skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Discord while useful is pretty awful for finding information from communities you are not in given that you can't just google for 'random thing site:discord.com'. Forums might be coming back but even some of the bigger topics I follow don't really have a good forum (e.g. chess or Machine Learning), and with smaller communities I'm more likely to find a closer equivalent in a Facebook Group than a dedicated forum (e.g. Berlin or Berghain).
People always complain. They are not heard. There are a lot of Windows and office bugs that some years ago would have make headlines. Now they are just burried in noise.
See for example the Win 11 taskbar.
I'm not an artist and I don't understand art, beyond liking something tangible with an aesthetic that appeals to me.

So I'll buy prints, or originals, that I like, and that I don't mind looking at every day, and hang them on my wall. I have no objection paying a reasonable price for them either - artists have to eat.

The issue I have with NFTs is that they are not art. They are just vessels signifying financial worth. The worth of a painting, a print to me is aesthetic, not financial. But there is no aesthetic worth in an NFT. I can't hang it on my wall. I can't enjoy it every day.

So if we treat NFTs as tokens of value without any artistic worth, they become no more than a variant of another cryptocoin, albeit a 'unique' coin worth $XXX, and by decoupling the artistic argument from the financial argument, all the 'silliness' goes away. It's simply a store of value.
AMD offers higher performance, better thermals and arguably better integrated graphics for the price.

Plus they made Intel drop their prices by ~50% since launching Ryzen, for which they deserve the money :)
Anonymous disclosure to a trusted party is the only correct answer. Excellent advice.
I don't know if it is web3 or not, but there are a lot of interesting things you can do when you have the whole consensus record permission less digital scarcity thing that blockchain architectures provide.

Theres a project called Golem that I was interested in some years ago that allows you to buy and sell hash power in a permissionless way. Right now there are data centers and big providers, it's basically impossible for a little guy to get in on that market. But a system that allows anyone to contribute to a pool of compute and anyone to buy compute like a commodity is an interesting thing. And there's no gatekeeper or middleman, compute providers and purchasers are matched up algorithmically.

There's something called "liquidity pools" that enable trade to occur without order books. This is a major, major fintech advancement.

Another one is triple entry bookkeeping, which is impossible without these systems.

Just the fact that the byzantine general's problem has a workaround (not entirely a solution) that's shown practical use for a decade is enough for me to call this a fantastic technological achievement.

I'm sure there are more that I can't think of. I don't use the term web3 because 99% of shit marketed under that banner are scams, and the term itself is misleading, and the line around the meaning of the term is amorphous. But this whole cryptocurrency world has brought some really interesting things.
This. The "complete experience" is nonsense to me. I don't need any of this, aside from a functioning power cable and whatever is required to pass basic legal checks. If you give me documentation that isn't in English it will go in the trash immediately. I definitely do not want your localized keyboard, either.

Right now you're just forcing people to jump through hoops by not allowing them to directly order from anywhere.
I obviously don' know if this is what's happening, but a friend of mine works for a company that makes software similar to this, but for live video broadcasts.

I assume big media companies either use such products, or maybe even have in-house solutions.
I don't believe it's widely appreciated how some motorcycles impact young children, whose ears are more sensitive. There's a Harley owner near me who would leave for work at about the same time as I would be walking my kids to school. His bike made them cry, and they learned to pass it with their hands over their ears.
We are talking about cars that, as someone in this thread pointed out, can be louder than jet engines. Whose noise can travel over a mile. That thunder around at night. In comparison, skating isn't that loud, and it's a daytime activity anyway. Maybe you've had some bad experiences - are people skating directly beneath your window?
Justine here. Please contact your system administrator and let them know the restriction is in error. FAANG loves me since I was a employee of theirs for many years, and some workers from FAANG were even generous enough to sponsor me on GitHub today. Thanks guys! As for justine.lol, there isn't any user-submitted or untrusted content on this domain. What most likely happened is a virus scanner got unhappy with the Actually Portable Executable format, which is still very new.

One thing you can generally do to verify the authenticity of the binaries I publish, is go on VirusTotal and check to see if there's an upvote from "howishexeasier" since that's me. It's the closest thing to code signing that a multiplatform binary format allows, and honestly I think all platforms should use the service to check binaries.
The article then goes on to say:

>In fact the picture is rather different: a sorting process is under way

And talks more about the process of penalizing weaker crypto assets, focusing on Tether. So it's actually a balanced and interesting overview of the fallout of the current selloff on what is now becoming a rather large and very complex market all of its own.

I only mention this as your comment seems a bit dismissive based on that one sentence.
They had something good and ruined it due to investors squeezing out ad revenue. Shame.
Without wishing to get into the argument about skaters- antisocial has a secondary meaning which is not the opposite of 'social'. An antisocial behaviour in this sense is one that offends against the rest of society, even if it is conducted by a social group rather than a solitary individual.

English is a muddle.
I would have stopped using it ages ago, except for the wasteland the rest of the internet has become. I'm trying to research a medical condition today and made it to page three of Google with nothing but SEO junk and content that is clearly ai generated. Putting Reddit as the site list gave good results.
Couldn't agree more. They lost me after 8+ years of Reddit.
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Repost?
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31375145#31386909
Then we are in agreement :)
Idk either and I’m in the same situation trying to find something that will stick (I think they call it product market fit?) and people/businesses will pay for. I’m sure I’ll figure something out eventually.

One thing you can try is just talk to everyone. Literally everyone. I’m a super introvert and socially awkward, but if I’m standing at the bus stop or in a Starbucks I’ll talk to people and 9/10 times they will talk. Sometimes they’re people who run or work at companies in industries unfamiliar to me (construction materials, biologist, textile) and they complain about what sucks. Just keep an open ear and hopefully you can find something interesting and compelling that you can build for. Good luck!
> That includes having short positions?

Yes.

> Why would that be particularly bad if the momentum is downward?

That is why. You are too late for justifying a short position if it is already going down as you can still get yourself liquidated quickly if the price jumps in one day after a correction.
It seems you're trying to find issues where there aren't any, I think you need to google what immunogenicity means
Thumbs up, useful to me and works from firefox as well. Would it be possible to integrate into Zotero (at any foreseeable future)? or an extension into firefox?
> without this imposed scarcity all assets would have equally unlimited supply and the game would probably be pretty bland, and there would be not as much reason to trade cards and build a hand.

Completely false. The strategy game and the collection/trading 'game' are completely different activities, and it is extremely common to enjoy one but have no interest in the other.

I played MTG very competitively in my youth, and I sidestepped the scarcity issues entirely by either playing sealed/draft[0] in official tournaments, or by playing in unofficial online tournaments where cards were unlimited (I enjoyed the so-called Eternal formats where many cards had been long out of print and cost hundreds of euros at the time).

Pro players also tended to favour drafting - it had a reputation as the most strategic and interesting way to play - and while of course they also played in official tournaments with custom-built decks, quite a few of them were known for having no interest in collecting cards and simply borrowing whole decks from their friends who did have the hobby of trading and collecting (whether or not those friends played the game).

[0] A game mode where everybody starts with a small set of random cards, instead of bringing their collection.
still works for me
Reddit web has to got be the worst example of JS bloat that i know. Truly horrible website.
It’s all a cycle. I’m sure something like early Reddit will pop up soon (might already exist).
Oncology’s Darwinian Dilemma
Not a fan of NFTs, but my understanding is the NFT is the signature, not the art itself. If you're just trying to make your wall pretty you don't buy signed art that costs a lot of money. If you're buying signed art, you're thinking of resale value. That's all the NFT is, is the signature.
I'm not sure whether you are poorly informed or simply over-generalising.
> > any objection to using this format

> How do I edit the data file in a text editor?

Use a non-sucky text editor.

For example, AFAICR NotePad++ displays those characters. Windows doesn't have any ultra-easy way to input them, but within NP++ you can copy-paste them.
Probably comes from grain storage locations in warmer climates then. I can't find anyone talking about these online in my local language which is to the north, we have no native pests like these so they all only live inside houses. There are other weevils, but they are very rare and mostly comes from other sources and starts eating your bread etc, they don't come from packages you get in the store. Nobody said there is a problem storing these things long term, instead you get rid of them by getting rid of all their eggs in your kitchen.
I'm trying to get my head around what sort of damage an object of this size travelling at terminal velocity would do.
What advancements have happened regarding lightning? Last I heard about lightning was around 2017, and 5 years later it doesn't really seem to have gained much adoption.
Love this team, love their approach. The taxonomy is well thought-through - years of experience compiled into it - and the team has built great tooling around it (in particular for validation and debugging). Really opens the door for reusable models across products.
OP: FYI:

search:>scholar:"Tirzepatide"< @DDG : <https://html.duckduckgo.com/html/?q=scholar:"Tirzepatide">
It seems you haven't watched much. Just 3 TV series and just 9 movies. I didn't know there even are people who watched this little in their lives.

By the way I once knew an magically amazing website to mark what you watched and discover what to watch. It was Jinni.com. It was an absolutely mind-blowing experience to browse. It would present you a collage of posters, you would mark what did you watch and how did it feel and it would suggest you movies/shows similar in various aspects (atmosphere, mood, specific themes in the plot, genre and more subtle ways). It also had a social function so people could share and see what others watched I can hardly describe how much I loved it, it was a perfect recommendation engine, no where to be challenged by any else existing to the day. For me it's a tragedy it closed and only makes money by selling their data to adtech corporations apparently.
Funny you should mention Dali, as he famously sold blank sheets of paper with his signature.
xman ;)

https://manpages.org/xman
I'm also interested in their train designs, the planned capsule trains from the austrian railways are quite interesting capacity wise (https://www.railtech.com/rolling-stock/2019/12/04/obb-will-i...), the default 4 bed compartment configuration but without sharing the compartment with 4 strangers. Let's see their pricing if they start rolling the stock this year.
> " In the above example, you may have noticed that a number &407eef was printed in place of a symbol. This is one of the tradeoffs that needed to be made by Cosmopolitan Libc's kprintf() function, which is too mission critical to be able to call into all the non-privileged code needed to open() + mmap() + etc. the concomitant ELF .com.dbg binary and load the symbol table. The simple solution for this is to have your main function call GetSymbolTable()"

You could just log the base address of the executable and the relative addresses of the functions instead. The conversion from a relative address to the function's name can take place later, as part of a post-processing step. Should further reduce runtime overhead.
Do you think it's normal for the CEO of a 800+ employees company to be reviewing resumes? It sounds like you don't trust the people you hired to do that job, and decided to do the job yourself...

Also, 40,000 resumes screened means an average of more than 100 resumes per day, every day of the year. Again, do you think it's normal for the CEO of a big company to be spending their time doing this?

And finally, don't you think the whole process is biased by the fact that you review the resumes? Let's say you personally approve a resume, don't you think the next people in the company down the line will be in a position of "Well, if the CEO is pushing for this candidate, I better not reject this candidate!". In which case, no matter the numbers of steps to filter out, it's a failure.
awarding all 3 books a win was a massive mistake. the first book was interesting but the quality dropped off precipitously from then on, 2 and 3 were very poor in comparison. bizzare that they were winners. tbf both the hugo and the nebula have nose dived in quality recently, there is a preponderance of bad YA squeecore which is very off putting. absolutely dont agree with any of the various *puppies reactionary views but at least reward some good adult writers instead of the tripe thats been wining lately
Thanks for bringing this up! The good stuff you've mentioned is behind the paywall for me and the intro I can read does look non-balanced.
That was a regrettable exchange, and contrition was expressed.
Uh, I have none of those issues. Everything works for me on old.reddit.com, login, posting, reading. No idea about the logged-out experience, but logged-in everything works.

edit: cookie banner dismissal does indeed not work, I guess I had it blocked and didn’t realize
Microsoft responds to European Cloud Provider feedback with new programs
Awesome article about a person attempting 5 different venomous snake bites in 24 hours.
It seems similar to my situation. Probably I'm not as praised as you are and people do discuss with me, however everybody else seem slow and I feel I don't belong, because my thinking is totaly different and I can't do much about it, because verbal arguments seem not to work well (performance does, but it probably lead to problem you've described, that people stop to argue and take your words for granted). I practically never spend full time on working, I have a lot of time to learn which is awesome, but nevertheless it doesn't feel right.

I think that it's partialy right what @ctvo said "above average developer working at below average company" — that's why I'm looking for a new job more carefully. On the other hand, I think that it's not all in my case. I just happen to work as a programmer, it's just tiny part of my interests, so that most of the people seem very narrow minded (I don't judge them, it probably works for them, but not for me).

Maybe in more sophisticated company I would find better matches. On the other hand, as I don't care too much, my current situation has its advantages, because I can decouple self-development from work. This is good because I have some values I would like to implement and it seems they can't be achieved inside this system (because it's too specialized and my approach is too holistic), I need `f*k you money` so that I can act freely. For now, alienation at work is ok, as I'm quite introverted so I prefer to spend time alone in nature (that's why I work in countryside) and just from time to time I go to the city to party with my friends or play some games with my neighbour.

So along with "look for a new job", there is an "adapt" option. Just relax and think out of the box how to use this situation. You can reduce significance of your work and do stuff you please. It's ok to do this, because you are 10x dev so you need only 1/10 of your time to match your company. The only question is if you have what to do with remaining 9/10. :)
Looking at Google's 5 year graph of Bitcoin prices, it looks like there were 2 crashes last year of similar size as this one.
Modern E-bikes can definitely compete with mopeds, and I think will ultimately replace them, once cost starts to go down. The majority of the mopeds on the roads in most places and 20+ years old and likely in use because they are so easy to keep running. I think it was the first thing I learned how to fix as a kid.
You might already be posting on it :)
SQL and relational databases, the gift that keeps on giving, at the core of every serious business.

Linux system admin, mainly cloud servers these days, has paid off for me, with no downturn expected.
https://archive.ph/4x3je
I think the intention was clear. The person is saying that at the moment it happens it instills them with rage to the point where "throw some stuff at the biker" is what they think. That they're aware this is illegal and they're talking about it on HN suggests that they aren't seriously planning to do this, only confessing what the racket makes them feel in the heat of the moment.
Where do I even start to understand what's going on here? I know (some) C and I have Tanenbaum's book but this seems so far beyond.
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Because of IP correlation AFAIK. But tbh not quite sure it's just something I've noticed.
old.reddit users are like 2% of pageviews now, 5-10% of uniques (Source - traffic stats for a mid-sized sub), they could just phase it out.

By contrast the official mobile app has become the overwhelming way that people consume the site's content.

Edit: added uniques
When it comes to "growth & engagement" business models, Hanlon's razor is always wrong.
Does this even matter? The point is that if one is fine with the US/ANSI keyboard, they should be allowed to buy it. To wit, I'm european and despise the ISO keyboards, and have never been forced to use one, so it's not like they're ubiquitous.
With markets it's all about narrative. Growth stocks have been coming down and so has Bitcoin, so people like to highlight that everyone is sharing the pain.
Well, it's some type of digital proof that you 'own' the 'linked' thing. So in case you buy a NFT for a Rolex with serial number 1234, then this NFT proves you own that rolex. And then you can say, if I give you a fake Rolex with serial 1234, it is a problem. So that example would work. But most (by very far) NFT's that are 'proofs' that you own some PNG of an ape or what not and the author of the article was specifically talking about those. And there the example doesn't work; the NFT refers to an digital image, not a physical object and that image you can copy or link and so your ownership means absolutely nothing at all as there is no notion of fake. You could argue (not sure how far that would get in court) that you own the license to that image and if someone uses that image, you can go after them, but still, that's not faking anything.
On mobile, my Reddit experience seems to be ads, some wierd livestreaming events, posts from subreddits I don't belong to (or have unsubscribed from).

I rarely browse reddit on mobile, and on desktop normally go straight to the subreddits I'm interested in (and even that's decreasing).

There's probably some axiom that's relevant to this inevitable degradation of user experience on all social networking / UGC sites. If there isn't there should be.
> I feel that if you live in a city you either understand that it's going to be somewhat noisy or you'll go insane

This is the perfect Rorschach test.

I refuse to accept this premise, that a city is noisy by default. The city is noisy because we have allowed power tools to dominate (cars, motorcycles, sirenes, ACs, ...). Today is actually somewhat of an improvement, not that long ago the city had heavy industry too: saw mills, foundries, ...

But none of that is required. The aspirational city of the future will be the one of the pre-industrial age, but with good sanitation. It is the big galvanizing project of virtually every European city now; it is pushing out cars. It's a real reduction of overall noise, and just, less tangible, but also a real reduction of that low-key trashyness and sociopathy that just seems to seep in into every urban environment where cars dominate.

America is way behind, but it _will_ happen. The future of NYC for example will undoubtedly be one without cars for personal transport.

A downstream effect is, that as the city effectively becomes more quiet because power tools get pushed out, tolerance for noisy hobbies (like skateboarding) is decreasing as well.
Why not sell stocks? Suppose you’re already at a loss, might perhaps sell to tax loss harvest and rebuy after the wash sale period.
It would be nice if there was a way to display text in a strikethrough font.

Though, in this specific context, appending something like "Edit: 's/Karens/vigilantes/g'" would be the unambiguous way to document the edit.
Terminology in the field is what CS books like "The Garbage Collection Handbook" (https://gchandbook.org), or "Uniprocessor garbage collection techniques" (https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/BFb0017182), define.

People don't call reference counted C++ smart pointers "garbage collection", because they aren't managed by the runtime, nor optimized by the compiler, rather rely on basic C++ features.

But they call C++/CX and C++/CLI ref types, automatic memory management, exactly because they are managed by the UWP and CLR runtimes respectively,

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/cppcx/ref-classes-and-s...

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/dotnet/how-to-define-an...
> Either way I can't believe that both airports are still allowed to operate, I lived under both on/off-ramps

1. Bromma Stockholm Airport Opened 23 May 1936

2. São Paulo/Congonhas–Deputado Freitas Nobre Airport - Opened 12 April 1936

Interestingly both opened 86 years ago. When did you move to near the area of their operation? Most airports are built away from conurbations which then grow around them, in my observation