skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think it's a good thing that Ctrl+Alt+Arrow is no longer intercepted by graphics drivers, since IMO shortcuts not containing Win should be handled by apps and not the system.
Turns out "take a hot bath" doesn't make anyone any money. It's very common in poor countries such as India. (https://www.dontcookyourballs.com/)
Easy to be really sure of a config change that only later obviously was terrible?
If you count 98SE, you should also count 8.1 and then it doesnt work anymore as well :)
Phoenix liveview already handle most of these.

1) Routing is handled

2) open new tab is not handled maybe, i am not sure what the problem is

3) back button work on phoenix liveview, we just use the normal push

4) back button state restoration is easy, it is made for it

5) scroll restoration depends of what you did

6) Sane loading indicators are built in and introduced already

7) accessibility is a non problem, this is just normal HTML, not generated div that create a mess

8) keyboard interaction are better than default SPA but probably could be better ? Idk

9) Feeling snappy/reliable... well idk, i feel it is far better than SPA already, but we will see long term
> Win+Ctrl+Shift+B

First time I've heard of this shortcut - seems to reboot the video driver in case of any graphics glitches. May come in handy, thx!
I guess some people are more convinced by evidence than just knowing things.
"Trust the experts" has been the motto going around for a while now.

It makes it easy to outsource your own critical thinking by letting the "experts" do it.

The experts should just be one data point not THE SOURCE OF ULTIMATE TRUTH.
The immoderate version of this kind of setting boundaries can be percieved as rejecting normal reciprocity. There's also probably a cliché that the lack of boundaries is for meek personalities, but charismatic personalities also lack them. Russell Brand is a great example of a charismatic personality who seems to lack personal boundaries, and being creative is all about testing them, so it's not always bad or an anti-pattern, but being unable to manage it means you aren't getting value from it - literally, unmanaged. It can manifest either as being overly submissive and accomodating while accumulating resentment in the meek case, or being unable to handle silence and being overly diplomatic or entertaining in the charismatic case.

Not having consistent personal boundaries can create the expectation for others to reciprocate the lack of boundaries we present with. It becomes very bad news when you resent others for not reciprocating all the "nice" things you did for them to avoid their perceived disappointment.

Anyway, when you promote someone out of an IC role to a management role, the initial struggle is often due to this FODO habit that they were rewarded for and it was the thing that helped them succeed as an IC, but hampers them as a leader. What got you here isn't what you need for the next stage, etc.

The concept is so important, I wish it were part of a common curriculum. This named FODO anxiety is the underlying factor in a number of anti-patterns, like what bullies exploit, how large groups of people become cowed, how some personalities can derail teams. This writer is telling us why we should manage this, whereas I think everyone should be responsible for developing the ability to manage FODO as a life skill.
Most of the developed world doesn't use the usd as a reserve currency, it may he popular among failed states or developing countries but not by far for developed nations.
if you believe inflation is only 5.4% i'll sell ya a bridge in brooklyn
>Is this data different than the data that a major retailer would get from sales of a product on its shelves?

This is what sold by Amazon items are like, and also why I don't care what Amazon does with that data.

With FBA, to me it seems more like if like a cloud provider (who I pay for specific services) decided to launch products/services based my internal data that they could see and wasn't public.
While this is not totally false, this way of understanding monetary theory, 'Modern Monetary Theory' is not accepted by economics.

While conceptually it is not false, many of the conclusion this school builds on this is not very accurate.

It is much better to separate fiscal and monetary. The monetary policy has one job, the fiscal policy has another.

The monetary policy should be based on rules and targets, and not just be in the hands of politicians to crank up spending whenever they feel like it.

There is a reason this was separated in the first place.
>but that really tanked what little respect I still had for the administrators there.

I mean, why did you have any in the first place?

I've met very, very few employees of high schools who were worthy of any sort of intellectual or professional respect.
My hunch is that the minds behind Windows 10 being the last Windows have moved on. New blood needs a reason for a promotion.
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Why's that?
The logic might be easy to do in shell. And if there is an easy way to give a good presentation from your shell script, then let's just use that.
Not exactly what you asked for but the "Designing for the Visually Impaired" episode of the Roguelike Radio podcast has a blind player play a roguelike. The intro has a bit of screenreading but the gameplay is starting at around 1:15.

While listening, you should put on headphones and concentrate very hard. It's quite fast and other sensory input might be disturbing so also close your eyes.

http://www.roguelikeradio.com/2012/10/episode-48-designing-f...
I have seen nothing but people ripshit that this isn't actual Teams, and so they can't log in to their work or school Teams tenants which they actually need to use.

It's like the completely self-inflicted footgunning that they already committed a few years ago when they bought Skype and then immediately renamed their not-compatible enterprise chat system Skype for Business.
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> Amazon is offering a big open marketplace where they invite people to offer goods, then they observe which goods sell well and how are they made, then the push out the sellers and they offer their own versions of it, essentially pushing the risk onto sellers and only reaping the benefits.

But this is exactly what is done at innumerable retailers like Walgreens and Safeway. The retailer is a "marketplace" (they sell multiple brands for each product) who controls "search placement" (where each product is displayed, e.g., eye height vs. near the floor) and have insider information on how well the different products sell. They use this advantage to make their own knock-off brands, and its generally a win for the consumer.
Printing money is one way to get inflation.

The 2021 supply chain disruption is another. Goods can't be purchased in the quantities people want them, so the ones that are available become more expensive.
There is this weird idea I can't wrap my head around that is very popular that if you explain why something is happening, that means it is somehow not happening.

This has to be one of the most clear cases of this phenomenon I've seen. Inflation is rising prices [1]. There is no requirement in the definition of inflation that it just be ambiently "happening" for no reason. Inflation always has some reason or other. That doesn't mean it's not happening. If the prices are going up because of government insolvency, it's inflation. If prices are going up because aliens are ordering all stores at raygunpoint to raise prices, it's inflation. If there's a global pandemic and everyone response with massive economic interventions and the result is rising prices, it's inflation. If prices rise this month, but we think that the reasons are probably transitory and they'll go back down next month, that's still inflation, simply followed by deflation next month. If prices rise because of second-order effects of interest rates being dropped to zero by the central bank, that's inflation. If the prices rise because the moon is in the seventh house and Jupiter has aligned with Mars, that's inflation.

It's fine and valuable to ask about the reasons why inflation is occurring, but the answer does not add or diminish it in the slightest.

They're not waiting for the "shock to pass", they're trying to make sure you don't find out something that you are going to use to decide they're not doing a good job. This is purely political, not economic.

[1]: And whatever other details you like. I'm not too worried about exactly which definition you plug into this post, it holds regardless for any sensible definition.
Any business in China of certain size is required to hire CCP figurehead(s).

Big business is CCP controlled in every meaningful aspect. If you dont comply you get 'educated' then publicly apologise or you 'retire'.
Atleast on windows and linux you can block these sites. Try doing it on Android.
This will hit earnings and could spark the next recession.

Be ready for an interesting winter where people won’t be able to repair broken furnaces and will have to abandon homes. This could snowball infrastructure damage.

Response to pandemic about to get wild?
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Use condoms.

>don't they get the right to be squeamish about having an IUD or their hormones altered?

IUD exist without any hormones, and taking hormones generally are safe and extemely well tested. Saying "hormones altered" shows your bias, and you don't think blasting your balls with heat "alters" your hormones? Certainly men who get vasectomies produce less testosterone.
This kind of inflation we are witnessing, it's not because too much money has been printed, but exactly because there is not enough money in circulation. It's not a monetary inflation, it's inflation created by scarcity, related to production halts (cost-push inflation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cost-push_inflation).

While all kinds of inflation have the same symptoms, it's not true that all kinds inflation has the same causes. And also the cure, it should be the right cure.

Printing less money right now would be a huge mistake. But central bankers knows his very well.
Blue Origin exists because of Amazon.
I'm starting to develop a laundry list of problems that I perceive with the presentation of climate change science.

People keep giving the temperature anomaly, as if there was something fundamental about the baseline temperature. This is kind of nuts, from a simple layman perspective. Tell me what the temperature was before and tell me the temperature after.

I also wonder if the US would have taken action by now if the numbers had been presented in Fahrenheit. Living in the US, I'm totally fine with Celsius... for science. I'm not okay with it for evaluating comfort. I have no idea how a Celsius temperature feels. My lizard brain knows Fahrenheit. 1.5 degree increase doesn't really sound bad. 2.7 does.

These climate blankets would be crazy useful for climate change. Show the complete decimation of comfortable temperatures (mainly in the tropics), and the point will be much better taken.
Debt is the backbone of society and post-feudal national power.

In this era in the US, inflation is the only meaningful form of taxation, as the ability of the national government to explicitly tax is essentially gone.
Here’s a demo of it in action: https://twitter.com/osanseviero/status/1447830148225589251?s...
But as inflation is the result of pandemic related production halts

It would be nice if that was true, but it is unclear if it is. It looks like it accounts for some of the inflation, but whether it is 20% is 80% of it is unknown.
> Only tangentially connected to the article; but contemporary Azoreans believe the archipelago comprises the last remnants of Atlantis and if you ever take an opportunity to visit, you might see why.

Azorean here (smiguel, Melo&Abreu, Santo Cristo, etc) and I have to call bullshit on this. We believe in Atlantis inasmuch as we believe that the Sete Cidades lagoon sprouted from the tears of a princess.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lagoa_das_Sete_Cidades
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APT's progress bar does have issues though. When you shrink the terminal when the progress bar is visible, you're going to have gibberish in the terminal. That's because the terminal commands to move the cursor by lines work on visual lines, not semantic lines, so they aren't invariant under the operation of resizing the terminal window. That's a really rough area of Linux terminals: when you resize a window, the terminal is going to rewrap the lines according to semantic lines (based on line feed characters), so it's clear that all major terminals understand this distinction, but the terminal API doesn't give applications access to moving by semantic lines, so we're left with bugs like these.

I think PowerShell has the concept of progress reporting specially recognized? That sounds like a good idea. It could be used to render a GUI progress bar and leave the pipeline alone, for the objects. That's just my vague idea, since I didn't spend much time with PowerShell.
Not everyone is susceptible to this, but it's quite possible to compulsively use the old, non-manipulative internet. You can get dopamine mini-hits from refreshing an old-school forum thread or benign news page.
Also helpful if you work out daily for ~90+ mins and need a kicker to get you through. Could be a pre-workout supp or just music. Occasional skipping/reducing will do the trick.
You still can't trust what is fed to the database though, right?
> cargo install sixtyfps-viewer

I don't believe Cargo install is meant to be used as a general purpose distribution tool; though I know it's tempting to bypass the package manager especially when it's so easy.

From what I understand cargo install is supposed to help around rust ecosystem tooling such as installing clippy, xargo and rls, where cargo has much more context than the package manager.

From the RFC the motivations for `cargo install` existing:

> Simple tasks like installing a new cargo subcommand, installing an editor plugin, etc,

https://rust-lang.github.io/rfcs/1200-cargo-install.html
>>IUDs dont fail

They absolutely do, and it's often life threatening when it happens. It's very unlikely, but it's not absolute protection.

https://www.webmd.com/sex/birth-control/get-pregnant-iud
Inflation is about more than just the total amount of money. Roughly if you double the worlds population, goods, and money then the same amount of money buys the same amount of goods.

However, imports only represent a fraction of overall spending. It’s really increasing productivity that’s been keeping inflation low.
The same experts who leave education and real estate, two things everybody wants, off the CPI
Oh, and it gets especially sillytown when you hear an American say 'this place is turning into a third world country'
https://www.etymonline.com/word/angst
I might be old fashioned, but if your contribution to a product is so little that you just take it from a factory in China, stamp your company's name and hand it to an Amazon warehouse, giving yourself a healthy cut in the process, then I really don't mind if Amazon steps in and pass a portion of those savings to me.
The dismantling cost has been factored in but given that they don't manage to reliably estimate construction costs I don't see why the estimate of the dismantling cost would be more accurate..
> because we can borrow at an interest rate lower than inflation.

I don’t think you understand what it means for the inflation rate to be above the return rate of promissory notes, but the only incentive to buy such notes is to prop the system with the belief this is temporary—otherwise, by definition, you are just throwing money away (sans considerations of ownership).
You are creating a rumor about a rumor.

Apple has not increased the prices of iPhones in 3 generations. They have removed the charger from the box, but they have also doubled the base storage size.
You dare smear the good name of Windows 98 sir?
check how big your roaming home dir is (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roaming_user_profile#Profile_s... ) - sometimes applications tend to put a lot of stuff into this dir, which could end up slowing startup.
You're getting downvoted but people might want to pay attention. I've never seen so much anger boiling under the surface. What the Biden administration is doing is nothing short of shocking, it's like every action they take is calculated to be the worst possible and least likeable action at that moment, e.g. mandates, worst possible way to leave afghanistan, completely ignoring border, trying to spend 3.5T in the face of extreme inflation, weaponizing DOJ/FBI against parents, etc.
Very very sad to see these birds disappearing, and lapwings too. The last time I visited my sister in Ballater I heard not a single one.

I'm guessing pesticides kill the insects which then starve the birds for food.

I'm sure if we change our ways in enough time they'll bounce back, but for that to happen enough people would have to mourn their loss and demand change. Instead we stand by powerless and shake our heads.
Of course it's not possible. For most of human history, many things considered barbaric today simply didn't warrant batting an eye lid. People literally had no notion that they would one day be at all controversial. You therefor have a very odd notion of how it should have been possible for them.

That however is secondary to the obviously mis-guided thing you so dismissively claim: that it's "strange" to name a building after a highly praised scientist at a time when modern notions of social justice hadn't yet entered. Much stranger would be the case of people in the past somehow just knowing how we'd react to certain things today. Why rename it? If we judged all the many enormously influential and sometimes celebrated figures of civilization's history by modern moral standards, there would be virtually none left to applaud who were born before the 1960s. Those old names shouldn't be removed from historical reference by modern nagging..
While it is true that some shell scripts need to be portable, many don't.
Many shell scripts are written just to run in one single machine. Or they run in a controlled environment. Maybe even a docker container that provide anyway a set of tools and dependencies.
> Frequently those expectations weren’t reasonable in the first place

Even when reasonable, they often lack context as to competing priorities. So they just expect, until you tell them there are higher priority items. At that point, there can be discussion about priorities if necessary.
AKA, “wishful thinking”.
That's definitely true, my elementary school principal once got upset at me for unplugging and replugging the ethernet to fix the internet... I'm pretty sure the IT guys would have done the same :P
How you get this:

>if you explain why something is happening, that means it is somehow not happening.

from this:

>the BCE is asking too wait for the shock to pass before taking measures that may weak the economy.

is unclear.

Generally, inflation is a rather noisy signal to respond to, and the tools at your disposal (as a central banker) are powerful, but have a significant time lag. So you really don't want to be reacting to every transient uptick. You should be watching for long- and medium-term trends, such as structural inflation because of fundamental constraints your economy is coming up against, things like demographics, long-term infrastructure deficits, etc.

Can this COVID-related logistics crunch be long-lasting enough to warrant a response from a central bank? Maybe, but it's not at all clear.
What a shit show. I feel bad for the guy. Does anyone else remember that reddit post a few days ago were OP took a pic of a guy working on his speakers and accused him of building a bomb on a flight? Both situations could have been defused(yep) with a simple conversation or by just minding your own business.
It seems incredibly wrong that access to prosthetics is bifurcated into 2 tiers:

1) Incredibly expensive, but if you have insurance that pays for it, amazing.
2) DIY hobby projects that are "good enough" to still have incredibly profound impacts on peoples' lives. They aren't particularly costly, but only available if you're lucky enough to know someone with those skills.

I know it's not a trivial problem, but it seems like we should be able to mass-produce the "good enough" version and make them widely available at an accessible cost.
How is there a rumored release date for a emergency driver update? Isn't it just "release after it passes the tests", or at the very least, "release after we run it for 24 hours and it doesn't light the machine on fire"?

Having a date implies they already have the fix and they're waiting on something else.
You blame nationalism, but we very much don't know where the US is heading. Japan has maintained massive debt for decades, but the US is very different from Japan, so what exactly happens to us remains to be seen.

Also, most of the large European countries are more or less in the same boat as the US debt-wise, so it's not like the American case is particularly special in that regard.
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>>Certainly men who get vasectomies produce less testosterone.

It literally doesn't, it's a weird repeated myth about vasectomies.

https://www.vasectomy.org.au/faqs/sex-life-myths/#:~:text=A%....

>> and taking hormones generally are safe and extemely well tested.

Well, if you are willing to accept an increased risk of cancer, sure, "extremely safe". Like, don't get me wrong, it's still one of the best options for pregnancy prevention, but let's not pretend like the pills are candy - they aren't.

https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/causes-prevention/risk/h...
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Feels like snake oil. There's no data on how the device uses ultrasound to destroy sperm. There's no data on how often it must be used to keep live sperm from getting to the prostate where they cannot be destroyed. The biggest section is boasting about how they had a bunch of guys off the street draw up idea for the appearance of the device. Red flag, red flag, red flag.