skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Does anyone know how much teams working at crypto exchanges make from insider T?
Any whistleblower, real info etc.? This is very rarely talked but so many teams must be making great ROI before adding those tokens. Not just CEO etc. Salary can be just a side income to some.

This doesn't need to be USA centric, plenty of exchanges out there.
Am I the only one who has never really used the GitHub feed? I seem to only ever login on pages other than the front page.
Saying "people have made mistakes before" and "it's complicated" is just... not a convincing argument. You can literally do that with any topic anywhere.
We have a thing in Melbourne where empty places can be fined. They can track by utilities use. There's a process for appeal etc etc but it amounts to: "you have a liveable place, let someone live there"

I have no problem with this. If investors argue it is a shit deal, that is fine, get out of the market and let someone who wants to live there buy it.

I firmly believe that housing cannot be both an investment market AND affordable for everyone.
> Make forums great again please

I see this sentiment a lot here but people don't seem to understand why reddit "won." You essentially have access to thousands of forums without having to maintain an account on each of them. You may see this as a feature not a bug but given the popularity of reddit, I'd say most people disagree.
While some vouchers are based on this data shared elsewhere in this thread indicated that most are not. Outsourcing disabled kids to a specialized school has a number of disadvantages and is not a program I would broadly support. I think the most notable is that it reduces the interaction of the typical student populace with disabled students causing them to be less aware of the challenges and issues they may face. A lot of education is exposure to different peoples and perspectives. I had a disabled child in one of my classes at a young age and think that experience helped develop my empathy for people who had a different experience of life than my own. If the benefits to disabled students are sufficiently large they may outweigh the gains to the broader student body but designing systems to be insular rather than reflective is something that should be done with an abundance of caution.
Close. Except Rice is clearly a Muffin.
Same. I have yet to fully quit but it definitely exacerbates my anxiety more than it seems for most people.

My very first anxiety attack was also about an hour after coffee and was definitely a factor.

I try and just get hot chocolates nowadays. :)
Get rid of the monopoly.

The reason they can have such bad CR is because their marketshare is leaps and bounds beyond the competition so they CAN.

They provided an amazing product until they hit monopoly status then started cutting quality..

Oldest trick in the book.

Some solutions are to remove whatever government policies are giving them an advantage, or break up the monopoly via government, or provide government help to the competition.

There's tons of ways.
I forgot to add one of the greatest example from crypto history, Charlie Lee of Coinbase. BCH trading was spectacular in few exchanges too.
Why? Women have been doing it for 60 years.
You seem to be assuming that all this new money comes out of thin air, which might be a plausible way to think about central banks issuing new money, but it doesn’t seem to be a natural way to think about changing the minimum wage. Changing the minimum wage makes specific things cost more, which isn’t the same as creating new money or “giving everyone more money.”
> In many ways it is a victory of style over substance - UI's are now designed by the same crowd who designs high fashion, that is clothes not designed to be worn but to be gawked at.

Is it? Style is no style at all if the thing in question does not fulfill its function. The whole point of something stylish is that it accomplishes its end so well and respects the appropriate constraints that is pleases the intellect when it recognizes this perfection.

So if someone is designing a UI that is difficult to use, that is a failure of both style and substance since there is no style without substance.
No, it’s you! You’re an introvert - I’m same way! Moved to small town “temporarily” 15+ years ago! I don’t see myself ever living in a big city - visits can be fun tho!
The problem is that any GUI for a not-completely-trivial application is going to consist of much more than a single isolated button and the way that a GUI is expected to behave and be structured is not the same across all platforms so no matter how carefully you mimic the appearance of the buttons, an app that behaves the same onall platforms cannot behave like a native app on all platforms.
Greed is human nature. Eliminating or at least minimising corruption is doable; eliminating greed is not, unless you're willing to start engineering humans.
I feel like you're definition of midsized city might be different from mine. Chicago is a major/ large city in my view. Even most large cities have limited rail options, especially in suburbs. Maybe Europe would be more likely to have that.

There's also the option of starting or revitalizing one. There are enough people bringing this sort of thing up on here. If you get someone with a ton of name recognition and financial support (eg Musk), you could make it happen. It would likely require large land purchase in a rural area. Or, it would be great to revitalize a dying Appalachian city if the residents would be amenable to it.
Those pinstripes.
It's that, but also the fact that many subreddits are often controlled by powermods with tons of subreddits they control. They often also end up leaning very heavy towards the radical left. This ends up further compounding the echo chamber problem, especially across the "default subreddits". /r/politics is a good example of this. It is very hard to have any view that is classically liberal or conservative on a good chunk of reddit. These views typically get removed by moderators, get you banned in subreddits, or they get the result you speak of where others try and downvoted them and tell them how bad of a person they are.
So nitwit005 has a financial relationship with Google and should be able to access a support channel? Sounds like a perfectly reasonable assumption since Google appears to be profiting off nitwit005's content somehow.
Towards the Multistakeholder Imposition of Internet Sanctions
> There’s a school of medical ethics

> very, very influential line of thought among doctors

I'm not very "rah rah we currently live in a patriarchy", but wtf? Is it not elementary to consider GROUP effects when dishing out medicine? If a couple (most of the people where the women is taking birth control) come into a doctor's office with that blood clot predicament, it should not be very hard for a doctor to consider them as a couple, when they can clearly communicate that they care about their total health equally.

If our medical system is mostly only able to consider the primary patient, unable to prescribe medicine taking into account the second order effects in that person's life to people they care about, then our medical institutions are (even more) flawed.
Glad you figured this out. I find it wild that so many people otherwise really smart/logical, struggle with connecting their diet to their emotional mood. goes to show how still misunderstood our bodies are. Another symptom I've noticed is coffee will increase the 'cracking' of joints. (I think this is due to it interfering with calcium/acidity levels in the body). The only time I ever had flashes of anxiety was after a 2-month long, 2 pots of coffee / day diet. Interesting from a philosophical perspective that kidneys and the neighbouring adrenals are affected by caffeine, and in ancient eastern texts, the monks had identified kidneys as 'the seat of fear' (i.e. anxiety).
Are you saying you don't sleep?
All before the close of business: COB.
Everybody is fascinated with Rome. Look around DC and notice how many fasces there are on monuments and stuff.

For example, the statue of Lincoln in the Lincoln memorial is resting its arms on Roman fasces.

"it is present on the reverse of the U.S. Mercury dime coin and behind the podium in the United States House of Representatives"

"In the Oval Office, above the door leading to the exterior walkway, and above the corresponding door on the opposite wall, which leads to the president's private office"

"The official seal of the United States Senate has as one component a pair of crossed fasces"

"Fasces ring the base of the Statue of Freedom atop the United States Capitol building"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fasces
I only realized this a bit ago, but the docs of every product are essentially press pieces. They can't really call out "we suck at this", or "product X is way better, use it instead". Only third parties ever do this, so that's what this is so often the case.
Ukraine’s Three-to-One Advantage
Maybe you pissed someone off?
"The reason no one is building expensive apartments in these areas with socialist like governments"

That sentence is absurd, and shows either someone with an ax to grind, or who has never traveled anywhere unfamiliar to what he prefers.
So now simple and reliable SSH keys must now be replaced by a far more complex security architecture with a lot of interworking parts and a full-blown PKI and certificate authority, and the opportunity for any of the nodes to DoS the CA and prevent me from logging in.

I guess it's time to toss out my local (self-hosted) Userify setup that has been reliably working for years, where I can just instantly update my keys across all servers, and still log in even if some bad guys start DDoS'ing my Userify host, and just switch over to certs.

Oh, wait, now I see. This is a sales pitch for their web-based SSO app. If you don't use it, you're "doing SSH wrong". Good to know.
> you could tell a button was a button, a tab was a tab and we didn't hide basic functionality...

Those conventions were created by usability experts after years of research. It wasn't simply programmers building them back then.
I read the parent as implying that it's the designer who is thinking of “disability” as a begrudged requirement that is afforded an out-of-the-way configuration option so as to not inflict the ugly affordances on the rest of the population.
black on dark-green... how do people read this?
There is actually a thread about the flat buttons on the issue tracker of libadwaita: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/libadwaita/-/issues/228
Literally!
It was about 2 years ago. Followed all the instructions but one of the https variants didn't work. I'll have another go. What's the url of your blog?
Dennis Parnell Sullivan awarded the 2022 Abel Prize [pdf]
That's something that needs to be made and posted on HN. Maybe a 3d printer guru can whip some out.
> Why is L&F consistently prioritized over basic capabilities?

My lips curl ever so slightly apart, my tongue perched between both rows of my teeth. A faint whistling sound escapes between my two incisors and tongue, reminiscent of the "th" consonants that one might expect to hear in the word "thumbnails". Before I'm even capable of getting to the word "filepicker", hundreds of people are stepping on one another to come tell me what I already know. A wave of developers have risen from their standing desks, eager to beat me down for such a blatant disrespect of their favorite desktop. Fourty-some people have convened to demonstrate how I can click and drag icons from Nemo onto a file selection dialog as a replacement. Others yet are deriding me for not implementing it myself, and lacking respect for the developers. Some people have taken to referencing their code of conduct, while more are furiously typing on Twitter, desperate to label me a troll and move on with their life.

They all filter off after around 25 minutes. None of them used that time to put thumbnails in the file picker, thou... oh my god, they're coming back again...
Yes. Vouchers are a scam if the dollar amount is insufficiently granular in ways that benefit those taking them at the expense of those who don’t.

Most voucher programs aren’t targeting or benefiting any of the groups you highlight as the granularity of the funds is biased against them.

I’m personally against open enrolment as I think it creates a prisoner’s dilemma race to the bottom where districts worsen their education system to provide tax relief knowing their students can enrol in neighbouring systems. Of course if the neighbouring systems follow their incentives to do the same the net result is a gutting of the education system. I emphasize with the idea of providing more broader access to good systems I just think the mechanism to do so has to protect the incentives to make the systems good.
I really don't understand what was wrong with the X11 approach. I had a high DPI monitor in 2001. I typed the DPI into /etc/XFree86.conf or whatever, and it all Just Worked (TM).

Edit: I think modern web browsers implement ctrl-+ and ctrl-- the same way, except X11 apps kept separate directories of icons rendered for different DPIs, because 1GHz single core still seemed luxurious. Web browsers scale the bitmaps using some reasonable algorithm. Other than that, arbitrary zooms work with zero blur.

For what it's worth, PostScript also got this right back in the 80s.
Utah Consumer Privacy Act Signed
Why would a serverless setup need to know anything about CL if it's just exposing an API endpoint?
Science is the official religion of USA tyrant culture.
What's your domain?
It depends ...
I thought at first this was a classifier for the toxicity of no-code solutions.

For instance, Microsoft Power Automate should rank highly.
Does erythritol fall under this category? It has effectively zero carbs, and does not spike insulin levels.

It's also naturally occurring
> So, you don't use YouTube at all?

If at all possible! I used to, but mostly either for streaming music (it was a convenient way to play full albums instead of finding CDs I never got around to ripping). I stopped doing that when the recommendation algorithm started trying to show me shit like Alex Jones after I listened to a Pink Floyd album or whatever.

> What video streaming sites do you use as an alternative? Or do you just not consume online video that isn't behind a strict publisher?

I mostly don’t consume a lot of video content at all. Even at times when I have it’s been mostly listening while doing other things. When I do now it’s almost entirely Netflix, and probably half the time I’m just listening while snuggling my pup.

FWIW I don’t think Netflix is any kind of a morally better alternative, either. My distaste for both Spotify for audio and YouTube for video is the same: I don’t like to consume lots of small bursts of information, especially with a lot of context switching and interaction, especially with a lot of sensory input. And I don’t like to pay extra to turn off shuffle.

As far as the moral aspect of content on these platforms, I mostly think they’re all garbage or waiting to be. And yep, consuming the ones I do does make me a hypocrite. But I appreciate the opportunity to put that fact in evidence.
Welcome to the world of VC funding :(
Because they are humans that are not legal slaves. Happy employees don't quit, produce more and contribute to their community. In what way is denying all of that furthering anyone's agenda except the craven individual driving it?

Capitalism as a zero-sum game is myopic at best. Based on your comment I wouldn't be totally surprised to hear some esoteric argument to support the economic wisdom behind chattel slavery.

Civilization was created by people working together to survive, and then thrive. Throughout history it has been captured by strongmen annd enabled by fear. The US forgot the face of its father and started to concentrate on "Shareholder Value" insanity after Marshall Plan.

Pirate Equity firms swoop in and start dismantling all that was built for quick profits, not only destroying communities, but eliminating proficiency in all types of industry.

Do you think that pattern is valid, moral and what you'd want to achieve as an entrepreneur? I am curious and not trying to attack, is this the kind of idea you'd want promulgated into the future? How can that lead somewhere positive?
This was going to be my question. "Didn't statisticians abandon this for R like 25 years ago?"
I'm out almost immediately. The first comment is more text than the code that it produces.
Looks like that issue has now fixed by the author
I am not a health professional, but:

Are you getting feedback from actual people in the real world? Do you have a stable living situation? Are you eating well, and getting exercise and lots of fresh air, and not experiencing gaslighting?

If your environment is unstable or air quality is poor, then it might be possible that the stress and disruption from those could explain the symptoms you are experiencing. Again though, I have no training so take this with salt.
Let Java die a slow corporate death and assume the role of COBOL.
Over here in Asia there's no distinction between caffeinated coffee and decaf. Even though coffee is something that naturally grows over here. Despite that, people just but coffee powder off the shelf and use that. There's no specific marking on the packet about the caffeinated/decaf bit.

Now, I attended college in America where decaf and caffeinated coffee is clearly marked everywhere.

I didn't notice anything particularly different at first.

Eventually, I had this boring mandatory lecture in the afternoon, and to prevent myself from falling asleep, I always took a flask full of caffeinated coffee (about 3 cups) and drank it during the lecture.

A few months later, the class got more interesting, and I decided to stop drinking coffee.

I started having severe headaches every evening, and I didn't even realise the cause. One fine day I randomly drank coffee in the evening, and the headache was gone within 30 minutes! I was addicted to coffee!

I tried slowly reducing the quantity of coffee I drank every evening, but it just wouldn't work. Every evening I would have the headache unless I drank a flask full of coffee.

How did I get rid of the addiction? A few months later I travelled back to Asia. The 28-hour connecting flights combination (one of which was a 16-hour nonstop run), combined with the fact that my Asia timezone was 13 hours ahead US timezone ensured that my body clock got reset and I no longer had the headaches in the evenings. I might have had headaches at night, which I probably slept through.
Spelling interface using intracortical signals in a completely locked-in patient
The first thing that comes to mind is that all of my desktop development for the last few decades allowed a solution to be programmed in a single language (say, C), using a straightforward display model (an X,Y screen), all talking to an operating system, whereas web programming is anchored in a multi-language situation (HTML, CSS, javascript) with a rather complicated document-object model, all living in a web browser. Neither approach is easily reconciled with the other, and so the two techniques have little hope of merging. Personally, I hope the popularity of programs running essentially standalone on phones drives away the expectation of using a browser to host programs, and the idea of forcing everything into a web browser dies away.
On the other hand, most code is read more often than it is written, and those comments are very readable!
Bandcamp is the pinnacle of such places in my opinion. I’m hoping it stays as it is for many years to come.
Full title:

“Spelling interface using intracortical signals in a completely locked-in patient enabled via auditory neurofeedback training”

This popularized account has some related photos and details:

“‘I want a beer’: Paralysed man communicates first words in months using brain implant”

https://www.independent.co.uk/tech/brain-computer-interface-...

https://archive.ph/rkdp9
Linear algebra and multivariable calculus
We had the same issue for our $3 price point plan. We never used CAPTCHAS. We fingerprinted browsers, used proxy detection, and other methods to detect them. They would script the page, so we would move live url to a new one and then feed bad data on old page which polluted their data set. It was quite fun messing with them. Most of the bot nets would get caught on browser fingerprinting and that they were falsifying their user agent. Our browse fingerprint ban would say their IP was banned so we would watch them jump from bot net computer to not bot net computer.
How could you tell apart an adolescent raven from a crow that had injured its beak, though? Each of you is making something relative to something else. The beaks are hooked. How hooked? Conical as opposed to what?
No way! Cities afford far more tangible and intangible benefits than rural or even suburban areas. And you're much more likely to find communities around your particular interests or persuasions than in a backwater. There's a reason why cities developed the world-changing communities they have, whether that's tech, film, music, finance, or whatever.
Show HN: An iOS App to brew your own content feed
Personal opinion --- because their cloud business model is more direct, stable and sustainable --- less subversive.

They offer a good product at a good price and by doing so, they earn a reasonable and stable profit. Their cloud service forms a core part of their business.

Everything Google does is built around privacy invasion and personal data collection and profiteering from this.

This is their main profit center, technology is just an accessory to further this. History shows that anything that can't be sufficiently subverted to do so is subject to being canceled.
It's an interesting thought. I'll counter with this point: Just because a song makes $10M, doesn't mean the authors see any of it. I am reminded to the story of "Mbube" aka "Wimoweh" aka "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" where Solomon Linda, the musician who created the famous melody died penniless while it is estimated he and his estate should have earned over $15M in royalties.

https://www.rollingstone.com/feature/in-the-jungle-inside-th...
Water hazzard on 7 is fun. Haven't seen that before. To develper -- Nice Job!
It's much easier to write an application that crashes in C++ than in Java. I don't think the existence of whatever program you're talking about demonstrates much.
In my experience I get a React error if the number of hooks changes between renders, meaning you can't have hooks in a conditional.
> The overarching goal is to get to more linear layout, so things don't wiggle around as you animate and transform them.

Lol so make it look like crap the 99% of the time you’re not animating or transforming the text.
> This is why a huge number of the apartments in California are sitting empty,

California has one of the lowest rates of unoccupied housing in the country: https://www.lendingtree.com/home/mortgage/vacancy-rates-stud...

Not only is your explanation of the effect a fantasy born of ideology rather than fact, but even the effect you purport to explain is such a fantasy.
Ask HN: What's a developer experience issue at work that makes you want to quit?
Both are diseases of degeneration. Degeneration accumulates from repeated stress. I wonder how many diseases are largely preventable if we were all more active and kept sugar consumption under control.
I use Zeal. You can have super fast internet, but having instant "pop up the python docs for this thing" along with searching while typing is a joy.

It's much more useful for specific API docs rather than general "how do I do X" stuff but it's very nice. Helps that you don't have to deal with scrolling through stuff like web3schools.
I'm likewise curious. I'm terrified to update for fear of what has been ruined next. But likewise am not sure putting this trust in a 3rd party is any better.