skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Don't take it personally. I am just being skeptical because you created a new account. Does the country where you are actively prosecute piracy, or are you a public person, who does not want their relationship with copyright disclosed for the sake of keeping public image?
I heard rumors that they are actually planning layoffs.
This is why I'm not moving on from my Pixel 4a. If it ever dies, I'll go on eBay or wherever and buy a new one. I don't even care if it goes EOL and stops receiving security updates.

TBH if I do end up replacing it with something else, it doesn't have to be stock Android or even a powerful device. I'm okay with replacing my 4a with some cheap ultra-budget shanzhai phone as long as it's small and it works with T-Mobile US's LTE network.

Also the iPhone Mini itself isn't an option—not only do I not want to be part of Apple's ecosystem, but I have sensory issues and can't handle metal phones. I need a plastic phone. And no, a case isn't an option because a case would just make the phone too wide for me to hold.
Nvidia has a GPU for crypto. I don't think it helped.

https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/cmp/
Get serious about the renewable energy revolution–by including nuclear power
There's just not enough space for all the random features people want in a small form factor phone and keep it thin-ish. The Pro Max camera group alone is 1/5-1/4 of the back real estate on the 12 mini.
TL;DR the Sun's slowly getting brighter, which will eventually (and LONG before the much-talked-about-as-the-end-of-the-world "Sun expands and eats the Earth" thing) break the carbonate-silicate cycle. This will affect availability of carbon to the biosphere. There are a few pathways for photosynthesis, and these will, basically one at a time, stop being viable over a period of one or two hundred million years, with the biosphere coming under more and more stress (=lots of stuff dying, biomass reducing). At some point, diversity among and quantity of large life forms will shrink tremendously, and finally there will be no (or damn near no—perhaps some lobster-type things will survive near undersea vents) more complex life on Earth, due to lack of available energy.
Just because you haven't paid attention it is not a straw man.
My mistake. I meant derivatives.
I’ve been having good success with _basic_ outlining functionality of Org Mode in VS Code using the “VS Code Org Mode” extension. No need for emacs for this use case. The built-in VS Code folding works really well and then combining with GitLab which has rendering support for Org Mode when committing/pushing commits. Plus, since everything I’m doing is already in Org Mode syntax, I can move to other editors later if desired. It’s a good solution for my needs, at least.
> Beyond that, hard drives are cheap! I have a single 18 TB disk

Fair warning: It is very dangerous to make statements like this in a public forum like this.

You run the risk of someone spotting it and making a seemingly-innocent reply along the lines of, "Oh, you should at LEAST have TWO disks set up as a mirror so you don't lose all your movies when (not if, but when) the disk dies." And then someone else will say, "LOL u noob, RAID not a backup!" Another participant will assure you that no data is safe unless it's stored at on at least a 5-disk ZFS array. And then someone else will jump in to point out that even ZFS is not safe if you're not running ECC memory. And course you can't just have ONE of these ECC-enabled 5-disk ZFS-breathing monsters, because every component ASIDE from the disks is a single point of failure, so you'd better have TWO just to be safe. Which means you'll need a UPS because sudden power loses are _awesome_ if you like having your platters scribbled all over by a browned-out disk controller. And what exactly is your disaster recovery plan in the event of a fire or flood, gotta have some infra running in good health off-site in case something like that happens. And so on.

Of course if you dig far enough into these admonitions and suggestions, the good news is that you won't have the time to watch any of those movies.
I do make use of the `backlinks` query extensively, and I use saqimtiaz's wonderful `streams` [1] plugin to recreate a Roam-like experience. This setup leads to a large amount of small-sized tiddlers (2.5k and counting), which might add to the overhead.

Not to mention downloading and parsing 20mb-worth of html+js each time you open up the wiki can be quite slow.

As for lazy loading --- when enabled, it breaks the indexing (e.g. finding backlinks) and searching because these are done by the js inside the browser too. I only lazy-load images and binaries because they are not indexable anyway.

[1]: https://github.com/saqimtiaz/streams
Interesting. Coingecko is basically reporting #(float) * price for a coin, while Coinmarketcap is reporting #(minted) * price. Neither of which feel perfectly accurate for token pricing, but do seem like reasonable high and low endpoints, with the gecko version closer to an estimate of 'other peoples money' involved in the coin.
Would that demo be on one the Ultra Pack collections?
Archive seems to have the first volume but it seems there were several released. Sadly they are super hard to find even on eBay.
You're fine, I do the same.

Either that or we're on the same hallway. :)
Developers should just stop putting up with this nonsense and start migrating to non proprietary RISC-V boards. We already have low cost options for developers who want to get their feet wet, the moment we start having a decent community around a RISC-V microcontroller, a RISC-V router and a RISC-V dev board then the ecosystem will be very desireable.
One open problem not listed, probably under the "Financial Economics" heading: the closed end fund premium discount puzzle, referenced her https://scholar.harvard.edu/files/shleifer/files/investorsen...
Does anyone have a comprehensive guide for Canon DSLRs on MacOS on M1? The Canon drivers to use as a webcam are nightmarish and my friends had a hell of a time trying to get it to work.
> If you live in Siberia you presumably want the planet to warm up more. ;)

No you don't, when permafrost melts it causes ground to move. It is really bad for everything build on or in it. Something like houses sinking and falling apart. In some cases it cause big holes in the ground and they got even bigger over time.
I have old eyes - I want need and have a Giant sized phone.

My wife just purchased an new iPhone SE2. I truly cannot use the phone the screen is too little for me.
Wrapped coins are actually stable, aren't they? You get one for one, and both sides are on a blockchain.

In real life there's no stablecoin. Even fully backed deposits can be traded at some other amount than 1:1, for whatever reason. Totally depends on whether you actually think the exchange can be done, and there are various reasons it might not.
Samsung A40 had a nice 5.9 screen with full HD+ resolution. Sold for under 250€. Unfortunately Samsung only releases such a phone once every five years. The successors were bigger, more expensive and less powerful.
All those crazy 500k+ offers going around over the last 6 months are already softer thanks to RSU value dropping. Some people are already getting 30% less then they thought they were getting (at least for now).
>It doesn't really matter.

Yes it absolutely does. You can do intermitted fasting for 10 years but most people will die when they continuously fast for more than 20 days unassisted by IV nutrients. Are we really on the same page here?

Your religious experience of skipping lunch and having a late dinner used to be my daily routine during uni, aside from a couple of coffees with a cig. Fasting for 12-16 hours is very different from fasting for 120-160 hours.
Whatever you may think, you cannot be mentally conditioned not to eat at all. I'm having trouble believing that people extrapolate their experience of skipping a meal to not eating anything for days or weeks in a row.
Curious how would you solve the battery issue, since in your spec you mention 4Hrs of Screen On Time (SoT), and it would be a 5G phone (battery drainer)?

iPhone Mini with its H/W & S/W integration barely manages 4Hrs of SoT. An 'Android Mini' phone with its mini batteries, how can it match upto iPhone Mini? And mind you, low sale of iPhone Mini is also due to the 'battery/range anxiety' that its users have.

Upon that any Mini form factor needs to be even less thinner, as visual perception of thickness is inversely proportional to a form's face/back surface area. So for this mini phone to be reasonably attractive (not chunky) it needs to have a very slim profile; which translate to small battery.
Zenfone 8 https://www.asus.com/Mobile/Phones/ZenFone/Zenfone-8/

LineageOS supported https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/sake/
Not the same. Sports have refs, coaches, and parents. Yes it is possible to get a bad outcome in sports but there is no container in competitive online gaming. It is Lord of the Flies by design.
> or even get bored

That's key for creativity after all.
Moto G1 had the perfect form factor, plus also the "rubber" like back which I really loved. I have no idea why glas surfaces on the back are a thing, I always have to use a phone cover as else it would slip my hands. The rubber the Moto G1 allowed for a safe and firm grip, that every phone should have on the back.
You say that, but a lot of older shows become increasingly hard to get copies of the longer from the air date you get (legally or pirated)
You're not wrong. I just think inflation will get within comfortable numbers again, but we'll still face recession events that cause a drive to lower the interest rates.
You failed to secure EliseStefanik2022.com so I got it and created the website
It didn't have an SD card slot of any kind!
Every iPhone person I know has complained about the 13 Pro being significantly thicker and heavier than the previous models. Literally, things like "it feels like a brick in my hand." Making phones thicker/heavier is an HN meme that is completely out of touch with what normies want. Consider that for most people, the phone is their primary device, and one they hold in their hand for ~6h a day.
There's also no real support for paid Warp+ access. The app's bug reporter seems to go to the app development team, who don't seem to be triaging reports much lately. That team has never responded well to service quality reports, seeing them outside their responsibility. Which is largely true but being able to forward our reports somewhere would be nice.

Recently I had to reach out to @CloudflareSupport on Twitter to get my several day old report of bad Warp+ routing on the forums looked at. It was eventually fixed but it was done in silence and really wasn't something that should've happened in the first place. Nor has there been a followup report on what went wrong.
Three 16TB (for raid5) drives (Seagate Exos) are $690, plus the pc you probably already have.

There's an amazing chorus of protests against data-hoarding. With wonders like this, I say go for it!
> Socialism is not a dictatorship, those are fundamentally different axes. A democratic society can vote to elect a socialist party and mandate them to create multiple competing companies in a given small market segment, for example.

Has anything like this ever happened in practice?

> But the fundamental incentives of a company under this ideal socialism are much better.

Socialism in a theoretical, ideal world would be great. We don't live in one currently, which is probably one reason why every single attempt at socialism/communism has failed.

> Like a very crude example, other than the reason to avoid very strict regulations, why wouldn’t a food company put cocaine into their product? They have the incentive to make their buyers addicted - while a government run company can be given different goals to optimize for - e.g. the health of a population measured in some way.

For one, people wouldn't choose the food with an addictive substance once it was known what the company was doing, plus most companies (and the individuals that run them) actually have morals and values that don't involve poisoning their customers.
I mean when you are adding a new domain, CF can clearly tell if a domain already has dnssec on or not. Seems like something that should raise a warning to the user.
Coinbase did make an SEC filing copy of the blog post: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/0001679788/000110465...

> On May 16, 2022, Coinbase Global, Inc. (“Coinbase” or the “Company”) issued a blog post (the “Blog Post”) relating to its hiring plans. In connection with the Blog Post, Coinbase affirmed its expense outlook for the second quarter of 2022 and full year 2022 that the Company provided on May 10, 2022 in a letter to its shareholders announcing its financial results for the quarter ended March 31, 2022. A copy of the Blog Post is furnished as Exhibit 99.1 to this Current Report on Form 8-K.

> Coinbase announces material information to its investors using filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Company’s website at www.coinbase.com and blog.coinbase.com, as well as press releases, public conference calls, public webcasts, its Twitter feed (@coinbase), its Facebook page, its LinkedIn page, its YouTube channel, and Brian Armstrong’s Twitter feed (@brian_armstrong). Therefore, Coinbase encourages investors, the media and others interested in the Company to review the information it makes public in these locations, as such information could be deemed to be material information.

> The information in Item 7.01 of this Current Report on Form 8-K, including Exhibit 99.1, is being furnished and shall not be deemed “filed” for the purposes of Section 18 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended (the “Exchange Act”), or otherwise subject to the liability of such section or incorporated by reference in any filing under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, or the Exchange Act, except as shall be expressly set forth by specific reference in such a filing.

So whether or not they were required to communicate the slowdown, they did at least consider the post to be material information that needed to be communicated with investors.
Another reason to not use a DSLR is that many (all?) have timeouts (<30min) in their video mode due to some import tax reason, even when hooked up to a computer.
Atleast this is what I found when I tried a canon DSLR with canons webcam software.
What about standard, probably proprietary, solutions, like Miracast ("Wireless Display")? I wanted to use my old tablet with Windows as secondary monitor, but no luck when running Linux on primary PC. Best option is only mirroring desktop with GNOME Network Displays.

It would be great if there would be out of the box support for wireless displays on Linux.
I maintain this chart of small Android phones:

https://www.productchart.com/smartphones/small_android_phone...

You can filter by specs to see how close you can get to your dream phone. There are quite a few available on the market that match the 5.5" screen size of the iPhone 13 Mini. Even by the big manufacturers like Samsung and Google. Like the Pixel 3. Which was introduced 4 years ago though.

In general, phones have been becoming larger and larger over the years. So this chart has been becoming more and more sparse over time.

But recently, the voices demanding small phones seem to become louder and more frequent.

I am curious to see if it will reverse the trend.

At some point, I will probably make a graph that shows the change in average screensize over time.
This is very good advice.

It can be also combined with a couple of neat tricks: talking with somebody about it & making a list about it.
The amount of hiring in the past 12 months is insane.
Re: GRPC

My bet that you'd migrate to GRPC eventually as you scale :) I like the simplicity of HTTPS/JSON API as well, but it just broke down for us at a certain scale point.

Re: Teleport with EKS

True, CNCF clusters support mTLS out of the box, but EKS hides the endpoint and does not let you provision CA to trust. You will have to run teleport proxy inside the EKS cluster to translate mTLS to EKS IAM auth. However, you don't have to have a centralized proxy, you can just deploy Teleport proxy agent in each cluster and hide your K8s endpoint.

You also don't have to have a single Teleport proxy to do that.
I use wikiless and love it, mostly via Privacy Redirect.

The layout is simpler, there is no mobile version, no URGENT MESSAGES which appear instead of content, nor hover things which appear when I mouseover links.
Id pay for most mozilla stuff if i could get -just- the base functionality.

Just be a browser for fuck sake. I'd pay 20 bucks a month for a firefox that just did www and a thunderbird that just did email really well. Let me install extensions if I want extra stuff.
You're not wrong, but why are they exhibiting hypochondria? These sorts of disorders are complex and multifaceted.

Yes, many people on these subreddits are hypochondriacs, by definition, but you can find them coalescing there, buying placebos, going to chiropractors, functional medicine doctors, naturopaths and reading sketchy journals because they've been told they're fine by doctors. However, it's blatantly obvious they are not fine, because if they were fine, they wouldn't be experiencing those symptoms. They may not be ill in the way they think they are, but they are not well.

Doctors are too ready to write off patients as worried well, but sometimes it turns out those symptoms are due to a real physical issue, and it can take years of fighting the system to find a solution. We're increasingly seeing that autoimmune, neurological, gastrointestinal, hormonal and other types of issues can cause issues across the whole body as well as directly triggering psychological disorders. Often these disorders are not even known to GPs who haven't kept up to date since leaving medical school. A patient with no history of mental health issues presents with sudden health anxiety and panic disorder out of nowhere, is it a primary mental health disorder or is there another underlying issue (psychological or physical) that's brought it on? You can't know unless you take their complaint seriously and properly investigate, but doctors are under time pressure and keen to just write it off as anxiety disorder and stick the patient on the antidepressant treadmill.

Other times, it is purely psychological or somatic, but so what? Mind and body health are intimately tied together. When one starts to deteriorate, the other often follows. Take some Zoloft and go for a walk may be a quick and convenient answer, it may even work a lot of the time, but evidently there are many, many people who find it unhelpful. Rather than looking at alternatives, some doctors will just try and say the same things over and over until the patient gives up.

Then we wonder why people give up on modern, science-based healthcare and get roped into less scientific disciplines. Modern medicine is one of the greatest achievements of human civilization, but many doctors seem to have forgotten that you're treating the patient, not the disease.
Sad for Toronto to have those toxic ppl intruding.
* Find a different source for your self-worth other than whether you succeed at certain tasks.

* Value 'trying' over 'succeeding'.

* Consider yourself a 'completionist' instead of a 'perfectionist'.

* Do it for someone else. Instead of seeing the assignment as 'something I need to do so that I can pass the class so that I can graduate so that I can get a job', etc, look at it as something you can do that will make someone you care about proud, or as something that will enable you to do things that will benefit people who are important to you.

* Reflect on the observation that 'we don't grow when we're in our comfort zones'.

* See yourself as setting an example for others who are struggling with the same anxiety issues. Strive to make it a positive example.

* Memento mori.
Haven't tested it. It has a headphone jack so probably not waterproof
As opposed to inviting it without the extra steps under socialism?
Ah I didn't realise. I have it through SetApp, which itself is a subscription, albeit an easier subscription to swallow as you get access to a number of great apps.
The big secret is those companies knew a sell off was imminent and that their stock was overvalued. The 500k offers were really 350k offers in disguise.
I enjoy the "creative" use of the brand bar where people expect to see logos of your customers.
Foldables.
blood bath is already happening

interest rates raising, layoffs, entry level role hiring halt, etc.

i’m launching a startup this year fearing it would end up underfunded
> ethnic groups outnumber whites

This is interesting phrasing, implying that there are two kinds of people -- people with "ethnic groups" and "whites" which apparently don't have ethnicities?
> what are the most unfortunate technology or startup names my fellow HN'ers have encountered?

A few years back there was a Github OSS project by an Asian developer who couldn't speak English at all - I think it was a Ruby or Node utility library of some kind.

I don't remember the exact details anymore, but he intended to call it something like 'childlike' or 'so simple a child can use it' - unfortunately the machine translator he used interpreted the input phrase in his language as 'one that likes children'.

So he was very, very confused at the loud community reaction when he made a post announcing the 0.1 release of his new 'pedophile' library.
does this mean gop is no longer allowed to talk about democrats cheating census by insisting that it must include undocumented immigrants? i am not a big consumer of conservative news but that is the only thing they are pushing that comes close to nyt claims
You mean this https://invent.kde.org/network/kdeconnect-kde/-/merge_reques...? :)
Genetically Modifying Cockroaches with CRISPR
A lot of places that do electric resistive heat have cheap electrical sources - often hydro or nuclear.
Python AutoML on Tabular Data with FeatureEng, HP Tuning, Explanations, AutoDoc
You have literally been arguing that it doesn’t have negative effects this whole time?