skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
OK, I just spent $150 transferring domains to GoDaddy. Considering this was forced by Namecheap's actions, which are "definitely not deplatforming", I can surely expect reimbursement?

Ticket ID #CWL-599-95208

Also, what about getting money for domains paid in advance?
I've had a domain paid until May 21, 2026, as I've trusted Namecheap (my oldest domain name with them was registered on Jun 30, 2015).
Some domain zones I used for development purposes (cheap .cyou offer) cannot be transferred to reputable registrars like GoDaddy. What to do about those?
> This is a new major release. It breaks protocol compatibility with the 0.15.x versions.

No, it's a minor release. It breaks compatibility, so it should be v1.0.0
I think you could reach the opposite interpretation, based on this:

> You might argue that this is a pretty lightly traded product these days so the evidence is weak, but this product used to be one of the dominant ETH products and exhibited the same behavior.

If in the past this was one of the dominants products, and now it is not, it could be because the market now cares _more_ than before about crypto-denominated wealth, and therefore stopped investing in it. Now, there are less people than before who prefer fiat-denominated. What are people trading these days mostly, and what does _that_ instrument tell in terms which denomination is preferred?
Yup, fractional gold and silver coinage is probably wise to have on hand.

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It is extremely useful, for everyone that considers $150k too low, and for people who are aspiring to earn $150k.

The downside is for the employer, who if they already employ comparable people earning $120k, and now they are advertising a new person earning $150k, then the person earning $120k needs to be raised to $150k because the market price is now easily visible.
This is really cool and I love that people are using Wordle to explore and explain computer science concepts (to people like me).

> The speed-up is significant, about 20x faster. This makes sense because instead of scanning half of all words on average, you only need to scan half of the words with the same first letter. I’ll assume this isn’t exactly 13x due to letter distribution.

Extremely minor, but I think one would still expect a 26x speedup, right? You go from searching half of all words to half of 1/26th of all words. Obviously there are more words starting with S than X and all, but my question is just in theory.
one huge problem is that the corp-gov-media monolith has adopted climate change as an official narrative. (it used to be called 'global warming' and then it was changed to 'climate change' after detractors started pointing out that we still had lots of cold weather just like before).

And once the corp-gov-media monolith has adopted something as an official narrative, virtually no dissent will be brooked. Everyone must adopt the official line. That means that I cannot trust what the monolith says about anything related to that official narrative. If there is good science that shows that the official narrative is wrong, then the scientists' careers will be ruined and that dissenting science will never come to light.

Also, even more scary is the fact that once scientists see that the media will treat with positive press all science that supports any official narrative, most scientists will start fudging their science to support the narrative.

Doubleplusungood!

Plus, the earth is an ice planet. We are actually overdue for an ice age. Plus, we have no power over "less developed" nations, which by the way, happen to be the vast majority of the population of this planet.

So I just disregard anything at all about climate change/global warming.
AMD64 contains everything up to SSE2. AVX2 only exists since 2015. I doubt many applications require it.
A simple app to classify swahili news into different categories
Look, P&F's putative results cannot be the same thing as what these NASA guys are claiming. The NASA people are claiming ordinary DD fusion reactions are occurring, just at an enhanced rate. P&F's putative heat excess would have killed P&F from neutron radiation if it had been the ordinary DD reactions.

Physicists knew P&F's nonsense was garbage because it required multiple miracles (that fusion would occur, that the ordinary fusion reactions would not, that some weird non-standard fusion reaction would occur instead.) Far, far more likely was they just were bumblers. And when replication failed (and it did fail; other vaguely similar but different sporadic results are not "replication") that prior was validated.
> Making it impossible to right click the link and open a new tab

Keeping `<a href="/some/path">Place</a>` but adding an event listener to capture your click and run some JS instead fixes that particular issue but opens a whole other can of shit.
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Nobody is disputing that BTC needs to scale throughput, you misunderstand my point. Bcash was a disagreement on how to scale it. Again, it's been discussed to death. What I'm trying to get out of you is how the "winning fork" should be decided, beyond just "I think my fork should have won".

How should the exchanges have done it? Just listed both at BTC? I really don't get what you want here.

> Yes I mean the tiny group of core developers who actually already did this back in 2017

The group of developers running the centralized exchanges, who you also blame?
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Yes, to both; the latter as the result of my experience with the former. But I would say that the vast majority of the training that I have received the most use out of was obtained outside of either, though often from trainers who are generally focused on servicing both of those fields, generally.

And yes, logistics skills are very important. I would say that most of my logistics knowledge comes from vocational exposure, and though I've looked for civilian logistics-type training (I'm old, I have a toddler, and I'm not going back into service at this point), I have not found much available. That may be a failure on my searching skills, though.

I have found a number of valuable references, written, over time, but that's not the same thing as experiential training, at least from the perspective of how I best consume information with an expectation to retain it.
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That's all fair. I love that the BB platform is so stable, I can design around it with reasonable confidence that my gizmo will still work in _another_ decade, which is a perspective only recently coming to the Pi world. But there are certainly sacrifices made in that approach.
You’d appreciate this on the ground report from the culture of unauthorized but widespread copying in China.
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God, I just want this to come out (for desktop platforms, linux at least). Even though their niche is embedded it looks like this browser will be competitive with the other modern ones. A new engine would be great for the web. They also have an advantage in architecting their browser for today's web. I hope they release an end-user browser.
I think you entirely missed the point of my comment. Tim Cook is worth 100 million because he is the same person that ran the company last year and is a known quantity, not because he is 1000x smarter.

His value is being Tim Cook: Apple CEO since 2011. This is something that nobody else on the planet has and 1,000 engineers can't build.
It seems to me that Putin invasion is stepping on egg shells because, as they stated, they are only interested in military targets, and a quick surrender. Although the war propaganda is scaring everyone and making this objective more difficult

The Russian demand of a neutral Ukraine outside of NATO is not unreasonable

US/UK/EU leaders seem really interested in escalation doing everything they can to antagonize everyone against each other, they really don't care how much regular people suffer as long as Russia is "punished"

Russia has no interest or capability of taking Ukraine or the EU. Say no to war
> People are terrible about planning 30-40 years in the future and terrible about making sacrifices to help people they don't know in small ways that are statistical and abstract.

Exactly my concern. The pandering appeals to us not wanting to change.

> How many times in that past 1000 years have we solved large hard problems through a global agreement to make everyone worse off?

That's not what I am suggesting. I'm suggesting we cut the excesses, which there are plenty of. Maybe it's not enough and so we should explore all avenues, for sure.

I often think of the "giant meatball" graphic that visualised all humans on the planet as a giant schmooshed ball sitting in Central Park, New York. To me this is a very powerful visualisation akin to the "pale blue dot" that shows just how few humans are on the planet despite how drastically we are altering it.

I think there are a lot of excesses that we can easily cut. And we should, until we come up with something better that provably will work.

I would like to see our species get off this planet and I hope that we can survive far into the future. I see the first step towards that being us learning how to sustainably live on the planet we have now. It's probably better to scale back our consumption now such that we can have a long time to develop whatever technologies we need instead of going full steam ahead with unsustainable consumption, banking on technological progress bailing us out in some way that we can't possibly count on in a short amount of time.
> It is well known that companies often collude with each other and engage in "salary fixing".

That has nothing to do with the topic at hand, which is the candidate doing some research to get a feel for salary ranges.

> They do not have to rely on (inherently unreliable) self reported figures from glassdoor etc.

Salary figures are inherently inaccurate, just like googling for the market price of your car can never be accurate, because the price you actually get is dependent on the individual characteristics of your car, and how much the other party needs to buy it, and how much you need to sell it.

The fact is, if you're going in blind to deal for a car, or a job, you're shooting yourself in the foot. Information isn't hard to come by for either. You don't need the government to hold your hand.
They've also stated multiple times that they're working on getting a public developer api, I think it's on their current road map found on reddit.
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>Humans are not naturally herbivores. This is true. We're also not naturally vaccinated. We also don't naturally wipe our ass with toilet paper and wash our hands with soap and clean water.

I understand the naturalistic fallacy at play here.

But diet is a different ballgame consisting of a lifetime of complexity via consumption as it interacts with both our genetics and our genetic expression in reaction to our external environment far beyond food.

Acting like it's comparable to wiping our ass with paper is like comparing toddlers rolling a ball on the ground to each other to say... smashing sub-atomic particles together

The level do complexity is so frigging vast and there's a reason its 2022 and its not settled science.

A real grass fed burger is endlessly healthier than a processed "beyond meat" one. For example. Oreos are vegan. Veganism or vegetarianism doesn't imply health automatically

I know vegetarians, keto folk, plaeo crowds, vegans, fasters and even carnivores like to repeat cherry picked studies and cite them for upvotes in their cloisters and communities... But it doesn't make the truth settled in regards to health span and life span (which are not the same thing).

There's zero doubt athletic and even intellectual performance increases with the addition of meat to a diet in a way vegan diets can't compete with.

There's centurains who ate meat all their lives. There's ones who are vegetarian and did. My grandmother in 98. She's a meat eater. Hell, she goes to burger King and Imho, eats badly and has for the last 10 years of her life.

Its just not an easy subject thats going to be solved by tribalism and divergent moral codes.
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I agree. But of course, whether or not an internet commenter read the article or knows what they’re talking about is also a crapshoot, and HN isn’t an exception to that rule.

Especially if they’re rushing to “correct” some minor/irrelevant point in the article, or even an unrelated thing they inferred from the title. I’ve noticed it happening often enough to question how often I failed to notice.
I do find it worrisome, but probably not quite the way you do. I think having this sort of power is scary, because power always ends up getting abused, as we see in Canada and China.

But I can't really shed many tears for the situation in Russia right now, with the caveat that I hate that regular Russian people (many of whom are against the Ukraine invasion) are getting hurt by this stuff as well.

Money isn't (and IMO shouldn't be) just something you have, for often arbitrary reasons, something that allows you to do whatever you want without repercussion. Russia's leadership should not have access to the world's financial markets after the actions they've taken. Cryptocurrencies could help enable their bad behavior in this case. Yes, crypto can also help insulate regular people from the bad behaviors of their governments. But it's not all positives.

Financial system access is a lever that can be used to influence behavior. On the scale of current Russia-Western relations, there are not many viable levers. One of them is armed conflict. I would much rather we mess with Russia's financial system than start sending NATO troops into Ukraine, and risk starting WWIII.
So you would like a website to implement a checkbox to toggle dark mode, in case it doesn't implement dark mode correctly?

That doesn't make any sense.
How do you imagine nearly 150 million people, most of them very poor by European standards, leaving the country? Why do you even think this is a moral action?

Money used to invade Ukraine mostly comes from other countries buying Russian natural resources. If you want to stop the invasion, go and protest against _your_ government to make it stop buying Russian oil.

I’m staying so I can protest and try to sway the current governments intentions. It’s hard and dangerous, but it has more chances to succeed than overthrowing the government. I’m staying so I can help the protestors. I’m staying so I can actually _do_ something about the situation. Leaving the country is actually easy for me (unlike most Russian citizens), but I don’t think it’s the morally right action.
> You're satisfied with a device that is accepting pre-orders and hasn't shipped yet?

I ordered one in late January and it's arriving next week.
Great idea! I have a similar, long forgotten, idea in the projects folder also called "req". Look forward to seeing this develop!
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To my knowledge that feature has long since been removed.

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204592
Noam Chomsky on Ukraine, Russia, & NATO
You can use mac-to-mac airplay, but it's only available on the latest version (beta) of Monterey and only if you're using a modern mac (which I assume your iMac is).

https://www.apple.com/macos/monterey/features/
In spite of the rejection, it helped greatly that the author is clearly very smart and competent. For people who are neither, it would be hopeless.
Dear google staff, we have detected, that russian agents are using google maps to point their potential targets to attack, we need your help to stop this, restricting this feature for some time.
Done! I hope they can act fast.
Both: most of these technologies had substantial R&D investments by the government and significant encouragement for adoptions. A lot of people think things like CFCs or acid rain were overblown because the major governments of the world acted promptly, and I think that's a message we'll need a lot this century.
Yeah. It's not actually the original title of the blog post either, which is 'Standing with Our Community When It Matters Most'.
Seems to be the model adopted by Manchester United too in recent times who coincidentally have American owners
That's more friction than I'm willing to tolerate. If they force me to use 2FA, I'm done with Gmail for good (it's already no longer my primary email).

And I'm not against 2FA in general, I just don't want to use it in this case.