. Trans people solve that by transitioning. That's why you don't see trans people regretting it or trying to undo it in any significant amount. Once they've transitioned, they feel comfortable with their gender, therefore problem solved.

Of course, that transition also usually leads to other types of discomforts caused by other people not respecting their decision, but hey, it's not trans people's fault other people are dickheads.
Does the body of the article really match the headline? People are tuning in online instead. There might be less pressure to watch them.

This struck me: “ According to YC, more than 1,500 investors tuned into Demo Day this week, generating almost 50,000 investment leads.”

So on average each investor reached out to around 33 companies?
so what did you have going when you applied to YC?
They may be protected from discrimination, depending on local law. They’re not allowed demand that a company sell them something that it would not ordinarily sell to anyone, though.
someone ought to extrapolate the ammount of bytes and (work-)hours saved by ublock
I ran into a person in a technical forum recently who kept referring to the themselves as we and us.

I was very confused for a while until someone asked them about it. Turns out they had purposely created a “head mate” and now insisted on being treated as multiple people.
I was recently thinking about why I was so annoyed at wokism, and was trying to figure out what annoyed me about a movement that shares many of my values. I realized exactly what you mention, that equality of outcome leads to what is basically good old discrimination, except the group that's discriminated against is different now.

At some level, I'm disappointed that we've progressed so much in the last few decades, but all the effort was in the direction of keeping discrimination going, instead of trying to end it completely. Yes, many people have a disadvantage due to centuries of discrimination, but I don't see equality of outcome as being the way forward towards an equal society in the long run.
Apple M1 Mac Mini vs. AMD Ryzen 9 5900HX Mini PC Benchmark
Doubt it. Those are introduced by your next seat hip frontend developer
Isnt the story saying that the demo day itself is becoming less important, and deals are being signed before or outside of it? I didn't take it as disparaging YC, just that the "reveal" aspect of demo day has given way to a making deals on a one-on-one basis
He kept a pair of brake drums in the bed in winter, but this was Indiana which has milder winters then most of Canada
Why do you want the easy option instead of the correct option considering long-term...which people here can provide you insight toward?
This thread of discussion is making my day. The Coda Hale article above gets into some of the math, but this is a great critique!
I am old AF. So my variation of this is I started couch to 5k and have continued to run every other day. Or really old man jog.

I hate it actually but I think I am healthier for it so I am still doing it.
Don't know how it's changed over time, but traditionally the author does not write the headline.
I really think you’re holding parents to an unreasonably high standard. The punishment for a moments lapse in not paying attention shouldn’t be a missing 4 year old.
Please, don't use equality operator when comparing password hashes
That’s a hash collision on the first of two distinct perceptual hashing algorithms that are used before a human review.

It’s mind-numbingly unlikely that 2 images would match 2 unique perceptual hashes and a human review and not be the same image.
Have you seen LinkedIn recently? It's all of the Facebook garbage just moved to a new home. Most of the content on there has little to nothing to do with the professional world.
> Perhaps this is the end result of valorizing difference.

What a weird way to try to tie this to modern politics. You do realize that the movie "Sybil" had a similar effect (people copying a mental condition) in 1976, predating any kind of acceptance movement?
I'll make a similar comparison. Let us take technology out it:

I make a board game and give away instructions on how to play the game. The game instructions include going out and buying Lego pieces to assemble the boardgame. Lego now wants to make boardgames and sues me. Is what I'm doing illegal?
Political groups are not a protected class. https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/can-employers-discri...
If we can effectively radiocarbon date these fragments and prove that they are the oldest, then will they be a sure guide on where to build our ark bunker to survive the maskocalypse foretold by Ezekstradamus? Do you guys have enough viagra for the repopulation program?
I think it was silkrope[0]

[0] http://web.textfiles.com/software/silkrope.txt
It was one of a long series of high-altitude tests in 1962's Operation Fishbowl - besides all the satellite damage it even threatened the Apollo program.

https://www.wired.com/2012/03/starfishandapollo-1962/

Fishbowl had multiple disasters. The following launch exploded on the pad, and contaminated Johnston Island.

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

NPR showed some dramatic footage back in 2010.

https://www.npr.org/sections/krulwich/2010/07/01/128170775/a...
Following YC launches, it seems to me like YC, after analyzing where they made their money over the last 15 years have taken the “spray and pray” model to the extreme. If it’s only one company per batch that makes most of the returns, you just need to make sure there are enough companies and let natural selection run its course.

The problem is this model doesn’t really work for traditional VCs - they can’t support so many companies (not just money but also partners attention) so there’s an adverse funnel.
Right to Repair and Mcdonalds Ice Cream Machines
Hey Op, Synology is great. Support is fantastic. Everything basically just works, and bc support is so good - if anything starts acting up, you can just call in and they’ll get you helped. Recco 1821+ or other unit using newer amd low energy consumption chips.
That fraggle lite?
For 2 my first thought is the opposite. Fire the detected method even if devtools isn't opened.
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28407525
"Which one is easy?"

None of them.

I am sure you are an industrious hard worker. And to do this successfully, you need to expand your determination, resourcefulness, and sheer visceral grit far beyond what you have ever done before.

It is not easy. AND, you can do it, if you decide to.

Allow me to advise you: for each of these three options, write out all steps in the process of building an MVP through that method. As much detail as you can. Get to the point where you can imagine being successful using ANY of them. Then you will have clarity to choose.

And then: follow it to the end, regardless of what it asks of you. Then you will change your HN username. You will see yourself as a true entrepreneur; not because you want to be one, but because you KNOW you are.

Best of luck building your MVP. Keep at it, and you will be successful.

(Source: I am an entrepreneur who bootstrapped my company to 6-figs revenue while retaining 100% equity, expecting to break 7-figs in 2022, and believe I will reach 8 figs by 2023 or earlier.)
Yeah, they give the following factors that excluded a diagnosis of Tourette's:

> (i) onset was abrupt instead of slow,

> (ii) symptoms constantly deteriorated instead of typical waxing and waning of tics,

> (iii) “simple” movements (e.g. eye blinking) and noises (e.g. clearing one’s throat) were clearly in the background or completely absent, although being the most common and typical symptoms in Tourette syndrome,

> (iv) movements were mainly complex and stereotyped and predominantly located at arms and body, instead of at eyes and face,

> (v) overall, the number of different movements, noises, and words was “countless” and far beyond the typical number of tics in Tourette syndrome, and

> (vi) premonitory feelings were reported with atypical location, quality, and duration compared to tics in Tourette syndrome.

Tourette's has fairly specific features. It's not a generic "behaving weirdly/antisocially and moving in funny ways" thing.

Sorry to hear about your coprolalia. That sounds tough to cope with. It's annoying that it gets treated as synonymous with Tourette's in the media when it affects something like 10% of patients. Did it improve with adulthood? I grew out of the worst of my symptoms in my 20s as many do (diagnosed 30 years ago, some vocal tics but never coprolalia).
I was worried that comment might be read this way, and of course copycat syndrome is something that has been with us for a long time.

To be clear, this is an extremely small cost to pay for difference to be broadly accepted.
That likely lead their risk/policy people to go “wait, we’re hosting WHAT?!”

This wouldn’t necessarily have been something they’d know about up front. The group presumably didn’t write them an email on signing up saying “yeah, we’ll be violating your ToS”.
Action-Oriented Design: Less Can Be Less
I'm disappointed that you're still motivated to continue in this interaction style and tone.

This story I linked to is a decently balanced piece of journalism. It's relevant to the specific topic of this HN submission, giving an account of someone who was in that situation.

It does not "argue against how I feel", and contains citations of data.

I am mainly disinterested in this topic; the words "COVID", "vaccine", "virus" and such are primarily triggers for me to hit the back button, change the channel, ...
Change your gender
I would focus on what you bring to the table. If you’re able to drive sales for this idea, or come up with a compelling marketing plan to drive user acquisition, then you should have no trouble finding someone to make the app for you.
You can't be seriously using Christians, of all people, as an example of people who don't try to force their views on others.

If your argument is that many don't, well I'd argue the "woke" people you're thinking of are just like the evangelical Christians who are not practicing what they preach.
POSIX programs were portable enough that Microsoft had to become POSIX compliant before being granted the operating system monopoly rent by the free market.
What an idiot computer teacher you had. They should have catalysed your desire to learn and discover more.
> So obesity rates haven’t increased dramatically?

They’ve increased to “a very large minority, even in the fattest state”.

What used to be “fat” has not become “thin”, its just “fat" has become more common.

> And no, there are plenty of videos of normal people that have nothing to do with “the fashions of the motion picture industry.”

Yes, and they’ll show that overweight and obese people are greater proportions of the total. That I didn’t argue against.

The ridiculous hyperbole is what I took issue with.
Every dependency adds complexity to your project, you might never notice it because the abstractions are water tight (for your use-case) but it’s there.
It depends, you have to catch the right time window.

Some hardware that was discarded (or sold cheaply on eBay) in large numbers a decade or fifteen years ago, usually as "second hand" University surplus taken out of the recycling bins, is now an expensive collector's items - early 68k Macs, SGI workstations, DEC VAX/MIPS/Alpha machines, black NeXT hardware. Even the prices for puny Commodore VIC20s, C64s or a Nintendo NES have climbed quite a bit - gone are the days when you could buy one at a flea market for a couple of Euros.

Of course, it's much more difficult to restore such a system to working order nowadays. Capacitor failures, dying SCSI disks and leaking batteries are only some of the many problems you face when you actually want to use an old computer instead of just putting it on a shelf (like so many boring computer museums do).

This reminds me that it's time to look after our Tektronix 40xx, TI Explorers and Xerox Stars...
An interesting review. I'm surprised they only mention MKUltra in passing. It actually was the first example that popped into my mind. This is more joke than serious argument, but not entirely. The CIA wasn't just dosing innocent citizen victims. They were dosing themselves with LSD at the time, too. The water cooler was a prank attested to in several places. If acid had the effects it allegedly does, then the CIA should have been a decidedly different place to work in the 1960s than it was.

Anecdotally, my strong psychedelic trip dissolved a bunch of illusions for me. Including several that I had used to justify the value and importance of human life itself. I managed to retrieve or reconstruct them after, but I honestly felt completely out of it for days after. Seeing other humans the same way I feel when I look at a pig or a wolf. A large, possibly dangerous animal, with no real intelligence behind its eyes, only cunning. And I saw a capacity for all manner of evil in myself only barely contained. I wouldn't be half-surprised if some of that experience made me more conservative in a few ways. Who knows.
Yes, because feeling discomfort with your own gender is totally voluntary. You've nailed it!
"Why would people in one of the most welcoming, tolerant countries in the world" Wow, really? What country is he writing about? This statement lowers the price of the entire post ...
I have a wip project that also tries to deal with all physical units and conversions between them. It was quite a lot of fun to figure out (but the current inplementation isn’t great): https://recomputer.io
Perhaps someone here could lend some insight.

Just exactly why is Apple doing this? I doubt that it was due to some huge upsurge in demand from it's customers.

The arguments against are easy enough. This kind of tech is not ethically different from adding an all-seeing AI to your home that looks for illegal behavior. If something sketchy occurs, it calls the cops.

'It's for the children' is mockable, but isn't an unreasonable talking point.

...but what is the real driver and who is behind it? Merely guessing the cause is not particularly useful.
How does https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renault_Twizy compare to those ? Why is it not exported to Japan as a keicar ?
AI learning boxing
Even if the only data scanned on device is data that is in the process of being uploaded to a cloud server?
No mention of very similar (formerly) Eastern German Multicar [1], staple of road and park maintenance crews anywhere in Central and Eastern Europe.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multicar
> I wonder how they even get IAM to work with all the services.

They don’t “get it to work”. Whether it works is up to the teams, and the teams are allowed to have different views on priorities.

This makes secure adoption difficult for a client trying to build a thing from multiple teams’ products.

That IAM works at all is indication of sufficient values alignment across teams for prioritization of IAM to be good enough that most use cases are 80/20 met.
>Police need to prove that you were speeding

It is the same in all societies with a working justice system (well maybe not if there's not a working democracy too).
In the 70's, many young people behaved in incredibly odd and harmful ways after seeing similar behaviors on TV. it was called "Disco".

Fortunately, after a few years, the symptoms faded and the victims took up more socially useful behaviors, like snorting cocaine and creating stock market scams.
There is no denying he is innovative, but his morals or principles are not very pure. There is a reason why he left Mozilla and why some actions of Brave are quite questionable.
It's penis envy purchasing.
It's The Economist, they're their own platform to support whatever content they want. Banning them from HN will hardly have any impact. It's not like banning a single individual.
So 2 wrongs make a right got it
You'll see very few diesel cars in the USA either.
How does podman replace docker desktop? I thought it more as an alternative to the docker daemon, which is still free and open source. I start to wonder if people actually value open source if they run away from something just because some company publishes a commercial GUI.

I like that with docker swarm one can without too much headache go from dev environments to a cluster. At university this seems much better than maintaining k8s. Podman seemed to be more interesting in rootless environments like HPC to me. I really what benefit switching to podman would actually bring to us.
I agree 100% with you but that’s not the woke viewpoint.

“Silence is violence”.

Either get on board and start supporting them or you’re the enemy.
Ruthlessness does not imply force or hurting people.

It's a strawman because the situation you constructed implied things I'd never suggested and then used those to attack what I said instead of attacking what I actually said.

> It's not a strawman if it's literally happening.

That's not how strawmen works.
This has more to do with the growing acceptance of being transgender rather with there suddenly being more transgender individuals. Its a very common pattern to see in healthcare as acceptance grows around a health related issue.

An example would be autism. It had the same kind of "sudden growth" back in the 1980s when diagnosis became more accepted and practiced. But there didnt suddenly exist more autistic people than before. Just more people who got it diagnosed and help from their doctors.
> this isn't happening

> this is happening and it's good
I don't know about CSS frameworks. However, there are web component libraries that match your description perfectly.

I absolutely love:

- SAP's UI5[0]

- VMWare's Clarity Design[1]

Don't worry: You do not need to set up npm projects if you are satisfied with what is available out of the box. It's a matter of including some JavaScript and using the custom HTML5 tags described in the docs alongside your standard HTML.

[0]: https://sap.github.io/ui5-webcomponents/

[1]: https://clarity.design/

Edit: Updated UI5 URL to point to the web components docs
The point you have to show is why trusting them has been demonstrated as a bad idea, but instead you take that as given.

The rest of your argument is very ambiguous. Shares nothing about their stack? The entire controversy began with an extremely transparent announcement about future, planned behavior.

Jailbreaking gives you visibility into the application processor, and the secure element must be trusted on any modern smartphone. If you compare to devices without one, you are comparing apples to oranges. There are plenty of closed source or hard to audit components of every system. Do you trust your baseband?

Like I said, the argument has been run through analogies and the facts are quite contingent.
VS Code online (GitHub Codespaces) is live
I think you’re picking the most extreme examples. Also there is a difference between libertarianism and Libertarianism.