skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
From my vantage point a catastrophe has not yet occurred and may not occur. What we have are a bunch of apocalyptic predictions from a tiny group of zealous people trying to force a behavior on a very large group of people.

Sounds too much like religion to me.
Yes. The past half century has been devoted to exploiting the working class breadwinner and family the benefit of the idle class. Now that the working class breadwinner and family has been improvished and ground down, what is the solution? For the upper classes to hold working class breadwinner and family to account, to become more judgemental of them etc.
Any managed postgresql will do: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/sql-notify.html
Good!

Now can Google please also respect the DNT header and automatically reject all cookies if present? That would demonstrate real leadership and putting the user experience first.
More like if you send hate mail to someone and they complain to the post office, then the post office will stop sending your mail.
If they picked javascript I'm sure nix would be more popular, but also despised by the same crowd that currently loves it.
I don't see that as an anti-EU rant but more like a neutral description of the situation. The EU has been completely open that its ideal scenario now is that the UK would agree to implement all EU rules and laws as before, but without being a member. It has been willing to enforce trade sanctions on the financial system in order to try and get what it wants in unrelated areas like immigration law. And the EU did nothing when one of its two most powerful members asserted its intention to use electricity supply cutoffs to gain leverage in fishing rights disputes.

These things are all matters of fact. From the EU's perspective these things are not "negative" exactly, but merely the way they play the game. Everything is connected to everything else and any inter-dependency may become leverage in any unrelated area of cooperation at any time.
It seems he has survived ice for couple hours, that's different than very cold water, as the water will transfer heat away a lot faster.
All of the other editors manage to be available for integrated GPU chipsets: Premiere, Lightworks, Kdenlive, Final Cut, shall I go on?

So yes, it's very weird.
It would be fascinating to see the design review document and resulting launch metrics for this. Somewhere deep in Google there is a written justification for the previous dark pattern.
Here's a story from last year about a clinical trial that is actually about strengthening tooth enamel: https://dental.washington.edu/trials-begin-on-lozenge-that-r...
It will run just on just about any terminal on any OS. Only standard xterm escapes are used.

You might find a really old terminal emulator where it struggles, but it would be the exception and not the rule.
The author provides laughably little justification for his claims for the causes of these phenomena.

For a more meaty examination, I’d recommend Robert Putnam’s “Our Kids: The American Dream in Crisis.”
I just use text message group chats, and so do most people I know.
> Out of curiosity: What is/was your motivation behind this and how does it correlate to elections?

What motivated me is the simple fact that during this presidential campaign we would have one candidate saying that his presidential balance has been "very good", and on the other side all the opponents have been constantly stating that it has been a "disaster". During these last months, I have been unable to find a "neutral" and global way of see the impact Macron has had during the last 5 years. I therefore wanted to build this website in order to have a dashboard showing national statistics on key topics.

> Showing election dates of French presidents looks like a classic and rather obvious case of correlation does not imply causation.

I wanted to show the presidential election dates precisely to showcase this: It really almost doesn't matter which president France has. I believe that the macroeconomic variations follow World/European variations. And unfortunately, I feel that too many people believe that the presidents are "destroying" or "saving" the country.

> Might well be that I don't have the full picture though and I was not following French campaigns. Is there a public debate/ general public opinion in France that presidents had significant influence on these indicators shown?

I guess that there has probably been debates and studies about this, but from my experience I can say that presidents cannot influence too much the trends that the country is following.
> Americans in general have no idea how "humble" life can be for the European lower classes.

Don't think said lower classes live in fear of a "major health event".
Slippery slope. You'll be advocating people thinking for themselves before you know it.
Consistency and Precision in Zig's Type System
Binary thinking. You can ONLY actively consume or actively delete, unthinkable that you can passively not use it.

Its like claiming its impossible for that bottle of whiskey to sit, undrinking, on my basement bar top, whiskey can only either be chugged immediately or angrily poured down the drain. Its impossible that bottle is sitting there without my drinking it.

I assure you, despite your claim that its impossible, I have a mostly full bottle of whiskey on my bar and an unused Facebook account. Why do you believe I'm lying? It seems realistic, reasonable, and a wise course of action.

The other reason deletion is pushed is to provide the illusion of privacy. You have no privacy anymore. Everyone important or actionable has total access to your entire digital life and always has and always will; the government, the banks, the big corporations. Its a false illusion that deleting your cat-meme-sharing account somehow protects you from the credit reporting agencies or the NSA. Its important to provide that false illusion of choice so that people are distracted from the actions of the credit reporting agencies and the NSA and the IRS and the banks and ...
>I was able to run a Yocto rootfs build for ARM completely, including init, and IIRC networking, using LXC and binfmt_misc

I'd love to try that! Any pointers? :)
This is really only true for certain locations. Also, to be your own boss means you have to understand how to obtain the licenses, start the business, etc. Many of the people who could do the actual job may not be able to the overhead to be their own boss. The companies do background checks and most don't really train. The overall percentage of these blue collar jobs are a much lower percentage than they used to be. So there's more competition. Good luck getting hired with even a minor criminal record or it you don't have a driver's license.

I would quit my job today if I could make $100k
MicroPython in Docker Containers
Many of us have lost a sense of community and place we once had. I don't know what about our culture has done this, but it's bad.

The marketing, political, religious, and cultural industries that divide and conquer us into ever finer slices of demographic identities to sell us things have convinced everyone that they can only be themselves by emphasizing their irreconcilable differences with others. In doing so they have robbed us of any sense of common identity.

It's no longer acceptable to be thought of as part of broad category A where everyone has different interests and affinities. Instead now, we have to be exclusively XYZ and W, and nobody else could possibly understand the XYZW perspective.
Cookies are just completely broken. The EU should never have got involved in the way that it did. No matter how positive the intentions, the web is a worse experience as a result, with marginal privacy gains.
I would say it's getting better, maybe not to the point I d come back, probably because like I smelled, Macron helped unwind some of our social rigidity, but from the look of it (my families and friends back on the motherland), he made so many people seethe with rage with his "we must adapt or die" attitude that he ravaged the moderate parties to the profit of the populists on both side who want to reassure that we can unwind everything because none of our problems are of our own making...

But yes, def positive, def happy from abroad, and def coming back when Macron-like consensus is at 60% rather than 30, anything less means it's going to come back.

As for the root cause I think it's because we misunderstand what we are: a small country dependent on Germany's benevolence to continue with our post war marshall plan attitude. We must produce, we must invent, we must adapt, we must sacrifice. But instead we whine, we fight on the street and we vote for populist comfort that we're still the great napoleonic empire, light of the Universe, that s the issue. And yes, I know im whining here too :D Also note at least 70% of french people disagree with me, so, grain of salt...
Are there noticeable benefits right now for telling Google you live in Europe?
It’s absolutely true based on every EMT I’ve spoken to. Which, by the way, I highly recommend if you have the opportunity and the stomach for it. They have some wild stories to tell.
Telegram or slack or discord or even iMessage or SMS can provide group chat.

It can make it even easier, especially if you have various groups you interact with on different platforms.
I've thought about this a lot. It's so much more than "every generation thinks the next is awful" - that's too glib. By my count we've had 3 consecutive generations disaffected, disillusioned, and alienated. It's as if, figuratively speaking, everyone born after 1970 is a 'latchkey kid' because the parent archetype still hasn’t come home or sobered up yet.

Even still, it's best to teach kids that they have more say than any other individual about their own future, and that anything is possible. If you must teach them that the world is hostile, you must also teach them how to beat it. You wouldn't refrain from teaching them tiger evasion just because the tiger is probably going to get them.
I, as my others, tried to explain that this is not small labor. Please read the many comments related to this post before making such a incorrect statement.

If majority of games won't be around in 10-20 years, then it's a pretty good analogy of the parent post.
Friends? What friends?

More seriously... My wife has friends that she sees pretty regularly, because we still live in her home state near where she grew up, but I really don't. I'm not sure what they use to organize but I do know that it isn't Facebook or WhatsApp.

I have a couple of friends that I keep in touch with over text but we aren't a group of friends. One of my friends does have a large friend group and I happen to be in a group MMS because of him. But it's not a place where events are organized because his friends are also scattered all over the country.

I use Discord for the group that I play DnD and video games with but, again, we're scattered all over the country. Only one of them is nearby.
meh.

That's like "artists impression" view on a building and actually what gets built.

What gets built matters. It's all that matters.

And anyone who says "i built this building" when they were the one who pointed at a set of different artists impressions is frankly deluded.

(I have my inner socialist rearing up inside !)

more conciliatory, we all try to pay lip service to "business" in charge and "business decisions" that is less and less a reality - the policies are in code. Read the code, don't pretend the powerpoint based on the meeting based on the comments in the code will get you an understanding

Edit:

ok more conciliatory- there is always going to be politics, so there is always debate amoung voters (employees? stakeholders?) and there are always politicians holding a manifesto of changes - but that person (manager) should be able to read the code and understand the implications of the different changes

which also nearly follows to my next great idea - vote for policies in a company which is same as vote for executives, Let's make annual baord elections binding and competitive :-)
Yes! Currently working on selecting the best source of information about this topic and thinking about how to display it appropriately (e.g. comparing French inflation with EU average or world average?).

I am also working on the climate impact of the french population :)
I actually used to make my friends promise to give away my money if I failed to do whatever. But it never really worked that great because I would always make some plausible excuse and my friends would let it slide and eventually just give my money back.
It really gets me that Mozilla has adopted this political / activist marketing style. It feels so fake.
> This highly educated and affluent person prioritized stability for her own children. But refused to publicly endorse this value so that less fortunate children could also benefit from family stability.

Well, like most forms of discrimination, THAT'S THE POINT. These people aren't blindly going through life, discriminating without a cause. They know damned good and well what they're actually doing and will use the current state of things as justification for why they should continue the trend. In other words, conservatism. And no, it doesn't really matter what they call themselves or who they vote for, because money speaks louder than ballots.

Most parents are well aware that their kids aren't inherently special past their genetic connection. But if you can automatically cut 30-70% of the population out of the competition for the opportunities you crave for your own kid, then that works to your benefit.
Well why should they? All the hear every day is how they’re all monsters and the root of every social injustice.
Right. I don’t think it’s divorce that does terrible things to children but bad relationships. Whether that relationship ends in divorce or not, growing up in a household full of toxicity and people fighting and hating each other and full of animosity is what is terrible. And yes, that often leads to divorce. But it’s the toxicity that is terrible, not the act itself.

(My parents are not divorced and have had a quite good, tho imperfect, marriage so I can’t speak for either scenario. But this is what I gather knowing and observing people who grew up with parents who divorced or remained married while miserable and hating each other.)
I think we have a very different concept of 'difficult'. You seem to treat people as if their baseline is very, very low.
Just use a random word, luck will do the rest.
I think it makes sense for the other keys, too. Let’s say we had twelve distinct letters, A–L. Here’s a key:

H J K A C E F

First of all, which key is it? We know it starts with H. But is it major or minor? We have to mentally calculate all the intervals, rather than just looking for the sharps and flats.

And calculating the intervals is annoying! You could go 2122212, which doesn’t correspond to major or minor — it’s dorian.

Meanwhile, in current notation, you’d just look at the sharps (C# and F# = D major) and the starting note (E).
Jokes and hyperbole aside, that's honestly not too bad. At least relative to most modern bloatware.

However, 10MB is still enough to run Windows 3.1 with room to spare for a program or two.

For comparison, XTerm uses around 2.5MB, and that's a relatively bloated and crufty piece of software.
Which party has been dedicated to cutting the taxes of the wealthy for decades? As the saying goes, show me your budget and I'll show you your values.
You have it exactly backwards. Centrists center class privilege while leftists center race/gender/etc privilege. For example, when discussing racial inequality, leftists will tend to argue “disparity thus discrimination” while centrists (and moderates of all stripes, really) will argue that the mechanism is classist but it manifests as a disparity because the class distributions aren’t uniform across races.

I certainly agree that historically leftists were very concerned about class, but that hasn’t been the popular analysis among American leftists for a decade.
For all the people asking how this differs from Beeminder: my first reaction was "finally, a version of Beeminder that lets me pay $1000!"

Beeminder is obviously amazing, but it really "loses its sting" when you can't set a penalty higher than $25 (give or take -- I don't know what the current limit is).
> Current rockets mostly use kerosene instead, in spite of kerosene's far-worse efficiency in $millions-per-launch rocket engines, to avoid dealing with liquid hydrogen.

Kerosene is used because it's better, moreso than the difficulty of handling. Kerosene is basically ideal for the first stage, and is a great second stage choice if you aren't going to very high energy orbits. Hydrogen's economics are mostly terrible.
Pragmatism suggests keeping office slightly cooler as there isn’t a cooling jacket people can wear but layers abound for warmth.
I'd advise against MXRoute: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30225685

Maybe you will have a better time than I, but MXRoute is more opinionated than I'd like my mail provider to be. If you are ruling out Migadu, you might rule out MXRoute on the same grounds.
Agreed with your comments, and in fact your comment here:

> ...It feels like we're on the beginning of the next cycle a little. First we scattered a bunch of apps to see how we should use the internet, then we focused on the browser, now we're scattering some more apps to see which solves our new problems better...

Is something that i also have been thinking about myself. I'm seeing the popularity - maybe resurgence - of text based web browsers as well as the Gemini protocol and associated Gopher sites (Capsules i think they're called?) really rise a bunch lately. I'll add that the prevalence of many devs/techies to implement ad blockers, maybe tweak their browsers to avoid running javascript, etc...to represent some shift towards more minimal interfaces for accomplishing their needs. And, simply blanket re-using of old interfaces (some decades old) without some adjustment might not scale to current-day needs in some cases. I myself look forward to these types of TUI experiments (including taking old text-based interfaces and evolving them for nowadays), as i'm optimistic some will stick around.
https://blog.google/products/android/whatsapp-chat-history/?...
I think the fact that you must "praise" a colleague once every two weeks makes the whole thing pointless and fake.

Other people might disagree.

I like to praise people directly, when they've done something clever, good, or difficult. I'm happy to say to higher-ups "[My colleage] David did an awesome job on this recent project". But writing that for the whole company to see just seems .. weird.
It can be done without the language itself having lazy evaluation. Each package can just have a function that outputs some data structure and the lazy evaluation happens on the package builder.
"don't want to stay married" is worth exploring. Why don't they want to?

Maybe a part of that is attitude and culture and values, and not so much unreconcilable problems. If they felt strongly about providing for their children together, and that was highly respected by society, maybe the problems they have would look trivial.
I use a Safari extension for that: https://www.super-agent.com
> I wonder what changes in the body with repeated exposure, and why we haven’t evolved to do it naturally?

I can’t speak to the specifics, but generally speaking the body will try to maintain homeostasis. A stressor that disrupts homeostasis leads to adaptation or illness and death. Presumably those adaptations are not metabolically free, so the body prefers not to make them in the absence of stress.
Glad to find someone in the same boat.

Holding on to my S9 for as long as I can. I want a headphone jack and sd card slot, and it looks like the Xperia 1 series is the only option.

If I didn't care about those, I would probably jump ship to get an iPhone.
The more interesting question to me, is not what makes a major or minor, that is a simple google search away, there are tons of references about that; the more interesting question in my mind is why do certain harmonic intervals sound more pleasing to humans (perhaps animals as well) than other intervals.

Is it arbitrary? Perhaps not. There has been a lot of research on that as well, for example:
https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn20930-why-harmony-ple...

So, once you figure out what a major and minor are, then the next question is why does that sound better than other combinations of notes?
The bleaching process kills every known bacteria and virus right?

Because people are nasty AF, guaranteed STDs at a minimum on some of those.

As long as that process can never fail, this all sounds good, just amazed the hotels actually pay for it, good on them.
Rejecting all cookies would be disastrous. You wouldn't be able to log in to any website (unless they use JavaScript storage for logging in, which is less secure that cookies)

And btw, you can already disable all cookies for a particular website, or all websites in both FF and Chromium. Just click the lock https icon > more info and choose the cookie setting.
> So those without mates are possibly not stable?

Of course not. You can be stable and not be interested for a mate. Or as you pointed out, there can be huge friction between a person and their mate because of a job or circumstances.

But aren't those cases a minority, a exception to the rule?
Even people in the military or working in extreme areas don't do that most of their lives. And this isn't something new really, frontiersmen and sailors faced same issues in the 20th and 19th centuries (and since forever really).

I was thinking about a people who are stable and also have a chance and will to find a mate.
Well looks like qemu does have support S390X, which is pretty impressive.

https://wiki.qemu.org/Documentation/Platforms/S390X
Male culture in the West is certainly undergoing dissolution, but the moral of the story is not to go backwards; there were plenty of evils in that culture to want to aspire back to the patriarchical order. Instead, we need to find a new path forward to instill seriousness of purpose and will back into male culture who's drives for competition and sex are 90% satisfied by video games and porhub.
How do you delete facebook if you're at the stage where they've requested you upload a photo ID, passport, SSN, lock of hair, and stool sample just to sign in?
Background (which also explains why it's being rolled out in France first): https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2022/jan/06/france-fi... - on January 6, Google was given 3 months to fix this, with a 100k fine for each additional day.

I'm wondering why it took slightly but not significantly more than the 3 months. On one hand, adding a button doesn't have to take 3 months despite all the necessary reviews etc., not if it's actually considered a priority. On the other hand, if the benefits were considered worth the fine/fee, you'd expect a bigger delay.