skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thanks that's helpful context. So what you're saying is ultimately DAOs are about governance of traditional entities. So if there isn't a traditional entity at the top yet, it needs to be on the roadmap or the whole thing is a bunch of puffery.

I've seen a bunch of DAO concepts that are fundamentally "hey let's make currencies and securities". It's like "uh, remember all the ICO stuff? that didn't work".

Excited to see examples of DAOs that do connect to augment traditional governance structures.
From earlier today:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30124754
He's a good talker with a 7th grade education who lures weak minded people who are hurting with the comfort of shared persecution.
My hunch is no baking powder. I've made pancakes without baking powder by heavily beating the eggs before gently folding in the other ingredients. Haven't tried this particular recipe.
because this kind of app gets built cheaply by a freelancer agency copy pasting the last app they did which followed a e-commerce template app that includes account creation
> I wonder how this works, when the abuse is portrayed as normalised discipline?

I don't think it'd make much difference. Abusers fill the lives of their victims with fear and pain and those can cause profound physical changes to a person's body and how it functions. The constant stress of living like that for long periods of time has surprisingly far reaching effects. If you're curious, I recommend reading "The Body Keeps the Score" by Bessel van der Kolk
> Imo he shouldn’t pull it.

Why not?

> If he is uncomfortable sharing the platform so wants to remove his music fine, I’d just say that without the “you can’t have both of us” implication.

The 1st part implies the 2nd.
The movement toward plant-based diets is almost always made for ethical reasons. The health reasons are mostly due to healthy user bias. It's not surprising to me that maximizing some ethics and maximizing health would lead to different diets.
I've learned to use my phone as a mirror -- I place it below the monitor with the selfie camera, and I can see what I'm doing well enough. It's still a bad design, though.
I hate to be that guy but you might be viewing those previous college days with rose tinted glasses. However, I do see where you're coming from. For some such as myself, those days were spent working menial jobs for minimum wage to afford abhortently expensive international student tuition. While that sounds bleak, and yes working 30 hours while studying full time was, those coworker relationships ( besides the ex haha) at those part time jobs turned out to be very fulfilling. After managing to find a full time dev job I found things a lot more dull especially since most of my post work time is spent trying to reach find a better full time job as you have already. My suggestion would be to find a part time retail job, the shared struggle with other employees will be hugely beneficial to making connections. If you have questions feel free to shoot me an email.
We are triggering HN's flamewar algorithm so this is my last reply. I have not argued the merits of this case at all. I don't really care about it to be honest. You supported your opinions on this case in terms of being in favor of freedom of speech. I don't think that is a sound framing. You have stated opinions as is your right, that doesn't mean whoever disagrees with you opposes freedom of speech in any way.
Yep that's the one-- gotta get gas into the batter somehow
haha now that you pointed it out, "quiet corners" are in the sub-headline and opening but...not the article itself. Most of the examples are loud -- like SPICE and Constitution.

I too am interested in alternative coordination mechanisms. I recommend hopping on the discord channels for these different projects and seeing what you can find. I've personally looked at Constitution, SPICE, and ENS. I would recommend diving into ENS, it's credible and they're working to manage development and budget. Journalists simply don't have the tools or support to dig into the level of detail that you probably want.

There's also some group in Colorado I forget the name of, they weren't in the article though. They bought up an acre of land and are trying to manage it as a group?

Let me know what you find!
I think most people felt the same way when adopting black in the early days, I know I did. But you get over it pretty quickly. Now single quotes look so wrong to me.

I also always hated single quote docstrings even in single quote code bases.
Here is Tasting History's Pancake episode, from the same period as Locke. It appears to be similar, using cream and nutmeg, and Max whips the egg and cream for a while to add air: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SD3WKbXhm6M
Maybe they work for Verizon[0]?

[0] https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MShv_74FNWU
Does it work with desktop apps? I couldn't parse this info among all the marketing babble.
You made quite a nuanced and elaborate point.

I guess it scales on text with a specific crowd (HN).
Or maybe just nuanced communication doesn't work with most people independent of scale.
Go to Church. Regularly.

It helped me! But not sure if what you want.
If enough of this happens, the world will become a giant shopping mall in which everyone is from everywhere and no one has anything in common. No common culture, history, identity, ancestry, anything. The distinctions between countries will become meaningless; an America filled with H1B workers will be the same as a Canada filled with their neighbors from back home. Sounds depressing. Personally, I'll settle for lower GDP.
I felt similar to you while living in Kentucky and turning 30. It felt like all my friends had moved onto the next phase of their life and I wasn't ready for that. I felt unmotivated and stuck, but also felt guilty because I had an income and a job that I felt I should be happy to have.

Moving to NYC completely changed my perspective and my life. Moving also had other impacts: it forced a change of scenery, forced me to make new friends, learn about new parks, learn all new neighborhoods to walk through with no prior memories, I felt inspired with new ideas for the first time in a long time, forced new hobbies and ways of spending time (hello volleyball! hello going to 5 networking events in one night!) and the process of introducing myself to new people over and over made me realize I didn't like what I was doing for work.

I'm not advocating for NYC specifically. I was in Austin last weekend and felt a similar draw there, so if I was 30 and in that stuck spot today that's probably where I'd go to start. There's an energy that dense cities have that forces change, in my experience.

Good luck to you! It can be a very rewarding journey.
> Traveling and digital nomading is definitely on my list, the pandemic delayed the plans.

Ironically, I find this to be even more isolating. One thing is right in the name, nomad, your not making and permanent or lasting friendships. Sure, you meet a lot of people but everyone is just going on their own after. Also I find travel to not be something relatable at all to most people. Most people can't do it, and get weird about it. Its very expensive or you need to luck into a certain life style. No one is interested in seeing travel pics or talking about places ime.
By the way, as scientifically illiterate as Joe Rogan is, Neil young and Joanie Mitchell are not very hard working and really won the lottery, but at least they're not encouraging the disenfranchised to avoid vaccines against disease.
Author here.

I really think there's a lot of value in this model for users to self-host apps. PostgreSQL can run cron jobs, operate on external data with foreign data wrappers, and even do some number-crunching with Madlib right within SQL.

So, the user only has to manage a postgresql db, retains control on data and can easily get upgrades of webapps via CDN and mobile apps via app stores. Developers benefit because (a) there is no server-side programming language to deploy/maintain and (b) PostgREST API is very well thought-out and very predictable - leading to easier development across frontend/mobile frameworks.
Clang isn't LLVM and Clang was created from the start by paid Apple employees and open sourced by Apple.

>One of the first uses of LLVM was an OpenGL code compiler for OS X

The LLVM project originally intended to use GCC's front end.

Apple chose to develop Clang, a new compiler front end that supports C, Objective-C and C++.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clang#Background

Here's video of Apple's Chris Lattner giving a tech talk on the Google campus introducing Clang and LLVM 2.0 in 2007:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VeRaLPupGks
Unreadable in your opinion. In my opinion, it is far more readable than the alternative in many cases.
I’ll second the city bit. Your experience sounds very much like my existence in not-really-a-city Portland, OR. I moved to NYC and everything about my life got better fast. The only quirk is that COVID kneecapped socializing badly, that’s either temporary or civilization is doomed /shrug
I have no doubt Apple is perfectly capable of securing iOS and MacOS against attacks these relatively simple attacks.

I also have no doubt it has no intention of doing so. It honestly seems very naive to believe that a huge multinational corp would not allow state level access.
Well...an electrical engineer friend of mine, who recently had such a device implanted, told me that he's giving away his welder - because he can no longer use or be near it. No mention of dumping his microwave oven, nor cell phone, nor... Evidently the power, frequency distribution, etc. of the EMI (from the latter items) is sufficiently weak or off-frequency to ignore.

Further down, user porlune notes that one publicly-displayed Tesla coil is enclosed in what appears to be a Faraday cage. There may be liability and visitor safety reasons for that.
That whole paragraph is almost exclusively about Calvus; Curio is only mentioned once, in passing.
At the risk of going off-topic, I'm a little taken aback by how we're all still in the middle of a global pandemic. Vaccines don't provide bulletproof immunity and aren't intended to be a license to gather in groups, etc., without precautions.

From that description, your neighbors don't sound particularly appealing. What's there to be envious of re: that?
Trump increased the H1B visa count for the same reason the US always does: cheap labor for corporate America. And it is no coincidence that stagnating American wages for 4 decades results in child births dropping off a cliff. This is not complicated stuff.
Panics vs. Cancellation, Part 1
> you can't treat depression by hanging out with other depressed people

I disagree, a sense of shared suffering can be really helpful in building close and meaningful friendships. Connecting with another miserable person who understood what I was going through - and plotting with them about what each of us could do to try to change things - was one of the key things in getting me through one of the most depressed periods of my life.

> Meetups in my area were also only tech-related.

No book clubs or discussion groups or political action or volunteer groups? Maybe you need to move; there should be a lot more than tech going on in any decent-sized city. Even if it's such a tech-focused area that lots of the attendees happen to work in tech, you'll see other facets of them at those events; people have passions outside of their careers.
Fair enough. I do not believe anyone is or should be entitled to an audience. I do not believe anyone is obligated to speak.
Macs generally use BSD tools when possible because Apple won't put GPLv3 code on their OS.
Any one notice how the media makes money no matter the news?

“World will starve due to overpopulation”

“West is facing depopulation timebomb”

Heads or tails, they get their ad revenue.
Split your infinitives if you want, and feel free to end your sentences with a preposition. Both of those "rules" are artificial.
Alexa slowness/crappyness in understanding/limited functionality is the biggest pain point. Also just got a new Echo Show device as a gift and while it’s a beautiful device it looks crippled by garbageware/lock-in.
Isn't the bigger story here that you were able to enter a country without a photo ID? Or did you not make the connection that it could simply compare you to the photo on your passport, like a person would do?
and open sparks generate quite a lot of UV too
Either have kids to prevent having time to think, or just accept that life is meaningless.

Remember that happiness is relative to your last phase, there is no such thing as "peak".
They're also opposed to vaccines, masks, Justin Trudeau(1), and while they don't talk about it, the provincial governments of Quebec and Ontario (amongst others). They're also opposed to the US for also requiring vaccination for truckers headed south.

They're for the United States, the Confederacy, Donald Trump, Maxime Bernier, making things Great Again and desecrating non-political monuments (Unknown Soldier, Terry Fox).

And they really, really hate being inconvenienced. And they have bad timing because it's quite cold now and pretty much everything is closed.

And they really don't give a sh*t about the health or welfare of those they disagree with.

(1) It's worth pointing out that Mr. Trudeau leads a minority government which could be tossed whenever the other parties decide it's time. Pretty weak hold on power from a purported dictator.
> He also launched more drone strikes than Obama

And Obama more than Bush. Either way, the direction is monotonically increasing. Could it be the problem isn't who holds the presidency?
Did you predict LTCM would blow up?
Well, I stumbled and saw a few social impact DAO. I like them and so invested very tiny amounts to just be part of them. Then, I introduced the story to my team for an initiative that we were planning. We want it to be a DAO to get others involved, and make it socially viable. We are pretty technical but not DAO technical. Unfortunately, no one came, including those who came to me and I invested in them.

Now, I’m not sure if it makes sense to try to bridge the physical world happening to a digital heavy concept of DAO.

We just wanted to plant trees, lots of trees (not guns) - https://treeslotsoftrees.org
Orange DAO is very interesting. Thanks for sharing I hadn't seen it. I have been wondering if crypto represents a "rift" in the HN/YC community that simply widens into a chasm.

Orange DAO being completely separate from YC suggests this is a possibility. Imagine the year is 2030: Orange DAO has more assets under management than YC itself, and has proven greater returns for investors in both percentages and absolute dollar value.
Just as one example, Rolling Stone quotes him as saying:

“This doctor was saying ivermectin is 99 percent effective in treating Covid, but you don’t hear about it because you can’t fund vaccines when it’s an effective treatment”

https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-news/covid-misi...

No responsible doctor said that -- it's a two-part untruth. First off, there's not the evidence to support the 99% claim. Second, it's not really particularly evident that an effective treatment for a disease has much impact on a search for a vaccine; there are effective treatments for HIV but the search for a vaccine continues, for example.

It's dangerous to make claims like that without evidence.

Bonus content:

https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-news/joe-rogan-...
> Metabolically, fruit is not very different from “sugar sweetened foods and beverages” (and imho gram for gram, fructose is worse than sucrose). The same goes for whole grains.

Most fruits* and whole grains have higher fiber content, higher nutrient density, and lower glycemic indexes than sodas and junk foods that are high in added sugar. There is strong evidence that high added sugar (including added fructose) consumption contributes to health issues like obesity and type 2 diabetes, but no evidence that fruits and whole grains in general are unhealthy for most people.

* Excluding fruit juices
I use Uber Eats for ordering food exclusively exactly because when there is a screw up and I receive the wrong item or none at all, I get refunded immediately by Uber with a few taps.
Honestly, I recommend psychedelics - no other “simple fix” will be as effective in helping you spin the thread of your life. I mean, get out there and try new things, but coming to this realization through your own impetus on a trip will be much more effective than comments here your brain will inevitably dismiss in a second. Just a thought!
I tried to file for unemployment insurance benefits for the first time back in July, and I'm still in limbo thanks to Id.me. My state won't let me into their online portal without verifying with Id.me, but their website fails to recognize the photo on my driver's license. Their customer support rep apparently couldn't help in any way other than to escalate my ticket. Got an email update in November to please be continue being patient...

Bonus points to the state of Florida DEO for removing any human staff from their phone answering system. It's just an automated menu that always leads to forced disconnection and useless advice to check their useless website.

Why even have a government if it's adversarial to its own citizens?
I'm genuinely appreciating the nuance and complexity in your reply. Thank you!
Example case?
One thing I liked about Python was that PEP8 existed and was some sort of fairly aged standard for formatting. I’m not sure why people feel under deviation to suit their personal preferences is more valuable than consistency.
You're the only person in this whole thread who gets it. I hope I never become the kind of person who starts thinking about basic interactions in terms of number of seconds spent, chances of a minimum wage worker making a minor error in an order or how much I can get delivered without leaving my home office or speaking with a human.
I went through the same thing and moved to China. It was the best thing I ever did. Wouldn't recommend going there now but the idea is to go live somewhere completely different from what you are familiar with.

You could hike the Appalachian trail. Or the Annapurna trail. Do a month at an animal shelter in the Amazon. Live on the beach in Mexico or Thailand or Bali for a few months. Study Spanish in Argentina. Whatever you do, sell everything and start over.
Joe Rogan is an artist too, we have 3 entertainers, they are here to entertain us. I suspect you are more educated than the 3 of them combined, don't fall into to trap of picking which kardashian is best.
> the pandemic delayed the plans

Don't listen to yourself. I left for Mexico 4 months into the pandemic. Thailand is open, Philippines apparently just opened, Indonesia lets you in with a visa. Do it and don't look back. Pick a country where you can stay 6+ months if you've never traveled before. Find a good DN destination on dedicated websites, not every DN is a developer so you might meet new people just by hanging out there. Open Tinder in these new areas and start meeting people without expectations, you'll have fun.

Being well paid and able to work remotely opens up ridiculous opportunities, don't let them slip. Find some nice cafes (or even a Starbucks) and work there every day, don't stay at home ever.

- an ugly asocial DN in his 30s with out-of-my-league tastes that are sometimes fulfilled. Sent from Java, the island.
But Omnicron data shows that fully vaccinated people can still get infected and spread the virus.

I mean, Canada has already approved Covid positive doctors going back to work immediately including treating patients.

And they can mix positive and negative patients in the same ward.

It’s pretty clear the health authorities aren’t that concerned about spreading covid.

https://bc.ctvnews.ca/b-c-hospitals-can-put-covid-positive-a...
With AMMs there is no advancement possible.
Current AMMs (almost all of it) represent a trading strategy depends on correlation between assets. Further assets in liquidity pool decoupled from each other further it fails which happens most of the time.
I haven't been to the Boston science museum is probably 20 years. It's nice to hear they're still running that exhibit.

A fun tidbit about the giant Van de Graaff generators they have was that they were built by Robert Van De Graaff himself as part of early linear particle accelerator experiments.
AMMs are essentially an innovation around gas costs on the EVM. It is an approximation of order book without the requirement to store all the orders. I don't think this kind of optimization is necessary in tradfi markets and the additional features of a Central Limit Order Book outweigh the benefits of using an AMM imo.
If you are in mid-coast Maine, I'll hang out with you.
https://th.thgim.com/news/national/tamil-nadu/article1690832...

This is probably the most representative i can find online
> stagnating American wages for 4 decades results in child births dropping off a cliff

Could you also point out the trends for other countries' wages and birth rates? While you're at it, some charts comparing immigration rates and average wages could be really informative too, thanks.
Not true!
Tim Dillon is the voice of the internet
I bet this objectively can't be helped.

Actually it can be helped when everybody agrees that some information must be known by everybody. Communication campaigns, making it a subject in schools...

So the problem uses to be that there are opposing sides trying to beat each other. OK, that's obvious, isn't it? But come to think of it, is society so divided that most people's interests conflicts with somebody else's?

I understand that there are diverse interests dividing countries or continents, but often differences inside the same country seem to be artificially amplified and fuelled.
"Melt it to oyle, & take off the skum"

Ghee!
PS5 uses a peak of 200W[0]. If they were used constantly, it would be 200Wh/h or 1.75MWh/yr. 13.4M PS5s would kick that up to 23TWhr/yr. The energy use of Eth is estimated at over 100TWHr/yr[1]. So no… even if every PS5, a chip that has climate scientists worried, that was ever created was left doing something horribly inefficient (say, computing PoW coin) 24x7 it would be using a quarter of this one coin’s energy consumption.

[0]: https://www.gamesradar.com/why-climate-scientists-think-the-....

[1]: https://www.statista.com/statistics/1265897/worldwide-ethere...
> Young wasn't trying to remove Rogan's music.

I very much disagree. We could be a bit more accurate/pedantic by saying "he's trying to mount pressure to remove Rogan's podcast from Spotify" instead, but that doesn't change much.

> not be on a platform with people he perceived as ultra-shitty & socially-ruinous.

I cancelled my Spotify a long time ago, but I don't think it's much of a social platform. If you don't want to interact with Rogan, you simply can. I think you could even mute an artist, so Spotify wouldn't even suggest their content to you.
Considering the flu shot is annual, "as many as necessary".
This looks great!

I don't know how to properly version documentation, and how to prevent accidentally documenting responses for the wrong version number. Any recommendations?

Maybe including API version in the response so errors of that kind become very obvious ?
Indeed, living in a 60 year old house, outlets wear out. Also there are switched outlets that are controlled by a wall switch. Often a duplex outlet will have one switched and one un-switched socket, so you can only use one of them.

I consider replacing worn outlets to be just part of maintaining a house.