skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The tweet isn't wrong in that Spain's unemployment rate has indeed been lower in the fourth quarter of 2021 than in a long time. [0] I'd be curious to understand why you would call the current spanish government totalitarian, they seem to be overall rather moderate, and won a solid majority in the last parliamentary elections.

[0] https://tradingeconomics.com/spain/unemployment-rate
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I created https://plaintweet.com/ primarily for myself. I posted it on HN sometime back and many people visited it. It is completely free and doesn't use any analytics so I don't know how many people use it (if any).

It runs on a $5 VM along with some other small projects, so it doesn't cost me much and hence the outcome doesn't matter.
This actually brings question of moderate coffee consumption. That is 3 cups a day in this study. Those who drink at desk might go over this and to high consumption.
From where I'm from, everybody drinks coffee. From the guys doing construction work to the CEO of very large companies.
People who haven't had their coffee fix in the morning are not anti-social? And if they have to wait to long (which gives headaches and an overal feeling of malaise in heavy coffee drinkers) they tend to get something I would call violent in the context of an office working environment.

Still, making something illegal never helped and moderation is not something most humans are good at. Everything is addictive and can cause anti-social behaviour (gaming...) and violent or dangerous (for themselves and/or their environment) behaviour up to some extend.
What do the people who currently have the trucks use them for?
The main job of the CEO is to manage the board of directors (i.e. the shareholders). And the main job of the board of directors is to decide when to fire the CEO.
I didn't use it because at the time where it was useful it was freaking expensive to send an MMS.
Indeed, and that's an underlying point here - the numbers shouldn't be the goal.
Also some kids are pushed hard by their parents while others will do whatever they can to not look nerdy
It's a different kind of conspiracy argument, but it reminds me of the point made by moon-landing sceptics that all the photos are too well framed considering the cameras were chest mounted and hard to use.

Of course the reason for that is simple, the moon equivalent of "Aunt Ethel with half her head out of the frame" were simply never widely published. What got published were the ones that looked good.
You've got Poole and Bowman reversed (Poole was killed, Bowman survived and disconnected Hal).
Ooh interesting, probably unrelated but I was thinking a GAI would use one of these at its core eg. "it can't die". For the self/state aspect.

Also a criteria is code that modify itself without recompiling.

This also considers a power source like a nuclear battery or something that will last a long time or alternate in the low power state/ambient or whatever energy.
Urin suitability may vary.

It can contain a lot of recreational drugs, alcohol, prescribed drugs,
various other toxins that the kidney is able to sort out.

If a person gets really dehydrated the pee is not good at all.
(The body can be pretty fantastic at retaining water if it goes all in.
What you pee out in this condition is reasonably toxic and there is little
of it. Drinking it "survival tip" is not a good idea since the pee is
concentrated and toxic.

Large scale use of human pee may experience odd side effects due to these
factors.
This preaching is heavily driven by investors, who don’t seem to be interested in “boring” non-tech stuff, so everyone and their dog dress up traditional business with tech buzzwords.

Somehow what could have been real hybrid traditional+tech strategy gets thrown with the water during that process, because drafting realistic tech strategy in a field which is totally different from known success stories of FAANG and the likes is very very fucking hard — much harder, in fact, than getting quick investments after putting on an imaginary “tech” facade.

This, I think, is the reason we don’t see real demand for tech-savvy C suite - it’s much easier to hire another guy impersonating Steve Jobs or Elon, and get quick investment rewards.
I'd rather not have messaging capabilities than expose my metadata to Facebook. MMS is great for communicating with people for whom "message" and "Whatsapp" are near-synonyms.
Try Kolkata
Isn't that what Hibernation offers on Windows?
AFAIK number of deaths is not relevant if something is or isn't a genocide.
Second hand kit? Aren't you and your goals of self improvement worth more than that? ;-)

I do agree on costs, though. I'm a pretty keen cyclist (outdoors) and dabble in running. I have tried various fitness apps like Strava out of curiosity, even played around trying to analyze my own gps traces in Jupyter to figure out my aerobic threshold. But I don't see any of the apps as worth paying a subscription for [1].

[1] Except maybe trailforks, if I'm on holiday in an area I don't know that has unofficial mtb trails well documented on that platform. But now they've made it proprietary I'm far less inclined to contribute my own trails to the database, so go figure.
We can call the thing two inch above the nose small? Or dysfunctional?

I don’t know, I don’t necessarily agree with the message itself, but I certainly agree with the sentiment.

Whoever made this deck is an asshole.
There are settings to not download media files automatically even on WiFi. To download you click on it first, and you get to see how large the file is beforehand.
> It’s about being more than ….

I would understand that objection if people could only own a single computing device. But us who want the iPad to be a dumb consumption device probably own a proper computer for creation. In fact, having an iPad that is supported by all the big companies (native apps, DRM, ...) makes it easier to use a main operating system that runs none of the SV junk.

From my POV, it is really the opposite. People who want the iPad to be a universal computing device are the problem, because they'd be willing to move to a locked-down platform if only it had Xcode or whatever.
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I'm pretty sure that I was sending Hebrew SMS messages before I had an MMS-capable device or service. Circa 2001 or so.
Thanks for this. We had a Radio Shack selling TRS-80s in Sheffield, England. UK Microcomputer magazines published program listings, (mainly games), and early on tended to be fairly generic. You could easily translate between different flavours of BASIC. The number of microcomputers available just exploded around 1980, (when I got my Acorn Atom), but the TRS-80 didn't have all that much software available despite its early entry into the field.
It's common in my town in the UK, but then a fifth of the population of this town is of Italian descent.
Laravel is great, but sometimes just overkill for simple tasks. That was the reason for me to start PHP Comet, it's like SlimPHP on async steroids:

https://github.com/gotzmann/comet
The Irish state gets some sweet ad money from harbouring Google in the EU.

Edit: They also protect Facebook ...
The Sinister Return of Eugenics
Measuring the Implications of Universities Migrating to Public Clouds (2021)
the main online selling plattform in germany (ebay-kleinanzeigen) has a messenger integrated that everybody just uses for this reason. almost everyything else happens in whatsapp. yes youhave some people on signal/threema/telegram but virtually everybody has whatsapp.
>Do you know who else hated the Bauhaus movement?

People inside the buildings adjacent to Bauhaus architecture?
What you're overlooking is that CSS has to be backwards compatible to as great an extent as possible. It's not an option to abandon existing paradigms and what you perceive as "pointless complexity", because it would break the web. These things inch forward because they have huge ramifications for the internet.

Your rant about back-end/SRE/DevOps being inherently more difficult comes off as ill-informed. Where do you get the idea that balancing performance, cost, maintainability and monitoring are trivial on the front-end?
> And good luck challenging it in the talk page. Your edits will get instantly reverted by an army of pro-Washington trolls. How else could that extremely inaccurate header image stay up?

Have you tried?
I'd prefer a world with poets, comedians, and artists, however pretentious they may be, rather than an unpretentious world without them. You remind me of the simple folk of the land, the common clay of the West...
I think they were referring to the boiling point of liquid nitrogen, at around -196°C, not being cooled by nitrogen being what makes them "high temperature".
Similar issues when using object databases (not to be confused with document stores, though they have somewhat similar problems to a lesser degree)
Yeah, no end-to-end encryption and all that. But how many 0-days have been discovered in MMS?

WhatsApp is starting to look like a TLA backdoor in comparison.
Radeon ROCm 5.0 Released with Some RDNA2 GPU Support
It's a bit silly, but it is what it is; I believe they closed the ban support forums >5 years ago. It rubs me a bit wrong that a purchase I made on another platform is inevitably going to become unusable because of an acquisition.
> One thing Autodesk is truly infamous for industry-wide is being the utter worst when it comes to file formats.

While that is true, the fact remains that there is no industry standard file format for exchanging parametric CAD models.

Everything is proprietary. I.e. if you export in something you can import elsewhere you need to 'bake' parameters into geometry.

This is not a problem Autodesk created.

And while it may be true that it is also not in their best interest to solve it this is not a good excuse to bash them over adding yet another proprietary parametric format to the list for their flavor of such modeler.
> Year groups are still important socially

Disagree. Year groups perpetuate immaturity. They are also very socially unnatural, a mere byproduct of going for scale in the education system. That is fine, but if we can achieve scale without year groups (which we could under your proposal), that would be better.
Kind of hard to see why someone would have invested in this rocketship in the first place.
Man the JSON inconsistency one is creative. I know it's not consistent implementation across languages, but I don't know it can be used to such attacks.
2000$ to get the weird uncontrollable artifacts (watch the clip of the girl walking near the tree branches and red umbrella on the top right for an extreme example). I was waiting to switch my note 3 / lineage expecting to finally get something epic but instead I’m disapointed, the pricing is just insane for 1TB and losing control on my pixel perfect ocd to Junk AI made for untrained eye is sad for our digital future.

I’m really impressed at how much junk companies are blattantly getting away, with nobody caring, if that was a 800$ phone I wouldn’t be writing this, but… that price… my note 3 is awesome, if only it could shoot in the dark…

Hopefully some camera apps will catch up to this phone and go raw and bypass all of that AI pixel forgery while keeping anything actually useful in there. I’d rather have a blurry pixel than extreme wobbling layered with compression artifacts because of poor AI replacement or scaling implementation.
Here are the instructions on how to change that: https://faq.whatsapp.com/android/chats/configuring-auto-down...

The formatting is messed up for me, so here's an third party alternative:

https://drfone.wondershare.com/whatsapp/how-to-stop-auto-dow...
That must have been a former polytechnic. I'm willing to be most university students in the UK would say they are middle class. Oxbridge is full of the upper class (although that is slowly changing).
I didn't do much Pascoli, my teachers preferred more progressive poets like Montale (so depressing, lol) and Neruda. We did Carducci though (because you kinda have to in Bologna), Leopardi, Ungaretti (loads), and the old goliardi stuff - as well as the inevitable Dante. And then in English classes we were drowning in Romantic stuff.

I didn't really enjoy it much, although I did try my hand at writing poetry - as any self-respecting 15-yo should. I do think it's disappointing that poetry doesn't find much space in modern media - which is the fault of modern poets as much as anyone though, a lot of contemporary material is boring and/or unreadable.
> Thus, we argue that the recurring brain-computer metaphor debate is actually just a semantic disagreement, because brains are either literally computers or clearly not very much like computers at all, depending on one's definitions.
Delphi Timewarp – 1995 and Delphi’s Mythical Origins
1995 is a very important year in the history of Delphi. On February 14 of that year the first version of Delphi was released for 16-bit Windows 3.1 as a Rapid Application Development (RAD) tool.

Delphi came as a departure from its predecessor, Borland’s Turbo Pascal for Windows. Turbo Pascal combined an editor, debugger, compiler, linker, and libraries, and evolved into Object Pascal after support for objects was added. Delphi / Object Pascal created a foundation for app development that still inspires and supports application developers today.
New Peloton CEO emails employees February 8, 2022
He was right about the out-of-control American war machine, too.
I don't mind the K per se. It's great branding! But the specific apps shown on kde.org are Krita, Kdenlive (needs a pronunciation guide), Kontact (looks painfully asymmetric), Kdevelop, GCompris (needs an explanation, a pronunciation guide, and looks like GNOME branding).

We don't have the same opinion on what looks good and what doesn't. That's fine - but I wish someone from "my side" had tried to build a KDE-based distro. I've found some KDE distros with alternative theming, but nothing that leans towards the elementary/Apple style.
Well, with this move they simply will have to.

Thankfully, it's not driven by Google, just "approved" by them. You don't want to use a Google technology for thinga you want to continue to exist 4 years from now.
not an easy thing to measure.

partly because the word "migrated" isn't the most suitable here. "expanded" might be a better one.

e.g. many of my friends "migrated" to telegram and/or signal around that time, but are also still technically on whatsapp since they never actually closed their whatsapp accounts. I am one of those people, since I'm not about to
teach my elderly parents something new.

But do I text any of my "migrated" friends on whatsapp? No, I text them on signal/telegram.
It could technically work, but then there's a chance that if your file (which is no longer JPEG) can't be parsed by the carrier's infrastructure it will simply reject it (or worse - crash it), so your encrypted file still needs to look like a valid image, but then your encoding scheme should be robust enough to survive being recompressed multiple times.
Fascinating, in the UK/US one I was 10 vs 9, here it's 5 vs 19, as a non-native speaker.
Elon might be slightly biased, even unwillingly.

Hard data would allow researchers to truly provide insights about FSD safety and road safety in general. Withholding hard data while citing them doesn't look good IMHO.
For a fictionalised take watch Alfred Molina in "The Accountant " (1989) about a naieve innocent Jewish Accountant in London who does the books for the Mafia
This comment will add zero value to this discussion, but I feel compelled to mention that I always seem to mix this guy up with Jeremy Bentham for a minute or two before realizing why I'm confused.
Are apps different?

I have push notifications disabled on my phone for (almost) literally every single app except my email client and Element/Signal.

I don't get why the web is special, push notifications in native apps are just as abused as they are on the web. Even built-in apps abuse them. We could just as easily make an argument that native apps should have them disabled as well.

But regardless, this kind of goes back to my point. Okay, let's say that every web app abuses push notifications. What we're saying is that we're not going to have progressive web apps. Any app that needs push notifications is going to be a native app, even if it's something as simple as a messaging client or a reader app.

There was a really strong movement around phone platforms a while back where people were asking, "why is this an app in the first place, why isn't this a website?" Well, you can't have that if you don't trust alternative app stores to some degree, because the answer is that any version of the web that is powerful enough to provide meaningful substitutes for native apps is an alternative app store that's outside of Apple's control/moderation.
Stallman is a symptom of a much larger problem with the FSF, and not because he's a creep. (well, also, because it drove contributors away, but that's aside the point)

The FSF is irrelevant in discussions about FOSS, because they are absolutely unwilling to compromise. They purport to being a movement, but they do everything in their power to stay as small and elitist as possible. Like recommending extremely niche distros that will provide a bad experience on 99% of computers you run it on (and insecure on 100%).

So there are plenty of reasons to write this article that have nothing to do with RMS. We could've had effective software freedom advocacy, but all we got was elitist entitled bickering about how everyone else is unethical and interviews full of FSF spokespeople nitpicking to a degree most people will roll their eyes and move on immediately. I guess that's mostly RMS, and he simply doesn't have the charisma to pull it off well.
Isn't that what snapshots are for? If rebooting breaks then rollback to a previous snapshot of the kernel or core components but keep all the users data intact.
I can't tell if this is just humility / delegation coming off poorly or an actual disengaged CEO.

I also think it can be helpful to self-deprecate a bit as a leader but I'm not sure why all these statements got published in public.
Making RSpec CI build green for TruffleRuby
I can understand fixed sites for natural resources. The coal mine is where the coal is. But historically, the sites chosen for manufacturing industry are determined by what is logistically feasible. The factory goes where the railroad is, not the other way around (most of the time).

I don't know if OpenTTD allows it but in the original TTD it was possible to plop down factories at will (but not mines, farms or oil wells).
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Excuse me but I don't see in there any reference to what made peloton stock "actually" explode which was the enforcement of wfh. This is a VERY biased deck.
If every piece of technical literature had to be applicable for all use cases, there would not be such thing as technical literature.
Reductive is an understatement, it's basically trolling (or extreme bias, which is indistinguishable).
I'm not surprised he said it on a throwaway. For one thing there are a lot of people from the rest of the world here. We all roll our eyes and sigh a little when we hear "America is the greatest nation on earth".
CSS grids are a layout revolution. Quite difficult to learn, but very powerful. It may take years before the community understands all that it has to offer.

Container queries are a game changer, although not fully ready across browsers yet.

CSS variables have been around for a while now, but still considered fairly new. CSS nesting is also around the corner. When you combine these two things, you can start considering to drop CSS preprocessors like SCSS.

CSS layers is brand new and may be useful when working with design language systems.

And as an unimportant but fun last one: you can now address colors outside the RGB color space.
Many carriers already have. The main issue is that Google is steamrolling their own IaaS solution (Jibe) while some carriers (like Swisscom for instance) have actually implemented Universal Profile on their own, and are now left out.
The most popular words in live UK company names over time
My coffee consumption is associated with lower risk of death to those around me, yes.
It's a tricky problem because "parametric" is a very broad term. You'd need to agree on a full set of primitives, parameters and modifiers and further innovation would be tricky without "baking in" or converting to a less parametric form.

Vector drawing software faces a similar problem. There's some agreed primitives but often you just get bezier soup.
Now find out when your problem was introduced. Your very, very lucky if that was 30 minutes ago. But there will also be hidden issues that can lie dormant for weeks or months. Good lucky using rollback for those.
SMS natively supports three encoding schemes: 7-bit GSM (English+Nordic+Uppercase Greek), 8-bit national encodings, and Unicode UCS-2 (although modern devices use UTF-16 in the UCS-2 mode)
No, a model predicts that HeN₄ is (¿somewhat?) stable at pressures above 8.5GPa. If I do the math right, that’s about 80,000 times atmospheric pressure. We don’t know yet how to make this stuff.

On the plus side, the paper suggests a route to create it, and the source material isn’t scarce. On the minus side, there’s plenty of helium in the universe, but Helium is scarce on earth.

So, nice theoretical result, but I don’t see this being used for energy storage soon, if at all.
Interesting, do you do one gig at a time or multiple gigs in parallel?
If you are still sending SMS that are longer than 160 characters, then you are using MMS behind the scenes.
Why to build Linux you always have to start with Linux, is there anyone who bootrapped it from freebsd or any other OS, minimalistic systems like https://niedzejkob.p4.team/bootstrap/ , etc?
Quidquid Latine dictum sit, altum videtur.
If you get joy from your job that’s great. Good for you. Most people work for money. We can tell because most people stop working when they don’t have to. Their job is not where they get joy in their life. You believe a survey showing people are (somewhat) satisfied with their job shows they get joy from their jobs. I believe it shows they mostly don’t hate their jobs.

I think that’s where disagreement lies.
Whilst kettles are used as the unit of measurement the main driver of power consumption spikes during those breaks was electric pump for toilet cisterns.