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Yes, its geared towards part-spreadsheet part-database space. We're similar to Airtable mostly.

You can do calculations by creating a column with formula field.
Looks like squishy box2d physics.
It's the other way around. Our eyes evolved to be sensitive to (some of) the wavelengths to which air and water are transparent.

There's nothing innately special about visible light. Just about every substance is transparent to some wavelength or other.
Bad for whom?

It allowed Apple to continue to pay its retail employees when the stores were closed for the pandemic. Seems like the opposite of "bad."
The narrative earlier in the pandemic was that the reduction in driving was brutal for mechanics as it meant a reduction in need for auto maintenance and repair. Fewer of us are staying at home these days, but it looks like we're still not quite back to pre-pandemic levels of driving[0].

I'd imagine it's probably a bit of a mixed bag for mechanics, depending on what sort of vehicles they specialize in, where they're located, etc.

0: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M12MTVUSM227NFWA
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Has some catches like... around 30 secs to switch between users, doesn't seem to be instant. Maybe it's faster now.
See 'Can I post a job ad?' on https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html
Through Norton's suite I had filtered out YouTube app from being installed. It took ~10 minutes for my 5 yo to figure out use it via Safari :-| Since then it's been education over enforcement as OPs have mentioned.
I'm not "trapped indoors", I'm too lazy to cook every meal. You've made a pretty big leap between using a delivery app and using it all the time for everything. I do one meal a week, maybe two if I'm really lazy. I also buy my own groceries. Shocking, I know.

The amount of people that can afford to do that all the time will always be small enough not to make any difference in how a city operates.
Are you saying rich and powerful have grandpa checking bank accounts and just refuse to spend it? They are owning real estate, land, companies, resources - that's where their wealth it. In high inflation scenario current wealth gap will look like good old times...
Slight inflation is good, but high inflation will be troubling to a lot of regular people.
One thing that's interesting about the New Deal era is that the federal government did a bunch of things directly, instead of trying to incentivize private companies to do things through fiscal policy. A very FDR take on the current issue might be to create a new Department of Semiconductor Fabrication and start building federally owned fabs. I assume Intel would not be as excited about that plan. (I also don't expect it to happen.)
I think there is still a lot of elbow rubbing with DARPA funding. SBIR and STTR are the main avenues. You can often get one written such that you'd most likely win a contract, if you know the right people and have talked with them about the idea previously. So I hear anyhow
Concierge services have always existed.

You weren't willing to pay the unsubsidised price.
Sounds like a very expensive aquarium with no exit.
And DOTA was just a custom Warcraft 3 map.
Isn’t to detect different frequencies it’s a matter of varying the distance between the detectors? Space based detectors can be placed arbitrary close or far, moved at will. Ground based is fixed. Also I remember isolation from Earth’s vibration was a huge if not the biggest engineering challenge. There’s no such problem in space.
Because when you are an adult, your choices have real consequences. Kids have to learn that lesson.

All told, a 12 year old kid seeing porn they sought out is small potatoes compared to the consequences of some other decisions.
I can't help but think that this is just corporate bullshit.

Purely rationally speaking, I think whether or not a dislike amount is shown or not is not gonna be impactful for the things YouTube should optimize to become a better software product and company.

In order to battle fake news, misinformation and fostering a happy and global community, much more fundamental changes are appropriate. But those are inherently incompatible with the liquidity model Youtube/Google/Alphabet have chosen: Increasing shareholder value & profit.
Sounds like a great use-case for a browser extension. Too bad YouTube and the biggest browser are owned by the same company…
It's not about "will", it's about ability.

The fed funds rate is technically disconnected from, but highly correlated to, the TSY yield curve, particularly at the short end.

Our current sovereign debt-to-GDP ratio does not really permit a 10y TSY yield above about 4.5% without calling into question our ability to service the debt.

Powell is painted into a corner - he simply can't hike significantly. He faces the short term prospect of a market tantrum (which the Fed is very sensitive to), but more importantly a long term sovereign servicing crisis.

The good news is that the average maturity on the debt at 65 months means that the FRB can, if they choose, find the cajones to hike rates and then "retire for personal reasons" before the real pain hits, at which point it will be someone else's problem.
Or, for those videos with comments enabled, comment count to view count (called "getting ratio'd" on Twitter, which also doesn't have dislikes)
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IMO this article comes off a little strong. It's not all that uncommon for a topic to be difficult to write about for a variety of reasons besides dishonesty. I can think of several off hand:

- Lack of experience (you're blocked because you need to go do something first in order to be able to relate first-hand about it)

- Lack of knowledge (you're blocked because you don't yet fully understand your subject, or you have the head knowledge but haven't really assimilated it yet)

- Lack of coherence (you're blocked because you haven't yet been able to condense your feelings on the subject into words that make sense)

Is there a value in writing straight from the heart? Of course there is. But even in "lying", as the author puts it, there is value in exploring the positions of others through the writing process. This is a great way to validate what one DOES believe as well as to better understand those one might disagree with.
I feel they should do the same with the Like button. There is cognitive bias towards crowd approval/disapproval. But they aren't likely to implement that since it would cut revenue from the "we'll I'll watch this suggestion since 100K people liked it" group. Where removing the Dislike just works in their favor.
A tacoma is one of the few vehicles that don't depreciate. My 2017 Chevy colorado I just offloaded for 3k less than I paid essentially, that's crazy.
Okay, then you definitely couldn’t include anything more than the 5 nuclear-weapon states.
They haven't replaced anyone, they complement the list of Evils

Google, Amazon, Facebook, Microsoft, Apple

They all share a same trait, born from the same place, operates globally, there is a weird pattern over there
I mostly agree with you, with the caveat of brigading being a very real thing that lowers the information value. But then why show upvotes either because positive brigading is just as damaging to the information as downvote brigades.
Unravel the petrodollar and replace it with what? There are no better alternatives.
Please explain what you think a ponzi scheme is. Because losing money on something isn’t close to the definition
Sitting more linked to increased feelings of depression, anxiety
It’s worth it for the device migration functionality alone. If I switch/upgrade iOS devices, I can perform iCloud or device-to-device recovery, which is much more useful to me than simply restoring which apps I had installed and their data.
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This attitude is what caused Jony Ive's Apple in 2016. Thinner, lighter and less bezels is what made laptops worse. No thank you.

I'd rather have a thicker laptop with ports and longer battery life. I would rather have a higher quality camera than having a smaller bezel.
With the recent gubernatorial election in Virginia we've started to see some cracks forming in the progressive left monolith. If we ever do achieve a return to rational normalcy, let's just stop there and count our blessings. Let's not heap ridicule on those who were taken in by critical theory or seek some kind of vengeance.
Is this non-ironic?
Powell should have never been appointed.

The only reason he was is that Yellen was recommending a raising of interest rates in 2018 and the sitting president was worry about the optics of that going into reelection. In comes Powell, the man willing to kick that can down the road.

Raising interest rates was the right move in 2018. It's just that the economic benefits of doing such takes a few years to pay off.
No, according to the latest report, rides have been profitable[0] (@ +544M in the last quarter). Deliveries are still in the red, but only barely (@ -12M, up from -183M from previous quarter). "Losses" largely come from G&A/R&D.

[0] https://techcrunch.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Screen-Sho...
It would be interesting if house and car prices counted when reporting inflation figures.
Exactly same here, I just started using taxi's for longer trips they don't cost more and I have a price upfront. Most people I know use uber in the city for short trips (but I am from Europe)
Ha, that's $ome domain name.

Also comparing product to Yahoo Pipes in the original post, how many prospective customers are gonna know what that is other than a handful of us around here? haha
Odd that a certain political party got a large amount of downvotes on all their videos and YouTube removes the publics ability to see them soon after.
I think it's more a matter of a lot of HN users living in an echo chamber and not realizing that the extreme majority of the population is non-technical.

Good luck guiding grandma through setting up rsync.
If you really believe what you say, then find a way to short beachfront real estate and reinvest that humongous profit into fixing climate when shit hits the fan.
No doubt, both Kremlin and White House would be very happy about it.
I don't really care one way or another, but the OP provided 2 stipulations for statehood:

> If no one recognizes your claims, and then acts with impunity against you, you’re not a state.

Ukraine only fits one.
I would hesitate to consider the flag hail taxi market, at least in my (semi extensive) experience, to be at all we’ll functioning.

I couldn’t get a taxi in Chicago with a full beard. Period.
I recall some article from years ago mentioning it. I didn't coin it. One has to ask: where do all the startups 'end up'?
I found the key to getting a new car is being flexible with the make and model. I found a few males that had a nearly reasonable level of inventory. They still wouldn’t negotiate price but at least I got a vehicle.
Given the magnitude of the changes lately, I'm not surprised. I think these things will get sorted, though.
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As someone who grew up in an extremely religious (arguably "cult-ish") home. I can tell you that your approach to parenting leads to healthier children (at least mentally).

Hiding children from facts of life (sex, death, drugs, abuse, alcohol, etc) does not in fact help them, it helps you (the parent). It makes parents feel good, but leaves children scarred and unprepared for when they will inevitably face those facts later in life.

There are stages of life when children will (or should be) exposed to those things. The brain naturally regulates these things. If a child is exposed at the proper time, their brain regulates the amount of information they are capable of understanding. As they re-experience the same thing later in life, they will understand more and their progress towards understanding that concept is more gradual and healthy. By contrast, if you shelter a kid, they will still inevitably face reality later in life, but the experience will be more difficult because they have to face everything at once.

Parents should not be afraid to discuss or even introduce difficult concepts to children. The children will inevitably face these. It is better for them to face them in a controlled manner early in life so they can build healthier relationships with these hard ideas. It also gives parents better control over the introduction of these ideas. If you turn sex, alcohol, and drugs into a taboo in your house, you might think you are helping your children, but the reality is that you are actually setting them at higher risk to abuse these things later in life.

Back to the original comment. If your kids are going through all this effort to subvert your DNS and controls in order to see something on the internet. It would be better to allow the child to confront their curiosity in a controlled way. Their curiosity is clearly very strong if they are willing to go to this extreme to satisfy it. Letting the curiosity pent up, will ultimately have the reverse effect than you desire. It could lead to overindulgence of that curiosity, or potentially abuse of that curiosity later in life.
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Kinda of ironic that you can't downvote/dislike on this site here without enough upvotes yourself...
LOL, and of course a large chunk of the comments here are down-voted or flagged.

With the rise of wealth over the last couple decades, a lot of people have much more time to entertain themselves. News is (practically free) entertainment, and people drink it like sugar water.

Luckily, the large majority of them are "Armchair quarterbacks" just rooting for their team. Lots of noise, little action. It sure has made the internet a less-enjoyable place for those not into team sports.
Then let's make the old land the dike and build everything in the lagoon. Maybe we can mine the Pacific Trash Island for building material.
I personally think this should only apply in specific circumstances, such as smaller creators or creators likely to be targeted by harassment (e.g. women, racial minorities, openly LGBT, etc). However, I can also imagine a counterargument that hiding dislikes here would be considered some kind of indicator that a person is worth harassing for lols. I'm not sure exactly how to balance that.
And the sub-contractors are sometimes further broken down into Tier 2, Tier 3... depending on how far down the value-chain they are
I am very ambivalent about this decision. I have saved multiple hours just by watching ratio of like and dislikes. At least show us the ratio and better hide the like count too. (but we know they wont hide like count because they want to keep user engaged to earn more advertising $$$)

Just to appease few creator taking away the functionality just seem abysmal to me.
The trouble is, I think, that typefaces vary so much that some could appear to have a strike through when they don't.

Or take for example the number 0 which sometimes has a fairly horizontal slash through it. Do you program the screen reader to check if the struck letter is a 0, and if so, consider it not to be struck? But... What if it actually is, and that typeface doesn't have a slashed 0?

Do you only check perfectly horizontal strikes? How thick? At which height in the type? How much overhead is it to parse all of this? etc.

This also requires rendering the document and inspecting the image with object detection, I would think? Someone correct me if I'm wrong, I'm only trying to imagine potential problems.
I think OP's advice is good, that's what I would do, but I think for this particular vehicle it's not a good idea to replace the engine with a used one from a junkyard, because they have a lot of engine problems and the replacement engine wouldn't last long either. A friend of mine found out the hard way. Other vehicles though, I think it would be worth it replacing the engine with a used one in good condition.
Because most people weren’t willing to pay more for the delivery than their meal, so nobody bothered.
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Well, this is highly subjective. I'm paid to do python and node js from time to time and python really rocks for me. Not a small reason why I like python more is for the much better tracebacks. When looked in a console, it is much more pleasant to have the erroring line at the bottom which spares me copying the entire console in npp in trying to find the top of it.

That said, I know many blind devs who do java, c#, swift, c++ and so on. I had bad experiences with ide-s when I was starting to study software development on those languages and it've stayed with me, but it is not universal.

If I had the choice, I would not drop python, but I might add some of the functional languages or rust for the new ways of thinking they might teach me. So far, I've looked at them, but I haven't done nothing serious there.
You won't regret it. One tip: If after a year or so a button starts to double-trigger, just hit it hard a couple of times, that fixes it. That was the only problem I had with this mouse.

Scrolling is excellent, works on any surface, can be paired to three devices (also via Bluetooth), the battery lasts really long on one charge and it's relatively small.

You'll find uses for the thumb buttons, like CTRL + Shift + T to reopen the last closed tab in the browser.
This is at least the third time it’s been submitted in about as many hours.
Does this mean it's plausible to detect sign language instead of handwriting? I'd expect the WPM to be much higher there.
Nancy Pelosi slammed as hypocrite for attending Ivy Getty’s wedding maskless
So did SF Mayor London Breed and CA Governor Gavin Newsom.

The wedding also happened to be at SF City Hall, a government building where masks are required regardless of vaccination status. This was also in a crowd of hundreds of people.
For me there are significant periods without words or images. I also almost never "discuss things with oneself". I understand that people do that, but for many years I just thought it was metaphor occasionally made real in film and books. The sort of storytelling convention that is made fun of here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CahNAauFgys

I get that you have a hard time understanding thinking without words because that's your main experience. But please understand that it's different for other people.

And not just people. Animals can be very thoughtful. Watch documentaries, for example, of animal cognition and problem-solving. From crows to chimps, an awful lot of thinking happens, just not in words.
You just wait, I am sure that after Apple tests this plan, knows it works reasonably well and can make money, they will start crippling JAMFs' capabilities and slowly take over the market.
Exactly. Seems like you could just throttle votes or abstract the metric to smooth out spikes and account for brigading in either direction...
I don't know what fantasy well-functioning economy you are taking about. You had to manually call a taxi company, and wait for an hour for a taxi that might now even show up.
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Both. People would purchase fewer teslas without the tax credit and Tesla would have less income without the ability to trade their tax credits to “dirtier” manufacturers.
> We’ve also heard directly from smaller creators, and those just getting started with their YouTube channel, that they are unfairly targeted by dislike attacks.

ah yes, google looking out for the little folks...

someday, a technical solution like not allowing downvotes until a channel gets so many views or subscribers may be feasible, but until then, this will have to suffice
the ability to hide the like/dislike counts has been there all along. I don't see why they want to take this choice away from creators.
There is a very good case for a superset of tools on top of YouTube that they are powerless to control.
It’s not clear from the article, and the linked manage your recommendations page, if and how dislikes affect the recommendation algorithm.

I want the dislike button to send a negative signal to the recommendation algorithm, but it seems to act more like an elevator door close placebo button. [0]

[0] https://www.quora.com/Does-the-close-door-button-in-U-S-elev...
If we are already at a point where we are reduced to using dislike button on YouTube is a significant political outlet, democracy is already gone.
What about cases where the dislikes are against a gov figure and the count gives you confidence in numbers. Plus now authoritarian governments get to serve out even more propaganda talking about videos that are liked and the opposition has no way to see that the opposite also happens.

So the opposition grows even more silent. Afraid to act because it might lead to negative repercussions and there is no scale of the dislike for a propaganda piece.

Not to be conspiratorial but after Facebook's reaction to propaganda from certain parties in countries that are not America. It feels like Youtube is bowing to pressure but hiding it behind a "helping small creator" facade.
That's not the solution proposed by youtube though: They're _never_ allowing you to "prove yourself" the way that hacker news does.
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> pretty Kafkaesque

>> enormous gulf <<

> beyond any of Kafka’s ghastliest nightmares

The tongue in cheek exaggeration has gone too far. I'm guilty of it, too. But we all need to stop.

You are correct that the macroeconomic issues have caused enormous problems. It is indeed a lack of leadership (in the government, in the police force, in community leaders) that let them fester and turn into the embarrassing mess that it did. Making excuses about the broader economic environment is a great example of the excuse making that characterizes this leadership deficit.
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100% agree. If they're going to do away with the dislike counter, then do away with the like counter as well.
I have never experienced what I would call “crime risk” in the US, much less anything that would require “seriously restricting my life”, so I’m curious if you are referring to a particular area, because I’m sure they exist.
You can always naysay but sometimes you just need to set a goal and go for it. Coal comes at a tremendously detrimental cost. I don't get how anyone continues to make a case for it. It even generates more radioactive waste than nuclear power does. I just don't get it. Also if you don't like the numbers I just gave you then do the work to come up with a more accurate set of them rather than FUD them

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/coal-ash-is-more-...
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I'm certain it would be more than Tuvalu could afford, unless they were granted the money by the UN, which seems unlikely. I also can't help but think the dirt would eventually be washed away regardless. The kind of land reclamation places like the Netherlands do isn't applicable on Pacific Low Islands.
actually this is good because it helps to mitigate bot somehow.