skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
i mean, if that is the case then it happened in the 18th century when the industrial revolution caused the undoing of the jeffersonian ideal and the supremacy of the yeoman farmer. i tend to gather that most of this site's users are not planters, candlestick makers or slave owners.
if anything destroyed the fabric of communities in post-new-deal-industrial-world-superpower-america, it was financialization and trade agreements.
The J.D. Power article notes that the "initial quality" of cars is slipping, meaning problems reported in the first 90 days.

It's very possible for Dodge and Chevy to have greater initial quality (meaning fewer reported problems) but worse real-world reliability than their Japanese counterparts. Dodge, for example, is notorious for using parts that wear down quickly. Also, Dodge and Chevy have more vehicles that target the low end of the market, where people are more likely to just accept small problems with the car as part of the cheap car experience.
UK’s Army YouTube and Twitter accounts hacked
Another cargo cult post about self hosting that makes it about 1000 times more complex than it needs to be via containerization. I get that it's what they're used to because of work but this isn't work and has entirely different requirements.

There are no "production deployments" at home. You just do what you want. If it's down for a day that's fine. Putting something in a transient docker container and then bending over backwards to enable file persistence is just... wrong. And it'll lead to lots of extra work for no reason.
Sorry, but the design for reading on this site is just too bad. I hate it. Why dont you keep it simple?

Really? Is this how design works?
To me simple and not getting in the way are complete opposites of one another. C and go are prime examples. The simplistic nature of the languages mean you can't express many obviously wanted things.
What makes Daspoll different from to the many other existing survey products? It's not clear from the website how it's better compared to e.g. Typeform.
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We human beings have a universe of complexity in us and we last up to a century. Gradual evolutionary improvements can accomplish miracles.
But the view is Safari, isn't it?
Ubuntu is still one of the top distros for overall compatibilitiy and ease of use.

Since you're using Linux just to use Linux, you might want to try more technical but fun distros like Fedora.
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https://profmattstrassler.com/articles-and-posts/particle-ph...
Up until the point where you want to immediately remove it all (when you fall asleep)
Maybe you're just hanging around annoying people?

I work at a large agency, we have to explain our design rationale every day to people that have zero design backgrounds. The better we do this, the better we're able to do our job. If we acted like assholes we wouldn't be in business very long.
Yeah; the infotainment system in our Ram has only had one major issue. So did the transmission, tailgate, exhaust manifold, and cruise control. Two of those five issues were life threatening, and one could strand the car.

The infotainment problem is comparatively minor: Sometimes it corrupts the GPS azimuth(?) data.
It's definitely tougher. Seed investors expect a business plan on the next 18 months, so imagine the low level of uncertainty / ambiguity they are ready to deal with...
I haven't read the DMA/DSA, so if this is actually written out in them then I'll happily be corrected here.

The way I see it, the EU probably doesn't really care if Apple keep ALL the restrictions they currently have on their App Store in actuality, as long as options exist on the platform.

So the solution to allowing access to NFC hardware will probably just be Apple opening up sideloading.

I personally hope that Apple implements sideloading in a way that allows those who don't want to use it to keep their device secure, and I'm confident they will.

Regarding the messaging platforms, I'm pretty sure the EU are not going to push us into a situation where E2E is broken, in fact, I was under the impression that the bills specifically required that E2E be maintained.
Highly neurotoxic and cardiotoxic, actually. [1][2] Don't do that to yourself.

[1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3550388/

[2] https://www.cureus.com/articles/73024-cocaethylene-when-coca...
It was still awesome that it was possible to exist, and allowed to exist.
> I just don't want that, because I don't want to play systems administrator for an always on tracker in my pocket.

You should stop using smartphones then.
Thank you, that was fantastic, here's the JD Power video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSBsq6HBBzw
> through the angle that their core value prop

Surely this is just one ingredient to a successful company and there are myriad factors involved. The core business of Boeing isn't to make planes its to sell them.
Classic do as I say, not as I do, made even better by this being about design and it's terribly designed.

The page is both unreadable and unnavigable on mobile, any browser.

Nothing better than being told what to do, by people who clearly are incapable of actually doing it but think they are masters of it.
It's not as “accessible” though: it's not free and is less user-friendly.
I was just thinking that this feels like it's from like a decade ago - and then boom, 2012 at the bottom. Still good points though. I do believe design also has a culture/trend ebb & flow to it, so stuff we see from 2012 actually looks dated - just like music, comedy, movies (etc.) can also feel dated.
And in Star Trek and B5!
> I think it's credible that the interoperability requirements are going to be used to smash end-to-end encrypted messaging

Why and how?

I already use Signal to handle the plain old, almost completely unencrypted text messages. It has no impact on security of Signal-to-Signal communication.
> In Roe, the court didn't write a law saying abortion was legal. It struck down laws stating that it was illegal. That's an important difference.

Correct, it did not pass a law, it made a ruling that read like legislation that struck down the laws of States passed by people’s elected representatives, i.e. the people selected to pass laws.

The Court does not exist to “check” the States except where the laws of States conflict with the laws of the United States, in which case either party may be “checked”.
Not OP but I do both. I pay for a fastmail account and have <myname>@<one of their domains> which all my _personal_ things go to and then I have my business emails all route via their Aliases and certificate pointing.

There have been some instances where both the fastmail domain and my business domain ended up in Spam for the receiver but that is less than a handful of times and I used Fastmail via Nodemailer as a proof of concept for a newsletter service so (ab)used the service without any issue.
Got another here with what seems to be a unique anecdote: In the early 2010s, with only svn knowledge, I tried out both git and mercurial. I don't remember the details from back then, so I couldn't explain why, but I do remember thinking mercurial was confusing and git was easy to understand.
Good reads, thanks...

I remember as a kid being baffled by our so called progressive country sending the abortion boat "women on waves" to Ireland to provide Irish women with abortions in international waters. Also activists shooting anti conception over the border with Poland.

But isn't all of this antithetical to ever growing government structures?

I get a feeling the world is heading towards a new fundamental discussion on this topic, and others, but I am afraid it will not be friendly discussions.
> As an end user, the things that give developers maximum freedom are not necessarily the things that let me use my device with maximum freedom.

From the article's list, even the ones that are described with "allow users to" are firmly aligned with 3rd party developer's best interests, not aligned with the end user's best interest. There was once a time when these were roughly the same, but I don't think anyone can agree this is true anymore. It's gotten so bad that I'd guess that the platform owners' interests are more closely aligned with the end user's interests than 3rd party developers. It's more of a triangle though with nobody's best interests aligned.
Given this other recent fantasy show on prime was just horrible, I am not surprised by this. Strangely, a lot of people liked it! Maybe it is going to be the same here. Don't even remember the name of this other show.
If this works as advertised, I could see this being useful at the end of a night (as long as you remember to take it).
The article points at issues with “regular MVC” which do not exist in Cocoa way of doing it. So no, not sufficiently.
The privacy policy link at the bottom of the page is missing.

Red flag right there.
Yes, this measure would be to protect people that travel out of state to seek healthcare from later persecution and prosecution in their home states.
Yes but it wouldnt cost that much to replace those with newer, higher resolution ones.
I see that argument a lot but my thought is that people just aren't looking at a long enough time frame, I mean everyone was excited for fantastic beasts and it was considered okay, but it made a ton of money because of the brand. But then they made the second one which the general reaction to seems to be "What the HECK?" but it still had decent sells because people liked the brand and most importantly didn't realize they didn't like it until after they had seen it, now fantastic beasts 3 had incredibly low returns because all the brand had been burned at that point.

I think a huge problem is that especially, in the tech sector where things move so fast, people don't realize that many things, especially societal matters can move very slowly from a human perspective. I mean everyone how many big name tech companies do you know off the top of your head that are dying now, slowly, but still making money because of inertia? Some things just take a while someone who loves something can eventually have their love of that thing burned if it goes poorly for long enough.
Sometimes the correct answer seems cruel.
That have a short life at the atmosphere.

They are relevant for local warming (normally named "heat islands"), but not much for global warming. Anyway, they have much more important local effects, so mostly nobody cares about the warming.
Anyone could have looked at the test results for Javelin and seen that it would be successful against modern armor.

Agreed, but most didn't. I believe it was downplayed.

ATGMs didn't play a big role in either Iraq or Afghanistan

I said they played a "decisive" role. I should have said a "key" role. The battle of Debecka Pass is one such example.
It's easy to improve when you are the worst.
Should that question be asked of the string theorists instead?
Why would a PS5 cost that much?

Has there ever been a console where, over the life of the console, the hardware was sold for a loss?
Yes, his book, The Story of Earth, just took the top of my head right off. Just fascinating to think of the co-evolution of minerals and biological life.

This of course, should impact the world building schemes for writers of hard science fiction.
Beorn was in the 1st Hobbit briefly, but he could have more screen time! I forgot about one character that never saw the light of day in any film(cartoon or movie) Tom Bombodil, he was a strange character even for Tolkien's universe and was rumored to be a demi-god. I would rather see stories about him than what amazon is sending out.
Wow that sounds like an amazing value, even with differences in purchasing power. Is amazon's retail network decent in Poland?
> Why should seeking empathy be applauded?

Because "I don't agree so you point of view is objectively wrong and I don't care to try understand it" is a far worse attitude?

> The value of having children and the value of having empathy are grounded in the same traditional morality

I can't say I agree with that at all. Apart from the superficial (they are both traditional/old ideals) what do you think is their common source?

To say we can't keep one old ideal because we question another seems unhelpfuly dogmatic, unless I'm missing some subtlety, and demonstrably wrong: large parts of society have moved away from some traditional ideals without having to abandon all others.
Previous discussion on the Casio Loopy: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29575044
This hasn't happened on Android so your claim is pretty outlandish.
Right, and the secondary effects? If you live near where some people got robbed, you now have cops stopping you for no reason, just because you look like everybody else in that (now marked as high crime) neighborhood.

I have no idea what the optimal way to plan police patrols is, but algorithms predicting crime used to guide patrol planning? That's just dystopian.
I think they are trying to say that in-person positions pay 1/1.9 times as much as remote ones. On top of the issues around the phrase "x times less" being a bit confusing, this suffers, I think, from false precision. I mean, come on, how accurate is this survey? How about "In person positions pay roughly half that of full-remote ones."
>This new wave of protests is particularly bad as politicians are now threatened in their homes.

While I don't agree with the positions held by the farmers, I do have to admire a group of people who know where to direct their energy.
Thanks for taking the time to write up your firsthand perspective!

I was skeptical after reading the Smithsonian article (because hell if I’d personally want one of these robots in old age), but your explanation of their utility makes a lot of sense and fully changed my opinion.
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The interracial marriage ban precedes Roe v. Wade by over 6 years:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loving_v._Virginia
Usecases? What was it conceived for?
Haha yep right onthat made me smile
This site is miles better than a wall of text. It actually made me read from top to bottom, which is something I rarely do.
You actually intentionally start with more playback delay with this method and sync playback with the other user intentionally 300ms behind (assuming a 100ms latency)

So the remote user packets up 100ms of mouse movement with timestamps, sends it with ~100ms latency. Your side now has a buffer of ~100ms to start playing the positions back.

This also removes all jitter in the playback from varying latency (up to the point the jitter stays under 100ms).

All of the above numbers are made up for this example. You can adjust the playback delay as much as needed for smooth playback.
As for me, it's not enough.

Qgis is a bare minimum to make a decent map.
"Fun" fact: men would play women because acting was considered a very low class activity, and women that acted were seen as prostitutes.

Anyway, you just missed the point and I am not in the mood of arguing with someone who can't understand nuance in thought. Have a good day.
NO2 is mostly generated from burning fuel, that's why in most of the countries in the map you only see yellow blobs over major cities due to higher car traffic, and almost no NO2 in rural areas.
The major blob over central europe and south uk makes no sense and I don't think that excessive farming can justify it.
If you look at a worldwide map of NO2 emissions [1] you can see that besides that large area in Europe only China has concentrations of NO2 that high.

[1] https://so2.gsfc.nasa.gov/no2/pix/regionals/scripts/sliderav...
Great book by Orson Scott Card, called "Characters and Viewpoints" its a book all about writing, and he points out that it seems to be a regular cycle where stories are created and become popular that are about normal people doing amazing things, and then the power level gets amped up, and moves to super powers and super threats, and things keep growing until everyone starts to suffer from fatigue at seeing super powered people do super things, and then normal stories about normal people came back into vogue and then things repeat.
Ask HN: Anyone remember a joke / meme social network that did one thing?
It's the equivalent of being on the tip of my tongue. I seem to recall a social network that was made as a joke that let you just do the equivalent of 'poke' your friends on it. But I can't remember the details and I can't find it.

Am I going crazy? Or does anyone know what I'm talking about?
Both POP and IMAP can work offline. Point of data - iOS mail works perfectly when you’re offline and syncs the changes when you get back online. These protocols were designed during the days when data was at a huge premium. Fastmail’s own app seems like a mobile app interface to their website than a real mail client. I have setup iOS Mail to download and keep a copy of last 30 days but use fastmail for most day to day stuff.
Is there any option to have this "private commits" feature in git? I just realized it's exactly what I wanted so many times.
I've tried the assume-unchanged hack but it's too brittle.
I believe the ISS intermittently hosts a website. I would certainly imagine there is some space-based website with long ping times.
Ridiculous. Pay property taxes and still told what to do with YOUR property? The code also says "to prevent amassing vehicles" but this is just ONE vehicle. I'm also pretty sure that there is a much bigger and more productive way to preserve neighborhood aesthetics like you know... those tents, fecal matter and needles on the streets of San Francisco?
I can turn off a timer set on my phone using my watch but I can't turn off a timer set on my watch using my phone.
Many of us do realize it and are just sitting here staring at the screen at work realizing what a horrible mistake it all was, and hoping the fall won't as bad as the movies lead us to believe.
Ask HN: What are the most impressive VanillaJS web apps you've seen?
I just checked and yes, the "Safari" option pushes an SFSafariViewController onto the navigation stack, which is for all intents and purposes proper Safari. Google cannot see anything you do in it because it's handled entirely out-of-process and even uses a different container (cookies, etc) than the main Safari browser.
For this particular situation, that's a lot of money to spend just to serve already-well-off people willingly choosing to live in the desert in a drought.
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Anything that doesn't have a (reliable) safety interlock. Electric heaters or cooking appliances for example. Life-critical devices such as smoke alarms, etc (you wouldn't want a malfunction of your smart home controller or a malicious attacker to cut the power to your smoke detectors).
Deleting is a setting in your email client.
I read your comment as "College can only improve your chances, especially in certain fields. And at the very least it's smarter than hoping for a windfall". Did I understand that right?

If so, I don't necessarily agree. College is an expensive (dollars and time) proposition that rarely pays off. Trade schools, boot camps, etc. are probably better investments for many people. And frankly, saving your money and hoping for a windfall is probably smarter than going to college unless you have a very clear idea already of what you want to study and what career you want to go into afterward.

College is not an automatic positive. For a lot of people, their degree ends up not being worth their student debt.

Or maybe I misunderstood the "it can only improve your chances" part... like maybe you meant "it can improve your chances, but only in certain fields", vs "it can only improve your chances (not worsen them)"?
To confirm, this is your home that you built for a bit more than 50k? Incredibly nice for that price if you own it. Congrats.
Interesting analysis from a professional. Even though I’ve seen the scene a million times, I never noticed the margin inconsistencies.

These centered card layouts are a dying breed… from what a I’ve seen, they seem largely limited to a few biglaw firms (in non-US offices) and Japanese trading companies nowadays…
Sony gets a cut of every new PS5 game sold through all those third party vendors.

Do you think the same setup on the iPhone would satisfy regulators? Roughly, this would mean Epic (for example), could set up an app store but every program they sell would have to be signed by Apple and Apple would probably still get their 15-30% fee.

If the regulators are fair, then soon you will be able to write a PS5 or iPhone game and give it to your friends to play.
This will 100% happen and anyone thinking otherwise is just being willfully ignorant. We saw what FB did when it was able to operate in the shadows with it's enterprise cert for it's "VPN". As for why it hasn't happened on Android I think the reasons are simple. First there is way more money to be made on iOS users and secondly sometimes you wait to strike until you can knock down all the pins, not just half. It will start innocent enough, they will add 1-2 features only available in "Facebook Pro/Full/Unleashed/etc" via their own app store/sideloading but over time they will sneak more and more sinister things into their app.

Google will use the full weight of their ecosystem to try to get you to download Chrome or their other apps anytime you touch one of their sites in Safari (it's bad enough now even with them using webkit for their "browser").

This is the logical end for at least these two companies. I agree with some or parts of the things the EU is calling for here but some are just absolutely ridiculous and/or make no sense.
> This is what beats the heck outta me. A company that is sitting on nearly 150B in cash somehow feels the need to pinch 30% commissions from developers till date.

The rich don’t become rich by being generous and giving money away.
GP commenter never claimed it was. I imagine they recommended it based on what GGP commenter seems to like.
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A example from Denmark would be MobilePay [0] which is the most use payment solution for mobiles in Denmark. They would like to make it possible to use NFC to transfer information about a transaction in shops, but cannot do that on Apple Phones. Instead they rely on QR codes and short number codes for payment.

They cannot in any way get NFC access on Apple devices as it is now.

Another and probably more relevant concrete example of the above is the Danish Dankort [1] which is a national equivalent of visa/mastercard/amex. Again they cannot use NFC for their app. Some banks have signed contracts that allows their users to use Dankort with Apple pay, but it is not all of them yet. I don't know if there is any fee or similar to Apple pay tbh, but if there is then NFC acces should not be monopolized by Apple.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MobilePay

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dankort
I love Hetzner and send them money every month, but you do get what you pay for. I don't think I'd like to run FedEx off of Hetzner.
Are you talking about Yo?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yo_(app)
What if I told you that people who don't get the flu vaccine don't necessarily get the flu every year? And that clinical trials have shown little or no benefit to the updated COVID vaccines? And that being vaccinated has never been shown in 2022 to make any difference to whether you infect the very old or very young?
But it fits more easily with the bi-cameral mind idea than with a telepathic control organisation. Why would anyone want to charge off to war and die? You don't need to invoke an all powerful being to dissuade someone from joining a war.