skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I identify the hierarchy as the source of my problems. I don't need hierarchy, and when I use it, it's because that's the one tool I have. There's no hierarchy between time and place, and I shouldn't be forced to establish it.

There might be some hierarchy between tags: PhD/laser experiment, PhD/dissertation, but there's rarely a need for it to be more than 1-2 levels deep, so I prefer to suffer the pains of inadequate hierarchy rather than inadequate queries. Or at least I would if I could try it out.
Ask HN: How many devs work on product X
Is there a blog post somewhere about how many developer work different popular products?
For example, how many devs work on:
- Canva
- Gmail
- Trello

etc.
China's personal data protection law kicks in today
Building a flutter dev and designer audience at medium while building some flutter apps and writing some dev and design books and playing with the livebook and other book presenting models.

Up to getting 38k view a month at medium as it doubles every 1.5 months.

It's a slower way to bootstrap a studio, but it does work
Are you referring to CIFRE-funded PhD thesis?
Unpopular opinion: Foundation, as written, would probably be very niche TV. A straightforward adaptation would be terrible, albeit interesting if seasons were launched in the order of the books the way Asimov fused his Robots, Empire, and Foundation series. Even then, you can get away with a lot less detail in a book than you can with a TV series - you need to flesh out cultures and characters that, in a book, you can leave shallow.

I’d say this is Foundation, but for TV. It’s a different beast and I’m curious how much it will deviate from the books big picture (which, in total, span a couple dozen millennia.
It'll be fair not to attribute it to malice once they start following the terms of the license...until then, all we know is what we can see
From my memory, licensing macos ans allowing clones was bad for apple.

I remember that they caused hardware sales to drop due to the clones being cheaper and the money made from the OS license did not make up for the shortfall.

Anyway I have Zero data to back this up. But I remember reading about this years ago.
They wouldn’t probably. Just maybe it rankles apple that they have to have PCs to run Solidworks, or whatever, to design their iPhones and Macs, so their design studios don’t look as cool as they could do!

For construction, until you can be absolutely certain of getting satellite based full 5G reception everywhere, browser based CAD is a no-go. I have 3 building sites where there is either no phone reception at all or intermittent GPRS.
They are still not complete proteins like every animal protein is, so you need to figure out combinations that can theoretically make a complete protein. And the protein content is still going to be much lower than meat. Protein is already the hardest to get enough of, it's always easy to eat carbs and fat, which people already do too much. And if something is hard to digest, common sense says that it's probably not utilised as well by the body either.

In practice it really makes a big different, to eat 100 grams of chicken for dinner, compared to 200 grams of lentils. Most people that eat plant based compensate with eating more fat to get the satiety per gram of food higher, which leads to an unhealthy diet.

It would be much simpler if plants had complete protein in the same amount as animal protein sources, but it's way off.
Are you saying grown men keeping young boys for sexual gratification is not perversion anymore ?

It seems to me that that catholic priests abusing choir boys or the "bacha bazi" practice in Afghanistan are still shocking everybody.
Processed foods is mostly just a collective term for food with high amount of preservatives, food additives, heat treatment, cold treatment, grinding, emulsifying, and other mechanical force being applied.

Each step changes the food in ways that can have benefits but also drawbacks. Turn an apple into apple juice concentrate and then add water and what you have is not an apple. You got an apple-inspired surgery drink with almost none of the food properties of an apple. If people tried to reconstruct the apple using food additives, the result could even look like a physical apple and possible even fool people into thinking they are eating one, and yet it would not be an apple with the microbes, fibers, vitamin, minerals, skin and other parts for which makes an apple an apple.

A 10-step recipy that you cook at home might include some aspects of an identical finished product that you could have bought at the store, but in general I suspect it has fewer of the destructive steps. Those that you do yourself might also be less effective, as one don't usually intend to have left overs that can remain in the fridge for several months with no change.
Companies are already living in Zuckerberg’s Metaverse
> Also the whole emperor lineage stuff feels like an attempt to add a Game of Thrones type plot to the show.

By episode 7 that is the only interesting/good storyline the show has.

(Mostly because everything else is on par with CW network)
I started working at Pointr some months ago, I do want to get back working with games, but for now I am finding the work at Pointr fascinating, not only my job is perfect for my skills and personality, but Pointr is doing something I didn't expect, and it is quite cool, basically doing high accuracy location and wayfinding in indoor maps.

Also a new product of Pointr made me wanted to be hired badly because of how cool it is: a software way to automatically convert floorplans and blueprints to maps that can be understood by the average person, when I was game modding I wasted a ludicrous amount of time trying to do that and figured out it was just too hard to pull it off, but Pointr did it (granted they hired a bunch of PHds to pull that off, but they did pulled it off).

https://www.pointr.tech/solutions/location-based-engagement/...

Disclose: I work at Pointr (obviously), I don't work in sales, I am making this post just because I actually liked the company :)
But I completely understand why went with the current direction. I believe they are not replacing the high level narrative, but they are slowing down for making something that resonates emotionally. When producing television, you work with actors, screenplay, and a story. I believe you cannot make good TV with replacing actors at the speed of Asimov. I also believe that Asimov books allow for romance subplots, but they were 'skipped'.
Link it! I've been getting into flutter recently and would love something to steal ideas from :)
Ethereum classic moment for mastodon
Happy to throw some dollars at a Trump beat-down if it comes to that. Just make sure to post a link to gofundme or whatever...
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Afaik that doesn’t solve the problem of global CSS. Whatever framework I use to build the application itself (right now I’m using Tailwind), I don’t want to risk it polluting the canvas itself.
Do we really have to give this guy the #1 Hacker News story? He was fading into the background so nicely.
How far are we from a "Ready Player One" world?
Zoom adding advertisements to the free tier of its service
nix has a very steep learning curve, but I have been using it on macOS for a while now. Can’t recommend it enough. Even started using it on my personal PC, which allows me to use the same nix flake on both systems.

EDIT: Personal PC is running NixOS not Windows.
Well lets see. It started off as JDK 1.0. The became J2SE 1.2. Then later Java SE 6. That took like a decade. Then they had sporadic releases for 5 years or so. Now they want a release every 6 months. Never mind the licensing/ownership issues over the years and now the proliferation of multiple distributions that are basically the same.
Fairly good article except:

> Tesla became the fifth company to surpass a market value of $1 trillion on 25 October, behind Apple, Microsoft, Amazon and Google-owner Alphabet.

Complete fake news and misleading. Facebook Inc. (aka Meta) was the fifth that surpassed and closed beyond $1TN before Tesla Inc did, making Tesla the sixth trillion-dollar company. From CNBC [0]

> Facebook closed above $1 trillion in market capitalization for the first time on Monday. The social media company is the fifth U.S. company to hit the milestone, joining Apple, Microsoft, Amazon and Google-parent company Alphabet.

Disappointing BBC Online news once again.

[0] https://www.cnbc.com/2021/06/28/facebook-hits-trillion-dolla...
Talking about the PostgreSQL Optimizer
My citi card offers virtual 1 time use numbers [0] and comes with all the normal benefits that you get from credit cards.

Also, you are trusting that the person you are sending money to honors their agreement as there is no intermediary to dispute transactional claims.

[0]: https://www.cardbenefits.citi.com/Products/Virtual-Account-N...
I agree with your analysis of the charging needs but not with your conclusions.

> the ideal model is not a charger with a gas-station like shop, but a mall that happens to have chargers.

I own few Teslas for last decade or so. Last year took a trip with wife across the Pacific Northwest. The mall concept is extremely annoying because it's the most congested area of the city. Gas station model is superior for road trips, as one needs a place to stop, use restroom, stretch legs, grab coffee/bite.

What we experienced were chargers in middle of nowhere with no services or ones in parking lots of hotels and malls. Malls were crowded and hard to get into. Hotels were angry that we are using their services. Empty lots were, well, empty.
Of course exercise has an effect on whether or not you are obese, because if you spend more calories than you absorbed through eating, you will loose weight. Exercise is a way to spend calories.
Cars are not iPhones though, and emissions control systems aren't slightly different models. In particular, Hong Kong has its own special dual-sim iPhone model that the rest of the world doesn't get. Only Apple knows what they'll do for USB-C, but they have per-Country SKUs for iPhones already so it wouldn't be out of the question.
Nice work, this looks nice. I signed up and was writing a post. I was nearly finished and switched to the tutorial post (which I had archived). I clicked the hamburger and clicked "permanently delete" to remove the tutorial post. However, nothing happened. I then clicked on "All posts" to go back to the post I was working on and it had deleted that. Any way to recover that? I don't see a help email.
https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxmasterrace/comments/ehn19r/how...
No mention of "nuclear", "family", or "marriage" in the article.

It's not a redlining issue in 2021.

Most adults have Internet access via smartphones, regardless of income or background.
I love this guide to the key Buffy episodes. There's no way I could re-watch the whole show, but this looks achievable. I wish there were more guides like this.

https://www.denofgeek.com/tv/buffy-the-vampire-slayer-an-epi...

I watched the first season of Arrow but it was a bit of a slog towards the end, and never got anywhere with season 2. It showed a lot of promise it almost delivered on. Maybe I should give it another go, but a guide like this would be invaluable.
Remember, if they disagree with your chosen dogma, they're (a) not really people, and (b) the world must be protect from them
Tesla recalling nearly 12,000 U.S. vehicles over software communication error
You can disable autoupdate by setting HOMEBREW_NO_AUTO_UPDATE env

https://github.com/Homebrew/brew/blob/7d31a70373edae4d8e78d9...
Tesla Falls as Musk Says Hertz Deal Is Not Final Yet
Frustratingly (to me, anyway), the article fails to define what 'UPA' stands for. I looked it up - United Productions of America, apparently. (I guess it was assumed the intended audience knew that.)
VR-reversal – a Lua-plugin for MPV to watch 360-degree video
This is interesting to me because it's both a high-profile violation of AGPL, and because it's (for better or for worse) a high-profile usage of Mastodon in the wild.
Oops, seems my last sentence was badly worded. With “in there” I meant the set of browsers offered by VSCodium, not your article. Your article is fine and informative, except that the title makes it seem more general than it actually is.
If they had noted a legal enforcement, it would have sounded like threatening. They did the right thing and just noted the problem for now. Maybe the other party will fix the infringement and close the issue.
Such a post-truth comment, 'why is it wrong to call something A when actually it's not'.
The Welfare Effects of Eviction Policies [pdf]
Cited by Tyler Cowen at Marginal Revolution https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2021/11/th... .
No, unlike trademark law, copyright law does not require consistent enforcement to maintain. (Copyright law is the basis of the license.)

Also, stating a bias does not imply selective enforcement. I don’t think there are many examples of mastodon instances breaching the terms of the license, and certainly not at this scale.
This (possible but technically not yet a) license violation has gotten more press for OSS licenses and enforcement than anything before, I think.

Certainly more press than the Vizio thing, which will actually impact a lot more people if anything comes of it.
In general, you don't have any obligation to enforce your rights.

There is the well-known exception of trademark law, but that's in the nature of the matter. If PepsiCo sells Coca-Cola and the Coca-Cola company doesn't react, then the trade mark obviously doesn't allow customers to identify genuine Coca-Cola.
MIT open course ware has all of their courses online for free.

https://ocw.mit.edu/index.htm

I personally used the free book "Think Python: how to think like a computer scientist" to learn to code, before going into an engineering degree.

Greenteapress.com

Good luck!
You mean the person who was the sitting president of the united states, who got deplatformed in unison by big tech social media, and is now fighting against censorship by using tech? Yeah, that is not relevant at all to hackernews /s
I didn’t think brew upgraded packages automatically? Just updated the index? Am I missing something here?
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We recently presented at YC demo day [1], had a big HN launch [2], and are backed by top seed investors. We are live in Texas and are expanding nationwide.

We're now hiring our core team across engineering (React Native Engineer, Growth Engineer), Growth (Head of growth) and Medical Operations (Medical Director, Clinical Operations).

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I don't know if it'll stick, but it works.
In related MPV issue thread there are details on its use & slight modification which may be necessary for some videos.[0]

[0] https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/issues/8283#issuecomment-7...
Gab was pretty high profile too, no?
Currently an unemployed bum but trying to spend my time working on side projects.

I'm mainly working on [Money Simulator](https://simulator.money) and [Textreel](https://textreel.com)

I don't think either has a good chance of making money though so I'm going to start a new project soon.

I also may need a get a job soon otherwise my money will run out
Nice, thanks! Now I need to reconsider. My goals were to have 180+ days battery life and wired connectors, but maybe no one really wants those.
This is interesting news. First of all, it is good news, if the Tesla locations become available to other car brands as well. But it is probably also pointing to a change in the Tesla company strategy. So far, superchargers were built to enable long-distance travel with Tesla cars and consequently sell more cars. Tesla recently opened up a large factory for superchargers in China. It looks to me as if they could be entering the business of providing public charging as an individual profit center. Being able to mass manufacture the charging installations, they could have a huge cost advantage, and the superchargers are known to work very well in general. And of course the superchargers keep being a benefit to all Tesla owners.
And in the places where it's not fineable it still doesn't happen. It would be super weird to see a shirtless person on a street in a Central or Northern European city, you'd either think they have some screws loose or they are pretty drunk.

Parks, beaches, saunas it would of course be normal.
some previous threads:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28961528

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29054451

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29044477

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29001573

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28959468
"Thirty-six countries have endorsed the goal of a treaty banning autonomous weapons"
Only those who do not have it wanna ban it. Why would anyone with the technology ever want to disadvantage themselves?
Well, sure, as we have time zones, it is not precisely aligned. But all time zones are aligned so that the noon point is somewhere inside them, not outside of the time zone.
Selling your product to a network, and later to the audience, must be dramatically simpler when you have existing IP to build upon.

We almost certainly wouldn’t be talking about it on HN if it weren’t Foundation.
> Yes, Williams is only two years younger than Cook…but you already know what I think of age restrictions.

My immediate sarcastic response was “What, that boomers can rule forever?”. More seriously, when thinking about the next 10 years at Apple or anywhere, I really wonder about the viability of our aging leadership class as they grow continually further from the way technology and the youth are interacting to form future norms. It’s especially ironic that human life extension is happening right as the exponential growth curve of tech innovation is rounding upward and making tech life spans increasingly shorter.
Haven't Silicon Valley companies had trouble getting their activist staff to work on any government projects? Especially anything connected to the military.

They're perfectly happy to help out regimes the US would come up against in a military conflict are these the the people you want unseating the MIC?
Despite them being boilerplate, they come along with the removal of the existing license text. Still, I’ll reserve final judgement until 30 days pass or this letter is acknowledged.
He's not fading. He's firmly in control of the party and is purging those that won't repeat his election lies.
How the Rosetta Stone was deciphered
Yeah, usehackernews@ can you detail which exchanges he is using on both ends because I'm guessing your standard ACH transfer to an exchange to make the initial USD->Bitcoin transfer would probably make the supposed time speedup moot.
It's about a marginalised community's manipulation by a cynical religious cult, which indoctrinates them to await a messiah, then provides them with that messiah in order to usurp power over their entire society for the cult's own nefarious ends.
One of Trump's biggest advantages is his enemies drastically over-react to things and end up looking stupid.

GPL violations are a serious business and Mastodon is well within their rights to ask for the code to be released. But the business hasn't even opened yet and they're already waving permanent revocation around. This sort of aggression in enforcing the GPL may actually be unprecedented.
Yeah, macports still works fine. It has an equivalent to the OpenBSD flavors and does versioning fine. The only pain point is OS upgrades.
In the UK under rationing during WW2, during which people ate very little meat, the health of the population soared. Mortality dropped, both in infancy and old age. Children grew taller and heavier.

Also during WW2, occupying Germans removed all animal livestock from Norway - so Norwegians had to survive on wholegrains, legumes, fruit and vegetables. Deaths from strokes and heart disease plummeted almost immediately. After the war, the consequent return to eating animal products saw the previous levels of disease return.

We eat far more protein than we actually need today.
But they didn't come up with new IP.

Instead, they hand picked 'oh, neat!' things they were told about, then just filled in all the missing bits with weird, unrelated, drama.

EG, non-story related character confict.

That's not content, but filler, designed to extend screen time.

To actors, drama is the only important part of the role, and thus to many in hollywood.

(One can have plot twists, action, suspense, without teenage drama...)

So it isn't new IP, that would require original thought, and 99% of modern hollywood is rehash. All the marvel/dc stuff, remakes of older movies, series, cartoons, the best stuff is old, but new.

Modern Hollywood can't do new.

Modern Hollywood can't even do remakes without bombs!

So it'd be hard to get buy in for new, and as this series sold loads of books...

Well, pick the juice IP bits, lather teen style drama (eg, noise), and...
As far as I know, Gab never violated AGPL, and I think a social media site backed by Trump will be a much bigger deal.
This seems to control whether to upgrade homebrew itself?
After the video call seems fine to me.
I don’t think this is meant to be taken literally.

The point is to use your working time productively. Figure out the most important thing you can be working on, time box it, then reassess.

That process has served me well for the last 10 years.
It's more googie/futurist than art deco
Toshiba was not merged in to HGST, and is still an independent manufacturer.
That’ll turn out like Kodak inventing the digital camera and shoving it in a drawer.
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I was actually confused with my life because I was always stressed up and being pressured at my work place.
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Brew unrelated but especially for PostgreSQL on a mac I can highly recommend https://postgresapp.com
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One should bear in mind that it seems MacPorts takes a much more puritan approach to packaging than Homebrew, as this 18 month old ticket asking for awscli v2 (and its comment thread) shows: https://trac.macports.org/ticket/60452

I didn't dig into the process for a user to add their own ports, or share new ports with a team, in order to more fully compare the two packagers, but that ticket stood out to me