skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Billionaire pays $1.8M in prize money for winning essays on life after death
Somewhat off-topic but because it's mentioned on the site: I would love to have something like the Jawbone Up today.

Just a bracelet which silently tracks my health. No smart watch, nothing with another display and whatnot. Is there anything out there like the Jawbone?
> I'd like to point out that the current generation of both the palestinians and the jews did not take or give land.

This is simply not correct. Israel's borders have continued to expand in the 21st century.
But...the Israelis have deep roots in the Levant, as evidenced by a certain book of note.

The 'colonial' argument rings hollow.
Or they cook at home and bring food to the office.
California tries to close the gap in math, but sets off a backlash
It's not that outrageous, it's not centuries, but yes, it's racist.
A "white only" performance would have triggered outrage and comparisions with those "centuries" (whatever that means) of racism
And yet, if another country invaded your country and tried to take your land, you’d think it an injustice, no? Or would you be telling yourself that it’s no big deal, after all, our ancestors took this land from some forgotten people as well?
Now that is a courageous piece enumerating some of the pathologies developed in institutions of education (hence, broadly in western culture). The now openly applauded values of hate (racism, sexism) and double standards that are the hallmark of our time (and have been for some time in making) have to be exposed for what they are. DEI harms the most, as usual with falsehood ideologies, those it professes to help. This article is a very small step in the right direction.

Lets just consider the message of the ideology of sex, race, gender, and etc by which we are to judge an individual. How wicked a philosophy that promotes the external characteristics, those that one does not chose or influence, to the highest of standards.

What Im missing in many of such articles thought is the logical fallacy exposure: that is, one cannot discriminate against an individual based on such values, and exactly by the same token, one cannot discriminate for in individual based using these, especially when it concerns government or social institutions (we know where that goes, been there done that, humanity). Despite this, the exact opposite standard is held today. The only value by which to hold an individual to a standard that can erase the disgusting institutionalized racism, sexism, and other -isms is, competence.

As the physicist extraordinaire, S. Weinberg, wrote: “I will seek the best candidates, without regard to race or sex.”

Also I would add that the comments under that article are also a delight of a dialogue of various opinions.
That... is not how CPUs work, despite Apple's promises. As mentioned, there is a need of an interconnect between those sockets. Power usage aside, it is absolute hell to get it to efficiently and quickly send data between cores. Adding a socket interconnect will destroy the performance of any task that needs to send data between those cores.

So, what you're left with, is a 64 core M1. Which is still going to be less efficient than a Threadripper, an EPYC or even a Xeon (and that's quite sad) at multithreaded tasks, and, knowing Apple, about twice as expensive.
with PHP autoloading you can still detect issues at compile/build time
The problem is that such security is unstable due to unstable funding and the single target. You never know when it stops being secure (without a warning) or even available.

I am mostly talking about a use case, where you try to switch all your friends and relatives to a new IM system. If you have to ask them to switch again in a couple of years, you will loose their trust quickly.
As someone without dyslexia, I find that really difficult to read! I'm all for accessibility, but I personally wouldn't want this to be the default - would be great if users with dyslexia had the option to set it as their default though.
It does sound interesting (I also suffer from light sensitivity and glares, in winter it’s especially bad) and I will give us n=2, what‘s your dosage of TT?

You just take it a week and feel better? I can try that much.

But oral hyaluronic acid should truly be a, no, the first line treatment for dry eye and many eye doctors don‘t even knowing about it is another medical tragedy.
Check out Tracy[1]. If you run it as root, it provides a lot of "extra" information, such as when your threads get moved between CPUs. Actually, I saw this post and thought "why should I bother when I already have Tracy?" If anyone has an answer to that, I'm curious to know (:

Tracy is still a frame-based profiler, though.

If you want general system-wide profiling more focused on throughput rather than latency, then I've had a good experience generating flame graphs[2] using plain Linux perf.

[1] https://github.com/wolfpld/tracy

[2] https://www.brendangregg.com/FlameGraphs/cpuflamegraphs.html
Excalidraw is the only PWA I use. Shipping a cross-platform native app would be a massive pain.
By its nature software designers have to make some decisions on what should be easy, what should be possible and what you'd be better off using some other app for.

If you're on something as radical as not using source code to describe a program (what are you using then? A DB of some sort?), I don't think either emacs or vscode can be your tool of choice.

We know there's no free lunch, if an extensible development environment was flexible enough to make this sort of thing easier, something else had to be made harder.
Equating Protestantism with the freedom of religion or freedom of thought is a bit of a stretch, don't you think? Considering that protestants were generally just as keen on burning catholics, other protestants or generally people they didn’t like (much more so than the catholics in the case of witches) as the catholics.

Of course the degree of extremism varied amongst different denominations (however the more liberal and pacifist groups were never in power in anywhere and were often oppressed and persecuted). For instance the closest modern equivalent of calvinism (as practiced by John Calvin himself in Geneva) would surely be Wahhabism (or the Taliban)?

Religious freedom was a fringe idea in the UK until the late 18th/early 19th centuries.
This might be a bit of #1 and bit of something else, is involving compiled languages. I see teams who normally develop in Java, will then attempt to port that entire codebase into a Lambda function and hit massive cold start times. Their solution, instead of splitting up the codebase (we need the reusability... but it's too much work to turn these parts into libraries...) is to start playing with provisioned concurrency. I think there's a mindshift required with Lambdas, which isn't immediately obvious. Anyone else encounter this and choose the easy way out - recommending they use Node/Python instead?
A project called Handshake[0] may be of interest to you. Namebase[1] is a popular on-ramp but you could also obtain your own TLDs via a desktop wallet[2]. There’s even a lightweight resolver[3] to access Handshake domains.

The project is slowly gaining traction, what with Namecheap and Porkbun getting in on it too.

- [0]: https://handshake.org

- [1]: https://namebase.io

- [2]: https://bobwallet.io

- [3]: https://impervious.com/fingertip
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Or maybe not everything was bad about "colonial regimes of old".

At this point in history, it seems likely every human being is descendant of people who at some time conquered other people.
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Don't know about you but I absolutely love these pages and trying to find an easy way to make our product's landing page like this. Not like it? Sure, there's always the specs link at the top which basically links to a traditional page listing specs.
Pretty patronizing comment. With Tailwind you get rid of the CSS file altogether. You're talking about something different.
Out of curiosity, what kinds of boards?
> Just. Fucking. Let. People. Instantly. Use. Your. Full. Product.

I love that - and that's how I aim to build things now.

Excalidraw has few calls to external domains as well - just Google Analytics and Sentry.io. That's still two that can be reduced, but it's much better than most modern clustertrucks.
Caution, CVS-2021-22205 has later been found to be exploitable without authentication. No need to be "able to upload an image," unfortunately. Also no need to take the detour through a mirrored repo as sibling suggests; so long as the GitLab instance is accessible from the internet.
> If you control people's immune systems, you win.

I appreciate “them” winning against polio, pertussis, measles, chickenpox, shingles, etc.
I don't use a smartphone in exception of receiving SMS for auth for banks and stuff.

My smartphone is always off, almost no one can join me on it and almost no one can call me unless I specifically tell them I will be reachable at a certain time.

The benefits:

- No stress of having to respond to a call in the middle of nowhere, or to have to compromise my time for non urgent conversation.

- No wasting mental energy in having to wait for a response or a call from someone.

- No stupid apps to siphon my time

- Bed time and outdoor time is not hijacked

- Way less exposure to EMFs

- More time thinking, meditating, better mental health overall

- More present in life and for people around

- More peaceful life

Cons:

- You are difficult to reach, and people will have hard time reaching you when on need

- Your social life may suffer as people consider to be reachable something essential

- Modern life is more and more centered around smartphones and this can make interaction with society unoptimized if you don't use it
Bringing VS Code to the Browser
I think OOP (especially inheritance) will die and people will generally move toward a more compositional and functional style, but not strictly 100% pure function where possible.
How many are spending their rent money or food money on this? Probably not that many. I really won't be too sad of idiots lifesavings or pensions. They want to gamble, let them gamble. It is not that different from stock market currently...
Do you have a source? I only recall the Le Monde [0] article. And was the nature of the breach? You have something uploading to Shanghai for 5 years - and nobody noticed?

[0] https://www.lemonde.fr/afrique/article/2018/01/26/a-addis-ab...
Apple selling you mid-range-3-year-old-intel CPUs (that are known to thermal throttle quite badly) at 50% markup, then robbing you slightly less hard on a product is not jaw dropping, it's merely you falling for their marketing three times in a row.
take care not to get sucked into a cult!
You get them even when you’re perma-logged-in to a corporate account. (Ok, they’re “try our new feature” not “upgrade”, but they’re still an obstruction to “getting stuff done”).

My eyesight’s not great. I typically use my computer at about 1.7x with pan&scan following my cursor. It’s not ideal but I can see (and am a career front-end dev with global brands on my CV). ANY kind of attention grabbing device is 1.7x more distracting to me than someone who can use their machine w/out zoom. I rely far more on my memory of where content and controls apprar than a fully sighted person, so having to find a new control (close) for a popup I didn’t ask for is a significant workflow impediment.
No, it is a Pokémon reference to the very similarly named Excadrill.
Here's one example that came to mind: https://1.1.1.1/
And don't forget energy prices. Several fertilizer plants have temporarily close because with current energy prizes it's not good business.

Energy is an input to everything, and directly to food through fertilizers and oil prizes (for agricultural machines and transport).

Some people has been predicting inflation because "printing money" for more of 50 years. I predict that if current inflation disappear, nothing will be learn.
Afaik lots on non Jewish people live in Israel, including Palestinians. No Jews live in Palestine. So in what sense is Israel the "ethno-nationalist" state?

Your article about theEritreans moving to Sweden states "the Israeli government was not part of the initiative".
I had a look through this and I didn't get the main idea. I understood that it you take a grammatical sentence in Swiss German and swap the accusative and dative cases around for one or more nouns, you get an ungrammatical sentence. I don't speak a language with cased nouns so maybe I'm missing something, but I didn't find this surprising. Wouldn't this be true also in German for example?

Then this feature of Swiss German seems to be related to the 'context-freeness' of the language. I couldn't understand what this property was from the article, or from the (very technical) Wikipedia page [1]. Can someone give a less technical explanation of context-freeness?

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Context-free_grammar
That is like saying that the Greeks would be justified in invading Turkey and annexing Istanbul and all of Eastern Anatolia because they had an ancient presence there and that their domination over the subjugated Turks wouldn’t constitute colonialism.

Attempts at ethnic revanchism based on where humans once lived thousands of years ago is weird, creepy shit. It’s creepy when Hitler did it, and it’s creepy when you do it.
I also publish a list of (subjectively) interesting articles, most of which come from the HN newsletter:

https://francoisbest.com/reading-list
Ask HN: Do you use Model-Driven Engineering in your jobs?
If so, what kind of tools do you use? and for what purpose?
Have you considered consulting?

I don't know what your gig is, but I've spent the past 20+ years consulting because I can't see myself ever working f/t in one spot for very long either. Of course you have to determine what your expertise is, and be willing to reliably stick within it.

Consulting has its hardships, and sometimes there's a windfall. One thing is for certain - my gigs have a very short duration and I'm all the happier for it. Some are only a few days long. Others are weeks or a few months. The billing makes it worthwhile. I draw the line after a certain point unless I hadn't had a gig in a while (and I nearly always wish I didn't take the longer gigs I've been on). I have repeat customers, but there's always a gap and other gigs between them so it feels fresh again each time, and I'm genuinely happy to see them by that point. I think they all eventually know I'm glad for the break, and they get better work from me that way. Everything has a list of deliverables, and after that I'm out the door. There is nothing that will make me go beyond the agreed deliverables except another contract. No "extensions." It makes things so much more easy.

It also means I never have to return to the ones I didn't enjoy. I never do.

I'm one of those candidates that doesn't reply when told "this could become a permanent position!" unless they leave out the expectation of it becoming permanent. I'm perfectly willing to help them gear someone up for the position if they wanted more permanence!

That's consulting in a nutshell. You might like it.
> A naïve take would be that the person is arrogant and doesn't listen since he trusts himself too much, but in this case the problem is that the person is too humble and listened too much to his leader instead of thinking for himself in this argument.

A naive take would be to give all authority sources the same amount of weight.

No one is capable of knowing everything and making proper judgments. Everyday people have to rely on others’ judgments. You can look for signs that something is off, but for the most part, you will have to trust others. In a well functioning society, most of the time, this will work out in your favor.
I was totally aware that you’ll be asking this question and it was intentionally not said, sorry :)

EDIT:

it’s due to the workings of the agent that we do not need to index the internet to use it
We now know the big bang theory is (probably) not how the universe began
How is it a settler colonial project when even the name 'Jew' is derived from Judea - which is a kingdom that existed where Israel exists today.

The US, Canada, Australia, NZ can be considered settler's colonies much more than Israel since the europeans who settled there had anything whatsover with those places.
Israel has the better military. That doesn't automatically make them evil. Their enemies (Hamas) have sworn to eliminate them.

What would you do if you were Israel?
I am sad you are not open to being swayed, what is the value of coming to a discussion with no intent to change your own mind? How can you visit to offer opinions, with the intent to change others minds, but not be open to having your own changed? Perhaps this topic is near and dear to you, so it is difficult. I do recommend re-evaluating how you think about common discussion spaces like these, and the nature of disagreements in general.

Perhaps, as a start, let's find some common ground: I firmly believe that both Israelis and Palestinians deserve peace, prosperity, and full rights.
souce = basic logic and generally known facts
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HSAs are wildly overrated. Yes, it’s triple tax advantaged and it rolls over, but with a yearly limit of less than $4K it’s not moving the needle for most people.
oura ring is somewhat similar https://ouraring.com/pre-order
Good, honestly. This NFT stuff is such garbage.
A feature of importing is namespace management, if two dependencies provide SomeClass.
Remote(.com)

I've only been here for ~6 months but it's been one of the most incredible places to work at for me.

Everyone is kind (kindness is a core value), proactive and helpful. People take real time off in which they are unreachable (even the CEO & CTO), taking more time off is highly and really encouraged.

I get a lot of Ownership (another value) over what I do and how I do it - I do a lot of stuff that's not connected to my team at all, I criticise the way we do things and well... it's highly appreciated and my opinion is valued and we actually change things.

I just had my first performance review with my manager and what he put as the highlight of my last 6 months is a post I made about how people should not work over hours and take vacation.

This culture has utterly fascinated me. I've been at places where they said they had these values but really didn't, so far either remote is tremendous at faking me out or it's really that great. Which to be honest I'm still sometimes skeptical about as it can't be that good ;)

Oh. And yeah on the side I work fully remotely still have a great connection to my colleagues and we work on something important that helps workers and companies that I actually care about.
Please be more specific. A disparity in casualties is to be expected in this kind of conflict. It also says nothing about who started what, who wants to erase whom etc.

Regarding Finkelstein (who has been endorsed by David Duke and others): Bronzik, Benz, Seligmann and many more have shown many flaws in his book.

It's easy to throw some articles around and put appeals to authority ("Finkelstein is also a solid introduction") in a comment. No conflict it as clear as people on any side make it sound.
Swiss German is the only language I know to have diminutive verbs.

"Mer gönd go pöschtele."

It's quite the quirky language.

Are there other language with diminutive verbs?
"Historically"
3): The dollar's status as the world's reserve currency should not be taken for granted. China holds 15% of US treasuries by itself. Saying that 'there is a huge structural demand for dollars' is like saying that 'the housing market is rock solid'. It is until it isn't.

Also I am not sure whether the decision to hyper-inflate is in Fed's hands. If inflation continues to rise faster than anticipated (contrary to what Powell said on Wednesday) then the Fed is caught between a rock and a hard place as the only feasible course of action will be to hike rates substantially and inevitably trigger a market correction. I leave you with this little chart I like: https://i.imgur.com/dIJXesa.png
Expect anything bought from a scalper to be stolen. I thought that was "you're buying from a scalper 101" (or possibly "lol").

People buying from scalpers is why scalpers can continue to exist. There's pretty much no way of stopping that, outside of making scalping illegal, then strictly enforce that. But, then, that pretty much kills the first-sale doctrine and I am not sure that is a good trade-off.
Its name yes, just not where it is or how to get there. DNS on a smaller scale.
Jews didn't invade Israel, that's the only difference.
Israel accepted the 1947 partition of the land, while the arabs rejected it.

That led to a war, in which the arabs lost. They went all in and lost.
One can only imagine what would have happened to the jews in Israel if they would have won.
Of course, we are Google. /s

Have you tried writing your own interpreter?
What’s your sector? Have you thought about contracting or consulting? Here in Europe many of these gigs tend to also work part-time. And with that type of arrangement you can also pick individual projects instead of companies that‘d put you in boring and purposeless projects anyways.
There is historic tie between USSR, IRA, and Palestine not sure what is the surprise. I highly doubt Ireland wields enough influence on the world stage to influence events one way or the other.
Some of the options here assume that one can dictate what will happen in the future in a top-down manner.

"Pulling a Japan" and "Hyperinflating" are not choices that bureaucrats can dictate will or will not happen.
Oh wow thanks, looks like exactly what I'm after. I've been using perf+flame graphs when I didn't have access to VTune, but will try using Tracy instead.
I am Deaf. How would you proceed if you need to do eye surgery on a Deaf person. I think they need to be knocked out. First, they care about their eyes more than other people and second you can't communicate with them during the surgery.

My own experience. I had to do an examination of my nose and throat with a camera on a stick (don't know the exact terminology). The doctor wanted to tell me something and I couldn't react because I couldn't turn the head to lipread and finally I tried to tear out the stick out of my nose and I struggled with the doctor and got a heavy slap on my hand.
Thank you for the feedback. We have a lot to show, so I'll see what we can include ;)
My first non tech related startup. After a year of work we just launched last week.

It’s been surprising how much overlap there is between software product development and ‘real’ building. Also how different they are.

Anyway, I’ve never launched anything without announcing it here first. Would love to hear your impressions.

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
>There's some crazy-expensive wired headphones out there, which don't stop anyone from buying pricy BT headphones. If they want to maximize rent-seeking, create a new proprietary wired port.

Because they needed BT to work on the new phones. By that logic, the lightning connector are wired headphones you want that already exist.

>Charge a premium for a new tier of phone? Reclaim some credibility lost from the push for on-device content scanning?

Who decides its premium? If people cared, they'd make a bigger deal about the control center not disabling the radios, nobody they are selling to cares. Where is the evidence it will be a selling point or give any credibility against on device scanning? I have never heard anyone who wants a new iPhone care about that, and they have never retracted their iPhone changes. The average person buying an iPhone will care more about the camera megapixels than any of these features.
>Which other ethno-nationalist states do you laud this way?

Denmark and Australia?

Denmark is sending Syrian and Afghan migrants to Rwanda in Africa.

Australia is sending their South Asian and Middle Eastern
migrants to remote pacific islands.