skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yep that makes sense. That's one of the situations I was referring to when I said:

> let me be clear that I think using car batteries to time-shift load on the power grid makes some sense

Note of course that you could probably achieve something similar by just having teslas be smart enough to stop charging during peak times if the owner OKs it instead of actually discharging full ones.
Past related thread:

Slackware 15.0 release candidate one - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28201197 - Aug 2021 (56 comments)
I think the biggest difference is just that the layout algorithm for the DOM is a lot more complex than those for native apps. Changing one element might reflow the whole page. Native frameworks aren't like that, and the solution they're converging on is the one React pioneered for the web, which is making a control's data dependencies explicit so you know when it needs to be updated.
I still don't see you mention a reason for the (rather US centric) assumption. Fact is many LCOL areas are upgrades if you don't need to work.
Exactly my point! It's the responsibility of public policy to align incentives with what's actually good for people over the long run.
Strangely enough there’s still enough native to the platform that even the best notebook that can run Electron is still actually a compelling advantage because I would still have Spotlight, I would still have Quick Look, I would still have a POSIX environment, I would still have Exposé, I would still have the ability to globally reassign menu hot keys, I would still have the best PDF handling on any desktop environment I’ve ever used, I would still have Safari, I would still have Time Machine, I would still have Look Up, and I would still have Live Text. Loathe that I am to admit it, even the Finder ain’t half bad compared to the nonsense out there I could be using instead and I’ve made my peace with its deficiencies.

I wouldn’t be happy without the excellent suite of native 3rd party software and I’m not happy about 1Password’s decision to go from native to Electron, but the core Macintosh operating system features are still a compelling package.
Because: Climate. Change. Is. A. Thing.

In a world where we are (or should be) in a desperate race to decarbonise the essential industries that make 1st world standards of living possible (steel, concrete, travel, electricity), you're merrily burning a road-trip's worth of energy every time you want to trade a digital beanie baby.
"the number of STEM degrees in the US has basically been flat for decades"

Between 2008 and 2015 the number grew by nearly 50%.

https://nces.ed.gov/programs/digest/d16/tables/dt16_318.45.a...
That sounds fine!
This is the aws managed service (it’s free). https://docs.aws.amazon.com/systems-manager/latest/userguide...
My point was that the desires of children are largely inconsequential to their future careers, particularly when being asked questions like "what do you want to be when you grow up".
I think you've got some things mixed up. The word "woke" usually means being aware of issues with discrimination in the workplace. I'd have to agree with the grandparent comment, if you're suggesting that being aware of discrimination makes it a toxic workplace then you probably need to do some kind of diversity training, not necessarily in the workplace but just generally considering why it's not a good idea to dismiss employee concerns offhand as "woke upheavals". It's not so fun being on the receiving end, if you end up as the one making the harassment complaint and the boss dismisses it by telling you to shut up and stop being woke. Similar things have happened to people I've known.
Many of us is an overstatement. The jobs threads are always full of people making way less, have you not seen?
Bozkurt, B., [et al.] Myocarditis With Covid-19 mRNA Vaccines  (2021)
TY. That was the appropriate comment.
Farmers seek jury trial against John Deere for anti repair practices
It's not a perfect correlation but it's certainly easier to find better candidates if you can offer them more than they'd get elsewhere.
History counts. Otherwise you wont have territorial issue especially pushed by China and Israel. Helsinki has no gun power to enforce anything. It is based on mutual respect and adherence. At this moment, Crimean people wants Russia whether it is legal or not. Russia has bigger guns than Ukraine and at least on par with Americans at their home ground. What is Ukraine worth to you than the smartphone in your hand? Should you worry about a brilliant tactician that make Obama like a pigeon or a Sino leader hell-bent to acquire back their territory at half the population life cost (read Mao's history on theorectical US invasion)? The bear will most likely make a few slight of hand moves to acquire their objectives with minimal lost of lives. The dragon-snake on other side is and will be very blunt.
I would be extremely surprised if 0.05% of Chrome users are aware that Firefox exist and/or that it should be an option instead of Edge.

At this point a developed a love/hate relationship with Firefox.

It’s the only browser I use, but you need to be delusional to not see that you’re in a sinking ship and everyday you find a new hole and you see more water coming in.
The reasons corporations lead open source projects is to undercut their (potential) competitors by commoditising their complements. OSI licenses are used in such projects because they allow the businesses to achieve the above.

Open-source has started to become a weapons in the arsenal of Goliath against the David who may want one-day challenge it. If your only agenda is being free to fix your printer'a drivers [1], that may not be a deal-breaker; but many others are looking at something that provides justice alongside freedom. [2]

[1]: https://www.oreilly.com/openbook/freedom/ch01.html

[2]: https://writing.kemitchell.com/2020/07/03/Programmer-Power.h...
Just a week ago Moderna started Phase I trial for this virus
Exploring Circular Ownership in Compliance Investigations
One answer is that you can write a better app, and that can be a competitive advantage. For example, I bought Fork and not GitKraken, because Fork's native experience is so much better than Electron-based alternatives.

This doesn't preclude you from releasing the app for other platforms: Fork also has a Windows app, with separate UIs but presumably shared business logic. This is how cross-platform development used to be done. It's certainly more total work, but you don't hit a quality ceiling like you do with write-once-run-anywhere frameworks.
Hey, i had to evaluate the ORY suite for multiple projects, and we always had to fallback to keycloak.
Major reason was the completeness of the keycloak admin gui vis-à-vis of Ory.

Is there a gui in your plans, or a public repo? I want to contribute.
Follow Cal Newport's advice. Be so good they can't ignore you. I'm 54, coding since I was 12. In all these years, I had only one discussion about a potential hire, not so many years ago, where I just walked out, precisly because age came into conversation. Company formely known as Facebook :))
You’re making a lot of assumptions about me knowing nothing about what I do or will do in the future. For the record, having kids is not a noble deed and does not automatically result in a better future. Overpopulation is a burden on society. Having kids is a mostly selfish act because most people would rather have their own kids than for someone else to have more kids and they have none. Besides, who is going to finally enjoy this better future? Or are we just supposed to perpetually kick the can down the road until climate change kills us all?
As a 55 yr old with 3 dependents, the insurance is $25,000 per year.

That’s quite a hill to climb before I see a penny of income into my pocket.
This is a good point. Yes, in theory chrome and android are big enough now that youtube could add widevine and there won't be a significant impact to their bottom line. Maybe there are still old devices that are running obsolete/frozen versions of youtube devices. Or more optimistically, there are still trace amounts of 'don't be evil' left at google.
> You can't really count Opera as "significant".

380m+ users seems significant to me.

> Handshake domains are only accessible by a tiny percent of people

Actually, NextDNS which is a Firefox resolver also supports Handshake, so I imagine it's not a tiny percent of people.

> make stuff like HTTPS very difficult

Additionally, HTTPS is completed by Handshake since it removes the need for a "trusted certificate authority" which, as many articles have mentioned as of late, is not so trusted [1][2].

> you'll always need to have a domain on a normal TLD because there will always be devices (like TVs and old phones) that will not support it.

TVs and old phones can support handshake since it's just regular DNS protocol.

> And what benefit do you get anyways?

You will cryptographically own your own name.

> A custom TLD?

A name all-inclusive. Hard stop.

> There's already so many new TLDs but most domains are on gTLDs or ccTLDs because thats what people recognize.

I've been around for a long time -- the internet has evolved and continues to evolve. People change quickly.

> Ownership? Not really. Handshake only manages TLDs.

Cryptographically owning things is likely a more constant ownership than a 'binding ownership' by a legal contract in some jurisdiction.

Some of the statements you made about subdomains may or may not be true, but it's not any worse than today and likely better since there will be more options of TLD owners to choose from should one choose to purchase a TLD.

[1] https://github.com/imperviousinc/beacon-ios

[2] https://blog.mozilla.org/security/2021/12/09/improved-qualit...
Ah, that is different then yes. I think another comment alluded to it but much documentation these days is just simple reference material which without context is only so useful for deep understanding.

I fully agree with understanding the perspective of the people making the thing, knowing the what isn't always as useful as knowing the why. I speak a lot about being idiomatic, which is to say developing in a way that is sympathetic to the system and its existing approaches. That takes understanding the why more than the what.

I am reminded of the Honda motorcycle maintenance manuals. They are like being face to face with the engineers who designed the bike, reading that back to back would give you that deeper understanding of the system I think.

That's my pet peeve with auto-generated docs, they don't actually help much. I can see the function for myself, I don't need to be told it exists, I need to know why!
Hey thanks for the suggestion, I'll check this out as well -- I definitely don't mind having more ways to check so I can spread load and what not.
Referencing the Bouba/Kiki effect[1] "a non-arbitrary mapping between speech sounds and the visual shape of objects", is it strange how some people or place names seem cool, exotic, foreign, and others seem dorky, boring, local or weird? Why should that be a thing?

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bouba/kiki_effect
Jan. 6 Committee Subpoenas Twitter, Meta, Alphabet and Reddit
Fantastic!

I feel really superior when I succeed in clicking immediately after the previous click. I clicked on the target arc and was relieved. But I immediately realize the next arc is right there, or I'm even on the arc now! Then adrenaline kicks in, and I click again immediately! Don't think, feel! And it continues because I haven't missed it.

Like I was a top F1 driver...
I think games have swung from one end to the other on this. Initially you had limited color palettes (decided by how far apart the numbers were on a RGB scale as much as any color theory) and a lot of bright colors for mascot games and similar. Then as a reaction to that we had the brown/gray phase as they began to market to teenagers "This game is so gritty and real and for adults unlike those kids games", which then gave the room for colourful games to stand out again whether they were rgb rainbow particle vomit, or orange and teal, or lush outdoor scenes. Then dystopian settings came back in in a big way and so games followed suit.

I think games may also be somewhat of an influence of it in movies. When colour grading became big in movies, video games was really the place that had been enjoying that level of control and may have set the standards for some of the people getting into it.
I'd prefer crypto as a payment option too. Not sure if Kickstarter offers it as an option though, so I presume that would be the core constraint. sometimes I've seen projects running on Kickstarter and Indiegogo at the same time. Maybe there is some kind of workaround like that, except for adding crypto as a payment option.
Youtube bans video titles which if misinterpreted might make people do harmful things, like say, confusing hydroxic acid with hydrochloric acid. They're not a scientific journal, they're a video platform serving a general audience.

Please tell me you're just intentionally being obtuse and don't actually struggle with that point because this is a response I expect on reddit and not HN
Young people are mostly blissfully unaware of the reefs ahead that can ship wreck them. I could rattle a list of them off the top of my head, but they won't listen or care. It's funny in a way, because someone who has suffered a severe hardship midlife and managed to battle their way back has qualities that are exactly what some of these companies need.
I really want to pull rank and tell you how deeply involved I am in the Unix community. Nevertheless, suffice it to say I know that, and the mistake you are making is this is NOT Unix. It's just a poorly written text parser that simulates a Unix command line.
It's just a market failure.

Student loans are government-guaranteed and cannot be absolved by bankruptcy. This IMO creates a perfect storm whereby under-informed teenagers can get massive loans they have no hope of repaying. Without the government/no bankruptcy components to this equation, the market would not support this kind of debt market.

Fortunately, this is easy to fix. There are two simple options (and probably many more complex ones):

1. Make it a free market. Make student debt absolvable by bankruptcy. Don't give government guarantees. Private loans will account for the viability of student's repaying those loans, while allowing bankruptcy helps ensure that unfair or predatory loans will be costly to the loan-issuer.

2. Make it a government service, like K-12. The government will actively manage the tertiary education market, thus making "the cost of college" a policy decision.

IMO the first one is not particularly desirable because it will limit college access to the upper socio-economic classes, further exacerbating wealth inequality and reducing social mobility. That leaves us with the second option, which is both straightforward to implement and has many case-studies abroad.
You've decided the best way forward for you is to write sysvinit and openrc scripts. That's an opinion completely focused around writing some additional code. You don't have to write it all from scratch to be expressing that opinion, you can express it a lot of different ways but that's all it encompasses. Unless we're talking about something else that I missed? Suggesting that something is better than something else is really meaningless without that.
The one line didn't even "Make an internet radio statio" it just uploaded streaming audio to a web site.
It genuinely seems like the perfect OS for this. Install minimal sets, disable some unnecessary default services, and viola..
The content is useful, and familiar to any experienced Unix/Linux user,
but formatting that content as a table with many heavily folded lines
nearly ruins the content for any really new user.
Mathematicians clear hurdle in quest to decode primes
It's not wrong to discriminate against women? where?

And where are you getting these statistics you refer to?

I think I disagree with pretty much every point you made here. Tech jobs more like fast food than research?

If you're not even trying to make the argument about raw mental abilities (which at least has some kind of support, in narrow situations like chess) then I'd bet the stats regarding work ethic support older workers too.

That "all things being equal" trick you keep pulling is the problem. Yeah they're so equal except you're presumimg one is a hard worker and the other one is a slacker and you can't tell from the resume or interview for some reason. Does the older applicant come in with amnesia?
This recently started happening with Paypal. Bank payments were my default, and recently when I tried to buy something paypal started demanding my bank login. Nope. Not now. Never. You do not need to know my balance and all my transactions for a $100 purchase, Paypal.
> Beginning with the full list of 5-letter words, I calculated the frequency of each letter of the alphabet in each of the 5 possible positions for a 5 letter word.

There’s a great many 5-letter words that the creator will never consider because they’re too obscure. Treating all 5-letter words as possible is a mistake when calculating strategy for this.

High-frequency letters will be over-represented in your analysis.
So well done.

I love these styles of development where it can be thrown together quickly but complete the full spectrum of ux, creativity, and hitting that sweet spot that felt satisfying to play.

Seriously well done!
Tennis Australia don't have the authority to issue travel visas or decide entry requirements to the country.
> If time moves one hour back, just change your local zone offset

...so you want to replace leap seconds with leap hours?
Lest I be labeled a plague rat of misinformation; I'm trying to ready proper studies on some of the supposed "vaccine injuries" that have been popping up. After the smear campaign that muffled Dr. Robert Malone, I discovered his website and substack which led me to this page:

https://www.rwmalonemd.com/references

That is a lot of NIH papers citing a lot of suspicious things!

In contrast I'm not able to find much to compare with other vaccines (this is because I don't have a nicely curated list to start from; nor are my journal-searching skills up to snuff).
I have been trying these activities like Trello boards, daily routines and other things on and off for a couple of years. One thing I have noticed is that when you have small children, things can change very quickly. Your Trello board might tell you to concentrate on work or your daily workout, but when your little one needs you, then you invariably leave everything and tend to your kids.
Things would change if overtime was paid at a mandatory 1.5x and 2.0x. The true cost is always hidden because people "eager to please" work overtime for free (or for a slice of pizza).
I did think about it, but I don't think it's too bad -- the site is plastered with "unofficially" and the disclaimer to prevent that.

I love how minimal HN is and I don't think I've ever seen orange work this well on a site in my life to be honest, so I wanted to pay a little homage and also have people feel at home.

I'll definitely consider changing the theme, and I've already added a disclaimer.
UT1 NTP Time Dissemination
When you attempt to enter a country, it is your individual responsibility to ensure yoh are eligible, nobody elses.
> If I pay someone $100 to come clean my house and they take my money and don't clean my house, its no different than if they came into my house and stole $100.

It is not OP's house though. He is just another employee, so it's none of his business to worry about this. Your argument sounds just like an excuse to morally justify snitching on co-workers.
> We will see a black hole evaporate via Hawking radiation before a bill such as this becomes law.

This is the content I'm here for. Well done LOL
> Meanwhile, Apple is no longer leading by example, at least not in a good way, as its recent Mac apps have been Catalyst ports or weird hybrids that feel more Web or iOS than Mac.

Indeed. Home.app for macOS is an atrocious half-assed iOS port, and on macOS it feels worse than an Electron app. Why should macOS developers care about polished macOS UX when Apple has gaven up?

Second problem is that Apple's post-Aqua flat design is bland. They've made it clean and simple to the point of removing all of its character. The design is now nothing but sterile sans-serif font and rounded corners with a box shadow. You used to be able to use just Cocoa, and have an app that has a unique Mac-specific look (even if not everyone loved brushed aluminium or toothpaste buttons, these were very distinctive elements). The widgets were polished and pixel-perfect to the point you could instantly tell which apps were native, and which were merely copying the look. But now this is gone. If you stick to only Apple's UI toolkit, your application will look like a low-effort webapp styled with 5 lines of CSS.
This guy is known for doing vasectomies: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-chopp-3aa14436
Yep, wonderful thing indeed. Unfortunately it means selfishly spreading whatever plague-of-the-moment around, so some places instituted a 8pm-5am curfew to prevent these inappropriate habits from forming. Vic, AU had curfew for 5? 6? months out of the last two years. Worked wonders for some people's mind space.

Sorry for the rant.
> And to the rest of your comment, I'm a tech lead with direct reports.

Oof, so you'd be cool with people on your team not working?

> I cannot imagine what kind of manager you have to be dealing with for them to take exception with quality insights such as "I keep getting blocked on X by Y" vs vague claims of "doing nothing and obfuscating".

I like to work on teams that are effective where things get done. It is incredibly demoralizing working with sub-par team members, not even to mention people that go out of their way to not do work. I wouldn't want to work on such a team and I wouldn't want to manage such a team. It builds a toxic environment. My worst times in my career where was when I was on a team that was not really doing anything and no one was working.

I guess I'm just more communicative. I would want junior people on my team to feel comfortable to bring up any issues or things that they notice. Because I know if you have even one toxic member on your team, one that doesn't pull their weight or put in any effort, it can ruin the whole team and eventually the organization if those people are allowed to stay.
Chess - 8x8 square board, a long time classic. Can be very beautiful.

Braid - shift how you think about time

Baba is you - change the rules of the game to win
> essentially, the Handshake founders decided to sell the Brooklyn Bridge, which is something that blockchains make feasible.

> the guidelines demand that we not make insinuations about other commenters here, and this is the second weird interaction we've had in a row where you've done that. Please stop.

Not that two wrongs make a right (nor did I state anything that isn't provable), but the insinuations started with your comment (including from previous comments) which was more than an insinuation but actually borderline slanderous (claiming fraudulent activity including stating things were sold that weren't owned, etc.). I also hope that you too will follow the same guidelines that we all strive to follow.

> I think Handshake is a crock. It is fine for us to disagree. But you will disagree with me civilly.

What about that comment is civil? What about your previous slanderous comments are civil? Finally, what about my factual statements aren't civil?

I really hope 2022 is a better year for you.
Hey I'm sorry for the really shit experience, do you mind if I reach out once I'm sure I've fixed it? It works for me but I still see occasional errors so I'm wondering just who it is :).
Brilliant! I'm placing a link right next to one I have for https://www.locserendipity.com/
I looked at the screenshots, then I did cmd+f for "Apple" / "Mac" and found no results.