skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Circa 2006-07, I made around $4k by selling Adsense coupons. I saw people selling these on SEO forums and thought that there must be a way to get them. A little googling and I found a way to get these $50, $75, $100 adsense vouchers. These would sell sell for anywhere between $5-$20. It literally was free money till it lasted.
One xlf per language _per component_.

5 components, 5 languages, would be 25 xlf files.
Until last year I too use to dream working in Google. But increasingly the attractiveness is decreasing. I cannot put a finger on one specific thing. It has gone too large from a career pov.
I agree with your characterization. I supposed we will see more support of getting rid of filibusters via “nuclear option” as the bipartisanship gets less and less likely.
"His main argument was rebalancing effectively switches high-returning assets for lower-returning ones. If one part of your portfolio did better than another part, why would you get rid of it just to bring the asset allocation back to your target?"

Because of reversion to the mean. Rebalancing should insulate you from weird outcomes like 90% of your money being in GameStop stock then crashing to nothing a week later.

Pretty much every professional fund of fund rebalances, including those by the company Bogle founded. This is weird advice.
newer postgresql also jit's some queries in its new query optimizer.

but for such use-cases (exact matches, no range queries) it's still better to compile a perfect hash at run-time into a .so/.dll and load this at run-time. way faster.
> someone with Miguel de Icaza's experience should know better

Surely RMS told him this exact thing would happen when he left gnome for ms.
I maximize my 401k and IRA contributions into the associated S&P500 (SPY) and Nasdaq (QQQ) market vehicles on a regular and consistent basis. I think any broker would be acceptable (my favorite is Schwab, least favorite is E-trade). Although I prefer ETFs, at one time my corporate 401k plan only had mutual funds for investment.
Found it but they don't seem to specify what steps they find unnecessary.
“The number of signatures was not immediately available”

This is where I usually stop reading these things. Is it 500 employees? Or 5?

So they can tell us the contents of the letter but not reveal the number of signatures? Really?
And how does this contradict what I am advocating?

I'm not saying that there won't be an inspection. What I am saying is that there are plenty of steps in the process that could be done with less gate-keeping.
This is only the case for Tauri on Windows because the native website is just Chromium. On MacOS it’s much leaner. I can’t find the thread where the Tauri devs mentioned a plan to fix this, but iirc they do have one.
For a long while, I theorized that most entrepeneur types who were complaining about government inefficiency were a bunch of entitled whiners; most were already starting from a place of privilege and were confusing mere necessary annoyances with true hardship.

Then there came an opportunity, and I started my own web design business. I learned something important.

I was right. It's really not that bad, and as many people have suggested, this red tape was put into place for reasons. I admit it's frequently annoying, but in no way is it a meaningful barrier to someone who has a dream and really wants to work for it.
Because client and android would sit in silence playing with their phones.
Stay away from the books written by the dependency hell man. They got banned for a reason.
But there is no overhead in Mac. At least not a UX overhead, the i/o performance is poor compared to Linux but no one cares.
I would try another approach: use drop-downs but modify the typing behavior, so if you type 12 it selects 12,not 2.

That way is easier to use on mobile, faster for all use cases on the desktop.
> But then business owners would do things that would make citizens say, "they shouldn't be able to do that." So rules/laws were made to prevent people from doing it.

By "citizens", I assume you mean other business owners trying to keep new entrants out of the sector, or putting themselves in place to approve those that do.

There is an interesting "parable" [1] from the 70's that goes over this and lays it out for what it is, which is basically always a form of regulatory capture.

[1] https://www.nationalaffairs.com/public_interest/detail/the-p...
Changed now. (Submitted title was "Brave breaks language reporting in browser for more anonymity in strict mode".) Submitters: please follow the site guidelines, which ask: "Please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don't editorialize."

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
I am aware of maybe 3 or 4 prediction markets. Can you provide some names?

Are you betting or cleaning data and reselling it or displaying it and earning income via ads?
What is diff about last few months? I’m going to be doing the monkey dance too. I don’t get satisfied from doing more enjoyable coding work compared to salary increases. Even if I don’t get to big tech until after a recession possibly hits.
It's 2022 and input=date should be used instead for date pickers on the Web.

https://github.com/alphagov/govuk-design-system-backlog/issu...
Democrats would not be able to bring a vote without 60 votes, or without using the nuclear option to rid the filibuster.

Which would burn a lot of political good will for no reason, considering the likelihood of how Sinema and Manchin would vote.

The point being that evidence points to Democrats by and large supporting taxpayer funded healthcare options. It specifically was removed in 2009 from ACA because of 1 senator from Connecticut.
My first thought on seeing the title was "ooh, which founders of the United States were most effective? That sounds interesting" >_<
Biden's administration is a lot of the same people that made up Obama's administration. They've had years to think about what they'd do differently, and most of them decided that trying to negotiate in good faith with Republicans was a mistake. The Republican playbook has been to block everything for any reason, then when election time rolls around, loudly proclaim "the Democrats can't get anything done, and they're unwilling to compromise." It's a strategy that works, and it works well.

In response, today's Democrats are drafting up bills that have broad public support (even among Republican voters), and forcing the Republican congresspeople to put their names down voting against it. As we get closer to midterms, they're going to harp on this point endlessly: Republicans are nothing but obstructionists that prevent anything from getting done.

Personally, I think it's a better strategy, but I also think they're fighting the last war. They might be better off trying to find tiny cracks in the Republican ranks and then magnifying them.
Huh, for me GNOMEs been a decent fit as a tablet user thats used to trackpad & screen gestures. Part of desiring this tablet and PC paradigm has meant questioning and letting go of traditional PC design aspects, including ones I've been fond of from macos.

I use an HP Elite X2 G4: https://www.reddit.com/r/ErgoMobileComputers/comments/s6k1qr...

It's surprisingly supported Linux well out of the box, and has some more repairability options (and a business-tier warranty plan), just wish it had a bit more ram than 16gigs when occasionally juggling several projects/VMs. There's starting to be more Linux Intel Tablet options (Surface Pro 8 as ihci touch support becomes baked in, Asus ROG flow Z13, Dell XPS 2-in-1 for 2022, etc.) but this turned out okay as a sudden replacement need after my MacBook finally died a year ago. This is pretty much my one and only computer so reliability is crucial.
Interesting, but round trip is that still the case (i.e. performing the diffs and then applying them on the JS/DOM side)? Either way unlocking access to Web APIs from wasm will be transformational if it ever happens.
Wasn't it somewhat twisted around in the movie? I'm almost certain I read something about it being an inaccurate depiction of the events. Though I admit I enjoyed the film, nice trifle to put on for an evening in.
Come on, Microsoft. You've spent years cultivating your image as a good steward of open source. Don't throw it away for essentially nothing.
> Cymru am byth!

Plzeh nz olgu!
> CSS should be portable across any browser/web view. And given that browsers nowadays occupy tons of memory (even though they are written in highly performant languages) I am still impressed by sciters small shipping size.

Chrome is new IE since June 15 2022, and happy about it. Interop 2022 is about make safari and chrome get on the same page about new css feature.

Memory, portable CSS and browser compat is about cost, if I can make whole company install chrome, that can save a ton of money investing on support unexpected browser, one time install is way cheaper than continue support. If the company is big enough, there will be no problem, like google can rewrite whole Google Doc to canvas to support cross browser.
If building a sciter based app biz, that's all your investing goes, that make sense.

[Interop 2022]: Blog https://web.dev/interop-2022 Current status https://wpt.fyi/interop-2022
Tauri is very well designed, from an app model to its component parts (wry, tao). In short, it’s a platform that allows writing Rust as the backend and use of the OS webview. So light and fast.

I think and hope that many new desktop apps, even from the new big player, will be done in Tauri. I plan to use it for some of our future apps.

I know mobile is a whole other beast, but I hope Tauri can also crack this one up. That would be amazing.

Tauri rocks!
Is there any evidence that customers would want that? Just because you can do something doesn't mean you should
How about ARM? Included in the report?
So macs appear to be used for testing, handy to know.

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4th contender: Compile web technologies to flutter
Yes. The fact that a lot of people prefer ordering from a screen at a macdonalds, compared to ordering from a person.
The base edition of IntelliJ (and also the base edition of PyCharm) is open source: https://github.com/JetBrains/intellij-community
Well sure, you can make a system work ok in basically any language. Doesn't mean it will be easy, pleasant or reliable.
Could be. However I know that one approach works wonders because I use a Mac daily. The other might be harder to maintain in the long run.
It's been submitted today too: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31764773
As someone annoyed with bank transaction import, I’d be interested in hearing more.
Apple, Continental, astroturfers use IoT as pretext for devaluation of patents
Though, I was thinking that same sort of technology might come in handy for people that wanted to have encrypted email, without having to use a special encrypted email app: proxy through an app that did the encryption and decryption, but didn't store anything.
Thanks, I forgot they were private. To my defense, their corporate structure is a mess (on purpose) and the franchise shops could probably be public while the controlling entities and holdings stay private.

The structure is so deliberately conceived that I wouldn’t be surprised if it kept the same functioning even as a public entity. They’d make less money, but would probably still concentrate decision power into a few chosen hands and lock the whole from external influence.
> it's no wonder smaller cults pop up within it.

The story is about a cult infiltrating from the outside, not a cult “popping up” from the inside.
Why did you fire the first?
> The directors have a legal responsibility to the company and to boost the share price, not for the betterment of humanity.

I think this is true for large organisations, the larger they are the more their behaviour seems to become dictated by the rules of the environment it operates within; whereas the smaller the organisation the more principled they can be as individuals have the power and will to override those rules.

Also with something as large as Microsoft there are so many departments that one can be actively working against the interests of another, i.e MS can and probably does simultaneously do good and bad faith activities for open-source - and yet we commonly anthropomorphise them as if they have the integrity and consistency of an individual... A human flaw i guess.
That's a transaction and it's completely different from wanting to chit-chat with a robot while you eat.
If it's static and there is no server side code running at all, you might be able to get away with raw S3-like + a CDN in front. No servers to manager, and it'll be relatively cheap.
But it does have to be like that now. Because if you're not growing (not growing the bottom line), you're almost certainly losing market position to other companies that are chasing growth. If there was some group altruism that made all companies in a sector collectively say "ok, we're big enough now, let's hit pause", then companies could afford to be a bit more about being good for the sake of being good. This is obviously a pipedream though.
OmniSharp is not going away, but as a project it is significantly more limited in resources than the closed competitor.
That's not evidence that they'd like to talk to a bot
Marc made up facts and couldn't come up with a coherent argument half the time. Very unimpressive
Thanks.

"To compile a desktop application, you must build it on the targeted platform: build a Windows application on Windows, a macOS application on macOS, and a Linux application on Linux."

So, I essentially do need to own a mac if I want to target macs along with other platforms.
Samsung accused of cheating on hardware benchmarks again
Clean Coders Hate What Happens to Your Code When You Use These Enterprise Pro
Did not know this.
The super-natural ability to predict all future demand and perfectly manage production to match it.
Doesn't the browser native messaging feature already provide the ability to call native applications and create a backend language API? I guess I don't understand the need for every app to basically have its own browser engine, no matter how "lite", when I can already develop apps with Chromium that use native messaging.

I'd rather see a unified solution which pretty much exists then to have a bunch of alternatives that provide no greater benefits overall from what I can tell.
Every entity has one or more cults depending on its size, beit university, military, govt's & companies. You cant get away from them unless you live on the moon!
> Show me a large enough company and there will be a history

The specificity of your comment (large enough company) is misleading. The flaws you call out are everywhere, not just large companies.

Humans are imperfect. Human organizations and institutions (companies of all sizes, governments of all types, schools, churches, and so on) are also imperfect.

I don't mean to say that we shouldn't set high goals, devise mechanisms to deal with imperfection and so on (checks and balances, regulations, etc), just that there isn't anything particularly unique about "large companies" in this regard.
But they are a hell of a lot smarter than VCs
You can often see who viewed your profile. There probably weren't too many people viewing more than one of their profiles.
> My bet is the first iPhone that falls under the European mandate will have no ports.

I'd give that maybe a 75% chance. I'm not totally sure they're quite ready to release a portless iPhone, which I believe would be a very unpopular change overall. Angering users hasn't always been a big concern for Apple, but I think it's more of a concern than it used to be. Wireless charging just isn't a good fit for a lot of charging scenarios.

Selfishly, I do hope that they don't release a portless iPhone anytime soon. I'd have to choose between upgrading my iPhone -- something I do every year or two -- and having CarPlay work in my car (which needless to say I very infrequently upgrade). I suppose a dongle or attachment for this purpose would be inevitable.
Honest question: how is ”reimplements in C++” different from implementing their own browser engine?

Is it purely the absence of a JS virtual machine and instead compiles JS code directly to C++ and into native code?
The Intriguing Life, Death, and Afterlife of an Indiana Mastodon
I've always been interested in electronics and programming, and I've always struggled to write excellent code. This guy, on the other hand, makes it look easy.
pay your employees peanuts
Doesn't native messaging API already do this? Why redevelop an API that has existed for some time.
At my last apartment, we got a new neighbor who ran a food truck and dumped the food truck's trash in our apartment's trash bins.

This obviously introduced many issues. The (~6 very large) bins were always full by 3 days after pickup and then overfilled all over the back of the complex for the rest of the week. Rodent and especially ant/fruit fly issues exploded. The smell was atrocious. The bins were directly behind our kitchen door, and we didn't have AC, so our kitchen door had to stay closed. The kitchen door was key to the airflow that would naturally cool the apartment, so the entire apartment was miserable.

Worst of all, the neighbor did not take any of the bins to the curb each week, was unresponsive, and our landlord was predictably unhelpful. For many weeks I patched the issue by hauling this guy's business trash to the curb every single morning (which is a lot more work, and much more unpleasant, than it perhaps sounds like).

Before that experience, I would probably see rules like "food trucks must file a form proving they have a legal place to dump their refuse" and consider it to be absurd red tape.
Aren't the pyramids about 4,500 years old? How could they be from before the Younger Dryas?
That was Tolkien's clever trick for his rewrite - the "original" story was what Bilbo wrote down at the time (the "present") - the new edition was what was later edited in by Bilbo or Frodo as what really went down (after everything had been revealed in LotR.
BR is one part key exchange, one part manufacturing, one part firmware lockouts using that key. So if you mod a drive you probably could get raw data from the disc. The problem is getting that back out to a disc correctly that another unmoded player would like it. There are projects out there that are reading data right off the read head. But they are more focused on laserdisc items.
Guesstimate: A spreadsheet for things that aren’t certain
Spent some time learning this and playing with this till I ran into a roadblock that it doesn't support multiple windows which was a deal breaker for my idea. Wish I had the time to learn and contribute a PR. It was a great tool otherwise. I needed to do electron without the bloat and backend JS. There are no good solutions from what I researched, things like QT are still king in this area it seems.
Do you have insights to share about working in this domain or documentation (blog or otherwise) for this project?

I'm working on an e-learning platform that aims to solve a few pain points my sister encounters in her job as a teacher. I'd be curious to hear about your experience.
Since you are 100% certain that such technology will emerge in an economical viable state to solve the storage problem for Europe, could you please provide a date so we can draft a EU law that forbids burning of fossil fuel in the European market by that date.

If you can do it by this winter it would solve inflation, enable a complete sanction packet against Russian oil and gas, solve several political conflicts within EU in regard to the Ukraine war, eliminate the food shortage problem and significant reduce the cost of farming, make a large dent in reducing global warming, improve GDP, and boost prosperity in general.
Because

- it's not obvious that people want this

- if they did, they would get their AI-chat from their personal device, they don't need the restaurant to provide it and it doesn't need to be an android. Think more like the movie Her and less like a C-3PO sitting at every table.
You must run earlyscores.com! That site was a life saver for me. Sadly anything aimed towards tech savvy high schoolers is probably going to be pretty difficult to monetize.
this phenomenon also happens within businesses and in a more bizarre fashion. look at all the layers of management a startup will slap on at some point in it’s life because it’s commonplace at other companies and Google. look at the processes like Jira, stand ups, sprint planning, etc etc that the management class will institute and defend because it creates work and meaning for their position.
my sense of purpose is towards my family, co-religionists, and god. I'm not delusional enough to wake up at 6AM and come to office at 8AM for anything other than money.
I wonder why they did not test the Amazon 6a class. The report gives the impression that Amazon lacks an implementation of the 3rd-gen EPYC.
A "people's office" is the top recommendation in the report:

1. Create a true one-stop shop for starting a business, with step-by-step guides and well-organized information that cover city and state requirements.

2. Simplify the process to obtain building permits by combining steps and paperwork, creating more guides for complying with agency rules, and lowering fees.

These seem like excellent recommendations.

I'm not so sure about the other recommendations:

> 3. Eliminate “clean hands” requirements to ensure those working to lift themselves out of poverty are not immediately disqualified.

Maybe. Not being able to start a business because of a few parking tickets on your personal vehicle is obviously harmful. But there's also potential for abuse. Some sort of dollar limit does seem reasonable.

> Remove unfair barriers that burden specific
types of work, such as home-based businesses
and food trucks, with unnecessary restrictions.

1. What barriers? "Must prove you have a refuse management plan" may sound like needless red tape, but see my top-level post.

2. home-based businesses sound like no big deal when you're on SFH >= half acre lots, but these rules exist in dense cities for a good reason. The type of business and type of residential dwelling are important considerations. Running a business out of a studio apartment using the hallway as a waiting room can be enormously disruptive to hundreds of people.

> Work with the state to eliminate state-level bar-
riers to work, such as criminal history checks,
that often target vulnerable residents.

Again, largely in favor but the details matter.
This is funny, I stopped reading when it started talking about how engineer x will never touch section y of the code. Ok then put them in separate repos
Not the OP, but if you search for "random country generator" you will indeed find a few similar sites which do definitely have a lot of ads.
I have a 20 year career of which 5 as a solo business :)

But you’re right, running a business in the US sounds _terrible_. Condolences. My assumptions were based on institutions not being hostile.
No, it has a lot of bytecode level intelligence to surgically replace the parts of the program that need replaced (as I understand it). Your version just re-runs the project from scratch whenever a change occurs.
In electron, that would be a total of 380MB then, because it's both the main process plus the main view's isolated process.
I've always felt Tauri was too early to be a viable electron competitor, but now that I've seen it used in a huge project (Spacedrive), I think I might reconsider.
What has been stopping them? PWAs have been around for quite some time.
Or maybe the tank used its 50km/hr engine *finding* a suitable, natural defilade.

When you're on the attack, you often don't have time to dig in and instead have to make due with the natural terrain. Tanks will reach those natural slopes and enter hide position faster than infantry.
On top of what everyone else said, I wouldn't be surprised if either a) Russia had some way of know who was on what plane coming into Kiev, or b) there is a back channel of communications to Russia letting them know a head of state is coming in.