skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Having had a fair share of both, I'd say yes, if not moreso. My partner and I never had the hot passionate need to be together. We became friends, we got closer, things made sense, we talked about the nature of relationships, we got closer... and we keep falling deeper in love. Sometimes I wish we had more intense sexual passion, but I've had that with lovers in the past, relationships where the loss of initial passion was notable, where depth in the relationship gradually overtook that loss. So, I guess I processed that loss, to the point where I don't see it as necessary. And, gained the perspective, that depth truly is the goal; passion only blinds us to what's not working and risks souring into passionate discontent.
Their git usage could use some work...
Xfinity went down first. My T-Mobile slowed to almost unusable soon after. Barely enough to open hacker news. My wife's Verizon lasted a bit longer, but almost dead now as well.
Anyone know why these?
That's due to the sES spamfest fitness blog driven results.

Google maps calculations are decided by Google and take into account padding plus some degree of inclination calculation
This simply isn't true when it comes to the topic of economics, and there are heterodox-y economists (Tyler Cowen for example) who also respect Krugman as an economist even if they don't agree with him on everything.

As for paying much attention to him in academia, afaik he's not really active in the publish or perish academic game anymore so I don't get this as a criticism, but his influences are still there.
I mean I own quite a few Apple products. I wouldn't call them poorly-designed per se. Okay, the Touch Bar was a truly awful feature and I'll admit I don't love it. Other than that, I've liked my Apple products. I've also struggled to find any alternative to Apple that comes close. What invokes deep, personal anger for me isn't Apple's products, but the sheer amount of ugly, bad design outside of Apple's sphere. I don't want to get into a rant about this, because as I've stated before, this argument has been rehashed endlessly, but it's incredible that in this day, no company comes close in design and aesthetic.

If you're going to be furious at Jony Ive for the Macbook Pro, why not be angry at his competitors who can't seem to make a credible competitor? And if that is incorrect and there is a credible competitor, why not buy it and ignore Apple?
> Therefore, maybe you moved in time, and when you’ve phased to no longer has the where you needed.

It just means you have to move at an angle. Like when you jump onto a slowly moving train. If you want to land in a specific place on that train you have to aim ahead of it.
I have done it multiple times in Switzerland during two years, and it is "fine" when no other alternative exist.

Definitely wouldn't force myself cycling with -10 degrees nowadays, when given the option.
They just implement it in Rust.
But not for multiple code bases. Or?
You can still buy new physical PDP-11 CPUs from Russia.
> When clock travel faster than speed of light it catches up with the previous light showing clock earlier time.

I can just record the clock and replay the record. It makes back-in-time travel much simpler then.
Yeah, and it's generally bad for bikes. Stop signs are designed for cars - cyclists are approaching an intersection much slower, so have way more time to look, and can much more easily see around them than a driver (no pillars or vehicle parts around them blocking visibility), so most of the time are able to make a better decision about whether they need to stop or not than cars.

At the same time, it takes a cyclist far longer to start off from being stopped, so every time they stop when they didn't really need to, it puts them in a vulnerable position for much longer time than was necessary. So apparently it turns out a lot safer to let cyclists slow at stop signs but not have to fully stop if it's safe to continue.
I had similar degradation on T-Mobile, but it seems to have cleared up. I was assuming everyone cut over to their cell networks shortly after Xfinity cut out.
SETI@Home :P, GANs, Altcoins, whattomine[dot]com, but it wouldnt be idle compute time. Im my idle time I try to get some sleep.
Screw the ornamental stuff, when do we start getting different large-scale patterns in spaces to live and work?

Long dark hallways filled with apartments where nobody knows each other or has any occasion to interact. Secluded offices vs. anxiety inducing planes of "open" disasters. Apartments designed to be a shrine to a television and a small bedroom with light only suitable for cave dwellers.

The shape of spaces is important and shapes our quality of life. I would like to see a revolution in that much more than a different kinds of facade.
There are lots of deficient drivers too, why do we so heavily subsidize the road system? Because it's an investment that pays back in increased economic activity.

Also because when you are in separate cars, you can't get sick from, or harassed by, or groped by, other drivers. If another driver is bothering you, you can usually just speed up or slow down to increase distance.

To get true mass adoption of public transit in the US, as the parent comment said, you need to fix "the poverty and homelessness that make theft, vandalism and antisocial behaviour so common," or at least work around it. Maybe trains with a hundred doors leading to a hundred isolated seating areas would convince people.
Yes bring phpBB back.
You are both right: 5 miles is about 20min on an electric bike, but 35min on a traditional bike.

I do a 4.8-mile trip on a class 3 ebike (28 mph) consistently in 14 minutes in San Diego north county.
The menu covers the whole map on mobile, could not see a things. For the search it’s free text does not return on e.g. country.
Also a “nearby” feature based on device location would be useful.
You need a certain amount of reddit karma to make a subreddit IIRC. You can farm it, but it's yet another thing unrelated to working on your project you need to do, plus it takes time (could take days).

The whole process is opaque too, it feels distinctly like "we have arbitrarily bestowed upon you the privilege of operating subreddits... for now".

I like the reddit format so I've tried this option myself.
They literally don’t. They run actual preview versions in production to give the .NET team a chance to test new releases in high-traffic production scenarios.
Though IIRC preview is a bit past beta ;)
Ask HN: What options do we have to invest money on for the current status quo
Im trying to find out how you folks are investing your money. Do you guys stick with fundamentals or are you guys looking at security analysis ?

Do you guys are worried about inflation? im not really sure where i can read about both sides of yhe table. How did you guys dealt with bear markets / bull markets? how did you guys know youre in one or youre in about to approach one?

What reading materials you guys have to keep up to date and get informed about current status quo of the markets as well as the future state

I’m getting a lot of noise and I find it hard to make good judgements nowadays.
It runs on T-Mobile network mostly. T-Mobile is already unusable even for priority traffic (postpaid plan). I imagine that lower priority nvmo is even worse.
Per Down Detector, it is mostly Xfinity: https://downdetector.com/status/xfinity/

Cell networks in San Francisco are overloading.

EDIT: Starting to come back now.
Something like 60MB if the application is not trimmed. Closer to 10MB if the application can be trimmed.
Biking is something that should be basically impact zero and provide you with lifelong DIY skills through simple mechanics. Get a proper bike, not a glorified scooter which will inevitably cost you a hefty fine in terms of bills, maintenance, and pollution
> If the demand for assets is zero, then the price of dollars is whatever it needs to be so that our deflated dollar makes our goods sufficiently cheap and foreign goods sufficiently expensive so that the stimulus spending does not cause a trade deficit.

This ignores the fact that dollar is used as a reserve currency. Since the dollar is a reserve currency people will want to keep it stable, so even though USA abuses its position as a keeper of this reserve currency by printing a lot of dollars other players still plays along and keeps sending goods to keep the value of the dollar high. But what do you think happens when they stop putting up with how USA abuses them? Well, they stop buying dollars, the dollar crashes, Americans can no longer buy Chinese goods and the American economic dominance ends overnight. Of course this would affect the rest of the world as well so they wont do it that quickly, but even if it happens slower it will still cause a massive crash.

I just don't understand why USA keeps digging their hole ever deeper, the more they dig the worse it will get, since right now they are building their economy on top of of a bubble that can be popped by China whenever China wants.
A tram or two way brt lane, a dedicated bike path, a footpath, and 2 lanes of car traffic can carry 5-20x as many people as a 6 lane stroad and takes up less space.

It also costs less to maintain, kills fewer people, massively reduces healthcare costs improves the local economy and is far nicer to live next to.

There is plenty of money, most places are just directing it to yet another road widening project that will make things worse.
It really looks like a good ol' nodebb
Yes, thanks. I've had this device autocomplete my own name to something somewhat insulting. I think that I'd prefer to just leave in minor typos that are readable than have an entire word replaced with an inappropriate word.
East Bay reporting, Comcast is down, Mint mobile (using T-mobile network) is not great but working - it was never great indoors so maybe it's normal.
Stand your ground or lose it to idiots, no need to let rude people take over something as universal as cycling
I see your point.

But then, do you really believe one would be a smart person if they were to look for .NET jobs where at the same time Windows is not the dominant environment that people use at work?
When I sign into a Google apps account I have associated with a school about half the time I am forced to go through option (3) whereby I’m asked for a number they can send a SMS to. I am never presented with option 1 or 2. Per the tenant settings which I do not control, 2FA is disabled and users cannot enable it, nor provide a backup email last I checked. Extremely frustrating- especially not being able to use a VoIP number, landline to dial, or set up a more robust TOTP generator or the like. Perhaps the school should codify the requirement for students have cellular service just to enroll, since it’s the de facto case already. sigh
liblinux: Architecture-independent access to Linux system calls
Disagree. .NET 5 and 6 previews have been remarkably solid+stable for me.
care to tell us what specific similarities you see between MS Access and this? I worked with Access and it had a few issues, it could be buggy and it did not support multiple users nor logins or sso.
There is one possibility for a different scenario if LR (the historical Right) manage to have a good campaign and a good candidate. 2017 they were cut short by some scandals, but this time maybe...

I am not betting too much on it though, cause the past decade of discourse and policies proposition on the french Historical Right have made me go away from them quickly... They are quite detached from reality at this point.
Show HN: Send SMS from Google Sheets via Twilio
The way I see it, in Central Europe the reason for a flat roof on a single family home is mostly cost advantage (on short sight) or architectural.

Someone said: There are two types of flat roofs: Those that are leaky and those that are not leaky yet.
I don't think this was their point, but from my experience, a single great private lesson in skiing / snowboarding can absolutely make things "click" if you've only been on your own or in group lessons and have become stuck.

But expecting something like breaking through the inevitable plateau that happens in the development of almost any skill, especially one that practically requires muscle memory, after the FIRST lesson, is silly.
One thing to keep in mind is the balance of power between ruler and ruled. The British, representing a global empire, had always an enormous amount of power over their subjects. They could ignore, murder, torture, or starve their subjects in any one region, then draw upon the resources of all the other regions to suppress revolts. A dictator, no matter how unpleasant, usually doesn't have these resources to call upon, so they have to be much more careful, otherwise they lose enough legitimacy in the eyes of the ruled that the country becomes ungovernable - i.e. there are insufficient state resources to control the unrest.

This is why colonial states tended to be far more brutal than normal dictatorships: ultimately, they don't need to convince anybody that their rule was legitimate, because their core support is global, rather than domestic.
For every practical reason for the flat boxy look I’m sure alternative approaches can be worked out, but people have to want to do it first.

As someone who is not a car owner I find it striking how functionally blind most people are to the ugliness of cars. Modern cars are designed to look well alone in a vast empty space, and that is how car ads pitch them. But when you see them racked and stacked bumper to bumper like in cities it is shocking just how unsightly they are and just how much space we yield to cars dramatically reducing the livability of the city. People are so functionally blind they can’t even imagine any other way. Surely, you must have cars. The notion that we have chosen to make our cities ugly and unlivable and we could choose otherwise isn’t even conceivable. When people hear I don’t have a car they always assume I rent or borrow one often. They cannot imagine how a family of four can get things done without a car, and literally the “how” question is the one I get most.

Maybe something similar has happened to architecture, where social norms have made it impossible for most to even see a different way. Things are the way they are ostensibly for practical and aesthetic reasons, but none of those practical and aesthetic reasons really stand up under scrutiny because ultimately it is down to fashion.
> But why would you want to build the career of someone who just scans websites with automated tools reporting vulnerabilities?

You wouldn't believe that things that I'd done preceding my career. And such recognition might motivate him to take the next real steps.

Not to mention that, if as a result of his scan a security improvement is made, then he did provide real value.
Do any of you use tclsh as your shell?
I think this book would be perfect for me - I have been using Emacs for quite a while, but never mastered elisp: I could never figure out how to structure things properly.

Looking at the book landing page, I think I would have passed on it because the Table of Contents make it look a bit like the book is just covering specific tasks (about rearranging sentences) rather than general tasks, like using best practices for creating packages.

It would be good to include the paragraph from your blog in the book landing page:

In the first chapter, it tells you basically how to find Elisp functions doing things you need.
In the second, longest chapter, it walks you through writing a complete, useful package, showcasing lots of Elisp features and good practices.
In the third, last chapter, it hints at a few more advanced techniques – functional programming, lexical scoping and regular expressions.

This made me a lot more excited about the contents!
Once you bring in "possible", you have to consider whether a copy of "you" could spontaneously coalesce in front of your grandfather with a gun in your hand and shoot him, and then maybe dissipate right after, or not.

Was that really "you"? Maybe just like "you" but with horns. Or just the top half, and lasted just long enough to shoot. Or, nothing like you, really. And then your grandmother spontaneously conceived an exact copy of your father.

Or, almost infinitely more likely, who you thought was your grandfather wasn't, and somebody shot him but nobody told you. And, somebody else who looked like him showed up and your grandmother married him and didn't tell that either.

So you need a more reliable sort of own-grandfather-killing than mere possibility affords.
Many submissions in the past 24 hours. This one has a few comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29149741
I'm trying to point out the hypocrisy of a cultural impetus to be super inclusive towards everyone, except the people you disagree with
I sort-of kind-of agree with this. It is certainly why most of these systems aren't worth upgrading. But reasons why it might be desirable to wear this cost is if the original system is already showing signs of bugs, which may be true if it's being operated in new conditions (e.g., interop with new systems, increasing workload), or there are safety features that could be added but not without refactoring. But, yes, if it ain't broke, surely there's no need to fix it

Edit: Also worth pointing out that formal verification was likely not a component of building the original software, and it likely has bugs it's kept since inception. Updating the API to a language more conducive to formal verification might be an option that improves safety over the legacy system

Edit: Apparently they did replace it all eventually

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29158255
> The president still can lose their majority in parliament, they still can have an hostile prime minister

TBH, it’s now really difficult to have this setup now that presidential and parliament elections are scheduled every 5 years, few months appart.

The people will give roughly the same parliamentary power ratio to the elected president than its election ratio. And most of the time, it will be even more because the President will do all it can to appear « good » on the first few months.

And that’s understandable. You want to give the benefit of the doubt to the elected President and the schedule doesn’t let you the time to see which counter power is needed.
WinForms support in .NET 5 and 6 is great. It's getting a lot more attention than WPF (which is owned by the Windows team), and it's likely that in .NET 7 it will be trimmable and maybe even AOT-compatible.
Hello, My name is Sanskar
Being a dev i have been experimenting with appscript, epictexting is one of the usecase i found interesting

Epictexting makes sending sms simple using google sheets via twillio

if you have any ideas or suggestions let me know
I think that's.. what's the opposite of survivorship bias?
Half Moon Bay, Santa Clara, Livermore all down.

Read reports on Twitter that places as far north and south as Santa Rosa and Santa Barbara are out. It's a big one.
A nice story with a bow on top, but it doesn't match reality. Flat design started at Google and spread to Microsoft and eventually Apple. It was simply the style, and now the trends are starting to change. We'll go through a 3D glossy "aqua" phase for the next 10 years, then we'll go back to brutalist flat design. And we'll have no choice but to follow the UI designers into whatever obsession they're on time after time.
Inside russia you can flex as much as you want. Case in point "Maksim Yakubets" of Evil Corp. Who drives a camo'd lamborghini with the plate "Thief"..

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/moscow-cyberthief-wanted-...
There's a lot of delusional people around.

One suggested that I could learn fluent Japanese on the flight from California to Tokyo.
I use zsh and like keeping my terminal clear, so I found a zsh script called almostontop which clears on pressing enter.

link: https://github.com/Valiev/almostontop/blob/master/README.md
I think that you should read the fine article. It seems that you are assuming things that are incorrect.
Yes I’ve poked at twitter a few times but never saw the point. Have been drowned by news of them for almost a decade, right? Self promoters and journalists just desperate for “engagement” to their own detriment.
verizon completely offline in the santa cruz area, no sms, phone , or data
I fail to find the connection between speed and safety, especially from a completely unshielded pilot point of view. It's not a bike's job to maintain safety and traffic speed, but the opposite.
I can appreciate your passion and ideas, but continued rule under a modern western democracy would not be equivalent to the race based colonialism of the past. I think there is nuance to this, and I don't think any of us can speak for all residents of all former colonies. It doesn't seem unreasonable that a situation could get so bad that an individual would prefer continued colony status (which is nothing like it would have been in 1936) under a liberal western democracy over some of the alternatives. For instance, my understanding is that there are some people in Hong Kong, who would prefer British rule to Chinese.

From a WSJ article (https://www.wsj.com/articles/some-hong-kongers-want-to-be-br...):

"On Sunday, hundreds of people gathered outside the British consulate in Hong Kong for a rally urging London to take immediate action to protect British nationals in the city and grant them full citizenship.

“We’re too British to be Chinese,” said Eric Cheung, a 25-year-old Hong Kong resident at the rally who is a British National (Overseas), or BNO.
“We share the same ideology with the U.K. We support democracy, we support freedom, we support the rule of law and of course we support the U.K. government,” he said.

“ Boris Johnson, fight for us,” he added, appealing to the British prime minister.
This is very exciting and I will definitely be looking into this when I have a little more time! I’ve tried writing my own Emacs packages before, and I have never felt like I knew what I was doing. A guided tutorial like this is filling an important hole in the Emacs documentation I feel.

Also, I love the Brandon Sanderson quote. Absolutely excellent epic fantasy.
Probably their basic black & white laser printer. The exact model number changes over time whenever they introduce the next generation. I'm sure if you need color printing they have an option for that too for a bit more money.

If you go to the Brother website and view all laser printers, sort by cheapest, select the filter for print/scan/copy. There are two options with different model numbers and a small price difference, one has a basic multi-character LCD display and one has a touchscreen (apparently with a faster processor, since the touchscreen one is rated for a few more pages per minute).

I purchased the LCD display one around 2 years ago, can't remember the model number of that one, and then gave that to someone else and got the HL-L2395DW a few months ago. Both were around $160-170 new. It seems the touchscreen has gone up in price recently to $200; the HL-L2390DW alternative is still $170.

Linux support is pretty good. Both printed out of the box (use ipp / AirPlay when adding to CUPS instead of going through the drivers); for the new one I had to manually install the drivers to get scanning to work. Was pretty easy.
Yep. For example, here's Tribune Tower in Chicago, built in mid 1920s: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tribune_Tower

Look at this majestic crown: https://i.imgur.com/6W2FUz0.jpeg
No, just a recycling problem.
Why are cell networks overloading?

How many people have WiFi-only phone plans or plans that fall back to Comcast WiFi?
The Lesson of the Bells is that nothing is worth finishing.
Please don't devalue and dehumanize your opponent and their contribution by calling them an edge case and a 0.001% outlier. Instead, speak for yourself. If for you 'falling in love' is a highly lust driven experience, that's fine. It may be much more 'emotional attachment' driven for others.
Thank you for mentioning. I was surprised to not find this article after a quick search on my client
no cell, sms, or data service for verizon in santa cruz