skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So I was very active on the Wall Street Bets Reddit forum shortly before and during all of this.

I would agree that Roaring Kitty wasn't much of a catalyst (prior to the price exploding), but was an early proponent of GME.

I do distinctly remember deciding to invest in GME around December 22nd of 2020, based on what I was reading on the Wall Street Bets forum (unfortunately only like 50 shares.) It was a major daily topic on there from mid December (or earlier) on. Michael Burry was rarely mentioned as a holder, he had bought into GME a lot earlier. The conversation mostly centered on short interest, fundamentals and future moves GME would do.

So I would argue it was 'the collective' on WSB that was perhaps one of the larger catalysts.
> Guide paywall, well, we offer the first guide for free so long as you register. The copy mentions that BUT it's not clear enough apparently.

Oh no, this is clear. The point is that you don't tell me what the price will be, and I don't create accounts for apps/websites that are going to charge me an indeterminate amount of money later on.

> Sure, you could find similar content online but it wouldn't be written specifically 'for dads' and we know that most dads don't look for that content online because it's a flood of crappy content written for mums.

All you have to do is add +dad in your web search, right?
I disagree here. I strongly believe there's a market for a better social media app, that messaging apps are not hitting. Why? messaging apps (chat, discord, WhatsApp, Signal) are not really social media - they're organized differently with communication at the center and content sharing on the edge (as opposed to Facebook, with content sharing at the center and communication on the edge).

That edge v. center distinction dictates the use patterns, and social media is therefore used differently than a chat app. With a chat app, the social media aspect is drowned out by the sheer volume of communication, largely text based and not media based.

But why is there a market? There is a growing movement to get away from Meta-based social media apps, because they're incredibly addictive and rob users of their attention / time. That being said, I still want to see what my friends are doing... but I'm sick of needing to choose between getting life updates from friends or having my brain back.

Build me a platform that isn't Meta-based and isn't addictive and lets me share fun things with my friends and I'll gladly pay a monthly fee for it.
You’re describing the ideal but not every dad is at that ideal state. I do think therapy is important. No one said this app is a panacea. It can be a useful tool for dads who are struggling. Also, strength will always fail sooner or later. Even if a person reaches the ideal attitude toward fatherhood that you describe, they’ll inevitably stumble or at the very least they’ll need help to stay up.
Yugabyte ensures transactions consistency for a ACID model in a linear clock synchronization between nodes. Great article!
First pertinent criticism I've seen.
Here comes the under 5 vaccine But I have questions
You seem to have to no empathy. The fact that you think everyone operates like you clearly says a lot about your mindset.

> This is clearly written for the beta male audience, and I don't care if I'm roasted over that statement

Exactly, that's what we need labelling people.

> so you can be the strongest person for your children

You don't need to be strongest person all the time. You don't and you can't if you think that you are being that I am sorry you are wrong. And if you actually are being that, then you are basically setting up your kids to always show a strong face even when something's crazy wrong. YOU DON'T WANT THAT.

Hey everyone loves their children, but to assume everyone loves their children exactly way you love yours is being exceptionally naive.
I like Heroku, haven’t used it much lately.

Out of curiosity, does Cloudflare offer enough functionality to cover one’s computer, database, and file storage needs? I know they’ve been expanding their offerings, but I don’t know if they offer enough to host a full blown web app.
Maybe it is for a "beta" male audience, but it can also be for the many fathers who don't have the fortune of having a present partner or an excellent relationship with their kids.

Also, I don't agree that "any content is useful". Men and women are different, and maybe I will get roasted for this, but it's true. The life experience and sensibilities of men and women can be very different, and only having access to a mother's perspective (which also happens to be the mainstream-approved perspective) is inadvertently gaslighting; if a father naturally has certain male perspectives on raising a family but the mommy blogs they read tell them otherwise, that's very alienating.
If you need an app to be a good dad, you don't need an app...
CNN President Jeff Zucker Resigns, Citing Relationship with Colleague
Where are you seeing those? I combed through this guy's online presence and found nothing.
> XRT only holds 0.71% GME shares, so seems like an extremely inefficient way of shorting it.

No, actually it's quite efficient. You short XRT and simultaneously go long all other components except GME. Now you are net short GME without having to report a short position on it or borrow shares in the first place.
I really enjoy the political discussions that show up on HN. It’s the only place online where I can see both sides of something being debated intelligently. It’s also the only place where I can post something that goes against the grain of the majority and still be upvoted.

That said I think the “if they’d cover it in the TV news…” is a good rule, just to limit discussions to novel topics.
I don’t think there is a true causal relationship though… I am fairly smart (IQ tested by a professional amounted to 147) and I am e very happy person. So are my parents that I would deem as smart as me! It’s about finding joy in the small things and accept the fact that at a cosmic scale we do not matter… and that’s fine!
> get your ass to a qualified and experienced therapist and work through your issues, rather than turning to an online support group for answers

I generally agree with your sentiment (though find it a bit inflammatory for no real reason), but what on earth is wrong with online support groups? These are extremely effective for lots and lots of people.

Honestly it sounds like you may be the one who should seek therapy.
Creating a higher level abstraction is something people have been trying to do for decades with so-called 4th-generation languages. At some point, abstracting away too much makes a tool too cookie-cutter, and suddenly deviating from it causes more difficulty.
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Different as in completely wrong.
Would be cool to know what approaches they take. Stereo and then perspective scaling (smaller thing are farther away) and then probably a blend of spice of ML for recognizing things/knowing expected scale on the fly... idk I'm arm-chair skeptical of vision only but humans do it.
He was an IBM salesman after the Navy and prior to founding EDS, it's very unlikely he ever wrote any software. I've read a fair bit about him over my lifetime and have never run across a mention of him being technically inclined, an engineer, writing software, etc.

He understood how the IT services industry worked - from his time on the inside of it at IBM - and saw an opportunity. He likely had a good salesman's grasp of the structure of the industry technologically (what was selling, what wasn't; who dominated what segments; what companies were spending on various segments). He got started from spotting a market inefficiency that IBM wasn't interested in pursuing (leasing unused compute time), so Perot formed EDS and the rest is history.
Yeah, completely agree. Sadly we live in the convergence era. Now GPUs are also multi-chip (starting with MI200) and the latencies will likely become unpredictable once again :)
They were able to fix this by moving to the WebExtension model instead of letting extensions directly interface with XUL/XPCOM[0]. Of course, then everyone got angry that they couldn't do ridiculously invasive changes to the browser with an extension anymore.

[0] which were then massively refactored, twice.
It's like that scene out of Brazil. The wall panel is removed to reveal a greasy maze of tightly-packed houseguts. A dizzying complexity of convolving and cryptic organs for... turning on the lamp.
Boat or bank are the only two current realistic alternatives I see. At least the boat builders & associated kids get some new boots. There are thousands of nicer alternatives that aren't going to happen
Driving a rented Tesla Y, this became the most dangerous part of using the highway autopilot. The phantom braking seemed to trigger sometimes by going under an overpass, or when lighting contrast was high, but it definitely happened a couple times for no discernible reason at all in good conditions, and had no regard for traffic behind the vehicle when suddenly braking really hard out of nowhere.
Fair enough. I've rewritten my original comment (and this one) to ensure they align with HN's guidelines.
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IMO the way to succeed as a new social network is to use the Slack approach. Make your tool useful to small organizations and communities, and then connect instances later. Slack is useful to my team even if no one else uses it, but it's nice to be able to invite anyone who uses slack into our channels.
I wonder how this compares to more limited abilities like lane-keeping. I did a few 10hr drives between Oregon and California during the pandemic and the lane-keeping made this easier similarly to cruise control. I still has to watch it all the time, but it somehow made it more relaxed.
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It was at FSD Beta 10.7 right now it's gone. They made settings to strict and stop on any potential issue.
so people can say that got jobs through random connections.
It helps when those meat bags aren't on their phones just like in cars.
I'd rather this than it recognizing my face, looking me up, and delivering the supermarket a dossier on me. The only problem is that once the cameras are installed, it's inevitable what they become.
They don't have to quit. They could ask for a leave of absence or reduced workload in the form of temporary consulting. I would ask about those options before submitting a letter of resignation. It may turn out that OP just needs a break, and a few months of travelling the world or whatever is enough to set them on a path to success.
Agree with this.

I suspect someone will release an actually affordable (comparable to ICE up front and ownership costs), safe, basic EV with decent range and standard car features which has better quality and less hype around it and Tesla will be lose the ass end of the model 3 market. It’ll all collapse from there.
Would've been nice if they spent as much money/effort/marketing in organising housing and compensation for half of South Jeddah that have just had their homes demolished.
In the parallel league of photo editing. This is exactly how I feel about Gimp. It’s a super advanced program with many features on par with Photoshop. But using it is just so much more complicated that I’d rather deal with the deficiencies of mspaint instead of using something so difficult/different. For most needs Paint.net is my preference, just lacking a good story for Linux.
The ISS was years from being finished two decades ago. It was still getting new modules in the 2010s. Your timeline is way off, so you might want to double check whatever your basis is for thinking this is a recurring call over two decades.

For historical context: the first module didn't launch until November 1998. The Cupola everyone loves to see in photos was 2010. The current tech boom is older than the finished ISS.
People consider Vice Media journalists? These are the guys that tour North Korea and hunt pigs in Chernobyl. Taking money from Saudi royalty is one hundred percent on-brand for them. You watch Vice because they'll tell you about crazy stuff nobody else will, not because you need an unbiased news source.
I love GravCMS. I transitioned to Grav from Drupal right as D8 was coming out for my personal projects. Not having to worry about a db was so nice
come on elon. just use the lidar.
I don’t know… for me it was the opposite… I started drinking in my late 20s and nothing changed (I am 36 now)…
No human examination was done.

But it generated 10 solutions which it ran against the example inputs, and picked the one that passed.

Actually I'm not sure if it ran the solutions against the example inputs or the real inputs.
if you are using emacs you can also give this a shot https://github.com/federicotdn/verb

It lets you write the api, test it and generate the documentation all from the same source of truth file.
>Stupidity is doing the same thing over and over again.

Does that mean insanity is doing stupid things but expecting different results?
My biggest beef with them is that they’re so feature frozen that they threw a billion person country off rather than update billing.

India recently passed a credit card tokenisation law that needs changes in an invoicing system, and Heroku sent me an email saying my 10 paid production apps would all just be shutdown because they’d rather just drop support for Indian customers.

I happened to be working at Fly.io at the time, so had a clear alternative, but the way Heroku handled this really sucks.
I think it also helps when you’re not driving a distraction filled Android tablet on wheels.
Never seen/heard this... looks and sounds amazing so far.

Seems like there has always been a strong connection between Japan and Dub music, and may even be the same for dubstep (the original, non-"brostep").

Same is true for other places like Brazil, France, UK (obviously). I've heard that Dub music isn't or never was very popular in Jamaica, and it was always other places around the world that really embraced it and sound system culture. Maybe even keeping it alive.
I'm not entirely sure what people are expecting from Vice here? A permanent embargo against Saudi Arabia? Enforced not by any nation states, but simply Vice Media. What's the standard that we're expecting them to adhere to here?
I'm sorry, but it's you who know nothing. Insulting entire fields is neither nice nor constructive.

Sooner or later AGI will be available, it's just a matter of time. It does not have to work like a human brain
Alternatively you go PXE boot and network storage but then that assumes that you've got something else running to provide it. It's a nice solution when you've got half a dozen Pis around though (we use it in labs for our hardware test setups).
https://xkcd.com/978/ is one reason to care.

If many papers state the same thing and don't cite each other, a reader could reasonably conclude that thing must be true, as so many people have independently verified/discovered it.

The well of knowledge on Wikipedia, and the Internet as a whole, is forever poisoned due to journalists not consistently citing sources.
Some movies still have quite a lot of physical effects, like Interstellar did.
Your desire for your insolence to be noted is granted, but to answer the non-strawman form of your question: yes, there is a way to prevent infinite loops from making their way into software in the field. It means providing proofs that your loops terminate. (If you can't show this, your code has to be rewritten into something that you can come up with a proof for.) As I already said, this is mandatory in some industries. The philosophy is also not far off from the rationale for Rust's language design re memory management. And although it might seem like it requires it, there's no need for magic. This is something covered in any ("every"?) decent software engineering program.
Deep reporting and meaningful analysis takes expertise and time, both of which cost money.

If reporting is becoming irrelevant and shallow, we (collectively) have only ourselves to blame by not supporting (with money) deep investigative journalism.
Is it "spyware" if I install it myself to track my own activities?

Is it "spyware" if I get someone to install it so that I can track my own activities?

Is it "spyware" if it is someone else's idea to install it and get data related to me but I know about it and I am OK with it?
Didn't change in BIOS anything this time. But the entire system runs on liquid in a very cold, properly vented room. We must have cranked up the BIOS settings during the first boot.
All wrong. These "solutions" are not correct.
Of course, no-one could possibly expect:

https://images.esellerpro.com/2243/I/134/24/boris-johnson-ic...
IMO, it's a problem to me that I need to carry the mental load of knowing which version of my car's software is safe/dangerous.
Soon-to-be-dad of twin girls (due in June), downloaded the app and it looks nice. I'm wondering if there's a way to connect with other Dad's of say twins in my area. Also interested to see if your partnering with other content from Dad's on YouTube. Nice job, and I signed up for the Grow Membership!
Don’t forget the nullish coalescing operator, ??, which is probably nicer than using || here.

https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/release-notes/t...
Is there any situation in which Alice can refuse Bob access to a tool Bob's declared a need for not capitalism?

I don't care about the word 'ownership' or what makes it valid, I care about limiting access to limited resources, be those resources hammers or the land my ancestors are buried on.
It's entirely falsifiable in multiple ways: (1) a voluntary share recall triggered by GameStop would force an accurate share count; (2) an extraordinary action triggered by shareholders for a formal accounting; (3) a special dividend with no equivalent cash value (eg NFT); or (4) a majority of shares getting direct registered (DRS) with the company's transfer agent (ComputerShare) rather than through brokerages so that the unique market maker powers at the Depository Trust Company (DTC) cannot mask the underlying share count.

I will also say: you can read SEC sources about RegSHO limitations about how short interest can be manipulated and masked through "Failures to Deliver" (FTD). So this is not exactly an assumption, more of a preposition about magnitude.
Sure. There is a lot of confidence on this thread both ways. No one will know until all shares are registered, which is why there is a rush by GME holders to DRS their shares with Computershare.

The markets have been corrupt for quite a while. This may be its Bastille moment.
That does not work.

People only use 10% of word, but this does not mean that you can partition all users in batch of "10% of features".

If you want to satisfy everyone, you have to make every possible combination of "10% of word features". Which is impossible.

So it's much easier to just combine all features in one product and try to give the user a good interface to find easily the feature they are looking for.
> I just spent the day dressed up like a pirate catching beads, pounding beers, ripping shots of rum, laughing with friends, being absolutely ridiculous, and came back to a 3 year old telling me that she "loves me so much."

You wrote this three days ago. Is parenting after day drinking to excess what one should consider the antithesis of "beta male" behavior?
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~So that's a maximum average 17.8 IPs per person? Seems awfully low, considering people these days have multiple devices connected to the Internet at any given time: phone, watch, tablet, laptop(s), perhaps desktop(s), security cameras, IP phones, refrigerators, washing machines, TVs, video game consoles, I could go on...~

Edit: oh, wow I misread that completely. It's 17.8 /48 ranges per person on average. Yep, that should be enough for quite a while.
Graphene?
If anyone is in the bay area and wants to run physical hardware and peer with folks, FCIX down in the HE facility in Fremont is very welcoming to small networks and doesn't have port fees (although you do need to be in the HE facility).
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Even a good ol' front facing radar would solve this.

My L2 Hyundai does highway auto-cruise without issue.
Relevant blogpost on codeforces.com (the competitive programming site used): https://codeforces.com/blog/entry/99566

Apparently the bot would have a rating of 1300. Although the elo rating between sites is not comparable, for some perspective, mark zuckerberg had a rating of ~1k when he was in college on topcoder: https://www.topcoder.com/members/mzuckerberg
App: Yeah, we wanted to be able to control the full experience and remove distractions (other tabs etc). But the future might include a web component. Why do you only want the web, if you don't mind me asking?

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