skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Each african here and in Swahili time, the day starts at 7:00 AM and ends at 6:59PM and night starts at 7:00 PM and ends at 6:59AM.

So, I would read "12:00 AM" as "six hours into the night" since its been 6 hours since the night has started.

I would also read "12:00 PM" as "six hours into the day" since its been six hours since the day has started. Speaking it, i would say "saa 6 mchana" and the literal translation is "time 6 noon".

I and most people here always set time in AM/PM format and i always have to first convert it to swahili time before making sense of it.
(prescriptive input at the end) I work specifically on improving Trial-to-Paid and here are some pointers:

-> Most companies calculate their T2P churn incorrectly because they combine both the Right_Audience and the Wrong_Audience within the Trial.

-> Get rid of the Wrong_Audience with better customer acquisition Qualification (e.g. if I sell bats to bullies people will get hurt, if I sell bats to sports teams, well... chances are lower for misuses)

-> Get better conversions with the Right_Audience with an Orchestrated Trial

Most trials are just the product but free for a while. This leads to exactly the situation you describe.

An Orchestrated Trial focuses on reducing the Anxiety of your Right_Audience, so that they can decide easier to switch to paying. Full access to the product changes nothing in conversions, people already know what the product does from your description. The point is to reduce specific uncertainties and unblock the subscription decision.

(prescriptive) To do this, the Trial has to be Orchestrated around getting the Right_Audience to say "AHA! This actually does what I want." And if they have the money, the decision is straightforward. No need to give the access to what the solution does, that's for paying users.

Let me know if I can help
>> I understand it comes with the territory in the US south (he's also a devout christian, another hallmark of that archetype)

This turned into a weird ad hominem attack.
I speak for others when everybody pushes for this new closed tech and then it becomes harder to do things without it. The sound of people pushing for convenience becomes deafening. Like filing taxes is not possbile anymore without creating an account or the extra steps required for the Social Security website with a hard to find non digital recourse.

Sure there can be physical cards for now, but soon those physical cards will be taken away with some lame excuse. The increasing use of CLEAR to "expedite" airport check in the name of convenience when it is a private company using it to create a massive facial recognition database comes to mind. I do not consent to that but the convenience advocates will make me.
I think this approach is almost impossible to apply to humans, because it needs additional chemical introduced into neurons.
0 is unnatural

/s
Would replacing SMS with RCS solve this? So far Apple has been very reluctant to implement it.
Yes. I wish people would stop using that, as it confuses me, just as it confused you. AM = ante meridiem, before noon. PM = post meridiem, after noon. It makes no sense to say midday (meridies in Latin) is before noon or after noon, it's exactly at noon. If you're going to use a 12 hour clock, to avoid confusion, you should write "12 noon" or "12 midnight". That way the confusion is avoided. Alternatively, switch to a 24 hour clock, and if it's international use UTC. And if you can't do that, start your event a minute later: 12:01pm is unambiguously one minute after noon.
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Yes this is correct. It can be 12:28am, 12:43am, 12:55am, etc. And it rolls over from 11:59am to 12:00pm.
Indeed, XMPP is perfectly interoperable and yet end-to-end encrypted.
There are those of us that would prefer to be protected, and those of us that would prefer to be free to make those decisions for ourselves. I've been an Android user for over a decade because of the latter.
I'm glad that KDE has options to prevent that: https://docs.kde.org/trunk5/en/kwin/kcontrol/windowbehaviour...

Generally if you were interacting with the computer then whatever new thing should get focus iff its appearance was a direct result of your current interaction.
That's really fascinating. When do businesses typically open and close? Are there set times?
I wouldn't be surprised if the US tries to extradite him and throw him in an American prison for a decade or two.
The answer is always that popularity doesn't correlate with merit.
I prefer be able to pay bills, new way and old way.

Because WSHTF principle.

I'm preparing that someday maybe i would not be able to use smartphone or internet or bank or electricity or any other single point of failure the system depends on.
Cisco stops all services in Russia and Belarus
I brought up examples of women who were born with an undeniable advantage. They are faster and stronger than most other women because of their genetics. Should they be not considered women? Should they have to compete in their own bracket? Saying that it's 'different' isn't much of an argument.

I bring this up because part of the problem was transgender fears is what fuels the discrimination those individuals face despite being cisgender women.

If your answer is 'it's complicated' then you're admitting that defining what is and isn't a woman is more complicated than how it seems. The majority of transgender women competing in these sports do not break records or anything of the sort.
Tables! Those were the days :)

I also had good times with FrontPage.
>You have to learn other cultures' norms if you want to live or work with them. It goes both ways.

This is a ludicrous and typically American-centric assertion. It is Americans who steadfastly refuse to use international norms, whilst asserting that their antiquated systems are "better".

The vast majority of the world writes dates either YYYY-MM-DD, or DD-MM-YYYY. Only America uses the (nonsensical) MM-DD-YYY system.

The vast majority of the world uses the metric system for all measurements. Britain only partially uses the Imperial system. Only America (and partially Canada) use the US customary system (which is different from the Imperial system.

The vast majority of the world measures temperatures in Celcius. Again, only America (and to a small extent Canada and old people in Britain) chooses to use Fahrenheit.
Eat better and be more active

Because of [continued] poor lifestyle choices in my early-mid 30s, I had to get weightloss surgery in my late 30s

You've only got one body - take care of it!
Article hotlinks a video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgiMlnbDN6I
No one is forcing anyone to do anything.

Countries (and citizens by proxy) have a right to decide how they want services to function in their respective countries. Any company can choose to follow those regulations or voluntarily stop services within that country.

The great part about the EU is that it's a big enough market for companies to want to target it. One doesn't object about food health standards or what standards electronics parts are required to follow, it's the same for internet services.
I see that once there is the digital "more convenient" way, the paper way will go away and the fight for it will be hard.

Also, ifyou are out with only a phone and no battery, there is also no failover.
Why should we be interested in an anti-woke perspective from the left, when it's just repeating what the right has been pointing out for a long time now? The basic point that "woke" ideology makes a mockery of genuine efforts to effectively address issues of prejudice based on race, sex or sexual orientation is far from new; indeed it has been raised many times before.
“Should we fear the metaverse?”
12 AM is midnight. 12 PM is noon.
The interesting thing that "Smart licensing" enabled devices cannot update license renewal and most likely will stop working in month or two.
I just wish more people understood that something being Turing Complete isn't a feature, it's a flaw.
Has anyone else noticed this is sort of a permanent story? I’ve read it as news verbatim at least once a year since the 90s. It’s the “Russian bombers intercepted” of medical science. This article is better than most, acknowledging prior work but only to a few years.
I see. Thank you for clarifying. Here’s the author of the Keycloak SCIM plugin on that functionality:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58566587/does-keycloak-s...

So will likely require some changes to Keycloak internals in order to address that reliability issue, which will enable building a reliable interface for your use case.
>> That's tricky, though -- if you just query the acceleration structure for the nearest lights, you might discard some that are important but far away, and that introduces bias into the results.

Agreed. A wide area light can be handled, but 1000 far away lights my system would ignore but they might actually be better modeled as ambient. Bit hey, I was ray tracing a maze with hundreds of lights at 10-20 fps on a CPU ;-)
That is actually not true for the most part.
RHEL-based distros have a vanilla config file, where Ubuntu yes does make some extra efforts to configure the packages in a sensible manner.
agree. there was a post here about someone talking about how they were sick of sending support requests into a blackhole.

My reply would be: Thanks but no thanks.
Lots of businesses prefer to lease instead of buy because it simplifies the accounting --- even though they know it costs more.

A lease is a straightforward business expense that the tax authorities find really hard to question.

But using autos as an example, purchasing instead of leasing can open up a can of worms that can take years to get resolved. You paid too much when you bought from your cousin's auto dealership. Your depreciation method wasn't valid. Your liquidation price was too low when you sold the old used vehicles back to your cousin's dealership.

Lots of potential questions that can consume lots of time and money to get resolved.
On seeing the headline I wondered about the poop issue. But now see the bird wasn't always in her hair.
Same experience. Beefy machine, takes 45 minutes to compile cmake using a ppc64le container on an x86_64 host.
Does it really matter what a woman is? Trans people just want to stop being discriminated against and have the same rights as everyone else.

When you start to introduce other moral issues like whether people under the age of 18 should be allowed to take medication that allows them to transition that's a much more debatable subject.

Who are we to say what people can / can't feel based on two chromosomes? Sure I have an XY chromosome but I'm not going to let that define every decision I make in life.
A person who removes land from the common good should have to do something productive with it, give it back to the common good, or simply pay a fee to the commons for having kept it from productive use. A person absolutely should not be able to keep several blocks of downtown Manhattan off the market so they can run a private farm for themselves.

In practical terms, anywhere a person would want to do such a thing, the land would be cheap enough that LVT wouldn't really matter anyway.
> there are plenty of clients out there that still don’t support it

Which ones don't?
For liquids maybe, but for dry ingredients not so much. Weights are better if you want consistent outcomes.
You can: https://github.com/scylladb/seastar
Contrary to popular narratives, there very rarely is a "silent majority" behind the kind of outrage I was poking fun at.

E.g. despite abortion clinics having a history of being violently attacked and often "regulated" out of existence, only roughly 20% of Americans think abortion should be flatly illegal outright and the labels "pro-life" and "pro-choice" seem to be self-applied in roughly equal proportions:

https://news.gallup.com/poll/1576/abortion.aspx

Granted, abortion is a complex and sensitive topic even before you bring religious doctrines into it, but it only takes one snowflake with a gun to think changing the clocks is Satanism for someone to get hurt. I'm frankly amazed the DST change seems to have passed so easily given the kind of conspiracy theories that would lend itself to.
Mlock and Mlockall
They should be limited (blocked entirely) in their attempts to influence politics, I agree (sadly that is not the case). They should be limited in their attempts to create addictive products. Instead, we are now proposing to limit them in creating solutions according to viable business models that do no real harm.

There is no forcing necessary in other, imo preferred, scenarios. Like pushing Matrix. The solution, which uses the law to force a company will just block new attempts at creating similar but better products.
This is also my experience with Sveltekit[0] on Vercel! I’ve had a lot of fun building cross-platform desktop apps with Sveltekit and Tauri[1] lately too, which is equally delightful. And for one-click databases, Supabase[2] is killer.

[0] https://kit.svelte.dev
[1] https://tauri.studio
[2] https://supabase.com
DMA has that (Google can't use Data obtained from Interop in anything but the market they sourced it from, ie E-Mail Data stays in the E-Mail sector) and the GDPR covers the rest (without consent, they are restricted to only processing necessary data to begin with).
Fight for Ukrain's sovereignty using armed neo-nazi?
> If Lisp is do efficient for development, why are there essentially no commercial products that use it?

Same reason most of us use QWERTY keyboards instead of one the many better layouts available. After a long enough time as the dominant tool, things get locked in regardless of whether or not they're the best tool for the job. C-Style languages gained dominance early on and became the defacto standard.
ISPs are a nightmare. I dread calling Comcast for any reason

Bad automated system and often less than helpful employees, all while I’m already frustrated over my internet.
Chess Grandmaster suspended by Twitch for streaming Dr Disrespect playing chess
Also the vast majority of birds do not live or sleep in the nests they make, the nests are for chicks.

https://slate.com/technology/2014/01/where-do-birds-sleep-ro...
Like so many other pointed out, this is wrong, I got confused, it looks like a link, would that get me to some kind of unsubscribe page? is it phising?

buttons should be actions,
links should be directions,

directions would take me somewhere, actions would has an effect and consequence. That you think this is okay, and assume no-one would ever be confused by this. Is clearly an issue in the industry at large
You are right, I fixed my words to say what I actually meant with 'everyone'; I meant (more or less - it could be a applied to a bit smaller imho; a few billion Euros seems enough to ask for some type of openness, but yeah it should not apply to small companies anyway) what the EU is planning, not actually 'everyone'.
I have now changed the memoji of Sangeeth.
It is important to me that everyone is aware that the testimonials are all 100% real.
Jup, just like Lauri Love, years of anguish with threats to go to a punitive jail system not aimed at rehabilitation or even simply protection, but designed for punishment and profit.

Of course when US citizens kill people in the UK they just claim diplomatic immunity and flee the country.
These are the same types of studies which were used to estimate that those with natural immunity would do much worse than vaccinated during the delta wave. Months later according to CDC those with prior infection were many times more protected from negative clinical outcomes. Why would someone use this low statistics serology study to infer clinical outcome when in the past they have got it wrong?
Makes me think, that, indeed, the extra friction of paper mail, holds some scammers at bay.

When you have to pay the postage and printing costs, it is far less attractive to throw out 10.000 scam mailings, because the ROI is quite likely negative. Edit: whereas with email, you proably need just one of the 10.000 to bite in order to break-even.

Whereas the phone company (or any legit business) can easily carry those extra €0.40 or so for each bill. They can even simply forward the costs to the customer.

Mailing invoices by snail-mail is a practical anti-scam measure, the more I think about it.
Now, that was not always the case.

Hollywood was changing in the 90's but it was very mixed then, more balanced. that was a time where Congress was holding hearings on Violence in Video Games, and wanting to ban pornography and other things like that.

Academia was similar, left for sure, but libertarian left

The Right was very much the authoritarian "side" of politics in the 90, started to change in 00's. then in 2016 Trump drove the Left right into Full blown totalitarian frenzy
I'm with you on this one. Constantly reverse-engineering old requirements, puzzling over someone's clever coding trick, it is easy to become terminally fatigued.
Same. I have been using MDN for 15 years.
Probably not what OP intended but here's what I encountered. When autocompleting code for a Pythonic database query it would finish something like "query.all()" as "query.all().delete()". Meanwhile, as a programmer, I'm usually quite vary of deleting all the records from a database unless I'm very sure that's what I want.
Digital Markets Act: EU rules to ensure fair competition andchoice for users
> The answer is always that popularity doesn't correlate with merit.

Exactly. If we used popularity and usage rates as the measure of merit, we'd have to conclude that the highest quality restaurant in the world is MacDonald's.
Journal of writing Lipu – A clean Hacker News interface in the browser
Isn’t that what Musk’s Neuralink is doing? They automated the invasive surgery to install the device, and their device has thousands of wires to read neuronal signals.
Amazing... There it is again!
>iCloud Backup

OK so that doesn't support what you said at all. That's an optional feature (that I do not use), and it's not in any way a "backdoor". Unencrypted backups are a front door. Yes, that iCloud Backups aren't E2EE is bad. Arguably worse (and this would be a more productive area for the EU and others to focus on) is that they're the only general wireless option, that's MUCH more of a nasty tie than messaging. iOS should have a standard API for backing up that any service at all (including a server one runs themselves) can implement and then get pointed at. But none of that is a backdoor in the encryption of iMessage and you do the whole space a real disservice by conflating them.
To Have No Juice
I'm sorry, but 2013 is not 'ahead of the curve' - the problems with what was later called "woke" ideology were obvious to those who were paying attention, already in the late 2000s when that ideological memeplex first spread online via the likes of Tumblr. Still, better late than never I guess.
What’s the difference? In both the 12 and 24 hour system the clock rolls over at the end of the period, and the period starts.
For the socialists who think the government should run our health care system, note how government runs the prison system!
I thought I was reading the introduction to the movie Idiocracy for a moment ;)
Le Corbusier is a mystery to me. I would very much like to understand the intellectual bending of his esthetic instincts that lead him going from this [0, 1, 2] to this [3, 4, 5] and his ideas of "machines for living" [6]. With good intentions, he invented the modern ghetto.

[0] https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a2/Maison_b...

[1] https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a6/CF05.jpg

[2] https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/3/3c/VillaSavoye.j...

[3] https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sainte-Marie_de_la_Tourette#/m...

[4] https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a1/Corbusie...

[5] https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/d6/Ch...

[6] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unit%C3%A9_d%27habitation
No specific criticism of the process was offered, so a general justification is warranted.

Personally I became interested in working for Teleport in large measure because the interview process tested my practical skills, rather than having me pull leetcode trivia out of my ass. I haven’t regretted my decision whatsoever, all of my engineering teammates here that I’ve worked directly with are very responsible and competent and the company appears to be growing mostly in the right directions.
> You are literally allowing men who sexually assaulted women to say they are women and house them with women.

We literally house women who've sexually assaulted women with other women, and men who've sexually assaulted men with other men.

> On a sidenote, your excusing away of this behaviour under the guise of "it happens anyway" is ridiculous.

I am not excusing the behavior, rather the opposite: I'm saying that we shouldn't allow sexual assault in prison period. Ever. I think it is ridiculous that we accept it at all.
And that is why I advocate that we remove all divisions from sports. Allow all doping and body modifications. And either allow all or ban all equipment, including clothing. Let us achieve best possible results.
If you consider that historically elders would play community role, assist in rearing children, etc., it would be bad. Given this generation though I don’t think there’s much to offer in those. So it’s probably better to see them amass in Florida and gossip amongst themselves.
The authority in the English language is Marcella Hazan. Her "Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking" is probably the most comprehensive if you check out only one.
I am able to attach to the remote JVM fine. However the roundtrip makes the QoL features like getting object contents a little slow. But it works!

The main issue I've seen is the gateway/target JVM combo gets wedged in some weird state somehow that persists across retarts and I found myself killing idea processes by hand on the remote server. But hey it's Beta! Works pretty excellent considering.
It's quite expected to see early teething issues when you roll out a new CPU and try to use existing software on it.
This has nothing to do with java.
Allison Nixon is female
> Why did we as consumers accept this?

You don't have to. If you say you're only reachable with apps that support XMPP then generally people who care about chatting with you will use that. That's what I have been doing since January last year when WhatsApp changed its ToS.
It's probably useful to note as well that Destin is acting as an educator during these interviews, and so he's probably asking a lot of questions that he already knows the answer to... but he needs to bring the audience along.
Some games also connect to an external service.
Yes it would be hard but it’s a first -small- step….
DS21 – Manfred Kaiser – SSH Spoofing Attack on FIDO2 Devices
Churn: How it works and how to calculate it
I'm not talking about auctions. I'm talking about regular servers.
And I get those facts from ACTUALLY FUCKING TRYING TO CONFIGURE MORR THAN 3 HDDS on those machines.
You go ahead and try it before talking out your ass and downvoting.
> There is an enormous amount of intrinsic value and highly engaging content in science.

Some find this kind of articles highly engaging. What you're calling for is rigorous, and I do not believe that pop-sci needs to be rigorous and matter-of-fact to have value. Quite the opposite, in fact.
We've been living with similar limitations for a very long time now. See: blue versus green SMS bubbles. As an Android user, iOS-sent SMS/MMS means lower quality photos, extremely low quality video, and I get "So and so loved this message" instead of a heart emoji. I believe people will adapt and recognize differences quickly.
Why can’t it be both? Plenty of movies about ruthless mafiosi bragging about their exploits.