skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I often do the same unless it’s an in depth news piece or a tech piece. Otherwise, for short news stories the headline is often a good summary and the comments provide far greater info than the rest of the article IMO.
Yeah you can bet that the 8000$ per m3 gas delivered from Qatar via the United States is going to become very popular, after Gasprom is no longer able to receive payments from its customer, and subsequently stops all of its supply to Europe. Well, this new $8000 gas will surely have molecules of freedom in it, unlike that authoritarian Putin's gas. But for how long will Europeans be willing to put up with prices like this?
nothing has changed. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_and_the_Holocaust
Democracy is first and foremost about peaceful transfer of power after elections. Anything on top of that is luxury. The only alternative is a series of civil wars.
Thanks for the feedback.

You bring up an interesting comment -- we're under the belief that companies will continue to trend toward investing in customer success.

Instead of spending money on paid ads and other customer acquisition channels we all know that keeping (or expanding) a customer is more efficient than acquiring a new one.
How fast you can get code into an editor is never a bottleneck or a drag on productivity. Kubernetes is the biggest go codebase that I know of and is 1.04 million lines of Go code (even included all automatically generated code). Conservatively assuming each line is 20 words (it is likely way way lower but lets use that as an upper bound) and you are typing everything with no copy/paste or autocomplete allowed and you are typing at 50 words per minute- a team of 10 developers could write all of Kubernetes Go codebase in a little over 3 months of writing code for 4 hrs a day 5 days a week if getting code into the editor was the only or even a major impact on productivity.
https://twitter.com/brendaneich/status/1498718012597170181?s...
Every part of this is insane.

The student Jumaah (an adult) returned willingly to Iraq to protect his wife and texts the professor to essentially apologise for the high likely-hood he wouldn't be able to turn in his homework (cos, you know.. beheadings).

The professor chats to their Uni Security Chief who leaps to attention and hires his "go-to" mercenary force to rescue the student and his family?!

They then happily give him a seemingly smallish bill for the whole job and no mention of visa problems. Wtf Sweden, is this normal?
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There’s only one way to stop an expansionist large state, and it’s not pleasant. The eu was formed to defuse such conflicts. Small states can be mostly ignored.
Is it? For one reason or another I thought there was a distinction, although reading back what I wrote a second time I can't figure out what it would be.

It's interesting to consider the implications of this line of thinking though; it seems like it would imply that causally-disconnected regions of spacetime (i.e. things outside of our light cone) are forever in a superposition of all possible quantum states, from our perspective, among other things.
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As a person with red-green colorblindness, I doubt it. The previous version was fine as had an impossible to miss shape-based indication (the X across the cell).

I wouldn't be surprised if you told me that this was done with colorblind people in mind, I've seen many designers blur the line between accessibility and aspects of their design preferences they tell themselves are about accessibility.
I don’t understand why this is downvoted. This is exactly my perception as well: techno-optimism is dangerous, and there really is no excuse for the amount of pointless conspicuous consumption that occurs in modern life.
I don't like the go requirement when compared to awk which is essentially no requirement at all.

And I generally don't like reimplementations of things that already exist without a significant justification. (for real I mean, vs for the fun of it or just experimenting or as an excersize to use a new language)

Don't care much either way about the verbosity because the extra verbosity can also be more consistent and easier to read because of fewer special implicit things to have to just know and resolve mentally.

But the execution time is undeniable, and it's probably a lot more convenient for typical awk-ish jobs to use something like this than to make a dedicated little c or go program, not to mention, this still lets you treat your code as an interpreted, readable, hackable script, vs an actual c or go program that would have to be an executable.

All in all, walking in the door I was predisposed to find this pointless and annoying that some number of people might buy into it and eventually I'd have to care because something I want some day will require it.

But in fact I find it not pointless at all. Nice.

And I actually like and use awk. I'm comfortable and productive with it for the occasional jobs that fit naturally. So comfortable I've accidentally written things that ended up becomming mostly just a big END{} block which could have been done exactly the same way in bash or anything else.
What I'm thinking is that everything already happens on the serverside in Minecraft right?

IIRC, even local/singleplayer games start a server on your machine and then the client renders whatever the server tells it too - so it seems like maybe not as much work as it looks on the surface, especially with as well understood as Minecraft's client/server protocol is.
Surprise: The Big Bang isn’t the beginning of the universe anymore
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Yes you can, in fact you can ssh/scp into the device since it runs Linux and transfer over any .png files to use as templates. It's pretty neat and unusual to be able to do that on a consumer devices these days.

Check out https://remarkablewiki.com/tips/templates
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Is it money? No? Because that is what this is about. We are still multiple times more productive then we are compensated for even if you lop off 20% of our working time.
A terrorist group doesn't stop being a terrorist group because they control some territory. Their lack of state apparatus in the areas they controlled prevents them from being called a state, and the continued use of terror tactics like public beheadings and rapes. Maintaining the objectives they had already achieved is still political.
Unrealistic and magic aren’t synonymous.

In one case you are betting on something that is at best hopefully possible, while in the second case, it is quite clearly possible, it’s just not likely to happen.
If your browser's user agent lies outside the "supported" list, you will be presented with a page telling you that your browser is insecure. It's a whitelist. I... Am unsure why you think this is not the case.

You can test it. Or look at any of the many articles after Google made the change.
I'm not sure what problem this solves. I thought business cards were pretty much dead, if not entirely disposable and forgettable.
I had the same problem, you can verify an account every 24 hours per phone number. Cause.... that somehow helps for security
Ask HN: Should HN require/encourage job postings to have a salary range?
In the spirit of some states now requiring salary ranges for job postings I think it would be good if HN followed that trend.

I often read the “Who is hiring?” posts but I have no idea if the jobs are even remotely within my range. I think it would save everybody a lot of time if a range was posted.
Of course no one is actually going to do that. The point is that it is trivially possible. The question is: why do PGP users/developers not bother?
Also "climate change" is a more accurate name to describe the wider issue, imo. Climates around the world are changing in many ways, not just getting warmer everywhere. Some of the effects of climate change will be some areas getting a lot drier or wetter and even some places getting colder.
> The essential problem here is that a web browser is nothing without content

While this makes business sense, what kind of world are we creating where nothing is worth investing in if we can't monetize the fuck out of it? Where KPI and user engagement is king?

Thanks, I hate that. Mozilla is dying because they've forgotten their core product. We're here for the browser, not the content that makes us the product.
Oh man, REBOL, blast from the past. If they had open-sourced it early instead of trying to promote a proprietary programming language we might talk about REBOL along with Python and Ruby. Instead, it's forgotten.
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People diversify portfolios out of ignorance, not prudence. If you don’t have any special knowledge that lets you favor one company over another, then you might as well pick a bunch of them. But if you know one company is a good bet for specific reasons, it makes sense to lean your portfolio heavily on it. That is how you get so rich.
I doubt it as it has a "proprietary rendering engine", but Servo (https://servo.org/) has been doing a similar thing and from what I remember, it is basically a safe multi-threaded rendering engine.
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You may not like the advice and may think it is 3rd world. but please do look at India, for a half decent developer salaries would start at 1000 USD - 2000 USD.

Most people definitely are not opposed to Russia, they are oblivious to international events.
This is pretty much the worst implementation of this idea. Nobody is going to be happy stuck in a 85F+ house with no way to cool it. It is also seriously dangerous to just shut off heating randomly. The credit would have to be impractically large for people to participate voluntarily.

It is so much nicer to cool/heat pre-emptively. The power company has a very accurate view of what the next 12-24 hours will look like. If they know The sun will be shining bright and there will be an excess of solar energy, they should crank up people's AC so that they don't need to draw as much power later in the day. This way we smooth the demand curve without letting pipes freeze or giving people heat stroke.
I too like to copy/paste lists filled with cherry picked 50-year old quotes curated by right-wing think tanks funded by ExxonMobil and the Koch Brothers.

https://www.aei.org/carpe-diem/18-spectacularly-wrong-apocal...
Can you provide a falsifiable definition of "scientific consensus"?
Basically batteries discharging.

EEG is not a great method overall as it measures electrical activity and data is hard to understand and reason about theoretically. I think it stands to reason that studying electrical activity in certain arbitrary frequency bands doesn't tell us a lot about the brain other than its coordination and power-states (A good computer analogy might be ACPI power states).
Solid very much seems like "what would happen if somebody took the way I usually combine react + mobx and built something designed for that from the ground up".

The only thing it doesn't obviously do better is the JSON Patch generation stuff that I get from mobx-state-tree and I use the word obviously because it would not at all to surprise me to discover that solid already does that and I simply didn't RTFM hard enough yet.

The sheer level of ecosystem (and the "nobody ever got fired for" advantage that results) may keep me using react but solid is a bloody impressive piece of kit and whether I ever end up using it myself or not, "bravo, sir" applies.
Yeah but then there are also plenty of less-sexy headlines showing how often the climate change doomsday prophecies were completely wrong.

I tend to be wary of people with a motive shouting things from the rooftops about how we all have to give more control to an ever increasing globalization government(s) or we’re all gonna die.

We’ve seen just how especially bad globalization can screw us over these past couple years, and we’ve also seen data that other countries (who take advantage of us) aren’t pulling their fair share of the responsibility when it comes to the environment - all while the US weakens itself in comparison.
Finally some relevancy I can bring to Hacker News. Ron Crane was my uncle and him and David Boggs were such good friends till the end. Any more good stories from Ron or Dave? They are hard to come by.

2000 would've been around the time of LAN media, no?
On my previous project I used an anchor for the menu button, and the :target selector to make the menu visible. If JavaScript is loaded, it takes control. But without JS, it still works.
There’s a tensioner you can adjust the static force holding you upright with. Cranking it tighter definitely can keep you from the lazy boy experience.
Providing secure gas via Nordstream One, Jamal Europe/Jamal, Sojus/Transgas, albeit the mess:
Let's talk, everything could be fine between us.

Showing the Nuke card:
'Fuck off, this is not your business.'

Carrot.

Stick.

You want something, I want something.

Oh, and of course sow a fair amount of discord between Western allies.
The Russians are waiting for the first Germans to say:
"Look, they keep their word.
Even if they are currently raping Ukraine, okay.
But, then again, you know she dressed provocatively."

Wait until Germany has taken a few hundred thousand Ukrainian refugees and faces an inflation around five to seven percent.

Not to forget, this crisis will get cold, governments in the West will change and you have to get along again.
Who knows who handles the White House in a few years.

Wasn't so bad, was it, luv?

Did you know, showing the Nuke stick early (Escalate to De-Escalate) is said to be an invention of a certain meteoric risen Russian politician in his time as Secretary of the Russian National Security Council around 2000?

A brilliant method to madness.
How is this different than Eppo [1] or Optimizely?

[1] https://www.geteppo.com
This is my current difficulty - I work as a neteng for a large MSP in my area.

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That distinction is meaningless to the masses for whom "MIT" is a mark of trust.
> We're happy to help you get things set up if you run into any issues.

I will probably take you up on that.

Will take a few days to wrap up some things but looking forward to trying it out.

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Is it still virtue signaling when your 1700 Ukrainian employees are currently getting bombed?

Seems like a bit of a stretch to claim such with so much of their workforce having their life and liveyhoods directly impacted by the Russian invasion.

If a cupcake shop in California stopped serving Russian customers I'd agree with you, but this situation feels just a tiny bit different wouldn't you say.