skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Distributors don't have such high margin on FMCG, maybe the whole chain has between company and retailer. I would not be surprised if Reliance is dumping by treating all logistics cost as 0 to get marketshare.
I like what it did with colorless green ideas sleeping furiously. It fits the mood of the sentence.

https://i.imgur.com/jPd0QLE.png
The bright new age of venture capital: Booming and is itself being disrupted
Semi strong laws but impossible to force a bad landlord/agent to follow them. Fair Trading are useless idiots.
USB soundcards were so featureful compared to onboard or even the pci stuff when they came out, like the sound blaster extigy. I liked positional audio and all of the spdif and toslinks. However, it, by itself, even with ASIO had latency up around 30-50ms.

I have an external "headphone out and 2 microphone in" USB interface now, and it's latency is still in the 5-15ms range, so I use onboard to write and headphones to master. At one point I bought a macbook air and a FireWire interface, but the screen was no good and the single FireWire interface tied my hands. I also have a few pci cards that I've been collecting parts for, like an m-audio 8x8 interface, there's a box that connects to the back of the soundcard with some 30-40 pin d-sub. I finally got all 5 or 6 parts and don't really have a computer to put it in anymore! I wanted that card for around 10 years by the time I found all of it...

I'm assuming anything midi-ish can just use quantization and only the player will notice, the final mix should sound ok.
From what I have heard denmark has a land value tax that prevents speculation.
Most of these are high maintenance or fashion items. The Urban Arrow is ok, as is the van Moof, but a couple of simple and practical e-bikes would have been good to add as well as to explain in more detail the difference between the three different drive train options that you have at the moment (vario drive, derailleur and in-hub shifting).

The Koga e-nova line is pretty good, and you should definitely shop around to see if you can find the bike you are looking for on the second hand market, e-bikes are in many cases ridiculously overpriced and getting a second hand one is fine, people will buy them and try them, don't like them for whatever reason and then sell them again usually at a substantial hit off the original list price. Make sure the warranty is transferable.
So basically like Visual Studio Enterprise or RAD Studio Architect.
The geography of intergenerational social mobility in Britain
Something I’ve noticed with an ebike is I’m much less sensitive to finding the shortest/flattest route - a bit longer path with fewer cars is an easy trade-off to make.
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In case it wasn't clear, parent commenter probably means "don't use bluetooth headphones." There's no latency for wired headphones.

Apt-X "low latency" is 33ms - the equivalent of being about 11m away from the sound source.

Standard Apt-X is 100ms, or equivalent to 33m distance in open air.

SBC codec is 200ms.

Then there's the buffering headphone bluetooth chipsets may do to avoid customers complaining about clicking/popping. If you're on a crowded subway train there can be a shitload of bluetooth traffic bouncing around, in which case having a healthy buffer is helpful.
I think the closest thing you'll find are hospitality TV. Display used in hotel, restaurants and the like.
That’s HDMI.
Not sure if this is what the parent was talking about, but the risk equation changes significantly for real estate that you own to live in it, both because of government incentives and because you can always derive value from the asset through living in it, regardless of what happens to the resale value.
> from Denmark looks like quite the happy little plug

Your comment reminded me that as a kid (3-4 years old and even a little older) I used to, in a sort, anthropomorphise a power plug which I used to find very nice-looking and of course that I would play with it. It was driving my dad crazy, for good reasons (I actually did manage to get electrocuted at 3 years old while playing with another plug), but somehow I survived. All this to say, not so tongue in cheek (or only partly), that we should maybe strive to make angry and ugly plugs as much as possible.
I’ll upvote that. Being a mod is a difficult and nearly completely thankless (but utterly necessary) job, he’s got a good attitude and consistent enforcement of the rules. Cheers dang!
I don't think this is true. I feel like we started to realize that money isn't buying you happiness. The previous generations were proud to work hard so they can buy big houses and big cars and be really proud of that and show it to all their friends and neighbors.

The next generation wondered if maybe not getting the biggest car possible, but in return having to work a little bit less and actually spend time with your kids while they grow up etc isn't such a bad idea at all.
Pro-tip: use a DNS provider that can block ads (e.g. NextDNS) or install Pi-Hole in your local network, and block Samsung's ad network domains.

It's sad that this is necessary to keep enjoying a device of $2,000+ that you own, but it has worked beautifully for my Samsung Frame TV.
Related: sub.live, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28968184
Another good way of dealing with this is to ensure that you don't leave the bike on the street unattended, figure out where the guarded bike parking spots are in your town, and if you can't get a spot like that maybe only take your e-bike between locations where you are in control of the space (home, work, for instance).

And keep a cheap runabout for short trips to places where your bike will be unattended on the street. The Dutch form for reporting a bike theft to the police starts with the sentence 'where did you steal the bike' ;)
Note also that these numbers include startup time, which is noticeably slower for JVM compared to node. If you're not restarting the server on every request (like the "serverless" nonsense does), a second more or less is not that important. I'd like to see sustained throughput comparison between those two.
They don't. But they usually have far larger batteries. A typical e-bike battery will only weigh 3 kg or so.
Given that VSCode Java support is being done by Microsoft and Red-Hat together, I wonder how come it isn't working for you.
Fhis is good write up
Well if we’re going to bring in Sivuca and multiple accordions you really should listen to this version of “Feira de Mangaio.”

https://youtu.be/DpPKr69jI5M
So, seeing the Analysis section is mostly specifically dealing with the truthfulness and honesty of this "fatwa", and that it constitutes almost half of the text of the article, I find your comment a little strange. Moreover, two third of the sources cited are western sources.

Thankfully, there is the always "Talk" tab at the top of the page, which shows you it was written by a diverse set of editors. Most are generally active in other non-proliferation articles.

You'll also see that the editors even had an exchange regarding "taqqiya", which is roughly a religious exemption to lying and dissembling when a muslim believes him/herself of being in danger due to religious prosecution/discrimination.

In conclusion, you might want to read it again, or in full, as well as the Foreign Policy article the quote came from.

P.S.: Also, please consider that foreign enemies of the USA are not necessarily the cookie-cutter comic book villains they are made out to be by mainstream news and politicians. They are like onions. They make you cry, yes, and hurt your eyes, yes, but they also have many layers which might surprise you.
https://web.archive.org/web/20211123175851/https://www.busin...
Making 3D web apps with Blender and Three.js (tutorial)
NASA Launches New Mission: Crash into Asteroid, Defend Planet Earth
Seems to be reflected in the much more casual attitude to toilet humor in Japanese media.
Do you use MULTI-CLOUD or HYBRID-CLOUD infra?
I want to understand the real use cases of using a multi/hybrid cloud infra as opposed to handling everything in one cloud.
What do you think about HashiCorp's business model?
It seems like most of their revenue comes from support because their software is open source. It's a challenge to increase the margins from support because the more people pay for support, the more people HashiCorp needs to employ. How they will be able to grow financially?
4000 Princes, over 10k members of the royal family, Saudi.
Happy TG HN, Dang and PG
> Google is still the best search engine

Honestly, I don't think this rings true anymore. Google's search quality has significantly dropped. I was astonished when someone brought up Google: there were four(!) ads in the SERP, disguised as organic results.

The actual results, the organic ones, are very similar to DuckDuckGo[0] too. I've been using DDG for a long while now. Great search engine.

[0]: https://duckduckgo.com
This is like the Kindle with Ads model from Amazon. You can pay Amazon an extra $20 (or request via support) to not have advertisements on the device forever. Or save a few bucks and deal with the occasional ad. And from what I can tell, the Kindle with Ads is still a pretty popular product.
It's not weird at all! There was a brief window of time between CD-ROMs and multimedia capability becoming affordable and them becoming ubiquitous in the PC market. During this time the "Multimedia PC" [1] standard / branding was introduced to differentiate PCs that had that capability.

If you were an OEM PC builder back in the 90s on margins so thin they could only be detected using an electron microscope, you'd be looking for the cheapest way to qualify for yet another sticker on your beige box. Naturally you'd gravitate towards solutions that minimised your part count. So we got sound cards with CD-ROM interfaces.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multimedia_PC
The end of history has not been reached. Just because we haven't seen it yet doesn't mean fertility trends won't reverse in certain places at some point. Governments have by no means exhausted their means to effect such a change, for example.
I live in a climate where summers are very hot and winters are really cold. There are also rainy days. That doesn't live a lot of time when I can use a bike, maybe half an year.

Also, the City I live in has lots of traffic and I don't feel safe riding a bike. Also, riding a bike isn't comfortable on long distances, you can't go to shopping, you can't get your family on a bike and get somewhere.

I don't see bikes replacing cars, mainly augmenting them. If I'd have to chose, I would feel safer on a motorbike or scooter than on a bike.
> ”Why do electric motorcycles get better mileage than electric bicycles?”

Motorcycles tend to have much larger batteries. Both in absolute and relative terms. For example, a full-suspension electric mountain bike might weigh 25kg and have a 500 Wh battery pack.

On the other hand, a Harley-Davidson Livewire weighs 210kg but has a 15.5 kWh pack. It weighs 8X more - but has more than 30X the battery capacity!
Reproducing images at the "right" size is a very niche requirement. Most images don't even have a right size, including all photographs unless they either use an ortographic projection (they won't) or the object is completely flat and parallel to the focus plane (with recilinear projection, which most normal camera lenses come close to). Having this as a standard attribute in a generic image format makes no sense.
I have to second this, we have a JS based game engine and Firefox is very much noticeably slower than Safari and Chrome in terms of JS performance. I agree with Iain below that in the long run this will mean moving more code to wasm so hopefully the tooling there improves. Right now all it does is move users of performance critical web-first software away from Firefox.

Although I’d note that performance is utterly important for normal applications as well. Being noticeably snappy and prompt is great for UX.
Messy compared to hoppscotch
Firefox's new tab page mechanism seems to recommend very suspicious insurance schemes too. Do they vet what they advertise? Actually, as an off-topic thing, how would you even advertise on FF?
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Samsung does this for their top end models? WTF!

I’ll put them on my list of devices to never buy then. Jeez.
We managed to standardize lightbulbs but we didn't manage to standardize sockets or mains voltage. It seems weird.
Just charge a land value tax and scrap all other taxes.
That doesn't seem to be what the article is suggesting.
Ask HN: Recommendations for forum software for surgeons to discuss cases
I need to set up a secure forum for doctors to discuss various apsects of neurosurgery. This is a specialty with many rare types of tumour and a platform to share learning and ask advice would be very helpful. This is mainly community support for surgeons in different stages of training.
There is good advice from the UK General Medical Council (https://www.gmc-uk.org/ethical-guidance/ethical-guidance-for-doctors/doctors-use-of-social-media/doctors-use-of-social-media)

The main minimum requirements are

Moderated - no patient id's

Secure 2FA

Heavy image upload (mainly screenshots of radiology Images - MR scans) Annotation would be good but a big ask

Inexpensive

Archiveable

Legal disclaimer etc

There is already a decent forum at doctors.net.uk but we could not use this as it does not allow image upload and we could not easily set up subforums.

The image load could become expensive and cost is a concern.
Thanks for any tips.
Nice to see an image map in the wild again.
And loud fans too? Memories from my old Intel MBP 2015... Safari was the best browser. Chrome was way too loud.

Not sure if that's macOS / Apple giving some sort of preferential treatment to Safari that other apps don't get, though.
Already restarted, was unavailable for 29 minutes. At the time of writing, performance is degraded.
... for less than half an hour.
AFAIK this was the best board for BeOS, which was made to take advantage of the two CPUs.
I'll have my EA contact your EA to set up a date for a five minute phone call

I’m not even an executive but this is a big time suck with someone outside your organization so you can’t see their calendar. I wish I could outsource this to an EA
We're any of the courses you took worth recommending?
>If I'd have to chose, I would feel safer on a motorbike or scooter than on a bike.

Why ?

I drive a motorcycle and just on the weight difference is significantly more risky - if you tip over an ebike it's a minor inconvenience, if you tip over a 200kg bike you could injure yourself just trying to catch it.

I don't think the two compare other than they can both be used for short commutes, but you're likely not getting a motorcycle just for that, driving and owning a motorcycle is way more involved. Scooters are a more realistic comparison but ebikes theoretically let you use paths you shouldn't use with scooters.
By their own statements that might be true.
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> But I don't think they have anywhere near enough market share yet to start milking it.

In a way them doing it now (compared to later on down the line) is good. They're showing what they were going to do all along.
It is difficult to understand the value added by these 'sales' distributors, but I am not sure excessive profits explain the 5-10% price difference, because the article also says these middle men make 2-3% - that's an unexplained 12%.

The price difference may be explained by different prices at the manufacturer due to different market power - supermarkets have forced the prices they pay down everywhere by being 'bigger than the manufacturer'.

But it may also be Reliance cross subsidizing from its retail business - selling at a loss in order to force rivals out of the market.

That would be an amazing play because they can destroy the existing distribution channel, then replace the small shops at the end of it in a few years by rolling out their own small stores with very low prices and while increasing the wholesale price they now control so the family owned small stores can't compete.

This is a big 'problem' in the west too, where venture funded 'startups' can often out compete small scale traditional rivals in price temporarily by providing goods to the market at much less than cost, burning investor money until the rival way of doing things is broken, then jack the prices back up and reap the profits as a local monopoly.

I say problem because I'm not sure if in the end it is good or bad. Bigger market players have options to destroy smaller players is a tale as old as time. Local monopolies are bad though, and I think government needs to take a stronger role in regulating these like they would a larger scale monopoly.
Wow. It's clearly a more mature, featureful project. The UI looks amazing, too.

Maybe the Jamulus folks can combine forces with Sonobus folks, implementing any Jamulus features Sonobus lacks.
I wonder if that’s also to do with infrastructure. It’s all built for cars now.

Cycle-friendly cities in Europe are really easy and safe to ride around. Off-road bike paths, contra flows, etc make a massive difference.
Your comment is a really good example of how startups can fail.

Here we have a web app that does something very clever, built by great devs, that fails because it doesn't work the way users expect it to.

So many highly intelligent, super technical founders have a belief that their amazing tech will sell itself, so they don't put the time and effort necessary in to design, UX, or marketing, and they fail because their UI didn't make it clear what to do. It probably works brilliantly when they demo to people, with the authors driving it or helping users get the most from it. But when users have to use it without that help... It fails.

The lesson for founders here is simple - test your UX, because you won't get a second chance with most customers.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SCUMM

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TADS

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glulx

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It's not contradictory. A Haskell function(modulo io and boundless recursion) gets compiled to combinational logic without registers. a digital circuit circuit in clash are normal Haskell function combined together with registers and other combinators. Clash can compile to an executable as well as to hardware. The executable is a cycle accurate simulation of the circuit.
what is it that you like? building stuff? talking to people? money? power?
I asked these questions when i was semi retired and what i found out is that i like building stuff. So now i build stuff, it doesn't matter to me if it is another canva, if it gets me some money i am happy, if i release it for free and someone uses it, i am happy. If no one uses it i am still...happy because i enjoyed the journey. Concentrate on journey and not the outcome.
> IIRC Google intentionally had a weird non-standard <div> placed in Youtube that would break rendering under old non-chromium Edge to hurt user experience and to force Edge users to Chrome which AFAIK was the straw that broke the camel's back and forced Microsoft to throw in the towel and move new Edge onto Chromium as it is today.

Yeah, you're right, they did do that[0]. Just posted about this in another comment.

[0]: https://www.theverge.com/2018/12/19/18148736/google-youtube-...
> I have increased my latency tolerance to about 100ms now.

Every musical instrumented (voice too) has a latency. The practiced musician is trained on the latency of themselves and their instrument and will initiate a musical note at the right time. That might even be a few seconds in advance.

Part of learning an instrument is learning its latency. Jamulus adds a bit on top of that. That requires some getting used to. A good tip is to listen to your sound over the internet. So wear insulating headphones that keep out your real-time sound.
Super interesting.Thanks for your insights!
The band analogy applies, or say a director/actor relationship. You shouldn't be telling them what to play, it's mutual collaboration. If they're designers, they look at what the thing is supposed to do, what it's not doing right, and find a way to communicate that to the user. If they're business, they continually understand the product and figure a plan to sell it.

Avoid the ones who are dragging their feet. There's many variations of this. Some are good at acting excited. Some bombard you with meetings. Some do what's expected, then stop, or worse, they find excuses why it's impossible.

A discussion with them energizes you, and they're energized by you. It's like nuclear energy, there's a chain reaction between you. You can trust them to handle whatever needs handling.
I switched to BitWarden for my ToTP needs and wouldn't go back. Having everything to hand, both on my phone and in my browser, saves so much time.

I keep BitWarden safe with a YubiKey.
"Alas, that would be a terribly idea, because all of a sudden you have the government snooping into your living arrangements. Especially for grey areas where people share their time between multiple apartments. Way too complicated."

... not really. Most folks only own one house, so nothing complicated.
A few folks own multiple houses. These folks already need to establish residency in one house for tax purposes in a lot of places: Taxes vary from city to city and state to state. It isn't a new grey area, and we can use this established system to tax. The folks can, in general, just use one house or apartment or pay more for more than one house.
I have paid to turn ads off and the infuriating thing is you still get ads for Amazon services, usability hints and a tonne of other junk that cannot be turned off (like “you haven’t bought washing liquid in a while, want to add it to your list?”).
They could just end up in a similar place to bikes now, enjoyed primarily for recreation rather than as a practical means of transportation.
> LVT is the same, no matter how you use the land.

Which means if it is heavy (or even noticeable) for optimally extractive landuse, it is crushing for any substantially less profitable use.