skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Please try and be less rude

I already said it isn’t like normal depression, you ignored this…

Unfortunately in the dysthymia community we have to deal with a lot of people that are ignorant to the disorder, you sound like you haven’t even heard the word dysthymia before today. Most people, even many doctors, are not properly aware of it. You should research it
> buying up DEI coins and exchanging them for $1 worth of collateral

Doesn’t seem like this would be possible? When the peg fails, wouldn’t all the people holding the coin flood the redemption process, immediately draining it of all USD?

Or put it this way: those traders buying the coin for 80 cents and then redeeming it for a dollar…who are they buying it from and why wouldn’t they redeem it? They just left 20 cents on the table. I feel like I’m missing something.
Absolutely not -- if abiogenesis is solved then I'll be happy to capitulate. My entire argument is based on the fact that abiogenesis cannot be solved within a materialistic/naturalistic framework. If you do it, then you win.
>That is more than enough demand to cover the NREs and costs of making a phone.

Then why is Apple dropping it ?
While the americans visiting me in Europe complain about the cramped streets. One of these is polite.
China/HK is wild
This seems very similar to Workflowy, which is meant as a compliment.

Scriptability is a huge feature here, and something that WF users have been asking about for a long time.

If you could offer this on multiple devices & OSes, and provide a sync feature, then I'd be very interested in switching.
Facebook isn't worth hating to me; I just refuse to use it, and I take people who persist in using it despite years of revelations about their practices no more seriously than I do people with aol.com email addresses.
> As the largest consumer of energy is the display of a smartphone, you don't need the same battery size to get the same runtime in a smaller phone.

The battery capacity grows much faster than the display energy consumption, and it's not even a fight: at otherwise equivalent hardware, the larger phone has always had better battery life than the smaller one in every iPhone generation.

The minis both suffered significant criticism due to battery life issues, compared to their larger sibling.

> Also by increasing the depth of the smartphone by just 1-2 millimeters you can offset the smaller area available for the battery.

You can do the same on both smaller and larger form factors so that's not an advantage of the SFF phones.

And much to my dismay Apple remains very much not a fan of that: after having increased the phone depth to long-forgotten heights of 8.3mm (a chonk not seen since the 4S's 9.3), it's been reduced back down to 7.65 in the 13 (up a hair from the 12's 7.4). I fear an eventual return to the dark days of the 6S/7 and their 7.1mm you could shave with (but couldn't pick your phone off of the table for lack of ability to grip the thing without using your fingernails to pry it off).
Let me see what I can do this weekend. The Sol PROM is more limited but I may be able to make it cough up something.
Yes. Self-hosted is free with an option for commercial support. The software we use in our SaaS is identical to what's on our repo.
Yes, because hard drives, like cars, have moving parts that can wear out.[a] The silicon of a GPU doesn't have moving parts and is therefore more resilient.

[a]: It's (hopefully) common knowledge in the tech community that purchasing used hard drives is a Bad Idea(TM)
> H1Bs starting companies in their home countries making the US look like an also-ran in the tech scene

Everyone says this but no one does it. Startups abroad can't compete with US startups and it's not a talent problem...

The US has the right combination of capital, willing investors, regulation (just the right amount; more than developing countries, less than most western countries), etc... There's no practical reason India couldn't compete yet their culture seems unable to produce startups on par with Google, Facebook, etc...
I used an Atom for a while, which had a ridiculously small 2.4" screen. One thing I realized is that the smaller you make the screen, the thicker you have to make the device in order to provide space for the battery. While a smaller screen does use less battery, it's not enough that you can avoid increasing thickness.

I know that's a bit more extreme than the <6" mentioned in the article, but I think it still holds that when making a flagship packed with good cameras, battery life, and CPU, it's much easier to make a sexy looking large phone than a small phone.
Are you able to reactivate your account by providing a phone number? If so, this "ban" has nothing to do with your content and is just Shitter's way of fishing for more personal information.
American here with a Smart Fortwo, but I may be an outlier. Dead simple to park in the city though, and I hear lots of people complaining about parking, so… I don’t know why everyone buys those enormous cars here. :)
I like the idea, I'll fill out your form later today.

Feedback on the website:

On the graphic at the bottom where you overlay different models of phone:

1. I think the red/green/blue borders would benefit from more contrast. It's hard for my eyes to distinguish.

2. I think you should add a deck of cards to the graphic. It would provide a frame of reference for scale.

...
P.S.
I just noticed the "Extrapolating from past models, the Pixel 10 will be roughly the size of California" below the graphic. If the purpose of the graphic was purely to accompany that joke, then I guess ignore my suggestions.

Although, a deck of cards may contribute to the joke. Hmmm
Yes, I have a significant holding in twitter - short.
Most economic problems are solved problems. The problem is that political priorities impact the actions taken to "solve" or even "identify" those problems.

Though in a way, that too is an economic problem...
it's a sort of selection bias, it's only because of a niche unmet need that people take to their blogs to complain - so the only people clamoring are the one not getting what they want

same way the universe is perfectly made for us because if it wasn't we wouldn't be here, ya'know ?

- Sent from my iPhone 13 mini
https://archive.ph/X9Zo6
Not the same size, the comparisons are misleading as both those phones look small compared to the 13 max. The SE has a form factor that matches many Android phones, small-phoners (like me) want to go smaller than that if possible.

https://www.phonearena.com/phones/size/Apple-iPhone-12-mini,...

I had the previous SE from years back and it's still my preferred size, the current mini is significantly bigger than it.

As an aside, I had to switch to the 12 mini as the old SE started becoming unusable due to its age. I did switch to a Pixel 4a temporarily but that was too big for what I wanted and traded it in as soon as I could.
I agree with you 100%
I am knocking on 50 years of age, but I have the eyes of an 80 year old! I'd LOVE to be able to use a 9" tablet as my primary phone.

I have a plethora of screens available to me, including a PC as my primary computing device; but when I'm on the go I need a _larger_ screen not a smaller one.
because covering costs is not the same as maximizing profit
The news has always been "almost entirely negative", even when the only source was newspapers. But being informed of what's going on, vs being clueless; there's a societal benefit in having an informed citizenry.

This does presume that that half hour or hour is not a purely editorial function (think Walter Cronkite vs Tucker Carlson), and that the goal is to actually cover the news of the world, not create partisan wedges and glue eyeballs (again, same comparison). But even if it's negative, understanding what is going on matters, and is likely a net gain for society, with a minimal individual cost.

What isn't a net gain is being so consumed by world events (or worse, editorialized versions of world events) that you lose sight on your personal world, and are unable to enjoy the moments around you. A similar effect is at play with social media.
No alpha left in making asymmetric bets. Mostly because a lot of people can make those asymmetric bets, because everyone has money, which makes it lose its asymmetry

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Alpha%20left
The X protocol is extremely chatty, does not compress images, and uses TCP. It's virtually impossible to make any sort of latency guarantees with that sort of protocol. Pipewire can use several compressed formats and the OP used UDP to stream the media off Pipewire to the remote display.
Very well done. An iOS app would be great, since people often do outlining/thinking in the nature.
So you have different preferences than OP. OP mUst HAvE a Pr0Blem!!1!
This. Coffee with a teaspoon of coconut oil or butter if preferred. The oil increases satiation (feeling full). Then get at it.

Whatever you need to do or narrative to tell yourself why you don't need to eat, do it. Keep busy, work, clean the house or volunteer. By keeping occupied, the mind will not seek food out of boredom and ritual.

Eat once a day. Typically I "reward" myself with the evening meal after fasting through the day. There are different kinds of fasts but the one which seems to work best for me is 1-big-meal a day type fast. The rest of the day, I can drink water or black coffee.
I mean, what's wrong with data hoarding? People always say you should have backups, but when you make some proper ones it's suddenly "hoarding" and "a problem" smh.
So do I. So I just bought an iPhone Mini after about 10 years of using Android phones. The hardware is better, notifications took some getting used to, but it's fine. Phones are an appliance.

I think Android phones just don't have the power efficiency to be small anymore. End of an era.
Yes I do. We could accomplish so much more with a direct democracy. This Roe v Wade thing? We could have a referendum and be done with it. Instead it will be fought over by ineffectual politicians for the next decade and accomplish little.

Yes I realize that sometimes referendums give sub-optimal results (i.e. brexit), but I'd much rather live in a truly representative democracy that occasionally gets it wrong than a republic that doesn't represent the people's wishes at all.
Isn't that sort of what Ford decided (except they also still make SUVs)? AFAIK, they stopped making sedans for most markets.
I had never heard of this before the other day, as I doubt many had. And suddenly the left is all over it as a strawman for what their opponents must believe and support. This is in line with what I've seen re other "conspiracy theories" as well, the majority of the people talking about them or believing that the theories really have proponents beyond a few nutters are all doing so to try and dismiss their political opponents.
I don't think a blocklist is the solution. I think the solution is to block all incoming comms by default, and require people to make exceptions on a case-by-case basis. The dark forest is for everybody.
Are all the consonants pronounced??
The treatment here is regular social media use and video game playing. This not something where you can randomize people to treatment conditions, like you can with malaria.

Likewise, tell me -- what would be a good instrument for estimating a causal effect of video game playing? What measure would plausibly affect intelligence only through video game playing? Where is there a natural experiment that allows for an RD design where young people on one side of the discontinuity play video games and the others do not?

We get it -- you've taken a causal inference or econometrics course and want people to know it.
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With a 3.5mm jack you would have to carry wired earbuds, which would defeat the purpose...?
(wazero maintainer) The default implementation will compile WASM to assembly not at runtime, but AOT (during Runtime.CompileModule). This allows more consistent performance and also more errors to materialize before a function call occurs. Compilation is automatic and also transparent (via mmap not files you configure), so you don't need to do anything special.

waPC [1] (used by some things like kubewarden) is an example of a plugin system, and its go integration [2] is one of the few things currently using wazero. It also integrates with alternatives such as wasmer and wasmtime, so you can look at the code to see how things are different.

We were intentionally hush about the project as we finish version 1.0, so weren't pushing for a lot of integrations, rather serving early adopters. Hence, wapc-go is currently the main victim of our api ;)

hope this helps!

[1] https://wapc.io/
[2] https://github.com/wapc/wapc-go
This seems anectdotal to me. I don't think gitlab could survive at even 2x the price of "equal" setups between companies given they're both perfectly usable with some training. At least not in the long run. I use gitlab for my personal stuff but have no issues with github at work either.

Edit: Dang! I just checked it is roughly 3-4x as much as listed (just going on CI minutes). So I take my "logic" back. I don't see how they can survive at those per user rates vs the competition. The software itself is certainly not 3-4X as good.
I think approach could induce a clinical depression in every astrophysicist that at some point understands that their perspective on the universe is practically only a blink of an eye.

At least light is so slow that you can partially read up on the story until now.
> Missing microSD card support could be the major dealbreaker

And for the other guy a 3.5mm jack and for a third a physical off switch and look at that we have too many dealbreaker features for the form factor.

Power users tend to have more dealbreakers than the average consumer. Anecdotally, it seems power users prefer smaller phones. This might be what kills the small phone factor.
I bought WriteRoom :) It gave me a lifelong appreciation for "distraction free" computing.
The equations you quoted result from minimizing the square of the norm of the residual of Ax-b over all inputs x, so in a sense least squares is just calculus…
> So, by all accounts, the iPhone mini has been an extremely slow seller.

This narrative is cited a lot, and fueled rumors that Apple would kill the mini for iPhone 13. They didn't. So clearly it's profitable enough for them even though it's a comparatively low-volume product.

I think the issue with small form factor on Android is whether too many apps will have broken UI on such a small screen. Software support has been the issue with other innovative android phones, such as the LG Wing and even the original Samsung Fold.
How is it that? OP is the one that shared. No one is forcing him to post here.
Both Apple and Microsoft have been killing it lately with Accessibility. I would say both are the undisputed leaders in the space right now. Apple seems to be taking the software approach whereas Microsoft is taking a hardware approach.
I have the 13 Mini. Multiple people have asked me what it was and then commented that they wish they knew about it when they got their current phone.

I think sales are probably limited significantly by the marketing plan of both Apple and the carriers that sell phones - I'm sure that the larger phones are more profitable.
Maybe a world-class sprinter would be in the top 5% of the entire population who has ever cycled (not “the field”). Sprinting and cycling are so different you may as well be comparing snooker and darts and saying that wrist control is the determining factor.
That ARM requires "trusted" (LOL) firmware to boot at all makes me cringe. I'm not sure I "trust" that firmware.
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Every female member of my family has complained about devices being too big.

My wife's solution to iPhones being too big was to upgrade all of her handbags and to buy flouncy dresses with pockets.

Wanna trade families? Please?
It makes sense but on practical terms it's expensive and uncovenient to buy MP3s.
iPhone 12 mini user here: after almost 2 years I decided to not buy a new mini again. The battery life is the biggest factor on my decision. I want a phone that lasts one day at least on full use, the mini once you start doing GPS the battery dies almost in two hours. The screen is good for messagging, some Twitter browsing, etc. After that it becomes painful. I'm buying the next model on the standard size, no need to go for the max options.
ads, and the ever changing pricing plans. thats why. if you dont own the content, they own your fun.
Who is claiming that you must have backups of pirated content?
The Titan Pocket looks amazing but I'm a bit unsure about the company's track record regarding android updates. Do you get regular security updates?
That's why I picked up an iPhone 13 Mini. It's a really great phone and when I need a new phone six years from now, I'm hoping there's something as good to replace it.
The carriers wouldn't allow that, though. The carriers only permitted the iPhone because Apple guaranteed it would be locked down.

I am, of course, talking about the USA. I believe EU law forbids cellular carriers from being so thickheaded.
Interestingly enough, apple has UWB on some of their newer phones, which would make these attacks a lot harder. https://developer.apple.com/nearby-interaction/

I imagine you would use UWB for the location, and BLE for authentication/data transfer though.
Sadly these guidelines are as incoherent as last time. For example, the rules absolutely forbid using an `unsafe` block to call a rust function (since this falls in none of the allowed uses of `unsafe`), but then the rules turn around and require the use of `unsafe` to zero out variables.
Social psychology isn't a hard science, it's a squishy science. Trying to quantify people's behavior using hard science methods will always be problematic. There are just too many variables to control for. I don't behave the same way from one day to the next, or depending on whether I'm hungry, or got enough sleep, or just fell in love, or had an argument, or got stuck in traffic, or watched a sad movie. Not to mention that each person is unique, and behaves uniquely, in a zillion different ways. All of that makes life interesting, but is scarcely conducive to replicable experimentation.
Anyone who sits and keeps their mind on a single object for 30 mins a day will eventually experience _some_ kind of effect from it.
It sounds like parent is including other factors than the raw dollar outlay, such as generated waste.
Ask any bank or mega-corp who hires economists for 7 figures what problems they solve... Up-thread it was pointed out that Amazon hires many economists.
SEC Charges Allianz Global Investors in multibillion securities fraud
Note that the money supply increases simply as a result of banks not holding full reserves against deposits. Whether the bank lends or not is not important, as far as the money supply is concerned. The same applies to crypto-currency exchanges, of course, which can inflate the circulating supply of bitcoins by lowering the reserve ratio, regardless of whether they engage in lending.
if they did it right, its a great reason to go legit. But I agree entirely with everything you just said
In fact I have a high respect for people that have negative karma accounts because of this
The Moto G (2013) had a microSD slot, a 3.5" port and all of it in a 4.5" form factor.

Why can't we just get an updated version of that?
Looks like there were some leadership problems within the QB64 community recently[1].

The project could probably use new maintainers.

[1] https://lunduke.substack.com/p/the-wild-events-that-nearly-t...
> Github seems to be primarily focused on becoming a social network

I never hit the GitHub.com homepage so I never see any of this work. I always start directly on a repo, notifications, or search.
I haven't looked too much into it. If someone really wanted it and was motivated to help write I would (might, contact me first) support, but generally the existing formats are what I will focus on.
I’d agree, but most first year students aren’t ready to work at the level of abstraction required for a rigorous LA course (i.e., more than just matrices and Gaussian Elimination etc.)
Agreed. I hope the rumors are false and that they'll continue to make the Mini. However, 5% does not mean much if market research proves that those people would buy a regular iPhone anyway if they drop the Mini.

I think there is also some competition with the iPhone SE. Even though the Mini is not intended to be a budget phone, it is 100 Euro cheaper than the non-mini. So, I can imagine a chunk of people would buy it for its lower price if the iPhone SE didn't exist. Even more if you consider that the Mini actually has a larger screen than the SE.
You shouldn't be downvoted. It's exactly the problem. My main factors are: Replaceable battery, headphone jack, LineageOS (or other custom rom) support. If those are matched the smaller the better - I loved my HP Veer, which I admit did not meet these requirements - but without them size is not the main factor.

Those additional requirements further splinter the market.

But what's the point in buying a small phone if it does not meet these standards, which are all about longevity? Then it will just be unusable in ~2 years. Which would make it no better than the otherwise perfect small phone I already have at home, the Veer.
Do both. Pay for it to give the creators their cut and send a market signal. Then go pirate it rather than fighting with DRM crippled interfaces.
Right, it's not that we don't want bigger houses, apartments or cars, we just can't justify it in terms of cost.

I'd love to get my wife a bigger car, so she wouldn't be scared of driving in the snow, but just buying it would be three times the price (or more) compared to the small car she's currently driving.
English.

It was named after "Mongo, an immensely strong, dim-witted, yet philosophical henchman" in the movie "Blazing Saddles" (which is hilarious but would probably get Mel Brooks burned at the stake if he tried to make it today.)

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

Anyway, "mongo" is short for "mongoloid" which was a derogatory word for folks with what we now call Down Syndrome, and also racist in re: Mongols. So yeah, not a great choice of name.
"in the next 5 years"

This means that when it goes south Biden can let the next president handle the fallout.
I half suspect that Apple will be coming back with another small phone a few years down the line and then a cycle will continue where they will always have something like an SE or mini, but it won't ever be flagship level.
what is the end goal here? i understand it's about making money somewhere down the road. but how?
The issue though is that for the same identical cache content wouldnt you prefer it to be on your local laptop than a cloud somewhere purely for the expediency aspect much less the offline experiences that it may provide?
Most grants in the fields I’ve looked at preclude their use for paying publishing fees.