skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> a contract could be instantly agreed without today’s inhibiting intervention of state formalities and trade unions

Stefan Zweig was a novelist, poet and playwright, born of a wealthy family, so we can forgive him his lack of understanding of why state formalities and unions exist.

(People don't generally form unions if they're being well paid and well treated, as my first piece of evidence, look at the thorough lack of unionisation in software developers).
> Some of the episodes removed don’t make any sense to me. Several removed today feature mainstream comedians, some of whom have their own podcasts on the platform. I don’t listen to JRE, so maybe something is in the content I’m unaware of.

Maybe it has to do more with what was said rather than who said it.
I'm a marine biologist, often when we fish it is in some difficult circumstances due to species or habitat of interest. A quote passed down from one of my academic great grandparents (that was probably in a discussion about the futility of it all) is that you definitely aren't going to catch any fucking fish if you aren't fishing.
Being serious: do you really think a lack of RFC killed RSS? If so, why not submit one now? I feel like RSS could make a serious comeback if given a chance, like built-in browser support for it.
Open Web is truly dead.
It's such a shame too. Learning other people's view, even if you don't agree with them is an important part growing.

I have to say, I am quite resentful of people now. Because there was such amazing tool that you could learn other people's view and thoughts and a handful of loud mouths killed it.
Extremely unlikely. Tom Segura, Theo Van are comedian friends of him. Michael Malice is an anarchist!
I have trouble picturing geometry in this space, but it certainly does not strike me as orthogonal. I find it fair, actually, to remind people of any occurrence of such power imbalance.
Nobody is talking about the first amendment or the government. The topic is censorship. Please, try to focus.
WebUSB is yet another attempt at turning a hypertext viewer into an operating system. Documents were never meant to be Turing-complete.
> The unreasonable effectiveness of PHP

It's feels almost as if... PHP was made for this web stuff. What a lucky coincidence!
So what is it to you then if someone is vaccinated if you are protected? Did you before throw a fit COVID that the person sitting next to you didn't show you a vaccine card?
Freedom of speech is different from privilege of being advertised.
I much preferred the GB to the GG. The former took 3 batteries and lasted months. The latter took something like 6 batteries and only lasted 3 hours. While the GG was undoubtedly a better machine hardware wise, that counted for nothing when your batteries ran out mid road tip.
Spotify uses Cloudflare, right? I think Cloudflare should just block the pages.

Or maybe we petition those hosting Spotify servers & ISPs to ban the pages.

Actually, should spotify be resolvable by any DNS server hosted by a company?

Huh, or maybe there is a line to draw in the sand that isn't so strict? Nah /s
As you discovered, Rust's Generics aren't like a C++ template.

The C++ template really is just fill-in-the-blanks, (but with a special behaviour named SFINAE, Substitution Failure Is Not An Error) so I believe this trick would have worked if you'd been doing C++, producing all the necessary layers of flattening for whatever input you had.

To me, if I find that manually writing two more layers of flatten isn't enough, I would start to think this is the wrong problem to be solving.
Not that weird. There are much more popular local websites in Russia at least.
Would be LSW.
What makes you think I have negative agendas? My "agenda" is quite positive, I want a Ruby ecosystem where we play by the same rules and Rails is no longer a special snowflake. This way we can evolve faster.
It looks like they went on rampage yesterday and removed a bunch of episodes. I don't recognize the names (and there too many) so I don't know why that even happened. I have watched a number of JREs and this is odd. I like Spotify a lot but I have no issue leaving them if this is the new policy. There are a lot of music services out there and Spotify shines because of the podcasts.
What would be a real shame would be if the Joe Rogan Experience takes over the acronym "JRE" from Java Runtime Environment. I would be sad.
How could trespassing laws possibly apply? It’s not the airlines property just their vehicle parked on the government’s property
I've helped teams move from Angular to web components. It's much easier than any other alternative. The data flow just works in Angular 2, though sometimes requires a directive in Angular 1.
Maybe the source was unfortunate, but how can someone in January 2022 say with a straight face that the existing SARS-CoV-2 vaccines prevent the spread of the virus?

I was vaccinated and I was infected by a tripple-vaccinated person and one of my best friends is in a similar situation.

The idea that the vaccines prevent the spread of the virus is dead since we saw the number of SARS-CoV-2 cases in highly boostered countries.
Speaking from building both react and Preact sites serving millions of customers - the difference is noticeable when you add everything up.

Minification or not, starting with a 6x bundle size puts you in a precarious position to have to care more about how it grows over time adding other assets.

Downloading, parsing and then executing a larger bundle size will impact performance and we've been able to see time to interactive impact conversion on e-commerce sites. However you are right that there are many other factors at play here that will make the site better and I think the post misses the point about "bundle size".

The important differentiation for us with Preact is two things: native support for web components, and a significantly faster library when it comes to transformations and dealing with vdom - see here https://rawgit.com/krausest/js-framework-benchmark/master/we...

On your comment about browser cache, also true but it really depends - if you haven't appropriately split out your bundle then returning users will probably be redownloading react again and again with app updates. Also new users are super important because if you are trying to get new traffic you care about their experience not just returning users.
Almost certainly not. Spotify would never agree to such terms.

Joe Rogan is not quite an employee of Spotify, but he does now have an exclusive agreement, and can't publish anywhere else, and so his show and any other show he might like to make is essentially controlled by Spotify for the length of the contract and published at their pleasure. It would be extraordinary if Spotify agreed to publish anything he wants.

Spotify paid Rogan a tremendous amount of money for the privilege.
Never used Spotify, never listened to Rogan, but I truly despise anyone cheering for online censorship.
I fit pretty well into that group, though I stopped watching it before the move to Spotify. It originally felt like interesting guests talking about interesting things, but after a while I was hearing too much of Rogan's theories and perhaps some more conspiratorial content.
To be fair -- any religion could be described the same way, even by religious people (describing a different religion than the "correct" one, of course).
I think there are exceptions to this. At my last full-time role I was PIP-ed, and if I'm being completely honest, it wasn't undeserved. I had been burnt out for 2-3 years, had tried to quit 2 years prior but they offered me a 10% raise to stay

Honestly, I should have still quit, because it was burn-out over the role rather than compensation-related. But I stayed, and slacked a lot. Tracked my hours towards the end and I might get 12 actual hours of work done some weeks, including meetings. Still got most of my work done, but often with delays. It wasn't a perfect job, but the team was great and I liked the company culture.

My manager was very clear with me when I was PIPed that he really wanted us to work together to get me back on track. HR wouldn't consider letting me work part-time despite multiple conversations (it went against the company policy, and other people would start asking for it), but he tried to convince me to take paid time off instead. I decided to quit anyway, because I figured I was done spending most of my day configuring automated test pipelines and wanted to spend more time writing code that wasn't bash.

When I put in my notice, the manager tried to convince me to stay again, said they really wanted me just on track, and reiterated again that up to 4 months of paid leave was an option. Seemed really forlorn about the situation during the exit interview.

I honestly believe I could have worked my way out of the PIP, and the management would have preferred that outcome. Employing me at my current level of performance wasn't delivering the value they were paying for though, and quitting was ultimately the best situation for everyone involved.
Imagine that, you were able to decide not to listen to a show you didn't care for without demanding that it be banned for everyone. You must teach the world these mysteries.
Visualised 4.1M tonnes of copper extracted from the Palabora Copper Mine
Definitely. https://theaviationist.com/2011/11/24/af1-adsb/
vpn/proxy?

try to create it from a phone(and with a phone number instead of email) with a different IP/using 4g
We have plenty of evidence for other media (like computer games) that the effect is opposite. People who are able to roleplay their violent tendencies in synthetic virtual worlds are less likely to realize them in the real world.
Ah thanks man, I'm very happy to know this. ROM 6.0 is going to be a major improvement Stay tuned!
It's the anxiety inducing waterwheel
Another search term where you usually got four ads as the top results is "web hosting"

https://www.google.com/search?q=web+hosting

And, surprisingly, the [ADS] search results when I'm logged-in versus when searching anonymously are different!
As a first step I'd like industry to take: please get rid of all the touch screens! Non-tactile elements should never be used in a vehicle!
I propose this for many, many years, since almost got into an accident on a bike while was trying to cancel a call on a touchscreen phone (I knew they were evil right when they appeared).
> This argument is so tired. You’re saying they have the right to censor, so say it

I think it's just a strange choice of word. Joe Rogan has the right to publish his podcasts uncensored. So he's not really being censored in the "free speech" sense. He still has the freedom to put his content uncensored on the internet for all to listen too if they choose.

Spotify has the right to choose what they publish or don't publish.

I think talking about censorship and free speech seems beyond the point to me, since I don't see any of those rights being taken away. And since I don't see the premise being true, I can't really take seriously the argument.

Instead, if you're just against the people who are saying that Joe Rogan is misleading and being harmful to society, and that by promoting and publishing his content, Spotify is also doing similar harm and thus they choose to boycott the companies products then discuss that. If you think people are making a baseless fuss about the harmful effects of his podcast on society and the efforts to fight COVID then bring that up instead.

> The counter argument is that censorship is bad in all its forms. It’s one I and many others support

I just want to point out that's not a counter-argument, that's a conclusion, and the argument for it is missing. If you want to make a point to the conclusion you need to explain the premise that you use to arrive there.
One fix for input lag I have seen is to have the console in flight mode and just enable bluetooth for the controller's connection. The switch needs to undocked to enable flight mode. The WiFi connection seems to be causing interference. If you need internet access, use an ethernet connection (older switch docks require USB to ethernet adapter, OLED docks have an ethernet port built in).
I guessed fstat on the 4th try but there doesn't seem to be a way to have another go?
I’m not OP, but they could simply ask you to prove the USD is backed by anything beyond confidence since the removal of the gold standard.

Not saying everyone should jump into crypto, just be aware that most things without physical value are based on confidence. Which I’m sure you understand.
Same people thinking airlines can just throw people off cause they bow to authority also prob believe a cop is the law and will do whatever they ask.
> the first page load ... a lot of users would have React in their browser cache anyway

Not on the first load. If you mean that it will be cached from other sites through the same CDN, then that's also unfortunately not true anymore since cache partitioning [1].

[1] https://www.peakhour.io/blog/cache-partitioning-firefox-chro...
sometimes repair and retrofit is actually a bigger job than a ground up rebuild. depending on the state of things, this may not be discovered until time and political capital has already been committed to the first approach. i think the key is to avoid dogma and remain agile, not in the buzzword sense, but in the literal sense. be willing and able to scrap approaches and reverse course if things start looking worse than anticipated.
Can you run this on Windows Subsystem for Linux?
And if so can you then run Windows Subsystem for
Linux on this virtual machine?
She was born with a silver spoon in her mouth.
Her parents have been rich and very supportive throughout her career.
The more Google becomes user unfriendly or annoying the more people will shift to different search engines. I've legit seen people that aren't tech savvy use DuckDuckGo, which for me personally was quite surprising. Even my father (58y) switched to DDG without me even noticing it!
Plot twist: The spotify api has a rate limit, so random episodes are "gone" :D
For the average person I'm almost 100% sure it already has.
Namip-Computer-Museum/guideApp: development of mobile app for guiding visitors
I mean, I'm happy to avoid both as much as possible :-)
Heh, interesting. When I just got my new macbook, I did try to draw something with a "whiter than white" color to see what the display is capable of. But I didn't think of Metal, I poked around in a custom NSView with various NSColor constructors passing values more than 1, and that didn't work.
The real issue is that no matter what, we were not allowed to hear from individuals because some people think their views are harmful to us.

He would have always be reliant on others who can be put under pressure to remove jre from their platform
Unlikely, most of the guests that were removed have other appearances on show that are still up, and most of them are his friends and long time supporters.

What is more likely is that they have controversial bit or two on them so they got flagged. There are episodes that have Joe Rogan say the N-word (not directed towards anyone and in-context, something he addressed today) could be that it was these episodes that were removed.
welp :( I'm very sorry about this. I didn't manage to pay for my old domain because I was recovering after an accident (true story, not making any silly excuses). I was aware that it's about to expire but wasn't in a good physical and mental shape and I just forgot to do it. People keep reporting it to me and we're updating URLs every time somebody finds an old link somewhere. I should probably just search through GitHub and send some PRs...
Not when there’s a giant spike in people being total jerks, grounding planes and making everyone late, and endangering peoples lives. This is not happening anywhere near the same scale of staff to passengers, so “reminding of a power imbalance” serves to create a false equivalency.
But it was not an excluse deal with YouTube. He was on all the apps, now only Spotify.
Not the case with normal RSS-based podcasting.
Both are pretty bloated and a bit slow.
"Potential safety" is such a convenient backdoor!

When looking for the reasons behind the growing prevalence of security concerns in modern society (both from governments and companies), one can hardly avoid the conclusion that it's just the perfect justification for anything.
Segura and Kreischer at least are good friend with Rogan and have been on multiple times. I think it's unlikely they would request to be removed.
kind of like the worst place to promote this given the avg salary here
try tiktok
I maybe wrong, but when the move was announced, he did say they have agreed no episodes will be removed
Yup, thought it was a breeze up until that point.
Mind the gap between the train and the platform:)
It wasn’t just the cost. The difference in battery life was night and day. The reason I bought a GB back as a teen despite better consoles being around was precisely because I wanted something that would last for several hours on the long drive to Grandmas house. Neither the Lynx nor the Game Gear had that longevity.

Tbh I think the full colour portable systems were just released a few years too early.
I am not American, I grew up in a country where everything Nazi is very much verboten (Austria, Germany). I was always quite curious about the American insistence on free speech.

Today I feel free speech is worse off in the US than it is over here, purely for cultural reasons.

Also: I thought the limits on the US idea of free speech was that things like yelling "Fire!" in a crowded theatre would not be covered by free speech. But hasn't the internet created another kind of crowded theatre in which people can yell the online equivalent of "Fire!" to deal substantial damage to society?

I think censorship is a slippery slope and I am not at all for it — yet I wonder if what we see here is just the beginning of society figuring out how to deal with free speech in the web. Finding the borders of what can reasonably be allowed, because "everything" proofed to be an unacceptably destructive answer to most.
Low-dimensional manifolds in neuroscience and evolution
Regardless of if you hate or like him. His shows give a glimpse of what people are talking about. Some of the conversations are revealing. I enjoy many of the science topics that have come up.
I’m a bit put out at paying £50 for Skyward Sword. I did get 50 hours of gameplay out of it, but it felt steep for how little effort they’d put into the port (it would have been great to have no loading as you fly between locations)
Given how political the guy itself is, and in which direction, those are the first episodes I'd expect to be removed from the platform. Do yourself a favor and avoid Spotify if you really want your due entertainment.
Yeah, that screen refresh was harsh. Plays much better on TFT modded game gears though
To be totally fair, the capital should be Nelson which is the true geographic center of NZ!
If the current code is crap there is a reason it ended up like that, and the same forces will be in effect to cause the rewrite to end up in the same state.

Perform a root cause analysis for why the current code is in a bad state and why it doesn’t improve over time.
There is also Boostache:

https://github.com/cierelabs/boostache
It only dies if we surround ourselves in walled gardens, and fail to build the platforms that incentivize open inquiry. We've traded so much for the convenience of not doing it ourselves. As long as one hyperlinked document remains at the far reaches of a TCP/IP network, the Web still lives. The content you're seeking is out there, and the audience for the unconventional is growing.
Exactly this. Joe Rogan entertaining anti-vax theories in the spirit of "open discourse" is not scientific discussion or a sign of healthy public discourse.

It's just Rogan knowing that he can peddle the line and bring in both the skeptics and the opposition and pretend that he is just promoting an open discussion. Or he is just ignorant, but I think the dude is smart enough to know that controversy drives up impressions and increases ad revenue and ultimately the success and dollars from his brand.
> He didn’t have to take the deal that removed his podcast from open distribution and put it under corporate control. But he did

For 100Mi? I'd have a very long list of things I would do for that price. "Selling out?" For sure.

I wouldn't have a podcast with the guests he picked for the show on several topics, surely (but he wasn't made to have those guests).

"Open podcast" is hard if you have to pay for bandwidth, and also it's just one of the most time consuming ways of generating content.
You’re arguing a strawman by responding to a statement about transmission with a conversation about hospitalization.
That’s what you get for selling out to spotify
Interview with the Creator of AmigaDOS
Just dropping by to express joy at this fact - Nintendo Switch is such a nice console! I got the Lite version and while the risk of eventual stick drift has been weighing heavily on my mind, it's amazing that it runs as well as it does in such a small form factor!

It's perhaps like the PSP of our time, but even better - numerous games have been ported to it and optimized so that you can enjoy a lovely gaming experience wherever you are. To me, that shows that you don't always need a 400$ GPU in your gaming PC if you just want to experience a lovely story like Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, or even just play something like Doom.

Not only is the console adequately made, feels reasonably comfortable, has a good selection of games and a good UI, but it also indirectly fights back against Wirth's law (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wirth%27s_law) and proves that gameplay should sometimes be placed above graphics first and foremost and make artists think about the materials that they use, their texture resolutions, the LODs in their models, how efficient their shaders are, as well as how much resources the game code uses.

I just wish that Switch development was a bit more open, for example, there are no publicly available releases with packaging functionality for game engines like Godot, but i guess that's just the status quo that we're stuck with.

Regardless, i actually sold a PS4 that i won for getting the first place in a programming competition years ago (an acquaintance of mine wanted one and i had some dental fees, so figured that i might as well sell it to him for like 40% of MSRP since i basically got it for free), i probably wouldn't do that with my Switch. Not needing a dedicated monitor is also really nice!

I wish that we'll see similarly performant games in the future and that we won't have the platform be sunset anytime soon, maybe instead get something like a Switch Pro or even have different graphics settings/modes in games, which would support the older releases and their thermal envelopes, while also letting the newer hardware also be successfully leveraged for that additional graphic fidelity, for those who care. Hey, i can dream~
Sure it is, but that’s the law. Write your representatives to get it changed.

The way the passenger was removed was wrong, and potentially illegal (I assume you can’t shoot someone because they are trespassing on your property, presumably you can’t injure them either). I believe United paid some hush money to stop him suing, but I see nothing to show the captain wasn’t allowed to have him removed.
Spotify removed those when Rogan first got on the platform. Was part of the deal.
Would you like the people to stop thinking their thoughts or do you like someone else to read those thoughts (if they are published) so that they can 100% shield you from them for free?