skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> the "copyright" is an rather new anglon-saxon invention and was only later imported to Germany

Hmm... it's not exactly "new" if it's older than the unified German state...
this... when it comes to sex, we all need to have an understanding partner. you are very lucky to have such a person in your life.
I fully accept my responsibility for my actions. Don’t know how else to reply to your comment except to say that.
I didn't even realize it was unsolved. I thought it was like flying, where the pilot is only there during take off and landing, and the rest is handled by computers.
> In the long run, Apple will dominate the laptop market, because there's a substantial tech advantage

That's a very short-sighted view. The fact of the matter is that there's no offer from Apple in the $800 segment.

There's also a lack of 2-in-1 devices (and arguably the iPad family cannot fill this niche as long as iPadOS remains dumbed-down).

So unless the entire Laptop market shifts to $1000+ devices exclusively, there's no way this will happen.

Unfortunately I cannot provide you with hard sales data, since the relevant market reports cost upwards $2.500, but their overall market share is about 10% [0] so go figure.

[0] https://bit.ly/3pNAamq
Dang is a Vietnamese surname (I know more than one "Dang"), which is why I also assumed he was Asian.
Yes. I have been taking sertraline for over a decade and it has literally saved my life. I was able to become the person I always wanted to be without social anxiety overtaking my life at every corner.

Please don't take any advice from anyone on HN, including me. This community often attracts armchair anecdoctors. Go and speak to a doctor.

Good luck.
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I read it as cynicism and anger, but satire is often born of those states.
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From another post about COVID treatment. Welcome to world wide sterilization.

“If WHO recommends this, you will see it widely taken up,” said study co-author Dr. Edward Mills of McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, adding that many poor nations have the drug readily available. “We hope it will lead to a lot of lives saved.”

The pill, called fluvoxamine, would cost $4 for a course of COVID-19 treatment. By comparison, antibody IV treatments cost about $2,000 and Merck’s experimental antiviral pill for COVID-19 is about $700 per course. Some experts predict various treatments eventually will be used in combination to fight the coronavirus.
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Even without the storage/bandwidth problem. Why develop internally a system to upload and distribute video which will have, at best, the functionalities YouTube provides for free.

The day YouTube will charge for the embedding, a lot a website will find something like. Like a lot of website started using a solution based on OpenStreetMap when Google maps changed its pricing.
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In particular, it is vital that anyone who cares about a free and just society care about those things so that the government cannot simply declare people as criminals on a whim.

This is even more critical in a jurisdiction where criminals, either those still serving their sentences or even those who have completed them, have their voting rights removed.
DDD would be a good addition to that list. Domain Driven Design made functional would be my recommendation for those wanting to look into it.
> The Artemis program to the Moon requires a Gateway and separate Human Landing System (HLS) because even the SLS doesn’t have enough lift capacity to be execute the mission on its own.

The Artemis programme requires a Gateway because senators decided it would be cool to have a gateway. AFAIK, anyone with actual technical expertise thinks it's stupid.

There's a bunch of logic in this piece i just can't follow. Like:

> How can the space industry saturate this increased launch supply?

It doesn't need to?

> What “lunar exploration objectives” can be “fulfilled” with such an architecture?

The only objective which has been pursued since the end of the Cold War, that of pumping billions of dollars into politically important states.

Who is this guy? Is he new?
or they could just lose their wallet like how I lost mine..
See also:

http://archive.today/2021.10.27-150441/https://www.bloomberg...
That sounds like a great idea, but I'm not sure how "framework-able" a great UI it is.

I was wondering how you might apply a Blender GUI layer to GIMP (I tolerate GIMP, but I love Blender). I imagine the issues run deeper than just the surface level UI? It would be a great experiment though!
Could you provide the names of some of the casting houses? I've only used Shapeways for some personal projects, but would love to have some more options.
Nice shop, BTW.
The article is about doing it again after not having done it for a while. If you've successfully done it before then you can do it again, especially if you don't let those skills atrophy. You don't need to be developing on a day-to-day basis to keep your skills sharp. A couple months practice sounds about right.
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25048415
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Yes, the timeline I propose is incredibly ambitious with complete garbage for output, but the proposed end state is still extremely plausible. And yes, the steps I mention do require some unmentioned prerequisites like the ability to read (writing in natural language is unfortunately optional) and the ability to turn on a computer monitor.

> If I smell this attitude on someone, I’m not hiring them.

I don't think you have worked with the web in a professional capacity. Greater than 90% of the people doing this work now have no idea where the nuts and bolts actually go. They know they cannot do their jobs without some sort of framework to do most of it for them. They also know they need half a million NPM packages to left pad 3 lines of text and writing the equivalent functionality themselves is emotional torture (its like child abuse, except these are adults).

While this attitude comes across as code smell it is the industry norm. The unfortunate conclusion there is that it makes life substantially harder for people who are experienced and prefer to not operate in ways you might refer to as code smell.
A big thanks to everyone commenting for helping normalise mens mental health <3
As a bit of historical trivia: the historical development timeline for SSRIs runs roughly parallel with that with the development timeline for mRNA vaccines. They’re roughly the same age.
Not to mention, at its current volume, SHIB is only trading $5M/day. Even if you could continually trade at that volume, it would take you ~3 years to liquidate.
Since you've received several trite replies, here's an answer to your actual question:

The original promise of crypto was verifiable, trust-less, decentralized transactions of value without middlemen, sanctions or high fees.

These transactions have different properties, whether alt-coins, BTC or Ether; for example:

* Transaction speed can be Fast / Slow

* Security - Very Secure / Broken

* Centralization - Tends towards decentralization / Centralization

* Transaction cost - Fee-less / Extreme

* Privacy / Transparent - Opaque

* Energy Efficiency - Highly Efficient / Purposefully wasteful

Some alt-coins have far, far surpassed BTC and Ether in all of the above. However, the people who hold BTC and Ether were there first, made the most, and have no intention of letting that value go.

If cryptos are nation state currencies, BTC and Ether have invested their money in defense and propaganda. Alt coins are a mixed lot, but some of them have greener, faster, more sustainable and less centralized methods. The small citizenry is what holds them back despite technological superiority; for now.

The funny thing about that analogy though, is that changing your backed nation state takes less than a second...
Spaniard here. I doubt it. Maybe in the UK, but in the rest of Europe being an Engineer is not a bragging wannabe title.
Where does all that money I spend--personally, in taxes, everything--actually go? I'd love to see the next two or three things each dollar bought.
I've never understood placebos. Naively you'd assume they work the other way around, as the body attempts to achive homeostatis. So if you think you have taken a pain killer, the body would ramp up pain sensitivity to counter it. But as far as I know a lot of studies have shown placebos work.

One thing I haven't seen discussed is that maybe there is a subconcious social pressure element to placebos. Like: I just got a big injection from the doctor, surely it is going to help, I can't complain yet again about it. Sometimes I wonder, what if people take a placebo, report that they feel better, but continue to suffer internally? And are not even able to identify this, because their internal pain gauge is affected by the placebo. They think it helps. Maybe you could detect this by non-voluntary indicators of pain - avoidance reflexes, concentration loss, etc..

Back to the homeostatis argument, there are placebo-like effects that accidentially work. In autogenic training, you can warm up your body parts by imagining fire. What I think happens is, the body anticipates heat, widens the blood vessels to regulate against the heat, but in the cold environment this actually warms up your arms or legs.
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Why should anyone care about the US Bureau of Labor Statistics definitions? Especially since they're defined in a way that you can fit most software jobs in either category. It's not obvious to me that there's any meaningful difference between the two descriptions.

Programmer vs developer; or software developer vs software engineer - all of those arguments seem either like pointless nitpicking or an attempt to generalise things that can't be generalised.

Whatever you do, you have some job title and job responsibilities - that's your most reliable point of reference even if the title isn't descriptive or accurate. So if your company has called you a $x, you're $x until you get a job with a different title. And if you get a job with the same title but different responsibilities, then you're still $x even though you do something completely different.

Basically, your title only has meaning in the context of your current company and team. Don't try to compare across companies or generalise too much because you end up with useless definitions like the ones from the BLS.
So there is no way to mod the tool bars so you can show the old icons?
Nice project!

Can something like this in practice be used with HAM radio via some loophole, or it's basically impossible to use a large fraction of commonly used protocols/payloads (https, ssh, any secured protocols, VPNs, etc) due to encryption not being allowed? I suppose you could argue that the intention is not to obscure the communication, but it seems pretty flimsy.
> I came up with a technique that makes this work a while back.

It may work, but … ugh. This is a spec issue.
Super interesting comment and thoughts. Thanks for sharing - I never thought of it this way.
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Many many summers and a thousand years ago, I went to a pdoc to complain of anxiety issues. I left (after a good hour+ of talking) with a bipolar 2 diagnosis. The diagnosis was correct: at low doses, lamotrigine/Lamictal behaves like an antidepressant (and you have to taper in slowly to prevent bad reactions) and I flipped the fuck out in euphoric mania. I shortly after went on lithium and never regretted it. I started having dreams that seemed to resolve my deeper "psychoanalytical" issues. It really fixed me up.

This has been like 15 years ago. The more I learn, the more it seems I was the textbook case doctors never expect to meet. People are not generally aware that dysphoric mania is a thing. A good diagnosis can change your life.
Use find for complex queries. Also, on color, ls -F gives you a slash on directories, an at symbol on symlinks, an asterisk on executables and more goodies on special files. No color needed. KISS.
The <video> element does have some usages which are underutilized, though: short, perhaps looping video, which can be used instead of animated GIFs.

The <video> element is very capable, but the amount of combinations of possible video files has greatly increased. When it was developed, the biggest complexities were codec compatibility, and fallbacks.

While it would be possible to have the ability to select different video sizes/quality rates based on HTML elements and attributes, it is likely impractical to handle, say, adaptive video streaming (where the quality of the video is based on the connection), purely in HTML.

I'm no fan of Javascript for everything, but handling video is a scenario where there's generally a need, due to the complexities of video streaming.
SSRIs took me from being unable to function and leave my home due to social anxiety to knocking out the bulk of my symptoms and having a solid 15 years of being socially and professional productive. I'd prefer we keep them.
I wish they didn't. A lot of very popular software is stuck with counter-intuitive interfaces that pose huge entry barrier for anyone approaching them. Only for the people who learned 20 year old idiosyncrasies to feel at home.
>beauty is much harder to find

This thread seems to use a lot of colloquial wisdom without citing where it came from. How are your arriving at this conclusion?
There have been much larger diamond hands scenarios.

A Japan dotcom bubble billionaire, Yasumitsu Shigeta, went from $42 billion at the peak in 2000, down to $600m by 2009 as his shares of Hikari Tsushin (mobile phone distributor) sank. Still extraordinarily rich, however that's a remarkable $41 billion decline. He went from being worth $1b to $25b in one year in 1999.

Masayoshi Son rode Softbank down by something around $75b after the dotcom bubble. Softbank lost 98% of its stock market value.

There were obviously a lot of billionaire wipeouts during the US dotcom bubble as well, as people held and sank, although none quite as dramatic as those two declines.
Why in the world would you need to sample at rates that high? The quality of the audio is next to irrelevant, you just need amplitude and position.
Nobody said it is. If your medical provider determines that you need both, then you should probably do that.
Mate, there are published guidelines for the site. If you don't want to follow them, that is up to you. People aren't even supposed to be snarky but they are, sometimes I am - we're all human and can be a bit spiky at times - but outright rudeness isn't defensible. Of course I'm going to ignore you because of it.

> But, the way you act, must give the people around you a lot of entertainment so I'd certainly not want you to change!

You see, you can do it!
Paper value =/ real value

Otherwise WeWork would be a $50bn behemoth as its backers continued to insist right up until the comical S-1 dropped.
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So what's to prevent me from making pepecoin, or going on twitch and making alt coins for funny memes of famous streamers and pumping them in their communities? That would be "the right thing to do" in this so called wonderland? Fascinating to me really...
Do employers actually care about GPA and SAT scores? Obviously some of the things are there just to troll, but is that something they actually care about?
openSUSE (excluding Tumbleweed) had delta RPMs since 2005.
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It’s possible some of the variation is from the specific manufacturer or manufacturing process. In the case of Wellbutrin XL, generic brands have even been recalled due to not being bioequivalent (https://www.medicinenet.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=1...)

I have been told by a doctor that effects appear inconsistent across brands or places of manufacture, even with non-recalled generics. You should always consult with your own medical professionals about your medication, but you can often ask for a different generic at the pharmacy.
Nah, in europe you have PMR446[0] free for all, but this was free even before the dvb-t adoption, and you can use it only for voice communications. Former TV bands were/are used for 4G and 5G (eg 700MHz and 800MHz bands).

In most european countries, getting a ham licence is a pretty cheap process (in slovenia, in some radio clubs, if you don't need a printed book (just a pdf), you can join a 10-15hour theoretical and practical course + licence exam for somewhere around 50eur)

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PMR446
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You don't think Apple has had a meeting yet about 2025 laptops?
Not true. Few people — if anyone — wants their entire mobile data plan consumed by a single 4K video. Especially if it’s just a short clip.
The linux kernel does not break its users, save rare exceptions (security fallout).

I've rarely seen a program maintain two UIs forever when they feel like refreshing their looks

Not that I mind UI change, but I think the comparison misses the point: if it's good enough, for some people UI breaks just cost more than they gain in the redesign. So it's not about reaching perfection. It's about finding a UI only just solid enough that it can stop breaking.

I don't necessarily agree personally, but I can understand that point of view.
spoiler alert... it won't
There isn't a single country with 100% vaccination rate, I highly doubt there will ever be. Trusting that the definition of "public weal" won't change once given such power is naive. I wish it worked that way.
I don't think the term "Microkernel Architecture" should be used in this context. I think "Modular Architecture," (or Plug-in like is mentioned) gets closer to this extension-based pattern.

The reason being that there's no relevance to the kernel, and modular kernels, also take this approach with replaceable plug-ins or extensions.
I used the title from the url stub. I didn't realize it was a different title than the first heading on the page. No disrespect intended.
Is there a version of 1.1.1.1 for broke?

With ad-blocking!
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I tied the knot in my early 30s, but friends who chose to remain free agents (even having had opportunities to marry someone great) report that the market thins out more and more as time goes by. And these are men, with easier access to a younger pool.
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We recently shipped a huge improvement to our merchant extraction API (which you can try in the link above), and I wanted to share it and get your thoughts.

Our new approach consists of using custom Natural Language Processing and Named Entity Recognition models to predict
a) what substring of a bank transaction string represents a merchant e.g. "FACEBK" and
b) which canonical merchant e.g. "Facebook" this substring corresponds to in our merchant DB.

The toughest steps were to manually label thousands of bank transactions very carefully to use as training data, and to deploy the models in a production env where we need API response times to be under 200ms (usually what's required in order to incorporate this API in a payment auth flow).

We always optimize for accuracy (>99% currently), because we never want to return an incorrect merchant, but with this new approach our coverage is now at 80% of all bank transactions we see through our system.

We would love any feedback and comments, and also happy to answer any questions about the product or how we productionized it!
Wish Apple would do something for macOS every little security update is over 2 gigs...
...which expire in two weeks (or 60 days if you are rich) so only few minutes of highlights remain.
about time. My battery needs service now and I'm dreading to go to the store.

Would much rather buy a new battery and put it in myself and be done with t
I love the content posted on HN, but I deeply loathe the comments section. As well, HN is extremely bad at accepting criticism and is completely humorless.
Pi Zeroes always looked like a scam from Canada, as the approved resellers limit you to 1 unit and shipping was more expensive than the unit. Now at 15USD, it's the first time shipping is cheaper than the unit, but I can't get it below 35CAD (28USD) shipped to Toronto.
Blender has had built-in well-supported full-featured pie menus for a long time, but Firefox still doesn't, and it's nowhere on the roadmap.
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In Rust you just install the respective Multimedia crate.

https://crates.io/categories/multimedia
I don't know of people dying from a belief that they were cursed, but we do certainly know that placebos can have very real, measurable neurobiological effects. For example, there many studies looking at the body's response to placebo painkillers. The brain often releases neurotransmitters that bind to opioid receptors as if an actual painkiller had been taken: https://www.nature.com/articles/535S14a

The original comment was about placebos bringing "powerful relief," which there is a great deal of scientific research to support. As far as I'm aware, there is no serious medical researcher advancing the hypothesis that stage 4 cancer or type 1 diabetes should or can be treated via placebos.
So, they basically still collect, log and process the exact same data as Google DNS, but disallow anyone else from having it, breaking legitimate uses of DNS for GeoIP targeting and DoS mitigation? How convenient!
So question about that. In this new world, we've effectively connected tech choice directly to financial return, is there a disincentivization to pick the "best" tech?
Ask HN: Why is Azure so SHIT?
Azure is so shit it makes me want to hurt someone so badly. WHY IS AZURE SUCH A BIG PILE OF SHIT!!!??

I deployed a .NET app to AWS Beanstalk in 5 min yesterday and today I'm fucking struggling all day with deploying a .NET Core app to Azure App Service and I keep getting

> HTTP Error 500.31 - ANCM Failed to Find Native Dependencies

WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS AND WHY IS AZURE SUCH A FUCKING PIECE OF SHIT THAT SOME ARSEHOLE CAME UP WITH?
But the space is not 2D unless it's a small calm canal. Waves/swells/wakes can make the difference in vertical position of the bow relative to the stern change by meters (or whatever depending on length) but it can be significant relative to human size. In some situations it might be impossible to take on/let off passengers, so the boat would need to plan its motions taking this into account while otherwise not obstructing or causing danger.

The goal then for the robot is not to position itself in 2D space with meter-level precision, the goal is to behave reliably and predictably in the harbour under chaotic circumstances, with sub-meter precision. That requires predicting movements and drift, taking wind into account. Since this is almost impossible, skippers learn to read the water/wind to understand what is appropriate for safety distances, speed, angles, etc.

A road vehicle could just refuse to move if the environment becomes unrecognizable, but a boat keeps on moving, so the robot can not just "give up".

It's true that thrusters increase the manoeuvrability.