skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think they've lost GenZ, though. Boomers and GenX use Facebook, Millennials use Instagram, but GenZ uses TickTock, and unlike with Instagram, it doesn't look like they can just buy it out to reach the next generation.
I hope it's clear that the reference to CVDD is tongue-in-cheek.
He's certainly painted as a crackpot, so it makes sense it would seem that way. But I've found it's better to have your reality as unfiltered as possible (listen to the guy directly rather than listening to what other people say he is saying). Great username btw ;)
I was enthusiastic to post a link to a comment about the ingenious syscall convention in CTOS[0] that exploited x86 segments I learned about a few years ago on HN. I did some searching to dig it up and realized you posted it. >smile<

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12290436
It reached $1T market cap less than two years ago…

I wonder how much of this is due to the value of the dollar decreasing rather than the value of Apple increasing?
HN is really convinced the only other player in the online ad market besides Google is going to decline?
They make great cars but definitely some weird UI choices. 4Runner has an 8-segment LED based clock above the entertainment system, a different clock on the entertainment display (which is always wrong for me) and the carplay clock (which is always right for me). I wish they just put an iPad in the console instead. The Toyota app isn't so ugly and they could probably just port all the entertainment buttons to that.
I think trust in Amazon is beginning to decline, at least in my limited circle. I've recently have had several packages from Amazon UK go missing followed by difficulties sorting it out, alongside other issues. I'm no longer sure I would trust them with high value purchases, and certainly would be wary of buying anything for consumption from them given the number of fake products floating around.

Of course, non of that will touch AWS...
Exact same thing in South Korea. Folks afraid of embarrassing themselves with their English, but once you speak Korean (and look presentable) it's not a problem.

Funny thing about the oversensitivity to racism: many foreigners assume racism, but if they understood Korean they'd figure out that either they're not the topic of discussion, or the locals are gossiping or speaking the same way they would about a local Korean person as well.
We're not talking about food or medicine here. It's a leisure machine.

I'm not going to begrudge someone making a couple hundred extra bucks because they got lucky. That money isn't coming from you or me, it's coming from Sony, who could be selling at that price but isn't because they want to manage customer expectations. PS5s cost the market price, and Sony happens to sell some at a steep discount, and some people make some money out of that. If Sony didn't sell at that discount, you'd still have to pay the same amount, but Sony would be getting the money, because the market demand and current supply is such that PS5s cost a lot of money.
All of that is way cheaper (currently) than cable.

The biggest problem is finding what you want. Need a TV Guide for streaming, so I can search for say "The Martian", and it would tell me "This is on netflix in your country", or "this isn't available on subscription, but you can rent it on amazon for x.xx or buy it on apple tv for y.yy"
Correct, that is what a cartel is for
I'm having trouble thinking of a web stack where you can't set up a reverse proxy either via Nginx colocated with the frontend web server, through any of the usual suspects for termination (e.g. CDNs or load balancers), or worst case scenario, through the frontend web server itself.

Can you share any examples?
Yeah but you get cancelled if you say "fagm" these days.
Yes, absolutely - trust is key - but I don’t think that this was the moment where scientists and governments lost the trust of the people.
"YouTube takes down Joe Rogan interview with Dr. Robert Malone for its criticism of healthcare industry and government institutions."

FTFY

Just this bit hits home: https://youtu.be/HUX9LqA3bGY
Umm, what’s the story with Go on Linux? My understanding is that Linux explicitly supports making syscalls from your own code, it’s just that on platforms where the syscall story is a giant mess (32-bit x86) the prescription is to either use the slow historical interface (INT 80h) or to jump to the vDSO (which will do SYSENTER or SYSCALL or whatever—SYSENTER in particular has the lovely property of not saving the return address, so a common stub is pretty much architecturally required[1]).

If I’m guessing correctly about what you’re referring to, the Go people did something in between, got broken in a Linux kernel release, complained at the kernel people, the kernel got a patch to unbreak them. The story on MacOS or OpenBSD, where the kernel developers will cheerfully tell you to take a hike if you make a syscall yourself, seems much worse to me.

(And yes, I’d say there is a meaningful difference between a couple of instructions in the vDSO and Glibc’s endless wrappers.)

[1]: https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/Pine.LNX.4.44.0212172225410.136...

ETA: Wait, no, I was thinking about the Android breakage[2]. What’s the Go story then?

[2]: https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/tip/tip.git/...
Moral and legal are two different classifications.

I think it should be LEGAL to have an abortion no matter your reasoning. The reason for this is we need to preserve the bodily autonomy of people who can become pregnant.

Weather or not it is MORAL is another question.

It is LEGAL to protest outside of a veteran's funeral. However, I would argue it is not a MORAL thing to do.
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I've been running this software locally as a docker container on my laptop since about February 2021, obviously with a few updates/restarts, but generally it is set and forget
Yes, and also he probably had Aquino assassinated (one of the last in more than 50 years of Marcos political assassinations), but I don't know what Imelda's personal level of authority was in that situation; I think of her more as a kept woman and PR spokesperson than a power broker --- though there are some credible accusations of having one of her political opponents arrested. Indira Gandhi, by contrast, instituted a "state of emergency" herself (almost the same thing as martial law), even if it wasn't for as long as Marcos, and Golda Meir led Israel in its occupation of Gaza and the West Bank and in the Yom Kippur War.
Old BlackBerry phones will stop working from January 4
For added context:

- I live and work in the USA
- All roles are individual contributor roles ranging from Senior to Staff
- I work for one publicly traded company and do not purchase any of their stock in personal accounts
Thank you for the response, it's interesting to read about the perspective.

>What do you mean when you talk about doing an exchange with other galleries

You've been really clear at outlining some of the concerns of the artists and the economic concerns. It would be interesting to take those concerns and questions and ask for feedback from others in the community who are underrepresented. Perhaps an informal gathering of some other people in the field in the form of a structured symposium. Or just a sit-down.

One of the world's worst offenders of pushing a euro-centric history recently went full frontal and acknowledged their history (the Rijksmuseum,https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/whats-on/exhibitions/past/slav...). Might be helpful also to seek out similar situations and how they are working through it.
I third recommend p5js. If you're looking for more different flavors, try the Awesome Creative Coding page on github to get your bearings.

- https://github.com/terkelg/awesome-creative-coding
Netflix will be fine; they sell a reasonable, understandable product at a reasonable, understandable price, which makes me most confident in them by far.
Even if it is a symptom – say they're interviewing CEOs for a piece on Canadian business, so it's tricky to find people who are not white men – then I would argue that what they're doing is important.

There's a chicken and egg thing, and media can be a part of addressing the root cause. To me it seems logical that a young black woman who sees a black female CEO interviewed on TV is more likely to become a CEO herself.
> they have to go on record clarifying exactly how they define race -

In these contexts, "race" is a stand-in for social segregation phenomena and not the Oxford dictionary defintion.

By not identifying the distribution of various discriminated-against groups, they are rendered invisible, or nonexistant when it comes to policy making. THis is fine if you are in the majority, because that is the de facto policy making consideration, but not so good if you are not represented.

Dismissing this as "spinning statistics" is a very privileged viewpoint, because it means you aren't affected by the statistics so why should you care?
I was going to say, this thing looks incredibly cheap. Like it's cobbled together from a standard enclosure and parts you can buy on AliExpress.
Don't miss on this one if you have to do any web scraping. it's better than a proxy rotating service because of all the added functions (i.e. JS rendering, device, country), I can't stress this enough, if you suspect that you will need to scrape data, DON'T MISS ON THIS DEAL.
No it isn’t. Not anywhere.

Code is speech. Running it is not.
Walkable neighborhoods tend to be expensive and those where jobs are.

If you just add apartment house to existing residential street, you achieve neither. Especially when zoning does not allows small shops to appear.
That’s odd, I had the first DVD release and I absolutely remember the green tint to all the scenes happening “inside the matrix”. In fact, I want to say they explicitly reference this in the commentary at some point.
That's great! And if you have a good config file, please submit them here https://lists.sr.ht/~ghost08/ratt
There's a chicken or egg problem with the "coven of witches" conjecture. I also don't think Gab is all that marginal. It seems to exist largely to facilitate conversations around perceived excesses with diversity efforts.

My greater point is that communities that facilitate these types of conversations typically have less inviting, more hostile cultures. There's a spectrum of course, but you can see glimmers of the type of discourse found on sites like Gab in the comment sections of anti-diversity blogs on HN. I think that an HN which plays host to more discussions about perceived issues with diversity will alienate a lot of folks who aren't entrenched in those sorts of debates and self-select for the type of discourse associated with these so-called "covens of witches." It seems to me that there's no value in sliding down that side of the spectrum for a site that's largely meant not to play host to ideological battles.
Yes, which leads to all sorts of griping about CBC just being a mouthpiece for the Liberal government. But to be fair their bias was the same even when the Harper government was in power.
A sunshield big enough to shade a 30m by 10m space telescope would have to be darn large. Radiation pressure would certainly want to push it out of orbit. Space telescopes with big mirrors seem to be sited at L2, like LUVOIR. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Large_Ultraviolet_Optical_Infr... I assume some property of halo orbits tolerate hanging off a solar sail better.

Hubble is an unshaded warm-mirror telescope that can observe down to 1700nm, though, so I wonder why they wouldn't use that as comparison.
its amazing that you think your opinion is worth sharing on this. read the stuff people who study this wrote. then you dont have to base your opinion on a chart you “would be interested in seeing”. the cost of housing vs median income / amount of people on the poverty line is mostly what determines homelessness. cities that have successfully addressed their problem has all basically done the same thing, which is build / subsidize housing.
roku search is exactly this
Are you sure you're not just saying that because you retrospectively know how your answer is going to be interpreted?

Honestly it wouldn't occur to me to answer savings unless I am actually withdrawing from my savings account.
https://archive.is/k0bMV
Many comments here are clamoring for immutable masters. We also see comments elsewhere complaining when historic buildings receive a an addition in a contemporary architectural style etc.

For most of human history art has always been mutable. If you tour the National Gallery of Art there are plenty of paintings that have been changed throughout out the years to match changing and politics or theologies.

In fact, most performance art has always been somewhat unique. Every show Shakespeare put on was slightly different.
Eh, maybe.
Cooee
Hi HN, I Wanted to share and (hopefully) get some feedback on a new project. When working with partners, I always found it tough to prioritize an API build for backend integration. StreamDuo aims to take the API hosting off your hands, and lets you do backend data integration using simple API clients.
Are they raising funds to sell bridges too?
Movies usually have several terrible cuts, tv versions are usually much much worse than the bluray versions. Streaming is a mixed bad, sometimes better. Disney+ actually bringing out good versions (IMAX) hopefully will force others to improve.
One thing I learned in my many years in this life: you can't fix inequity by inching slowly in the "right" direction. However, the "right" stopping point is too often controlled by the same oppressors. You have to be like a pendulum and swing waaayyy too far past "equity". Then the pendulum will eventually energy out at a more reasonable equitable point. This is a lot of anchoring point bias built in. This overcomes it.
This.

IMO, most of the culture was a distraction from what really matters. People are up in arms on TV over who can claim to be a woman, but meanwhile, the concentration of wealth and economic power and worse than even the guided age.

If the bottom 50% of the population (economically) united on JUST this topic, they would see massive change - better structured education, housing, health, etc.

Instead we get what I call "hand grenades" that distract and mean almost nothing - like another biological male smashing records in a female sport and wanting to keep the medals.
A fun mind-twist is to think of the film itself every time one of the characters in the film mentions "The Matrix". E.g. "No one can be told what the Matrix is". Indeed. Nobody can be told what this movie is. Ha!

It makes it even more meta than it already is. The Matrix was shot in 1999 and takes place in 1999. It was purposefully shot with the technology of the time; cellphones, computers, etc. As such, it serves as a perfect time capsule of that period. So in a sense, The Matrix (the movie) is indeed a simulation of 1999!
I use my mid-2010 Mac mini as a Plex server at home, works quite well!
As a small farmer, I can tell you: independent small-scale farming is not profitable in any meaningful manner. Government is actively killing it, by giving away every possible concession to Big Ag.

The food in stores is pretty much all garbage compared to food raised on small farms. It sickens me to see things go this way, but this is the reality that we have created.
I don't know if this is the case for Seinfeld, but TV productions filmed in 16:9 but for 4:3 broadcast didn't always take care that the full 16:9 frame would have adequate content, i.e. no mike booms or non-stage items visible, and therefore later 16:9 versions had to be zoomed in by some factor; still wider than the 4:3, but reduced in the vertical.
https://www.no-tillfarmer.com/articles/8651-long-term-no-til...

"No-till practices weren’t doing enough to improve his soil resource. So Montel shifted his priorities to building soil health and it’s paying off: Montel harvested an average of 197 bushels of corn per acre across the farm last fall,"

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S037842901...

"No-till yields matched conventional tillage yields for oilseed, cotton, and legume crop categories. Among cereals, the negative impacts of no-till were smallest for wheat (−2.6%) and largest for rice (−7.5%) and maize (−7.6%). No-till performed best under rainfed conditions in dry climates, with yields often being equal to or higher than conventional tillage practices. Yields in the first 1–2 years following no-till implementation declined for all crops except oilseeds and cotton, but matched conventional tillage yields after 3–10 years except for maize and wheat in humid climates. Overall, no-till yields were reduced by 12% without N fertilizer addition and 4% with inorganic N addition."

Changing farming practices does not seem to lower the yield per acre in a significant way, so it does not mean going back to 1936 level yields.
To clarify, Hulu’s version is fine. HBO Max’s is the one that’s blown-out.
To some degree. More and more coke is being cut with fent. The dealers cutting coke with some other upper still want it to numb your nose, so they add something like lidocaine or increasingly fent as well.
Seems a little overcooked: to be accredited as a diplomat requires the host country's assent. So Ecuador can't simply say "Mr Assange is our diplomat so you must give him free passage"; the UK govt can simply reject the proposed appointment.

As for shooting out the tyres, before contemplating such a reckless and dramatic Michael Bay violation of diplomatic protocol, public safety, and common sense, surely a simpler and well practiced technique like blocking the road, boxing in the car underway with some police vehicles, or simply intercepting it at the airport would be preferred?
This weird hatred of not sharing pronouns is harmful - it's.. a few characters next to your name to help people talk to you and to help people who use different pronouns to what society has given them. Please stop acting all high-and-mighty over them - it's always with good intent.
Google already has a streaming service but they do it on hard mode by allowing anyone to upload content to it.
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It's not so much that chip fabs were starved by blockchain as much as the fact that many investors generally chase high short-term low-risk yields, which primarily results in major investments being in software-based ventures. Hardware can yield quite large gains too, but the upfront risk is much higher and. the growth rate is slow (if at all nonzero) for a long time before actually growing.
Okay. I was gonna respond with something snarky about what a crappy mod he was, or how he was a Saint and you don't deserve to worship at his functional feet. But I'll tell you what he was wrong about: He was, as a leader and a human and a mod, petty. He pied pipered himself into a sweet spot and no one would deny he's a good coder, but there the ego took off and forever left behind a skidmark. The cool exterior, the sense of self-importance, the punching down, above all the love of spreading one's revelatory wisdom to the poor little guy; you can love that sort of thing too much, and he did. Perhaps you weren't here or didn't interact with him directly. In my view he became dismissive and derogatory toward people who worshiped him (like you) once he acquired a small degree of fame.
There may be IP-related legal consequences for sure, but honestly, if you’re hacking together multiple jobs to make more money, the most obvious consequence is your own happiness and self-satisfaction.

With that setup, I guarantee you aren’t objectively “good” at any of those jobs, even if your dozing managers think you are.

Creating things is about passion, and about thinking deeply about the problems you’re solving. You, like me, probably started coding for fun, because you enjoyed solving problems. Every day you context switch and de/reengage from the problems you’re solving, you miss that. Find a single problem and environment that challenges you, and I guarantee you’ll be happier, more successful, and less liable.
>It used to be that I was the one furthest to the left in any newsroom, occasionally causing strain in story meetings with my views on issues like the housing crisis. I am now easily the most conservative, frequently sparking tension by questioning identity politics. This happened in the span of about 18 months. My own politics did not change.

Don't worry, you're still the furthest to the left.

It's the others that have aligned with the priorities of mega-corporations, think tanks, and power centers - downplaying class and overplaying identity issues (and at the moment when those are the least anti-establishment and most incosequential position). Worse, they're using this as a weapon for class warfarce (against the working class, white predominantly, but they'd also openly use it against the poor black and latinos too, but they need to pretend they champion them) and a class signifier.
>E-mail: '_'.join(['ds','phd','2022']) [at] outlook.com

That email address... shamelessly stealing this for the future
> putting a pronoun down is for the benefit of those conversing with you, so they don't have to wonder or get it wrong.

The type of people concerned with being addressed by the "correct" pronouns will list them without being asked, believe me. And for the other 99.9% of people, it's pretty obvious what to use.
It increases the value of land for people who sell and build while pushing externalities onto people who hold. If your neighbor with a $1M home sells it to a developer for $2M, they make a cool extra mil. You, as a neighbor, get nothing. Meanwhile, you have to deal with additional traffic in the neighborhood; cars parked on the street; more people (quite possibly of a different socioeconomic strata) coming and going; construction noise; higher property taxes; usually uglier buildings; blocked views; more crowded schools; and more load on public infrastructure.

This is also why the most vocal NIMBYs are often senior citizens who plan to live in their home till they die. They don't benefit from the higher land values at all, because they never intend to sell the property, and will be dead before somebody reaps the financial gains. However, they have to deal with all the community externalities, and they're often at a stage in their life where they're least suited for that.
I don’t know about “necessarily”, going back and imagining history happening differently isn’t always a fruitful activity. There were certainly people interested in preserving high quality environments and concerned with degradation before the more extreme and hyperbole laden “environmental movement”

One can only guess how things would have evolved differently, but people did have successes before the exaggeration became common, and overreaction and political splits to extreme views is currently a significant obstacle to progress.

When you exaggerate, you create opposition who do too.
Independent physicians come to mind as another example. Many have gone to work for large providers that can negotiate better rates with insurance.
Ah, I see you were just trolling. Well played, I guess?
>How would this end up in court in front of police? The point is its not hard to lie to a courier service.

What if cash in mail is used for terrorist attacks? They will get real identity of money sender sooner or later.

>Fedex is the #1 drug distributor...

Drug shipments get intercepted and sellers and buyers arrested not all but many. Of course you can get away with anything but are you willing to gamble? I do not mean you personally but anyone who is thinking about doing it.
It's apparent that the author intends to maintain this across Go version upgrades. Part of this work is a custom patch format to make it easier to manage the changes to the Go runtime (https://ebiten.org/blog/native_compiling_for_nintendo_switch...).

The author also explicitly stated that he did not expect major work to upgrade to a new Go version in https://ebiten.org/blog/native_compiling_for_nintendo_switch....