skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The 5900X can do 24 threads, so why artificially limit it to 16 threads? Unless that's because the M1 Ultra has 16 performance cores. Why include the 3 year old 3700X? Why not include the 32 thread 5950X which can be had in a complete system for 1/3 the price of the Mac Studio M1 Ultra?
Build a High End Multiband Crystal Radio – Alvenh Channe
Wow Jason! That's so cool. I might want to use that for my website. I'm kind of upgrading it XD. My peers from Founders Cafe might also want to try Zigpoll. We're a bunch of founders that help each other with problems and we even share stories about our startup journey. You might want to join too so many people can use Zigpoll :D
They're not as valuable as you might think. LL.com's go for >$1M but LL.org's and LL.net's are in the $10K-$50K range.

I missed registering kl.com by a few weeks and had to settle for kl.net. This was back 1995 when you had to email a template to Internic and wait about three weeks for a reply. In the template you had to provide working nameservers. I had put down some random hostnames for nameservers since I wasn't running my own yet and it was rejected after the usual three week delay. By the time I had nameservers set up a few weeks later a law firm had registered kl.com.

With working nameservers I was able to register maj.com (have since sold it) and finally kl.net which I plan to keep til I die.
This is overly pessimistic. Virtually everyone could vastly benefit from a relatively small investment in improving how they present themselves to the world (and to themself).

The best part is, there isn't one single right way. Most people will notice and respect the effort, even if the particular style isn't their first choice.

There might be other things in the way -- emotional barriers, etc -- which may be difficult to overcome. But that is a different matter. And that work would also be very worthwhile to pursue.
Be careful :) If it sticks you'll lose half your life! But you'll have a lot of fun. Good luck!
Here's the source, with a list of errors "translated" so far:

https://github.com/mattpocock/ts-error-translator/tree/main/...
I think there's an assumption that the good looking, well put together person is from marketing/sales or a second level (or higher) manager rather than technical, which of course isn't always true.

"executive style hair"
“Don't it always seem to go
That you don't know what you've got
Till it's gone
They paved paradise
And put up a parking lot”
Platform specific code is typically implemented in Go using build tags, which are a less flexible form of conditional compilation.
Oh.. I meant price action. But I guess it’s true for both!
I agree with you that exercise is a poor way to lose weight, unless you are excessive about it. But I think it is true that high intensity exercise (e.g., intervals on the track) leads to weight loss better than, say, long slow distance.
I used to want one, of all the sports car it was the neatest less snob one. I loved how tight they took curves. They weren't too big and too large.
If parking lots are the best use the LVT will be low enough to be negligible. If the LVT is causing the owner to not be able to afford parking lots the area needs more buildings and less parking lots, even if that's just a parking structure.
Docker on MacOS has always been a problem. On Linux it's essentially free, on MacOS you're running a Linux VM and have overheads of moving data between that and your main OS.

MacOS is somewhat bloated though. There's insane amounts of garbage running in the background.
Well yes, natural resources are dealt with under severance taxes on extraction. By intellectual property rents I mean monopoly rents from government enforced IP law.

And yes, neoclassical economics classes land under capital and that is a fundamental disagreement of Georgist economists with neoclassical economists.
> due to variations in atmospheric composition, temperature, pressure and conditions, observed values may vary from calculations.

Isn't this exactly the problem that can be better solved using real power data instead of values expected from theory ?
>> Does anyone else get a kick out of "hiding" your wealth?

I don't. I would like to be able to spend my money on what I want without worrying about what people will think.

But I don't live in that world. If I act working class in the rich world that I work in, I'm going to get judged on that. Which I don't like but I can deal with it. And if I act rich in the working class neighborhood that I live in, I am going to get jacked. Which I don't want to deal with at all.
One of my favorite Michael Scott quotes!
Sigh. I swear I emailed everyone who ended up in that state, but it might have gone to spam cause well, we had this issue indeed.

We had some pretty massive issues with an email provider. Have since switched to Postmark. Apologies there and totally understand that absolutely blows.
What the hell is going on with this site and its "tokens?" Is it some cryptocurrency nonsense?
That makes perfect sense to me: a feeling of consistency is the strongest component of justice (or injustice).

Here’s my 0.02c: you can be justified in perceiving injustice (against yourself, or more generally) and simultaneously be unjustified in reacting to that injustice. Less roundabout: two wrongs don’t make a right, and what is right is virtuous in its course of action (in the sense that acting right encourages other people to act right, when doing so isn’t tied to a negative emotion like shame.)
Just want to say that I love your blog. I am doing some difficult scrapping and your posts have been very helpful!
That may be true, but for me his second paragraph is refreshing when it comes about advice I read on this website
There's a subtle blend of straight and kind. Whatever the thing you have to say, if you have that person interest in mind it's still kind, even if it's tough.
Al Qaeda was hiding documents inside porn videos they were passing around. I'm guessing if you can find a video host that doesn't transcode the original file, you could publicly post these videos with special keywords for your comrades to discover.
Along those lines, almost all advice is highly contextual. You'll often hear that people criticize bad advice that is actually good advice applied inappropriately. Perhaps in the author's view, he could have benefited from taking more breaks, but in my case, it would probably be better off if I spent less time shitposting on HN.
Yeah but if it’s even remotely successful DJI will have an identical product on the market and undercut them like they have done with every other drone.
A Cops eye view of Seattles Undoing
The problem with the mastodon client made by mastodon is that it is missing a massive amount of features including the federated timeline
I assume the 90 day limit is specifically to avoid dealing with actual foreign residents.
Seconded, ex-sax player (long story short: lung damage from long ago caused me to have to give it up), the sax is an extremely rewarding instrument. Try a tenor and an alto and figure out which one you like the timbre of best, and stay away from instruments that are too cheap, better a half decent second hand one than a crappy new one. Start off with a #2 reed if you've never played a wind instrument before and figure out if that's good for you or if you want it heavier or lighter.

Don't get discouraged if you run out of wind quickly in the beginning, that will build up fast, and don't overdo it with practice until you've built up some lip strength or you'll end up with claret all over your nice reeds.
this feels very dystopian to me
I read "come to harm" as "get harmed" instead of "do harm".

In simpler terms: what's good for some is bad for others.
I like to use forlater.email[0] for this.

[0]: https://forlater.email/
i assume you could do this with a one time pad to transform the image to the new image
Wolfire's other open source games or maintained forks:

https://gitlab.com/osslugaru/lugaru

https://github.com/AquariaOSE/Aquaria

https://github.com/freegish/freegish

And a blog entry: http://blog.wolfire.com/2010/06/Early-Gish-hacking
Just because something isn't a legally protect group, doesn't mean discriminating against that group is acceptable.
Yeah, that was my first thought too. Why wouldn't it do that?!
Context, delivery, and choice of words matter. For example:

* Give praise in public

* Criticize in private

* Any criticism offered should be constructive

* Any criticism offered should be of ideas and actions, not individuals--regardless of how strongly one may feel

* When in an argument, discussion, or debate, argue to the best possible interpretation of an idea or statement. Doing anything less is in bad faith, at which point you are not arguing to persuade but rather to make a point.

I'm sure there are many other such examples. I highlight criticism here as in my experience critical statements tend to be most often given or taken badly.
Gentrification is a boogeyman- all gentrification means is that land has become more desirable to live on (that's why its value increases). That's good. We want to improve quality of life. If you follow the logic of gentrification to its end, we should be destroying improvements in vulnerable locations in order to keep them affordable. It is the rationality of the slumlord.
Good on you for having an ideology that you stick to, despite it costing you an economic sacrifice to maintain the ideology.

Most people don't ascribe to this type of ideological discipline. Most people choose to maintain economic advantage, at the cost to ethical considerations (which are certainly more fluid - after all, everybody has a price).
I mean, yes technically this is true. Practically, the kids, the car, and the lifestyle are worse for the environment than hucking a handful of jolly ranchers out the window.
Text adventures are a different monster alltogether.

And the i7 compiler it's almost a simple English parser by itself.
I don't get it, you've got a website people go to on a regular basis and you collect contact info. Why not just throw up a giant box after users log-in saying:

"Hey $user, you've been an active user of our site since $signup_date and we'd love to hear what you think about how we're doing and what we could be doing better?"

Add buttons for "Sure", "I'm busy right now, but ask me later!" and "No thanks" and call it day.

People love to give their opinions on things. They'll go out of their way to do it. Look at how many people (myself included) are doing it right here in this thread. It takes minimal effort to get people talking (and even less to get them complaining). If you've got enough users people will even do it themselves. They'll create entire forums and subreddits just to discuss your product/service all on their own. It might not be a bad idea to set up a space for that kind of thing yourself. Discord is a good place to start.
Yes, very much this. I always found that it was critical for me to walk/live/breathe with my users to design the best software for them.

Whether it's shadowing the parts warehouse guys while they do inventory counts in a supply chain management system or getting to know the chief compliance officer and chief counsel while designing a regulatory system for them that's mandated by the SEC, their experience as human beings relayed to me as users of my software was invaluable.

It's all about the empathy one has for one's users and how you use that information to take care of them. They will love you if you are successful in doing that.
Counterpoint: meaning is a social construct and thus we derive meaning from doing activities which are essentially advice from other people (albeit implicit and not necessarily verbal).
> not the people who browse HN

Why would people who browse HN be left out of the target market? I think I can speak for many that we'd be interested in this product if it could compete with some of DJI's offerings.

Lacking that + any sort of open-source software that we can go in and tinker with, and it's a hard sell to anybody, not just HN readers.
joining or starting a lobby group to influence law makers to change the law to prevent the unethical scenarios outlined in the parent comment.
1. Quietly buy all the $10k - $50k range stuff

2. Spin up another NFT hysteria

3. You know what happens here

Not Financial Advice ™
Lowballing an incentive is worse than offering no incentive. Either pay a fair hourly rate and run fewer interviews, or skip it entirely. Charity donations can also be effective if you offer a reasonably sized donation.
Drone photography predates selfie sticks.
You generally need something to actually happen, not ‘potentially happen’ to want restitution.
I remember seeing an image a long time ago that revealed a different image when you highlighted it. But I could never find any references to the technique since then. Does anyone else remember something like this?
I am Jeremy Soller, the creator of Redox OS, please ask me anything!
My friends and I stumbled on OpenRA some years ago when it kicked off, and like many here played the original as kids. The OpenRA remake is well done, and gameplay is much more interesting because of unit modifications. I recommend "Five Aces" youtube channel, where he regularly casts game replays if you want to take a look before hand.
Drinking whiskey and bourbon and growing mushrooms.
time to push for local account storage, no data on server, only a hash or a dynamic tunnel to storage.

its too bad someones gotta foul the pool, and the legislative reaction is almost scripted
When I was in highschool, I was really into this and spent a lot of time building custom rainmeter skins. Total waste of time. I never look at my desktop since I'm usually more interested in some window that's open. I turn off my desktop icons still because my Desktop folder is just a dumping ground.
Inform 6 and the Inform6 English library were free but not if7.

You could code Z-Machine games freely (as in freedom) with an OOP language 1000 times simpler than Python and the English library handling everything for you.
What're the smoothest tools/apps to do that, especially on the go?
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They clearly just picked 16 threads because it is enough to demonstrate the point.

M1 only has 4 performance cores and they still ran it with 16 threads. So it's not like they are trying to skew the benchmark by not showing the potential of the 5900x.

Also the 5950x is 2 years old and still is an active product.
I wouldn't feel too bad about that. After all, one of his aphorisms is "90% of everything is crap" and his list is proof.
You are an aggressive fellow, but I enjoyed your insights :)
I think there's a psychological component at play here where better = worse.

Imagine you're at a party, and someone pulls out their sleek, expensive looking, 4k video drone.

Now imagine someone pulls out this obnoxious yellow square frisbee thing.

Which of these are you more likely to "act natural" around?
I interpret "Is it kind" as: "Will it have a desirable outcome" / "Will the listener receive this with the appropriate intention".

Telling someone who made a mistake: "You screwed up" may be true and necessary, but saying something such as "Let's try that again" will likely lead to a better conversation and learning opportunity.
i document more on these in twitter. :)
So far as I can tell there are no real spec numbers anywhere. No video size/framerate/resolultion specs I could find (admittedly I only spent 1 or 2 mins clicking around looking for them).

Which kinda indicates the target market they're gonna aim this at. This is for people who want to know "Can I upload the video to Snapchat?" not for people who are wondering "Is this 1080p? Or 720? Surely it can't be 4k?"
Congratulations. Announcing the new Lupire’s law.
What would make a vaguely worded patent illegal?
it's weirdly common for successful game studios to have also been involved in a store of some sort - valve's steam came from trying to sell online, cdprojekt's witcher and GOG, epic's fortnite success -> epic store.
Thomas Jefferson would point out the problem isn't that the dollar amounts don't automatically adjust but that laws (including the Constitution itself) don't automatically sunset, requiring active readoption.
Do you know anyone using Redox as their daily driver?
SunSaluter:

https://youtube.com/watch?v=ueWgctIEX1s

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/women-in-science-the-low_b_87...
That is infact on the list!

(Do a ctrl+F on "correct answer")
I mean, sure, if your end goal is to give your children anxiety, eating disorders, and unhealthy emotional associations with food (and especially w/ sweets). Not only that, but then you have to give them a bag of candy and give it to them at the end of the trip every trip or they learn that your "punishment" means absolutely nothing because you never give them "their" candy anyway. Oh, and wait to see how that scales when you have multiple children and they start to abuse each other to get the other to act out and lose candy. That'll be fun.

But I guess it'll work well to keep kids quiet in the short term, sure. Advice is a form of nostalgia - a way of picking up the past, dusting it off, and selling it for more than it's worth; and, like nostalgia, it's never as good as it is remembered.
What does virology as a hobby look like? Can you elaborate on it please?
But the point of general aviation is that it should be affordable as a personal hobby for a significant amount of people. tbh, I've actually considered owning a plane but dropped the idea entirely after realizing the only really affordable option is 50 years old and I don't really want to fly something that old.
Well, not the entire problem, but yeah, a major chunk of it.

The problem of how to evaluate examiners' productivity is pretty similar to evaluating software developers'.

Unfortunately, the measure that is being used is akin to counting PRs merged.

It isn't hard to see how the PTO arrived at this method of evaluation: patent examiner time is their most constrained resource and they aren't provided the funds to hire more examiners, so of course they are focused on making the most efficient use of examiners' time to evaluate as many patent applications as they can.

Even so, patents are examined pretty thoroughly (just not thoroughly enough to prevent any bogus ones from slipping through) and it takes almost two years for a patent to be granted.
I had a touchbar mac since it came out and i probably touched the touchbar around 3 times
> First surprising thing I learned is that users don't usually actually have the will to spend any amount of time giving feedback.

People love to give feedback, and they especially to complain. If you have enough users they'll do it entirely on their own, creating forums and subreddits to discuss a particular program or service. Get your users talking to each other about your stuff and it's much much easier.

When I dismiss a plea for leaving feedback it's usually because I was bothered with the request while in the middle of a task I was trying to complete, I was asked to hand over personal information (like an email address) to some random 3rd party hired to collect the data, or it seemed like a scam (like "rate/review my product and get a free X!"
This is why I dislike the idea of protected groups. Some people do seem to think that the existence of protected groups means it's ok to discriminate against anyone who isn't protected.

But law is only about power. It has little relation to morality.
People can be very relucatant to share feedback in groups for fear of their ideas being shot down publicly.

I don’t understand the appeal of Discord for feedback. As a user I have to sign up, figure out your channel structure and rules and then publicly post with no context on whether what I am asking has been asked before (and there is no way I’ll spend time searching endless posts to see if it has).

It’s possibly the worst experience for a user that just wants to share some feedback and engage with the product creators in a somewhat private setting.
Maybe not bulk cost upfront, but surely the maintenance cost tips towards fixed place panels.
Your situation is pretty common, and there are standard ways forward.

It sounds like what you have is a "trade secret." If so, there is no need to reveal it or patent it. You can raise money and even expand globally without ever revealing trade secrets.

Let's say you have a way to solve Problem X at 30% the current cost. Great! Solve that problem for a few people. Get reliable testimonials. People and investors will pay attention. You'll get asked how you do it, but just tell them its a trade secret and point them to the satisfied customers.

If you can't solve Problem X (even on a reduced scale) without first raising capital, then you should file for a provisional patent and start pitching immediately. A provisional application is simple and inexpensive to file and gives you a year to raise funds and do the work before filing for the real application.

Having some kind of market validation (even at a reduced scale) is really key. Whether you have a patent or not, selling IP without that validation is very difficult.
Super exciting, congrats on the new release, it's been so long since the last release!

One question I have is: Is there any plan or prioritisation to get Firefox running on Redox? Totally understand if that's way down the line of prerequisites of course :)
Satellite beacon.

You'll end up paying $N00 and $10-30/mo for a good one, but they are very useful for people who use words like "nomad".

You can Bluetooth them to your phone to do things like SMS, maps, weather updates, etc when there's no cell service. They also usually have "SOS" buttons, just in case.
Dumb question. Why make another OS?
These are two very different sentiments. The first is buy things for you not to impress. Yours is insulting and it’s like saying “I don’t care about your hobby and I’ll insult you for having one you spend money on.”
I've always thought this holds because it's easier to correct bits of a wrong answer than write a coreect one from scratch.
And are you factoring in the power consumption difference ?

That can definitely add up over the years as I've experienced with my 10980xe.

Also resale value is an important factor. You will struggle to sell that PC in the years ahead which will never be a problem with the Mac.
"Speak confidently as if you are right, but listen carefully as if you are wrong."

I hate-hate-hate this advice. When I assert something confidently, I'm willing to put money on it.

The first time I ran into someone I respected who was confidently wrong, it threw me for a loop. It makes you seem like a blowhard bullshitter! Guessing is fine, but say it's a guess.

Edited to add: I suppose this is a variant of Cunningham's Law, but I still hate it.
It is interesting how common of a sentiment this is among people, I think especially engineers.

Have you ever driven a Porsche? They’re pretty cool. If you can afford it without sacrificing other important things, a Porsche (or anything cool, esp a car) can make life a lot more fun. Life is short and non-repeatable.

I am an engineer and I don’t have a Porsche.
Exerted force on the yoke via the elevator, driven by the trim tab. But they also yank directly on the yoke, for lots of reasons.
I live on the Huron River in southeast Michigan and like to tease my son that in a few thousand years we will have the falls in our back yard. He is somewhat skeptical but loves the idea.
> what effect do you think that has on the commercial pilot training funnel?

It'll be fine regardless, there'll be no shortage in the military -> commercial pilot funnel of the most militarized country in the world.