skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Which games have you been watching? These are some of the best players and they make few mistakes. And different teams have different strategies. Sounds like you fill up the interior and some like to keep it clean... I wished I watched more of the Italians in mixed though, what an impressive pair.
But what do you think is right with the 4 player team play and how do you fix it?
Well.. it would get you to fire yourself, I guess
> I know that everything relying on TLS for security is already just theatre in practice

Could you expand on that?
Yes, that might be the case, it might be due to the implementation issues from my part. And in that case, instead of taking too much time configuring SSE, we decided to move back to WS which already had resources in place to easily get things done, which worked well for us. Not against SSE, just saying it didn’t work out for us for our specific requirements with our team size and expertise. Just a heads up, that’s all.
Why would anybody want this versus existing alternatives? OK, the USP of sending money to your Facebook friends... well, if they're my friends, we've been sending money to each other for years when splitting bills etc. It's a solved problem.
The most unknown sport is more like it.
Oh ok, same here then, I'm working in manufacturing, also in medical systems here, there are a few I know of.
Mango and 'below the equator' remind me of Seinfeld episode The Mango. :)
This also carries power over the wire, which optical can't do.
Hmm, I hadn't realized it was branded differently in Brazil. Still seems to align with the same idea, since WhatsApp brand recognition is at least on par with Facebook in Brazil(also, I believe most people are aware that WhatsApp is made by FB, but I guess very few recognize Meta as of now).
AGI safety fundamentals by Richard Ngo
I remember 3 years ago I moved houses and had 1 jack with really bad performance. Looked in the attic and found that somebody had (for no reason) spliced the cable. With wire nuts. 1 per wire.
Like with any "what's the cool" question, I suggest you always match the tech to the product, not the other way around, as this post might suggest. A cool idea, methodology, library, framework that makes your product better could be many years old, not necessarily something new.
It’s really not. I’ve managed Facebook and Instagram ads for a non-profit educational group, sending Meta thousands of dollars for ad campaigns, and the UI for purchasing ads is poor, by the metric of whether the software “just works.”

There are separate webpages for creating a Facebook ad campaign (Ads Manager is one, plus there is a separate option with less features; I believe this is the Boosted posts function). The Ads Manager also displays a popup that the software might not work fi you have an ad-blocker enabled. For my devices, it’s slow and buggy in any browser except for Chrome.

The UI for managing Pages as a business is also poor. In the past (with previous Facebook Q&A forum posts documenting this), Facebook would automatically convert text posts by a Facebook page into a job listing, without asking for confirmation (!), making it unintuitive to undo. Separately, it also has limited categories for Facebook events (there is no category for educational events; the closest is the “Home” category).

Facebook has also removed certain popular features in the past, such as initially hiding, and then removing the feature to Share a post with the feature to “Keep the original post” (so only the link is shared, but not the post text that accompanied it by the original poster). The feature was lost due to a Facebook redesign, which is baffling because this reduced the likelihood of Facebook users to share content.

Maybe it’s different for larger customers (though I suspect they use the same tools), but the poor UI is frankly ridiculous for paying advertisers. Perhaps it does make sense, though; their competitor is Google Search and Display ads, which also have user interface problems (e.g. refusing to let you publish an ad set you’re willing to pay for, with very minimal messaging as to where exactly the error is, prompting multiple forum posts by other users). It’s effectively a duopoly, as other social media advertising channels are far less effective (maybe not LinkedIn, though LinkedIn is pricier), and newspaper ads are far more pricey (with higher minimum ad spend) with lower reach.
Well if we want to talk about it in those terms, the “hedonic treadmill” suggests that if things haven’t just gotten much better or worse our levels of happiness should be pretty stable. If you were a hunter-gatherer or primitive farmer you wouldn’t have been thinking about how much better an American suburb thousands of years in the future would be than eating sandy bread.
Sadly, a predictable story Arc.
In this case there’s no value added, no. That’s okay in some cases, but the purpose of this page is to communicate the value of Facebook Pay, and this doesn’t really help. And it’s badly done too: kinda janky on some components and easing is weirdly inconsistent.

Visual stability is actually kinda underrated.
Had lived only in single family houses up until I moved to an apartment in the middle of the city and wow, the quality of life bump was astounding. Being able to just walk to anything you need, not owning a car, having so many high end places to eat at and entertainment venues to visit, the huge security benefit of being above ground level, being at the centre of public transport so friends can visit easily.

So many benefits with so little downsides. I can’t ever imagine going back to a detached house.
Why spend on cat8? You have that bandwidth on a home connection? Or a nas capable of serving it?
There’s an argument to be made that this DA is competent at his job.
> One middle ground of toleration you see in developing countries is creating zones where crimes can be committed more freely and rich people can buy their own security or live in zones where crimes are punished.

This is already happening in the USA. Bellevue WA has a much lower crime rate than Seattle WA. It isn't the rich people "buying" their own security, however, rather than them demanding their police are more numerous and tougher on crime than the city across the lake (pushing the problem over there). Even if King County (where Seattle and Bellevue are) doesn't prosecute, the people doing these things get annoyed with constant police interaction and harassment and so find Seattle much more appealing.
I would not say either of those are more successful than Linux. Absolutely not. Linux is extremely successful.

Commercially? No. But the value that Linux has given the world is immense.
Je suis un homme occupé, et te faire passer pour une risée peut prendre du temps, mais tout le monde a besoin d'un passe-temps.
Cars seem to be able to switch line even when slowed down to ridiculously low speed. Is there a parameter to control minimum speed for a line change that I'm failing to see?
I’m getting an increasing number of fishing emails _from_ gmail addresses. I got a fake Amazon order confirmation yesterday, and get fake Norton subscription receipts monthly.
> this is the natural way for Facebook to grow, not trying to compete with the Federal Reserve.

Yeah, but only the latter is likely to be able to push them into the too-big-to-fail category.
Even in the emergency room there is always at least two people giving input. The patient can always not consent. In an employee-employer environment, shouldn't employees have at least some option to not consent as well?
I have yet to see a reasonable case for CAN replacement, as it's good enough. Maybe we'll get more wireless connectivity from the IoT space, but that's probably not immediate.

There's really no goal for these to do anything other than PtP with these solutions.
It's an ethernet switch with one 1Gbase-T port and 4x SFP+ ports that can be any media you want the proper transceiver. Including 10Gbase-T if you really want it for some reason.
It’s all the benefits of living in an a great area at a low cost without the negatives of renting. You don’t have some asshole coming in to inspect every x weeks and complaining that the stove is slightly blackened. Don’t have to worry about having to move if you don’t want to, can hang pictures / TVs, get to put your monthly payments in to an asset rather than someone else’s profit, etc.
This essay is beautifully written. I particularly appreciate the vivid detail the author used to describe their childhood memories.

The last paragraph caught me off-guard with its shift in tone and focus. The narrative makes the point that while memories can be strong, they often fail to remind us of all of the details. This is certainly germane to how the justice system operates; I just feel that its relevance was rushed in at the end.
Yes, it's very much the expectation that I need to somehow be immediately available that makes it rude. I don't know how many times I have to respond, "Hi! Do you have a question? If you want to chat, feel free to schedule some time on my calendar, I'm free most of the day."
> You are quite literally built to sense an infinite amount of subtle bits of signal from your fellow humans.

Some of us are less able to do this, and remote work levels the playing field for us. In theory, it would be even more level if we went all-text.
Seems unlikely, it takes quite a while to put something like this together.
Dude, we are hype and cool and we have the power of JS and CSS transitions at our fingertips. Why should we sacrifice our amazing experience that all end-users love just to please some purist-wannabe power user who enjoys to read content without hindrances, delays and amazing visual effects based on carefully-calculated bezier curves by our best-of-class team?
When I see comments like this, I always suspect there are probably other reasons why a person might be banned or ghosted or rate limited or whatever. I'll spend 5 seconds looking at their profile history and, well, let's just say I'm never too surprised.
I dont get it. Its an off the shelf STP240240_R130B $7 ($5 if you source from China) SPI LCD screen. You need 3 solder wires between it and $4 ESP12P module to have something working.

BTW apparently its endorsed by Trump :) http://surenoo.tech/download/04_STP/R0130/STP240240_R130B.pd...
I failed math (and calculus etc) throughout till graduation. I am proud and brag about it as that didn’t matter in the grand scheme.
What can be done in an in person meeting that cannot be done over even email?
I've been waiting for this for 3 years.

After using Instagram a bunch, I found the targeted ads got pretty good: most were for things I was interested in, such as tech gadgets or crafts for my kids. However, clicking on an ad and buying something was so much higher friction than the rest of the mobile Instagram experience that I often just gave up.

Since then, I assumed FB must be working on some sort of payment service in order to complete the loop on the ad->purchase funnel.
We interviewed in late 2008. Then as now, it’s a conversation not a presentation. We were using PHP/Symfony then (changed to Python/Django later) but he didn’t ask anything about what language or platform we were using.

He did care a lot about the fact that we had users who were excited and unique insights into what was overlooked in the market.
I'd love to see who you're taking about. I keep showdead on and sometimes look at the comments history of dead comments. I don't think I've ever seen a profile that left me guessing as to why they were banned.
Offerup is probably the only other alternative but the network effects of Craigslist and FB are hard to beat.
My apartment (what Americans would call a condo I think) was built in 2019 and I never hear a sound. Have tested playing loud music and I can’t hear it at all from the hallway. It just depends on how much the developers cared when they built it.
Given the effort required to put cabling in e.g. mine is underneath plaster, future proofing it as best you can could save aggravation in the kind of timeframe that people live in houses for.
Measuring HTTP/3 censorship with OONI Probe
But a balance sheet is not a financial model. It shows how much money is in the bank, how much people owe the company - and how much the founders have loaned the company.

PG might not personally read balance sheets but if nobody checks them at all, it would be pretty weird.
Your rtl-sdr is _sampling_ at a mere ~3Mhz.

Much like a VNA, your rtl-sdr is down-converting from (say) 1.2Mhz to somewhere around DC. This is limited not by your sample rate but by the oscillator your rtl-sdr is mixing into your received signal and the general frequency profile of all the analogue bits in between.
> if I end up just getting people to learn how to start a Slack DM with a question instead of just "Hi! Are you there?", well, that will also be progress.

As an ex-hi-are-you-there, let me chime in.

Unless you've had years of practice writing out your thoughts (what good programmers do for a living) and have a systematic understanding of what problem you're having and how the other person may be able to help - it is actually really hard to express yourself concisely and coherently.

People who've engaged in online forums for years or are otherwise quite intelligent just don't understand how much of a challenge this is for a lot of people.
If you've seen the problem first hand, you wouldn't dismiss it as BS, but I get how people who live in more comfortable environs would find it hard to believe. If you ever visit the Target in downtown Seattle, you can see people just grabbing things off the shelf, the associates watch, follow, try to dissuade them, but 5/10 they get out the door with what they've stolen. It is very depressing to actually see it happen.

The LEGO shelf in that store was cleared out long ago, much to my son's sadness.

But I wouldn't really call this "shoplifting" like I knew it as a kid (when my friends would do it on a stupid dare, trying not to get caught). These people...they aren't worried about getting caught, they aren't subtle about it, they just know the system isn't going to punish them so why not? Like who the heck would try to shoplift a 70 inch TV and think they could do that without anyone noticing? And the judge let him go even though he had like 5 bench warrants:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10447987/Prolific-s...
It’s also not an install most users are hunting down, it’s pretty much automagic. It mostly supports your point though, as this is why auto update exists.
Veertu has probably been around for a decade. It used to be on the Mac App Store even! I wonder why they are lesser known than other desktop virtualization software.
A business plan is a plan on what a business is going to do in the future.

>What is your company going to make?

This question is asking what your business is planning on making.

Edit: This comment includes more relevant questions https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30319753
Property tax is based on the municipality's budget. If your assessed value goes down, your property tax rate would go up while your final bill would remain relatively the same.
Balance sheets have nothing to do with goals. They show the financial state of the company. Including liabilities.

Business plans are vague, balance sheets are very concrete.
Hahaha this reads like a comedy sketch :D Experienced developers I've met are quite adept at managing expectations, so this is only an issue if you get thrown into a senior role far too early in your career.
That's my point, it's an economic limitation masquerading as a physical limitation.
Not really. If stores aren't reporting their theft problems because police aren't doing anything about them...the theft problem remains even if the crime statistics magically don't show it. Everyone quickly realizes it is a farce and even the most left-wing SF politician stops using the statistics in their arguments.
> What I recommend instead is to separate your money from your love. Get the most low-stress source of income that you can find, and then do exactly what you love for free. It might eventually make you money or it might not. "Do what you love and the money will follow" is mostly false. The real rule is: "If you're doing what you love, you won't care if you never make any money from it -- but you still need money."
Reddit is honestly my favorite community site by a good mile. I sometimes forget that the horrible content exists because I’ve honed it so well to quality subreddits. It’s the only place where I can consistently get quality interaction related to my interests. r/programming is my fallback for HN, and sometimes it’s a better source of actual programming content.

In terms of quality, Reddit mods are hugely important. I was a mod for my city’s sub, and it was a constant effort to filter out the low-quality or toxic content.
I agree and would even go as far as to say that I don't like tying dynamic effects to scroll position at all. Those Apple sites are "cool", but they're hard to parse. If I want to find some piece of info again, it's not easy.

Really wish animations would go away for the most part. They make sites and tools take longer and force the user to pause between actions when they may not need to otherwise. If the animation contributes something, fine, but if the purpose of a site is to show off pictures and text, just leave the animations out of it.
Been using it since it was first announced (had an invite quickly) and have 100s of email addresses going there. The spam filtering is perfect: zero spam and zero false positives. I tried to move but two issues: too much email (other systems immediately choke when I try to transfer; I would have to start from scratch) and spam filters for the ones I try simply do not work: my box fills up with 1000s of spam emails per day and after training for a few weeks that does not get better.
The housing market needs to deregulate zoning and let the free market decide what gets built

Not everyone wants to chose between a 2000sqft McMansion or a 500sqft shoebox in the sky
They published the following a month after

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8121497/

...

It is customary yet inappropriate to compare vaccine efficacies and make policy decisions solely on relative risk reduction (RRR) from clinical trials with different protocols in populations with different background risks for COVID-19—unless vaccines were tested within a common trial as advocated by WHO.[3](https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8121497//#bib3)

RRR focusses on those who benefit from the vaccine and, although more stable across event rates (levels of risk for COVID-19), its interpretation requires knowing the actual background risk and its variability. Absolute risk reduction (ARR) considers all individuals and translates conveniently into number needed to vaccinate within a population with a given risk,[3](https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8121497//#bib3) but its public health significance varies with the risk. For any given RRR, ARR is higher when event rates are higher—eg, earlier into a vaccination programme, or in high-risk groups—and decreases as risks decline.

Both ARR and RRR are helpful to assess trade-offs between benefits and harm, because evidence is still limited on whether or how they change across the range of individual responses and risks related to age, comorbidities, behaviours, and level of exposure, as well as over time—with risk of COVID-19 decreasing with vaccination scale-up or altering due to virus variants.

...
It’s not inflation. Inflation would mean corporate profits stay still as prices increase. Instead you have big business everywhere having larger profits than ever by raising prices and blaming inflation.
Our local QFC keeps cutting back their hours because of:

a. They can't hire enough people.

b. Shoplifting spikes later at night, so why bother being open then, especially when (a) is a problem.

It isn't just one thing, but given two problems put together, it leads to stones (cut hours, close stores) that kill multiple birds.
But this doesnt tell me what weather provider to use for my third party weather apps
Employment is a contract, not a right. You can always end the contract.

What if we think about workplace requirements for vaccines? Does your opinion on employee option to not consent remain?
We used to send lengthy, wordy updates to our investors, including YC/PG.

Then one time he replied, frustratedly, imploring us to just tell him how much money we were making, how much money we were spending, and how much we had in the bank.

He later put that concept into this essay http://www.paulgraham.com/aord.html
Separately but political spam seems to get through. I was a max dem donor last cycle - never again! You cannot stop the ngp van or whatever spam. There is no global unsubscribe.

Jo Biden keeps on emailing me supposedly. Along w every other dem they seem to share heavily.

That, extended car warranty and google business listing spam calls
Or they had jobs before they got addicted to drugs, and lost them because meth isn't very compatible with working. Honestly, why does everyone assume people lose their job and then start on drugs? There are plenty of people that do drugs while working, and it isn't surprising that not everyone can keep up like that.
niiice, could-a used this in my last job which I just left yesterday
Yes, I get mail all the time for people with similar name
Who register for services using my email address. I’m sure that they want dinner of those accounts but it is lost to carelessness
In the very early 80s, there was a game on floppy disc which had tracks with scents on them.

If you entered some parts of the game, it would run the read head over the track, and you'd smell things.

Maybe zoom could distribute a smellotron or some such. Put a variety of pheromones on it, eg anxiety, etc
If Kim Kardashian started an ice creme company, she'd have a very good chance of succeeding.

Let's say she starts a few more businesses and they are successful. Is Kim someone we should take business advice from? She is one of the richest self-made women ever.

Kim would likely never have to make any ice creme either.

Here's a pg speech. Make your own conclusions:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4_14pZlJBs
I built one of these and installed it at my house. It’s been really fun!

https://flightaware.com/adsb/piaware/build
In that case, they really seem to need LEGOs for their mental well being. While that would work for me, the more believable explanation is that legos are much easier to fence for drug money.
Perhaps he asks how much debt the company has and what the operating expenses are during the interview? You don't necessarily need to look at the balance sheet if you ask the right questions, I guess.
Combination of the prosecutor not wanting to admit the district was at fault all along, and general tech illiteracy all around perpetuated by local and national news throwing around the term "hacking" in this case.
Does this, however, mean that no one in PG’s employ or in contract with read a balance sheet?

Because it makes complete sense that a balance sheet doesn’t tell you anything about how a business will do. But assuming it’s not falsified it helps identify red flags.

I suspect any due diligence almost certainly has someone reading a balance sheet.
Viaweb's First Business Plan
QEMU.
The StoryGraph
What if they don't want jobs and don't want off drugs? Can we force them?

We can throw all the money we want at this problem, but at the end of the day, the person has to be somewhat willing to get their life back together, or we are just waiting it.

It is not like most of them didn't have housing/work before their addiction started. The "I got addicted to drugs because I lost my housing and job" isn't as common as the other way around. The reason the problem is so bad now is that really bad drugs that mess people up a lot are much easier to get these days. Many of those people are never coming back, even if you gave them food and shelter for life.
> interface implementation is implicit

Fun fact: this is true for python too!
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40764347/python-subclass...