skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think communities should be assessed on a case-by-case basis.

A larger community does typically have more potential to shift in itself. Whether this is "good" or "bad" lies in the eyes of the beholder.

I think, however, that people that are insistent on keeping a community locked-down and small and who self-appoint as gatekeepers are often more destructive to a community than actual outsiders. They're usually fragile people who require a sense of value and elitism/superiority to feel good about themselves, and they exist everywhere.
Each marketing channel functions differently in the sales funnel, whether to help increase brand awareness or capture new leads.

So, connecting your digital marketing efforts, including content and social media marketing, is vital to streamline the process of driving conversions.

Some of the key benefits of synchronizing content and social media efforts include maintaining consistency, avoiding confusion, and making a brand easily recognizable across marketing channels.
Twitter estimates spam, fake accounts comprise less than 5% of users
Rattle Society token/DAO launch
> Isn't the whole point of a native Go/whatever version to avoid the interop penalty?

CGO require a c compiler (not always easy available) and make cross-compilation harder
Clozure common lisp is Ctrl+D three times.
That's a package, not a module.
First, congrats to your new project!
Secondly, although it's not for react, but that's exactly the same reason why I have developed http://liveditor.com some years ago! The idea was that the css inspector/tweaker and the code editor should be combined together and working together seamlessly.

PS, I know the software might have some little issues but I'm going to update it soon ;)
I think Zulip is pretty good at avoiding those problems.

If you have a new spontaneous question, you just create a new topic. It's never too crowded.

I've used DMs on Zulip a few times, but it was mostly to set up 1-on-1 meetings or ask for personal advice, not for sharing information that might be relevant to other people.
Physics, Math, and Astronomy Podcasts – A List Compiled by TrueSciPhi
He should hire private protection. Funny how an anti-government person runs to the government in times of trouble.

My unpopular opinion is that this guy should be mugged in the streets for running a shitcoin ponzi...but that's just an opinion. In reality, he should be handed to US authorities and serve a long prison term.
My brother and I also played outside until the streetlights turned on, sometimes walking quite a few miles in the general area. Visiting friends from 4th grade, biking three miles to/from school, etc.

Once a red Volvo 240 stopped and tried getting my brother to approach for some candy. I pulled him away and we went inside, because I'd heard rumours about some dude in the area trying to nab kids. I was about eight and he was six.

Because we had learned to not talk to strangers that weren't our parents or relatives or public officials like police, medics and fire crew in uniform or in uniformed vehicles. If someone stops while we're waiting for the school bus and offers to drive us home it's not OK to get in the car unless our parents had asked our teacher to tell us that one specific family member would pick us up.

Basic good upbringing, really...
Thank you so much! We're glad you like it.
No.

The real insight is "it depends".
Sure but that’s audio production and people in audio production don’t tend to use a 3.5mm headphone Jack… on phones people more often than not can’t tell the difference in audio quality.
+1 on this, looks good would appreciate a live/mock example
It's entirely reasonable to think both "They should be arrested" and "the police should stop others from attacking them". I'd argue it's much more reasonable to hold both views than only one - everyone for themselves or the rule of law rather than "the rule of law for people I don't like".

> People like him and their mind viruses are destructive to proper civil society.

I don't think the "proper civil society" response is that they should be subject to criminal attacks.
I am curious about the name and the de domaim
https://fruits.de/c/v9kgq ;)
Elon Musk Says Twitter Deal Temporarily on Hold
Follow the money and the mana of the land and the spirit in which people act and watch the eyes and the skies and Bad Actors are kinda easy to spot after awhile.
I don't buy the 'cgo is not go' mantra.

The original argument was that reimplementing everything in Go is better and avoids a bunch of trade-offs, mainly: more complicated and slower builds, loss of cross-compilation, tooling. But it completely ignores the real cost of maintaining software, even if 'just a translation'. Having the same underlying libraries interoperating with Go, Node, Java, etc is a massive advantage, gives you predictable performance, memory usage, and known reliability regardless of the host language. Who would ever port and maintain a beast such as a libvips or IM port and all the 25 other image libraries they depend on?

What really should be addressed is precisely that pain, so users of modules using CGO don't have to worry about it. Fix it, not abandon it.
> Tesla dragged the rest of the auto industry, kicking and screaming, into the EV business.

I would say that the advance in battery technology, the laws introduced by state of California and north european countries did more than Tesla ever did.

Also the Renault Zoe, still top selling EV cars in europe, had her first concept car showed in 2005 and was on sale only 5 months after the Model S in 2012. The Leaf also predates the Model S.The 1st generation Tesla Roadster sold poorly like most other contemporary EVs and most of the sales happened in her last year in 2012. It was as niche as all other EVs in the market in its first 3 years of commercial life. The Mitsubishi i-Miev and its Citroën and Peugeot variant outsold the Tesla Roadster by more than a factor of 10. Almost 30000 cars between 2008 and 2014.

What Tesla achieved was showing the wealthy people they could greenwash their way to the same energy wasting life by going EV. A good publicity stunt.
That's what it was called, I couldn't recall when I commented.
Regulation for thee but not for mee, or something.
Also the lead poisoning from the 50's to the 90's is now showing itself in the boomer/late boomer generation...
Layering Considered Harmful
The sad (?) thing is that despite these scummy crypto projects collapsing, people like Do probably still made out like bandits. It's only the "regular" greedy folk who lose everything.

I know the world isn't just, but it would be nice to see these shysters getting some form of comeuppance. At least Madoff and Skilling ended up in jail.
life is a ponzi scheme, everything perishes eventually
Having loved photography since an early age I have always been hyper observant about my own visual mechanics, and to preserve my 25/20 acuity.

At worst in my late teens my prescription was -1.25, at which point I started wearing glasses only for distance vision, never for reading and computer work. I am certain this diligent habit stopped the myopia progressing. Now that I’m 10 years out of uni my prescription has reversed to -0.25. I don’t wear distance glasses anymore and am careful with computer positioning to minimise eye strain. Hope my 25/20 lasts!
Sri Lanka PM Ranil Wickremesinghe's reply when asked about ties with India
With the amount of sunlight Reykjavik gets, "Greyland" might be more appropriate.
Twitter Deal Temporarily on Hold
With the looming demographics crisis, it could actually be a great deal for society if parents did this! The problem is that despite all these child friendly policies we are still below replacement rate.
Triangulating between these responses which each have some sensible points, we (?) might choose to aim for meaningful and serious consequences (because life is srs bzns) yet still temper our justice with mercy, meaning, and occasionally a touch of humor.
At least Madoff's victims got 90% of their money back.
Ask HN: Is Elon Musk an expert in every field he manages?
Passionate comments on a LinkedIn post, following Elon Musk's tweet on management need for expertise in the field to be "supervised" https://www.linkedin.com/posts/kate-hobler_i-call-bullshit-is-elon-a-rocket-scientist-activity-6929470583139119106-JRrQ

Where does the HN community stand on this? I'm for the LinkedIn OP, but maybe it's because I'm too old, having been involved in too many industries, with a PhD in one domain (Thermodynamics) and a MS in another (CompSci), but still w/out having had the ability to master all areas which I had to manage in my professional career. I still don't understand the understanding process...
> public transportation is good enough that you don’t really need a car.

For having access to good public transportation with regular frequency you need to live somewhere central in most of the big European cities. It might work out for you but locals are getting priced out because of these relatively rich Californian immigrants moving in and pricing out the locals. Now the locals need to move out to suburbs and use cars or not so frequent trains and buses.
What is SJW?
Why can't those damn coelux things become mass produced?
"Californians are making themselves known in a country once considered the forgotten sibling of Spain."

What does that even mean?

Anyway. Rich foreigners make capital city too expensive for some locals. Hardly news. Come, learn Portuguese, have fun and spend your money. Portugal is a sovereign(ish) nation. Let them accept immigration as they wish. This theatrical hand-wringing doesn't help anyone.
What is "ruined" for you, might be just right for others. People's perceptions of value and usefulness vary.

E.g. I work for a huge corporation and am very happy, but it started small. I am working at a "ruined" workplace? Perhaps if you personally value a small start up you'd consider it so, but I value the stability of an established company that I can rely on getting my salary from.
I would never guess that a piece of even consumer hardware was designed with such low tolerances as to develop such issues.

Is this some kind of a trend that I'm not up to date with?

I was surprised to find out that my laptop fans started first getting noisy and then rattling after less than two years since purchase. I searched around and apparently the tight tolerances combined with low quality of the bearings eventually produce this effect.

This is especially audible if I let them heat up - it appears that thermal expansion is enough for the blades to get too close to the housing.

I ordered a set of new ones and appropriate tools, but I can't imagine doing this every two years. My previous laptop lasted around seven, after which both the battery and the power socket gave out.
[Luna]...is fundamentally different to other stablecoins like tether and USDC which are backed by real-world assets such as bonds.

......other stablecoins like tether and USDC which claim to be backed by real-world assets such as bonds.

FTFY
It was ebase, but not sure if this helps you as they are European/German.
Anywhere else it’s sparkling weather
>What would the majority do if they had the money? What was their "dream lifestyle"? Buy a single family home, with it's own land and a car.

> Sure, not everyone likes that lifestyle, but a hell of a lot of people do like it.

Nope, dream ofmost of the people would be to "buy a single family home, with it's own land within the city without doing taxi driver for your kids".

But since this is completely scifi since houses in city are the most expensive people have to settle either for city apartments or house outside city and becoming taxi driver.
He's not an expert in any of them.
congratulations on the launch! how does this compare to Gumroad?
Yes it is true and it seems to be the result of our tribalistic history.

We are well adapted for social groups of 50-200 people but have a hard time to "belong" in too big groups. One could argue the subcultures/counter cultures of the young is a modern form of tribalism.

This shows especially in larger social networks online, where people stop treating each other in friendly manner.
That site links to the 2005 edition of the book The Elements of Computing Systems, but an updated edition was published in 2021. (I found the original edition excellent years ago. I'm not aware how the new edition differs, only that it exists.)

https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/elements-computing-systems-se...
Any plans to make the download/payment page more customizable e.g. formatting/images in the description, or giving sellers control over the background?
Wi-Fi used to be bad around the 802.11b era. After 802.11n I barely even see a need to upgrade. A cheap consumer router easily covers my 2-floor house with a half dozen clients without any dead spots.

I imagine concrete houses or congestion might be different but I can’t even find a reason to get a mesh system in my house.

Wireless mice and keyboards also work great. I use them even for gaming where many swear by wired.

You can’t hide a mouse cable thing like you can hide an internet cable. It’s literally on your desk no matter what you do, so the upside of wireless there beats the downside. Same with wired internet to a smartphone…

I still don’t trust BT audio though.
>I'm an EE, and yeah, I don't get why the pay in the field is so bad.

Also EE here. Because in EE you need to invest a lot of funds into equipment, prototyping, manufacturing, RMA, shipping, logistics, customer support, etc. only to make pennies in profit when you actually sell your finished products, while it's the opposite for SW dev work, developing it and selling it costs you next to nothing, you just need a laptop and an internet connection, and once you sunk the cost of developing it you can scale it virtually infinitely and sell it across the globe with low costs and high margins.

Long story short, it's a lot more profitable to make apps where you get consumers to click on ads, buy stuff, or invest their savings into meme stocks or crypto, than to build and sell physical products to them (unless you're Apple).
Thinking of myself as a parent I'd be quite angry if photos of my children ended up on Instagram (private profiles or not) or any company's servers.

So in your place, knowing how brazen everyone is with privacy I'd actually be ok with this measure. It's not like you can't take photos/videos of your children and their friends (with their parents' consent) outside of school & during your time together.

Some 200 years ago photography hadn't even be invented, and only the last ~50 years has it been mainstream. Not every moment has to be recorded, relax, have fun and take a few photos so you can reminisce when older.
Brilliant comment. Coming at this as a typographer/graphic artist and erstwhile coder, I'd bet it comes down to reverse engineering anti-aliasing algorithms. I'm not sure how it's done in Windows, but on Macs there are various levels of crispness you can set in default type as it's rasterized and if you zoom in a bit they have very clearly recognizable differences. Take the four bottom-left pixels of a capital A at 300 ppi, and compare their ink value ratios with different anti-aliasing techniques, and I bet you could get a signature of what card did the rasterization.

Gaussian blur is your friend if you wanna send a death note, I guess.
You can easily thrive on vegan diet.

You can't just leave meat and eat the rest and call it vegan diet. Most anti-vegans never had a real vegan meal. We all have an idea of vegan meals - but your mum's vegetable dish, which left you hungry after eating it, is not a real representative of vegan diet.

You'll just need to learn to cook differently - or better, what to substitute with what.

No need to invent new recipes. There is a lot of vegan meals in India, Mexico, Greece, Ethiopia, even your country for sure has some. Just make sure you eat diverse food and don't forget your B12 supplement (in vegan variant, because B12 is from earth bacteria or seaweed, not from meat).

When searching for a recipe (burger recipe) on the net, just add "vegan" (vegan burger recipe) and you'll certainly find something you'll enjoy.

[https://www.peta.org/living/food/vegan-egg-replacer-guide/ - 24 Ways to Replace an Egg]
[https://html.duckduckgo.com/html?q=vegan%20replace%20meat]
[https://html.duckduckgo.com/html?q=vegan%20milk%20recipes]
Yeah exactly! But at least like this, you just have one certificate, and not 5.
> So why not just stream it from the cloud.

Because I don't always have a signal and it consumes more battery.
I’m sorry but this is an insane comment. We live in a civil society, in which we deal with criminals through the courts and not through lynch mobs.
You say that last part like crypto is mostly good and this is one bad apple. I suggest you don't research too far into the owners of Tether and how much is has propped up the entire crypto market single-handedly.

An individual is not destructive to civil society if civil society is healthy.
It’s his wife who requested protection, according to the article’s sub-headline.
Sounds deep but that's only because you wrote 8 words. Can't really refute your 'poetry'
>> A similar tool got shown here on HN...a visual tool to edit CSS is a) so handy but b) really hard to build because it's not programmatically obvious which file to make updates too...

Can you point me to the post so that I can study more details?
As mentioned about, the idea of my http://liveditor.com is not to edit the css for you but points you to the line of the css file so that you can edit the styles in the code editor and see the result instantly.
That would be the view for selling a digital file https://fruits.de/c/85nn9
Show HN: Build a Scalable Flutter Video Calling App in Just 4 Steps
You might want to fix the fact that you can specify a negative price for the product, at least in the calculator. Other than that, looks cool!
Musk $44B Twitter deal temporarily on hold
I know a few people who wouldn't live anywhere else after settling in Slacks Creek up in the hills behind the Gold Coast.

Personally I'm more a Sunshine Coast person. But the money however seems to have discovered Byron Bay: A few of the lower-lying coastal towns flood frequently though.
Instal proper window shutters. Your rooms will be pitch black.
Which colleagues are you talking about in this context? In any event I’ve worked for over twenty years in companies with thousands of employees and I can’t remember a single time that the name of a source file made any practical difference in my day. I think the naysayers are having their own conversations distinct from actual reality of what’s happening here. “I wouldn’t do this” is a perfectly reasonable reaction but not at all useful in a public discussion.
Especially due to the fact that despite any political views they may hold, they are forced to pay taxes for police services like everyone else.

GP is arguing that certain taxpayers should not receive the services they paid for, on political grounds.
Nothing to do with Wi-Fi, the same would happen if you had 2 Ethernet connections.

Your Wi-Fi and Ethernet are both network interfaces with their own IP addresses - those addresses don't move when you switch between interfaces. If you established an SSH session while on Ethernet and then unplugged it, that session will not carry over to Wi-Fi unless you change your Wi-Fi interface's IP address to the wired one's and that both networks are on the same L2 segment (typical for home networks, but not always the case for enterprise).

A potential solution is either MPTCP (which will establish multiple connections over all interfaces and can tolerate the loss of all but one of them) or to VPN into your router and use the VPN link as your default route - this means that the VPN connection might drop and reconnect but your IP address to the other hosts (which is actually the one of your VPN gateway) will remain constant, so traffic flow will be restored as soon as your VPN reconnects even if your local IP changes.
Geek Social Fallacy #1: Ostracizers Are Evil

— https://plausiblydeniable.com/five-geek-social-fallacies/
If the Korean justice system works anything like the US then, as long as someone has money there is no justice.
I think it makes sense when you read it carefully. What tripped me up is that quiescent current is usually only seen as a bad thing. It not drawing enough current also seems more like a symptom than the cause.

On my first pass I was also a bit confused whether he is talking about the regulator's internal circuitry or something else: It's not obvious that LDO stands for low-dropout regulator, so at first it felt like he's misusing "quiescent current" to refer to some kind of "standby current" (comparable to an ATX power supply +5V Standby line) that the regulator has to supply to some other circuitry that then powers on the regulator to supply the rest of the device.
Congrats for shipping! I love the simplicity of the idea. It reminds me a lot to Drop to sell[0]. At first glance, both cover the same use case, or is there any significant difference?

[0] https://www.droptosell.com/
What makes the AWS Graviton 3 so interesting to HPC and AI/ML customers?
NAT, among other things, breaks that.
Yeah I'd agree with this. Some meetings are for sure necessary. I think the problems start arising when a team gets too big or has too many responsibilities, then suddenly the discussions have to be much bigger and as such must become kind of long and tedious.
I have had this issue with Thinkpads as well. The solution was to make sure to unplug the AC power adapter before putting it to sleep and putting it in my bag. Else it would go to sleep thinking that it's still on AC power, and happily wake itself up to install updates while in my bag. If power was disconnected after putting it to sleep, it would not be able to know it was on battery power.
Well, that's oceanic vs. continental climate for you: a large mass of water nearby (preferably to the East) tends to even out temperature differences, but you also get a lot of moisture. You can't have everything, as they say.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oceanic_climate

I'm quite surprised Quito (capital of Ecuador) didn't come up however: it's near the Equator, so constant temperatures, and at very high altitude, which reduces the temperature to pleasant levels (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quito#Climate).
The story absolutely reminds me of Ready Player One. A virtual world with consequences.
>Given this context, I do not think the police should honor his request.

Police deciding whether to protect you based on whether you said “governments are bad, people have to be able to stand up to them” or “stay poor” is absurd. It's sad how much hating crypto clouds people's opinions here and elsewhere. You can dislike crypto without basing every tangentially related opinion on what would be disliked most by a crypto investor without other considerations.
There's been several proposals from community members about "solving" this. From reading them they seemed to fall into two camps "save Luna trash UST" and "save UST trash Luna" but both relied on the idea of some external party injecting a large amount of capital to restore confidence, and in a lot of existing participants losing money.

Perhaps a suffienciently large rescue early in the problems could have solved it, but confidence is now gone and I can't see it returning to these projects.
We first launched the service in Germany last week. The domain is not final yet. International domain will follow soon.
I think HN fits this to an extent by weighting voting power according to account age and other factors, which would dramatically slow the speed with which an explosion of new users would change what is seen on the homepage. User comment quality remains a hard problem to solve though.