skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Predibase: the enterprise declarative machine learning platform
"Head of bigger fonts and more padding so the product is more unpleasant to use."
How can they enforce providing service to Texans?
And most importantly, sleep and the glymphatic system.
There are many substances that promote Autophagy though.
Pretty true for economics but not for much else. On pretty much anything cultural there are two very vocal poles and a bunch of people in the middle picking one pole or another as the lesser evil.
True, iPhones are made to las 5-6 years. But they should really last 10, considering the speed stagnation of CPUs.
I think the article already showed that with the example -F,

The problem is commas inside quoted strings, as in the example "Smith, Bob".

I believe the field-separator option on awk will break the quoted string at the interior comma.
That is the default on many Linuxes' bashes but it's not universal and you can turn it on or off using HISTCONTROL: https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/html_node/Bash-Vari...
Stocks are income producing assets, specifically a portion of a business. Dividends and stock buybacks are a thing.
That "mid-sized car company" has revolutionised an ~120-year industry while still managing to remain at the forefront, that's why its valuation is so high (even though I also do believe it's over-valued).

I'm not saying this as a Tesla-lover nor as a fan of Musk, in fact, as a lover of gasoline engines and of cars in general I see this as a tragedy (I regard EVs as refrigerators with some wheels attached), but it is what it is.
I am not sure what to do with this comment.
> I don't know the situation, but if Solomon Islands are doing this of their own accord, and that's what their population wants then I'm not against that.

You may not be against that, but my point was that this is mostly not how world leaders think. Note that it's not just the US - Australia, New Zealand, and I'm sure other countries in the area also came out strongly against this, and similarly explained that it affects their security.

Of course, unlike Russia, they didn't literally illegally and unacceptably invade the Solomon Islands. However, if China were to participate in a revolution-coup combo (as Victoria Nuland and the US ambassador to Ukraine were doing 2 weeks before revolutionaries forced Yanukovich out [0][1]); and then a pro-Chinese leader (even one with popular support) started being armed by the Chinese government, and holding joint military excercises defending from an Australian invasion [2]; then the situation would perhaps change.

It's important to note not just what is morally right and wrong, but also what are the established rules of the world. It's great to fight against those rules as much as you can (and US citizens have more power to change this than any other people on Earth, as the voters in the most powerful country in history which is at least partly democratic), when they are unjust, but that doesn't mean you get to ignore them while they are in place.

[0] https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-26079957 (conversation transcript published on 7 feb 2014)

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viktor_Yanukovych#cite_note-2 (forced out by protesters on 21-22 feb 2014)

[2] https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/ukraine-h...
I saw infrequent scans from locationd, every few minutes. Until I opened the Maps app, that is. Then it started triggering frequent scans.

Sure, Maps may want to know your location, but it should not have the ability to constantly poll wifi.

Also, different chipsets may display different behavior. Older wifi chipsets may have more trouble with this.
As commented by another user, we were selling for 89$ with free 3d printed enclosure and free shipping. However, the size of screen is smaller.
i think we might do USB-C for the next upgrade
I think it kinda makes sense when you are using other Office tools. Formatting in that case might be something user wants.

The insane perversion comes from copying from VSCode where you get even the background colour?!?! Or the fun thing that copying formatting sometimes works from Linux running in Virtualbox...
That's true for most people. It's the opposite for me!
What advertising for electric companies/ranges has equally powerful influence as "cooking with gas"? Google n-gram shows a clear spike at the time the gas industry promoted that phrase.

I think it's fine to not like things for for multiple reasons, including its use of advertising.

I mean, I both don't like the smell and health effects of cigarettes and I don't like the "Torches of Freedom" advertising campaign.

And before I read this (the previous time Tomte posted it, at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28402439 ), I didn't know about the marketing campaign influence.
Hmm.

Did you hop into a vehicle you have paired with bluetooth? Apple Maps drops a "parked car" pin automatically when you do, I think regardless of whether it was in use at the time.

Maybe you used an app that uses an Apple Maps view?

Do you have any of the drive-time/traffic condition widgets active in the lefthand thingy, or homescreen?
I wonder if there is a similar workaround in MacOS. I've gotten quite used to putting things in Sublime as an intermediate step to strip formatting, I'd love to be able to skip that.
To me it feels absolutely anti corporate, even if that twee cartoon was a from a corporate ad. Solarpunk is about conceptualising new ways to invent the future. It's not kitsch like steampunk. It seems like the early days of a movement that could become extremely influential, and I think pushing that idea forward could lead to positive things in the future. Let's reserve our cynicism for things that need it and push these ideas as far as they can go.
I found it. It must have been one of the Harpoon games. Most probably "Harpoon Classic 97" https://www.mobygames.com/game/harpoon-classic-97
Yup, I change iPhones every 4 years as a luxury - could easilly go every 5 years. It’s an Android (lack of) updates problem.
Probably the deciding factor is he owns a relative large portion of those: Almost 20% of Tesla and almost 50% of SpaceX

Compare to Jeff Bezos, for example, who owns 10% of Amazon
Very cool! Yeah that's about the closest thing to Nota I've seen so far. Haven't seen Urlang, I'll have to check that out.
My point is there's never a "good time" to get fired from a job you don't want to leave. GP doesn't like that this guy was fired on parental leave. OK so fire him on his first day back? There's never a time that won't "suck."
wow. i think this is the true answer.
He's been at twitter for 11 years and was the CTO, should take a couple weeks to get up to speed on the knowledge delta between CEO and CTO.
cool, is this against any terms of AWS? Seems at the very least it'd be a gray area.
I'm not, people spend they money in this, and now feel that what the spend they fallback money despair in front of their face, alot of people get scamed by very sofisticate scamers in this gold rush.
Look up what a dividend is.
The Deluge does have a built-in rechargable battery and basic sample slicing. The new 4.0 firmware added wavetable synthesis, euclidean sequencing, MPE/polyphonic aftertouch, and tons of other stuff. Their venn diagrams overlap a lot but each one has _many_ features the other doesn't. Honestly it's a pretty insane device for half the price and would be my pick too.
Option was required in every app I've ever tried this in... do you somehow have different keybindings than me?
For the brain, yes.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25427090
Bruggemann, Crossan, Stringfellow, and a few others trace a through-line of really very subversive dissent, back to the beginning, and make for really fascinating reading.
It was always bound to happen. The crash. The question was always when. I thought the crash was over last Feb. Boy am I wrong!

Another theory I had about two years ago, was inflation was getting sucked by inflating crypto. Now real life inflation is happening and so crypto falls. This was predictable too. The question Wa a matter of when exactly will the pandemic end and people will start enjoying life.

Thats what happened. So don't look at it as omg crypto falling. It's just an economic shift.

New question: what will Future savings look like? Need to brush up on economic theories after world wars for insight
This has nothing to do with Musk so I wouldn't try to attribute it to him.
How the Vanderbilt heirs spent $300B in 50 years
Pretty sure the possible world being lamented in the GP comment is not "everyone gets to live forever and stay healthy and youthful" but instead "there exist expensive, parasitic procedures which will allow some rich people to have drastically extended lifespans."
When you have a few tens of millions to your name, you can probably do that part at your leisure...
Death is just a thing that happens. Whether it is horrible, sad, a relief or a reason to celebrate depends on whom you ask about whose death at which point in time.

The suicide of Hitler certainly was a horrible tragedy to his close family and those who believed into him — for many others it was a reason to celebrate. Similarily death of a young family member can be traumatic to the max, while the death of grandmother which everybody (including herself) already accepted and comes after a live well lived can be even have a certain beauty to it.

Death is not that simple.
If the Gestapo did have WhatsApp data it would have been severely more powerful. You are correct that I believe the cost is quite high compared to the very low returns of invasions of privacy like this. Which probably amounts to none.

We increased surveillance for decades. And none of this surveillance had any measurable impact on safety. It is just a short sighted proposal and nothing more. We know where and when kids get abused. The abused is almost always in their vicinity. Internet chat surveillance does not help at all.
Transfers of wealth from productive to unproductive industries arent risks worth rewarding, neither economically or with praise. It's slothful both as a personal vice, and as an economic activity.
A stock (specifically the company behind it) is also an income producing asset. That income will eventually be returned as dividends or through stock buybacks.

I know there are stocks that don't do either of those things (although rare) but the idea is they will one day in the future. You're still paying now for a piece of future profits. That's very different from a pyramid scheme.
I really dislike all of these crypto pyramid schemes, which I view as a purely wasteful endeavor that rewards speculation and con artists, but it's far too early to gloat.

Time and again we've seen dips - and this nonsense always bounces back.

This looks like an overall market correction, which we're overdue for, rather than a fundamental collapse. Maybe some of the more blatant fraudsters will lose their shirts, but at this point I wouldn't dream of betting against this stuff. It's simply become too big to fail.
Plants will grow in lunar regolith, but they don’t like it
Command-option-shift-V or "claw paste" as I call it
I agree that BTC has little inherent value, it hasn't turned out all that useful. Even if you believe the advantages of crypto are worth all the disadvantages there are blockchains that are much better.

But similar things can be said about many things, and some commodities are able to sustain their bubbles for decades or centuries. Gold is going strong for millennia, with a price far exceeding its practical value. BTC probably won't last that long, but unless it's disrupted by legislation it might still have decades left in it.
Others provided a bunch of alternative options. I'll throw another one in the mix. Parag has been a CEO a few short months. If he's about to be out, he won't have much to show for his time. Bold moves now can show potential future boards of directors that he has what it takes to take on this role elsewhere.
Ah yes :)

The Django monolith I worked in for some time was like this - 30, 30, 40 parameters on the methods to handle completing a purchase.
“INSANELY proud…Twitter’s DAU has grown by over 87% since Q2 2018…”
Snap snaps up database developer KeyDB to make its infrastructure more snappy
Assuming that being fired while on paternity leave is even notable as a tragedy is a very 2022 thing.

People can disagree on whether paternity leave is a good, bad, or indifferent thing, but it didn't even exist as a concept for most of humanity's existence in an official capacity. It went from being an idea, to a right, to something roughly comparable to "fired while undergoing chemotherapy" in a generation. It's odd.
GeckOS: Full-featured Multitasking/Multithreading operating system for the 6502
Please consider building. Create the change you want to see.

>I'm hoping this crash and those in the future rid the space of the toxic backrooms these $30,000 jpegs provide access to and get us to collectively work on building really exciting cool new things.

Which part about current valuations changes your ability to create?

Dislike "crypto-bros"? Fine. I'm not sure who that is, but they are neither here nor there. Do you give them control over your creative endeavors? If so, why?

Perhaps a less charitable interpretation might be: You're not interested in building at all. In lieu of creation, you blame "crypto-bros" for what you dislike in the space.

There are plenty of alt-coin communities if you are looking for alternatives. There are thousands of cryptocurrencies with different energy consumption patterns and market valuations. Choose one that fits your technical and ideological needs.
Serbs had a choice - they could have avoided starting a genocide, for example.
A lot of the richest people in history (other than royalty) just owned one part of one company. Sometimes a car one. Why's that surprising?
2nd page: "Gato was trained offline in a purely
supervised manner"
Academic writing is definitely a target application area for Nota (since I am an academic). Philosophically, Nota combines together all the ideas I think are needed to make a better platform for writing documents like academic papers that are web-native.
An old tyrannical movie villain dies and a to-be old tyrannical movie villain is born. Billions of people shouldn't be sentenced to death just because the world might be a bit better off if a few people weren't immortal.

Tyrants aren't even forever even if they never die of old age. After all, tyrants can meet their end through constantly replacing their followers with yes-men to the point of becoming increasingly detached from reality. This may prevent them from noticing certain features of reality such as military incompetence of their force.
On Windows, there was an infamous Qt bug that also caused regular ping spike, so check it out if you have the issue and you also happen to be using a Qt program:

https://bugreports.qt.io/plugins/servlet/mobile#issue/QTBUG-...
Science has proved once again that we can cure MICE of just about anything. Maybe if we would let them experiment on us we get better human results.
It's all about the car company. This company only sell cars for a rich elite but the market bubble over it is the most remarkable of modern times.
> a person richer than anyone has ever been in the history of the planet

Tesla's P/E ratio is currently 106. I have no idea why Tesla is so expensive.
They use recycled kindles hence the color and touchscreen I guess.
No, this is fundamentally impossible. There are infinitely many possible objects that would produce the same blurry image.
Yes, it's really annoying. In the past I had resorted to copy/paste into Emacs and then copy/paste out into the destination app. Then I learned about the Ctrl+Shift+V trick and just rolled with that.
If you're taking feedback, the PostgreSQL listing also felt somewhat deceptive; you see $0 in huge text, but it's not until you expand the details and read the fine print that you see "$0 for first 90 days". That similarly felt like a bait-and-switch, though at least that one didn't require me to go to a totally different page to get the full story.

IMO, all the limitations of each one of these $0 plans should be up-front on the big, main card. You have some limitations listed there - "100 GB/month bandwidth included", "SSD disks for $0.25/GB per month", "1 GB SSD storage included", etc - which implies to the reader that those are all of the limitations. But then, the most important limitation in each case gets buried. That's what feels intentionally deceptive.
> Everything about Windows and Microsoft office is annoying to someone who knows how to use a computer properly; unfortunately, the vast majority of people using them do not.

A perfectly acceptable way of using a computer properly is getting one’s task done with the least amount of hassle.

Since MacOS and, to some extent, iOS copy formatting as well, there seems to be some agreement that it’s the behavior that leads to less hassle for the l^Huser.
That's exactly right -- along with the money I had to introduce the app to a few schools, collect feedback, make improvements, etc., which is what the money was for and which I did. It just worked out nicely that I was in grad school at the time and it matched to what my outstanding balance was!
This is not true. If you take a bitcoin miner and put it on a gas well that is leaking methane which is 10x worse than CO2 and burn that methane to create CO2 you are increasing energy usage and cleaning the environment. https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2022-05-03/methan...

If you have already mined coal burning in a field and instead take that coal and put it through a generator and mine bitcoin with it you are using more energy and cleaning up emissions. https://www.wesa.fm/environment-energy/2022-01-31/how-waste-...

In a lot of places in the midwest up to 25% of wind or solar energy is priced at a negative level, this means they are paying to produce energy. Setting up a bitcoin miner is perfect because it can be quickly turned on/off and doesn't require consistent power like most manufacturing or other energy intense activities. This makes renewables more economical.

This goes into all of this as well.
https://niccarter.info/wp-content/uploads/txsummit_nc_oct08....
Hi, I would also like to add another tool I'm contributing to at work (cisco) called APIClarity [1]. It aims at reconstructing swagger specifications of REST microservices running in K8S, but can also be run locally.

This is a challenging task and we don't support OpenAPI v3 specs yet (we are working on it).

Feel free to have a look, and get ideas from it :)

We'll also be presenting it at next Kubecon 2022.

[1]: https://github.com/openclarity/apiclarity
BigQuery BI Engine Now Supports More BI Software and Apps
Musk doesn't have any control yet or even insight into the company.
It's not for free, we build communities to participate in them.
Im uneducated in this space, whats grey about it? isn't this effectively what heroku and other services do? They put a layer on top of AWS, up charge a bit and make profit that way?
Hey that’s amazing; thanks.

My comments was more about the culturally idealised images we have in mind rather than criticising the work and the tech (far from it actually, but given the downvotes I might have not expressed myself really clearly -> apologies to anyone who felt bad/sad about what i wrote).

I really appreciate the small animation you pointed at 22min.
"Desktop App" could be anything from a taskbar app with a couple screens, to a CRUD app, to something that plays video, to a screenshot app, to something that only deals with audio, to something that only really needs system dialogs, etc, etc...

Electron works great for some of those use cases.

The other stuff works great for other use cases.

Anyone giving general advice on that is giving bad advice, period.
Crypto is fascinating to me as its the first truly social media driven financial market. If twitter died tomorrow, most crypto currencies would go to zero or would start at zero and stay there. Just as social media surfaces the worst of society, crypto currency often reflects that. I do think there are interesting use cases and i do invest in it as a portion of my retirement. I have never felt joy at someone else losing money as at the end of the day many of these abrasive personalities are just reply guys living lives of quiet desperation hoping for some attention and a small chance of exiting the rat race. Majority of them are dealing in very small volumes and are fueled by hope. Why would I wish loss on these people? The truly successful crypto bros are likely still very wealthy and will weather the bear market. Its the small time average investor that serves as exit liquidity.
I'm glad.

Crypto IMHO mostly is a scam. Neither is it backed by real commodities, nor is it backed by violence (think military might). It alone (without converting to other currencies) can make few legitimate purchases. Because it still can make some legitimate purchases, I used the word "mostly".

The computational power could be used for other purposes.
The majority is due to the fact that Tesla's valuation skyrocketed in 2020-2021. The second-largest car maker by market cap is Toyota at 217B. (They're about double VW group, the next-largest.)

Tesla's market cap is now 740B. For a while there it was over 1T. Here's a fun visualization:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRQlsDHbl0M
Where is the revolution? There are competitive cars vs tesla for electric. Even if tesla have an edge, it's evolutionary, not at all revolutionary.
You should check out Klaxon: https://github.com/themarshallproject/klaxon
That way you can setup all the sites you want to keep an eye on.
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31346514
Hungary is by far a net receiver in the EU budget.
Talk about grasping at straws, and if E2E was not only about government but about every kind of snooping.

"Perception of privacy", unless you know about an actual fault with the E2E of various platforms it is actual privacy. Unless of course your phone gets trojaned or something, which is of course an issue, but it is how an actual investigation should be done (judicially authorized)

But if you still believe no one has actual privacy then your protonmail account would be useless right?
I didn't put much emphasis on the first line of your comment and skipped to the paragraph right away, yet still read that paragraph with Adam Curtis' voice in my head.

Granted I watched all his documentaries...
It's got nothing to do with Musk as he has no control of the company what so ever. He doesn't even know who the employees are.
> part-owner of a mid-sized car company (by number of cars sold)

Because the market doesn't, and shouldn't, value things solely based on a snapshot of current business, as opposed to a projection of future business, based only partially on the current snapshot. A phrasing that gets at the market's thinking looks more like "A car company that effectively created the electric car market, right before the entire industry started making credible commitments to switch primarily over to EVs, all while being the most successful company at getting some degree of automated driving into consumer hands and awareness". Your phrasing implies "pre-Cruise GM, but with less sales"; it's no wonder why you're confused.

Note that I'm not claiming that Tesla is appropriately valued right now, and as someone who works in AV, I think their approach to self-driving is misleading and irresponsible. But it sounds like the bulk of your confusion comes from a significant misunderstanding of what the stock market _is_.
Is this why Airplay no longer works? As of MacOS 12.3 when I AirPlay from M1 to AppleTV every ~2 minutes it drops to ~1fps for ~30 seconds.
Congratulations, You Are Human
Is Apple secretly launching a space network for iPhones?
We have a very strong positive relationship with AWS and meet with them often, both with senior leadership and account managers.