skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
No idea if most people but that’s what I do every time I visit an organic shop. I also bring my own bags.

It’s not like it isn’t possible today.
> They are offering this free to everyone via their browser.

By they I assume you mean Brave - by this I assume you mean Jitsi, which Jitsi also offers free to everyone via any browser.
Kurzgesagt uploaded a video two days ago about climate change:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiw6_JakZFc

Fighting plastic packaging is one of the environmental issues that get an unreasonable amount of attention.

It is more "look we did something" than "look we actually make an impact"
I like that you posted a useful template, but it is difficult to see why it's so much better than all the alternatives that it deserves the title "ultimate". Perhaps if it just said "Open-source template for bootstrapping a SaaS project" that would be better.
My dream :)
A one off cost.
Why the LEDs? I just don't understand.
Guessing at the intention behind the phrasing… would you buy a minivan if you worried that the resale value might be near zero? Would some minivan model still be your favourite model given that handicap?

AIUI there's no expectation that selling a used combustion car will become illegal. But people don't have confidence that they'll get a high price (not even for the export market).
Saying India... Have anybody here ever tried not operating, but just registering a company in India? If so, tell people here how many months it took...

The biggest exhibit of what's wrong with India, is to compare it to Bangladesh.

Despite stating of with pretty much nothing in 1971, 2 decades surviving off humanitarian aid, and effectively 2 more decades of civil war, BD has now higher GDP per capita than India, better projections for coming years, and beating India on many, many more economic stats.

And Bangladesh is by no means an example of good governance, or brilliant leadership.
How in the world is this a premium feature? It's a piece of software that can be written once (and only once), with the cost amortized between all OEMs.
An easy thought is the same complexity there is (ever increasing) but with all objects being implemented in an "atoms" style, so that everything is actually made of molecules. Like Minecraft, but more granular.

It could even have its own (simplified) chemistry with actual Laws of Nature.
They have like 20 moving parts vs. 2000 in an ICE, and no transmission. The technical superiority of EV's is nothing like Linux vs Windows / MacOS.
Do you have the stats on this? I'm always surprised to see a 7-11 that is not a gas station and I have only seen it in very dense cities.
Tim Cook Doing “Everything Possible” to Identify Leakers
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UMass Amherst and Google Improve Few-Shot Learning on NLP Benchmarks
I love the smell of blogspam in the morning.
I would be genuinely impressed if you can successfully defend your point of view.

I fail to see how it would be possible for a single type of port for everything to increase waste and worsen consumer convenience.
>there are options like cabbage

Yeah, but it's cabbage. So there's already an issue there. You forcing/suggesting someone to buy cabbage because it lasts longer than spinach, arugula, etc is not going to fly well with people that don't like cabbage.
This might be a naive question but couldn't they just mandate something like 'the latest and or most appropriate revision of the USB standard for the use case' within reason and have that include potential future updates as well, making the law at least mostly future-proof instead of having to wait for politics to catch up with technology?
I haven't watched Snowpiercer, but the mesmerized Renfield from Dracula seems more fitting.
If the web were invented today, search engines would get sued into oblivion.
Fine! Go ahead!
This is the ultimate template for ME :)
> Lightning is so widely used

Maybe in the US, but in the EU Android has like 70% of the market.

https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/mobile/europe
I tried GNU Guix for a week (coming from Arch). While I really liked that it has an integrated approach for almost everything I found the following drawbacks which made me switch to NixOS ultimately.

- lack of packages, I found myself constantly using the Nix package manager to get most of the packages
- package download speed was considerably slower than Arch
- the overall size of the community is small
A Complete Guide to the new AlphaBay Darknet Market (for more info, like the address) -

https://darknetone.com/a-complete-guide-to-the-new-alphabay-...

(NO Covid-19 vaccines, Russia/Belarus/Kazakhstan/Armenia/Kyrgyzstan-related activity, fentanyl)

Since when did people think it's clever to just say the word honeypot?

The TLA added Monero because life was to easy for them and threw in I2P cause they wanted the experience for their resume? Any actual logic to the lamer honeypot comments or is it just a cool word?

DeSnake's announcement - https://ghostbin.com/SZqmV

"the 'Fuck it' moment was the infamous college/university presentation of US agents showing a never seen before in public video of the arrest. Seeing the agent laughing and mocking the arrest in a high-spirited manner making it as if he was doing stand-up and the students in front of him were his audience. Disgusting."

(This was after Alexandre Cazes's suicide, once you've killed a man it seems like poor form to continue it on for laughs)
Sure, but they're electric too: https://www.nissan.no/biler/nye-biler/e-nv200-evalia.html
EU proposes new law mandating USB charging for all phones
Right. B5 is a masterpiece.
Working with GraphQL Caching
Some countries [1] will resist that kind of ban.

[1] https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/sep/20/poland-vows-to...
I don't think China will let the default occur. It would look terrible for them and IMO the government will do anything to save face. I would even go so far as to say that there are many within the politburo who cannot conceive of a scenario in which China is ever in a negative light.
Just to be clear, they are planning on banning the sale of gas cars. It is not like people will have to "give up" their existing gas cars.
Is Web Scraping Legal? Business Intelligence vs. Data Privacy Violation
Sadly, that's rather common here in the US.
Technically we are clearing up my original unclear statement
Ravik, what do you think of Bangladesh vs. India business-wise?
/me cries in Danish ;_;
> It seems they have already won in the market

By gas cars being taxes to death. You can call that a "market" if you want.
How many pandemics did happen in 1918?
Mexico is my vote. Great demographics, great access to the USA market.
Electrek is not a very reliable source of any news, they are the Daily Mail of the EV world, especially when it comes to headlines.

As for the trend saying that there will be zero new ICE car registrations by April next year; well take that with a large pinch of salt.
I dokt fully understand the dynamics here, but are those complaints independent of the issue being fought out between Apple and Epic? Ie, couldn't Epic still be engaging in "undercutting and delaying releases" whether or not they're paying 30% to Apple, or is that behavior somehow tangled up in this issue?

If it's not, then I don't see the contradiction here. Leaving aside people who make issues like this part of their identity, you can root for Epic in this specific case without deciding that you love Epic, with the focus on the impact of _this case_ on the industry. Just as you can root for Google in Google v Oracle without becoming a superfan of Google's.
It wouldn't be catastrophic:

http://down2earth.eu/impact_calculator/input.html?lang=en

But we haven't figured out detection, we have about 1% chance to detect a larger one currently, depending on several parameters.
I trust an unlocked Chinese phone with Lineage OS a lot more than whatever it came with, whether that's for speed, features, security or robustness.
Sure. And we don't know everything.

Iphones (about 50% of Apple's revenue) have a profit margin estimated around 40%.

https://www.zdnet.com/article/iphone-xs-max-how-much-profit-...

But hey, maybe the cable business sells things at a loss. We don't know.
I think that as gas use dries up, gas stations will being installing charging stations (since it takes longer to charge up, it creates an even more captive market for their products in the store) (this of course is based on the idea that charging away from home will still be necessary, which I think it will be)
I see what you are saying but at high tier companies, everyone is too smart to fail. He is very effective at covering his ass and being consistent to balance out his failures as a manager.
No we didn't. Before timezones every town had their own clock and they were not synchronized in anyway. I'm saying one timezone for the world.

For me noon becomes 6:43 pm (or something like that)
Quite a close one, actually.
Amazing. Cookbooks are still in fashion, too.
Also, the EU government is not hugely popular in the public opinion. Years ago the EU government was popularly known for creating nonsensical rules (and there are indeed examples of nonsensical rules).

To claim their future existence, the EU government really has to prove their usefulness for the EU citizens.
That's an awesome layout, I will have to try it. I actually have two twiddlers - the dream was to split the layout between the two, so that all letters would have easy 2-button chords and to achieve a higher wpm. It works fairly well but I never practiced enough to really make it productive... might have to try that mirrorwalk layout though
Is it weird the the government mandate vehicles need to have seatbelts?
(My opinions)

Compared to Hotwire:

I think hotwire is the best option if you're using Rails. From what I know, hotwire needs a lot more of backend "collaboration" than Unpoly, so you will need backend "hotwire" implementations. You can see these things are being built for django, etc.

Compared to Htmlx+ Alpine:

Let me start with the disclaimer that I think Alpine.js is an aberration. Writing code inside html attributes is a fantastic way to break every editor templating language plugin, syntax highlighting, etc.

Despite of me not liking Alpine, I think unpoly handles a lot more use cases, and it feels a lot more "declarative" to me.

Compared to both:

Unpoly is kind of the "django" or "rails" in this category of tools. It gives you a lot of stuff. From page transitions loading progress bar (a'la turbolinks) to ajax replacing links, to modals, to popups to sidebars, to automatic blocks replacement (up-hungry) to form posts, to handle error responses, layers, polling.... and it has an awesome way of writing your own "components" with the up.compiler api.

I honestly think the only reason Unpoly isn't the most popular solution in this space is because of bad marketing (well, no marketing at all...). I really think it is the best (if you're not using Rails, then I'd use Hotwire+Stimulus+etc...).
I agree with you, but the reality of Norwegian politics is that people react better to all-out bans than taxes, because bans are perceived as affecting all people equally, no matter their income. Taxes are perceived as affecting people with little income more.

I’m very much a fan of taxing all carbon equally, but whenever I discuss the idea with other Norwegians, this reaction seems almost instinctive. In my opinion, there are better, more direct ways to redistribute income if you think that some people have less than they are entitled to (e.g. progressive taxation), but no one seems to convinced by this.
Do you really expect ICEs to become completely obsolete in the next 4 years?
Excuses do not have to be based on objective truths.
My son is the most special thing in the world for me, but if I post his picture on a parents' forum saying "The ultimate child", I suspect some would disagree.

It's a useful project, and I genuinely thank you for sharing it. That people are upvoting it and commenting positively on it gives me much more information than you saying it's "the ultimate".
> The intersection of (people who are capable of building a SaaS application) and (people who need or want cookie cutter programming templates) is the empty set.

It's nice to start from something that is not an empty canvas. That said, I think this one mixes way too many independent opinions to be useful.

Anyway, "I made a thing, what do you think" is a common kind of post here, and starting templates are something that attracts a lot of interest.
> no transmission

Mostly single-speed transmissions but not exclusively: https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a28903274/porsche-taycan-t...
Apple's charger unbundling was stupid.

They sold the iPhone with a USB-A charging brick for like 12 years. Then when the iPhone 11 came out in 2019, it came with a USB-C charging brick and a USB-C to Lightning cable, which would not work with any of the chargers they bundled for the past decade and some. And then, one year after changing the cable, they took away the USB-C charging brick.

"Just use the ones you already have" when you'd only have a wall charger that could take the cable that came in the box if you bought the iPhone 11 as well, or bought a separate charger.
Yep, I'm just pointing out that the imagined future of a technologically advanced and ascendant Japan portrayed in Cyberpunk literature, and epitomised by William Gibson's vision of Chiba City in Neuromancer never happened. As a Gibson fan seeing the reality of Chiba and pondering Japan's failing fortunes at the time was sobering.

I did visit Akihabara and it was a lot of fun browsing he gadget shops, but most of the actual devices were under powered little toys like tiny laptops running Windows CE.
I know. It's a sad reality. I'm not sure how to break this cycle to be honest. I ended up leaving the company but the whole experience has been hard to move on from. As a problem solver I can't seem to let this go even though there isn't much I can do about it anymore.
How the EU wants to force Apple to adopt common charger
In the same way that Native-Americans are not called redskins anymore, I'd expect more empathy towards Spaniards.
just wondering would this then mean we would need way more wood for baskets etc. that could be counter productive
Blur Busters Law: The Journey to Future 1000Hz Displays (2020)
I'm intrigued by gaming on Linux, but one thing has thrown a wrench in the works re: migrating over -- Gamepass for PC. As much as I'd like to try to game exclusively on a Linux machine, I don't want to lose out on my gamepass games.
Even if Facebook and…Google (I assume you mean AdWord or YouTube accounts?) could reliably identify these people as you claim, is just perma banning them the right solution? It seems like it would be better to get the police involved and actually help whoever is being abused as well as arrest these people. Perma bans just pushes the problem elsewhere.
The point of the original comment seems to have gone right over your head.

> So I love the idea of these ports (agreed, they're basically "recessed dongles").

It's juxtaposing two types of dongles: the common, cheap, plastic ones, and the sleek, integrated ones from Framework's laptop, in order to show that Framework's aligns better with the design ethos of the device itself.

> Should I throw away perfectly good hardware just because a random guy on the internet dislikes cheap plastic dongles? Should I base my purchasing decisions on whether a laptop supports legacy ports?

Again, you're missing the point. Both of these types of dongles will support your USB-A devices without you throwing anything away in your pique. One will just look good, feel good, and integrate with the machine you're using, while the other won't.
I imagine that this is a documented generic process that works for all UEFI boot binaries. I can't point to any specific guide because I don't use UEFI in Secure Boot mode.
That quote is by Omar Little in the TV show The Wire. That show was amazing. The actor (Michael?) recently died :(
It's dilution of responsibility. "Oh, I only work on optimizing page load times or other random feature, I can't be responsible for human trafficking!"

Well... you [FB employees] kind of are.
Like the Cleveland Indians (founded in 1894)? If your thesis is true, why are they changing their name?
It prevents unnecessarily moving data around. And if you're running the whole stack on the same server with Sideqik you're dealing with interrupts and memory copies between processes; in Elixir it's all within the same allocated memory and nothing gets copied. Plus it's another service you don't have to monitor because it's automatically monitored by BEAM.
On top of that, there's a pretty strong argument to be made that Fortnite is as much about socialization and open-ended interaction as it is a game. Apple banning what's potentially a next-generation social network from their platform isn't a great look.
Indeed seems to be the case with Slack & Discord.

Haven't been very active on these platforms but maybe its time to explore what is out there.

Nice trick, Thanks!

Haven't looked into it but I wonder whether it is technically possible to start crawling public Slack/Discord channels or they are off-limits by design.
stop being pedantic
I completely agree on your first point. I was going for a bit of understatement, but to be clear, doing any of that is firmly on the other side of many revolutionary breakthroughs in our understanding of biology. But that being said, the standard for success isn't to have an immune system that can protect a complete animal for its entire life. The standard is to put up a nonzero amount of resistance to the reactor getting colonized by opportunistic bacteria (yeast etc), and not attack the one specific cell type that you care about. It's about pushing the requirement for sterility down from 100% to 'only' 99.99%.
Do you mean in terms of PR ala "big tobacco lobbied and biased the social perception (and scientific enquiry) of its products", or do you mean in terms of personal harm?

b/c I'd find it hard to believe meat could be as harmful because, morality aside, smoking is very personally unhealthy, systematically.

Given the environmental impact, I'd sooner compare it to fossil fuel consumption, or (micro)plastics disposal.
very true, but the abstraction is pretty useful
The US has a reverse issue when it comes to real estate. After 2008 we stopped building and now prices are rapidly spiraling upwards as we realize that we're playing musical chairs without places for over four million people[1] to sit.

In China it's the opposite where people have been selling houses before they are ever built, or building before anyone ever arrives, leading to very unbalanced debt issues.

So if anything the current US housing "bubble" is actually very sustainable right now because there's tons of demand for houses, so people who miss their mortgage payments are still sitting on a nice asset which the bank can repossess. In China they can't repossess many of the houses because they haven't been finished yet.[2]

[1] https://www.wsj.com/articles/u-s-housing-market-is-nearly-4-...

[2] https://www.reuters.com/world/china/unfinished-evergrande-ap...
Less depressing is that Ray Monk put together a Spotify playlist of Wittgenstein's favorite music, so he must still enjoy it a little bit.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4v540LW145G9MpAQSkmVWK
I've personally seen quite a few people on Twitter talk about how good it is. I don't think I've seen anyone speak badly about it.

(It's not mine)
WiFi is vulnerable to many, many, many, many attacks.

How do you backup iPhone to NAS? Do you mean mounting a NAS drive on a PC/Mac and then using WiFi for iTunes backup?
Why does PoS have little to do with transaction costs? I thought it enabled massive throughput without the need for block computation? Am I wrong?

Layer 2 is a hack given the current constraints, but it comes with its own trade offs that I think are worse.
New apartment buildings here in Norway have to have off street, usually underground parking, with charging facilities. Not much help to people who park their cars in the street but that is not so common here in Norway even in cities, most apartment complexes already have off street parking
Your numbers are off. You are comparing China's total debt, public and private, to just the US federal government's debt. For total debt China and the US actually have very similar numbers. http://fingfx.thomsonreuters.com/gfx/rngs/CHINA-DEBT-HOUSEHO...
I am puzzled. The zeitgeist of HN is white hot outrage that this content can be found on Facebook/Google/etc, yet also to champion decentralized sharing systems which would make this sort of content uncensorable.

Can someone explain this to me? I ask this genuinely.
This is already the case on iOS, where every browser must be reimplemented as a Safari skin.
Only 15 % of the 2020 car sales here in Norway were pure ICE. Roughly 55 % was pure electric. EV has been strongly incentivized politically for 10-15 years or so. 60 % of the total car pool is electric (not sure if that includes hybrids).

In short, I'd say you're missing the mark.

Edit: source is elbil.no
> LUKS leaves encryption metadata unencrypted.

Except for ruling out plausible deniability, what problem does this pose?
Most people with most android devices don't remotely care about this. If you do care, it is reasonable to buy a specific device.
You would not necessary lose access to the game pass games:
https://boilingsteam.com/so-i-tried-xbox-game-pass-on-linux/
Yes there's a couple two speeds out there (I think we'll see more as EVs replace heavier vehicles)

A single speed transmission can only really be called a transmission in a universe where cows are spherical.
I think labor will move to wherever it is cheapest. If China continues with economic irregularities, then Vietnam, Bangladesh, and other SE Asian nations may see enormous investment.

What IF manufacturing pivoted outside of China? What would that do to the global balance of power?
The problem is (I think) you can't get a TPM to tell Google you're running on an unmodified phone (barring hardware mods or TPM exploits) if you have discrepancies from the unmodified phone visible in the CPU's RAM or flash.
proactive in terms of legislation/gov't investigation. if some news platform asks about it and even publishes something about it, it means nothing to FB. it's not like their users are going to stop. if the gov't looks in, it could mean that a new toothless wrist slap fine could be coming.
Here's a more detailed breakdown: https://blog.govork.com/slack-vs-vork/

I just opened signups for a closed beta and would love to get some constructive feedback!
This is exactly how I feel about it, thanks for clarifying!

I'm in a very similar situation, life is busy. Working at a computer doesn't feel like it should constrain me to a boring office, I could be in nature enjoying the fresh air, thinking about a problem and test out a solution right there.

When my dog was around, he'd have had the time of his life if my office was truly mobile!
In terms of timing, the earlier the better. Debt-fueled speculation isn't growth.

Unless you think that the next million empty apartments they build really will be worth a fortune?
Circle K and Esso in Norway are already doing this.
The only linked source to this is express.co.uk, and even that doesn't direct to a related article, but the homepage...

It seems that a bunch of theories and research ideas from 6 years ago has been thrown in just for the sake of making a "news article", it would be good to have some sources for this.
ACLU censors Ruth Bader Ginsburg quote
If you want to have a bad day watch this documentary about the 13th amendment and slavery in the prison-industrial complex. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/13th_(film)