skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have a model from this series. I find the trackpad to work great and I don't see the problem the author is having with it. Dragging works just fine, assuming you use the correct drag gesture (quick double tap, then drag, like usual).

Compatibility wise, my experience has been slowly degrading. I've had to force the Intel GPU driver to use DRI 2 or X11 wouldn't work (this might have something to do with the manual config in the sound system I needed to get the sound working when I bought the laptop because Intel hadn't released proper drivers yet).

I'd use Wayland, but that just doesn't work with the Nvidia GPU (even though it should in modern drivers). A recent kernel update broke sleep for me, it now no longer goes to sleep and immediately wakes up.

I also occasionally get full system freezes whenever GDM tries to load the login screen, either on boot or when switching users. Those have been becoming more rare lately but it's still happening every now and then. Just a black screen, the computer slowly heating up and nothing.

Lastly, for firmware updates you just need to boot Windows every now and then. Some firmware updates come through fwupdmgr, but others need to be installed manually or through a Windows install.

Perhaps I need a reinstall Linux, perhaps I need to switch distros. It works fine with it works: touchpad is nice and responsive, has full multi finger gesture support in Wayland, the keyboard is good and the palm rejection is a pain when trying to game on the touchpad but it works great for normal typing. I've also found it a lot quieter and longer lasting on Linux than on Windows, where the CPU and GPU either underclock dramatically or the fan spins up constantly.
This is not the best solution (fail2ban and 2fa would be better) but https://github.com/skeeto/endlessh is a neat tool if you want to annoy someone with unsophisticated scripts. It’s worth noting that annoying a script kiddie might get you ddosed.
Today D&D 5e is made for powerful fantasy heroes that rarely die and earn XP by killing things. If you aren't aware there is a whole movement called "osr" which put more emphasis on finding treasure in very dangerous situations. There is even a game called Dungeon Crawl Classic that suggest doing a "funnel" to create new characters: each player starts with 3/4 weak characters. At the end of the dungeon you pick your official character among the survivor.

Osr authors have produced many wonderful books. Definitely worth checking out. So games like OSE are carbon copies of older games. Other like knave try to modernise and streamline things while keeping the spirit.
2022 and this guy wants to use a 15.6 inch 1920x1080 screen?!

I guess 2015 was the year of the Linux desktop.
I think you should tinker enough with both languages to learn their main concepts and then let 'outside requirements' guide you from there. E.g. if you're looking for a C++ or Rust job, or want to contribute to a C++ or Rust open source project, or just generally enjoy one language more than the other for weekend projects.

Also, if you're already fluent in another imperative programming language, it shouldn't take more than one or two weeks of a few hours after work to get an initial grip on both languages and decide whether you like them or not.

Personally, I find both languages equally frustrating for 'spare time stuff' (for different reasons though) and prefer simpler languages like C, Zig, Go, Python or Typescript (depending on the problem at hand).
I seem to remember once they finally found a way to wake up in the real alien world it was a bit different than the group had imagined it, which was a nice touch.

Certainly one of the creepier TNG episodes even if it was a one off meant to cash in on the popularity of alien abduction in media at the time.
Serious question:
Is everybody on HN suffering from ADHD?
Every other commentator here says that he has ADHD.
Why Your Internal Monologue Sounds Like Your Human Voice
Where exactly in Europe it works like that?
With symbols, it is often better to have simplified, general-purpose representations as compared to highly specific ones. E.g. it's better to have a highly stylized "aircraft" emoji [1] than a tiny, but screw-accurate variant of a weird little plane like the Edgely Ocular [2].

[1] https://emojipedia.org/airplane/

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edgley_Optica
Starbeam – A library for building reactive data systems
Sure, but go back to pasture based systems. Cows are a fantastic way to turn grass into human edible nutrients. That will probably reduce the amount of meat on the market, but no where near the drastic levels some people talk about.

All land is not fungible, we need to use the best tools for the job, and that will be a mix of a bit of everything, including animal meat.
It was before computer games were well developed, so much of what is a computer game today was done manually. See also "war gaming".
Ask HN: Is email without 2FA safe?
I've been contemplating the idea of moving over my accounts on various services to an email on my own domain (mail@pietro72ohboy.com instead of mail@gmail.com). Since this email will serve as a gateway to accessing (and recovering access if needed) for all services, I'd want it to be reasonably secure. I've tried to stick with services that allow an extra 2FA over the traditional username/password login and I'm currently using fastmail for this.

I'd like to go back to using a service like Migadu that offer a simple, standard mail account accessible through IMAP and SMTP. Would an account secured by a sufficiently powerful password be secure enough? Or is 2FA a must for such accounts.
TLDR; <sarcasm>
Extrapolating both your points you should thus only have one partner for life. And never leave the house (just use delivery apps/wear an ABC suit when opening the door of your house to receive deliveries).
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The first objection you listed contains all the reasons to use protection. In general.

I live in Berlin. A city where open/poly relationships are perfectly normal and common.

The bday party I went to last Saturday spanned an age group of 20-50. Mostly hetero people. Of the ten people (give or take one, I just counted in my head) I spoke to, four were in open relationships

This came up because my partner was there too and we introduced our significant other to other people as "this is my primary partner, ...".

You use protection, you regularly get tested for STDs (free in Germany with public health insurance).
I never caught anything in 20 years of this lifestyle nor do I know of any cases in my circle of poly/open relationship friends.

The second objection sums up pretty nicely why you should run for your life from what you call "traditional" relationship models/their assumed requirements.

My partner, who's an anthropologist, mentioned that genetic evidence for monogamy only exists for the last 10k years. And it's spotty.

People who believe this is normal or "traditional" (a term that requires context to carry any meaning) just need to brush up on the facts on this topic.

Also one may argue that what we call "monogamy" is (and always was) a lie.

Just look at statistics of cheating and divorce rates when economic/social pressure is removed.

Monogamy is as "natural" as being Christian or Muslim is "natural" when you are born in a country where this is the resp. prevalent religion.
Anybody know whether it's possible to mitigate Intel ME on these yet?

I've been thinking of maybe moving to one of them, but ME Cleaner doesn't seem to have Coffee/Comet Lake covered yet. https://github.com/corna/me_cleaner/wiki/me_cleaner-status
Qt doesn't magically help you with this either.
I think you need to define what your definition of "fact" is, because it clearly deviates from how "fact" is normally used.

No, those are not facts
Show HN: We built simulator of a web developer’s job
Well, you'd have to resort to fascism to force all people to become vegan.
I didn’t see Trump fighting the transition. I saw a bunch of people pissed off at the lack of voter IDs expressing their point and taking it too far.

Now since you’re American, let’s play hypothetical. Had they destroyed the case, then what? If you actually think on the topic you’d realize a coup isn’t possible as you’d need some military force to provide law enforcement. So all this coup talk is just meaningless searching for a reason to ban him from elections. Given that it’s only one side that wants him out, this makes it very curious.
Do we really need to find alternatives to fashioning friends? Networking events and exclusive online clubs over traditional college should provide one with all of the professional contacts - I mean, friends - that one needs.
Interesting - what were the details? I've never heard of this and rely on this feature all the time so please do share the reproduction so we can all benefit?
If the argument is feature:[something else] ratio, then I might be able to consider it, FSVO something else, such as "UI complexity" or "learning cost". Partly in response to sibling posts, the PP definitely makes me think twice about why I'm willing to call PostgreSQL elegant but pause a bit harder to evaluate Excel.
I think, also, that Go hasn't generally had a lot of criticism (aside from the generics débâcle) in this venue, so the "attack" might be hitting some especially sensitive skin.

As an aside, I very much enjoyed "A half hour to learn Rust" from fasterthanli.me as it got me to actually start writing simple stuff in the language so I'm a little biased in favour of the author, but the critique didn't seem to be particularly harsh. As someone who's primarily a Java dev I'm used to seeing much more biting (and often inaccurate) condemnation of my own preferred tool!

[1] https://fasterthanli.me/articles/a-half-hour-to-learn-rust
I believe that iso dates officially support missing off any component so points 1 and 3 should be supported by any date parser.

Time parsing from all natural language is going to be hard/impossible because there is so much jargon/ambiguity.
How long is a jiffy?
Is a moment a point in time or a short while in the future?
Mañana has two meanings in Spanish.
One possibility is that the code is just really bad. Anyway, most of what I’ve written is either private or not my property.
I had the same bonding experience in most of the workplaces I worked at.
You can also get it by going to a co-working space and participating in the local life.

What happens most of the times is that from every place I keep 1-2 people I'm really friends with and the rest stay in my extended network.

My closest friends are currently from my high school, from the startup scene in a place I lived 8 years ago and from a few employers in the past. None of them live near me.

My friends from college kind of disappeared.
It’s not just the western world - global volume of ruble trading is a tiny fraction of what it was before the invasion.
They're just starting to get into the business. It will improve. They don't have to have the best cards, they just have to compete in some segments from the start. It's all upwards from here.

That's the thing about experience - you keep accumulating it.
Yeah, it's a bit of a chicken-and-egg problem. If everyone's going crazy then you can't have reasonable conversations even when you try. But if no one tries then everyone will think everyone else is crazy.

I feel like we have to try - even if it means losing to crazies - because the current trajectory we're on is clearly not working...
Correct, the Rubik's cube group is neither cyclic nor abelian. It is generated by 6 elements, which correspond to quarter turns of each of the 6 faces.
Looks like it's a problem with the "unintended consequences" of the taxation and not the PHEV per se.
Since Apple have full control over each Mac's hardware, couldn't they within a quite narrow average know how much power is consumed?

You also have hardware control chips like the T1/T2 that could help narrow this down even further.

I would get it for PC's, but here, it's quite different.
A couple of my favorite programmable products from the MSDOS years:

Telix

QEdit
You can still sell the rest of the stock and cover a majority of the loan. I still fail to see why you need way more money than the loan amount to pay it off.
I can't help reading the progressions of letters as being what the tree would say, if it could, after having letters carved in it.

> aaaaa!

> fffff!

> hhhhh...
- HTML can be streamed and rendered ad-hoc in the browser.

- If you don't stream HTML directly, you can use the streaming API (browser native).

- If you use one of the above techniques you can show a progress bar on top of it.

- Alternatively count the things you fetch and drive a progress bar out of that.

- If you have a single request and one big thing you fetch (typical for backend for frontend pattern) then you might roughly know how long it should take.

- You can add some currently known quantity to your heuristic to determine estimates.

- You can alert the user with "takes longer than expected" messages and clearly communicate the implications of a reload.
So it's not luck being born in the US instead of North Korea?

It's not luck being born without birth defects, being healthy, and still being alive to this day?
Sure, if that's your workflow then I get it. I and many others keep around several persistent windows or tabs however. I don't care if Alacritty takes 1s to start.

Still doesn't invalidate its usefulness, too. Alacritty in particular is often times a better Unicode-rendering citizen compared to other terminals.
Bored Ape NFT company raises around $285M of crypto in virtual land sale
Submarine power cable between Europe and North America: Analysis
Close CRM offers team members the option to work a 4-day workweek (at 80% of the salary). 100% remote. Open roles: https://www.close.com/careers
Not every piece of land existing should be used to feed us.

We could reforest the pastures (start reducing CO2 in the atmosphere) and return the land to the wildlife (put a stop to an anthropomorphic extinction).
Corporations turn tens of thousands of NC homes into rentals
(3) And im willing to pay for it.

I only eat 100% grass-fed beef, and I believe the world would be better without corn fed abominations.
Looks like you were more into worldbuilding and maybe the bookkeeping/accounting. Those are their own kind of fun.
An intuitive and simple Phone application/theme on Android smartphones - especially for old people.
The tooling for this exits and is 100% usable.

All you have to do is run a build with coverage enabled and then load the coverage data files into your IDE. At least Eclipse (with EclEmma) shows the results in a way that are pretty close to what you described. I'm sure other IDEs can do the same.

The only thing is that nobody does this on production, because of the performance impact and potentially increased risk.
I noted it is on a stand. There are better stand which is more flexible, which adjust the angle of the screen and keyboard and height. I found it is making use of portable great.
You're right. Also, not much space is needed to house people. Everyone can just start living in coffins with breathing tubes. It's so efficient, that when you die they can just wheel you into a hole in the ground and be done with it.
There's a rule, if you're in business you want to maximize your potential customers.

If you become political, you are reducing your potential customers.

You don't go political. Disney not only went political, they took it as a fight. It's just plainly the wrong move.
Nearly all of the Western USA is in drought and it's not even summer yet
This is not really a response to what I said but I will agree sexism is a huge problem
Interestingly we used OCaml in the first semester (by the professor's choice) in late 2003, and I hated it and failed the course. A year later I retook the course and as it was some other professor's turn it was SML, which I kinda liked. I did revisit OCaml more than 10 years later and actually enjoyed it, so maybe it was a bit of "wrong place, wrong time" but as I heard from some users it should have evolved quite a bit in those 10 years. (I am 95% sure it was not functional programming per se, but I never figured out what exactly was the culprit, I guess a dose of "I know how to code" was involved).
Semi-humorous bug report for MySQL’s sample Sakila database
Agreed. 43 and same. Everyone I was close with for 6 years (yeah I was the better-part-of-a-decade, loved to party guy) moved on, moved away, made their families, etc. The last time I heard from someone I went to school with was probably 10 years ago. The friendships I made immediately following university however, have proved to be more permanent. I've even moved quite literally across the country and still hear from them on the regular.
If it's already messy in macOS, it's even messier in Windows:

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20210629-00/?p=10...

https://aaron-margosis.medium.com/task-managers-cpu-numbers-...

https://illuminati.services/2021/03/17/windows-10-task-manag...
We do all drive cars that meet a mountain of hard standards.

Our phones are still pre-seatbelts, pre-crush zones, pre-lead-free gas, pre-standardized controls and signal lights, etc.

Our phones only meet electrical and rf safety standards. When one phone model one time had a bad battery, it was a big deal. But if someone steals your retirement, oh well.
Zz is also not unpopular and is “ focused both on low move count and high turning speed”. https://www.speedsolving.com/wiki/index.php/ZZ_method
45% of US corn is used for animal feed, which uses an enormous amount of nitrogen fertilizer. On the other hand, soy is able to fix its own nitrogen thus requiring less fertilizer than corn.

Reality is the opposite of what you said.
I don’t follow what this is saying. TTRPGs are still manual. Maybe you have a spreadsheet or an online tool to facilitate but it doesn’t change that much.

More so I don’t see how this relates to my question
This is one of the strangest thing I come across on HN. Often you see a poster in some other thread railing against all forms of ‘oppression’ but then casually suggests a future with an effective world dictatorship to regulate meat consumption…
> Stranger Things and Critical Role

I was taking to a friend about this, Stranger Things and Critical Role, bought a lot of new players to D&D, meanwhile WoTC isn't doing half as much, they could be doing an animated series, to explore the settings.
They are making a live-action movie, it isn't the first, but this one has a bigger budget.
Underscoring (or dunder-scoring) the importance of native type methods in Python
How, because I misread what you wrote and didn't reread it when I wrote what I said. I totally took what you said incorrectly for that I apologize.
Not amazing, not bad. Probably around 5-6 hours using intellij and Chrome.
Ukrainian drone dropping a small bomb through the sunscreen of a car
Gatekeeping is not always a bad thing, but OP implemented a clear sample of the No True Scottsman fallacy to draw a rather arbitrary and mostly useless line to put themselve in the imaginary "real programmers" group.
Mission Possible: Performant GraphQL APIs Made Easy in Elixir
As a manager, I have weekly catch-ups with my direct reports.

It’s a huge investment in my time but there are no surprises come annual review.

I’d even go as far as having informal “annual” reviews every few months, just to give a big-picture assessment of how every is doing.
Indeed, it’s not “native” many places, but at least does not tend to become a blank canvas for marketing to build something completely custom on. I’d take QT over electron any day, but would pay for a native app over using either.
I personally went to way more house parties than I did bars. Perhaps the link you're trying to make is that some social ability, and mobility, is required.
> property rights didn't just start with the Europeans coming to the americas, so all current land ownership is illegal

ehh, property rights here sorta did come out of colonization, much of the land was bought from communities who didn't have a concept of private property.

it's not a technical issue of legality, it's that this was unjust and wrong.

> Now this obviously would open a whole different can of worms

potentially undermining the legal and economic foundation of contemporary tribal sovereignty, for one.
Not expert either but from forums, I think its a bit of both. People treat pasture country like it would be good for cropping in theoretical climate discussions, and the more correct growing corn/grain/hay etc to feed cattle to feed humans.

Another factor is cattle feed is often poor quality human food, so the reject stuff. That wheat that was harvested a bit early to avoid storms and no good for the flour is great for cattle.

Also, to the main topic of this thread, I wonder if its good for food security we grow extra crops to feed livestock. If there is a food supply shortage, cattle can go to slaughter and there is plenty of extra corn or other about for humans. We eat less meat for a few years while we fix the supply chains type thing.

The way we see supply shortages from COVID, Id hope we never become too efficient in the food supply chain. The consequence of something creating lower food production is far worse than limited computer chips. Its not a system we want to be over optimised for the good times.
"Would this still be a problem if we didn’t use most of our agricultural land to grow crops to feed to the animals we eat?"

It depends on the lifestyle. If everyone agreed to go vegan and eat unprocessed food, and we stopped using crops for many industrial uses (ethanol, plant based plastics, etc), then just maybe. However, people want their plastics and there is pressure to move away from petroleum in the long term. My guess would be that plant based industrial products will readily take the place of any reduction in agricultural feed over the next 30 years. And of course this doesn't address convincing the majority of the population to go vegan, which would be the bigger challenge.
To Win the Next War, The Pentagon Needs Nerds
My thoughts don't "sound" like anything, and they're nothing like my verbal expression in any case. I think them, not hear them. It's more like reading without seeing than hearing.
9 euro for a beer is downright criminal - most likely your government is taxing alcohol because they don't trust your personal judgement.

The UK also heavily taxes alcohol but you'll find cheap beers (sure, some London pubs will still charge you 5£ or more for some beers).
Kids are very likely the most rewarding and enjoyable thing you can possibly do in your life. You just need to have a solid partnership with your significant other before having them.

Many of the points in the article are exactly the kinds of things you want to cultivate with your partner (e.g. self-awareness, good communication, etc) before having kids. If you have a good relationship with your partner, having kids is very manageable.

Our generation is too cynical on kids and it's to their own detriment.
Wonder whether it is ease to use usb to try it on. Got my wife one port broken thinkpad. The windows subsystem sort of work. But it is hard to use x-windows.
Animals are part of ecosystems, and play a role in their health and sustainability. The great plains are fertile farmland in large part because of Bison.

The problem we have is that animal products are more profitable in general than vegetables, so people overproduce them. It's the same thing behind the housing crises we see everywhere - luxury apartments are more profitable than low income housing, so that's the vast majority of what gets produced even though it's not what is needed, and it just fuels speculative buying.
You can email them to enable receiving short codes for a specific number. That doesn't mean it works with all banks or whatever (the sending company may not allow Twilio numbers), but it does work for some of them.

https://support.twilio.com/hc/en-us/articles/223181668-Can-T...