skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Are you seriously making the claim that web browsers are not hard and complex to build?

Given that the source code is available, you might want to take a look. It may inform your answer.
Since you've continued to break the HN guidelines after we repeatedly asked you to stop, I've banned this account.

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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29835124

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In the US, the "media" is slang for the news. CNN, FOX, MSNBC, ABC, talking head news commentators, so forth. All the ones that supposedly don't spread misinformation. Except for FOX from the CNN and MSNBC viewers perspective, and CNN and MSNBC from the FOX viewers perspective.
He's also double vaccinated. So I'm not sure why the AV crews still hold him up as a hero
git is a distributed crypto chain technology. No one is saying it is a scam. It isn't the tech that people are calling a scam.
You jinxed it. Tomorrow's word will be HONDA
Well, I think I agree, I'm just saying that I hope that a more communication / publicity generating document accompanies this one.
I wonder if this includes inactive sellers.

In 2014/2015, I would buy insurance cargo from truck accidents: I had the space and the ability to grab and store the items until I could resell them via secondary means: This usually meant working with buyers at stores like BigLots and other discount stores, but, occasionally I'd get electronics (which isn't something that those stores really wanted).

I came across a huge lot of LG monitors that were involved in some fender-bender. Out of the lot of approximately 24 per pallet, only two were visibly damaged, and I had 12 pallets worth of monitors and the cost per-pound evened out to approximately $35/monitor.

I would sell these monitors, which were retailing for right around $200/each new, for approximately $150 in "Open Box" condition on Amazon, and would consistently sell anywhere between 8-10 of them a week.

Amazon charged me:

Cost for getting my items to Amazon (Usually around 9-11/each, depending on season and how busy UPS is), Cost for storing my item in their warehouse (usually around $2-4/month, depending on season), cost for picking and shipping my item (around $30 because it was considered oversize), and the constant reminder that these weren't my customers, they were amazon's customers (customers would "return" items, so, I'd get the entire cost of the item removed from my seller account, because, Amazon wouldn't eat their own fees here, and then have to fight them to get my money back when that customer wouldn't return the item). Amazon also fiercely competed with me on these monitors -- they'd knock down the cost of their "new" items down to what my refurbished cost would be...cutting me out of the 'buy box,' but, losing what I can only assume is about $30+ per monitor wasn't something that they did for long, as after a week or so, the price would be set back at MAP until I'd go and build a new shipment of items into Amazon, set a price lower than theirs, and then they'd automatically bring down their pricing to meet mine.

Amazon's profit to me would be around 40% -- around 80 dollars.

In 2016, Amazon changed the rules so I couldn't sell the items as "Open Box" and would have to sell them as "Used" because I didn't qualify under the rules as a refurbisher.

(admittedly, by that time, I transitioned away from selling items on Amazon and use a different channel for the sales of these items).

There are a lot of snake oil salesman selling "how to make money on FBA" videos and courses online, but, the reality is that the only entity who makes money selling new items on Amazon is Amazon.
tinstaafl... tinstaafs?
Didn’t Amazon care if they tanked the seller because sellers would drop out of the program?
Anti-work subreddit goes private after rough Fox News interview
Maus, and works like it, are powerful because they show the history of the holocaust through the eyes of those who survived it. This recollection will include the way the corpses were piled naked, or the verbal abuse they suffered. The intention of this board may not have been to water down or remove history, but this sort of knee-jerk reaction to anything objectionable will do just that by removing some of the most visceral works. The photo of “napalm girl” at the burning of Trang Bang village is deeply moving, and historically important - yet it includes full frontal nudity. Any attempt to “correct” something like this - whether it be with black bars, a blur, or with a photoshopped on shirt - would cheapen the impact of the image and dilute reality. Any attempt to censor Maus would be the same - a cheapening of the recollection of a survivor of a horrific event. Regardless of intention, exorcising or modifying works like these for superficial reasons despite their value will result in a watering down of history, simply because the real history is often crude or objectionable.
Because 1 person can listen to multiple episodes per month, contributing to multiple "listens"
Perhaps flying isn't necessary for a satisfying and restorative vacation. Rewriting the script of what you think of when you consider vacation could be part of it. If you will continue flying, consider whether how you think of flying leads to the negative emotional experiences you may associate with it. For many things our minds race ahead to what they "just mean" but if that is giving you heartburn, perhaps it's worth reconfiguring your formulation of the consideration.

Said differently, the solutions you've developed assume the frame under which the problem was originally experienced. I don't expect ignoring the solutions is the advice so much as rethinking your model of the circumstance in the first place.
Th decision was not to drop Rogan.
Young thinks misinformation leads to vaccine skepticism, but hostile behavior like censorship and mandates are also likely to drive people away and increase distrust of science and government.
May I suggest the platform of...physical media? I know, retrograde! Inconvenient! Etc! But you can rip your media and get back a lot of the convenience, and if you want you can listen to music without involving a screen.

I was never, ever okay with a big company knowing and controlling how, when, and how long I listen to my music. I dabbled, but I found it far more creepy, somehow, than even letting Google host my email (which is far more intimate, after all). So to you I say: come on back, the water is fine.
I wouldn't call having to learn a million frameworks with a million layers of abstraction to accomplish the same stuff you could accomplish with plain html in a both human- and machine-time-consuming manner a pleasant developer experience.

Quite the contrary I find it almost insulting to have to spend time on this.
To be fair to Tucker Carlson... Facebook did the exact same thing but claimed all of their fact checkers under that legal umbrella in their own court case.
> I am opposed to the boiling down of a non-establishment discussion podcast to the singular word "misinformation.

Right, but they are calling some of the specific content misinformation. The fact that it’s an open discussion on a non-establishment podcast is irrelevant to the content being verifiable or reliable or rational.

And no, we don’t need more open discussions about every single viewpoint, regardless of feasibility. Just being anti-establishment doesn’t mean you have something worth saying or sharing. You need to have a little more substance than just doubting the establishment for the sake of doubting the establishment.

If you doubt the vaccine efficacy because you’re a virologist and have a theory that can be tested or a question about the research or development process that the establishment can’t answer adequately, great, let’s get that view out there. If you doubt the vaccine efficacy because doing so gets you attention from Rogan’s ~11M listeners per episode, or because you just want to challenge the establishment then sorry, you’re not adding value to the national conversation.
Annoyance, today I left my airpods when I left the hotel, I didnt get the left behind notification because I had the case with me. Phone + Case (and airpods not connected) doesnt seem like a good proxy for "You have your airpods"
Yes it's very readable and easy to understand. I had made a huge design mistake in my OS's scheduling which basically prevented any task from going to sleep but it was hard to understand what other way was there to do it. Reading xv6's source code saved me (and my OS) as the code was so clean that it was easy to understand the idea behind their scheduling and port that to another kernel that had otherwise nothing to do with xv6.
The text is "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."

That means that the right of the people to keep and bear Arms shall not be infringed. It does not mean that only the militia has the right to keep and bear arms.
I don't think that this is really a "trust problem". It's more of a misattribution problem. People think they know what the "other side" is thinking, but they really don't.

Barely anyone "doubts the efficacy of coronavirus vaccines". This is a tiny, tiny, trivial minority.

The main arguments I come across are some combination of:

"coronavirus is a non issue for me, and so the efficacy of a vaccine is irrelevant"

"coronavirus is going to spread to everyone anyway, and therefore the efficacy of a vaccine (at reducing the spread) is irrelevant"

Given this, if you go at it from the angle of assuming that people think vaccines are salt water (or microchips or whatever) you're not going to get anywhere. Because what you _think_ people think, is not actually true.
>There are a lot of beautiful and useful websites that are built with modern tools.

Mind sharing some?

>Why do twitter and Reddit use perceived anti-patterns instead of good UX

I'm by far not talking about UX alone.
Do you think there is a separate bank that literally holds the money? Do you think the US government owns the assets owned by the federal reserve?
Fulfilled by Amazon gives you the same benefits and is a program that still exists.
Aren't you kind of reinforcing GP's point?

Either your research is showing that people on average keep their phones longer than 4 years, which seems to line up well with the argument that they don't throw out their phones every 3-4 years for the best new features for no reason;

Or your research is showing that they do churn through at a 4 year rate, which seems to roughly line up with the average battery lifespan and security lifespan across the market. 3 years is right about the time period where I need to replace my phone battery. It would not surprise me at all to see stats that suggest that a lot of people keep their phones until the batteries are unusable or until they're no longer getting updates, and then swap to a new phone -- and across multiple manufacturers, I would not be surprised at all to see that work out to be a ~4 year churn rate, if not a little higher.

I'm not sure what this proves.

Anecdotally, I know more than a few people who prefer Apple devices specifically because of their longevity and support lifespan, so I don't think that the "we have to throw this out because a new phone got announced" characterization is universally true or even necessarily the most common consumer attitude.

I also know people who have bought new phones because the battery was getting weak. I have argued with them to take their phones to a repair shop and to pay $60 to replace the battery, but they felt weird doing that for whatever reason. I suspect some of that might come from the fear of having their phone broken during the repair process before a new one comes in, but that's pure speculation on my part.

And yeah, I also know a few people who have bought new phones just because they care about getting a slightly fancier camera. But I don't necessarily think they're the majority, and an average churn-rate of 4 years across the market would seem to reinforce that point more than anything else.
I'm waiting when Apple will give ultimatum to Spotify - either AppStore or Joe Rogan.
Bold of you to assume genuine products are coming in through any supply chain that isn't "walk up to the factory and buy wholesale."
I think the direct parent of this comment is a Digg style comment. Unfortunately, alas, I did exactly what I'm presently complaining about in this very comment.
a well funded multiple paid teacher or admin reviewed publication backed by money to invest in good software has a higher quality and gpt detects that therefore gpt is full of bias seems less about model bias and more about societal failinfs
This is just a lazy buzzword you can use to shut down other peoples opinions without having to actually engage with them.

It's just "virtue signalling", it's just "PC gone mad", it's just "cancel culture", they're just "crazy SJWs". Notice how none of these things actually have any substance, they're just a way to dismiss someone else and walk away feeling like you've won a pointless argument.

Post something substantial or don't post at all.
Tech companies' clients are advertisers and businesses, whose interests align with those of the tech companies. We get the end product for free, and we are not the clients.
Everytime I see a reference to Starbucks on some kind of luxury experience it takes we a moment to work out what the hell they are on about. Around here it is literally the McDonalds of coffee, somewhere that nobody I know would ever even consider going to. A place for confused tourists and international students as far as I know.
The major religious books do contain descriptions, graphic, of violence and sexual acts as well as containing curse words. Now that I have provided that do you still feel what I said was a "straw man"?
> provocateurs and hacks like robert malone or ben shapiro on his show... and impressionable young men have been radicalized to a dangerous degree on the internet

Ah yes, Ben Shapiro will radicalize young men to... get married and start a family? I really don't understand the harm from the examples you mentioned. He offers alternative voices that don't get much attention by CNN or NYT. Literally every other media outlet will have the same 5 or 10 same talking heads and officials telling you the science du jour.
Cancel culture isn’t some new phenom. Unless you mean cancel culture as in the hysteria over its apparent power yet almost every “victim” remains wealthy, famous, and powerful.
I noticed the same. It gives some hard insight into their present audience. I remember when it used to be more tech based and now there is an increasing political tone.
> I'm fairly decent with clay, always wondered if I could make something like a raspberry pi case with sculpey.

The short answer is yes you can, but it's a PITA. Among other problems you have to deal with shrinkage and drooping. I'd only use that approach for a quick and dirty prototype that just needed to hold parts together and survive rough handling.

A better option is to build a case from parts you cut out of a sheet of plastic (anywhere from 1mm on up) that you then glue together. Once built, rounding the edges will make it a lot nicer to hold, but it will still basically be a box, and the glues you use are generally pretty toxic so don't breath in the fumes OR get it on your hands.

More involved would be making the case by vacuum forming a heated sheet. The forms (one each for the top and bottom instead of the two you need for injection molding) are typically hand sculpted or machined from wood, filler and primer rather than metal, and vacuum forming is something a hobbyist can accomplish at home with a DIY setup. You can get a case nearly indistinguishable from an injection molded part, at least from the outside. The more complex the shape the more labor intensive the fit and finish will be (for example, getting the edges of the case halves to match up).

However you make the case, there would be a lot of keyboard holes you'll need to carve out with something like a dremel rotary tool. It might be easier to make the case with a single large hole that you glue a thinner insert into that will be easier to cut holes in with a hobby or utility knife, but I've sliced my hands up a lot when doing this sort of work. A rotary tool seems scarier if you're not already familiar, but with as little as 30m of practice you'll probably have much better control than you would over a knife and lower risk of injury (as long as you use eye protection, etc. You really don't want the plastic shavings flying around getting into your eyes).
I feel the same. The complexity of the project, and the number of failure points, makes it hard to believe that nothing major has gone wrong so far. I hope the good luck continues!
I wish there was a "cast" (eg chromecast) style setup that could just connect to my headphones over wifi. Why cant I just stream music to my headphones and have the Mbps of throughput and range of my wifi? Similar to how I can with video to my TV
Resupply is definitely a possibility.

Though resupply missions are not yet going out to those orbits, it is completely conceivable that they will in time. For the price of a $100M mission they'll be able to recoup or fix more expensive ones. I normally hear about batteries, reaction wheels, and fuel limiting life, but I think that would relate most to orbit, propulsion type, etc. IDK about a fuel filler.
It's simply not relevant for the analogy that there is a piano; could be anything heavy; maybe children find it funny when a piano falls on someone's head, just as they find jokes about people's disabilities funny.
You must be listening to a completely different JRE. He pretends to speak as an authority on all subjects, occasionally to the point of shouting down guests and not even letting them finish a thought -- usually because Rogan just thought of a good jab and needs to get it in before the guest can finish making their correct point. Made worse that a substantial portion of Rogan's fan base is quite rabid and are well known for harassing guests (sometimes for months after an appearance) simply because Joe disagreed with them.

It's egregiously ignorant to proclaim that his comments aren't taken seriously or don't have real life consequences. You don't get to dole out medical advice as a self-proclaimed expert and then hide behind "it's just entertainment, bro."
All of them have extoled the importance of free speech when it comes to big tech and all of them have talked about the importance of keeping CRT out of schools. You are free to put them into different buckets depending on whether they lied about one issue or the other, but to me they are all just people lying about their motivations.
This is depressing actually.

Instead of working to simplify the desktop, people are pouring energy into solutions that further complexity everything.

I don't understand the comments on this thread that express excitement and enthusiasm.

To this day, the UX of the linux desktop is subpar. This is caused by the complexity involved in running a gnu/linux system.

We do not need additional layers of complexity.

We need to collapse the layers and simplify the architecture of everything.
That just means nobody should ever get into a self driving car.

Drivers driving their own cars have a self-preservation instinct at work.

Walking in public entails risk that everyone accepts.
> Previous MRNA [sic] vaccines applicants also showed you cannot just keep reinjecting yourself every x months.

> So its seems the people not vaccinated will have an option to actually get protected, not so much for those that have taken it already though.

This is utter hogwash horseshit. Let me guess. You watch InfoWars, OAN, and Fox News. You need some better "alternative facts" that include how long vaccines take to generate neutralizing antibodies and how long they last.

* Instead, countries should leave more time between booster programs and tie them to the onset of the cold season in each hemisphere, following the blueprint set out by influenza vaccination strategies, the agency said.*

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-01-11/repeat-bo...

Maybe when you learn to read and quote things fairly, you won't look like such a dummy.
In what way did I make a personal attack? You made a critique about their state of mind without reading the primary source. There's nothing racially motivated in the minutes or having to do with the boards decision.

I don't expect you or anyone else on HN to read the supporting text, but I do expect some level of empathy, assumption of good faith, and seeing past sensationalism. Instead I see a lot of cargo culting, demonizing, and propagation of incorrect information.

Having listened to an agonizing number of school board meetings, and having family that is involved in school administration, there are reasons to not let a topic expand past the original scope for the sake of the board, the parents, and everyone else involved.
Ben Shapiro is, even though I disagree with him on many things, certainly not alt-right. He is very pro-vaccination and condemned January 6th as an ugly day in American history. His advice to people basically is work hard, get married, have a family, and don't be a criminal.
At Intuit we were told by legal not to use email in legal matters.
yep, sorry
well no, that was a demonstration of a whole other approach to writing

if you care to browse my comments it looks nothing like this, at all, catch me on twitter dot com to see this all day erry day

I do know the local social norms but there is more than one way to illustrate them ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
SQLite also might not be open source because it's not possible to contribute to it - the authors don't accept patches. (You can show them example patches, but they'll rewrite them.)
>Have you checked your phone for malware?

Unfortunately there are no phones without malware in the form of at the very least android on the market, you can't even remove the malware.

And reddit's and twitter's programs, including those written in js, are malware too. I was just wondering why do they over-engineer malware that much

Not that android's not over-engineered though
We handle this how we were handling it yesterday, let people say whatever they want and decide for ourselves if what they say makes sense.
I saw cotton and I saw black
Tall white mansions and little shacks
Southern man, when will you pay them back?
I heard screamin' and bullwhips cracking
How long? How long? How?
Another thread on the same subject: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30093989
It seems like the ultimate form of virtue signaling or a cry for attention. If that is what he wanted, he succeeded. It is all over the news today. Everywhere. Have to commend Spotify for not backing down despite the heap of criticism they have gotten over the past year about Rogan.