skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Being able to quickly register new "throw-away" accounts is useful for those with the "right" opinion, and because of the fingerprinting and tracking, useless to those with the "wrong" opinion.

Nah, anybody who has the wrong opinions and is sufficiently confident about it knows that they can learn about how to deal with fingerprinting and tracking - if they really believed those "wrong" opinions, they'd be able to push through that friction.

Many people are just terrified of being wrong about their own beliefs and hurting somebody, so they stop believing anything. "Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence" - can somebody provide extraordinary evidence, or do they just say "it's obvious!" "It's obvious" is giving up, of course. It's important to give up sometimes, but that's okay!

The most interesting folks on Reddit are the ones who don't care whether they'll get upvoted or not - they care about being right. This means sometimes being downvoted, which is scary. They're signalling that they can ignore that- the signal is the signal is the medium is the message, etc, etc.

Unfortunately, this often annoys people who don't get why the signallers can't Just Say The Secret. So the signallers are often downvoted! (In smaller communities, this is less common, but beyond a certain critical mass, statistical dynamics take over).

But the secret is that qualia exist (that you Just Can't Say The Secret, that's a type error, as much as the number 9293176 jumping out of your computer and hitting you with a baseball bat would be. The letter 9372513 is not real and cannot hurt you.), and that the secret is one of 'em.

Sometimes, a post is just wrong, y'know? So it goes.
Not many humans can click a button 30 times a minute for 5 hours straight.

This feels like cya, it probably won't break the camera, but just in case it does .
People being forced to sell their only product (labour) at any price to the first bidder or have that product vanish (hours go by) and starve in a situation with massive information asymmetry where the bidders are using collective bargaining and control the means of survival is not a market interaction.

Pretending like it is is completely insane.
It seems you may be giving putín more credit than it deserves. Russia has been dysfunctional for a long, long time. The omnipresent systemic corruption has never actually been addressed in a meaningful way.
UIs go through 3D and 2D in phases.

Windows 2.0 - 3.1: 2D

Windows 95 - 7: 3D

Windows 8 - 10: 2D

MacOS 6 - 7: 2D

MacOS 8 - 10: 3D

MacOS 11: 2D
That horrendous snippet from dev.to's source code looks like something that a dev.to contributor would write.
UIs go through 3D and 2D in phases.

Windows 2.0 - 3.1: 2D

Windows 95 - 7: 3D

Windows 8 - 10: 2D

MacOS 6 - 7: 2D

MacOS 8 - 10: 3D

MacOS 11: 2D

As a side point, I predict Sheriff and Sans-Sheriff fonts to also go into similar phases too though over a longer time scale. We're in a very long Sans-Sheriff phase now but I think Sheriff will be "in" in 20 years.
This is only sort of true, basically music artists and other content creators can support themselves now. They don't have to go work at Wendy's or learn a different marketable skill now.

In the past the only way to do that was to get the backing of these massive capital pools, and dance when and where they say dance, all to get a little trickle down to that artist. Even if that fame resulted in fortune, it was still the smallest piece of the pie.

When someone has X subscribers paying $Y/month directly to them, with fairly low overhead costs of their content creation, they simply aren't going to be in other parts of the workforce and definitely aren't going to be begging labels, because its good enough for most for the time being.

So it doesn't really matter about the saturation in the same way you assumed.
No it is not. Maybe you have heard about animal testing before. If what you say is true we hadn't been using animal testing.
According to a reference to a NASA article on the Wikipedia page for L-glucose, it was too expensive to make in large quantities.
I know lots of people who haven't been attacked by bears since they bought a bear protection talisman so I would say that they work for some.
Phone hotspot would have been a different IP.
I agree it's a good source, but yeah--I don't want to actively look for it. I could probably set up some sort of twitter-monitor that would ping me if certain accounts used the words "nuclear" and "strike" and "breaking" or something.
I learn languages for practical things, not because those are in vogue / out of it. Delphi/Lazarus allows the most painless GUI applications.
“Minimum wage” is different for a single guy and a single mother. Business shouldn’t be responsible for making sure everyone has a “livable” wage. If you believe that should be a policy -and I agree. Then that should be the responsibility of the government.

We already have something like that - the earned income tax credit. It just needs to be expanded. Every administration before Trump - both Republican and Democratic supported expanding it.

It does take into account the difference between my 18 year old son living at home and a single mother.

The government should collect taxes and implement social policy - not private business.

See also - health care.
Slonik is a wrapper around another Node.js postgres driver (pg). I guess slonik could be built on top of Postgres.js, but I'm not sure what the benefit would be since you get the same and more from Postgres.js. If you have an existing project using slonik it might benefit from the better performance if replacing pg with Postgres.js underneath (https://github.com/porsager/postgres-benchmarks#results)
It's not really that complicated. If everyone has more money, then everyone can afford to pay more, so prices will rise to consume that extra money.

And you are back where you started. Or you have to raise prices again, in a never ending loop.

I suppose you can hand out ration cards for food and housing, so those never have a price, just a government supply. That's the only "out" I can think of to keep the loop from happening.
If you couldn't transfer data memory to code memory at all, how would it be possible to write an ordinary compiler? If it's possible to run a compiler on the system, just have your JIT do whatever the compiler does.
You're angry that older people are living in a manner that they enjoy?

The initial people profiled went there for friends, not for "evermore excess":

> “In four years, we made four friends. Everyone was a part-timer. So we did some retirement math. We assessed the carrying costs.” The math, and a yearning for friends, told the Murphys to move to Margaritaville.

Is this the excess you're talking about?

> The housing stock, a range of villas and cottages, is, by today’s standards, compact and tasteful—single-story buildings with sensible layouts and patios that, typically screened in, can look like aviaries.

Or is it the community shuttle that is the excess?

> Men with guitars set up outside someone’s garage, and the golf carts appear out of nowhere. Commence the beer pong. Pool parties, poker nights, talent shows, toga parties, pig roasts. Cigar-club meeting, group renewal of wedding vows, a pub crawl in old St. Augustine.

This just sounds like a nice community-minded neighborhood. People in their mid-20s commonly miss those exact aspects once they leave college and move out into "the real world". Are those 20-somethings just yearning for excess too?

The fact that it enrages you, and you blame it on boomerdom, makes me think you're just a bigot who wants to blame others for your own failings. That's just my guess - I've never personally met a successful younger person who spews vitriol at boomers as a whole.
It recently occurred to me that the complex Byzantine structure of the existing welfare state does have one major advantage over UBI: it’s significantly harder to make the entire thing agenda driven. As soon as you have a UBI, there will be massive political pressure to use it for some agenda.

Of course everyone gets UBI…

…except the polluters
…and CO2 emitters
…and meat eaters
…and porn watchers
…and weed smokers
…and tobacco smokers
…and alcohol drinkers
…and maybe it’s distributed on a curve, depending on race

It could be corrupted so easily. And it’s a single point of failure.
So here's the thing, right. You are correct. And I agree.

I'll admit something; I forgot where the service files were (I don't use systemd often). So, in my unix wisdom I used `find` to find the files ending with 'service'. The only ones that came up were in /usr/lib

You're right, I'd typically never edit files in /usr. But I wasn't sure how else to do it at the time.
The flood that filled the Mediterranean Sea - in one year
The minimum would be way, way lower than $15 per individual in an extreme majority of areas. An hour from a job will get you well out of most every urban center.

Even in Manhattan two working adults could easily afford a 1BR apartment on a combined income of $30/hr. If you extend that out to one hour in any given direction it drops to as low as $24/hr.
Ignoring that your hypothetical examples are using extremely unrealistic numbers, the overall point you're trying to make is actually right in line with the success rate of any startup, which makes perfect sense and is the entire point. There is not an infinite amount of societal bandwidth to allow for 100% of everyone to be successful at everything, but the startups who stay flexible enough to pivot and take advantage of new opportunities are typically the ones who find sustainable success.
I don't understand why modern toolbar icons are basically abstract shapes represented by lines. It's 2022, we have 32 bit colors, but toolbar icons have less color than back 30 years ago in Windows 3.1.
I love computer science.
Can I also mourn the loss of title bars as I carefully hunt for a spot to grab a window to move it?
User here (self-employed computer technician); I'm not a programmer.

I have a beautiful little accounting program written for macOS called Corona. It took me two years to find it, because all of the web app-based accounting software crowded it out from visibility. My needs are simple and I don't need to share that data with any other device.

Definitely don't want my company accounting data held hostage by anyone other than me. No way to know if the hosting company is selling my data behind my back, no matter what they say in print. Besides, I only had to pay once for Corona, vs. paying constantly for cloud based SaaS. QuickBooks is another story...

For me, in this case, desktop software is much better than a web app. My laptop is older and Keep It (native app) is far better in performance and usability than Evernote (v.10x Electron app) was. Not everyone has a newer laptop.
Gotta love raising those PRs that are nothing but red!
Well, I might. But to apply hanlons razor at all time and put malice down to stupidity, is to underplay the power of malice in the hands of people who are sufficiently sociopathic not to care to consequence.

The alternative, is to think he's a well meaning fool. Obviously it is a continuum and between pure evil and pure genius, there's room for an argument.

I tend to think Putin has skills, and information. I think he's making socially destructive choices, in a complex situation. I don't think Hanlon's razor applies.

Further, a logic argument: if the embezzlement is systematic inside the Russian state, and has been for years, how can Putin not be aware of it, and the complicity in his direct reports in subverting the bribe flows?

I think it is much more likely he looks to this as off-book performance/KPI pay.
uncensoreddns.org and mullvad.net have free DoT and DoH available.
Nope, just a side effect of the move towards PWA.
Your comment reminded me of it for some reason.
Minimum wage has other effects. It eliminates extremely unproductive jobs, which I'm sorry if you don't like the freedom reduction, but it's a form of industrial policy that's useful when you're competing with other economies. Also protects workers from accidentally ending up in such a job, which is bad for them even if UBI would let them quit it easier.

And of course, economists don't find it has the negative effects it used to theoretically have, because throughout the 90s they switched from just making things up to actually doing real-world empirical studies. (That is, it doesn't seem to have them up to "60% of local median income" IIRC.)

I prefer sector-specific minimum wages though. Somewhere in the neighborhood of Denmark or Australia.
The 6 trillion in government spending, subsidizing labor non-participation with federal money, and canceling federal leases and pipelines and saking banks not to lend for fracking didnt help any of that.

I'm not sure how I see how spending a ton more money (UBI) will help with inflation at this point. 100% debt-to-gdb is already a lot.
I am not talking about children. Children do whatever the hell they want.

I'm talking about adults who see some guy playing with HV with no safety systems, causing arcs that could have easily killed him, and vehemently defending this behavior. Adults can trivially acquire HV supplies. If they listened to this guy and never stopped to research things further they'd be dropping like flies.
I previously contacted their sales to get a sense of pricing while evaluating options. Their enterprise pricing starts at $24,000. In the realm of business security products, that might not be overly expensive. I don't know what that translates to per user. I decided not to go beyond the initial email exchanges because their sales process with excessively opaque pricing gave me the same vibe of some one trying to sell me a time share.
Most Medical Debts to Be Removed from Consumers’ Credit Reports
A couple of times i found myself clicking on various text labels just to see if it is a title or a button. All these flat minimalist designs are a step in a horribly wrong direction.
The actual wrong opinions are deleted by the mods, so you won't see them that way
> Because the only way to guarantee that people have less than an hour of commute to their job is to create extremely dense population center

the other alternative is work from home no?

EDIT: in the context of applebees, i suppose there isnt an alternative hmmmm....
No, this will just fragment app developers into those that use GTK4 and those that keep using GTK3.
That's a real phenomena, of inflation rippling outwards and occasionally hitting buffers that cannot pass the price increase on and hence take the hit of inflation disproportionately.

Unfortunately it rarely works the way any progressive would want it to. The "buffers" are firms in competitive markets - basically anyone who can't raise prices because there are dozens of other competitors doing the same thing and one of them is going to undercut you if you try. This includes most unskilled labor, many small businesses, small farmers, etc. It most definitely does not include the S&P 500, who got to be one of the top 500 biggest companies by having high margins, economies of scale, and pricing power. This is why the S&P 500 index is roughly double what it was two years ago, while median real wages have fallen about 5%.
The old button was good in the desktop context, but I can't get behind this point:

> The design even works very well on Linux phone formfactors.

The author must mean something very different when they say "works very well" than I do when I say that. As much as I want it to, nothing about GTK works well in a phone form factor, IME. I look forward to continued improvement that will make that statement incorrect.
Gtk+ 3 with a custom theme allowed for a unified visual style across all desktop environments, not just GNOME. I could use a MATE- or Xfce-bundled app and not have it look out of place in a GNOME desktop, or vice versa. It's sad to lose this because of a combination of pointless churn and active hostility ("don't theme my app") to outside efforts that might improve the ecosystem.
Orchestrating Data Pipelines at Lyft: Comparing Flyte and Airflow
> 4K (or better) monitors have long since become the choice for most of those who cares about how font rendering looks.

This is the hardware solution to something that can be solved in software. If your game is laggy, of course upgrading to a 3090 is going to help, but that doesn't mean you're solving the problem.
Indeed, Edmund Cooper wrote a sci-fi novel called Kronk, after an utterance by a raven.
I haven't seen this sort of nonsense for ages. That's not how the web or copyright works.

Some workarounds:

* Fetch the page in curl

* Run this in the js console: `document.body.oncontextmenu = null`

* Open the dev tools ui and copy from the "elements" tab
I commend you for actually defining a "living wage"...

using your standard, against the current average 1 bedroom apt rent in my area, factoring housing as 1/3 of the budget. I come at $11.00-11.75 as minimum wage for my area...
That's a very long way of saying, "We don't have enough housing in America."
> Still far-left in my eyes, but you're not wrong in the general sense, simply because most MSM is far-left nowadays.

What do you consider far left? Mainstream media pushes for larger police budgets, high defense spending, defends billionaires, defends foreign policies that cause death, destruction, and misery all over the world, they are almost never actually critical of politicians and/or what they say in a way that matters. They defend massive corporations that are working against Americans, push fossil fuels (and for adjacent industries, like cars), push against single payer healthcare, and many other policies that are even just slightly left of center.

No part of our mainstream media is even close to far left, basically no major source in the world is.

At best, you might get a left wing opinion article in the NYT or something, but thats still going to be sandwiched between police propaganda and the current week's article on cancel culture.
Only conscripts would believe armed forces would be welcomed. Professional soldiers cannot for a single minute have believed this, nor paramilitary police, nor high command.

What they didn't expect is resistance. To date, externally leveraged coup have generally won. They didn't expect popular support for opposition in place.

You're right to air domination. They obviously expected to fly in to the civil airports and waltz in. Telling the conscripts women would shower them with flowers and kisses was just to pacify the innocents. Once the doors open, things changed.
There’s a place in Loudoun county where I used to get on a trail to bike into the office. There was a beautiful meadow there full of blackbirds and cat tails. I remember one morning sitting there watching the sun come up as the fog sat down on the meadow.

That meadow was torn up and replaced with a random ugly concrete data center full of useless servers probably used mostly for ad tracking. Loudoun is full of the damn things. It’s atrocious.

When you sign into the AWS console they should show a picture of the meadows that were torn up so you could spin up your EMR cluster to analyze “big data”. Maybe then people would realize that the cloud is just someone else’s server sitting in what used to be an actual cloud.
For one reason or another (all of which we must be empathetic to) many people resist change even to their own benefit. I think all humans are guilty of this in some form or another to varying degrees. For some people, change in job / career is met with severe resistance. It takes a catastrophe for people to get going into finding something better.
Cash welfare is extremely good, but an advantage of directly giving out non-cash welfare like food stamps is that they can't be stolen from the recipient. ie if everything was UBI and you ended up in debt or someone stole your bank account contents, you still can't pay for groceries. But with a guaranteed free groceries program then you can always get something.

Unfortunately, non-cash welfare has tons of the manipulation you describe. You can get kicked out of public housing for using drugs and food stamps have all kinds of arbitrary limitations on them based on what the state legislature thinks you should be eating.
not being in favor of or against whatever current thing we're supposed to be in favor of or against.

the days of Ron Paul reddit libertarianism are long since over.
It's not as absurd as it sounds, because a closed-source TLS library had less impetus to implement the extension that caused the vulnerability. But mostly I'm just making a point about the quality of the argument upthread.
Hey stranger, thanks for doing the math! This is very helpful. I didn't know where to begin, but you've done all the work for me. Thank you again.
I just think the entire concept of desktop-targeted notifications is superfluous and thereby it doesn't surprise me that it is unpopular. Like, if I want a notification about something I probably want it to go to my phone; sure, it is maybe nice to also be able to browse my phone notifications on my desktop, but I don't need two actual "notifications", as it isn't like I don't have my phone near me 24/7: what I'd really want is the "notification" to happen on my phone and then let me remotely browse a synchronized list of notifications (preferably end-to-end encrypted to the running phone, not using a user) from my desktop... but registering for a notification only on my desktop--or even my laptop!--seems like an extremely niche value proposition.
Is raw using binary protocol? (for ex: send\receive UInt8Array Buffer without converting to hex string for bytea column)
But salad with one crouton on top becomes toast.
For some idiots it comes as big surprise that martial law means also that fighting age men will not be able to leave as they please. This is the law in many countries. Especially in those whose war time army depends upon reservists (people who have ended military education and are assigned into reserve).

Reservists are not just standing meat. They are called to take part in continued military education (read participate in training maneuvers) time to time.

It is called mobilization when war time army is called into service and because its members were before part of the economy, it is actually really not cheap operation.
I thought this part about closely tracking cryptocurrency transactions was interesting:

"IRS-CI Special Agent-in-Charge Thomas Fattorusso said: “NFTs represent a new era for financial investments, but the same rules apply to an investment in an NFT or a real estate development. You can’t solicit funds for a business opportunity, abandon that business and abscond with money investors provided you. Our team here at IRS-CI and our partners at HSI closely track cryptocurrency transactions in an effort to uncover alleged schemes like this one.”"

So I looked a little more into this scenario and found this additional info[0] which although not incredibly sophisticated, left me feeling somewhat impressed with the IRS:

"...investigators matched Nguyen and Llacuna’s Discord account data (including Nguyen’s IP address and Llacuna’s email address and phone number) with corresponding accounts on the Coinbase cryptocurrency exchange. The Coinbase accounts were linked with a Citibank credit card and government ID that let law enforcement track the pair down. Investigators also traced a series of transfers through which Nguyen and Llacuna allegedly tried to obscure where they were sending the Frosties funds, leading to the money laundering accusations."

[0]https://www.theverge.com/2022/3/24/22995107/us-arrest-charge...
Intelligent Tutoring Systems Will Transform Online Learning for Millions
Why is it reasonable to expect people to live alone. I would think people would desire people to have roommate for environmental and other reasons?