skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Why do you assume the poster ever cared about git, naming or racism? Even among Americans, these are minority. Moreover, HN is more of actively hostile tonideas like that. You don't even know whether OP is American. You are doing literally what you complain about why you complain about it.

Moreover, bohemian literally means "a socially unconventional person, especially one who is involved in the arts". I am guessing you probably misread it as "gypsy" or "roma" where such stereotype might exist (tho negative stereotypes about them are much different nowdays afaik, but were be like that in past)
whew, ayahuasca is a whole different beast and frankly is frightens me and I don't think I ever want to be in a position where I do it.

psilocybin's come up is frightening/anxiety/panic inducing as it is....I don't think I can ever jump over ayahuasca, that seems like a whole different animal.

For me I feel like psilocybin "reset" my brain and there's some long lasting protection mechanism against depressive thinking. Even if I do feel down, something pulls me out of it. Whereas depression once it pulls you in, it likes to keep you there.

Do not take psychedelics lightly, especially ayahuasca and heroic doses. Even for the come up on psilocybin, it required considerable self calming and focused willpower to overcome the fear of losing ego. But my god, what comes after, the clarity, the peace, love and lingering positivity....zero chance the pharmaceutical community will be able to replicate it.
This also helps the speaker know whether to speed up or slow down to fill their time.
The Soviet Tu-22 (a bomber) also did this. (Though not the Tu-22M, which is basically a different plane.)
In the United States and the United Kingdom, 80 percent of the population clusters around urban hubs with high-traffic hospitals and blood banks. In African nations like Libya, Djibouti, and Gabon, about 80 to 90 percent of the populations live in cities, too. But in Rwanda, that number flips: 83 percent of Rwandans live in rural areas.

DON’T BE FOOLED by Rwanda’s rural demographics; the country has a reputation for leaning into health tech innovations. Rwanda’s universal health care system reaches over 90 percent of the population. In 2009, the government piloted a phone-based program, called RapidSMS, to track and reduce maternal and child mortality. By 2013, RapidSMS connected 15,000 villages to the country’s wider network of doctors, hospitals, and ambulances.

This is inspiring.
I can tell you why this is happening! I think!

OK, so first off, FKMS vs KMS.

KMS is Kernel Mode Setting. This is the kernel's framework for setting video modes, abstracting over HDMI/DSI initialization, timing parameters, etc. etc. across platforms.

FKMS is still KMS, but it's a special KMS driver for the Pi which sets up HDMI using the DispmanX API into the Broadcom proprietary OS that runs alongside Linux on the Raspberry Pi. This is nice because it's dead simple for Linux (Linux quite literally gets to say "yo, gimme a 1920x1080 layer!") but bad because it relies on a proprietary blob and the blob can't be extended.

Native KMS, on the other hand, sets up HDMI using native device access to the actual registers which affect the HDMI encoder, DSI link, and so on. This is more extensible and isn't closed source, but it's also mega complicated.

Now, here's the kicker on your Pi. Other commenters are correct that normally, KMS should just affect mode setting, not rendering. But, on the Pi, this isn't true. KMS and FKMS _also_ affect the way _layers_ are configured in the DRM (Direct Render Manager) subsystem.

Why? DispmanX isn't just a mode setter, it's also a scaling and compositing (layering) engine!

So, in the course of bypassing DispmanX, the DRM system in KMS mode now needs to act differently - it needs to configure 2D compositing planes through the KMS system instead of through DispmanX.

What's on a separate 2D compositing layer?

The legacy cursor.

Here's the switch where RealKMS is responsible for setting up the cursor compositing layers, a task which in FakeKMS was already handled by DispmanX:

https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/blob/aeaa2460db088fb2c9...

https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/blob/1fe617a917eac75800...

Now, _why_ this makes your cursor lag, I don't know, but that's the difference.
> It's the equivalent of motion smoothing on TVs.

Funny enough this bugged me at the start, but now I no longer care or notice it and actually dislike when TVs have it turned off. We all got used to a certain video standard and now it's a different standard and it's Just Fine.
I don't know if I would call it exactly tangential to societal stability, since we have multiple historical examples of what happens when inter-generational poverty goes too far. And usually the end result is not pretty for those in charge.

It seems easy to say that societal stability isn't dependent on social mobility until the lower class decides that it's time to bring out the guillotines.
words have meaning; using them correctly in context matters. the fact of the matter is the term you used has nothing to do with stimulus'. you were attempting to imply that forgiveness somehow harms the lower classes when it categorically doesnt.

the only person being 'uncharitable' here is you; attempting to label someone calling out your BS position as 'extreme' and then attempting to categorically label an entire political spectrum with the same brush.
Beautiful summary. Thank you very much.
Fedora 36 is still in beta. Wayland fractional scaling is an experimental feature. Have you tried the "large text" option in Settings -> Accessibility?
Receipts, please?
The video explains why the pressure in a specific volume decreases if the speed increases. I'm not sure that's correct or not, but it's certainly not what Bernoulli is about. Bernoulli describes what happens along a streamline. It's about how speed and pressure change in space, along a streamline, not about how they change in time, or about how they change in response to outside influences.
My parents grew up in white, working class neighborhoods in the 1950s.

The families were extremely unstable. There was stigma to straight up divorce, and lots of “everything is fine” when it wasn’t.

Both parents were raised by grandparents, aunts/uncles, etc.

They turned out very well.

I guess that reinforces the authors point.

When marriage isn’t about individual fulfillment, but supporting the community, you get unhappy marriages but stronger communities.
It's very difficult for me to believe they're making $7.25 in Asheville like the article says. If you're making that, it's a matter of choice.
I saw a tweet that found this same statement, spaced approx 20 years apart, about the kids of the day.

I wish I could recall where I saw it.
> * To be clear this is just basic support like a stable roof over my head,

Over the course of a few years that's well into 6 figures of support
A lot of people live a release behind latest going by:

https://retrace.fedoraproject.org/faf/summary/
DrDc is unrelated to the issue here. As another commenter guessed, it's just an optimization to Chromium's graphics pipeline. Chrome has a number of processes that need to execute GPU work. For example, there's the renderer process which actually draws the page content into tiles (we refer to this as "rasterization"). There's at least one renderer process per page because of Site Isolation, but there can be more like in the case of iframes. There's also the Viz process that (among other things) handles the composition of all of the tiles generated by the renderers into the final framebuffer (this is known as the Display Compositor). Each of these processes funnels their GL calls into a separate thread called the GPU main thread which as part of Chromium's security model, is the only thread privileged to interact with the actual system graphics drivers.

The insight behind DrDc is that display compositing is higher priority than rasterization, so having both share work on the GPU main thread is bad for performance. DrDc is a large effort, but at the risk of oversimplifying, it's main purpose is to create a new GPU thread that the display compositor can use exclusively. DrDc is still rolling out on most platforms which may explain why it's disabled on your device, but regardless, it should not help with the video playback issues you're seeing.
was why i stopped taking marijuana, if absolutely need be, a low THC + high CBD combination seems to put anxiety at bay but what I dislike is the racing thoughts, the euphoria that kicks you out of boredom but keeps you coming back.

some people don't seem to have it as bad but for me I really struggle with the popular belief that marijuana is harmless. We simply don't know, we are guinea pigs with these high thc marijuana.

I certainly wasn't my best with it, it magnified emotions and past memories, it exasperated my OCD/ADD. Looking back, I really wish I hadn't used marijuana but at the same time, glad I went through that phase when I was younger.
> Venmo

The fact that venmo is on this list is hilarious, but yes it is deserved. It's genuinely exciting to see where the limit of shameless growth hacking is, if there is any. Will there ever be a dialysis machine that invites all your friends?
The Mercury News article is a syndicated CNN piece:

Text-only version: https://lite.cnn.com/en/article/h_2ab742409be210c718777d3fb8...
That just isn't true. Extended families are common and coexist with nuclear ones throughout the Mediterranean-influenced world, including the bulk of Latin America. That's a huge population to study. Not to mention Asia.
Indeed. And then I felt bad for that old guy. But then it was really hard not to laugh again. Very glad nobody got seriously hurt.
A reaction like that implies that the farmer was screwed over in a previous incident or has heard of someone that was.
Plumbers and pipefitters have a union that has plenty of power in current market. No health insurance and they won't work. Plumbing pays more than 80k in major cities. Plumbing contractors have to carry workers comp insurance.
The reason the US is bi-partite is the voting system, so you can't say it doesn't impact representativity.
The GDPR popup on this site is pure dark pattern, try saying "no do not sell my data" and the next prompt auto-selects "yes sell my data" with a default button of "Allow".

What Fucking Trash.

For anyone who desires reading TFA without the crap salad sando:

https://web.archive.org/web/20220421034027/https://www.cnx-s...

https://archive.ph/180ug
Not a great suggestion if you’re not white. The Midwest is not place I would want to subject my children to.
If you're Gen Z, your parents most likely began careers in the early 1990s, probably later than that. What careers did they have then that were such an easy piece of cake? The 1990s were not the 1950s.
Her "talk" might have moved towards center. If she was in power the talk would be forgotten -- Just like with other politicians pandering for votes. The tiger doesn't change its stripes.
Who decides the architectonic layout of that marketplace and could it not have some sort of influence on the success or failure of said idea?

Or lets ask differently: how could there ever be a neutral layout to said market place, which is without influence of the powers at play in any given situation?
Maybe it should not be risky to have 2 kids for an average person.

And also simultaneously, especially American culture is super judgemental of people whonhave kids and struggle financially in any way. It is big in personal responsibility in relation to having them, paying health care or ensuring school or even supervising etc. I find it unfair that in same environment people end up blamed for having too high standards when they internalize all that and insist on being responsible and financially well off.
> subjects your body to huge compressive forces - it's not uncommon to fracture your spine.

I've heard that military pilots are retired from flying after the second ejection (regardless of the reason for it) due to this spinal injury concern. It must be one hell of a kick in the ass.
I was hoping someone with more knowledge of the situation would chime in..

My understanding is that:

Acting as a group the EU has made some "pragmatic" decisions like fishing in western Sahara waters, but probably found it relatively easy to turn down less economic and/or more illegal activities as a block. If the UK were to more fully ignore UN decisions and accept natural resource from the disputed lands, the loss of respecting the rules is much more a loss for the EU than Morocco.
Nestle used the same marketing techniques in every country. In the United States today approx. 70% of babies are fed entirely or partially using formula. If that number surprises you, then maybe that's a hint to check your privilege.

Don't forget that one of the major exports of "European cultures"--including European-educated people from elsewhere--is manufactured outrage.

Making a buck off of poor people is hardly unique to European culture.
Can your refresh my memory, of such illegal spying?
Also the GIANT difference is that US can legally spy on non US citizens, so even if I would complain that NSA hacked my company and stole a lot of people private data the Americans will just say "they did their job, all is legal" , there is need for an agreement so we respect each other citizens. if you think X is a terrorist and want to read his emails then does not matter if X is or not a US citizens you follow the laws and present a judge your evidence and ask for permission to spy.
Have visited. The constant microaggressions are exactly what I expected.
Really nice to hear, I was always quite sceptical about similar drone based ideas, it's nice to be proven wrong.
That is terrible PR. In any case, who knows what would have happened if he’d stayed on board, considering that nobody seemed to care about the limits the doctor set?

On the other hand, he probably does not want a reminder of his “adventure”.
could DHCP be coming via the VPN connection? sure seems like your network is getting a new default router.
The bottom line are the results.

I bet many people failed trying services like beeminder. The stakes are high. If it works, the upside is huge. If If doesn't, just a couple dozen dollars lost. Experimenting is a no brainer.

If it works, 12 or 20 dollars/mo is ridiculously cheap.

I'd pay $200/mo if it works and helps me achieve more in less time. Many would be able to recoup this investment in one or two productive days...
I think things would be better if interest rates were higher as well. Inflated home prices are from high demand, but also because so many people can get loans for 350k. People would be less willing to deal with that price tag if they had to deal with 5-7% interest. You'd start having smaller homes being built and lower competition in the market. It would also incentivise people to save for down payments instead of the pay as you go model we have now.
The traditional rule for a mortgage was 20% down and the house itself was no more than 2.5 times salary.

Where I live, Boise, housing prices have shot up dramatically, over twice. Median house prices in Boise is $536k. So you would really need to make $214K/year to afford the mortgage under the old rules. And nobody makes that kind of money here.
Obviously anyone can play however they like and how they enjoy the game. But I feel like this "enter three optimized words and win" is too easy. So instead I go with hard mode, and have to think some more. I still start with the same word every time, but from there on most parts vary. I also allow myself to fall back to normal mode if finding the word depends on pure luck (e.g. _ATCH).

Bonus: If you and your friends play hard mode, you can try to do a reverse wordle on their solutions.
I have no idea why you think you speak for "the industry", you maybe live in a bubble but fortran, cobol and haskell are alive and well...remember, the right tool for the job.
> You know - evil Putin blew up a plane

I know, not just one plane, we are forgetting MH17 which is on the bloody hands of Putin as well
The places I've seen with houses in the $50k to $80k range are in Rust Belt-esque areas whose time has long passed, or in places where a "career" means working at Walmart or cooking methamphetamine. Their economic prospects aren't that great, and their long term economic prospects are even worse.

Rural areas also tend not to be great places for LGBT people, either.
> The national percentile doesn’t really matter when your income is not portable, and you can’t just move and take it with you.

With remote work, it's a lot more portable than you might think.
We reached the max comment depth. I don’t disagree with your points. One point of clarification is that when I say democracy I mean republican or parliamentarian style government.

I sympathize with the critique of democracy. However the failure of more authoritarian systems of governing is and always has been the lack of transparency and trust. In a democratic style of government there’s at least an attempt of oversight. Good luck making a FOIA request to a king or private corporation. Autocrats abuse this flaw to amass power and wealth for themselves at the expense of the population.

Democracy is also inextricably tied to civil liberties. Disenfranchised citizens have less recourse when their civil liberties are attacked
Shell scripts require more direct systems knowledge than languages with an abstracted approach to _any_ system. As a rule of thumb if I am using python to drive (popen) system binaries I don't write in python and if I have significant data structures I avoid the shell. TBH the popular movement and younger crowd have kind of dismissed aptitude with the traditional unix shell/awk/sed as not worthy of significant effort due to any number of (mostly shallow) complaints. (gnu) Awk is a wonderful language in itself but sadly most users don't know anything about it and use it for trivial operations. These days if I am working with younger people in a team environment I default to python and avoid the bickering. That's the way wars are won - make it unpleasant enough that surrender is a better option.
I know that feeling; people projecting what they like onto you, assuming therefore you will like it too and then getting upset when you don't. It's horrible because it feels like it's your problem - but it's really not.
Lol... somebody sure had a lot of fun writing this up :)
Honestly as an EU citizen... On one side there is no real development of a better IT infra to surpass/came back the giant data-centers model, witch means toward a real old-new connected desktop-centric IT AND there are not real EU competitors for many services from USA companies, so one one side EU do not really want to led again in tech nor to create a new and better IT.

On the other side EU commission prove to be as oppressive and not representative of their Citizens interests as USA Gov for USA Citizens witch means that beside the formal democratic dress the substance is a neoliberal economically-driven dictatorship who tend as fast as it can to the Chinese model. We still have less ineffective justice, more protective norms, but differences are waning more and more. Swapping crappy and bad USA services that at least are battle tested with more crappy and even worse EU services does not help Citizens at all.

For me until enough intellectual and techies rise training enough common citizens to IMPOSE BY LAW mandatory FLOSS and mandatory open hardware that makes the actual model not really sustainable we will not get anything really better.

It's like those who flee GitHub for GitLab because "we do not want Microsoft" as if any other for-profit company would be better by magic. The real target should be surpassing the actual web model. not swapping an evil actor with another who being based on the very same principles will clearly be the very same.
Some systems do. I've worked on one.
”We make money by selling a snippet of code to websites that integrates with Super Agent.
Essentially, websites can have a JS snippet unique to them so that when a user with Super Agent visits, cookie preferences are applied automatically without having to ask anything.”
https://www.super-agent.com/faq
Yeah, white American boomers had the easiest economic opportunity in human history for the reasons you stated. That time is now over. Millenials/Gen Z are jealous they never had the opportunity. Boomers and younger people who have been indoctrinated can't comprehend why the vast majority are struggling.

The post war capitalist system they enjoyed was a temporary anomaly. It isn't compatible with modern life, yet the system is still there. We need to end this gerontocracy and oligarchy.

The software engineering industry is a miniature example of what the boomers had. I am a software engineer, but I have the self awareness to know it's temporary and lucky. So many on HN don't.
I agree, but I struggled with the wording to covey that I did not come from a wealthy family with a trust fund or something like that

We are a "normal" midwest 2 parent household, in the 50th percentile of income band for the region.

My over arching point is there has to be some personal accountability. it is easy to be a victim, blame the system, blame rich people, blame everyone but yourself for your own circumstances.

Life is hard and often unfair, and I freely admit I am one serious illness away from bankruptcy, there are things we need to do change the system in many ways

However alot of the talk I see about "solutions" will in reality just make things worse and further push victim culture that i see today.

I don't have all the answer, but "woe is me, life is soo hard and unfair" attitude I see I can assure people is not a solution
Now that's an article author that enjoys his job.
It’s an agreement to change the rules, obviously. So I don’t quite see what other form this should or even could take.

And, FWIW, some back-and-forth with the constitutional court is entirely normal and expected. It’s not a crime or otherwise dubious to have a difference of opinion on the most complicated legal issues.
But “eventually” can mean “now, as an easy loan from the central bank/lender of last resort”, which trust the solvency of the bank’s loans.
What about factoring in interest rates? After all, people ultimately care about the monthly payments than about the sticker price.
I would hope most sensible browsers would simply stop any polling timers after a short while when the user is not interacting with the page.

Every website ‘needs’ to run stuff like that, there is no alternative to just reigning them in.
>One surprising thing, for example, is how much the VC and later PAVN controlled the initiative.

That's how a lot of defensive wars go. The US was not strategically attempting to be on the offensive.

>With a few exceptions (which Hollywood tends to highlight) the initiative, when to engage and how, was Vietnamese, not American.

Even this is somewhat revisionist. At the end of the war the US was overwhelmingly leading in engagements and pushed the VC out of huge swaths. The VC were so decisively beaten back that they ceased to be an effective fighting force, almost disbanding entirely.

>No surprise they won.

Except they lost essentially all the battles.

The Vietnam War is a war where the US won almost every single tactical engagement, but lost the over all strategic war. Very few wars in history end that way.

>Another remarkable thing is how well the Vietnamese air force did against the Americans.

Initially. At the end, the US airspace was essentially unobstructed.
Which, given the universal consensus to use 4-space indentation in mature projects, basically never happens.

What's the upside?

Readability. And freedom from silly debates about which indentation style is best.
Do you have black or Hispanic friends or colleagues that you know near you? Have you asked them about their experiences with race where you live?