skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You know there is this one odd argument behind the "deflation is good" narrative.

The problem with the argument is that the assumption is that the economy will just happily stand still and you only buy the things you truly want. We keep our money because there isn't anything we want to buy. The irony behind that is that businesses would become increasingly desperate to sell products to you which means they will increasingly attempt to manipulate you and convince you that you really want these products. After all, the business takes away your valuable appreciating "money" while only giving you a non appreciating consumer good. It is inherently a coercive relationship.
Meanwhile in the US John Deere is cutting off health insurance to strong arm them into ending the strike.

Allowing employers to control health care is not a good idea.
This is incorrect and keeps being repeated. Universa's marketing clearly struck gold.

They made 4000% on the premium paid in, not on capital. No practitioner uses such concept because it's not useful.

Imagine you insure your car worth $20000 and pay $1000 a year in premium. Your car gets totaled and the insurance pays out $10000. You are not going to say "woah my insurance paid out 1000%", as it's a meaningless number. You are going to say: "my insurance paid out 50% of the original car value".

This is the same case, but of course Mr Spitznagel doesn't mind that silly numbers are flying around his fund.
Once there they can track the living daylights out of you!
Core Web Vitals Checker – Metrics from Google's Crux Dataset
Muh git is an option
I’d wager it’s the other way around. Income inequality and worker discontent has been growing worldwide for many years. New movies and shows being produced reflect that social sentiment and get popular because people can relate.
How would you go about doing that, and what would it accomplish?

Gold doesn't multiply itself so that you have more gold that might be unreported. It's not like an investment account in the Caymans. It's just a collectible. You can also buy rare books, or antique furniture, or rubies, or any other collectible. There is absolutely nothing special about gold that doesn't equally apply to these other items, other than gold is more famous.
Pfizer to vaccinate entire Brazilian city as part of study
yeah when I first read it I was like how does it happen that he shoots two people who he is not in a scene with accidentally, but then I read the whole point at lens thing and of course, you see that in the movies all the time. so, hopefully there aren't a lot of idiotic people like me thinking the same thing.

Another scenario I've seen advanced is rapid fire towards the camera with gun.
I did use Roslynator. It helps with clunkiness of VS and gives you some refactorings but it felt far from Rider. Roslynator also doesn't fix abysmal code autocompletion. Even after the 'AI autocompletion' that VS introduced like 2-3 years ago, it was always just bad, classes you actually want to use are so far down I found myself typing whole class names by hand anyway.
They are clearly so good at documentation that they link to a book rather than to a site with the actual docs.
> As far as I understand, there is no “expected behavior of main without a return” under ANSI; it’s undefined behavior

You are right. There are still a lot of so-called developers who cannot understand the concept of _undefined_ behavior.
The thing that makes a laptop a laptop and suitable for content creation is the keyboard and mouse/trackpad. I have tried just about every possible keyboard and trackpad combination possible with the iPad, and haven’t found a good one yet.

The Apple Magic Keyboard doesn’t let the iPad tilt back far enough to be visible, and when it tilts the screen back the lower edge of the screen blocks the top row of keys.

I’ve found Logitech makes a semi decent keyboard+trackpad combination, but it’s only semi decent and can’t really compare to a laptop for extended use.

Of course, none of this addresses the elephant in the room, which is that there is no Docker development environment that runs on the iPad.
Given I've been on/off Spacemacs / Doom for years myself, I would definitely pay for a well-packaged isolated one-click-installable Magit as a separate git client.
Google Chrome Hidden Features Every Developer Should Know
yes, thanks for clarification.
my impression that /path and /path?parameter were handled in relation of each other is because some proxy added an option to do so. but good to know that user agents does not.
One thing the article reminded me of was the almost hallucinogenic quasi-repetition in the game's map. For a Gameboy game in 1991, it had a huge area to explore, and all that was packed into a tiny 2 megabit cartridge, with less than half of that reserved for level layouts. I recall the game having a lot of strange dead ends and misleadingly familiar passages because of how level layout data was re-used.

The low-level details of how the game stored its level data is documented here: https://wiki.metroidconstruction.com/doku.php?id=return_of_s...
You'd think this would be important, but when I think back on my friends I met most of them randomly while happening to do something together (work, school, some other obligation) that didn't necessarily say much about our shared beliefs. I think sometimes people just need a reason to get to know each other better.
Thanks for making this. This is such a cool tool.

Would be awesome to see the tradeoff between network latency and network throughput, assuming that network throughput is not unlimited.

For example, a primary with a 1Gbps NIC may see less favorable latency profiles due to queueing theory if it's replicating to backups in parallel but also ingesting data at a high rate.

This is where matching outgoing bandwidth 1-to-1 with incoming bandwidth, and spreading the primary's load more evenly across all replicas for better stability, but still with 3/5 quorum acks for grey failure tail-tolerance, might show slightly higher latencies, but with less of a latency cliff and significantly higher throughput, saturating the line rate.

We devised this technique for TigerBeetle, and it works extremely well together with Flexible Paxos, since you only pay the serial latency cost for the first synchronous replication hop from primary to next backup (subsequent serial hops between backups can then be async in terms of Flexible Paxos), and this is also ideal in terms of Viewstamped Replication since the next backup will also be the next primary and already have the latest log:

https://github.com/coilhq/tigerbeetle/blob/main/src/vsr/repl...
Without any kind of context, why would this be the first time in a long time? Are they usually heavy drinkers but been on a sober-schedule that just been broken or something like that?
great camera, i saw it in shanghai , 我是古巴， it is amazing film with fire in my heart, thank to the 4k fixed version.
The NSA May Destroy Bitcoin by Dr. Drew Miller (2017)
If GUI is your thing, I recommend giving Sublime Merge a look. I absolutely love it. I've heard that there are similarities to Magit in the terms of capabilities, e.g. staging (or reverting) by line.
>The real life interactions are much more civil because of the fact that being an ahole gets retribution from the person you are being an ahole to or from the society.

When people are assholes on the road I just want them to get away from me and leave me alone.
Git is literally an insult in much of the English speaking world. So hard g as in "maggot" would be consistent.
Neither.

The purpose of cryptocurrency is peer-to-peer transactions. No central bank, no retail banks, no payment processors, no KYC, no gatekeeping.

A few days ago there was a thread about Stripe locking a business’ account for no reason, with no support, grinding their entire business to a halt. That’s not the future of cryptocurrency I want.
Melbourne is just out of a 260 days lockdown.
Ivory poaching has led to evolution of tuskless elephants, study finds
270 meter long driverless salmon farm ship secures development permits
Melbourne had one of the longest lockdowns world-wide and it just got lifted.
I think this is a critical problem of the digital world. We tried to evolve everything to get time for reading (i.e. to be productive) but instead we are scared by the vast amount of information and consume shorter and shorter one. Minutes of reading articles are now reduced to half a minute, even seconds. The same thing is happening to video (looking at you Youtube Shorts, TikTok). I don't say I don't like it but they are on the way of super fast rising that we spend most of our time on them and complain we don't have time to read long quality content.
Is it really failing?

Mozilla is funded by Google.
Yeah I noticed the ads(?) at the bottom with the price. ~150 Euros for a square meter? Damn. It's probably cheaper in China/Asia, but not here lol
Aren’t prices a good signal to not move there? Or is the goal to have all our housing and jobs concentrated into one city?

I’ve spent time in SE Asia and those countries would love to go back in time to avoid have cities with >10M people in them.
The simplest thing (survival stuff) is you can cut a section leaving one node (I think it is called?) and use it as a cup / water heating vessel, or keep 2 nodes turn it 90 degrees and cut a hole in the top and you have something to cook in. Using a knife you can fashion a spoon for eating what you cooked.
When you build roads, you get more traffic.

I wonder if the following is true?

When you build more apartments you get more density and more inward migration and more concentration of opportunity, until the marginal migrant can't afford or doesn't want to live there. The same sort of people are miserable when there's more density as when there was less, except there's more of them.

[NOTE: I mostly agree with you and this comment is a bit of a non-sequitur but I hadn't thought about the idea that the problem might actually be "moloch" (in slate star codex terms)].
> There is no way of discovery, say via the App Store.

Anybody is free to create a site listing PWAs. The fact that PWAs aren’t listed in the App Store does not mean that there is no way of discovering PWAs.

> There is no "Add to Home Screen" button (apps can only tell users to open safari settings and do it themselves).

This is wrong. You press the Action button in the main Safari toolbar and select Add to Home Screen. You don’t have to go into Safari settings at all.

> The cache limit is a tiny 50MB, which will be purged in 7 days.

That’s not correct. The seven day limit is for websites when you use Safari but don’t visit the website. PWAs added to the Home Screen get their own counter separate to Safari, and since every time you open it you visit the site, the usage limit is effectively infinite.
It's a great question, and I don't know the answer. A browser is a very complex application which requires many FTEs and millions of dollars to develop and maintain. Donation models don't work well for open source, there's no way individual users will be contributing (in aggregate) millions of USD for a browser. There are various forks of Firefox and Chrome but I am reluctant to use those because they may be out of date or its developers might have financial or other incentives to install telemetry or backdoors. Previously, an ideological, established and proud institution like Mozilla could be trusted to an extent to refrain from such things. A subscription based model might work but it's hard to say if there's a market fit, as the qualms that HN users have over Google's monopoly are not shared by the population at large, who just don't care or even know about these things. A strategy I have been pondering is to take a browser and drastically simplify it (just the rendering and networking, no JavaScript/WASM, audio/video and APIs) and iterate until it's finished and secure; this ought to be manageable by a modestly funded small team of developers. Then use that to browse the web where I can, and use Chrome for websites that require the full browser stack like Youtube. It's a step backwards but this is where we are.
Does timescale do it’s own compression alg too? I see in pg 14 toast column compression can be lz4 instead of ootb pglz which has a few probs appr, I see mentions on the mailing list of significant possible optimizations. When dealing with EBS style storage where read latencies can be multi millis compression is always going to be a win, but is an easy optimization either way I’d think.
IMHO the fact that we are moving towards one reliable engine is not a bad thing per se. I think it's a step in the right direction, as long as those contributing to chromium do have a saying in how it should move forward.

As a full stack developer I've battled so many times with weird implementations or unexpected behaviors across browsers that knowing that I can assume that the user will be on chromium is just piece of mind.

As a counter argument I don't think that monopolization of internet standards will be a risk. As long as chromium stays open source and anyone can fork it, I think that the risk of monopolization on internet is not on how web pages are rendered, but rather on how users reach content.

I think the latter is the real problem and I don't think that battling chromium is any good at that regard. Money would be much better spent on developing new ways to allow discoverability of content beyond Google, walled app stores and alikes.
Well the article pretty clearly spells out the reasons, chief among them, you just need to read it

>Abolish “irregular work” (part-time, temporary or contract labor with little or no benefits) and extend labor protections to all workers

Or maybe a fucking tv show told them to do it...
It's a bit unclear, but can this be used to test native desktop applications as well?
Do you remember that Terminator 2 scene where Arnold cut his own skin to show the underlying robotic arm? This video seems like the "behind the scenes", but for real.
The way the wood is treated, it can't just be composted. It contains too many chemicals that would contaminate the floor. You can't compost furniture.
Then you will just have different classes: "people who have the public apartment" and "people who don't, and have to stay out of opportunities". The inequality: still there.
Do you test the new user path? Tried to create a free account with email, didn't get an email. Tried to register with GitHub, authorized rainforest in git, still can't log in.
Maybe someone in my organization already tried the free account or something but as a user I get no info at all. Just a unusable login page that looks like it needs some CI testing ;)
There is a big difference between a blog post and a scientific article. A blog post should be expected to popularize a topic and reach a wider audience.

You also seem to be quite unfamiliar with breadth of the topic of mathematics. It is quite possible to take a mathematics phd without touching differential equations, except as an undergrad.

BTW, implying that people don't deserve their job is just shitty behaviour, and way out of line.
a drawback of relying on ETag is that if a page is visited frequently, then the cache validation "If-None-Match" request still being sent and takes bw+latency+computation+etc and I suspect that if the connection is broken or status 503/504 is responded, then neither the cached page is shown.
my understanding is that he whant to refresh the page only if it's known to be changed and always use the cached version otherwise.
It wouldn't shock me if the Mirai has even bigger profit margins. Fuel cell systems aren't that much more expensive than internal combustion engines to build.

If the Mirai really had those losses, Toyota would be literally losing billions on the Mirai by itself.
The Mozilla Foundation needs to be a for the greater good political foundation, give up the Firefox tech and lobby for the Chromium rendering technology to become a standard and the Chromium team to become a global public utility under the W3 or similar. Every browser manufacturer then licences and customises the experience around that rendering technology.

Having a single rendering technology to support would be preferential but it's direction can't be controlled by just Google.

Of course this would then mean the end of the Foundation and Mitchell Baker's $3m per year so will never happen.
> narratives are having an effect?

art imitates life which imitates art. It's a cycle.
Because "one thing per team" is equally as idiotic and bureaucratic as "one service per team". The company was technologically dysfunctional, not organisationally dysfunctional.
When can you say that you have mastered a language?
I don't think you can really master dozens of languages, not if you also consider at least the SDK. If it's just the syntax then ok, but after almost 10 years with Java, more recently with kotlin, I still don't know a lot of JDK features. Sql? I worked with Oracle, SqlServer, Postgresql, MySql every one is a quite different beast, knowing (basic) SQL syntax is not enough.
Javascript? I'm no expert, but every day I learn a new "feature".

Having said that, the more languages you "know", the better, at least for me the job is more interesting :)
I cannot leave a comment of bedroom producers go without a mention of judd madden.

Probably quite out there (doom/drone/stoner) for most people but his music has always struck me as incredibly from the heart and not some noodling to impress others.

https://juddmadden.bandcamp.com/album/float

https://juddmadden.bandcamp.com/album/artesian
Edit:

That laptop (much heavier and much much more power hungry) still doesn’t beat an M1 at Dells max configuration, it certainly doesn’t beat it 5x over.

For the Xeon W-11955M

1618
Single-Core Score

9266
Multi-Core Score

For the M1 Max

1770
Single-Core Score

12556
Multi-Core Score
You can give "Tsoding Daily" a try on YouTube or Twitch, just be warned he has some very strong opinions. They're mostly funny, sometimes incendiary, and occasionally just wrong. Discretion advised.
Brave, I know it's a pain in the arse, but can you port your browser to Gecko? I'm on the fence switching to your product, but I'll do so in a heartbeat if it was based on Firefox's source code.

Even better, make an optional paid version that has all profits reinvested in the product. I'm ready to pay for a good browser.
Additional info via https://twitter.com/winkelsdorf/status/1451439068861116421 (translated, a little condensed): In order to use blanks, the weapon has to be modified because of reduced pressure from the blanks. Otherwise the weapon would not reload (think machinegun that only can do one shot you see the reason). The modification depends on the type of weapon but includes usually some kind of valve/pressure regulator. Also the mechanical elements of the gun are adjusted to because of the lower pressure. Example: A Luger gun "regular" has ~35000 psi(2400 bar), modifed with blanks ~11500 psi (800 bar).

If a regular bullet would be inserted, the weapon would most likely explode, so Baldwin would have been injured. Small pieces or dirt inside the weapon would normally not have the size and impact for such deadly injuries. That leaves a high probabilty that the valve or parts of it have been ejected at high speed - too early to speculate why. The vector in which such parts exit the weapon can be different to the direction of the barrel, so again much uncertainty at this point.

What you can say is this: Its unusual for the close participants in such filiming scenes to wear protective gear (head, body) - its cumbersome and pricy. And its the same problem everywhere, so it could have happened in asia,australia,europe,... the same way.
> the expected behavior

Which part of "undefined behavior" is not clear to you?
Aluminum Enclosure vs. Plastic Enclosure: WhichType Is Right for You?
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Applications

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Advantages

Its corrosion-resistance and EMI shielding properties make diecast aluminum enclosures a popular choice among design engineers, another advantage to diecasting is that it results in thinner, lighter walls. comes with an attractive surface finish.

Extruded Aluminum Enclosures
The extrusion process involves putting aluminum into an extrusion press,The result is a long part which can then be cut or machined as needed
Applications

extruded aluminum enclosures can be found in both indoor and outdoor applications. Most commonly, they are used in data systems, sensors, the Internet of Things, medical applications and a wide range of information systems to protect PCBs.
Advantages

Extruded aluminum enclosures also make installation faster. With excellent heat dissipating properties, extruded aluminum enclosures ensure that high temperatures won’t damage your sensitive PCB components

plastic enclosure features non-magnetic, waterproof, insulating, inexpensive, flexible, light, features, That is why plastic has become a major player on the electronics enclosure market.
Plastic enclosures can be produced from a range of different plastic materials, which include ABS, polyester, polycarbonate and a lot of other varieties. but the most common production methods are the molding processes. The plastic molding processes are very versatile, which allows plastic enclosures to be molded with complex parameters and geometries.
Applications and uses for plastic enclosures are endless. include desktop and handheld devices, remote sensors, industrial control boxes, wireless and telecommunication devices, and more.
looks well written. may be good brain training.
It's hard to compare something as being the Hacker News of "X", but one forum that has been filled with pretty solid discussion is https://bitcointalk.org/. Contrary to its name it also holds discussions on other crypto topics in the 'Altcoin Discussion' section.
Re: "You are not noticing when people think you're stupid"

and particularly

> it's very important that you know that they think that you're stupid and will keep increasing the intensity of their responses until you acknowledge that they think you're stupid.

I rarely get criticised or mocked and I think it's because I'm tall, white, and male. If I say something naive, people are almost always accommodating (ok, not on the Internet) because they don't want to risk offending the big beardy dude.

This is a shame because I've spent much of my life:

a) thinking people are basically kind and accommodating
b) not being questioned, so missing a potentially valuable source of data with which to check myself and improve
That isn't limited to cash, though, as the money in the bank would have the same loss.
Water absorbs IR, making it seem darker.
There’s a reason why “Think Big” is one of the core principles.

Wanna work on fixing a problem that is bedeviling the entire world and affects virtually every single person on the planet?
I currently don't have the usecase and may well use it once I had the usecase. But it's a team decision then.

Distinguishable figures are awesome.