skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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Not only are we dealing with an `n` of 1 but also it is noted in the article that one of the people had suffered three concussions which might skew the results.

This is a difficult topic to research because twins are rare and twins separated at birth even more so.

So yeah, mostly clickbait.
Finally, tech billions being put to good and original aerospace use, not yet more Mars rockets.

Next bring that airship to Venus.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8760732
Facebook pivoting to focus on the metaverse will be one of the greatest business case studies of this century.

They'll either own the entire next generation of the Internet, or faceplant so hard they end up being a marginal Craigslist replacement.

Given that the Meta rebrand was received as if they'd just offered to turn everyone's lives into a permanent Zoom call, I'm in the faceplant camp for now.
That’s built on the naive assumption that people won’t seek power in a post scarcity world.
One of my dreams is to own an airship like this that acts as a second home, or an extension to a land-bound home. I wonder how feasible that would be...
I tried codecrafter but it has too much of a jump without providing any guidance or anything for a person who might not have much knowledge about building complex projects.

I really love the idea of building small projects where you conquer one problem at a time.

As an idea there could be nothing better than codecrafter but i would like some additional reading material / guidance in terms of moving forward when you are stuck.

If i am doing something wrong let me know, would love to know how can i tackle these kinda problems.
That’s not manufactured scarcity, that’s planned obsolescence. Those are different things.
What do you mean by “just going with whatever was best by 2020”? I don’t think this theory implies that anyone’s ‘greatest’ status is final and permanent. Just that the mechanism by which such status is attained generally involves remaining culturally relevant for long enough to develop a kind of incumbent power. I don’t see any need for pessimism over this.
I suspect, at least on iOS, they would present users with a message in app during setup saying something like:

“we aren’t scum bags, we promise, and we’re about to ask for access to your location data, but we’ll only use it to help you find stores and cool stuff like that!”

And then they invoked the system permissions dialog that allows the user to grant location access, but instead of only asking for permission to access user data when the app is open, they told iOS to ask the user if they could always have access to location data. This is clearly a different prompt, but I’m almost certain most users either aren’t able to discern the difference, don’t know the consequences or think it’s normal.

Tbh, there are very few situations I can think of where I’d want to let an app always have access to my location. I just checked my iOS location privacy settings, and other than system services, the only app that always has access to my location is weather (but I could probably turn that off).

I wonder if apple’s app review team closely scrutinize any app that asks for always on location data? I couldn’t find any that had an option for ‘alway” on my phone other than Uber.
This is a random place to throw this at you, but you seem like you have a) the skills and b) and the motivation.

The internet needs an “allowlist” front end for kids, especially for video platforms.

I would pay $20/month for a family subscription to a front end app for Netflix and YouTube that lets me allowlist shows and channels, and never lets Netflix or Youtube AI choose what to show my kids next.

Netflix in particular is extremely subversive. I have seen it stop a show mid-episode to suggest a new show to my 6yo - which is clearly aimed at slightly more mature audiences, and is therefore more exciting/scary for my daughter.

The AI is constantly pushing her toward more mature content even if she doesn’t choose it. And there is NO WAY to stop it other than just get rid of Netflix entirely, but they also have by far the best content for kids.

Anyway, a browser with proper kids controls, good UX for the parents, and especially the ability to filter/block the closed video platforms, would be huge.
> Try to meet people in real life

See first words of my first sentence.
The article isn't clear about it but Qualcomm's monopoly isn't in the SoC business but rather in the modem business (which is integrated into SoCs usually). This is where all the CDMA talk comes from: I believe they were the only large scale maker of CDMA modems, which also explains why there's no Exynos chips in CDMA markets. This is why Apple bought Intel's modem division a couple years ago: they're actively trying to move away from their Qualcomm dependency[0].

[0] https://www.macworld.com/article/554612/iphone-custom-5g-mod...
IANAL, but I think that's only true in the USA. Most other places are first to file, not first to use.

And even then, that doesn't prevent a frivolous suit in the USA
Pretty much every comment is relating this to Meta and it's pivot to the metaverse, but isn't this far more likely to be fallout from her attempts to pressure Daily Mail into not reporting on her then-boyfriend, Bobby Kotick?
https://www.wsj.com/articles/sandberg-facebook-kotick-activi...
I asked because of what Apple did to Wordle clones. But I now see that may have been primarily done to remove low quality copies spamming the Appstore. More power to you. Your app is fun and painfully enjoyable.
That currency conversion query works for me. I've used it a few times the past week.
or even better, use some random non-words. There was a post here a few months back about a service which generated non-existent but plausible sounding words.

So, your "favorite city" could be i.e. HorsecrackBay Griennstone.
The index cost is flat per search so with higher adoption it should come down (right?).
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Are you only listing projects on GitHub (i clicked on a bunch of projects and they all had the GitHub logo)? If so, kinda weird that at the top of the Developer Tools category most of the entries are about GitHub alternatives that anything using them would never show up in the site :-P
According to Löb's theorem this is not provable if I don't understand Löb's theorem. I think my head just asploded.
Code Intelligence raises $12M to inject a load of garbage into your application
It's interesting to see that you have paid for Kagi. Do you regularly pay for any other services that are privacy-focused?
Post-mortem of a long-standing bug in video Game Path Of Exile
While they are extremely cool, what tangible benefit do they have over airplanes?
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Eh, thanks, but I don't want a Web-based solution.
You're right, at some point SpaceShipOne boosters were provided by SpaceX, but it wasn't the same company.
Chrome should be letting me switch to the reader mode or whatever it's called. It doesn't work on this website. I have no idea why there's no button to do that. I just get a little pop-up seemingly on random websites.
Find a therapist and talk about it with him/her, if it bugs you. It will likely help.

Also, quit the apps if they are making you feel worse. You can still use them again once you processed what's going on inside you.
> The other was licensing their CDMA patents to all of the players in the market, and this org was run entirely by lawyers.

The U.S. Constitution empowers Congress to issue patents "to promote progress in science and the useful arts." It's not supposed to be all about full employment for lawyers. When patents inhibit progress rather than promote it, they need to be cut short. Resolving this through antitrust seems like a patch - fixing a problem caused by bad government policies and too many lawyers by adding more government policies and lawyers.
That is good idea.

I have noted and will add to roadmap. Score will be calculated differently for different categories of software. Like for Desktop apps and SAAS projects, metrics will be different. Will have to think through this.
Using the mold linker for fun and 3x-8x link time speedups
That's like saying that capitalism has the naive assumption that people won't try to achieve post-scarcity. It is not a meaningful statement.
Seems like a waste of scarce He.
I don't think you have to invest billion and build a general search engine to compete with Google. Just look at where Google makes its money: commercial searches. The searches for products and services are where you see some of the most problematic results and also where Google probably makes the bulk of their search revenue. Nobody is going to bid an ad for the search "who was the 15th president of the US" but they do bid for "apple airpods" or "airpods alternatives."

So even if you just take one of these commercial search verticals, such as product searches, you can build a compelling product that effectively takes a massive chunk of Google profits.
Tropical islands? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CargoLifter
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nadsat ("droog" from друг 'friend')
I’m gonna guess that they can loiter for a long time?

Also if I read it right their cargo capacity is about double that of a 747-400F.

Edit: nope, it’s 1/5th the cargo weight of a 747.
I also use a catch-all e-mail address, and I have no regrets.

I should say, though, that I've not yet caught any database leaks, yet.
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How does it differ from Twirp?
As opposed to, say, balloon animals?
> I'm unclear on what a protocol--SMTP or anything else!--could do better
> here other than just not support forwarding mail at all (or require
> bidirectional approval before allowing forwarding)

I think requiring approval would be the correct behavior. For <robtoledoyour.com> to be allowed to send email on behalf of <youtube.com> should require explicit permission in <youtube.com> DNS records (or similarly canonical location).

As you note, this would break some of the remaining hold-outs who treat SMTP as an unauthenticated store-and-forward protocol. This seems both directionally correct, and aligned with how use of email has changed over the past ~20 years.
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yeah, that's real. I'd lost a lot of connection with friends after my mobility deteriorated, and then suddenly I had a mahjong social club every Thursday with old friends! I didn't feel outcast for being shut-in.
"I'd miss out on leveraging my high salary when negotiating my pay"

Not in California. It's now illegal to ask about salary here.
64% of Americans can't identify North Korea on a map.
That's such a clever way to do that. Amazing in its simplicity.
This would enable major players to stall you for five years (mainly with lawsuits) and wait until your patent has expired. Five years is just too short.
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are on board.
If you think about it, all names are decided externally
> I think requiring approval would be the correct behavior. For <robtoledoyour.com> to be allowed to send email on behalf of <youtube.com> should require explicit permission in <youtube.com> DNS records (or similarly canonical location).

Sorry, by "bidirectional approval" I meant that the author's (i.e. recipient's) mailbox would somehow confirm its desire to receive mail forwarded by robtoledoyour.com.

What you describe is, I think, impossible without eliminating certain extremely common use cases; it would break:

* Mailing lists (which are the whole reason ARC exists); I don't want to have to approve lists.kernel.org to send arbitrary mail on behalf of me (and certainly not on behalf of gmail.com, which I don't control!); I want it to be able to forward mail that it promises came from me and for recipients to trust it only if they trust lists.kernel.org (which is how ARC works).

* Mail forwarding between a user's different mailboxes; there's no way I can get Amazon.com to agree that myspambox@gmail.com should be allowed to forward mail on behalf of Amazon just so I can use a throwaway to forward mail to my main account.

I can imagine configurations where everything works dramatically differently, but it's hard for me to see what's wrong with the status quo (a signed message, with ARC, etc) except that To headers are allowed to not match RCPT TO, which as others have noted is both a point of confusion for users and how BCC works, and thus a hard to eliminate feature.
Or any other airship that crashed within years after making...
> Corruption takes many forms and in most Western countries that like to think they don't have corruption

Yes. Most of the corruption stats are measuring “perception” of corruption and they are also using the traditional, blatant meaning of corruption where money is exchanged for favours.

But corruption in the West have evolved to be much more subtle and essentially impossible to catch (at least without major reforms). And as you said, they hold the power to fix this :)
This is such a low effort and information free argument. I suppose nothing is ever unnecessary in your eyes?
Why wouldn’t twirp satisfy your needs? It’s just protos, codegen and http. And supported very well in ruby
It's not really the Hindenburg disaster that caused their demise.

Aeroplanes became superior by all useful metrics and there hasn't been a practical reason to use airships since.

Depending on cost, there might be a niche market for some types of freight but that's all I can think of, along with tourism.
Or getting into stupid fights on Twitter.

On a more serious note: we never knew how good we had it with the likes of Gates of Buffet. Or even Rockefeller.
I've been using a catch-all email routing setup for many years. I use unique breach canaries to maintain this list of companies that have sold or leaked my personal data to unauthorized parties: https://gist.github.com/eligrey/5084991
Imagine saying no to 450k/year because of boredom. This is 0.01% world problems.
Well, are you sure about that? The whole market manipulation he does with stocks and crypto is not ‘fraudulent intentions’? Sure, he might not be frauding with his products, but I would think it is fraudulent. Did he not actually pay a securities fraud fine a few years ago? And he just keeps doing it; he makes more from the rise and fall than he will ever pay in fines. It is smart but they are fraudulent intentions. We don’t really know how many corners were cut (or how deep) in other places; if they didn’t succeed we would have known about them probably, but things are easily forgotten when there is success.
This is very good! It's Factorio, but even better because... it has trucks!! :D My son loves trucks so it's fun to see the little trucks going around and doing stuff.

Good game, although a bit pricey.
why should a dev become a blockhain developer tho?
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Is it worthy to make a ERC20 token?
As a blacksmith I made a physical coin for a village. The coin told the story how the people from the village got their freedom from the centralised Kingdom, here in Spain in 1583.

With the coin I created, people could buy with it on the stores. Tourists bought it as a rememberance. Ended up making thousands.

People sent me photos from the coin around the world.

Now, I'm thinking in making NFTs collection of the photos from the coin around the world and a token with a total supply of the price they paid for their freedom (1.219.512)

Is it worthy? Appreciate your comments.
Internal define for static is actually really good, maybe different keyword like 'fn' would be better cause it doesn't clash with windows.h but, redefining static to a different keyword allows you to search for it in a codebase while static can be a local variable, global variable, function.
Congrats on release, legit game.

My initial reaction is negative. I have really bad vibes with oil/gas industry mining and pollution. So now i'm wondering if there is a market for this same kinda game but its all renewable industries.
Sustainable crop rotating farms, fog collection water source, planted forest for wood construction, public transport for workers, wind/solar power everywhere.
You picked mainly data science python projects. It would make more sense to compare with other python web frameworks.

django, 1101 open, 32662 closed

cherrypy, 218 open, 1505 closed

starlette, 31 open, 570 closed

pyramid, 70 open, 966 closed

falcon, 168 open, 789 closed

flask, 14 open, 2318 closed

fastapi, 1044 open, 1855 closed

Fast api has one of the worst ratio regarding open/closed issues.
This looks great. Congrats buf team. How does it compare to https://storj.github.io/drpc/?
I had a chuckle reading the paragraph below and comparing it to the modern ecosystem of HTML5, JS, SPAs and so on:

The HTML 4.0 specification is a huge, intensely technical document that contains hundreds of different elements and can have all sorts of applications. It is at times difficult to understand. This is not an error on behalf of the authors. In fact, very few people are expected to read the specification; HTML was originally intended to be a document format that the author wouldn't learn or see, but something that would be created by programs designed for this task.
It's a barrier to entry, but it's not "closed". Regardless, "looser standards" is the unambiguously more informative, less ambiguous description, and what an honest journalist should have used.
It's also worth noting that Shakespeare's cultural significance, as with a few other cultural relics (say, the Mona Lisa), is in certain regards fairly modern.

After Shakespeare's life, his works faded from prevalence, at least as represented in the printed record, until the mid-19th century. I'm uncertain of the specific dynamics, but suspect that growing cities and want of lowr-cost and popular known entertainment resulted in a revival of his plays (out of copyright, and hence free to produce).

Similarly, the Mona Lisa ascended to popular awareness and fame after it was stolen in the early 20th century, at a time when cheap mass-market newspapers existed, and photgraphic reproductions could be printed.

Shakespeare: https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=Shakespeare&ye...

Mona Lisa: https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=Mona+Lisa&year...
Glad someone brings up this issue. Intrusive and “slippery” UI made me use external text editors to write most of what I send on web platforms. I have social anxiety and even the thought that someone can see that I am writing stresses me out because then I feel pressured to send something to not keep them waiting (and I am a very slow writer). It is similar when I see someone else writing.

I understand that this may not be an issue for most people, but for me it is just another stress factor which keeps me from interacting with other people (other examples are the reading checkmark and the uncertainty if hitting enter sends the message or not). It would be fine for me if it was opt-in or at least can be turned off.
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Of course people are always greedy. The "cover" provided by an inflationary environment just boils down to people are less price elastic when the environment primes them to expect price hikes so those that want to raise prices for greed (profit maximization) can do so to a greater degree than they could in other market conditions. I don't know why you're being so dense, it's really straightforward psychology and there's a fair bit of data to support this.
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>Redis has a simple (but extremely powerful) Pub/Sub

Interesting - I had just assumed everyone is doing MQTT or cloud pub/sub
When you have unlimited money, there's no need to find it. Just buy it.
I indeed played with the thought to "browserize" OPENTDD. Similar logic, but real time, everything slower, so you can built and earn money only very limited. So that a Game could last like a year or so and playing a few minutes per day would be enough.
> Discord pretty much replaced IRC.

Not in my personal experience. I see some pull to switch to Matrix, and some groups I know use Telegram (e.g. LibreOffice).
these pseudo benchmarks should be banned
But as per searching for "rt.com" it seems they do.

Edit: But as soon as I changed the region to 'International' instead of my own region within the EU, it produced the relevant results.
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