skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Hi Steve! That's fine, the motivations we had to build Penpot won't probably overlap with a lot of people's own interests. We do believe that the design process is very quickly taking over a critical part of innovation and design+code conversations and it terrifies us that open source doesn't have a say there. We think we can bring a better community ethos to design tools, how they're built and what level of vendor lock-in they pursue. Recent changes in Figma pricing has skyrocketed monthly bills for the vast majority of companies and teams (big and small). Not only that, they have been neglected RTL support for years (top5 request ever) because they have other priorities (Penpot added RTL support a month later its Alpha launch). My background is in Physics and Computer Science and I'm your typical nerdy dev now turned into CEO but I have come to appreciate how important is that design tools are free and open for everyone. I'm also a believer in designops and bringing designers closer to the development process, I think Penpot can achieve that better than others thanks to the open source tech community.
Video link incase you are using a modern browser: http://www.trummerkind.com/mall/Media/trummerkind-websized.m...

Shows a little bit more of the space, but not much. This came up a few days ago IIRC - a floorplan would be so so useful to get an idea of the layout and location!
Leaving the low level languages aside, most of the top level one can achieve the same things with similar costs. It's still up to the individual/team skill how those apps/systems end up to be built. If some project fails, is rarely "picking the wrong language" reason...
Is it? If you play 3-4 hours per day, you'll finish the game in less than a month, and the open world is quite poor, so you'll have little to do in between.
> You're assuming all discrimination based on race is wrong.

Counter question: Which discrimination based on race is right?
How about just looking at 2 generations. If parents of a child work extra hard, work even weekends to send their child to extra classes, the child therefore has extra classes and spends more time studying, the parents don't spend all their money and are thrifty, don't move into the largest possible house but save to pay off their mortgage.

And they create a better life for their children...

Do you still think everyone should have equal opportunities and that child doesn't deserve anything better than someone who's parents didn't give a shit and wasted their lives?

Well - to the child, it's obviously unfair if the parents didn't care. But to the parents who worked hard, it's equally unfair to blame the child and say they don't deserve a better life.

This whole equity movement seems to always look at the child's perspective (surprise, in this age of childlike narcisim!) and never at the parents perspective, who wants to create a better life for future generations.

But it's actually almost equally unfair to someone in both cases. Except in the parents case if you make it completely worthless to try and improve your child's life, you are taking away a large chunk of motivation for almost all people.
> Deep breathing. Not slow, but full and continuous inhaling and exhaling to the boundaries of lung capacity.

In is full, out is normal.

Disclaimer: I've trained 4 days with Wim for one of his landmark experiments. I was one of the guinea pigs.
aspbergers is invoked to excuse the person from any antisocial behavior, while at the same time setting that person apart from regular, and by implication, lesser "neurotypical" humans. Its an ubermensch thing I see from many many tech types.
You can record and edit beanshell macros in JEdit. It does exactly what you described but you also have access to all the Java Standard Library (including regex).
While this could potentially lead to “fairer” outcomes, it would likely be difficult and/or expensive to implement. Also, Affirmative Action as an official policy would likely be illegal; what is being described here is the more modern and surreptitious form in “positive discrimination”
This is a metastudy of 95 studies. Its also a study of longitudinal measures, which I believe would give more robust data than a lab setting psychological experiment.
There is no equality of opportunity, that's the thing.

The game is rigged.

In Romanian we say "cine se aseamănă, se adună": "those who are alike, gather together".

It's something that needs to be fought actively otherwise the first mover advantage is eternal.

Why do Americans speak English? Surely the non-British immigrants greatly outnumber the British ones?
I wonder why we have username/password. It seems to me, if you have a properly randomized password then you only need that. It's completely identifying. Copy your 256-bit key in from your password vault and voila.

Usernames are pretty lame anyway. They're just a 'guess a cute name nobody else used yet' game.
Good enough I suppose. The camera on my iPhone takes better pictures by every metric but she swears they don’t look right to her, and she insists on taking photos either either her camera or with both. I am not sure what will happen when she can no longer get that model. I guess none of her pictures will look right.
Meh... you're teaching depressed people to focus on changing things to improve their environment. Maybe some of them can't and the best thing for them to do is accept it, even if it is a substantial drain on their productivity and life quality. Indeed there are some therapeutic approaches that do exactly this (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy).

Obsessing over an intractable problem as if it can be improved can make the problem worse.
Are you certain that's not a client-side redirect a la Https Everywhere?
All these comments about a story about an undergrad with a chip on his shoulder analyzing data he PULLED OFF OF SOCIAL MEDIA.

I suppose, despite the provenance of the data, that causal inferences taken on this data are valid because (1) he seems to be on the spectrum, (2) did well in physics, and (3) did "various types of statistical analysis".
I misread your original comment and can see that now. I don’t like the slow degrade of the twitter experience for non-users and would like to see them get pushback from turning twitter into a Pinterest-like walled garden. But this isn’t the place to do it.
You left off the last part of the definition: "typically one that is a minority or marginalized." The meaning of "racism" is evolving right now and the relative power of the two parties is becoming a more important component of the definition.

I might be wrong about that, but it's my current understanding.
Pretty much every game changes completely with a year of patching and tweaking.
I distinctly recall Dragon Age Inquisition patch notes and I pity the people who had to play that on release!

That was the title that made me stop playing games in the release window. It's just not worth it.
> At some point, high tech will be replaced with low-tech solutions that take less energy and less maintenance.

Low-Tech does not automatically lead to a reduction in maintenance and energy required.

Example: The electrical train systems of today are safer, more energy efficient and require less maintenance than their steam driven ancestors.

Another example; Todays circuits require orders of magnitude less energy and maintenance than those built with electromechanical relais or vacuum tubes.

Technology declines as a result of major catostrophes, be they socio-economic (like the fall of ancient empires) or as a result of natural catastrophes.
Quite the opposite. People change slowly but people's *behavior* can change a lot depending on the environment.

I've been in the industry for twice your years. I've seen a lot of people changing their behavior completely and in many ways. Mostly due to good or bad management or being in the right or wrong company or team.
There’s sound dampening as a route. Have you tried ear plugs? It won’t block all frequencies, but might be a low investment, high return area. Or adding background noise? I’ve used brown noise before and it seemed to help. No idea how to help with the low frequencies though. At least, not that wouldn’t make your apartment/flat a problem to those around it.

Sleep is a fundamental need for everyone. For me, it’s migraines that I could say I need to focus on sleep to ameliorate. For you, it’s “the spectrum”. It’s really just being a living being that makes sleep fundamental.
https://archive.is/memjp
> My metaphor works but you don't like it. Sorry, not Sorry.

Please do not use this kind of attitude and communication style on HN.
Can't agree it is weird, the comment I replied to raised exclusively ocean-related examples to support their taking exception to the existence of sustainable management (of food production), I reckon management of capture fisheries is a pretty logical place to establish that examples of sustainable management do exist in response.

Also, to counter 'there's no sustainable management (of food production)' one only needs to establish that an example does exist, and an example is going to be within some specific niche of production. As a gift to HN, I chose to stay within my realm of expertise.

Finally, maybe it's just me but considering the broader context of the thread in which we were told we ought to stop fishing entirely and rely solely on plants for sustenence, I don't get the impression that the commenter had management of cereal grain agriculture in mind when they implied 'management' practices are inherently unsustainable.
On the other hand, I know very smart people who have been at IBM for decades. It's a big company.
It's actually closer to 22 hours if you only play through the main story. I also wish that the main storyline of the game was longer.

https://howlongtobeat.com/game?id=2127

For comparison, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is currently estimated to take about 51 hours if you only focus on the main story. https://howlongtobeat.com/game?id=10270
>Since Flutter is newer and uses a less popular language there's many more questions about Flutter. This is totally expected.

It's more complicated than your proposed cause & effect. A counterexample is that Rust is much newer than C++ and yet C++ still has higher volume of questions using Stackoverflow's trending tool:

https://insights.stackoverflow.com/trends?tags=rust%2Cc%2B%2...

This matches real world observation that C++ is still more popular and widely used than Rust.

I don't have the raw data but I'm guessing that even if Stackoverflow compared Flutter-vs-ReactNative # search queries instead of # of questions, Flutter would still have a higher count.

Another article highlighting Google Trends[1] shows that Flutter surpassed React Native around 2020:
https://www.nomtek.com/blog/flutter-vs-react-native

[1] https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=2018-01-02%202...
And this is why no one listens to scientists. When it comes to actually standing up for something objectively right they fold like author and fall in line with status quo.

Why do climate denial or anti-vax movements exist? Its because academia lost all integrity in the eyes of the public. You can wave all the research you want in front of their eyes but no one will listen as science is just another part of marketing nowadays.

Let it sink in that speaking out the truth is career suicide and institutions publicly portrayed as sources of truth are actively pushing for it to stay that way.
I use Plausible analytics for site analytics - you can do quite a bit just by firing events when users land on a page (don't need to know who they are, just need a count of people that see page A, B, and C).
Sorry to be vague. I blocked various domains that the TV wanted to use in order to send data back, eg.

ichnaea.netflix.com
collect-eu-fy2017.myhomescreen.tv
x2.vindicosuite.com

But it is allowed to access other domains such as:
nrdp.prod.ftl.netflix.com
api-global.netflix.com
vcs.vdspf.com
push.prod.netflix.com
uiboot.netflix.com
appboot.netflix.com
auth-ctv.digitaluk.co.uk
c09.api.freeviewplay.net
secure.netflix.com

Nothing on the network other than the Pi can get out of port 53 (DNS).
Not quite.

Self-hostable means I can run it on my home router or DMZ'ed and appropriately firewalled/secured home server and get to it via the Internet using a browser. A bit different than just a "program that runs on your computer". Unless you were dialing into your computer from your Osborne 1 using your AMPS 1G car cell phone in those dark ages, I'm sure somebody here was.

It takes some skill and is not for everyone, but is a great way to truly have control of your data.
> Reworked throwing knives - knives are not lost after each throw, but automatically return to V's hands after a set cooldown time (dependent of knife rarity). It's also possible to pick up thrown knives, resetting the cooldown.

Hmmm thats lame. Should get them a few points in the gaming experience though.
How would you define opportunity vs outcome in this case? I feel like “admission to an honors program” could be viewed as either, depending on what you’re measuring. For a university with demographic goals, honors program demographic profile is an outcome I guess, but for the students I’d say it’s more of an opportunity.
> Coaching sessions on how to convey (fake) happiness effectively.

Most popular "positive psychology" is exactly that.

Unsurprisingly, companies love the idea that employees should act happy in any circumstance.
When IBM came to my campus for recruiting, their presentation openly said they are going to hire more women than men, even if men had higher GPA and did better in interviews. This was to “increase diversity” of their workforce, they said.

Most of the men at my campus just shrugged and laughed it off. It was just one company (if memory serves right) among the dozens that came to the campus that year. I wonder now if this was happening more, but quietly. Hey, at least IBM was open about it!

This is a very difficult slope. We want to help minorities. But we also want to be fair to others at the same time. In the case of academia, it is much worse situation simply because there is a huge pool of qualified applicants for a very small number of positions.
>Deciding who to "hire" for a baseball team was a high stakes decision with many millions of dollars (in 2022 dollars) on the line

This is similar to Football ( Soccer ), Man Utd £80 million Signing.
The "social security net" we have in Europe isn't perfect, though. At least here in Austria they make you jump through all kinds of bureaucratic hoops to get assistance. There's not a single type of assistance you get, there's like 10 different things you can apply for, they all have different preconditions and navigating them is almost a full time job. And before people take a job, they have to think about which aid they are going to lose, etc. At the sametime they have to deal with the stigma of depending on social security.

With UBI you wouldn't need any bureaucracy, you would always get more money if you worked even a shitty job, and noone would be jealous that you are freeloading because everyone gets UBI.
In English you almost always pronounce an H at the start of the word. In fact I can't think of any examples other than Hour for when you don't pronounce it

e.g.

Hot
Happy
House
Hotel
Humble
Hundred
Help
Hippo
No mention about noise from neighbors or surrounding noisy environment. If you remove all these noisy distractions you can get better sleep.
I’ve found Azure’s Application Insights to be quite privacy focused. You can host the instance in whatever region you prefer. The UI isn’t all that great, but it seems pretty decent.
What about it was written by Peterson or not? We're discussing the ideas and the merit behind them.

Let's have an intelligent discussion, rather than an ideological waste of time...
I read the comment as being critical of Facebook. "Not being able to innovate" seems like a critical statement, indicating a failure on their part. However, they are an incredibly successful company. If Facebook is successful not innovating, why would they want to hire innovators? Their hiring process should be specifically geared towards hiring the people that will execute the way Facebook wants to execute. Given that, they seem to have a successful hiring process.
True, "it seems to be" but it's not. We have taken established standards found on other tools (Figma is one of them) because we wanted to make sure the learning curve was superflat. At the same time we're building a "code meets design" approach that is very different. SVG as native format already tells you that we favour open standards instead of conceding to our private representation/storage abstraction. I wonder, whenever Figma finally adopts RTL support, will people say "oh, the copied Penpot there"? grin. The same way Taiga has its own personality, Penpot will steadily design (pun intended) its own path and diverge more and more from established design tools. The fact that the design tool market is so tiny doesn't help either, TBH, but this is one the issues we're trying to fix with Penpot.
I know I can. Just with thoughts and meditation. Actually I though everyone could do it and was surprised that this is even newsworthy. I expose myself to cold since my childhood (check out Wim Hof method for some practical examples and the scientific explanation) and can heat myself when I need it.

I remember some memories where I had a dog, he was cold and shaking after swimmimg, embracing him.

He still kept shaking and when I thought of a thing that made me feel warm (kind of shivering/vibrating feeling) and goosebumps he immediately stopped shaking. After a few seconds he starts shaking again. Repeat this process on countless occasions, always the same result.
The only way a foldable phone would makes any sense to me is if it's actually two fully functional perforated phones that you can tear apart and use independently, in case one of them fails, or you need to lend a phone to somebody else.

Maybe they could sell big roles of perforated phones, so you can just tear a new phone off the end each time you need one, like toilet paper.
> can help you get a lot done

That is survivor bias. I have worked with such people and they destroy companies and make employee life miserable. It is impossible to get anything done in the company that does not help the megalomaniac ego. And they usually sabotage efforts that benefit the company but not themselves. It looks cool in movies and from far away, up close it is a train wreck.
You didn’t answer his questions though? Why is it fair to penalize someone for the color of their skin? I thought the whole point is to make things better for people?
Flutter suffers on iOS because it completely takes over the render surface (ie. it renders everything using Skia), and doesn't offer any escape hatches for native components. In a way, this is an amazing approach: it completely sidesteps a lot of the platform-specific woes that plague React Native, and makes it much easier to support completely new platforms (ie. if you can get Skia to run on it, it can probably run Flutter).

But particularly on iOS, the native components have some incredibly subtle behavior (eg. the "fling" gestures from UIPageViewController, the native modal animations, overscroll, etc.), and these are extremely difficult to get right.

React Native's story for native inter-op has recently become miles better with JSI, which allows native<->JS FFI at much better performance than the previous approach. This has enabled libraries like Reanimated 2 (https://www.reanimated2.com/) and Gesture Handler 2, which take full advantage of this and get React Native apps tantalizingly close to "truly native"-feeling.
A bug that makes penises stick out of female character pants on the customisation screen is quintessential 2020.
Yes yours is the posher model! Mine is a LCD - just dug out the model number and it's TX-49EX600B. I languish in LCD land. (And it's 49" - no idea why I thought it was 42").
I fail to see how one could possibly think these things are not fundamentally intertwined arguments, so I really don't understand what you are trying to prove here.

My previous point was that a walled garden being "huge" offers no benefit for the vast majority of people outside of the walled garden. How does this not apply to these arguments according to you? Because if they do, and I claim they do, then that reinforces my other statement that talking about walled gardens being huge is completely missing the point.
51% is not the minimum. In Canada the governing party got 32.6% of the popular vote.
Yes! I mean, Blender is such a beacon for us... we feel tiny in comparison but it's nice to read "The Blender of UI design" as much as "the open source Figma killer" :)
France considered making "blind" resumes mandatory, i.e. the resume would have a top part with name and other PII that would be cut off and kept by HR, the hiring manager would not see them. Of course, this not deal with the problem of discrimination during in-person interviews but it would address the issue of candidates rejected from consideration just because of their name.
Just wait for the movie :)
BWW uses seed oils in all the sauces.

And in all the dry rubs.(no shit.. I have some aging shakers of it here in the house and soybean oil is an ingredient on all 3)

So they fry in tallow but then slather it in seed oils anyways
Yet, this professor would have certainly given good advice to his student, providing this story was true. I don't know if this is hypothetical or not.
Greetings from GMT+2.
I’m playing through Dark Souls at the moment - superb game, but Havok shenanigans abound. Good times.
9 women can't make a baby in 1 month. If anything there was severely incompetent management.
GTA is anything but forgettable. The missions may often be linear but they're always entertaining, not least because of the characters and dialogue.
How far does webserver access log analysis take you? If you log IP address or some other kind of user fingerprinting and referer headers I think you'd get pretty far already in doing rudimentary funnel analytics without needing permission or installing 3rd party tooling on the website. Mind you, my understanding of analytics is minimal at best; I don't know what use cases are usually applied to this data.
Another metric could be activity on their respective subreddits. Here is subscriber count:

Flutter: 87K, Initial Release: Mar-2015

React native 88K, Initial Release: May-2017

I think growth rate of Flutter is higher than React.
Founders, be careful about who you invite to the table
I am not sure if Flutter is the most popular one.

Does React-Native have an exclusive forum, IRC channel, or Discord server?

One creator of a famous Deep Learning framework regularly blabbers on Twitter about the framework being the most popular one based on number of SO questions, where the actual most popular one has an exclusive forum for all questions.

Is that the case for React-Native? I wouldn't know.
Generally AOT compiled code is 10x bigger than a compact and flexible bytecode interpreter.
Also miles more unsafe. I.e micropython is based on Lua, as also microruby and potion, just with a proper OO and GC added.
If that one warranty-abusing user convinces 2-3 others to buy the same product and they don't abuse the warranty, the company is still making more money.
I'm white and above the usual height limit set by ladies on dating apps. Despite this with history of grunt dev roles and no managerial roles. TIL I'm the baddie.
Depends on your organization. I am but I choose to work in such environments.

Pounding at small broken out tickets under micromanagement structures is a combination of boring and stress ridden, to me.