skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
But you don't write scripts in package.json and it also failed to show an example how the javascript dependencies could be loaded with make.

I think make works well in combination with package.json, but not as a replacement. You can also do the same stuff in an NPM command (which just loads node code) that you could do in a makefile script.
I really think that consensual pornography should be allowed, but considering how much coercion and abuse there is in the field it's pretty obvious that there is no way around regulation.

I really hope that the EU finds a way to regulate the business without killing it. I think consensual sex work should be allowed, especially if it's in a way where sex workers are in control of their own image.

But if the big platforms all ignore the problem and refuse to proactively do something against abuse, then the religious fundamentalists will win. A lot of platforms have started outright banning pornography and/or sex work, which just pushes people to less scrupulous sites.
For reasonable prepping (food growing, practical skills) and community-building, listen to The Poor Prole's Almanac podcast:

https://linktr.ee/PoorProles
No it isn't.

Look at most obfuscated JS, and if you sit down long enough and bother stepping through things, you'll find all sorts of cycles being wasted in order to make it hard to discern what type of information a script is exfiltrating. Iovation is one notorious example of such a script that ships that'll do all sorts of poking around to generate an obfuscated blackbox containing the config data that goes into their fingerprint. It's disgusting enough that I've begun blacklisting any software or services I come across that use it or similar tools.
All the time 100% of the time? There has to be an upper limit somewhere. Your manager is not a mind reader. You need to tell them when you are not happy with your comp.

Of course, it's your manager's job to make sure you are more comfortable talking to this about them than you are interviewing with strangers, which honestly is not a high bar to clear.
> The food is constantly in the air, which allows it to dry out

Thank you for treating my ignorance!

Since in order to keep it in the air you have to constantly raise the pot from the cooker, and since induction can't work too far, it is clear why it doesn't work.
Where is the massive drop in productivity? I don't see that in the economic statistics.
No. That's wrong. The fact that there are poor quality catalyst apps is neither here nor there. The tooling, languages and large parts of the frameworks are common or so similar that it doesn't matter. You can go straight from writing an iOS app to writing a Mac app without much friction at all. I know because I did it.
If you’re going to impose constraints like that you’ll have a hard time finding a comparison outside of the US.
Modern electric tools are the new Ink printers. Parkside, Makita, Milwaukee, DeWalt, Ryobi - they all build huge ecosystems around selling cheap tools with ridiculously expensive proprietary batteries. This needs to die.
I think in that case you're not building a minimum viable product because that's already happened. The MVP was what Ansible was when the Fedora team were using it. When Mike left to form a company around the product it was much more than that - because there was already a really good understanding of what people would pay for.
Agree. The people who successfully transition to a significant diet change like vegan/vegetarian probably already see their primary care physicians. Hence they’re more likely to know they’re deficient. A major diet change would be journaling and testing glucose closely to see what spikes and doesn’t. This is more of a 80/90 thing though and not for everyone.

Personally, I avoid fortified foods because I supplement with higher quality forms elsewhere. Neon yellow urine is not right.
Isn't Rust supposed to have incremental compilation?
It's both, of course. Being too emotional is clearly a common female stereotype. The call of the antagonist is to "fight him like a man", which is a common male stereotype.

She dispels the first, but refuses to accept his premise for the latter. I think it's pretty great. It's a generalizeable message to either gender of course.
I hope Ukraine does not lose its will to fight, so that they do never allow another land grab by Russia in the east. Russia has already spent lots of resources on this, not to speak of the many lives they ended, but in the long run, if they manage to "get the international community to the table" and try to have "peace talks" while holding a gun in their other hand, the west might cave in and allow them taking the whole east of the country, if only Putin pinky swears to stop the war. I hope that this is somehow unrealistic and that the Ukrainians do not stop until they got back all their territory. However the price is probably high in blood.
Try looking at one of the threads in this post, I'm struck by how much easier it is to follow a discussion at a glance. You see pink avatar talking to green, pink, green, oh here comes orange. You immediately know someone new jumped in with new info.

Also yours kinda looks like a portrait of a middle aged 8bit character.

Edit: Gotta admit though, on the front page it looks kinda goofy.
I really think it varies greatly depending on your current relationship with you leadership, the company practices and so on.

I think it may be healthier to see it as a game of sorts. Everyone knows the dance. No one really gets upsets ( and if they do, it is either for show or they just didn't see enough yet ).

My buddy from another group just left ( following a mass exodus from that team ). The company begrudgingly offered a match only to discover that the other company offered even more as a result and refused to match it again. The absolute additional match amount at that point was maybe $5k -- small amount given what they are now forced to spend on recruiting, training and so on, but they opted to not do it despite managers' protestations.

It is not a small company. They just posted near record profits. Executives just don't get the current market. Or they don't want to.
In layman's term, how did one discover this series which generates the pi digit patterns?
I agree with your "avocado toast" assessment. Plus, for many people, the social aspect of a gym -- even if they talk to no one -- is motivating. Also, the equipment will normally be better and more diverse than you own at home.
it's always fun to take a look at bird song recordings with Audacity spectrum view.
adult friendships are forged in form form of work. running clubs, crossfit, volunteering, speedrunning, etc
Not to be pedantic, but I'm fairly sure it's also "for free" with GTK2/3's "stack" dialogue. Don't think it's still the case with GTK4 though, I'm pretty sure all that gesture functionality was broken out into a separate library...
How is that actionable? Move to a hunter-gatherer state?

How is meat produced, if not agriculture?

In any case, agriculture barely employs anyone nowadays, with mechanization and animal factory-farms.
Requirements from a "committee" of stakeholders are indeed gathered to turn design by committee into reality.

Software requirements encompasses a vast spectrum of best practices and creative problem solving, mediation and imposition, linguistics and invention, details and principles, according to the people and domains involved.
I've heard the HDMI expansion in the framework can draw 1W doing nothing. Heard similar things about other framework expansions.
>Russia has 4 clear demands. Why not just give it to them?

Well apparently most Ukraninans would rather die then live their lives under Putin's boot or indeed together with Russians who think its OK to invade other countries and murder people who oppose them.

But I believe you when you express puzzlement, this confusion seem to run all the way to the boss.
Thanks. If you input the code multiple times it shows you a number of avatars equal to the number of times you input the code.
I too feel like i've learned through experience that the product manager (whether with that title or just effectively being the one doing it) should never be the same person as the implementer/tech lead. It just doesn't work. And as an implementer/engineer, it ends up being so much less stressful when there is a product owner who you collaborate well with, but who is someone else. And you get a much more succesful product too.

Even though I think I am someone who understands the customer/domain pretty well, and is good at empathizing with the user, you're just too close to the implementation to effectively product manage.

In the domain I work in, I think people are used to the "head implementer" being the effective product manger (although without that title), and it takes some work to try to convince decision-makers, please, let's not do that.
And the porn industry seems designed to wash guilt. The directors just make films. The sites just host content. The viewers just watch content.

But in aggregate, this system creates a huge financial incentive to exploit anyone you can.

I'm all for regulation, if done in a non-puritanical, individual freedom-promoting way. People should be able to choose to be involved in producing porn. No one should feel forced into producing porn.

If we, as a society, aren't willing to ban porn (and I don't think we should), then we have a moral obligation to prevent workplace exploitation in its production via regulation, investigation, and social support resources.
To avoid infiltration, MC's require prospects to commit felonies in the presence of members. So the claim that the U/C broke no laws himself is laughable. Secondly, how many schemes were cooked up by the U/C? There is no way to know. Certainly, his advice to the crew would be to go out and commit more crimes to buff up his own stats. He would never be a voice saying, "no, robbing a gas station is a bad idea." Instead, he would say, "why are we wasting our time on small potatoes? We gotta rob a bank instead."

Informers manufacture crime where there otherwise would be little or none.

These problems have been around for centuries and are nothing new:

{the informers} were...the scourge of the people...Their careless or criminal violation of truth and justice was covered by the consecrated mask of zeal; and they might securely aim their poisoned arrows at the breast either of the guilty or the innocent...A faithful subject...was exposed to the danger of being dragged in chains to the court to defend his life and fortune against the malicious charge of these privileged informers.

I Gibbon,Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire548, 49 {Modern Library ed.}

See, "How to Spot the Informant at your Local Mosque": https://casetext.com/analysis/how-to-spot-the-informant-at-y...
Debt is leverage. When times are good you are great, when they are not and the repo man cometh, they are awful. The banks always win via bailout or not.

Staying debt free is the only safe place, you have flexibility.
This is sound. The difference between "below my means" and "at/above my means" is having a bunch of cash on hand so layoffs and market crashes are annoyances rather than crises. Not everyone can do this, but if you can, it's worth it for your sanity alone.

Also learn to cook. Cooking is infinitely cheaper than eating out.

There are a lot of comments about streaming services, which is similar to "make your own coffee." You can cut all that out of your budget at the drop of a hat. It's not particularly important as long as your saving margins are significant.
You could have stayed in stealth mode by just going to your profile page ;)
You don’t take a loan to buy paint brushes, you may take a loan to bootstrap a painting business - the business is not depreciating.

I agree though, you’d take a loan to buy eg a CNC mill, and you’d expect it to depreciate. On the other hand, you could buy a CNC mill second hand and avoid the large initial depreciation.
Russia (or Putin to be precise) says that Ukraine is a fake nation. The goal was to unify Ukraine and Belarus as one country. The fact that Russia's demands are somewhat "smaller" now is just because their war didn't go as smooth as they wish it would.
I was shocked looking at the market rank algorithm giving 0 to the Zero to One book review on Goodreads (which shows up as a second result on Google).

> We do not think it is much of a leap to say that the Farnam Street and Slate Star Codex articles are higher quality than most of the articles on Google’s first page of results.

The author was like, I haven't heard to these blogs from other people, so they aren't quality. But hey, I know of fs and ssc, so they must rank higher because they are quality.

The biggest mistake you can make in tech is assuming everyone else would like what you like or think of that as quality. I mean even techies can't agree on quality or approaches, let alone the rest of the world.

The other paradox is that they compare the results on Google's first page to their marketrank score. If they could give us a top 10, we would be able to figure out better (subjective really) as to which set to 10 results do we want - when we know a lot about the search term, and when we know nothing about the search term.
Everyone knew from the start there were no WMDs so it was pretty different, yes. Sadam, Assad, taliban, ISIS - also total madmen but basically just running around with a bunch of AKs
This is completely arbitrary. Both from the sense that, as you mentioned, there are a number of inflection points prior to that, and in "Greek-speaking" being distinctive at all.

If the classical Roman citizen weren't horrified at the organizational changes under Diocletian, or the difference in response between Adrianopole and Cannae, or moving the Imperial seat, or Romanized barbarians leading legionary armies (all of which were 100+ years before the fall of the west), they'd keep going.

The fact that the population in the East spoke Greek (and Syraic, and Aramaic, and a bunch of other languages) is a meaningless distinction. The West never truly had a formalized language anyway, at least among the citizens. The East had the same history, the same institutions, the same government
> I have no idea why modding a microwave at a third-party service center would be illegal.

If you remove the source of revenue for a given product without consent of the manufacturer/developer of that product and do this in a professional fashion, you are inflicting severe damage to that manufacturer/developer of a product.

The reason why digital problems are not easily transferred to the real world or back is in this example, that it costs the author of that mod zero time to do it for all people at once (developing time is fixed) and is accessible nearly instantly from everywhere. This is certainly not true for the microwave example.

edit: replace owner with manufacturer/developer (of that product)
Things have changed so much in the past 25 years. The music industry use to drive a vibrant social scene revolving around art, music, dance, theater. All of that is just a shell of what it was two decades ago.

Every city use to have a Village Voice free paper knock off that would list all kinds of social events going on. In my city, they don't bother with the paper anymore. Now it is all online with no social events and just political ranting opinion pieces.

Anything left was killed by Covid. If I was young, I would find a new country.

People are basically content at this point at the average to leave their home as little as possible.
I've heard people who have similar beliefs to yours and IME they've never been able to rationalize what their society would actually look like and how we could maintain the same quality of life as we have today.

Given that HN is a higher quality social media platform than most, maybe today that can change. Would you mind answering a few questions:

1. Who does the hard/dirty jobs in this society? Farming being one. But also construction, sewage, trash, ad inifitum. There are a lot of undesirable jobs and while maybe some people would be willing, I doubt our needs could be met when the same individuals could just work an easier job for the same reward.

2. How are "needs" defined? Food, shelter, clothing. Then what? Electricity? Internet? Smartphones? Gaming consoles/PC's? Games to play on those? Music? Memory foam mattresses? Etc. If all of these aren't needs, then how would individuals with varying interests actually choose what they want to own?

3. What are the incentives to advance amd become highly skilled? Take doctors. Some are really passionate about what they do. Most may be a little passionate, but are mainly just intelligent people drawn by the money and prestige. Assuming medical school and university still exists, for what purpose would someone go through that pipeline when they could do something far easier?
yeah the "company working hours" might not really work that well, cause it's not like people stop thinking about work outside of the company, if I come up with a solution outside my company hours does that mean suddenly i own the copyright to it?

IANAL but I feel like there must be a better solution here? Maybe something like how the FSF requires a CLA on some projects, so any commits with proper --sign-off count as me as me giving permission to the company?
> Porn is a machine that turns drug addicts into money.

Consider this[1]: "Belle Delphine is a hugely successful OnlyFans model making $1.2 million a month."

[1] https://www.insider.com/belle-delphine-net-worth-onlyfans-dr...
Has anyone Fixed Make in a way you find good and right since you wrote that?

(My last few forays into the build systems domain have mostly turned up “Bazel but for X audience” so I can’t recall a satisfying solution)
>Investment in a modest car that stops you from spending 3 hours each way commuting over 4 separate bus routes from exurban home to exurban job is about as high a return on money as you're ever going to see.

I know your example is exaggerated but even so making decisions about where to live and work like that is on a parallel with making poor decisions about your finances.
GSG ETF from iShares
> punch-upwards

> minimum-wage job in the sector

I don't think that means what you think it means.
That is one strategic mistake Russia made. They are economically at the mercy of China, if they somehow manage to circumvent their economy being destroyed with China's help. China will squeeze them hard. China is much more subtle when it comes to taking over, using soft power, letting the money talk. Just take a look at Africa and other places of a new silk road.
Awww gee .. enterprisey used that way just seem to mean 'has features i don't need right now'.

WCF had problems with configuration complexity, but that was because it was ambitious! It had so many capabilities and provided a uniform configuration interface for all of them, so it was complex.

.NET was built as a platform to allow ALL sorts of programming, not just beginners level - therefore it comes with a degree of complexity.

I've come to appreciate that mostly people calling it 'too complex' or 'enterprisey' just haven't understood why someone else needs the features they don't understand yet.
> "wait, if there's no advertising, how are new companies going to let the world know they exist?"

See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24480572

"ABSTRACT. The vast amount of product information available to consumers through online
search renders most advertising obsolete as a tool for conveying product information. Advertising remains useful to firms only as a tool for persuading consumers to purchase advertised products. In the mid-twentieth century, courts applying the antitrust laws held that such persuasive
advertising is anticompetitive and harmful to consumers, but the Federal Trade Commission
(FTC) was unable to pursue an antitrust campaign against persuasive advertising for fear of depriving consumers of advertising's information value. Now that the information function of most
advertising is obsolete, the FTC should renew its campaign against persuasive advertising by
treating all advertising beyond the minimum required to ensure that product information is
available to online searchers as monopolization in violation of section 2 of the Sherman Act."
:) ty
This sounds like something a law could deal with quite swiftly?

"Jail time + huge fines for anyone other than law enforcement with a legal order or warrant denying access any document a person requires for travel."
A flexible, lightweight, spin-lock barrier
It's definitely possible to win this game compared to the US, because the situation in the US is so bad. We pay double and our health care isn't twice as good, not even close. You have to hustle hard in order to argue that it's even a smidgen better, let alone twice as good, because mostly it's just more expensive.
Checking.. huh, looks very different from most other generated avatars.. almost inverted from the look most of them have.
That is maybe a tangent, I do think so this story deserves some context.

A conservative, church backed organisatin (Edit: in Germany I have to add) promoting youth protection in the internet is currently pushing all kind of funny things against pron sites. Including limiting access, in a way that amounts to censoship.

The adult film industry is here to stay. It is profiting, as is sex work in general, from desperation and weakness (by no means to tue extend that is being pushed so). That means sex workers, regardless of the details, should be protected. Accusations of assault, sexual abuse and rape should be taken serious. In short, make it legal and regulate it. Enforce the rules, protect the actors.

If the abusive assholes forcing actors to produce extreme videos, should be of the internet. And that pressure is social and psychological. It builds up, I see parallels to abusive relationships.
what is my purpose?
oh wow, I love it! It's like an octopus alien!
It's well defined in the system V ABI, isn't it? Compilers do follow that. Otherwise no layout is defined by the C and C++ standards, even outside of bitfields.

edit: It's under "Bit-Fields" in [1]. I'm not entirely happy with the wording, but it's there.

[1] https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wiki/hjl-tools/x86-psABI/x...
At least you have the option to install LineageOS f.x.
I've heard there's a gene that's associated with higher desire to explore new places. And the highest frequency of that gene is among native South American population. They apparently went farther than anyone from Africa.
They specifically called out the Camera app in all of the promos. It’s the reason I bought the Pro over the “base” model. It’s used for range-finding in the camera, both for portrait and low-light. It’s actually really neat and low-light performance has been drastically improved. (Which was one of my biggest gripes moving from flagship Google phones)

Any app used on half their billboards (Shot on iPhone 13 pro) and featured on the Lock Screen seems “significant” to me. :)
Wish I was smart enough to do this
Well, Tovaritj Phil, even Tovaritj Bernie can be wrong some times.
There are lots of vehicles that can display fault codes and other diagnostic information directly through the gauge cluster. Usually they’re hidden in a secret menu. Search “read codes without scanner” on YouTube and you’ll see a ton of examples.
I'm kind of with WA; I think they're just being terse. The basic assumptions that underpin this whole concept are fundamentally broken.

upvotes != market value
market value != value

votes are very gameable

It's also inviting dismissiveness to be dismissive of the algorithm that created one of the largest and most successful companies in the world, because it's dismissive.