skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Two issues with that

- Does it actually lead to higher sales? If not, nobody is going to care about our wish for more companies to do this.

- It doesn’t work for many products. How do you just drop someone into a cloud storage product? You could give them some temporary space where they can drop some files if they want, but what do you do if they abandon them? Delete them after some time? Might confuse some customers who didn’t realize they had to actually register an account. Maybe a huge banner with a countdown would work… you start to have to solve a whole lot of problems to make it work
India has many problems, and the current government isn't great.
But it isn't authoritarian.
Something tells me Zionists on HN are gonna come out in full force against this ...
The process's starting inputs are sunlight and dissolved carbon dioxide that phytoplankton convert to biomass.

But a limiting factor is the trace minerals they need to do so - iron is key to photosynthesis. In fact, people have proposed deliberately seeding the ocean with iron to stimulate phytoplankton blooms to fix carbon dioxide... not sure I agree with that, given the risks of harmful algal blooms.

The krill eat the plankton, the whales eat the krill, the whale poop contains iron that the phytoplankton need, it's the great circle of life.
I assume they mean Arabs and others
Which extension do you mean?
I don't believe refusing to work due to a company's politics, is viable protected status. Nor is protesting the company you work for. Or, even in most cases showing the company in a bad light.

The current trend will change, 100%. Hands down, there's feast and famine, regardless of the job. On top of that, there are raises, promotions, and opportunities.

I guarantee you, those getting the best raises, opportunities, those kept on in times of famine, won't be those making Corp X look bad. And they won't be those making life difficult.

And when things are public, a quick bit of research into a potential employee will show they're "troublesome". It doesn't even matter if the politics are align, because, one day that employee might disagree with the corp, and then they are likely to be a problem.

So slate up future career options as reduced, too.

Note, I'm not saying that one shouldn't take ideological stances, just that people are living in a fantasy land, if they think it won't effect them.
I've always wondered how META employees justify their work, funnily enough they never seem to answer when asked, they just downvote to hide the question and move on.
To defend against being labeled anti-semitic one reveals one is of semitic nationality.
Rather than switching hardware, you can also switch out the software to more efficient one. esbuild would make your builds go sub-ms even without needing a M1 CPU, also worth a try if you cannot switch to the newest hardware, so I guess this comment is for poor people.
I believe DJI app supposedly query central server for regulatory conformance every time the purchaser requests a flight. Centralized from ground up.
Nuclear weapons are the only thing preventing WW3, WW4 and so on. We're living in an extremely peaceful world, thanks to nuclear weapons.
Israel is a wonderful country. Scientifically advanced, progressively minded, a bastion of secularism, LGBT rights, and western ideals. The world is, sadly, obsessed with them. I'd love a real explanation why they get so much undue attention given how they behave towards their enemies.

Israel drops leaflets before bombing so civilians can clear out.

When Hamas stores weapons in schools and Hospitals, Israel exercises extreme caution to minimize casualties.

Israel is the only country in the world with the self restraint to not destroy a neighbor that constantly fires rockets at them.

Next time you criticize Israel, think about how it would feel to have rockets raining down on your children, your loved ones, co workers, friends for no reason other than the fact that you exist.
Here’s a Nature paper on it:

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-021-03991-5
Apparently not because according to these people if you are vaccinated although you are safe, you are still at risk, so you should still live your life in fear.
What is the scope of the contracts that you mention?

I believe that the problem is cooperation with Israeli military, not with the Israel itself. There was a backlash against Maven, a similar contract with the US government.
Except the ones that live in Gaza and the West Bank, right?

And just because they have some representation in government, doesn't mean they don't get treated as second-class citizens.
Tail Blazer – Fast, intuitive, functionally rich windows tail utility
This is GUI alternative to Get-Content -wait Powershell command. And may come in handy for instant filtering/highlighting.
Exactly.

Why didn't they stepped unknowingly into car's lane - but did so into bike's lane?

It's all in the design.
Jewish people, or anyone in fact, can't just pitch up, enclose some land and build a settlement, and then claim citizenship over it in other countries in the region, no.
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Are all people holding opposing view point shills?
Arab isn't a nationality (neither is Jewish), and if you read further they explained they mean "Jewish background".
Ja true was looking at them, but I do like more storage and ram space. To be honest the "best value" is prob on apple refurb store ! Very well priced there.
Exactly.

Being new to the place, we tend to notice things that other people already took for granted.
And so are the Eclipse License, The Mozilla Public License and probably a few others.

Of course those licenses are generally understood to be open source licenses under the careful definitions and criteria that the free software foundation uses for this. The Elastic license isn't open enough to meet those criteria.
Your drawing is saved when you leave the page. Dialog boxes are for destructive actions. There is no demo mode - what you're using is the full product.
>Rust's growing connection to the deep embedded world rules out the memory models of dynamic languages such as Java and Javascript.

Since when is Java a dynamic language?
> but it’s not a justification for different treatment of cash and stock comp for employees.

It is, because the firm will give stock comp -- which is a share of future profits, in proportion to the capital provided by employees -- if it doesn't the shareholders can police that as it will be seen via lower long term P/E ratios. Therefore you really only need the P/E ratios to guide you, you don't need anything else. There is simply no need for GAAP to insist that employee comp is always a current expense and is never a capital investment. That's the issue.

> It’s more like an argument that R&D investment should be capitalized - and it sometimes is

Tech firms can't expense worker comp as capital investment under GAAP. But worker comp accounts for most R&D. Thus tech can't really expense R&D under GAAP properly. That's the problem. That's why these software firms have to show huge GAAP losses when really they are making investments and show non-GAAP profits. It would be the same thing as if capital equipment purchase cost had to be on the income statement and could not be depreciated -- you'd also see huge losses in the first few years followed by absurd earnings. This is exactly the situation tech firms are in, and it explains why both investors and firms focus on non-GAAP earnings in this sector.

What we need is the concept of capital expenditures funded by employee compensation, because the reality of how modern firms work. That's all that's going on here when software firms give stock options to key employees that develop the applications they sell. Instead, GAAP is biased towards the purchase of things like computers and equipment, which is actually a much less useful measure of the true capital that a tech firm has.
It’s agent based - while currently we store the results of a search query (to present them to you), with our tool an agent will go and browse the web for you, looking up what you want.

The project is focused on repetitive tasks on the internet. It’s not intended to replace one off searches but rather to build datasets/tables/graphs on your query.

One off search: best pizza in Berlin

Our usecase: show me the best rated salami pizzas sorted by price in Berlin

Whereas you’d visit each website with a one off search and go through their menu (and TripAdvisor ratings) we’d serve you a table/graph/written summary…
The $200 to $300 GPU market! That market segment has been disappointing since 2018 or so, the last truly good card in that segment was the RX 480.
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This is the first comment with an explanation that makes actual sense.

Thank you.
Huh, I made a comment about this issue just the other day (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28988835) and had 5 commentators telling me that it has now been fixed, almost made me order a M1. But now you're saying it actually still runs as hot as before?
> They made it to sell more expensive BT headphones

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.

> why would they want to make a physical switch?

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

Apple Touch Bars were once inevitable, but are now gone. Touch ID, functional keyboards and Mag Safe have returned. Framework is shipping a well-received laptop with modular ports. GPD Pocket 3 has an HDMI input port which would be welcome on an iPad Pro. Former leaders of the Apple Silicon team are now at Qualcomm-ex-Nuvia and will influence future PC OEM Arm laptop designs. Never say never.
If you genuinely want to understand criticism of Israel, the Wikipedia article for Israel is a good starting place. I am not being flip or sarcastic – you are repeating a lot of nationalist propaganda and may benefit from a different perspective.
I was looking for an objective measure. Obviously Israel is not perfect, but is there any metric on which a country in the middle east beats Israel? Like surely there's some microstate that at least has a functioning democracy, gay rights, religious freedom, etc? Perhaps Iraq post-invasion?
I bought a drone for a trip to the Azores, and it's a pain to get correct information in English. Despite what multiple blogs claimed, in Portugal you need to submit a signed letter ( either electronically with a compatible electronic certificate or via post) to be allowed to ask for permission for flying in specific areas, which you have to define ( like coordinates, height, etc.). Some areas are completely off limits ( military bases, airports, cities, etc.). If the area includes the seaside, you need an extra authorisation from the coast guard/marine something. That's on top of registering in a site as a drone operator ( the authorisations are asked on another site, and the first one says that "soon" you should be able to ask for authorisation there as well). Fines were severe IIRC.

So, in my brief experience, it's a complicated thing.
But unlike every other nation on Earth, they took over land belonging to others!

In case people don't notice, that's extreme sarcasm.

Every nation on Earth has taken over others, just look at the native peoples of every country in North and South America, of Nordic Countries, Australia.

Look at how Europe's borders were re-written 1000 times. Africa. The Middle East.

If the beef is (and it seems to be for some) that they "took land", get over it. Because where you live "took land" too.
Yeah, that'd be really nice. I've been enjoying tear free Wayland too much to go back :)
"I noticed cyclists will often use the sidewalks to pass slower bikes"

Yup, THIS. Right. there.
The solution is use a browser that isn't hostile.
Those are now different countries. Most countries require you to be a citizen to be elected to its government.
You know I've never once had to drop leaflets before bombing anyone..
I love that the contract has a clause preventing them from withdrawing in case of boycotts. Not that it was necessary to have it, that's really awful, but that they found a way to deal with those modern overbearing employees. If it works out, of course.

I feel that is the real HN worthy content of the article - a hack for contracts to deal with modern activism.
Uh oh, I sense a sequel Tannenbaum v Linus debate developing ...
I like how it breaks the dichotomy between high tech and low tech. An interesting middle ground overall, almost a new (to me) angle on its own to consider tech.

A few comments on the examples:

* the Jawbone Up is well designed but it still falls under the "quantified self" tech, which as a category, relies solely on user attention, notwithstanding the data privacy concerns of sending sleep data to a 3rd party.

* Roomba. Roomba not only is calm tech (as per their definition), it _feels_ alive. The designers added the subtle touch of not getting it to clean in straight lines, it looks like it wanders and searches more dust to actually accomplish its duty. The motion patterns of the Roomba are a great design achievement, and I'd very much like to know how much thought has been put into them.
But so many products that are well suited to immediate usage are hidden behind layers of explanation and marketing and signup and other irrelevant barriers.
Thank you for sharing this. This reminded of an amazing exhibit I saw in Tokyo, at the National Museum of Nature and Science. I don't have much to add, I just wanted to thank you, it was a very enjoyable read.
I miss the 90's Silicon Valley. Laser focused on innovation and mostly liberatarian. I would kill to go back and rewind time.

Currently, this place feels totalitarian on a cultural level. Can't express diverging views. Can't think from the fundamentals and seek truth. Can't criticize the person next to you. The game everyone seems to be playing is who is more woke than the person next to them. This whole thing escalates with no checks and balances. A total relentless wokefest. I am fine with talking about social issues but it is impossible with these people. Activism, it's not as President Obama said just this year.

This is on the front page of NYT right now. That's how bad it has gotten: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/11/04/us/california-math-curric...

I will be voting for anything but the current situation.
Undercook chicken? Right to jail.
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Really liked the overall theme and code snippets format
Umm what
But but it's all 100% organic !!
You can write Markdown in VSCodium and render it as a mindmap with Markmap.

VSCodium is an open-source distribution of Visual Studio Code: https://vscodium.com/

You would have to install the Markmap extension for it to work:
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=gera2ld....
Yeah, but then there's the impact of too many deer on the forests that they browse (assuming it's a species that's a browser rather than a grazer) - when there's overpopulation, they'll eat everything they can as they grow desperate through hunger.

A forest with all the seedlings eaten out struggles to recover from the death of mature trees, which is normally an opportunity for an explosion of growth - the decaying trunk restores nutrients to the soil, the sunlight streaming through gives the seedlings an opportunity to grow as fast as they can.

So continual overpopulation ultimately leads to the head of deer a given area of forest can support dropping significantly. Predation, whether by wolves or humans, can reduce the deer population to the extent that allows the forest to recover, which in turns leads to the forest being able to sustain larger populations of deer.
That is all true, of all the countries in the ME Israel is probably one of the few that I would live in.

However, most of the criticism, at least the one that isn't "kill the Jews" type, comes from Israel's occupation of the West Bank and the apartheid-like conditions that are there. There you can't talk about Hamas and the rockets killing children because there are none as Israel is in full control of the area.
Definitely not me.
Can you give some more specifics?
I've turned on the device in my apartment for at least 30 minutes. I still see the same mac addresses popping in and out.
Core Services Teams Are Still a Bad Idea
I lived there for a bit. During that time, I volunteered at a refugee camp for Palestinians. My sentiment was shared by a good number of them. The unified thread there is a hate for Hamas.

I know you didn't know that, but with that in mind, I do not think the wikipedia article will change my mind much.
You're missing the phytoplankton bit - they need iron for photosynthesis, krill eat phytoplankton, whales eat krill, whales poop bioavailable iron.
Java is actually pretty dynamic under the hood. You can create classes on the fly, write byte code, reflect, cast at runtime… in comparison all Rust abstractions are static, hence compiled away.
You could, for instance, use Podman and Quay.io for your purposes and you would never need to touch anything Docker.
This is basically a "stack-trace" of the matrix-program we call the world/universe/home :P
I assumed you're serious at first. Poe's law strikes again
Everybody can of course say what they want and thus have a voice. The question is who listens to them. Media loves such stories, and management will think about how to react. The activists won't automatically get what they want.

Even if they cave in now, I think companies will soon get tired of that kind of thing, and move towards a "never negotiate with terrorists" type of approach.
> Dropping a lit match in a dry forest is a bad idea

I'm sure you studied this metaphors a lot over the years, but that wasn't a match in a dry forest, it was the image of a match in a dry forest with the label "this is not how you should do it"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Treachery_of_Images
Interesting to think we could start seeing the resurgence of curated web directories, like Yahoo! circa 1997.
Exactly, this is so well documented, if anyone's still scared of a Malthusian disaster, focus on overcoming cultural biases against educating girls.
I'd like to point out that the current generation of both the palestinians and the jews did not take or give land. The people who did are pretty much gone. At this point, there's not much to be done - both sides were both there.

A more interesting discussion, I think, is why does Hamas consistently reject the Israeli peace offering and two state solution?
Why the Job Search Sucks (2018)
> Now consider that this laptop outperforms most desktop workstations that cost $4k+…and does it on 16h of battery life.

> If you’re in the market for a high-performance computer, you’d have to be dense to not buy one of these (or building x86 firmware)

I'd love to see which $4000+ desktop gets beaten by any M1 processor. $4000 is A LOT for a desktop computer. I paid (in total, with upgrades over the years) around ~$1600 and easily beats anything provided by Apple.
I spend a lot of time in crufty old C++, and I love how clean Python syntax looks. But then I wonder if it's trying to be too clean, with all those pesky explicit types scrubbed away. Which is odd, because the first time I read "explicit is better than implicit" was in "The Zen of Python", and I always very much agreed.
Not sure it helps, but I submitted https://github.com/excalidraw/excalidraw/issues/4206

Feel free to jump in on it
If you think that is what happened, I have some books to recommend to you.
> progressively minded, a bastion of secularism, LGBT rights, and western ideals.

Which other ethno-nationalist states do you laud this way?

It is unrealistic and unacceptable to expect the State of Israel to voluntarily subvert its own sovereign existence and nationalist identity and become a vulnerable minority within what was once its own territory. - https://web.archive.org/web/20210519103412/https://www.adl.o...

Eritrean migrants resettled from Israel to Sweden [..] The resettlement - which Israeli NGOs said included 54 Eritrean women – was part of the “ongoing process of willful deportation to Sweden,” - https://www.jpost.com/National-News/Eritrean-migrants-resett...
That's one of the funny things about accounting…

In some countries development costs can be captalised, and the depreciated over future years (when that software is earning revenue)

Sort of ignores the fact that software is always a depreciating asset from the time you first start writing it
I know it's a joke, but the complete lack of references to the Orthodox church is disappointing.
....and that's why I wrote "Birmingham canals"

Have you tried it? They're truly a wonderful place for cyclists.

(well at least back in 2001, no idea how is it now)
What's the alternative, give up on border control? How fair is it that people from India wait 20 years for a green card for following the rules while others just walk across illegally?

I don't understand the seeming position by some on the left that there's no need for border security.