skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
YES! I always assume ( and very stupid of me ) that it was some regulation with cars and the way they drive between US and UK making some difference in MPG. I never knew the G in mpg was different!

This is one of the illustration with online or even real world discussions where we argue pass each other under the wrong basic assumption.
In my pre-law days, I tried to argue to an Illinois county judge that it meant outside not just kids were inside the school that day. Got the ticket anyway.
Is this tech a reasonable way for cross-platform emulation, e.g. a x86 VM running on a browser on ARM hardware like the new Apple chips?

In essence, for this approach, would the x86-on-x86 performance hit be similar or very different than the x86-on-ARM performance hit?
Ask HN: How to save bookmarks locally including searchable content?
When adding bookmarks I'd like to save the content and ideally search it. How can I do this?

A lot of times I remember pieces of content but don't not the title of the article, making it hard to find something I'm looking for. Also some of the sites just disappear after some time.
> One would have to be extremely credible to believe the claim that UBI would remove deadweight loss. Throwing any kind of massive wrench in the market can safely be expected to introduce it.

We already have the massive wrench in the form of benefits programs and EITC, etc. I say: restructure them to be UBI instead.

Milton Friedman advocated for a negative income tax which is much like a UBI, and most economists agree that giving out welfare in this means-tested way is extremely distortive. Maybe all these economists are "extremely credible": https://mitsloan.mit.edu/ideas-made-to-matter/negative-incom....

> If UBI proponents ran on the platform of "eliminate all welfare and replace it with UBI" I would probably support them.

I favor not quite this. I favor "eliminate most welfare and replace it with UBI". It will cost more, but it will also benefit a larger slice of people.

The proposals from the farthest left generally have UBI mutually exclusionary with receiving other benefits (from Yang et al.). So even there, we're talking about mostly eliminating other welfare.

In any case: refusing to discuss good ideas because we don't think they'll be politically tenable is a recipe for them to remain politically untenable forever.
Every sober night ends exactly the same. You get tired, you say goodbye to the people still staying out, you go home, drink water, and go to bed.

Drunken, joyful reverie without inhibition is living poetry. Sobriety is admirable, important, and just. But no, you did not 'do all of those things'.
You have to be kidding me. This is your big experiment?

"There are 175,000 24-year-olds in Gyeonggi, and for one year, each receives the equivalent of $220 in a locally negotiable currency per quarter via a credit card."

So 1000 bucks a person for a year. COVID stimulus plus child tax credit went to millions of people... and even the smallest amounts were more than this experiment in SK.

Like... what else ya got?
Verbal ads during navigation?! I haven't really been driving anywhere new since covid started so I must have missed it. What are they like? "Take the next exit for a delicious Big Mac!"
Whether to consume alcohol or not is an incredibly personal decision. It’s best if you evaluate your situation and decide if it’s providing any real benefits for the cost, which has scientifically been shown to have real costs on life expectancy.

My very personal take: I have friends who like to socialize over drinks, and others who don’t. I try not keep much alcohol at home, but do love the culture of drinking at bars and having drinks with certain kinds of food. It is a personal risk profile that I am comfortable with.
I'm pretty much the same except I'll eat fruit and whole grains. A bowl of steel cut oats in the morning is like cheat codes for me at least.
I had those, but think framework’s design with a flat face for the port is a better design. For example one of my cards was the xylink? ether card with full-size port was the most useful. Looked like this: https://eu.dlink.com/pl/pl/-/media/product-pages/dfe/670txd/...
Back in October, when Facebook made a lot of "metaverse" noise, I wrote a thread looking at the history of stereoscopic 3D from the 1850s to the present as a way of explaining why I think facehugger VR is going nowhere. Somebody turned up to complain that going back to the Civil War era wasn't sufficiently big picture for him:

"You need a long view. All the serious players are still in the Mercury phase. The Gemini and Apollo phases of XR are coming this decade and into the 2030s. An $800b company will likely spend $100b+ getting there. You need a wide aperture to understand what is going on."

https://twitter.com/williampietri/status/1454135053697519619

What I didn't realize until later was that the rando reply came from no less a presence than Rony Abovitz, Magic Leap's exiled founder, who apparently now spends his time vanity searching for "Magic Leap" so he can reenact XKCD 386. There are many things I find jaw-dropping about his views, but my biggest question is: Why did he raise and burn $3.5 billion dollars if that's only 3.5% of the cost of "getting there"?

Which is a roundabout way of saying I think kguttag is right when he says, "ML2 looks like a product designed for the consumer market, but it was seen that it would be far too expensive for that market, it was recast as an 'enterprise' device." To me it's a not-great solution desperately looking for a problem.
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I'll occasionally drink socially every few months, but never more than one or two drinks. That wasn't the case earlier in life. Alcohol is horrible for you in so many ways. If you are unlucky and are wired the wrong way, it's also horribly addictive. My moments of regret in life seem to involve alcohol. It's not worth it. Find different hobbies to blow off steam. Exercising, staying engaged with others, learning new things, and maintaining a healthy diet are the keys to a happy life.
Then why would I want to talk to them at all?
In my experience, never say you have "given up" on anything until 10 years later. And maybe not then.
When I was in jail, a MAJORITY of the people in there were scamming the COVID handouts. I remember one cellmate who had obtained $25,000 in COVID funding to buy PPE for his non-existent business (he was in jail for something unrelated).

The guys in my block all had girls on the outside who would do all the paperwork for them for about 25% cut of whatever they made. The prisoners would feed them all their personal information and a few weeks later the fixers would put a substantial amount of cash onto their commissary account. It was a total production line affair. The fraud was substantial.
"Buy my stablecoin, it's 100% backed by actual dollars and therefore cannot crash"

"OK, can we see behind the curtain?"

"Absolutely not"

"Can I cash them in with you to get the dollars back out?"

"Hell no"

That's why it's relevant. Because this is not a bank or bank-like situation, and comparisons to fratctional reserve are spurious. They're sold specifically on not being fractional.
The US isn't a corporation, it doesn't own my productive output, and random UBI recipients never paid for their shares.

If you set up a country with this idea from the start (a profit-seeking corporation with transferable shares), it might be a good idea, but probably no net beneficiaries of UBI would have shareholder status.
I quit booze at the start of 2020, one of the better decision I've made.
I lost about 5kg, I'm saving money, and I generally feel better.

I generally recommend it.

Now all I have to do is get back to going to bed early again.
My cynical take: the government is not going to forgo collecting a tax from you that you are already paying. Instead it will tax you and start collecting per-ride fees from Cruise, etc.
As a software engineer, st least in the US, there are two types of jobs.

1. Your bog standard run of the mill corp dev jobs. They all look alike and they all pay around the same. In most major cities that’s around $80K - $150K. This is where most developers work. A local recruiter can usually help you find a job as long as you have some experience and are looking for average wages. Yes I know “average” for software engineers even in this category puts you in the upper middle income.

2. The Big Tech, unicorn, let’s waste VC money tech companies - with compensation levels you see on levels.fyi. External recruiters are useless once you are looking in that range. But again, there are only a few dozen companies that pay in this range, they are always hiring and we all know how to find them if they don’t find us first.
My car's cruise control turns on even without a painted centre line.
I mean, following the example of amazon and run negative until you feel like it, can't work for everyone, especially if they don't have their market cornered. All most have done is extract the start up's value to seed investors and try to dump the left over corpse on IPO and retail. Yeah, no one is buying it. There's no value left.
> Half of everyone and 95% of beneficiaries of UBI

> Being a beneficiary of UBI is already extremely compelling evidence of inability to efficiently allocate capital (personal or monetary).

The whole point of UBI is that it's universal and everyone is a beneficiary.

> I guarantee that forcing me to ""invest"" my labor by giving it away to random people will have vastly lower returns (personal and social) than letting me invest it myself.

The fact that organised societies have been much more successful historically than unstructured ones suggests you're wrong.
Safety-critical controls shouldn't be reliant on a blackbox to determine whether they're visible or not.

There's a reason things like planes and industrial equipment don't have dynamic interfaces.
It can integrate with Chatbot.com app. Read it here(https://medium.com/@subalalitha_25475/extend-chatbot-with-fi...) on how to do it.

Any other chat apps which provides webhook or other functions to call outside api can make use of FirstLanguage.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyatt_Regency_walkway_collap...

The architects were acquitted in the end ( who knows why, it was as clear cut as possible), but the company lost its engineering licenses.
There are more than 40k vacant homes in San Francisco, report says
They are monopolizing evil too now!!
Black Magic Probe: In application debugger for ARM Cortex microcontrollers
If 3 drinks make you cry, not sure if you really ever started.
I wish that were literally true, it would have been a lot easier. Those engines are heavy (especially with the exhaust manifold/alternator/flywheel/etc.. hanging off it).
Went to happy hour and had a Heineken NA today.

Felt great.
What do you mean by third party broker?

Tornado Cash is a decentralized protocol based on zero knowledge proofs. Its smart contracts are immutable, have no admins.

Besides that, let us not forget that the Mastercard/Visa middlemen charge us large fees for using their services and knows everthing about our purchase habits.

(unless you're living a cash based life, but that would make you an exception)
Why does this seem aimed at the enterprise market (besides the price tag)? From what I've seen, Starlink uses CGNAT (carrier grade network address translation) so it's hard to handle incoming connections (given the lack of a public IP address). CGNAT seems like it would be a problem for enterprise customers. Would this be enterprises in cities where they'd be looking for a backup for a wired connection? I know that a lot of companies have wireless back-ups for their wired connection so I'm not sure that Starlink would be a better enterprise option for them.

The question in my head is whether Starlink is going to slow down their $100-tier signups if they start seeing enough $500-tier signups. People have been waiting for years to get Starlink. If they start getting lots of $500-tier interest, it seems like they'd prioritize those users for new signups.
I really think its 1,2 -> better brain functioning -> better discipline -> allows me to acheive 3,4.

This is something I have experimented off an on for the last year, I am certain of the cause and effect.
Chrome 98: Stable Channel Update for Desktop
I pay $700/mn for 200/200mbs fiber, in an rural area where 10/1mbs DSL is the only other option. Seems like it’s competitive to me.
Wordpress is lightweight? 5.9 download is +19.7M zipped and that's without any plugins. The lock in to the Wordpress framework. Not sure whether that qualifies as "vendor" lock in but it's pretty big dep that's impossible to break out of if you go beyond simple blog.
When I was heavily in the rotary scene back in the early 2000s people would get lynched for even hinting about putting a ICE block into their RX-?.
This is a feature not a bug. Tesla should offer an autopilot setting called "outlaw mode".
> Because mmWave radar doesn’t process visual light, what it sees is not personally identifiable. This makes it an ideal choice for monitoring where a camera would not be appropriate.

Is 5mm resolution not enough to identify a face?

What’s the difference between a 3d model of a person constructed from high res radar and a black and white photo?

The radar sounds even more identifiable.

Edit: Couldn’t you construct a mosaic and have much higher resolution?

And also remove their clothes?
Hyperloop pushes commercial operations into 2030
> If our local cops did this, I'd just make an online post about it so everybody knew the cops were doing it and then it would stop.

Either you have a very unusual constabulary, or this is wildly optimistic.
> No Safe navigator: require 4 lines of code

> No ternary support: require 6 lines of code

> No map or filter functions (meaning you have to implement these in like 5-6 lines of code)

I like that Go doesnt have these. Many programmers seem to want these big bloated programming languages. So thats what you end up with, a bunch of slow bloated programming languages. Personally I just want something like C, but with a couple of minimal extra features (maps, built in package management, bounds checking). For me, Go is the closest thing I have found to C, without many of the C pitfalls.

> Golang relies on built-in generator comments to help alleviate all of the typing.

I have been programming Go for a few years, and I have like one file in all of my code that uses a generator comment. That file is to interface with the Windows API. Regarding pure Go code, I dont use generator comments at all, so I think this comment is overblown.
So we rely upon reports apparently generated from reconciled alternate accounting systems to determine whether the funds were appropriated impactfully?
There is a copyright on databases for exactly that reason.
Reason 10 is the best reason. I strongly dispute some of the assumptions built in to the other reasons, but it's great to try some things out or try giving certain things up just to see what happens.
Why hybrid work is emotionally exhausting
This isn’t true for commission sales. There was a famous study cited in Freakonomics.

https://freakonomics.com/2008/02/real-estate-agents-revisite...
I've never had any alcohol before, but in my opinion, it is one of the worst things to have happened to humans. Of course, now that it's out of the bottle, it's not going back in. I don't see a good way of removing it from our culture (at least in the US).

Personally, I'd rather have pot be legal than alcohol. We'd save a lot of lives.
Surely we want our self-driving cars to be able to disobey stop signs under the right circumstances?
Saying that the tax cut and jobs act was a giveaway to the rich is accurate.

The bottom 10% barely got anything: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/ce/1-Distri...
I agree with all of these except for the no sugar/carbs/processed food. It's important to know that sugars and carbs are good for you. I wouldn't say cutting out fruits are a good idea, but not eating chocolate bars and lollies is definitely a good idea.
Uh, it was obviously, "We don't do that yet."

Otherwise he'd have something about it.
I work with gigabytes of data daily at my job. I want those upload speeds to increase.

Plus, I want to start getting into gaming again and none of my friends will play with me with that internet speed LOL
There must be a little more to this, since clearly they are not a wholly owned subsidiary.
The Grisly Murder That Launched a Podcast Star
Yeah I would not be surprised, one of my favorite meals is smoked salmon and blueberries. The less I eat carbs though, the more I am grossed out by them. Like if I have rice or a piece of bread now, it tastes like sugar, and I can feel it go into my body.
I suspect the rent moratorium spooked most small time owners from rentingtheir properties, so they sold and cashed out. Ideally those homes would have been sold to new owners, but it turns out big property management companies were waiting, flush with new COVID cash, and bought up those properties and increased rent.
So we saw the markets percentage of home ownership go down, and rent go up.
Saudi Arabia have the closest thing to an UBI and Saudi nationals notorious for having bad work ethics and low skills. The economy is pretty much run by foreign workers. The country will be completely doomed if it continues this path and the oil runs out. The government is trying all kind of policies to prevent this.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saudization
Drink coffee and read HN -- following the interesting links and discussions are usually adrenaline enough.
I think I've reached a point where I'm quitting it as well.

I was never a big drinker, but I seem to get IBS issues when I drink.
I prefer to not have those really unpleasant experiences.
But funny enough, Drupal has also adopted Gutenberg.

https://www.drupal.org/project/gutenberg
All these posts about willpower and self control are great. Just remember we tried to ban alcohol once and it caused the greatest crime wave in history. Don’t let your clean life turn into coercing others - let me have my booze and I’ll let you be sober.
If a cop is directing traffic, you should obey them. But what if they’re next to a construction worker, a cowboy, an Indian chief, a biker, and a sailor?
Reason for submission: I have been growing the hobby of MCU programming for the past two months or so. I found hardware system programming to be very cool and tools such as the BMR are the ones I would like to make in the future.

"Build your own birdfeeder".
"Remove gopher protocol support. #9057"

How was adding that possibly a good idea? Madness.

https://github.com/redis/redis/pull/9057
What even does "minimum wage" mean in this context? Like, all the time they possess it? The CPU time they spend on it? I'm not sure I understand the sense this makes.
> But a lot of people from group ABC feel like it's pretty crappy for me to use XYZ.

Let's assume you had chosen a better example, such as abusing a religious symbol as the logo of a nightclub...

But there is also a whole lot of mindless calling-out going on regarding cultural appropriation. Most uses of imported cultural material are not meant to denigrate or minimize and don't do so by accident. "Stealing" culture is a stupid concept. Culture cannot be stolen, only disseminated.
I like this one "Because this will be a great way for me to filter friends and lovers better—does it still work sober, are we having fun with the lights on… can you live with remembering me to the fullest?"

I am pretty much given up alcohol (let's say I drink 1-2 units per month). I could go zero, and this has inspired me to do so. The reason for me is simple. Health issues. Can't afford to carry any "passengers" on my body/health, be that excess sugar, alcohol, etc. Even with a health problem, still get people not understanding why you wouldn't want to get wasted at work, like I am weird, like an elf. Interesting.

I get de-energized trying to defend my position on anything, so I now have decided to try to decline drinking-encouraged situations.
I'm a premium whore.
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We are a small team (2 founders - both software developers with total 15+ years of experience), some contractors and part time employees. We’re making product design our first full time hire because we see ourselves as similar to Square: lots of semi-technical users, served by an inexpensive, self-serve product. Product Design will be a key growth driver for the business and accordingly, this position offers a ton of visibility and room for growth.

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I’ve gotten two messages from internal Amazon Retail recruiters via LinkedIn about “exciting opportunities” over the past year.

My LinkedIn profile clearly shows I work at AWS…
I agree that UBI would be less distortive per dollar than what we have now, but unless there's a credibles strategy to make this happen, why bother discussing it? I suspect it's a pipe dream. Politics is a gang fight; any pretense of social optimization is just a thin veneer. Whose votes can you buy with the promise of UBI replacing extant welfare schemes? Every extant welfare scheme is a vote buying program which you're now nuking.
> that is all alcohol does

I'm pretty it also kills you albeit "slowly"
Ok, so now tell us what you believe WILL work. Because we’ve been trying “trickle-down” for 50 years now, and all we have to show is runaway wealth inequality, corporate “personhood”, and international conglomerates that can influence our politics while avoiding our tax.
I have experimented with GNS. While DNS is designed to be a tree/hierarchy of zones, GNS appears to be a web of zones with no real notion of a root zone. ICANN-provided zones will at best be just a bootstrap zone - not a root zone. Globally unique names don't seem to be a goal at all.

The issue is going to be how to communicate a domain name that resolves identically between sender and receiver. Some sort of relative domain naming will have to be implemented. Perhaps sub domains may have to be resolved against the zone used to access the original information. Or, the address may also specifies the zone pkey against which names have to be resolved. If this could be resolved, the Zooko's triangle may finally be completed, without the need for globally unique names.
I'm not entirely sure it's fair to blame WordPress directly for the quality of 3rd-party products (and their security).
How would the phone know the wifi signal is coming from your right?
Until you get the capability of temporarily creating a parallel universe and rolling it back, It's an unanswerable question, that's the point. Also you are confusing cost for price.
Quick link to XKCD 386, for others - https://xkcd.com/386/
Yeah, if you are crying after 3 drinks, drinking is really not for you, and it's likely you have deeper issues that should be taken care of. (I probably come off like such an asshole right now, I know, don't really care.)
Super cool comment. Got any proof or evidence or anything?