skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Exactly. The first time I observed this it was some Perl/CGI framework who's name I've forgotten. Then ColdFusion, then COM, PHP (Cake, Zend) and on the front there was that hotness before jQuery (which I've forgot), jQuery, that other one for a spell and now React.

Loads of people board the train at the most recent stop and are amazed how "fast" it's going.

At least with surfing all the waves are different - in web-tech it feels like the same wave over and over.

Just wait (shakes cane) it'll happen to you too.
Just making ammonia without natural gas to meet the needs of the global fertilizer market would be difficult enough I imagine. Also, the notion that you'd easily burn NH3 + O2 -> H2O + N2 seems questionable, isn't a lot of NOx (a nasty air pollutant leading to PAN and really bad air pollution) also going to be generated?
I mean, nothing? Which means the fact that they specifically carved out an exception for all app repos implies that at least someone at Google is making a good faith effort here. It's still a pointless overreach there should at least be an easy setting for of course, but it seems as though they're trying to strike a balance between protecting the masses and giving power users power.
I don't think Pixels let you keep all the functionality when you unlock the bootloader. Am I wrong?
Plus once the contract is signed and you're a few years into the process there's not really any competition to speak of. Sure the govt could scrap the whole thing and go with another competitor, but in some industries there's effectively one option now for a particular thing and for larger projects like jets it's a decades long process to get to start building anything, and there are of course costs and delays associate with that because you have to start the same broken process over again. To top it all off the next contractor doesn't have much of an incentive to do things cheaply either because they're in the same broken system.
> Is it social media?

They do cite a number of randomized controlled trials that show it's social media: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1w-HOfseF2wF9YIpXwUUtP65-...

> Or is it also the knowledge that they effectively have no future. Rent is going up and mortgage rates are going up faster. A shrinking portion of young adults can now afford housing. The economy is becoming so disfunctional there's almost no reason to bother participating. When children end up in that position their family will turn on them and they have nothing materially or socially.

As a side note, "problems occurring" do not mean "they effectively have no future".

Speaking as still a young person, these are problems the last generation has left us. But they're their problems; hold overs from the generations best known for their blood lead levels. We'll fix them and, with any luck, we'll be better ancestors to our children. I'd rather you not throw us over the boat yet.
> I pointed out to her she was wrong, and that if she read section 42 of the Marriage Act 1961 it should be obvious to her that she was wrong.

This isn't being blunt, this being a straight up dick. I hope you went back and apologized for acting out later. If this is your definitions of bluntness and is standard fare for your behavior, you are actually the capital A Asshole the comment chain is referring to. It's not about the truth of the matter, it's the total lack of empathy in your entire comment about this interaction.
Hi Dan,

Impressive profile. I think you would be a great fit for us. Can you take a look at https://www.rudderstack.com/ and shoot me an email at chandra@rudderstack.com. We can discuss further.

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Probably lines of new code?
Thonny, Python IDE for Beginners
I would, for linting and vim integration comparable to what’s available for Python.
Well done. Do you have any examples that show how to integrate with Home Assistant?
Such an amazing story when it happens. It always seems that every player on both teams offers up huge congratulations to the EBUG afterwards. The team that the EBUG plays for puts that player on a pedestal and treats them like a king; win or loose. The fans really get behind it too. Ryan Vinz filled the backup position for the Sabres, while the backup played. He didn't see any play time, but still had a special memory for it.
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Good behaviour is not rewarded? You and I must live in very different worlds then. Good behaviour is literally rewarded to me everyday. The time you help a colleague with a problem a few times leading to them vouching for you for another job. Going the extra mile for a work project allowing you more leeway in your planning out your hours. Making chitchat with the fast food worker that you get your sandwich from once a week leading him to give you a sandwich for free on your birthday.

Of course it's not an instant reward like it is for children but good behavior is one of the things I can point to that led me to be in the position I am now.
That doesn't sound so unreasonable.

Murder is bad, BUT there are very limited circumstances when it may be morally justifiable (eg.: to save one's own life).

Context is important.
VW’s 2022 supply of EVs is ‘basically sold out’ in the US and Europe
The word you were looking for is neurodivergent. He was pointing out that you made a common linguistic error, and you barfed out a novel rather than investigate that you might've been wrong or misspoke.
To maximize impact you again should spend money not on the hardest problems, but on those where the money has the biggest impact. It's the definition :)

Consider two problems: one makes everyone's life 5% better and costs $100 to solve. One makes lives 20% better and costs $1 trillion. You have $100. Where does your money have the biggest impact?

This is malaria and climate change.
This isn't what fuel costs in Europe. It's what it is retailed for after taxes to the government.
Exactly, this is the problem with HCL. I feel like every time I use it I need to relearn it
This topic is something that's been generating a lot of hot takes recently. Personally I think the way to solve it is teaching people to be more mindful of their own emotions.

e.g. if seeing someone's artificial presentation of their life on social media makes someone feel bad, they should be aware of the causal link. The upcoming generation should know how to regulate their own social media diet.

There's so much nastiness on the internet, so many lies. I think that if the upcoming generation isn't aware of this then we're playing with fire as a society
I think a lot of us in other generations are part of the same trends

I used to laugh at fidget spinners and everything gen z, then I tried formal education again, taking a class for a semester and oh my god the first couple sessions were really difficult! It immediately clicked with me that we - at least I - am not exempt from deteriorated concentration. I’m acclimated to the creative and less-structured demands of getting things done on time, and being rewarded for that. But pretending to pay attention for hours and not do anything because its noticeable and rude and punishable? That was very different. A couple weeks into the class I was fine and patient. But the first few sessions were fidget inducing.

I don't think a lot of us know. We aren't in the same environment.
Everyone’s mental health is plummeting and social media is why.
From the way the author explains the data they are required to enter, it sounds like a HCFA 1500 form they are completing, which is a standardized form. It is not simple for first timers, and it looks like UHC's web-based implementation might overcomplicate things. Youtube has some good overviews of how to complete the form. With the actual paper form in front of you it makes more sense (the form also includes definitions and instructions on the back). Many providers will provide the completed form for you after payment for easier reimbursement, but submitting paper as opposed to filing electronically, at the expense of a quicker turn around time.
I think rather than interpreting this charitably, as you probably should, you may be giving his text extra meaning beyond what he intended.
Perhaps I'm just getting old, but 2016 was when New York State passed the law banning advertising whole homes on AirBnB for < 30 days, and I consider that relatively recent.

https://www.theverge.com/2016/10/21/13361536/airbnb-new-york...
Tractor fuel produced at the foot of a wind turbine in the middle of a farmer's field, that doesn't need to be transported from a refinery, would have immediate value.

Fences made of double-sided solar panels mounted a bit more than tractor-width apart, running N-S, coexist nicely with row crops, and cut water loss, improve conversion efficiency (via evaporative cooling), and often increase yield besides (via reduced heat stress). Producing fuel locally is better than selling the power and buying fuel.

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You’re being downvoted because you’re coming off as if you’re marketing. It’s okay though. Pixel dungeon is a lot of fun and well written to boot; the source is online
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> Rent is going up and mortgage rates are going up faster. A shrinking portion of young adults can now afford housing. The economy is becoming so disfunctional there's almost no reason to bother participating. When children end up in that position their family will turn on them and they have nothing materially or socially.

This sounds exactly like you are reading too much social media.
Our descendants will look back on us allowing children access to unadulterated social media the way we look back on smoking.
Cloud SQL has BigQuery connections that can be leveraged. But yea, this seems like a nice solution if you have a postgres instance outside of Cloud SQL. Another approach would be to write the CDC to a message queue and archive that to parquet.
There are many studies in the animal models and limited data in humans. It is hard to do studies, but NIH has a grant and many trials IF and Cancer therapeutics.
How the “Mother of Yoda” Conquered Hollywood – and Why She Disappeared
Does that mean Whatsapp did not burn 7+ figures a year from 2012 to 2014?
Is this largest single civilian mass killing by an army with single strike since WW2 or there are something in between?

Many evacuation ships were attacked by Russians during WW2 that killed large number of civilians in one incident.

Terrorist strikes have been with large amount of victims, especially in Iraq but the biggest was of course 9/11, but I could not recall anything like this by an army.
He claims traditionally a country is held together by “shared gods, shared blood, and shared enemies”.

What is he saying, the issue is, this is a multi-faith, multi-ethnic country? I say, Professor Haidt, the train has left this station, America has progressed, it is not going back to “shared blood” and “shared gods” anymore. You better get used to some diversity.
I love that you think there aren't teenagers on HN.
So move to a new, centrally controlled, opaque platform that can he sold to the highest bidder when it gains traction?
This person wrote a whole paper whining about college students standing up for themselves, then testified that social media is a leading cause of this mental health crisis based on nothing but children self-reporting it to be the case, and concludes that we should fix it by passing stronger data collection protection for teenagers.

This is incoherent.
It's an interesting question. Saudi
Arabia alone owns at least USD100bn of US Treasury debt (before custodial holdings via tax havens) [0]. Other Petro states own more

The petrodollar system is based on international trade in oil being denominated in USD. This finances the US deficit (in lieu of taxes) when oil exporters use dollar revenues to buy Treasuries

Not a traditional Petro state... Concepts like fiscal breakeven prices aren't in play. But some shades of gray perhaps

[0] https://ticdata.treasury.gov/resource-center/data-chart-cent...
Worth noting that Pulumi can convert to TF if you have an integration you really need.

Infrastructure definitions are complex, general purpose languages are built for this kind of stuff
And TikTok usage is heavily limited in China (its origin) but allowed to be consumed unlimited in other countries
i wrote the post 13 years ago and no longer have access to that blog

i'm shocked it's still up, tbh
> “I mostly posted because it doesn't seem like anyone is even noticing…”

What do you read / use to stay current on what you are referring to as a coup? Are you noticing these trends / events because you are a frequent buyer of related technologies or is it out of interest or maybe some other reason?

Do you think more manufacturing will be moving to the states or out of Asia in general as a result of what’s happening now? You mentioned that you believe there will be laws against this kind of thing in the future, but depending on the state of global affairs/ economic alliances laws like these would be difficult to enforce (imo), so would a more direct solution involve countries producing their own chips / (whatever else is being hoarded now)?
> pictures of food and whatever

I never understood the food photos. Do I just not love food enough? Do people really enjoy seeing photos of their friends’ meals?
Major pet peeve...

> Let's look at a brief example to get familiar with syntax:

Followed by no explanation, nor is there a target audience laid out in the article.

Now I'm left simply thinking it's a terrible article because it's starts with a poor explanation targeted at anyone.

If it started with "if you're familiar with C++/go/c#/whatever then this syntax should appear familiar", then I would have quietly closed the article. Unfortunately my impression of the article is poor, and continues to be poor of the rust community because of constantly putting out content with this style of hand wavy introduction that makes outsiders feel more alienated.

At least haskellers (of which I am not one) manage to be aware of this trope in their own community.
It’s $999.
> It's not about the truth of the matter, it's the total lack of empathy in your entire comment about this interaction.

I have no empathy for her? So, when I said "In hindsight, I try to see things from her point of view...", that isn't an exercise in empathy? And did she have empathy for me? When I said "the thought that there are people like me probably didn't pop into her head either" – isn't that pointing to a gap which likely exists in her own empathy?

Have you ever heard of the English autistic researcher, Dr Damian Milton's, "double empathy problem"? Autistic people are commonly said to lack empathy, but actually most non-autistic people have at least as great a lack of empathy towards the autistic. I think it is relevant here, because I very much can see my own autistic traits at work in the situation we are discussing.

Finally, where's your empathy for me in your comment? I can't detect any. If a "total lack of empathy" makes one a "dick" and a "capital A asshole", what does that make you?
These for me are the socialising and interrelationship games. Its part of playing the tribe game.

Fwiw:

We're playing starcraft as well on weekends. Lan party style. Interludes of doom and quake. Warcraft 2 as well. Cracktorio is always running.

Still working out how we'll play bolo.
Pik-Fix: Restoring and Colorizing Old Photo
oh wow that is cool. I have never heard or thought about putting a pi-hole in the cloud.
You might be thinking of SafetyNet. I'm not sure if there are any reliable ways to get root without tripping SafetyNet, but last I knew you could - on a Pixel - flash a different ROM and then relock the bootloader, and you'd be fine. Things may have changed in the last few years though.
Unfortunately I did something wrong with a Betterment connection last week that caused them to lock my account for hacking attempts, until I call them, and their EST support hours are only in times I'm in meetings in PST so far…

but at least I don't use their checking feature, which they're oddly excited about despite it having no advantage over other banks and no possible way it ever could have an advantage.
Coopernaut: End-to-End Driving with Cooperative Perception for Networked Vehicle
They didn't remove the feature. It's simply been moved to the bottom of a locked filing cabinet stuck in a disused lavatory with a sign on the door saying "Beware of the Leopard".
Mixing and matching a C(reate) or U(pdate) api call into a single request is exactly why its better. Logic can be checked, verified, confirmed, denied and rolled back.

Multiple entities with multiple endpoints are harder, if not impossible to enforce.
Very neat! If you lose a node, are you guaranteed to be able to recover from the other two? Are those VMs running on the same host?
Video Extrapolation in Space and Time
I am wondering how much this effect vary by family culture.

Are Asians kids less impacted because parent intervenes? Just guessing.
What games? I'm genuinely interested.
I don’t see any quotes in your post, never mind Milton Friedman quotes.
Android's AccessibilityService API already requires the user to navigate into settings and explicitly enable the service for any given app.

The "restricted settings" dialog adds another explicit warning for users to acknowledge, which is IMO a good thing. The system currently doesn't tell the user how they can "allow restricted settings" for an app, though, which I think is because this feature is a WIP as of Beta 1. (The "allow restricted settings" button is in a different area of settings entirely from Settings --> Accessibility, and the dialog makes no mention of it/doesn't link to help material about the restriction. Definitely a WIP.)
If you find this interesting, then you would probably enjoy reading "Finite and Infinite Games" https://www.amazon.com/Finite-Infinite-Games-James-Carse/dp/...
I think thats a possibility for anyone involved with interviewing/hiring. At some point you have to trust people you know to not be malicious
The people for which success is out of reach do not browse HN.

It depends how you define "success" of course, but by my criteria of "living with financial independence, real happiness, and the ability to choose what impact you have on the world" very few HN readers will ever be successful. We trade our happiness and satisfaction that comes from making a real impact on the world for a pile of cash to make tech people don't care about.
.. what other ways? serious question.
It's plausible that "agile gibbon" is a single term in that dictionary; cf. the Wikipedia article for "agile gibbon": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agile_gibbon

Note also the other transformations involving headwords that contain spaces: "civil war" -> "clabber", "starship" -> "starting pistol", "custodian" -> "customs union", and "galaxy" -> "galia melon".

I don't know what dictionary is being used: the post just says "I used a 1999 Oxford English dictionary" but I doubt it's the full OED, as in it "agent" is followed by (I think) entries for "agent provocateur", "agentess", "agential", "agentive", "agentship", "ageold", "ageometrical", "ageostrophic", "age-prier", "ager", "agerasia", "ageratum", … [lots of "agg…" words]… and "agile gibbon" would be very far away.

Edit: For example, The New Oxford Dictionary of English (1998: not OED but ODE: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxford_Dictionary_of_English) has "agile gibbon" as a separate entry in the dictionary, though it is 27 places after "agent" rather than 7.
I disagree. The very presence of these headlines indicates exactly what both the parent and myself are afraid of: that Android is losing uselessness for power users. The rant is far from being untrue.
I'm not sure what is gained by gating this on the API used though? Couldn't you get around this by having the user install something using the session API which then installs the malicious app that uses the a11y API - it might require convincing the user to click through another install, but I'm not sure how much of a barrier that actually is.
WhatsApp had 600M users. A dozen million people paying the $1 per year is many people. In the multiple threads about WhatsApp and the $1 charge, most people never paid anything. Looking at the revenue and everything, doesn’t seem like enough were paying.
Archiving of Databases: Siard Suite
>And banning teens from doing something popular... I'm not even sure how seriously to take this suggestion.

This is such a strange thing to me. I understand that kids want to fit in, but really are parents supposed to always make sure they fit in even when trends are actively harmful? Kids haven't always even had so many peers-- 300 years ago you'd spend most of your time with relatives much older than you learning life skills. Was that really so terrible for them? If kids must fit in, then parents are basically screwed because many children and adults overuse social media. I just find it so strange that limiting kids activities is just seen as not worth even trying.
Which is kinda weird on HN. Plenty of startups on here and plenty of startup people.

At the same time I can see why blatant adverts on here would get old fast. They aren't usually interesting comments if they're ad copy.
how can you possibly know how effective someone is to work with after 10 seconds and watching them sit down?

what kind of confidence interval can you assign to this test?
Missing any information before requesting mic access. This would turn a lot of people away. Provide some information and then have a button to continue and ask for mic permissions then.