skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> 56% would prefer a “homemaker” role if they were “free” to do either

I would imagine approximately everyone would prefer a homemaker role if it was possible.

I had the fortune of taking multiple years off to spend with my child at home, it was the best time ever. Unfortunately savings don't last forever so eventually had to go back to the soulless grind of daily status report standups and endless useless meetings.
Sorry to get political but...

Democracy has been a disaster for my country (the UK) for the last 30 years. It's given us endless bad policy. It's wrecking every institution that made the UK livable. It's increased taxes and cut spending on anything not for small select groups. We're going backwards socially.

I don't think ye-olde, people voting by fptp for someone to represent them on a party basis, for years when they can't actually tell you policies or names of those representatives democracy works anymore. Maybe social media or just media in general has broken it. Maybe people have just gotten really shitty.

But it's not working...
I'm not that deeply involved, but I find it a bit schizophrenic that on one hand Israel disposes of the Palestinian territories as it pleases (founding settlements in the West Bank, building a wall around the Gaza Strip), but on the other hand when it encounters stuff it doesn't want to deal with, it points to the Palestinians "self-governing" themselves...
Short story, no, not current ones.

Maybe there are a few Chinese ones, but I think even all of those dropped the headphone jack plus their availability varies depending on where you are.
I don't think any flagships do. You can need to move to midrange. The Samsung A52 is a very nice phone, I set one up for a friend, it has a large battery, great camera and a 3.5mm jack.
Poor maintenance, bad decisions to remove part of the bridge support instead add another strip or just weld it again and ... salt in the roads that maybe end in the water or drip from the road above. Corten steel is very durable, add salt and this is a different question.
Share the portal?

I suggest doing it anyway. I think I've learned more from failed interviews than I have from some jobs. Useful lessons anyway.
So from rank 22 or so the countries are labeled 'flawed democracy', arent the standards a bit too high?
Phones have gotten so expensive I don't dare to not have mine wrapped in some protective case. Doesn't help that my current phone is really slippery. I never get to enjoy the "mm thickness saved" the companies brag about, so why bother.
Perhaps this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29044637
We have updates our community pages https://otomi.io/community/get-involved for those who would like to contribute.
The second sentence in the article : “I downloaded it and tried to figure out how to run the Scott Adams text adventures.”

Weird coincidence. Literally just last night I was looking to download and play some of the old Scott Adams text adventures on my iPhone.

The TRS-80 had a defining impact on my childhood. Like many others I learned to program in BASIC on this thing, typing programs from books and magazines, and reverse engineering them to figure out how they worked.

Back in those days graphics were so primitive yet still high tech, it was just so cool see things visualised on the screen. I think a lot of that magic is lost now with ubiquitous high-res 24-bit colour everywhere.

The blocky 128x48 monochrome resolution of the TRS-80 was of course quite limiting but also part of its charm.

I used this machine well past its prime, all the way to 1988 when I upgraded to a Tandy 1000.
FYI Kindle renders a subset of HTML[0]. They have deliberately chosen not to support everything because of security.

[0] - https://kdp.amazon.com/en_US/help/topic/GG5R7N649LECKP7U
Could your statement be any more racist, jeez. Isn't this sort of comment explicitly disallowed on HN?
These spurious “cases” are also incredibly damaging to those who have a legitimate and innate case of ADHD that persists into adulthood. I also think Yang’s writing here doesn’t help on that front - there are lots of real people with a real disability that goes way beyond just a short attention span.
You can go full on Gilbert Gottfried at the friars club.
I can't say for the other Nordic countries, but this statement is utterly wrong as far as Sweden is concerned.

The Swedish monarch has no power at all in the Swedish Grundlag (constitution). He is the titular head of state, holds a few honorary military titles and opens the government every year.

It's a marketing function, nothing more. He has no power over the election process, legal system etc.
Yes, it can send real time notification of any open source you use e.g maven requirement file.
I know it's schadenfreude, but the when I read she enjoys rapping I had to find it[1] , and was not disappointed.

The lyrics are pretty prophetic, and I've no doubt she made this particular song private to avoid more self-incrimination.

NSFW

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGkz_lQhpyM&t=1s
The crazy thing is that, by forcing me to tie video games to my Microsoft account, they’ve convinced me to never use it for anything where security is important, like office, windows, or azure.

I wonder how long it’ll be before they try to force the same nonsense on github and linkedin.

Either way, I need to trash (sell?) my xbox one. Worst. Console. Ever. The 360 would still be OK if it didn’t take me 2 hours to jump through their auth hoops every time I pull it out of the closet. At least the indie store games still work when I’m not logged in.

Despite paying for minecraft, I’m guessing I’ll end up looking for a cracked copy pretty soon. I actually got my raspberry pi to login to my microsoft account, but, based on the xbox behavior, I’m guessing it’ll repeatedly lock itself out moving forward. Grrr.
I mean we've seen what people are capable of if there's a hint that some people may be buying more toilet paper than they need. That's just the tip of the iceberg; if there is a nuclear strike, the resulting panic and "everyone for themselves" that follows will take care of the rest.
Looks terrific. Also their website is carefully crafted and have a compensation calculator.
Looking forward to seeing the renovated Bauhaus museum in Berlin. I went there a few times before they closed for renovation. Amazing collection. Not the grandest or most impressive museum in Berlin but nice in its own right. Also Mies van der Rohe's Neue National Galery just reopened. Which is a fine bit of Bauhaus architecture. Need to find some time to visit that. Getting a visiting slot with all the Covid restrictions is a bit of a challenge right now.
Shutdown: Press power button, or apm -Z.
Bootup: Press power button.

What in specific are you looking for?
Shutdown:

sudo shutdown now

Shutdown if I'm feeling generous:

sudo shutdown -r now

Boot process:

*press power button*
*sip coffee*
*start working*
Tesla Sued by California Agency for Alleged Racial Discrimination, Harassment
This entire comment is steeped in a deeply bitter tone, which you would do well to disabuse yourself of (it is not endearing and frankly is a little worrying).

> women do not really want the feminine or sensitive men that they claim to want.

You are wrong. Yes, as a partner you're supposed to have drive and groom yourself properly - this is true for everyone. After those basic life requirements, what is important is that you are capable of having a mature relationship with someone else. Part of that is knowing that you should express yourself and how to do it in such a way that it isn't a fight every time.
Sure but we are talking about Scandinavia.

Regarding the UK, is 1975 the last instance of such a thing? That's quite a while ago.
Sure, but you had time to make a claim which called out the fact that I had shared. Wikipedia is just quoting whatever US ambassador of that time wrote. You are free to read that from any source. There were moral lapses of the highest order done at that time for convenience.

It is a shame that we aren't apologetic for this genocide and haven't given its due and how West had largely ignored it even though Holocaust wasn't even 3 decades back when this happened.
likely refers to successive preemptive strikes in this context
Many people are saying that?
Never going to happen :-)

The regular S22, which is the smallest one, has a 6.1" screen.

Even for the Galaxy Note, the last version with a close-to or sub 6" screen was the Note 7 from back in 2016, 6 years ago.

On top of that, Apple's rumoured to drop the iPhone mini for the next version.

Only techies with a lot of devices (since they already have a laptop or several, a tablet, etc) seem to want small phones.
Yeah, trains and trucks seem to tap into some built-in interest in megafauna. Dinosaurs do too.
Compliments, i have a question though, Can you alert for php packages vulnerabilities or deprecations ?
The statistics are wrong, but the trend is correct
Again, broad claims, but based on what?

> Having no career advancement is sometimes like not having cancer: a net positive.

I have never heard anyone express or imply that. I don't doubt you feel that way, but is there any evidence that it's widespread?

> Most people have no career at all, they retire on the same job (just more "senior") they started with.

That is almost certainly not true. I believe the evidence says that the great majority switch jobs many times and switch careers several times.

> a stay at home wife was traditionally not isolated from society

I've heard otherwise from homemakers of prior generations - the isolation was one of their primary complaints. And I'm pretty sure I've read about research showing the same. What makes your narrative true?
Hehe try a Linux phone that barely works out of the box.

Not so boring, will my modem work today? Maybe
Not to answer for somebody else, but a lot of the Bauhaus design was very modern and minimalist. Despite this it aimed to be more functional than what existed before (queue the Bauhaus kitchen). After all they had to defend their "modernist nonsense" back then for sure — that meant only looking modern didn't cut it.

Many designers and architects that copied the Bauhaus style didn't copy the Bauhaus functionality, thus creating something that looks modern, but is actually worse in terms of functionality than what existed before. One can't really blame the Bauhaus for this tho.

Style will always be easier to copy than style + functionality
Are we still getting excited about new smartphones? What year is it? 2012?
Mutually Assured Destruction; if one country thinks the other country is nuking them, they will retaliate.

As we speak, there are submarines from multiple countries lying in wait with enough nukes to take out most of humanity; they are (were?) instructed to launch if central command is taken out, like a world-ending dead man's switch. These go on 3-6 month missions, their only limit being food for the crew, and they will survive all out nuclear war just to pop up and finish the job if needs be.
Sorry for my lack of knowledge but from your link it looks like the Governor General John Kerr was a piece of shit (or an idiot at best).

The Wikipedia link makes no mention that I could find of the Buckingham Palace's direct involvement in the constitutional crisis in Australia. What am I missing?
"If you want to build a ship, don't drum up the men and women to gather wood, divide the work, and give orders. Instead, teach them to yearn for the vast and endless sea."

It is not (always) the job of the critic to also play the advocate.
Sounds promising, though it's not very clear how do you do this
I understand your frustraction with British democratic processes, but you should probably travel to North Korea or Belarus once to see how UK fares on the world scale.

Perspective matters.
Simply ‘sudo reboot’ really.
It’s just the ultimate “fuck school” and “fuck authority” stance, these people don’t actually care whether satellites are really orbiting the earth or if there really is a giant wall of ice preventing us from seeing the edge, they just want you to know how deeply they reject the prevailing narrative.
Made something with this:

https://controlc.com/69f12f5a/fullscreen.php?hash=60268775f1...
some of the new sony phones still come with it
It's kinda true, but you can't be just lying around. You need to study work etc
I like how Ada and Modula-2 have a separation between the definition of interfaces and their implementation: you can compile the interface spec and code against it before the interface has a single implementation, which makes collaboration in a team easier.

I have not tried out Ada's multi-tasking capability, but it has a simple TASK syntax:
http://www.sigada.org/conf/sigada2005/SIGAda2005-CDROM/SIGAd...
This should make writing control code for new hardware easier, which is of course one of the core use cases.

When I wrote Pascal code as a kid and tried to learn C, I noticed how in Pascal you could concentrate on the problem, whereas in C you would constantly have to think about memory management and other distracting features (alas, this was before C89 improved a lot of things, notably type support so the compiler could help protect you from yourself).
Yeah, you can just upload a composer.lock file and that's it,
we will track all of the open source you use and even the software that comes under first level. I.e we track the complete graph.

Feel free to contact us.
"A million one, a million two / A hundred more will never do" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XCQNpjWmRE
Never really do a old school shutdown, I think I’d rather off (naively) simply power the machine down
I think the Royal Society could probably be considered biased.
Most features are often not worth it, even. FaceId? With fingerprint sensor I could have the phone opened on the way out of my pocket, now I gotta stare blankly at the screen for a second before I can use it. Twice the resolution? I couldn't see a pixel on the previous generation, now you just use twice the amount of gpu and battery to render some animation. Less screen bezel? Thanks, now I accidentally touch the edge of the screen while holding my phone. Or have to watch clips with a notch covering the side for apps still not having fixed their UI. Thinner? Thanks, less battery. More cameras? Now I can't hold my phone without greasing up some lens on the back.
Minimal Invoice LaTeX Template
I work at a place that does everything you admire in the “just clicks” paragraph, but our software selection process for corporate tools is absolute garbage and has delivered many years of abysmal experiences for staff.

That said, if you hate Teams, don’t work for someone that uses Teams without being prepared to buckle down and bear it. There’s no harm in turning down a job because they use Teams. It’ll look odd and you might not be considered in a future application as a result, even if they switch away from Teams, because “which chat product do we use” can seem a small thing to hiring managers and to other engineers. But having used terrible software, I certainly wouldn’t fault you in a hiring context.
I had been a Turbo Pascal Programmer and in the summer of 1990 joined British Aerospace as a programmer for their avionics test software. The first week I just sat with an Ada book and compiler and taught myself and week two started using it in anger. Three weeks later they put me on a one week formal training course which I sailed through as I had picked it up pretty well by then.

I know Ada now is different- it has OOP but back then it was very much like Pascal but string handling was stricter than TP. The on-aircraft software (which I didn't work on) didn't allow generics or threading.
Well, actually we track all of the CVE lists, security advisories of vendors, package managers and as soon as there's an issue related to the software you use, we notify you.
That's it.
> what's stopping males being a provider?

Imagining how impossible it is.
Chambray is stuff you make a work or gardening shirt out of. Men used to all wear chambray work shirts.
A full size pickup with passengers and cargo. IIRC my dodge 2500 is ~6000#, plus 2500# of cargo, your pretty much there.

A 2018 Ford F350 Super Duty dually is about 8000#, add at least 3000# of cargo, your already at 11k#.
That's fair, but it isn't just a few seconds to give the impression that something is working, it's multiple minutes of watching a percentage slooowly climb from 0% to 100%. It's obviously just a cheap trick to annoy people who turn off their spyware.
> What Bauhaus ideas do you hate?

Tubular steel, for one. Tubular steel is an abomination, especially in chairs.

Modern chairs are typically terribly uncomfortable (the Eames lounge chair being one exception). This may speak to sibling's point regarding appropriation of style but with poor execution.

A nice Windsor with wedged mortise-and-tenon construction is preferable. A good Windsor conveys a sense of movement, as though it's about to stand up and walk away; those lines lead to a particularly comfortable chair. Windsors will also last 300+ years....
NASA raises concerns about the SpaceX plan for Starlink G2 in letter to the FCC
I work at a place that does everything you admire in the “just clicks” hardware paragraph, but our software selection process l is absolute garbage and has delivered many years of abysmal experiences for staff.

So, if you hate e.g. Teams, don’t work for someone that uses Teams without being prepared to buckle down and bear it. There’s no harm in turning down a job because they use Teams. It’ll look odd and you might not be considered in a future application as a result, even if they switch away from Teams, because “which chat product do we use” can seem a small thing to hiring managers and to other engineers. But having used terrible software, I certainly wouldn’t fault someone in a hiring context. Better they walk away than be noisily resentful.
That should be about €1170 which seems in line with prices in the EU (for the 128GB model). The 1TB model is listed at €1700.

Needless to say: I won't buy.
https://flashbak.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/Roy-Stryker-...

Isn't that Walter White?
That reminds me of using images for rounded corners, used for years until CSS supported them; then they went out of fashion for a while, lol.
Phantom OS: Persistent Operating System
I've been to NK, and it's as bad as they say. I still think US democracy is abhorrent. It's not a perspective or relativistic thing. Democracy is not a competition.
That sounds nice but what did they actually do? I’m very curious about the specifics of the process
This article is behind a paywall. I know there is a Chrome extension called "Bypass Paywalls". But I really don't want to use it, as it breaks the business model of the writers.
How thoroughly unremarkable.

Is there much groundbreaking advancement in smartphones anymore, or is it all just iteration band consolidation?

I don't see what this has, beyond standard iterative improvement and a mix of Note and Galaxy features.
What’s sad is that user appears to be shadow-banned, which means their comments are hidden by default - until enough people “vouch” for them.

So not only did someone post that dreck, enough people vouched for it that it’s no longer hidden.

I hope there’s another explanation.
Democracy is overrated, period
>doesn't have an equivalent

Having an equivalent and being included and used by default is very different. To the point Laravel is more opinionated ( so to speak ) than Rails.
The problem is that that term "toxic masculinity" is commonly understood as masculinity being toxic. People should stop using that term.

If you say you are "visiting the famous Golden Gate Bridge", people will understand that you are visiting the Golden Gate Bridge, and that you said it is famous. Nobody will think you meant there are many Golden Gate Bridges, but you are only visiting the famous one.
Guix intentionally does not patch security vulnerabilities if those fixes happen to be in proprietary blobs. Their stance on security is completely reckless and Guix has no place near my devices.
OpenSCAD is such a poor choice of words. You see, it's too close to something else entirely, that when people will hit a roadblock, which can happen when you learn a new application, that it just comes naturally when you swear. Perhaps the authors of this application might consider replacing the "S" with something else?
Everyone has their own allergies. I can live without Linux, but I'd ask whether there is any IBM software involved.
> decline in education level, job motivation and whatever else isn't just single men

Also, those are things under an individual's control.
> most of US suburbia seems almost intentionally designed to stifle community formation

Intentional how?
Lyons is an interesting case. Good writer by most measures.

His later work on Fake Steve Jobs and Silicon Valley was hilarious.

I can't grok whether his hatred of Linux was genuine or was it simply motivated by some external motivation from SCO or related organisation.

He should have known better.
All of these are orders of magnitude more pleasant than daily standups etc.

As a man, I had the fortune to stay at home for several years with my child and it was the most wonderful time ever. Sure it's a lot of work, but also a lot of joy.
it's tuples all the way down
Being on vacation with kids is far harder than being at home with kids!
I found solvespace more barebones, but easier to use than FreeCAD. YMMV.
I sent an email just now. Whoever vouched for it will have their privilege revoked, hopefully.
> In my company's current AWS infrastructure, there's no shell access to either the production containers or the host machines. I did write a script to create an ephemeral container that lets me (and future staff) run a shell inside the production network.

I'm a fan of this approach, it is hard improve upon the security of a server that doesn't exist.

I recently setup an AWS serverless (mainly ECS Fargate) stack for a project and took this approach of spinning up an ephemeral EC2 server as part of a "breakglass" runbook for the rare cases where such access is needed.

This, combined with Tailscale userspace networking [0] (so the "breakglass" servers can run on a private subnet and are never exposed to the internet), Pulumi [1] (for managing the lifecycle of the "breakglass" instances) and Yubikey based MFA for short lived credentials [2] (required to spin up the server via Pulumi), I found to work well.

This approach is also useful for ensuring that whenever a "breakglass" server is started it is using the latest AMI version (Pulumi's `aws.ec2.get_ami_output()` is useful for this) and runs the usual security updates on startup. The ssh keypair for the server can also be created (and later destroyed) on the fly so there is no need to manage any long term ssh credentials.

[0] https://tailscale.com/kb/1113/aws-lambda/

[1] https://www.pulumi.com/

[2] https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/security/enhance-programmatic-a...
> So, Europe by default means the continent.

« Europe » by default means the EU where I'm from. There's no standard.
As the other commenters said, yes. And of course, at least Italy (but probably more countries in the EU/the whole of the EU) would really like to enforce the same limits on denominations in the US.
I can't reply to the dead comment now, but I wanted to point out that it's also just factually wrong as well as racist zionofascism - the Arab Spring started in Tunisia and now they have a fairly reasonable and stable constitutional democracy.
Yep, I was in St Barth when Macron ordered countrywide lockdowns from his throne in Paris. I was really surprised to see all the local businesses immediately complying, they sure seem OK with being French.