skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I agree with the use of “unlimited” and “untracked” or maybe “flexible” would be better terms. I personally only had good experiences with what Atlassian does, and it required me to change my attitude toward time off for the better, as I am now accept that I should take time off, to both reward myself and to unwind or detach from work.
You don't run something by editing a text file
What about it? China already has access to nuclear weapons.
1. there is a theoretical pathway from the Protactinium product.

But its easier to just start a weapon from natural uranium.
dude we (Australia) literally have all the uranium .. we're the ones supplying you
I'm not sure about all this "Bitcoin is killing the planet" stuff. Obviously it takes a LOT of energy, but isn't it the energy companies' fault for not using renewable forms of energy?

You could also say me boiling the kettle is killing the earth, but thankfully I've never heard anyone say that.
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Personally, I could never manage pure exercise (lifting weights, running), but I'll cycle or play team sports until my body gives out. Exploration and competition are powerful motivators. Riding a bicycle is also a good way to let your thoughts work their way up. It's like taking your brain to the dog park to run free for a bit.
> literally the only difference is the contents of the "ftyp" box, every other byte is identical.

Not quite. There are some boxes acceptable in one but not the other. Strings inside MOOV are length-prefixed in MOV but null-terminated in ISOBMFF. There are a variety of differences like that.

The set of codecs allowed, also differs between the two.
Conversely no software to install. Browser as a platform. Don’t have to boot to Windows to pay your bills with activex for example
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Yeah this is actually a bit of a concern of mine.

As very much a friend of Voltaire's, I don't think it's my place to police people's opinions no matter how disagreeable, but I also don't want my search engine to become branded as the search engine of choice for nazis because it's decent at cataloguing extremist sites.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anglosphere
This is why decentralized services are better than something like Facebook. You're ultimately at their whim (and especially at the whim of their PR. dept).
Do you figure a software engineer is likely to not meet the criteria for classification as exempt? I’ve never heard that called into doubt before.
Correct.
The Alligators, spiders, snakes and harsh environment with no good roads and a huge distance between there and any people doesn't make it an attractive place to land and then get bombed on by planes.
I have my name .xyz and I’ve mostly given up using it for email, because I am sick of:

* “Do you mean ‘biz’” on web forms

* other forms just refusing to validate unless I disable the client-side validation

* other systems ostensibly accepting it and just never sending me anything, because it fails to validate silently in their backend

* having to put whatever I am trying to get done on hold for a few minutes when I need to read it to a human, because they’ve “never heard that one before”
If almost every country in Asia sees China as a threat, then it is most likely that it is actually a threat. And Xi Jinping is increasingly looking like a new Mao, which is bad news both abroad and domestically.
Ok genius, what is your better way to fix this?

He already went through HR processes.
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> it was every bit as mind-blowing as the iPhone when it was first released

I agree with you - the revelation of walking down the street with an internal soundtrack was almost life-transforming, and I don't think any other electronic gadget since then has had the same immediate, visceral, immersive sensory impact as the first time I put a tape into my brand-new Walkman[0] on London's Tottenham Ct Rd (the mecca of UK electronics in the 80s), and started playing Duran Duran's opening chords inside my head while walking amongst other people.

In the following years I bought Minidisc players, DAT recording machines and tiny DAT players - and they were all marvels of micro-engineering and beautiful to own and use - the top-of-the-line models being exquisitely and minimalistically designed and manufactured. All of these were still functioning when I stopped using them - though now it's a few years since I took them out of their boxes.

[0] this model: http://www.walkman-archive.com/wa/project/sony-wm-7-worlds-f...
I don't like Facebook banning people for political opinions, although I hoped Facebook banned all German accounts. That would be nice.

Of course people can demonstrate lockdowns. Hopefully it won't be necessary and some politicians at least try to ease restrictions.
By a peloton, use it most days.
Learn about your body. I suggest starting with the autonomous nervous system. Then your metabolic states. Then circadian rhythm. Reconceptualize everything including the way food and exercise affect your body. There is an explosion of research about our biology, and it seems like that will continue for most of our lives.

But, test what you learn on your own body and ask your doc lots of questions. Run experiments on your body over 6-week or 6-month periods, 1-2 at a time, and habituate what works for you. Layer habits on habits Atomic Habits style. For instance, consider buying an HRV monitor to learn your resonance breathing frequency and what your HRV looks like when you are feeling stressed.

Imo, an easy place to get started is to remove foods from your diet that spike your insulin or blood glucose. Combine that habit with a habit to go on a 20-30min walk a day while listening to a podcast about your body. My favorite at the moment are Rhonda Patrick's Found My Fitness and Andrew Huberman's Huberman Lab - they both do a great job to distill the research for practical consideration.
Australia is party to the ANZUS treaty, so any attack on Australia would count as an attack on the US, same as with NATO. If you ask me, then it is not quite clear why Australia needs its own nuclear fleet, all of a sudden.
This is typical of big technology projects based on greed. The new guys just don't understand what the old guys did and are unable to fix anything. But they have to do something, so they just pile more crap on top. They have been doing this for decades.
version controlling SQL queries is difficult, version controlling tables and rows of data and relations (FKs, constraints) is what RDBMSs do :)
Most, I would guess all, registrars don’t allow those characters in domain names.
It's definitely not irrelevant. My first search time covid related because I knew the non-official, random person on the internet blog wouldn't have the money to create flashy sites.
Linux has had an amazing run, considering Linus is on the wrong side of the debate with Tanenbaum about microkernels. It is going to implode.

Genode, at least, and likely the others, have a process for converting linux drivers into their own systems, of course there they aren't in the kernel. Because of this, the costs of getting a new OS up to speed aren't huge.

Fuchsia, Genode, and GNU Hurd are the top contenders in my opinion for the next step in systems. We've been layering band-aids to everything to try to make up for the lack of capability based systems.

Bold prediction: Once we get a capability based OS with a reasonable amount of adoption, all the containerizing of applications can go away, and you just throw things into a directory, and run it with ONLY the resources needed to do the job.

I, for one, won't miss Virus scanners, and the constant worry that a program might trojan horse everything.
and there is no known corruption involved...

Also nuclear is a brittle technology, disrupt society (refugee-crisis or a economic crisis) and the technology decays and degrades fast.
> the stock is worth something but in reality it’s worthless

What? How is it worthless? When they distribute profits, you'll get your share of them, or you can sell the stock to someone else.
This might be relevant:

In 2019 at Guadec there was a meeting between interested parties with regards to theming.[0] This was the meeting where the current direction of Gnome theming was decided on[1][2]. System76 was obviously (see[0]) a participating party at that meeting.

At that meeting it was decided that everyone at the meeting should contribute to the theming api. System76 at the time announced that they

"First, we’ll work together to identify and document colors that can be exported and modified by theme developers. These include header bars, buttons, switches and other widgets that theme developers often modify. This work also enables app developers to more easily customize the look and feel of their apps."

Elementary and the Gnome developers took over the Dark mode api. Which has been implemented and delivered. It would have been Budgie, Ubuntu and System76's job to get together, write a specification of what they need and then work on a proposal of how they want to achieve that. They didn't do that in the last two years and now they are complaining that Gnome didn't do the job they (Budgie, System76, Ubuntu) agreed to do.

I know, hating on Gnome is easy sometimes. But that really doesn't look like the Gnome devs are at fault. They communicated their intents and reasons years and years ago[3]. This should not been a surprise and complaining loudly about this now - to say the last - a bit dishonest with regards to their initial involvement.

There's still work with regards to a theming API by Purism's Alexander Mikhayelenko, but that work is ongoing[4].

[0] https://blog.system76.com/post/187541504063/the-future-of-th...

[1] https://discourse.gnome.org/t/gtk-adwaita-and-vendor-styles/...

[2] https://etherpad.gnome.org/p/VendorThemes2019/timeslider#161...

[3] https://stopthemingmy.app/

[4] https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/libadwaita/-/issues/215
> obey the letter of the law.

Oh wait you’re serious. Let me laugh even harder.

Breaking the law for a company is simple a cost of doing business. If that costs too ouch then the lobbying/bribe budget increases to cancel it out m, but most of the time it’s just a line of risk on the balance sheet.
Put your hand up if you would lie for $12B.

Now you know how the world works.
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>Using a lot of hand lotion, as anyone with dry hands might, also tends to flatten the ridges.

so, several years of corona may in the future have the side effect of many more people without finger prints.
Around 15 years ago couch to 5k was what did it for me.

For years I’d battled with the perception of sports I’d been give by school - that sports were for those who ‘had ability’. I didn’t have ability, never got picked for teams, and consequently didn’t ‘do’ sport.

When it’s tried running in the past I would go out once, feel rubbish, then never run again. Couch to 5k gives you a framework to make small exertions that feel challenging without defeating you entirely, then gradually increases those exertions until you’re running 5k without difficulty.

The other switch for me was psychological. Doing sport isn’t about being objectively ‘good’ at it, or about being faster than other people. I compete against myself only, and do it for the physical and mental health benefits.

Can definitely recommend Parkrun too if you have one near you - a little bit of community can be really helpful. The times when you least feel like exercising are often the times when it’s most needed - and community can help keep the rhythm going in those times.
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Actually, this here is semantic HTML. The previous example is not.
The prototype for architectures with these properties were the Tera MTA supercomputers. These were evolved by Cray but a few other companies (including Intel) experimented with and produced their own variants of the concept. It was a great model once you grokked it.

The general idea is that every memory address has several semantic bits that annotate the contents on load and store. Each core has multiple independent hardware threads (128 in the case of MTA) which adapt their scheduling to those annotations on a clock cycle by clock cycle basis. You can design massively multithreaded code for these platforms with almost perfect scalability that would have catastrophically high contention and overhead anywhere else, which was the point.

There are quirks to designing software for these systems, but they don’t involve safety.
"As a free replacement for Windows 10, your PC will upgrade to Windows 11 automatically."

From https://www.pcworld.com/article/3623008/windows-11-faq-featu... rather than the horses mouth but I expect it is correct.

I'm glad I'm on unsupported hardware.
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Yes, indeed. That's the idea behind libadwaita; if you are using it, you are buying into Gnome theming. If you don't want Gnome theming, don't use libadwaita. You can still use and theme Gtk all you want, but libadwaita will disable loading of themes.
That paradox implies that it's possible (even theoretically) to "records your molecular composition" and then "re-creates you ... each atom in exactly the same relative position". However, my understanding is that such things are not possible because of quantum Uncertainty principle - one cannot simply discard atom's momentum, as that would kill person being recorded, IMHO.

Doesn't that solves the paradox, does it?
While going for a walk or biking back from work, if I have time and it's not raining, then I like to clean as I go [1]. Picking up and throwing away litter that I see on the street. Sometimes that might involve trespassing, but it's for the greater good.

Like you, I started logging my expenses too! And I still do that. I'm using some scripts on my phone, with one icon on the homescreen for each kind of expense, logging to a TSV.

It has made me more self-conscious about spending money, but that's probably a good thing! Pressuring me to give more money to beggars and spend less on bubble tea.

[1] UncleBob applied "clean as you go" to code, too https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSaAMQVq01E&t=2021s
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Not sure what to do with this.

https://search.marginalia.nu/search?query=gan+charger

aside from nexperia none of this looks even remotely relevant.
I don’t get a desire for stock - why would I want all my eggs in one basket. If my savings and my income are from the same company, and it does well, that’s great and I make a fortune

But if it doesn’t do well, I lose my job and have nothing to fall back on.

Surely it’s better to have a diverse portfolio?
What does a "nuclear nation" mean here? Note that Australia has a small (20MW) nuclear reactor at Lucas Heights. 32 countries have commercial power reactors, including the likes of Slovenia and Armenia. Are they "nuclear nations" or not?
2FA often was a scam since they just abused your contact info which is a security breach.
Consider that your employment contract doesn’t even specify how much work you will get done. Isn’t that a much more extreme degree of freedom than number of days of PTO? It’s between you and your manager to figure out what your expected amount of output is. Given that, isn’t PTO just one of many factors in that ongoing negotiation?
> Get started with an open-source set of UI components and elements built with Tailwind CSS

Doesn't it kind of defeat the purpose of Tailwind?
Why shift the onus onto the person interpreting it instead of letting people be accountable for the things they say?
> The Cobol code is mostly handling transactions that result in money going from one account to another. The people who own that money tend to scrutinize this very carefully!

In my experience that's only true for a minority of them. The likes of e.g. VAR calculations were often straight-up wrong. And even for monetary transactions, you only have to look at the UK post office lawsuits where the code was simply wrong but rather than checking the code they spent years assuming that any discrepancies were the results of employee theft.

> This doesn't mean that every function in the code works correctly for arbitrary inputs that appear to be allowed by the function interface (formally a bug!) but it does the right thing for the inputs that have historically been provided (in practice very stable and reliable).

It's stable and reliable as long as nothing changes. But the world is always changing.

> That kind of reliability makes it hard to rewrite the code. There are cases for historically unused input combinations where you have no particular reason to believe the old code is bug free. So when your rewrite produces a different result in an obscure case, it is a long and painful business logic task to decide which version is right.

Right, but in practice you get an absurd double-standard. The old code is just as likely to be wrong as the new code, but no-one cares about the business logic, they only care about whether the result is the same as the old code.
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Very sad when not even the massively rich will bother to do the right thing. "Sorry, need a few more billion, so we're going to side with an oppressive regime against Democracy."

Reminds me of a Dylan line "Will all the money you made buy back your soul?"
speaking of the atari st, sometime in the late 80s a mail-order atari st software/accessory retailer in the us (i think it was w. brown enterprises or something like that) used to distribute their catalog monthly or quarterly in newsprint had a throwback sinclair special one year at christmas. for $40, you could get an unassembled zx-81 kit where everything had to be soldered in place by hand.

as an enthusiastic eight year old, i was perhaps not as good at soldering as i would have liked. good thing i was lucky enough to have the st to start with.
It's still React, and it's still too slow. The only difference is where the render is committed to (DOM vs Native UI)

Having a declarative rendering logic, a rendering runtime, the VDOM, diffing, re-rendering, update scheduling and everything else that React uses under the hood is always going to be slower than tailor-made imperative rendering.

And let's not even go down the rabbit hole which is concurrent mode and suspense, where React is going to be basically a black box more suited to quantum computing with the whole "render x times and settle on a result that it thinks is correct".

I'm not sure if it will take up more resources than the Xbox dashboard or office plugins, but I am willing to say "yes". The dashboard is quite simple compared to a full-fledged IDE which VScode is becoming, and I'm yet to see the whole Office suite, including the underlying logic, being ported to React Native.

Atom was ported to React at one point but they quickly abandoned it because of the bad performance. Microsoft followed suit and hasn't even bothered with React for VScode.
Paying for MSDN to get LTSC is worth it.
Note to reader: when you see the "circumstances change" comments here, read as "I too would love nothing more than to fuck over my employees if it means more money for me, and I'd greatly appreciate if this behavior became more acceptable."
I'm sure it does something similar. The Big Media has utterly different standards on what counts as disinformation on Youtube, what was the last time any official media channels got de-platformed?
It's also an important message to parents, telling them that it's OK to let their kids play with an expensive piece of tech without the danger of them breaking it.
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As Charlie Brooker put it, "the ginger bearded midwife to the computer revolution."

I still want a Spectrum, remember when I bought them, and flicking through the cassettes at the village newsagents.
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Clearly it's bird people.
I can just imagine a few thousand Chinese troops rocking up to Geraldton after slogging all the way through the desert from somewhere near Broome. The disappointment would be palpable.
Result will be like we see in Russia: deals between US businesses will become deals between their offshores, and just enough money to pay salaries, will be moved into the country.
Removing access to means and method is an important suicide prevention measure.

Method substitution doesn't work like you think it does.

Your answer is anti-science. You don't have any evidence to support it.
I feel like removing ads plus any kind of visual indicator like a "Pro" label or some kind of icon next to people's names would be vastly more successful than Super Follows. Plus maybe adding in or or two relatively simple paid only features that have been requesting a lot (I don't use Twitter enough to know what these could be)
Holy shit, I couldn’t agree more.
Until they decide to change strategy again in two years time at which point the existing stuff will be abandoned in a half finished state.
Money is money. There are tens of millions of users there. They don't want to lose a single penny.

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Some of my friends from ex-USSR countries (not Russia) are telling me it's available there on Google Play.
I've got a Lenovo x1 xtreme and I dual boot Windows 10 + Arch. I haven't used Windows in so long, the last time I tried it was so insanely slow I don't know how people deal with it. Arch with GNOME is super snappy.
I don't think so. I mean, this is not hiding tailwind behind custom classes or React components or anything, these are literally examples of tailwind usage using tailwind features. So, less of a component library and more of a nice collection of tailwind examples. I think it's a nice way of build the basic structure of your site and then you can change whatever you need.