skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Naturally. You may have also noticed that our economy has been growing explosively while providing less and less to most members of society.

We can keep extending the analogy by saying that the Fed has belatedly started some long-overdue chemotherapy by raising interest rates, but the late stage and metastasis make for a grim prognosis.
In other words, our mirror neurons and empathy aren't made for online communication. On the Internet, we're all psychopaths.
> People that are bargain hunters tend to be more demanding

I wonder if it is because it is a selection bias for people that just don’t value their own time? Selecting people that tend to waste many hours for the sake of a few cents. The type of person with the time available, and who think wasting time complaining is a useful thing to invest time and effort on?

And a person who is not smart enough to spend their time wisely, is more likely to have nonsensical or silly complaints?
I meant for real, Dan - like bring down the ban hammer more forcefully. Let's get serious about cleaning up this place.
It's not quite true in my observation. Many RL people are much more aggressive. Many are less.

I think people portray themselves differently in different contexts. Everyone is a caricature, but which side they emphasize depends on who's watching. Someone might be a skirt chaser among college friends, a board game freak on Instagram, and a virtue signaler on LinkedIn. It's still the same person, with the same opinions.

The other side of the coin is algorithms. I like chess memes and basically the internet will highlight all of my friends who are into chess memes. When I'm angry at anti-vaxxers, suddenly everyone else is. Whenever I complain about the drop in KFC quality, I find that everyone I know is just furious about KFC.

It's why I stopped using FB and Twitter; it's basically a warped mirror. Plus the algorithms encourage being a caricature. It's the PewDiePie effect - the difference between a gamer and a millionaire celebrity gamer is that the celebrity is always hyperactive and screaming at stuff. There's also a kind of tribal effect in play.
It was in their interest to keep producing oil. If you stop you can lose market share.
Anonymity allows you to be freed from your inhibitions. If statements in real life were made as callously then people might fear for their employment, housing situation, family issue, schools, etc., being impacted in some manners. Those enforce boundaries that your inhibitions generally restrain you from breaking. As you get older then you are less restrained due to lack of boundaries. 2 cents.
Why is this submission 2x as wide as the comments? (I’m on mobile Safari)
they are locked in leases, firing is easier.
There's also the fact that when you're online there's a zero risk of being punched in the face when you say something the other person is likely to find unpleasant.
Does the Bluetooth trademark owner have a place to report violations of the spec? It's their brand to protect, not yours.
I’ll give credit where it’s due, Dead Mans Snitch inspired us to build Cronitor, but I’m pretty sure this is in maintenance mode.

It’s a great proof of concept that something like this should exist that gives developers observability for their cron jobs and background tasks but they seemed to have stopped working on it, so we started in 2014 and have shipped about every week since.

Ultimately, we believe you can’t trust software you can’t see. Background jobs are like the cities underground - absolutely essential to survival and easy to forget about as you move around on the surface getting things done.
dewpoint is underrated

https://www.weather.gov/arx/why_dewpoint_vs_humidity

> less than or equal to 55: dry and comfortable

> between 55 and 65: becoming "sticky" with muggy evenings

> greater than or equal to 65: lots of moisture in the air, becoming oppressive
Ahh. It’s that url isn’t it?
Few things are truer in software than this:

If you expect people to use a tool for your benefit, you’re going to be disappointed and/or bamboozled every single time.

Managers are experts in this. They don’t seem to see why they are always having to harp on people to keep visibility tools up to date because “not getting harped on” is not a motivation to do something. Most of my job is keeping track of my responsibilities. If I’m keeping track of yours, then why are you even here?

People use tools for their own benefit (if even then). If that helps out someone else, that’s a bonus feature, not a core one. So we use testing frameworks if it helps us stop our own regressions. We use issue trackers to fight pre-emption and weekend amnesia. If you don’t honor that (by mandating that they be used in a different way that raises the cost/benefit ratio) then you’ll get less compliance, not more.

So if the SREs want something, they better have a self-interest angle, otherwise they’ve just got a platform for lecturing, not for progress. Of course, there are a few people in any org who are satisfied with lecturing.
Haven't used the RPython toolchain, but it's worth looking into. You write an interpreter in a restricted subset of Python2 called RPython and make your interpreter report the start of a loop in the guest language, and the end of a loop. The interpreter then gets transformed effectively into a JIT compiler. The underlying principle is something called meta-tracing.

[edit: Changed "host" to "guest"; Python to Python2]

I have a question to the experts though: The principle of meta-tracing suggests you might be able to write your guest language in Python. Is that currently possible with RPython/PyPy?
2 year treasuries paying close to 3%. not bad
I think there's definitely self-selection, the anonymity effect, and the fact that when people say things online they're usually in a safe place and have time to ruminate.

Mostly you just need to catch certain people at the right time to have those kinds of discussions.
You may want to look at cranelift
I see your point.

Well it would be nice if Microsoft found a way to implement them and coordinate with Intel, with backwards compatibility of course (which is the key point of Windows).

Then this brings another question to my mind: if Intel is so contrained by Microsoft's decisions (which make sense) they should have been in a good relationship designing things that work nice together. Why did they design their CPU in a way that would break in Windows usage in the first place?

They must have much more R&D than saying "let's design this hybrid CPU and put a new instruction set on some cores and see if it works on Windows and DRM software else we disable those features" kind of approach.
is there branding to this? Because if Vitamin C is 10 bucks in bulk and 100 bucks in drug stores I'm about to open a 50 bucks vitamin C store in the US. Competition generally eliminates these kinds of margins. Quick check here on the German Amazon you can get Vitamin C ranging from 13€/kilogram to 117€/kilogram, they show that ratio explicitly.

If people want to pay 10x for the fancy bottle and name they can but I don't think they lack the alternatives.
How do you monitize this, since it’s free to sub?
It is fairly easy to use and can produce machine code for any architecture that LLVM supports (and this includes x86, x86_64, ARM, MIPS, PowerPC and SPARC).
I don’t think there is a pharmaceutical treatment for cerebrovascular accidents. There are blood-clotters etc to reduce the chance of acute hemorrhagic stroke, but the treatment of brain aneurisms is largely endovascular intervention.

Traditional medicine would be a joke in this scenario. Sounds like political PR.
Your point is invalid because it would require an exponential growth of the sun power (the derivative of an exponential is an exponential). While the sun power is exponential around a billion years, it is a constant over a year. So you would reach at most a linear GDP growth.
I have the Elite 85h, and it has the same problem, as well as about a dozen other problems when you connect it to a computer. Same response. But the sales letter for the product makes it clear that they do support computers.

My last email to Jabra was ignored:

The message that computers are not supported devices on the Jabra Elite 85h was a very upsetting response to receive, so I didn't respond for quite a while. It's quite frustrating to hear that expensive bluetooth headphones designed to connect to 8 devices are not meant to work with computers. If that were the case, I would expect the Jabra site to say that computers are not supported in BIG letters, as I imagine a lot of people, like me, would expect their computer to be one of those 8 devices.

However, this statement about computers not being supported cannot be true. On the Jabra site for this product, it says: "no need to plug your headphones into your computer." It also has a picture of the product beside a Macbook. I've included screen shots of the product page that show these two points that clearly indicate computers are supported. I've heard this issue of the Elite 85h not being compatible with computers before from Jabra support, but it seems so implausible that Jabra would make bluetooth headphones that don't support computers, and equally implausible that they would mislead people into buying them on their site by suggesting that computers are supported if they are not.

I'm still hoping to get solutions to all the problems I'm having connecting my Jabra Elite 85h to my MacBook Air. Currently it's unusable and I'm going to have to buy another headset to replace them, which is much more wasteful than I would like.
I didn't read the article because it looked like this: https://i.imgur.com/cWbC1lx.png, but how was it a narrow escape when the rest of the crypto market behaved pretty much like the stock market?
> if you get into an interview, every companies wants to mitigate risk as much as possible, and even after 6 interviews with everyone and their sister getting to ask similar vapid questions, you can be rejected with an automated email.
> It's pretty soul sucking.

I agree, 100%.

That said, I would consider filtering out those sorts of companies as part of my pre-application process. I'd want to know upfront, what the interview format is, how many interviews there are, what other candidates experience has been with the interview etc, before even considering putting together an application for the company.

I'm guess (and please correct me if I'm wrong) that the major difference between the world OP and yourself describes and my experience is mostly in that it seems you two are trying to get "a job" (any job) whereas I'm saying, I find companies that I think I would enjoy (pre, during, and post interview) then tailor my application and approach specifically to that company.

Otherwise, it seems unlikely that you would still end up with companies with a terrible interview process, despite doing your due diligence to filter them out
2 years of corona circus and explosion of obesity worldwide. https://www.who.int/health-topics/obesity#tab=tab_1

So promoting paper which relate to prenatale conditions which would leads to adult obesity is just a smoke screen to hide that the whole modern society is just a big pathology factory at mankind scale.

better make people feel they are cursed by gene than just realise that the real war on drug should be against sugar and vegetable oil than cocaine and majiuana.

The biggest cartel around are industrial food and stores where everybody shop everyday. Not talking about all the shitty food restaurant where you pay high price to destroy yourself. Most modern food are more dangerous for health than cigarettes. But still Smoke screen to keep Smart ass from silicon valley such as this website audience whe believe to be litterate enough into the blind spot of all the comorbidities of modern society. but as far as my comment hurts your feelnig keep minusing it to silent it and punish me to not be blind like you :)

signed: a carnivorous troll who lost 45kg and reversed prediabetic conditions/highblood pressure/sleeping apnea/chronic gout/oversweating by just eating meat. Not talking about my improved libido and my bigger penis (in the way i can now see my feet when i wash) And all this after 40yo. (yes im not a young idealist who believe he knows everything while most of his experience is reading ramdom stuf on internet).
The only issue now is, where the fuck can you buy a raspberrypi now?!
This is so cool. I was actively looking for something just like this!

Thx!
I agree with that assessment. Which means it should come as no surprise to anyone, if people are harsher online to people they literally do not know. It's not nice, but the alternative is also not very pleasant, which is real life and the constant misuse of status and lack of anonymity. Although it kind of creeped up to the internet as well.
There are plenty of comments like that but dang does a good job of making sure they never violently assault your eyeballs.
Vanguard delegates self-directed 401k to Ameritrade.
Indeed. There are 100s of complaints on Reddit about Bluetooth devices being broken on Monterey, including Apple peripherals: https://www.reddit.com/r/MacOS/search?q=monterey+bluetooth&r...
I would suggest generating webassembly instead and use wasmtime.
It’s worth noting that Abbot claims to have sequenced the bacteria and disputes the claim that their facility caused the infant deaths.
A similar quote I love from Conan the Cimmerian: "Civilized men are more discourteous than savages because they know they can be impolite without having their skulls split, as a general thing."
That's completely because of failure to Network partition.

Think about it. Power Delivery is the OG wired network. You will have a wire. Unlike with signaling, power delivery is default on (cycling to deliver AC power) instead of default off (line clear for signaling).

If you really want to discriminate priority branches and be able to fine-grained load shed, that means, no building off of high priority trunks, and you'll have to string some extra wire to accomodate being able to centrally isolate the high priority loads from the low priority loads short of doing something like inline smart meters connected to mains coming into a home (i.e, teleconnected at-the-pole termination).

The Texas fiasco, as I understand it, came from a combo of poor isolation of high-priority trunks from low priority loads. It's common for cities to just wire nearby businesses off the hospital's high priority trunk, so the lights stay on in empty buisnesses instead of being in the "potentially sheddable" pool.

But no. Nobody wants more wiring. Too expensive. This is what you buy when you do that.
>That's fascinating, so they pick up that it's Québécois French and then decide to do that? Is there something in particular that makes them look down on people from Quebec or Québécois French?

In Ontario, we are taught france french. I'm a dummy when it comes to french, I genuinely try and wish I could speak any french

Ottawa french, tends to work both in quebec and france. This isn't so much the different in french but rather who is speaking it.

>I lived in France for a while, and didn't experience very many people wanting to speak English with me since my French was pretty good, though I have a very thick anglophone accent (I'm American, but they always assumed I was British for some reason).

Doesnt surprise me at all. Of course the intention is to continue speaking french.

>The fact they would do the opposite with people that speak a slightly different variant of French is really surprising.

It's not the french syntax or something, in fact in a way france respects quebec's ability to keep french going despite being surrounded by english.

>I don't know anything about the Canadian constitution, but I would find it surprising if this passed judicial review, forcing doctors to communicate with patients in a language they don't know is asking for terrible medical outcomes.

I have no ability to prove what high school I went to. I love going to montreal, northsec is awesome. F1 is awesome. I cant go there now that doctors have been ordered to not speak english to me.

>Potentially having a dead patient because they couldn't effectively communicate with them (like a drug allergy for example) to preserve cultural purity does not seem "reasonable" nor "can be justified in a free and democratic society", according to the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. However, with how much other democratic norms and rights are backsliding all over the place it also wouldn't be surprising if this was upheld somehow.

This isn't the only place there are problems with charter rights violations in canada.
This is a pointless argument though, since Apple can deliver arbitrary over the air updates to iPhones anyway. There is nothing that iPhone hardware is physically capable of doing that Apple could not release a software update to do. Thus any evil you can conceive of is trivially within the slippery slope.
What percentage of web scraper routines resort to regex when they should at least start with xpath or some equivalent parser?
I hate that. It's creepy deja vu gaslighting.
> These are Wirecutter's suggested Bluetooth headphones

I stopped trusting Wirecutter a long time ago when they "recommended" powerline adapters that sucked. After buying some and doing my own testing I realized the whole product category sucks unless you're super desperate with no other options.

Of course instead of saying that Wirecutter happily gives the best piece of garbage 8 or 9 stars. That's the problem with affiliate marketing blogs like Wirecutter. They'll happily do relative rankings of pure crap if it means you'll buy something for them to get the affiliate revenue.

We need a new generation of review sites and reviewers.
I was window shopping for an atmos receiver and noticed the manuals and even product design between a certain Onkyo and Pioneer receiver were basically identical.

The design of the manuals, including the fonts and screenshots were almost identical. The back and front of the units were almost identical. I bet even the guts were identical!

Here is the pioneer unit: https://intl.pioneer-audiovisual.com/manuals/docs/SN29403616...

Here is the Onkyo unit: https://www.onkyousa.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/TX-SR494...
I tell everyone my ideas all the time. So far nobody has ever built them. The lesson I learned here, is that I am actually an idiot. Maybe you should share your ideas. You might learn something as well.
dressing up nonsense in clauses doesn't make it any less nonsense

things aren't anti-consumer merely because individual instances of them carry consequences you don't like, and the vast majority of these laws don't do that

you seem to be confusing copyright protection for drm
If you think the tor exit node looking at the traffic is equivalent, you missed the point of tor.
Ortho keyboards are awesome, and the Preonic is very easy to assemble.

It took me some commitment to be able to type on one effectively - and then swapping back to a normal layout was frustrating, but after a while you can swap between both without much of a hassle. I like them both for different applications, but also I just like changing things up sometimes.
Why not just use wordpress + wysiwyg editor similar to *docs, and you're done?
Extremely bold claim there.

I definitely use my macbook with non-apple hardware. From headphones to laptops to android phones.

My first Macbook used to pair with a Nokia E72 to get internet via the GSM modem, I used it every day on the train.

Two weeks ago I connected an old Oneplus One via bluetooth to my macbook (2020 mbp) to get some old photos from its internal memory.

What doesn't work?

EDIT: actually, I'm not sure I ever connected a laptop to a macbook, but I have a linux laptop so I can try it if you want.
Don't sell yourself short. The only reason that should keep you back from designing something great is that it doesn't make sense as you haven't optimised for that.

I can create great designs, I can write great code and I can solve difficult problems in any domain, the issue is that some of those things would take more time that someone who specifically trained be able to do that thing in a reasonable amount of time.
Fair enough.

It’s also easy to miss that this was with a “AA” size container, and not the size of a pail or a dot battery.
i think they count the namespace pollution as free advertising
A platform is a public accomodation.

We compell public accomodations all the time. Your argument is reminiscent of the racists saying they had "freedom of association" to keep people they didn't like out of their restaurants.

And there is no diversity of sites. We have some monopolies.

These monopolies are not creating speech. They are hosting a public accomodation, and then turning around and violating people's rights when they try to use the accomodation.
Because he likes those candies!
If it matters, hire a lawyer.

That's how contracts work.

If that sounds expensive, it is.

Just because you came to the table with the short stack, doesn't change anything.

That's the way contracts work.

Or to put it another way, if you're pointing to the contract, it usually means the personal relationship is f'd.

And it is time to lawyer up.

Or put up with it.

Or walk away.

Good luck.
Pure nostalgia and this defined my teen years. From hours spent messing around with Dr. Sbaitso, to that talking parrot, to being elated to finding a doc on how to program the SB on a BBS, the sound blaster era was when computers were most exciting. We were finally breaking out into major video/sound breakthroughs.
Could you please stop posting flamebait and/or unsubstantive comments to HN? You've unfortunately been doing it repeatedly, and we ban that sort of account. It's not what this site is for, and it destroys what it is for.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
can you kindly share the source?
How many have you tried?

I’ve never had any non-Apple phones/computers not work with Apple phones/computers using Bluetooth.
hmm you can differentiate your product via brand and placement to gain revenue OR participate in a commodity market, based on price and volume. There is no "law" to make products one way or the other. Price increases for commodity are a serious concern, but price increases for brand and placement, why not? really..

Public perception of scarcity is a cause for panic, and that is a real concern, regardless of origin.
Fastly as well -- Fastly, Cloudflare, and Akamai are the three egress providers.
Is this section of Jabra's FAQ new? https://www.jabra.com/supportpages/jabra-elite-85t/100-99190...
It's always been a premium product. Buffet increased the prices to the cost the market would bear for said product. You could argue they were giving it away too cheaply before that.
A pretty common failure was the capacitors on their HDMI boards, which is a pretty easy DIY fix if you have some soldering skills.
That's not correct. At a scale of a century, economic growth has been a zero sum game https://ourworldindata.org/economic-growth. Only recent abundance in cheap energy sources has allowed a HUGE economic boost.
This is exactly the API presented by LLVM ORC and gccjit, you feed in their IR/bitcode and they return to you a C function pointer.

https://llvm.org/docs/ORCv2.html

https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/jit/
I was recently thinking that I would really like "field references" in go, e.g. via type.Field, like you can do for methods to get unbound methods. Partly because it might enable generics over "contains field(s)" instead of just "contains method(s)".

In the meantime I guess there's always anonymous functions (to use as accessors). They're not hard to be generic over.
This creates an ambiguity for testing the full and empty conditions. You end up having to store an additional atomic flag to track that state.
Warship sonar could be causing mass dolphin deaths in the Black Sea
Agressivenes in moderation (hah) can be counterproductive. Also, everyone has a bad day once in a while.