skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So your offering an alternative that has none of the benefits and a ton of problems outside of the original schema to solve the problem of “the developers don’t know how to use semantic versioning” and your proposed solution doesn't even solve the hypothetical problem you present in the introduction?

Yea, nah
All other complaints aside, claiming Linux has it better when it comes to “featureful, performant terminal emulators” is outright laughable. The number one thing I miss on my home Linux workstation is a good terminal emulator. Nothing in Linux land comes close to the featurfulness of iTerm2, to the point where the vast majority of Linux emulators don’t even support ligatures! Add “fast” to that and you only have one option: Kitty. Which, guess what, also runs on macOS. iTerm is generally slower than kitty, but the trade off is completely worth it, especially when you consider features like tmux CC mode which makes working on a remote system almost as transparent and reliable as working on the local system.
To quote the Montessori's in a similar vein, "Children are to be discovered, not moulded".
I don't think OP should have been flagged for the comment.
Just from my personal experience, yes it does.
> I really don't understand why monster waves seem so mysterious to scientists.

Because the explanation isn’t complete. A surfer seeing something 10 seconds beforehand and reacting to it has nothing to do with why it was occurring at all.
Aren't OEMs bundling Chrome as an opportunity to sell extensions installs?
Regularly working 10-12 hours a day is more banned than eating at your desk in France, so that's not actually a problem.
You can always sell your conspiracy as countering a previous conspiracy.

Make your audience afraid of whoever you're pointing the finger at - no need for rigorous facts, because you're talking to your audience's Type 1 thinking.

Obvious counterexample: olive oil.
OP wants to have more money; sensible advice is to find and get a higher paying job that pays more than 20 usd.

Where in my comment do I say that better paying jobs can be bought?
Everytime I read something like "learn ML" I think about learning some descendant of the ML programming language like OCaml, F# or Standard ML instead of machine learning.
Companies aren't people, legal fictions aside. They're machines with a fitness function which minimizes a dollar/production function.

They can't have "common sense".
I used to make ginger / lemon tea, but didn’t help with my migraines. Eventually went to a Thai massage therapist in Pattaya that helped cure many people from migraines. Ever since I visited his shop and had a massage session + some herbal medication, my migraines have not come back.

I also heard about a Chinese therapist (no massage, perhaps acupuncture or something) that has cured migraines for many people in Chiang Mai, but he makes small holes in the head which will bleed a little. Was planning to go there if the massage therapist would not be able to help me, but so far it seems not needed.

In the past I read using micro-dosing magic mushrooms has also helped some people reduce migraines, so could be worth a try if you’re dealing with migraines.
Restoration of empire is the endgame for Russia's Vladimir Putin
Keeping russians from reading unapproved media. You know, the kind that tells something closer to the truth than "ukraine loves russia for saving them from their jewish nazi leader".
> there’s a type of person who regularly externalizes responsibility. They seem to need excuses to absolve themselves of responsibility.

I've had this feeling for a long time, but you have articulated it very well, thank you.
Oh god yes, I had a coworker next to me (on a round table) once who used to create a huge bowl of salad each day and then eat it over the course of an hour or so. It's not only noises and smells, but also the constant view of someone shoveling food into their mouth while you try to focus. He used to do that later in the afternoon, so I couldn't arrange an overlap with me being away from desk for lunch myself. Absolute nightmare. Covid home office was the best thing that ever happened to people like me.
Feature rich WiFi network security tool, over 40M users
It is probably levenshtein distance
Easily the best aspect of Transmission is the fact that it can run as a daemon, accepting commands from anyone within network reach who has the right credentials. I use it as part of the books [1] tool (a CLI/TUI/GUI Library Genesis interface) through a helper script [2] to enable torrent download of individual publications from libgen torrents. This helper script provides commands like tm-ls (list active torrents), tm-add (add a torrent to the daemon) and tm-add-selective (get a single file or set of files from a torrent) provide a convenient interface for those who live on the command line and/or want to use Transmission from within other tools.

[1] https://github.com/Yetangitu/books

[2] https://github.com/Yetangitu/books/blob/master/tm
Consider that aggregates may not scale down to every individual. Data > Statistics
Can you expand on what "subsidizing" entails? Are they literally giving people discount vouchers to buy gasoline with?

>This seems like an absolute perversion of capitalism where on one side "free" markets allow for such prices and on the other side the government is giving tax money to those same companies.

agreed. this is a supply-side problem. it can't be solved by throwing more money on the demand side.
Love this!

I have my original Apple Newton stores in my closet. This was from when I was 13-15-ish years old??

Yet I have always believed that the iPhone was "corporate karma" for Apple. The Newton did not make a splash, yet they homeruned with the iPhone. Of course, their hardwork and culture was the reason... yet still like calling it karma.
Thanks! Yeah, I thought that was cool too :)
It's also nice to spend time with the colleagues. Especially as we're only in the office one or two days a week now. I like it, though we don't spend 90 minutes but one hour. We always go to a restaurant off-site and have a 3 course meal with a beer for who wants it.

PS I'm in Spain not France but similar culture. But here you can eat at the desk if you really want to.

Also I go to France regularly and people do eat at their desks there. Some people just like to or they're forced to because of cross-timezone meetings. Like most of these protectionist laws (like not being allowed to email out of work hours) they're only for show and not actually enforced. France is a bit weird like that.
I grew up in the UK.
Disabilities are not binary; it's not perfect health VS quadriplegic.

For some people, it's just harder to do everyday things. It doesn't mean they can't move around. And for people getting older or with a degenerative disease, continuing to do things normally is also a matter of pride.

To put it in obvious terms, it's like saying that we can add 3-4 stairs at the main entrance, because anybody who don't like stair can enter via the damp alleyway in the back, besides the dumpsters.
Do Getaround/Zipcar/Turo not fit what you’re talking about?
Oh that phrase.

It's me. I watch them :-)

(I'm just one guy though.)
I wouldn't be so sure of that. Chinese leadership is very conservative, and they have a lot to lose from a military campaign gone wrong.
Whatever they say, I’ve known plenty of people eating a sandwich at their desk in France. Some companies like to remind it’s forbidden but usually only to keep the open-spaces clean in case some high profile guy walks around and takes a look, not because they care about people needing a proper lunch break.
Hi Molly, great article.

I was just thinking about the CAP theorem again a few days ago and the trilemma you describe here, interestingly, feels quite related.

As for what I personally consider to be the heart of the problem, I believe proof of personship (or whatever a soul is) is an unsolvable problem in the most rigorous sense. This is one reason why we have government. The issue isn't that government exists, it's that we cannot trust them, nor control them effectively. Still, a local government is much better positioned to prove my identity than some nebulous algorithm. Even the crazy Orb people knew this, and took to physically scanning retinas as you mention. We just need to build trust locally again somehow.

Of course, people move and trust must be (re)bootstrapped. This is the root of the heart of the problem if you will; and a problem I cannot see concrete solutions to that don't approximate the existing systems. Here in MA, I have to both pay to get an ID, and provide various information to verify my address and initiate background checks, etc. This is all worth something, no?

So why not have local governments provide this verification service...? Well, there's another complicating factor. The higher the value of a secret (i.e. identity proof), the less one should use it, or the more careful one should be with it. If I'm asked to give out my SSN to log into some new video game, I might stop and think twice. Whereas, providing my SSN to apply for a loan from a trustworthy financial institution is pretty commonplace.

Finnaly, on data stewardship. Why not have companies like Apple and Google selling HomePods which act as local clouds which store, sync, and replicate encrypted data as requested by the user? Give me a static IPv6 and a decent authenticated tunnel into my LAN and I'm good to go! I choose what files go up to iCloud.com, I choose where 3rd party services point to for authentication credentials, and I decide when I want to delete and invalidate things!

Anyway, thanks for the thought provocation. </rant>
He already said he was single. You can have a workout routine and plenty of sleep even when working 70h weeks. Just skip the Netflix and other people, for a time.
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Really digging the pixel art :)
Everyone blocks their calendar off and it still happens. That’s why I commented in the first place. Respecting said hour especially working remotely with teammates in various time zones is the challenge. Add on the workplace culture and it can be even more challenging.
It's been that way since before Facebook lol
That is a fundamental misreading of China's relationship with Taiwan and China's intentions. China is likely to never attack Taiwan as long as the status quo is maintained, and as long as they believe that eventual peaceful reunification is possible. China's policy on Taiwan has not changed for decades.

The height of military tensions were in the late 50s, when China and Taiwan were shelling each other. In later decades, they still sometimes deliberately shelled each other as a statement to others that the China-Taiwan issue is a domestic Chinese issue. Nowadays neither side has unleashed a shot for well over 30 years.

The US has maintained the One China Policy for decades as well. Officially they haven't changed the policy, but unofficially they are trying to change it into a "Taiwan Independence Policy" without admitting that they are. This is where a lot of recent US-China tensions come from, especially on the military side.

Anything Russia does to other states has got absolutely nothing to do with it.
Claims need evidence. After VPNing because apparently foreigners (or Americans living in foreign countries) can't handle the truth, I checked their robots.txt[1]:

User-agent: *

Disallow: /

But "Oh no, the dirty woke leftie search engines are banning us!"...

Since we all know it's Trump little website/he'd be the most famous user (is he even still there?) I'd expect his profile is linked from the homepage, but that's not the case either...

[1] https://truthsocial.com/robots.txt
> This is why contract law exists, doesn't it?

Or it exists so that everyone makes sure that everyone else understands the words/concepts being used in the same way.

What does (e.g.) "full payment on final construction" mean? Well, it depends on who you ask. Contracts there to (hopefully) make sure everyone is agreeing to the same transaction.
I guess you could deliver web pages over DNS too, if you wanted... though I'm not sure why you'd want to.

Instead of DoH it would be HoD.
I grew up poor among wealthy as well. I think what helped with my perspective is I spent time with communities that were even poorer than I.
Also true! But we have to have an agreement on foundational facts to have a cogent debate of ideas. Preferences aren’t facts, but are still welcome.

If you want to eat at your desk while I have a 90 minute lunch with wine and good company, that’s okay, life is about choices. We are optimizing differently.
That’s a good point, you’re right. But the ability to “intervene” may depends on financial resources, right? And my point was that the metic being used is financial outcome. It’s true that financial outcome correlates with parental SES.
Upvote for Elvis Costello reference alone.
ng+ on my life
The true culprit of Chrome's dominance, I presume, is Google giving Chrome the only ad ever to appear on the google.com landing page. An ad that has been there for close to a decade.

That is the attitude of a monopolist in one area (search) using its dominance to establish dominance in another area (browsers). That nobody has reamed Google for giving Chrome an ad on the landing page without ever selling that space to anyone else is a big miss.
Never discount disordered thinking.
I don't see the problem. You can taper off easily in less than a week - every day, drink half of what you had yesterday, for example.
Luckily my office is pretty close to downtown, so I make it a point to grab lunch out every day. And of course, it's usually with coworkers.

It adds variety to the day and I feel more connected with everybody.

If I have a string of days with lunchtime calls and I have to eat something at my desk, I'm definitely starting to feel out of sync with the company and this weird feeling of anxiety starts to set in until I'm back in the usual groove.
Just scheduled my time off for the year, 46 days off, not counting week-ends and national holidays. Please someone save me from this oppressive regime!
_failed coup_

the guys with bigger weapons were waiting around but it all fizzled out so it never materialised.

just read this to see what they where waiting around with. https://www.npr.org/2021/03/19/977879589/yes-capitol-rioters...
The majority of wealthy Americans were not born rich. Almost half of Americans own stock and a significant portion of retired Americans are millionaires.
Coinbase CEO Tweets ‘Quit and Find a Company You Believe In’
Surely tractors are more important than cars as they help massively in food production. Simply moving about is easily done on foot. And the range of terrain that cars can cross is very restricted. Without regular traffic and maintaince I doubt roads would be passable in a couple of decades. Motorbikes though would still work fine.
Yeah, 3-4 weeks without it...

Also, try different coffee brands/beans/roasts.

I hate coffee now because of that variation.

So better yet, use caffeine pills, but also try different brands, because some give you "cleaner" energy than others. There's only 2 ways to extract it, the rest is about dosage. Capsule vs tablet difference is almost unnoticeable imo.
My theory is that Google killed Google Reader as a means to push Google+. Reader's death was a huge blow to the RSS world.

With a majority of the people on Facebook, Twitter, etc it seems websites are most concerned with syndicating to those platforms, rather than through a shared protocol that anyone can subscribe to.

I still use RSS to follow a few sites (with NetNewsWire). I never want to overwhelm myself with sources, but have always found RSS to be a fantastic way to keep on on a site without going to it all the time or seeing the same stories over and over again. I see everything one time and can choose to read it or skip it.

I guess that last point may be the problem for websites looking to generate revenue. RSS is going to let you filter down to just what you actually want to read without ads (for the most part). It also doesn't require you obsessively check the site to see if you're missing anything. It's very easy to just check once a day, or once every couple days, to get all caught up. Sites like Facebook or Twitter want you checking over and over again throughout the days, and with their feeds you can never be sure you've seen everything, while other things you see over and over again. More views leads to more money.

From what I understand, podcasts are still using a very similar structure to RSS. But I think that might be under attack as popularity grows and companies are looking to lock people into their specific platforms.
I'd prefer to stay where I am, and the folks who show up with unearned riches go back to their home state or California if they cannot adjust to Appalachian norms.

(That doesn't mean racism and rugers, but it does mean the police don't have a monopoly on violence here.)
> I think the people in europe are still incredibly varied and colorfully different.

I think the same is true (even) of the USA. It was certainly when I first visited in 1981, and found myself thinking "there's more difference between a lobster fisherman in Maine and people in LA than there is in all of Europe". I was underselling Europe with that assessment, but having lived here now for 33 years, the variation in the USA still strikes me as enormous.

The problem is that it is harder to see when almost everyone speaks the same language, drives the same cars, eats the same breakfast cereal, references the same cultural elements etc. You might think that this implies a high level of conformity, and I suppose that in some absolute sense that is true. Nevertheless, the vastly differing climates and landscapes across the USA drive what to me still feels like a huge range of difference in lifestyle and attitude.
You can also use iodine (https://github.com/yarrick/iodine/) to tunnel IPv4 data through DNS (useful e.g. when on a captive portal network that doesn't block DNS requests). Performance isn't great obviously, but the concept is fascinating nonetheless.
Oh, this is actually a bug of the html template, until now I've never realised it was happening. I've just fixed it, thanks.
You're missing a lot with that analogy - which is that of everyone involved in the veature, the CEO has the most power.

They have the most knowledge of anyone and are the ultimate decision maker about the future of the venture. The CEO gets to make the choice: they can walk away any time, they can quit and they can shut things down.

If they don't want to walk away, they get the strongest voice in decisions about what paths to take. They have all the knowledge they need about the venture on which to base those choices. They have the full picture, access to all the financial knowledge, the conversations with the investors, the data from the customers - everything.

No one else in the venture has that. Even if others have the knowledge (in the case where the CEO operates with a rare level of extreme transparency) - they don't have the choices.

That is not enslavement.

With power, naturally, comes a lot of responsibility and that can feel heavy. Especially if you are ethical. But that is not enslavement.

When you are enslaved, you have zero power.
They lease their own fleets, no? I am talking about the a system where individuals can put their own vehicles in the "market" for others to use.

Edit: Okay. I am checking Turo now, I wasn't aware of them. Still, they are a middleman between car owner and driver, right? How do they make money?

Edit 2: Reading from their website, it seems like they are focusing on being a rental aggregator. All the talk about "building your business" seems to indicate their cars are not from individual owners that actually use the car. So, no, I wouldn't say they qualify as an alternative to what I am talking about.
What I was trying to say is that we should protect individuals lunch hours whenever they are and not let our new world of remote work take over that time.

I like many others block off their calendar to do anything such as get a bite to eat, but the challenge is a FOMO of what you miss out on or the interpersonal challenges you have with people who expect you to be somewhere when you should be on lunch.
Having done the physics -> neuro leap, it's pretty tough.

You have to learn a whole new set of fields and new ways of thinking. That takes time. To be 'good' at genomics, you kinda need to know how the genes are implemented in the various model organisms. Which means you need to know the relevant biology, biochemistry, chemistry, and physics of the situations. That's, essentially, an entire undergrad education. Then, you get to do the actual work, which takes about 1.5 years of study, so most of a masters degree. Then you can start really doing the work.

For me, the first big realization coming from physics was that these little yeast cells and zebrafish aren't just little machines of quantum chemistry. They really are alive, even down to the cellular level, and they are studying you too. There were hundreds of such insights.
https://www.btctimes.com/insight/room77-the-berlin-bar-boots...
React Native/iOS dev here. Everything working flawless here. Also some backend coding in Parallels + Windows 11 ARM + Visual Studio 2022. Runs great.

I also semi-professionaly use Photoshop, Sketch, DaVinci Resolve, XD, After Effects.

All butter smooth.
> A simple solution would be to b64 encode each file and add it into an array!

An individual file attachment can be as large as 500 MB[0]. It would make the JSON file too big to use.

Still, I do think that Bitwarden should warn users about it when exporting. Just mentioning it in the Help Center doesn't seem so helpful.

[0]: https://bitwarden.com/help/attachments/
You Can’t Remember Being Born: A Look at ‘Infantile Amnesia’
Unfortunately anglo-Americans will not get this. They live in a Plato’s cave and are unable to understand what quality of life really means.
Maybe it's just the people I know, but my (male) cousins who use TikTok and Insta basically just find stupid/inappropriate memes to laugh at with their mates.
Poster seems to have protected tweets

Here's the architect https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eva_Ji%C5%99i%C4%8Dn%C3%A1

> She is known for her attention to detail and work of a distinctly modern style, and for her glass staircases.
The thesis that it doesn’t matter how you raise your children is so manifestly stupid that it’s risible. It can be falsified with a single counter example. For example, there is absolutely no way the Polgar sisters would have become a chess prodigy had their father made different parenting choices. Same for W.A. Mozart and many other prodigies.

Another more common example is the Asian-American tiger moms who vigorously push their children into academics and music. There’s no doubt that those children would
turn out different if they were just raised on X-box and pizza rolls.
Can you register a copyright then DMCA them? (Trying to think creatively, I'm not a lawyer)
Their API is open therefore I don't think they have any right to complain, my homebrew user API for scraping is unbanned and so is BetterDiscord
Biden said he would militarily defend Taiwan (throw Ukraine under the bus). The leash on Taiwan is officially off now.

Embrace for more aggression from both sides to challenge the status quo.
You can't generalize Europe like that. There are hundreds of linguistic and ethnic groups in Europe. You can have an EU country like Croatia border Bosnia where news like this comes out: https://balkaninsight.com/2016/11/18/new-islamic-state-magaz...
Yes there is a few different model variations is what I’ve heard