skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"for Go and Rust". This is a bit limiting. Any chance to expand to other languages?
Sure kraken, Wallgreens, and Safeway are all using this “crime” as PR.

But San Franscisco changed and definitely feels unsafe now. Is it really more unsafe? I do not know - before I was not worrying about being attacked or harassed but I do all the time. Here are some examples…

Before, I was able to walk dog on the ocean beach in morning and everything was was fine. Yes there always homeless people. Now I’m getting harassed by scary looking 100% drugged out young homeless all the time.
Or take example of sunset: in last 20 there were no home invasions in our block: last two years we had two.
Or Walgreens in Richmond: we were always taking a walk thru the park and we would ended up in that Walgreens to pick up random things. But in last two years that Walgreens is like a war zone. I think the latest robbery was on the internet.
So these are anecdotal evidence. And this is why I feel it is unsafe.
Beware - performance isn’t great and you can crash your iPad (I’ve don’t it — it was quite scary as I had never seen that happen). The iPad just doesn’t have enough memory to make running a VM a viable option for coding on an iPad, even an iPad Pro.

(My experience from a few years ago on an iPad Pro 12.9).
You said “all”.

I said …”some” …
> Early voting, including one or more Sundays, is available in the Republican states that people are complaining about, e.g. Texas and Georgia.

But that is not when most polling stations are open. Only a small subset are... because everyone is expected to vote on a Tuesday.

> free ID at your county registrar's office

Yep. People that can't get to their DMV will surely have time to go to county registrar's office.

> In the U.S., polling sites are typically run by the county or municipality.

And I'm sure that financing does not affect availability of these sites, right?

This is HN, not Facebook, I'm sure most here are aware of how systems operate and and have heard of compounding effects.
Cost-effectiveness decision for fixing a known coding mistake
In general, when you think you have evidence supporting your case it's a good idea to go ahead and just use it rather than talking about how you plan to use it.
I can't believe people are pearl clutching about sex parties in San Francisco of all places.
I have an old memory of my grandmother being scolded because she only wanted to take the paper of the guy she wanted to vote for. And the assessors at my local voting place usually complain when people pick only one paper and want to bypass the voting booth (but it is not like they will come to blows over this).
My friends and I were attacked by a gang on New Years completely unprovoked in Paris in 2000, which is also where my dad had to fend off another hoard of people trying to rob him while on crutches 10 years before that.
OT but, I switched away from Lando over to plain docker-compose files, It was much easier to configure things. For example, trying to get HMR working in Lando was just a pain.

Lando is great for getting up and running quickly,outside of the recipes, it's easier to just create your own docker-compose file.
This. You've hit on the "shifting baseline" phenomena[1]. We cannot remember what our grandparents experienced in their daily lives.

I'll add the ongoing extinction crisis that is picking up steam, itself a knock-on effect of us gobbling up all land resources and also climate change, and pollutants. I remember days in the park in the 1980s where the air would be filled with bees and insects of all kinds. The insects are so few and far between. Like, I don't even see moths swarming around streetlights anymore. It's eerie.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shifting_baseline
This looks really cool, especially in full-screen mode!
In the settings screen, I think it would be useful if each option showed a "reset to default" button after you change it.
Ah, so you want a half-assed solution - my specialty. Solar radiation management looks good to me.
Not sure this is a good posture regardless.

First, I'll note that a lot of poor people IRL have just as much "social conscience" than other people, especially politically. Poor people vote based on the whole range of issues that everyone else votes on.

Second, the "i've got my own problems go away" response is applicable to everything, including poverty.

The older these tropes get, the less thoughtfully they are used.
Another bad faith argument. It is better than driving a CO2 emitter. Full stop.
Any (scientific) source that climate change will guarantee the death of the children or grandchildren?
Your weirdly specific anecdote doesn't really contradict the data on safety across western cities.
If you don't fix the climate issues, neither of those priorities will be met.
I also want to commission a bench labelled

This Chair Is Left To Rest "IN LOVING MEMORY
OF WIFE MRS. & DOG SIT AND VISIT MY SPAIN

and just let the future wonder wut.
heck, I feel safer walking around tel aviv, even with yesterdays events, than I did just walking from the SFPL main branch to the Metreon.
Are people even bothering to report muggings and similar crimes in SF anymore?
Crime is seriously under reported, between a culture of not trusting police (snitching, etc) and police being either understaffed or underfunded.
And maintained by me, an avid reader of printed newspapers to this day.
The question you pose is effectively why we’re in the situation we’re in. To solve the climate crisis all externalities need to effectively be captured in the price in order to stabilize the market failure with respect to said externalities.

Subsidies are what we do now already which is why we’re in the situation we’re in.
This issue is dramatically real, but exactly how to solve it is not clear. Specifically targeting Chesa Boudin does not make much sense. A good illustration of how the problems go much deeper than the DA was when hooligans smashed up a high end shop in Union Square. Chesa swore to being them to justice and prosecute them with serious charges. That happened and then a short time later the perpetrators were released from incarceration. Pretending that Chesa is the problem may be fun and satisfying, but that approach cannot solve this problem.
I'm a heavy user of JetBrains IDEs for most of my development work and use it with the excellent IdeaVIM plugin because modal editing is my preferred input method.

I have all the goodies and features of the full IDE with the keybindings and modal editing muscle memory I've built up over the last 15 years.

Technically I can get Vim to do most of what JetBrains does but that's a very very big hill to climb.
No, it’s not that bad, this is a PR move to pander to a specific politically oriented audience.
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Is it reasonable to liken such image generation to projection?

Like when they say your brain is constantly projecting its own model of the world for comparison with sensory input. I like that as a model of how our brain works BTW.
Crime is as much a perception thing to individuals as much as real stats:

“We shut down Kraken’s global headquarters on Market Street in San Francisco after numerous employees were attacked, harassed and robbed on their way to and from the office.”

(they also mention business partners robbed)

I'm sure it doesn't take many of those incidents to make a really bad impression.

It wouldn't take many for me either.
Salaries and chalk... and travel, and equipment (even if it's just computers), this web-site, the person who designed it... It easily could get into hundreds of thousands per year, or even millions. It's not like this is a revenue-generating venture, so there's no return on that investment. It's pure donations.

Most likely the money they raised came with strings attached. This website feels like that. Notice all the names of sponsors.

"Sure, we'll give you a few million dollars, but we want to see that you are getting the idea out there and building education. Also, put our name all over it."

Money doesn't grow on trees and getting it out of donors isn't easy.
It's mostly copy-pasted from this article:

https://www.breitbart.com/environment/2019/09/20/nolte-clima...
The char* cast there makes it explicit what the decrement operator does here: it decrements hash_ptr.parm.v.p by one because the value is treated as a pointer to char.

Maybe the problem is that fpop() returns something else than a char?
Why do you think russia invaded Ukraine? Ukraine was working with Shell oil to extract vast oil deposits that are only able to be reached with modern tech. If they got that oil, it would make them the 14th largest oil state in the world. Ukraine also happens to be the main pipeline the USSR sold through. Ukraine, when it gets that oil will be able to side step russia and sell to Europe. Also of importance is that the independent zones that sided with russia happen to be right on top of deposits. The only thing russia has going for it is oil and they need to keep their monopoly. What this has to do with climate change is that russia would have to modernize all their soviet infrastructure to get costs down and also extend their pipelines to china, but it is easier to keep being dirty and crush the competition.
If I'm reading that graph right, it looks like driving an EV is about halfway between an ICE car and no car? A 50% reduction seems pretty decent to me.
Aren't you a lot more likely to get mugged when you're a tourist than when you're in the city you live in?
The article's tone answers its own question. There's a consensus on change, not on crisis. Let's have an honest conversation about that. What do we truly know? What does the data really indicate? What can we do? What should we do? Please leave your emotions and opinions at the door. Trying to prematurely wrap the conversation with alarmism is the reason for the eyerolls.
Are they bothering in NYC? Nope.
(yawn).

It’s a pet project of mine and a fun one at that (of many hobbies).
you forget that we've had QE since '08 to kick the can down the road to bail out the banks that screwed everything up.

the can cannot be kicked any more.
This seems like a PR move since skeptics, conspiracy theorists are the most likely people to get into crypto.
Not sure I agree -- their general policy can change, but OP should be able to secure a ongoing 99% remote agreement.

I work for a not-remote organization and my remote allowance is in my offer letter and HR file.
> And Sweden imports trash to burn, raking in $100m/year in doing so.

Which is basically nothing. Sweden's annual expenditure is $100 billion, meaning this covers 0.1% of their expenses. That's the equivalent of a person on 50k getting $50 as some offm

Agreed with all of the rest of your points though!
not a macos dev, but this is a great hiring approach!
Politically you may be right. As a piece of policy, it's a solution in search of a problem. Even in places like the UK (which have ID-free voting) personation is essentially a non-problem. Literally a handful of votes a year. If you want to try to influence election results you don't do it at retail, with a high chance of getting caught and low returns, you do something systematic: the present government's drive to redraw boundaries and discourage the 'wrong kind' of voters, perhaps, which will end up being legal but which is deeply scummy, or the kind of skulduggery seen in Erlam v Rahman[0].

Given that any kind of ID requirement is likely to reduce the number of votes (some proportion will lose or forget their ID even if you literally issue IDs to every single eligible person) the ultimate question is this: how many valid votes are you prepared to lose in order to prevent each invalid one?

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erlam_v_Rahman
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"Russian Oligarchs" is the common usage, and definitions are descriptive as much as they are prescriptive.

For "Oligarch" outside of the compound "Russian Oligarch" - you tell me who matches, it's a moot point to what I wanted to say above.
Those actually created big parts of the SW EU! Stuff that was written for those games got authorized into canon. Star Wars also produced a ton of new material for its EU. It was a living universe, ripe for gaming.

Blade Runner is 2 movies. (Or 14 or something, if you count all the directors cuts)
> In neither case the AGPL is modified, you're just adding other contract conditions.

That’s not nearly as clear-cut as you make it out to be, and future court rulings may contradict this one.

The AGPL after all is still a copyrighted work, and a future court may rule that the authors of the AGPL clearly intended their work to only ever be used without being bundled that way.
Seattle has a similar crime and drug problem.
What would crime "in control" look like?
Well, DOS is still a thing. Was it Turbo C? I know DOS and Assembly.

If you have the .exe, we can figure out which compiler was used.
This is super interesting. Wifi really needs the push. Wifi Hotspot specification for roaming os a good start but there's so much behind the scenes action that's left to implementors. This seems a great go to create a connected mesh of networks.

At the moment it's pretty unclear what tools & technology are being made available, to alliance mbers, & the piblic. They have a couple brief repos on gothub, including- no shocker- specs for a RADIUS extension. But seemingly very little software available publicly on github.

I hope eventually this sort of tech comes down to being something that, for example, openwrt'ers might be able to setup.at BattleMesh, or something hackspaces can configure their local meshes to support. Perhaps folks on chaosvpn or dn42 or others could likewise join their wifi systems via these tools and technologies.

Atm the faq lists WBA OpenRoaming as a specific internetwork, a set of standards, amd some tooling. Hoping we see this really open up & flourish. Currently the tooling feels not accessible/open, but definitely reserving judgement & very interested & hopeful.
More than that, they are using religious touchstones to make their point.

Feeling guilty for existence and making things worse - is original sin.

Recycling, putting oneself to trouble and expense - is penance.

Scientist and politicians - are the priests.

Saving the earth - is heaven.
Becoming a selfish meme? ;)
How is climate change “whining about their own problems?”.

The LA times author was making the point that, to him and his readers, nothing matters as much as climate change. While what is happening in Ukraine is absolutely terrible, in his mind it does not reach the level of concern that climate does.

Parents response was “oh you’re so privileged”, and my point is that just about everyone on this site is. Frankly, their comment came across less like empathy and more like standard deflection.

Finally, climate change is only “our problem” in the sense that it’s primarily driven by the global rich and privileged. The people who will bear the worst of it are the poor in the global south who did little to contribute to the problem.
I've been in both places recently and currently live in NYC. We may have to agree to disagree because to me, the difference is pretty stark.
I'll be trying that magic incantation shortly.

[Edit] I tried it, and it didn't make anything worse.

What I was hoping to find (and spend a few days looking) was for some set of flags I could give to a modern copy of gcc to hold it's nose and compile this code as-is, as a starting point.

Git under Debian 3 seems to be a no-go. I'm tempted to just have two virtual machines that are never on at the same time mount a separate virtual disk that holds the Stoical source code and git repository.

Make changes / test in Debian 3... when happy shut it down, fire up Debian 11 and do a commit and push to github. Shut it down, fire up Debian 3, repeat.
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[0]: https://github.com/mutagen-io/mutagen-compose
[1]: https://mutagen.io/documentation/orchestration/compose
Well, I'm not sure if it ever was legal to be honest.

I know in presidential election it wasn't, and neither the last time during the parliamentary, presidential election or local referendum. I was commissioner for a couple of years so I should know.

If you don't believe me you can look up the election law Zákon č. 247/1995 Sb. and go for paragraph 18, or 19. I'm not completely sure which one it is.
The GFC hit during my early 20s. And I remember the zeitgeist of people my age during that time.

Many young people put off home ownership specifically because we watched slightly older friends lose their shirts on their houses. I remember specifically one friend who had to save up to sell their house, not only was he selling for 20% less than he bought for, but he was making $20k in out-of-pocket concessions to the buyers. Popular opinion was that houses were too risky.

Plus, there was the issue of, we all either were laid off recently, or had friends who had been laid off. It's kind of hard to think about long term planning with that hanging over you head.

So when the house of cards collapses, young people won't be the beneficiaries. They will suffer long-term because they lack the experience and context to internalize concepts like business cycles. I remember my mom telling me to use the $8000 first buyer credit from the government to buy the house across the street from her for $78,000. That house is how worth a quarter of a million. But I didn't buy it because I was worried about layoffs or further market collapse.
Don't CDs have relatively short shelf lives? Not as bad as floppies, but still -- will people be able to take 50 year old CDs and spin them up?
I will still challenge these assertions. Lowering quality of life....to only a bazillion times better than a couple generations ago. When in reality the things people would be giving up are gluttonous wastes of energy like private jets and affordable vacations in the Caribbean (a new thing!).
I’m about to get on a plane with all of those and a remarkable tablet.

The iPad is the one I’m considering leaving, but I think I’d rather watch media on the iPad than try to bring an Apple TV.

I tried to replace the computer with the iPad, and even with the app listed above, it just wasn’t there for me.
I think you're being too pessimistic. They're probably trying to underpromise so they can overdeliver. If they tell you these in-office events are once per year, then they need to do it twice, you might get upset.

Instead of asking them how frequently these things will happen, maybe you should ask how frequently they've happened in the past six months. Even better if you can ask someone not involved in your hiring process.
A logout may just consist of deleting the token in the browser.
What Le Corbusier got right about office space
I can confirm, having lived in San Francisco for many years: street conditions were never great, but over the past two years, they have gotten far worse than ever before. Street-level crime is rampant now throughout the city, and particularly in the largely abandoned downtown area where Kraken's offices are.

San Francisco is not a large city at all. It's 7 miles by 7 miles. There are not a lot of areas where you can rent a single office large enough to hold all of Kraken's employees, and most of those are in what is now a high crime area downtown and in SOMA.

It's also still very expensive to rent compared to other nearby cities and suburbs (somehow), and has extra payroll taxes levied on large employers.

I'm not surprised at all that yet another large tech company is abandoning the city. There are many other areas, even nearby, that are far cheaper and where employees can come to work every day without fearing for their lives.
The issue there is that global warming isn't a crisis, until it suddenly is due to a weather event. Ice caps melting: not a crisis. Flooding during a weather event: Crisis. Average temperatures in a year going up by .5 degrees: not a crisis. Forest fires destroying your house, or droughts causing crops to fail: Crisis. Glaciers and permafrost melting: not a crisis. Ocean gulf stream stopping, causing warm water to no longer go north and vice-versa, triggering a new ice age and all of Scandinavia, northern Europe and northern America to be covered in a kilometer of ice: that's a bit of an issue.

I get it, it's not an immediate crisis for most, so people are like "huh I remember hot summers back in MY day", confusing weather for climate and not seeing a need to act.

I'm pessimistic though. Any change now will be too little, too late; we've passed the point of no return, of climate collapse years ago. Things like: permafrost is melting, releasing sequestered CO2 and methane in the atmosphere at a rate greater than our own pollution. Polar caps and glaciers are not recovering, making the ocean absorb more heat (ice reflects sun rays back into space). Rising sea levels and the like make water push ice up and about, causing large ice sheets to break off of Antarctica and float into warmer waters. The list goes on. I'm not very optimistic. I just hope to die of old age before famine and war strike; given the current instability of existing unions like Europe and NATO, I'm not very positive about that either though.
Thanks for posting this. I hope my original comment didn't seem to hate-y. It's a genuine "I don't get it". But your comment really clarifies things. It also highlights one of my concerns- addiction to information.
I guess yes and no.

SF is certainly a city with its problems. I can't say that wasn't part of my decision to move away years ago.

However, the current right-wing meme of "new left-wing prosecutors instantly turned SF into an unliveable hellscape" is mostly just well-financed propaganda. The statistics don't support a huge surge in violent crime except in the sense that (like everywhere) it's rebounded from temporary lows during covid lockdowns: https://twitter.com/petercalloway/status/1510032517876764674
I can't think of anyone who'd be more prudish in public than a chicom.
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i removed the quotes, not sure why i used them in the first place.
This is rich given crowds of his fans still chant “lock her up.” Who is in whose head?
If you're interested by online ttrpg, Roll20 is most obvious place as well as ttrpg discords
I would put education at the top of the list. We in the U.S. should re-emphasize rigorous topics of STEM, history, language, philosophy, logic, civics etc., set high standards for passing and graduating middle and high school, so that our voting population will know how to think and reason. Without this, I don't see how we as a country can make rational, reasonable decisions to deal with complex issues like climate.
Windows 11 shell UI seems to be mostly web. I remember how during beta testing people kept finding widgets were you could accidentally trigger Chrome's caret browsing prompt when pressing F7.
My theory is San Francisco evangelists have Stockholm syndrome. I stayed on Market St. last summer: Saw two car break-ins before I even got a chance to park at the hotel, got harassed by tweakers every time I stepped outside, watched 3 shoplifters waltz out the door while talking to a disenchanted police officer at the Target, caught a man shooting up on the steps of the federal building ... but I didn't see any human biowaste so I guess I should be thankful.

I've lived in rough neighborhoods before but even I was clutching my pearls! I can handle gangsters and cold shoulders, but this is another breed of degenerate. They're like zombies, slowly losing humanity!

The caveat being I met many kind folks too, homeless or otherwise.

[edit: I now remember I actually did see human biowaste.]
it would be a renters market and you would be bidding down to the point you are making marginal impact on your debt repayment.