skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> It has only hurt him with voters on the Right

Unless you are referring to the Democratic neoliberal center-right, which has been and remains Biden’s main base of support (and I don’t think you are), Biden didn’t have any support on the Right to start with.

> Both the Right and Left frequently talks about 3rd parties because literally half of what they want is never implemented. The Left is far more active in politics, so they tend to actually do something about it (DSA, Green Party, etc.).

That’s why the strongest minor party in the US is…the right-libertarian (with candidates frequently ex- and/or future-Republican candidates) Libertarian Party. The DSA isn’t a third party, and the Green Party is smaller (in both membership and, at 0, elected state-level or higher representation, than the Libertarian Party (also the Independence Party of New York, and the Independent Party of Oregon, and on at least one and possibly both than the Vermont Progressive Party; it is also recognized in fewer states than the Libertarian Party.

The Right is more active in politics in general in the US, more active in major party politics in the US, and more active outside of major party politics in the US.
I think he spammed the same text every time. Definitely worthy of a ban for any community online or offline.
Yet, the majority of web3 projects continue to still use web2 services like Discord, Twitter, AWS, GCP and they all fall over on one outage and preach 'decentralization'.
It's a long game but networking on antiwoke / "based" Tech Twitter is the play. (Note for the peanut gallery: this is distinct from whatever alt-right caricature you have in your head.) @balajis is a Schelling point to start with. More recommendations, varying scales of prominence: @micsolana, @tszzl, @orthonormalist

In the more immediate term, the startup I work for is looking for Rust engineers.
> You're not going to find a way to get 12x the memory while still doing the embedded memory packages.

https://www.anandtech.com/show/17058/samsung-announces-lpddr...

> It’s also possible to allow for 64GB memory modules of a single package, which would correspond to 32 dies.

It is possible, and I guess that NVIDIA’s Grace server CPU will use those massive capacity LPDDR5X modules too.

The M1 Ultra has 8 memory packages today, and Apple could also use 32-bit wide ones (instead of 64-bit) if they want more chips.
When I was young someone told me something similar (but not exactly the same) - "imagine you have a zip on your mouth and you have to unzip it before speaking". The point was not the zip, but to take the time to think before speaking rather than just saying the first thing that pops into your head.

Social media not only removes that moment of reflection, but it actually spreads explosive verbal diarrhoea. The commercial platforms are incentivised to encourage conflict and divisiveness because it drives traffic therefore profits. If everyone was encouraged to be nice and friendly on social media, people wouldn't spend as much time on it, so less eyeballs on ads and less profit.

I don't think that is the complete picture though. Having spent some time on alternative platforms that don't have the profit motive, I have noticed there is still a tendency for many people to be slightly outrageous, presumably simply because it attracts more engagement, and those sort of people like the attention. Say something sensible and you're not going to get loads of people replying "I agree", so after spending a lot of time writing sensible comments you end up wondering if anyone has actually even read them and you start to think - what's the point?

I wonder how (or even whether) you could design a platform that encourages sensible and penalises outrage.
I for one am holding out for the ULTRA GIGA chips.
Generally, no, one does not respond to someone saying they're pregnant by suggesting an abortion. That's usually considered rude :D

But not all pregnancies are wanted. I have had friends talk to me about their decision wrt an unwanted pregnancy.
Finland had the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winter_War with Russia and lost territory.

Anyone know what the sentiment in Finland is over the territory loss is, given the current situation? I don't know a ton about it, but it seems very similar to what Russia is doing with Ukraine.
gorilla arms are a thing you cannot dream your way out of. While a display projected 'in air' is cool a standing gesture based ui is very much not.
I’ve had 5 ultra fines since they were released in 2016/15ish, both 3x4k 21.5”, and now 2x5k 27”. Never experienced any issues, build quality is quite high in my opinion and the stand is surprisingly solid, much better then my Dell UltraSharps and LG UltraWide.

Of course not at the level of the Apple Displays but they are really outliers in the industry.
There are other services that allow you to run base windows from which you can run whatever you want.

https://shadow.tech/
I think you can preemptively swipe (either as it's doing the Face ID auth, or beforehand) and then it will give you the passcode screen but Face ID is actually still active on that screen, and when you complete it (either via Face ID or passcode entry) it will take you straight to the home screen.
So you’re asking for the LG UF 5k?
My USB-C dongle (AMD processor, so not Thunderbolt) that has PD plugged into it permanently and is my "docking station" for the office, and I have to cycle its power (unplug/plug PD) to get the DisplayPort monitor that's connected to it to work, on top of the fact that there are other issues with it, especially with external drives as you also reported.

So, I'm in total agreement.
There's a reason they call Twitter the hell-site. Arguments like this run the place.

Like covering all your food in a bottle of Sriracha, political Twitter can be fun at first, but eventually you're going to get sick with diarrhea and need a break. In my case, a permanent one.

I am happy to do real things for marginalized people, like vote, hire fairly, support progressive policies, etc. but exposing myself to that place does no one any good.
A little Pro Motion would've fixed that
I don't have a problem with trans people, but the pressure to behave like Havel's greengrocer deeply disgusts me.
long-term fasting does indeed effect both of those things.
They have been delaying the robo-umpire deployment so long.. usually would rather watch MLW Wiffleball on YouTube. They have no problem with strikezones ever.

Baseball is a really dated game to be honest.
same tried to autocomplete CC data as well. (was using chrome)
Predictably, when I changed my feed back to newest tweets, I spent wayyyy less time on Twitter. Which is great.
This updated SE model uses the exact same processor as the iPhone 13 Pro. So, it's fast. Even the old model was fast.

Apple doesn't really sell slow phones at any price point. What you trade off on for their cheaper phones is usually the "everything else" part of the equation.

You want the camera to open fast, and for that reason alone you should consider the iPhone 13, 13 mini, or 12. All of those phones have a dedicated button on the lock screen to open the camera, which I find easier than the swipe gesture on the iPhone SE and all iPhones in that form factor.

What you're missing out on with this SE is:

- For the most part the entire body is the iPhone 8

- It has a far inferior screen, it's the old LCD iPhone 8 screen, and it's the smallest phone screen Apple sells.

- It has older cameras/sensors. You mentioned needing a fast camera, and that means you use your cell phone camera a lot. Maybe that means you also want a good camera, and you'll get better cameras in the rest of Apple's lineup for not much more money in some cases.

- It has the worst battery life of any currently-sold iPhone, though it's been improved from the second generation. The physical battery size is smaller than more current iPhones, and there's no way around that.

- The base model storage level is 64GB.

It's for people who "just need a phone" and want an iPhone, I'd say the kind of people who have less than 2-4 hours of screen-on-time per day.

Still, I do think that someone who can spend a few more bucks should consider the iPhone 13, iPhone 13 mini, or iPhone 12. I'd skip the iPhone 12 mini because the 13 mini gives you extra battery life that I'd say it needs.

With all of those models you're going to get better cameras, better battery life, more screen real estate, OLED screens.

If you're really into taking photos, the iPhone 13 Pro really does have an amazing camera system. I didn't think it would blow away my iPhone 12 mini but it really does. You get what you pay for and the top-end is very good. If you're on a postpaid carrier and don't plan to leave for 2-3 years, you might as well take the subsidy and get a high-end phone.
Here is a medium article that preserved a bunch of the tweets and a wiki article.

I remember(maybe mis-) some reddit comments at the time about the kid's smirk. There was also a buch of comments about "punchable face"

https://medium.com/@RevolutionaryId/twitter-democratizing-mo...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/January_2019_Lincoln_Memorial_...

>In the wake of the publication of the longer video, CNN Business reporter Donie O'Sullivan described the twitter video uploaded by "2020fight" as the one that "helped frame the news cycle" of the previous days, and characterized the video as a "deliberate attempt" to mislead and "manipulate the public conversation on Twitter"—a violation of Twitter rules.[76] According to Molly McKew, an information warfare researcher, the tweet had been boosted by a network of anonymous Twitter accounts to amplify the story.

To add to my point of 'OK':
On January 22, shortly after tweeting it, comedian Kathy Griffin deleted a Twitter message in which she accused Covington basketball players making an OK gesture of "throwing up the new nazi sign".
I think you should just ask them this directly when being interviewed/recruited.
I'd call them personal chips. When I think of non-personal chips I think IBM POWER or Ampere Altra.
> So it's best for me to avoid it entirely.

Good decision.

To win the social media game it is to not play it at all.
Ukraine is not “luring” Russia into cities. Putin made quite clear he wants a regime change, so Russia must capture major cities to meet its goals. That would be like rephrasing “Thieves robbed bank” to “Bank lured thieves with cash”. That’s some bizarre victim blaming way of phrasing things.
It doesn't give them more power. As I understand it, small planes last a long time, and a lot of them have old engines that were designed for leaded gas and wear out faster if run on unleaded fuel. Thus, the FAA is reluctant to approve unleaded fuel in those aircraft.
There was massive coverage over this incident: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/January_2019_Lincoln_Memorial_...
Am I missing something or is this basically the 6-7 year old LG UltraFine 5k 27” with some extra bells and whistles?
That looks really neat and it's not on GSMArena for some reason, or else it would appear in my linked search. I kinda thought they had everything.
We should send in Sassy Justice to investigate right now!

https://www.youtube.com/c/SassyJustice/featured
Yeah, it looks like this article is getting written now due to the result being formally published.
Yeah I believe it’s more of an maintenance deal. The leaded gas causes less wear on the cylinders and pistons, so generally makes the plane safer and less risk of a major malfunction during a flight. There aren’t many alternatives with similar characteristics to leaded gas. We used to use it in cars for the same reason, but decided the maintenance/safety/health trade offs were worth banning it.
Records are a different story because they're more of a collector's item. Interesting with CD sales going up, but I assume shortly we're going to start seeing the CD/DVD drive go away. I mean it's already out of most of our desktops, almost all of our laptops, and who honestly has a dedicated CD player these days?

Then you have artists like Kanye who are essentially versioning their music. It's happening more often and might render CD's as an incompatible or undesirable media.
I didn't upgrade my original style iPhone SE until the iPhone 12 Mini came out. It's a little bit larger but still manageable, unlike most other phones that come out these days. No headphone jack though sadly.
Invested in them and lost all my money
> There is a very real chance that a nuclear strike on a purely military target will cause a flinch by the other side.

I really doubt it. At the bare minimum a nuclear strike on military targets would provoke nuclear strikes on military targets in response. Excepting the middle of oceans, that's going to involve major civilian casualties. And then we're back to doomsday.

Not to get all Dr Strangelove on you, but once the nukes start flying there's really only one option - immediately take out as many of your enemy's weapons as possible. Sink all submarines, nuke all silos, hope for "no more than ten to twenty million killed, tops, uh, depending on the breaks."
CocaCola will be replaced by local drinks, netflix etc. by piracy, facebook etc. with VK.com, and china will replace the hardware (eg xiaomi/huawei instead of iphones). The disruption will probably be lower than in it was during the peak of supply chain issues during the first covid waves, just with enough toilet paper and yeast, and less of the stuff that isn't really that mandatory for normal day-to-day life.

On the other hand, europe will freeze without russian gas, and oil prices will make everything even more expensive worldwide.

The winner of all of this? China, with cheap russian gas (that russia will be forced to sell them, because they have noone else to sell it to) and more products/gardgets/stuff sold, with eu/usa imports stopped.

And the loser? Average joe, again.
Not just inconvenient, but expensive and out of reach.
> If you think there is an opportunity to improve the world

That’s a big if :)

Most of us usually forget to think about that before opening our mouths.
Most of the frac water used these days is "produced water", ie. dirty/salty water that comes up with the oil from other wells.
That changes if Ukraine becomes a treaty member. The treaty means attack one member, all other members respond militarily.
Minecraft runs great on M1 Macs, btw.
Also I feel like everyone is missing their AR/VR push right around the corner. VR headsets with these chips will be dramatically more powerful than other devices on the market. Combine that power with Apple product marketing, and devs will be there regardless of how much the Metal APIs suck.
samsung's s10e is only slightly bigger than the SE and its still a decent phone and has a fingerprint sensor on the side where god intended for it to be. wireless charging. lots of things you dont get on a lot of "premium" devices these days, sd card slot, headphone jack, extra programmable button.

sony's XZ1 compact is smaller than the SE and still works great, but i only use it as a music player so im not exactly doing anything that taxing.

phones plateaued for me a few years back so keep that in mind. all the new "features" that phones have these days dont really seem like anything i need
They'll be back with the inevitable next major variant just like Delta and Omicron. Some countries always had enough mask usage to justify a feature like this.
Last year I built one for slightly over $2k with a 5950x, 128GB ram, 1TB ssd and a RTX 3080 graphics card. That would get you in the ballpark.
This and asbestos is why I will only ever buy homes constructed after 1979.
The case for creating a merge commit
Until we treat "unintelligent" people in our society with compassion and respect I think "intelligent" is a misnomer for the remaining demographic.
iMac 2015. Yes, and it is bad.

I now set all my monitors to turn on screensaver within 1 minute.
I've swapped the case on my iPhone 8 - the Lightning port is on a separate board and I don't believe there's any active logic in it that would prevent replacement. It's quite a long process though that involves taking most of the phone apart - plan around 3 hours if you don't have previous experience.
The Cubs have hated their fans since winning the world series and the majority of their games are now only available on an extremely regional cable network instead of the over the air WGN.

The frustration of finding the Cubs on TV is what drove me back to radio.

If I'm lucky, I can catch the game on a powerful AM station at night when it's out of town. If not, the game is on Sirius, to which I already subscribe.
CERN Council responds to Russian invasion of Ukraine (2022-03-08)
Or walking by the sea (though that's more akin to pink noise, I think)
Another thing to turn off in FireFox. Already have WebRTC, WebGL, WASM, ServiceWorkers etc disabled. Most sites are so much faster without all this junk
They're never going to try to make it easy to avoid their ecosystem and that's not shameful for their company. If it's shameful for anyone, it's the US regulators who have allowed the largest companies in the world to continue vertically integrating.
Thank you, I appreciate that.
Your rationale makes sense in a paradise world where there are no wars and no countries vying for hegemony. There is an immense national security aspect and domestic economic situation you are ignoring which could not be anymore relevant today.
Well yeah, but buying kvas instead of cocacola is better for russian industry, and worse for american industry. USA/EU stopping imports of kvas would probably hurt them more, but they probably don't import any significant quantities of those.
wattage doesn't really tell you how difficult it is to cool a part anymore. 11th-gen Intel is really easy to cool despite readily going to 200W+. Zen3 is hard to cool even at 60W.

Thermal density plays a huge role, the size of the chips is going down faster than the wattage, so thermal density is going up every generation even if you keep the same number of transistors. And everyone is still putting more transistors on their chips as they shrink.

Going forward this is only going to get more complicated - I am very interested to see how the 5800X3D does in terms of thermals with a cache die over the top of the CCD (compute die). But anyway that style of thing seem to be the future - NVIDIA is also rumored to be using a cache die over the top of their Ada/Lovelace architecture. And obviously 60W direct to the IHS is easier to cool than 60W that has to be pulled through a cache die in the middle.
How dare you speak in such disrespectful manner to kvass, you philistine!

On a serious note, most of store bought kvass might as well be Coca Cola but the real thing is good for you - it's a Russian kombucha. The sugar gets all used up in the process of fermentation and the bacteria are good for you.
I definitely chose my phrasing by design: "less healthy"

I have no doubt there are vigorous academic arguments happening whether there are ways to mitigate the stress of population density and be healthier than would be expected. I'm open to that concept and ideas.

Yet the research on urban living and mental health is overwhelming - your chances of schizophrenia, mood disorders and anxiety skyrocket in cities. I was born in a large metro and lived on both coasts in huge urban areas, and I wish this weren't true because I like the energy of a city.

But you get a couple of whiskeys in me at dinner and I'll flat out say there's almost zero way to make a city healthy. People on top of each other, tremendous noise, light pollution and bad air quality leads to poor health for many people, as well as conflict.
> why would you continue to pursue business in Russia right now? How are you going to get paid?

Even if this is true, is it a good thing? Do we want sanctions that make it impossible to do business with a Russian citizen or company? Do we want companies to go beyond government sanctions?

> Second, "social outrage machine" is a pretty ridiculous characterization. You're painting this as if it's some Twitter mob upset about a minor grievance as opposed to the reality that a hostile country is committing war crimes.

It has not been established that Russia has committed war crimes. The social pressure brought to bear has the character of a twitter mob, it's as thoughtful, and I worry the consequences will be similar (bad).

There's something to be said for ratcheting up sanctions slowly. If you go all-in at once, the country being sanctioned has no incentive to change their behavior. There's also something undeniably weird about companies interfering in international relations.
Which is discontinued in most territories.
This is really nice. It sounds a lot like a waterfall or whitewater. Very soothing.
Why am I seeing this adorable red panda?
I put enormous effort into blocking as much advertising and marketing from my life as is humanly possible. I have written my own browser plugins and scripts, I have created network-wide blockers, I do not listen to the radio, I do not watch television, I do not look at billboards.

I use Firefox to protect my privacy from advertisers and to block ads. So you may be able to imaging my rage when Firefox updated and automatically loaded this full-page ad from Our Dark Lord Disney:

https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/98.0/whatsnew/?oldvers...

It's no secret that Mozilla needs cash. But I imagine this move is counter-productive as a lot of people like me, who support them monetarily as much as I can by purchasing their various apps and services, are driven away by loathsome ads.

you_have_become_the_very_thing_you_swore_to_destroy.meme
Coinbase blocks access to over 25,000 Russian-owned cryptocurrency wallets
Yeah there's an Android Slowdown Syndrome that I don't know what it is... but Android has it. My wife's old iPhone 8 still runs fine. All my old android phones from that time are a mess.
It's also the hardest to compute on. The screen real estate is truly just not enough.

It's from an era where we didn't run our lives and businesses on our phones.

About 70% of all website visits come from mobile phones: https://www.perficient.com/insights/research-hub/mobile-vs-d...

The world has changed a lot since the original iPhone 4 and 5 form factor hit the scene.
You got a source on $900 3090s?

I can't find 'em for under $2000.
It doesn't necessarily have to be. For example what if you modified a clip of a political candidate asking for funding and only modified the name of the organization/website their supporters should go to in order to donate.
I wasn’t aware that they owned Republic — they’re just an investor, I think.
> Paired with the fact it's not much faster in practice than epoll in a large majority of usecases, I really worry it's going to footgun some people.

"it's not faster than epoll" is somewhat dependent on your hardware and kernel. For one thing, Jens Axobe has been working on a lot of io-uring optimizations lately, but you probably won't see them unless you're using a kernel from the last few months. And by "a lot" I really mean 3x to 4x faster in the last year on the benchmarks he has been using.

So if all your comparisons are on an enterprisey linux distro, you probably aren't getting a complete picture of epoll vs io-uring performance. epoll has been around a while, it's had more hours poured into optimization and probably regresses less frequently.
Thanks for this. "Proof idea" is a phrase that concretizes a vague intuition I had about something that exists between a theorem and it's proof
HN should have a policy that stops any threads promoting Google. Evil company like Google shouldn't be promoted on HN.
LoL...

Your bias is glaringly obvious here. You mention Palestinian munitions, but completely leave out Israeli phosphorous bombs [0], organ harvesting [1], illegally occupying land, etc, etc,

0. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-22310544

1. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2009/dec/21/israeli-pathol...
https://nypost.com/2020/07/24/washington-post-settles-250m-s...

heres one link. search term is covington kid.

basically just another case of left aligned news stations casually labelling everyone they don't like as 'racist'