skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thank you. I'm happy to say though that the rescue I got him from was understanding, and he is now at the same foster home he was at before I adopted him. They assured me they will find him a good home. It still really stings, but I can at least rest assured he is in good hands
Edit: Ignore me

This can't be true. Anecdotal for sure, but everyone I know says: deb-it card instead of det card. I Live in the Baltimore-DC metro area.

I can't be the only one with this experience.
An android browser that supports extensions is hard to find. I assume the ones you can find all have caveats.
I recently just discovered how radio is everywhere in our lives and I wanted to experiment and learn it. but as I dove deeper I learned that its illegal to emit your own radiowave. so I gave up cause I'm scared to do something illegal unknowingly but it succs because I really wanted to learn how nasa talks to mars rovers with radio by getting by getting my hands dirty.
Your RX300 is doing the best it can with what it has. Some reasons why:

The 2002 RX300 has a coefficient of drag of 0.36. The 2013 GX460 has a coefficient of drag of 0.35. The GX460 looks boxier, but it's experiencing similar air resistance.

The RX300 has a 4 speed transmission. The GX460 has a 6 speed. This gives the GX460 (at least) two overdrive gears while leaving other gears optimized for performance.

The RX300 makes 200 HP at 5800 RPM and 222 lb-ft at 4400 RPM. The GX460 makes 301 HP at 5500 RPM and 329 lb-ft at 3500 RPM. More torque, at a lower RPM, lets the overdrive gears be more aggressive, letting the engine run at lower RPM and use less fuel.

The GX460 does weigh more, but this is likely outweighed by the other factors. Also, weight is less of an issue at highway speeds on relatively level ground.

The GX460's 1UR-FE V-8 is not direct injection. The 1UR-FSE it was derived from has direct injection.

The other comments are also valid: newer engine technology may make the 460 engine more efficient in other ways.
IIUC she'd fire anyone who'd challenge the hype or raise issues in the company. Not sure why you'd feel bad for her.
What if those strangers were going to attack your friends, neighbors, or elderly parents with every scam and shady advertising/phishing scheme that they could invent?
I'd say gearing in the transmission is the biggest factor. Newer cars have more gears, more gears and better shifting mean that your engine gets to work at max efficiency more of the time.
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Of course most of us will flash our own, but I applaud Nitrokey for filling this niche for those who need a marketed ready to use phone.
Love to see compiler benchmark (compile firefox, chrome) on this vs system with EPYC 64C/128T or 128C/256T.
You can also use Iceraven's custom extension collection on firefox nightly.

userid: 16201230

name: What-I-want-on-Fenix
I've had the same experience. Both as a tourist and a native.

People are beyond friendly to tourists. In my younger days some Japanese tourists were so happy to meet me we took pictures.

As long as you respect no one owes you anything life is great. That said, I vastly prefer real life socialization over any app. The website being shown here is a bit counter productive. Your in a foreign country, just experience it. Don't stair at your phone all day.
What? The article is about the word “debt”, not “debit”.
This looks neat. Am I understanding it correctly that it's written in pseudocode?
Probably more expensive with spacers? I'd like to see some benchmarks though, I'm doing little more than guessing.
> "You didn't miss Karen's special cookies, did ya?"

Hah. Where I live this would mean they have marijuana in them.
FWIW (i wrote that comment, also btw woa I'm super flattered to be quoted like that!): note that it's based on my, by now, pretty dated inside knowledge (~6y). They might've improved since (though judging by the sibling comments, maybe not).
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Wow, $20Bn per year. This smells a lot like anti-competetive behavior, I wonder what happened to that lawsuit.
The article makes a point that is both a) simple and self-evident and b) ignored by 90% of JS developers I've encountered, who are just trying to write procedural code and adding as many awaits as needed to achieve that.

This is why I'm convinced that async should be opt-in, because most people don't use it effectively even when forced to acknowledge its existence.
I find it interesting since JavaScript in this case is only "glue" language. Actual effects are hardware (?) shaders: https://github.com/Schneegans/Burn-My-Windows/blob/main/src/... .. Had no idea this is possible.
I use Mate with all the animations turned off and this kind of stuff makes me realize I am an elderly, soulless fuck
That's probably because the dots on top are, historically, a vestige of the 'e'.
This is about the word "debt", not "debit" (in which the 'b' is pronounced). The card is called a debit card.
That's the kind of analysis I want to see. Really good write-up.
I hadn't followed Theranos much until the trial but listened to the American Scandal podcast about it. I find the narration to be a bit cheesy but it was pretty informative for just a few hours of listening while exercising:
https://podcasts.apple.com/my/podcast/theranos-startup/id143...
Sorry seems I was unclear in my wording.

I said soon to be sentenced.

And words towards 'won't she be in jail through any appeal process.'

But in response to the original comment saying she won't get jail time at all due to appeals, do you think she will not be sentenced and the appeal with happen before then where they disregard this conviction during that process?

Anyway, confusion aside I was trying to politely point out they seem wrong in their assumption she will never see jail due to an appeal process. That's not how the process works.
I think there's a misunderstanding because the original thread leaves one thinking that Norton is surreptitiously installing cryptominer malware on their customer's machines (not a big fan of how that was communicated.) In reality, this is an optional cryptomining application that you can choose to run (if you are willing to let Norton keep a 15% cut.)

https://community.norton.com/en/blogs/product-service-announ...
The discussion was about ongoing colonization. Any Africans listening to BBC do so voluntarily, so they are not being colonized and also not hit on the toe. Or rather, if it hurts them, why are they listening?

My goal is simply to counter bad logic and harmful ideologies.
Nice if you get the recipes right on the first time but tedious if you like to update recipes and add comments. At least for handwriting perfectionists.
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Ask HN: What password managers can you recommend?
I used to be a happy 1Password user, but they seem insistent on making the experience as terrible as possible lately. I've tried BitWarden and Enpass, but their integration is worse and they suffer from some of the same problems as 1Password (subscription/server-based, not really in control of own data, etc.)

Are there any password managers that

- Integrate into browsers on all major platforms

- Have decent password generators

- No major security breaches in past ten years

- Local-first / sync via standard sync mechanisms (Dropbox, iCloud, sync thing, etc.)

EDIT: Based on responses below, I'm going to try KeePass[.*] and see how it goes. First hiccup is that 1Password import doesn't seem to work, but I'll keep at it.
It seems like some people on here are into the idea and would use it. That's cool, but for me personally, I'm amazed that anyone is still into this kind of thing in 2022.
I've given up and just try to find good cook books. I can't deal with internet recipes anymore. cool idea though!
But why do it with extra elements? The child should accept a class or possibly styles and the parent decides what those are.

Child directly styles itself with color, font, internal layout, etc

Parent positions child with flex box, grid, margin or absolute positioning. Spacer elements are not needed at all.
are you planning to index the recipes ? there are a couple other recipe transform apps out there but it’s the indexing that will distinguish you .
The M1 Max gets that bandwidth from putting the RAM into the processor package. There is no way that server processors can fit the much higher RAM per core used for server workloads onto the processor package so it's unclear that the comparison is meaningful.
I'm almost ashamed to admit how large of a reason wobbly windows working out of the box is for my continued preference for KDE in most cases. Does anyone know what the status of '00s desktop effects is on other common DEs? I'd guess it'd be easier to achieve on MATE than Cinnamon for example, though I've always liked Cinnamon.
5500 lines of bash. Wow.
Start a side-hustle & focus on technology that sparks joy, instead of WordPress which is inherently insecure because of PHP and most of the plugins add to the attack surface. WordPress can become very bloated very quickly too, the more bells and whistles you add to it, slowing sites down, and contributing to web obesity.

One good starting point is Github. There's a good list of repos/projects here: https://github.com/topics/awesome-list

Just dive in.
That's just it. Apple would rather provide One True Way to do it. On Mac, cube = switch user, and slide = switch desktop.
Note (for people who might try to mentally generalize this to other languages or situations) that this requires eager coroutines, which not all async/await frameworks support (and is often optional for the ones that do); for libraries that lean into "structured parallelism" you will need to pass these off to something that awaits them in some way (potentially as a group, or maybe to something that adapts the awaitable into an eager promise from a different system) for them to even start executing.
This is by design. The kernel still runs the processes inside the container. If you namespace the user running `ps`, it will not be able to see the container processes. The only reason you're seeing them is because you're in the default (root?) namespace.

The container on the other hand cannot see the host's processes or other things. At least not without an exploit.
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Or… just use 64bit through out? I’m not following what you are trying to save by adding a mixed system and emulation. I can’t imagine dropping 64bit to pump cores up.
They're not actually emoji; they're shortcodes that get rendered out to emoji in the Github interface. (Which, IMO, is worse than actually using emoji, but easier to type, I suppose.)

935e922 (HEAD -> main, origin/main, origin/HEAD) :tada: Bump version number
aeec220 (tag: v7) Merge branch 'feature/3d-noise'
17fae26 :lipstick: Tweak labels
a331736 :twisted_rightwards_arrows: Merge pull request #21 from Schneegans/feature/3d-noise
What product should I buy when I want it to last long?
Check out "The Four Tendencies" by Gretchen Rubin. It describes almost this exact scenario and provides tools that may help you overcome it.
Bitwarden. The free version does everything I need from a password manager (which is to store, sync and generate passwords); decent browser extension, decent mobile app.
So, this isn't really a warning against using browser password stores. Rather, it's a warning against getting infected with malware that can read such things. No malware, no problem.
Do you really need to wonder?
Thats a lot of fragile manual steps, not to mention needing a user account and being dependent on Mozilla infra. Hardly straightforward + not to mention addons on Android Firefox overall still barely working in the new Android version, with no visible progress to fix that.
The smaller the function with the perf tweaks, the less pushback you tend to get in reviews. Near as I can surmise, there’s a threshold below which people feel comfortable refactoring code they don’t like the looks of, but the fact of that comfort discourages them from actually doing it.

You do have to watch out for features being added. Plenty of people don’t understand rewording these three lines results in a 10% response time increase.
The question is, why I would want to install a nightly just for add-ons?
To my knowledge you f.e. need an add-on to block a specific cookie, because FF Android doesn't have this option...
The question is when/if the product manager at Mozilla will realize the state of the browser at some point :/
I can just say that as far as I am concerned, the only thing that is keeping me with FF Android is the vendor lock-in with FF Sync.
> Getting jobs as a US based employee with several years experience isn't too difficult.

I'm not based on the US unfortunately, so I tend to ignore those job posts..

> I'm looking for low meeting culture jobs that fit my current schedule.

How do you know in advance if a job has that low meeting culture? Do you read glassdoor reviews, or something like that?

> Dysfunctional companies (there are so many) are great for me in this setup.

And how do you identify those dysfunctional companies as well? Or you try them and get out if they are not so dysfunctional for your like?

Hope you don't mind my questions, just trying to learn a little bit more about the "game"!
> it’d be better for everyone if things were free

This is compelling for me. Not so I can have free stuff, but because it's beneficial to society to have access to these things without worrying that it's going to vanish. Think about kids in school, there's tons of literature and plays that they can use for free already, but wouldn't it be nice if they could read something more modern that would maybe get them more engaged?

Another argument I hear sometimes is that when you release something to the public, doesn't that in some sense belong to everyone? The original Star Wars trilogy is a significant piece of modern culture, and it hasn't been released in it's original version since 2006. That really doesn't seem right. I'm not necessarily saying it should be public domain right now, but it would be nice to watch it with my grandkids without apologizing for the terrible scenes they added in the 90s.
> because it is totally WRONG.

If native speakers are pronouncing it a certain way, then that pronunciation is correct by definition.

Friends don't let friends be prescriptivists.
What's wrong with WebRTC? Other than it not being simple. In my experience it's supported well enough by browsers.
On the hosting side, you've got Google's C++ implementation, or you there's a GStreamer backend, so you can hook it up with whatever GStreamer can output.
In the stuff I'm doing for work, we can get well below 100ms latency out of it. Since Google uses it for Stadia, i'm pretty sure it can do far better than that? What do you need low latency for, what's your use case? Video conferencing? App/Game streaming?
This is interesting. Looks like the app might be just parsing this schema from the webpage and adding a nice ui.
Live streaming latency does not jibe well with sports. I’ve since learned to disable any push notifications that reveal what happened 30 seconds prior to my witnessing it. What can be done, at scale, to get us back to the “live” normally experienced with cable or satellite?
Isn't that what Esperanto was supposed to be?
I consider myself a vegan, but I guess I'd be rejected by the orthodox vegans because I really don't care if I consume honey and wonder why there's any fuss about it. I also consume oysters and sardines occasionally just to ensure I'm not running short on some nutrient that I'm not aware of - yes, I know I transgress especially in regards to the sardines (some vegans make exceptions for lifeforms that don't have a face like oysters) but it's only every couple of weeks or so. So the potential for wasps in my figs is just something that seems silly to worry about.
What's the issue with that? Doesn't Google do this too, based on ssl availability for instance?
This makes sense to me since the x86 chips have the advantage of running a lot more software out of the box. Sure a lot of software can just be recompiled, but compiling for ARM can be very difficult for software doing a lot of low level performance tricks.
This isn't running on QEMU.
Did the politician actually ever check in with the company about whatever happened?
Htmx is what I will use in my next website. More than enough for me as well and the learning curve seems pretty low compared to alternatives.
Waydroid seems performant enough to me. SuperTuxKart is very playable (though I didn't try much as on-screen controls are hard to handle with a mouse). Microsoft excel also works.

A lot of android apps only come with arm library, and need an extra emulation layer on x86, I haven't tried that.
I.e. tomayto tomahto.
> But this suggests a real breakthrough is needed to keep pace with future requirements.

Not necessarily. Look at papers like the lottery ticket hypothesis - big ML models may be doing better simply because gradient descent just isn't doing a good enough job. Better optimizers would go a long way than just throwing compute at the the problem. Even if you can, it's impractical to use something like GPT-3 all the time.
Yeah, just do these 5 steps in FF, then register at that website, and do a bunch of steps there for every single extension you want to install.

Or rather, if you just want extension support, don't use FF. (I for one am very happy with Kiwi. OP fork also sounds nice.)
The JS usage in this case isn't any different from Python or Ruby or Perl or Tcl.
And maps.
I oddly discovered this as well (not something I thought about) when watching a playthrough video for a boardgame (Brass: Birmingham: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lzxf4tfq9as ). In there, he says "iron" as it should be said given the letters in the word. My wife and I are somewhat working to actually say the word that way now.
This is theft that gets around a copyright loophole. Don’t steal recipes.
It is known (and proven) that most people grossly overestimate their experience and abilities.

In software development it is even more egregious because, due to exponential growth of number of developers, most developers haven't had a chance to work with a real, good, expert developer.

You need probably at least 10-15 years and more realistically about 20 years to grow to be expert at your field. And even then only small percentage grow to be truly experts, the rest become stuck somewhere along the way.

How do you asses whether you are mentor material if you've never seen a real deal?

You don't hear people who decided they are not mentor material yet -- you only hear from people who did.

So this is the false positive problem -- given even small chance of false positive on deciding you are mentor material, given huge population of developers and very small population of actual good mentors, you are bound to have a lot of false positives.
Copy Me That does this and more, if anyone is interested in comparing. It doesn't have a polished UI but it's very useful for me. https://www.copymethat.com/
I have no idea where you read this, but it's not right. The immune system doesn't know anything about the brand of a vaccine. It remembers proteins and how to make antibodies to bind to proteins. Pretty much all vaccines are based on the exact RNA sequence of the spike protein from the first published COVID sequence. Immune systems can and do adapt to mutations in the spike protein by generating slightly different antibodies. It's how we fight colds and the flu, since these are constantly changing.

The main difference between the vaccine brands is the delivery mechanism. There were concerns in the beginning about mixing and matching; those were concerns about dosage, which was carefully determined in trials. Clearly a totally different mechanism screws with dosage. But nowadays I don't see many concerns about mixing and matching, particularly if just the booster differs from the (e.g. two first doses).
Same, but KDE fwiw. Yuck. I don't need it, I don't want it, get it away from me. But I'll be the last to yuck someone's yum. Have at it y'all. It's just not for me.
> This sounds like a bit of a travel novel fantasy to me.

what are you talking about? I've been a digital nomad for a few years and locals LOVE meeting travelers. I get invited to parties and events more often in foreign countries than when I'm in my hone town. They themselves want to meet new people or practice their english skills.
Oft-injured, oft-changing...
The world decided on English. It wouldn't be my first choice - even as a native speaker - but history and inertia has decided on this obscure Norman French/Anglo-Saxon island pidgin and we're kind of stuck with it until the Chinese century runs its course and we're dealing with pictograms and tonal differences.
The nesting has the advantage of directly expressing the dependency structure of the promises, which is otherwise a bit hard to infer.
Protip: In video games, if you shoot the red ones they explode.
Coding for aesthetics is purism. Coding for human cognition/DevEx is pragmatism. They looks similar to an outsider, but the hills they choose for dying can be fairly different.
there's lessons on coursera and edx
Python is easy enough I'd venture to say if you make it your full time job , you'll be a programmer within a month.

I essentially taught myself JavaScript in a month or so, but I was going at it 8 hours a day
The use case sounds great but why does everything need an app anymore? Everything doesn't need an app, thats why we have the web.

/end rant.
Why should it be inevitable?
How long do non dominant variants survive inside and outside a host?
We don't even know in which country omicron originated even less who was patient zero.

We could easily miss whole strains of the virus but because non of them lead to a new dominant variant we never know the even existed.
Is there a named process that the body has to recognize and mitigate auto-antibodies?
There is this misconception that colleagues === friends. They CAN become friends and fraternization is sometimes encouraged in some companies, but friendship is not always the goal. It's okay to treat colleagues parasocially, just as you would a waiter at a restaurant. You play nice, say how's your day, but leave it at that and don't open up (and that's fine!).
Sure but it’s not reflected in this chart at all.

This chart is worthless. It takes two unequal measures and puts them on the same chart to suggest a narrative.

Not to mention that the list of shows that you find on this the chart is akin to the magazines that you find by the grocery checkout anyway. They’re entertainment shows. I might listen to Joe Rogan once in a while but it’s like putting on a sitcom.