skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Wow a whole year...

I make 120k and I could only afford my wife not being at work for 2 months. I don't live in a HCOL area. Nearly everyone I know that makes a household income of around 100k right now struggles, and that is with mortgage payments closer to the 1000k mark than my closer to 2000k mark. I'm in my 30's and just bought a home recently, like many my age.

We had to budget hard, food cost in general is high. Add a baby to that, it really hit home. Wife pumped, and it helped offset cost in the first few months. But luckily Wife was able to get back to work in only two months time. I would have loved 6-12 months for her to be at home. But America sucks, and I would need to pretty much make 180k to justify it.
9.4 here, which made me wonder if Apple's new webcams add some beautifying filters?

The site also underestimated my age by 10 years (and then accused me of lying about my age!).
Yeah, this is one of the examples of the mother being prosecuted mentioned in the article, thanks for emphasizing my point!
I highly doubt we'll see any updated mask guidance in the USA until November 2022, after the US midterm elections. The vast majority of people seem content with the policy of "if you want to wear a mask to protect yourself, wear one".
It looks good from a quick overview, but a look in the code base makes me question if I'd be able to use it in a React project. For example, here:

https://github.com/htmlstreamofficial/preline/blob/bffc8d03d...

The dropdown component binds click/mousemove/keydown event handlers on the document element, but there's no method to remove such handlers. So the component does not seem to support unmounting. Also, throughout the code there are direct DOM manipulations, which I suppose are unavoidable but I would have preferred more "headless" components with no behaviors (or at least separate and more generic).
But... isnt this the exact point of that line? You went into a situation you couldnt control and grappled with the issue.

It sounds like you wanted pre warning that x could happen in the game which is fair but baring some NSFW stuff it's it assumed that anything can happen in a typical dnd game? You failed a roll. It impacted the story. That is the game.

I feel like I'm missing something. The become resilient part feels like it didnt happen because the DM ret conned the moment. I'm not saying you would have been stronger if not for the ret conning but you would have likely been less impacted by the same event happening in a future dnd game. Even with the ret con you're likely to be less impacted by the same event.
Also, your observations about “east” fail to account for places like Japan, South Korea, and in terms of trust, I think you find high trust in places like Singapore, but only from a certain set of empowered locals, ditto Dubai…
But your intended generalism is perhaps Eastern Europe?
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They still (rightfully, IMO) can charge third parties for getting access to their customers, just as super markets charge for getting stuff on their shelves, or as amusement parks take a cut for the right to sell ice cream.

Now, as to what’s reasonable there? That will be a separate discussion. So far, Apple has put the bar at over 20% for countries that have passed similar legislation, likely on the argument that payment processing need not cost more than credit card companies charge (a few percent, in the EU)
Well, the treasury kept printing money and stores still took dollar bills during the 2008 financial crisis, too. I am not saying the whole system fell over. I am saying the ‘banks’ became over leveraged with risky assets whose risks were correlated in surprising ways.
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If they don’t get a cut of third party game revenue then making a console is a huge, risky investment for what? The opportunity to sell first party games to a smaller audience?
It's not clear if you're trying to make us feel better (the EU doesn't care about this project's data) or worse (the EU has ineffective oversight over this project -- anything could be going on).
I agree, but the main benefits for me are feeling good. And if it doesn't make you feel good then it may not be worth it. There's probably negative effects of putting yourself through something to you hate every day.
I think hiring Bryan Cogman is a red flag.
> and linked to your sensitivity to certain brain chemistry.

Yeah, I align with this—I've probably spent a lifetime tuning myself for this.

I present to execs at work frequently and own too many projects for my own good. Peers have asked how I handle the stress..and I don't think I explicitly see or feel it as "stress". I think it's actually that I chase the high of the risk/reward response, and I'm willing to feel the pressure of the "risk" to see something through to the reward.

My second favorite game genre is the management/builder/strategy genre — it's just second because there's not enough of them. I've been playing them all my life, from Civ II on my first PC as a kid, and onward. I think they've kinda trained me for this. These games now feel like a walk in the park, even if I take a weird risk and lose—but as a kid the losses were crushing.

Strategy/4X/Builder/Management games feel like a bit of the same feedback loop, just different nouns and verbs from the day-to-day.
At some point, we'll have to talk about the fact that designers can't explain anything about their work (and/or the vision of their work) to other non-designers professionals without being particularly condescending.

The fact that we can notice this even in the startup sector speaks even louder.
This makes a lot of sense if you think through the angle that their core value prop does not come from the network/data latency optimization. It's not Netflix and Dropbox - this is FedEx. Their core business value proposition comes from logistics and being able to react to the information quickly, but extra millisecond latency is unlikely to make or break the business.

In light of this, it's easier to outsource the network and data infrastructure to a provider that actually does it day in and day out and put the limited engineering resources to something that is more impactful.

Just reaffirms that quite a few companies do not want to run their own servers unless they absolutely have to.
Why should seeking empathy be applauded? The value of having children and the value of having empathy are grounded in the same traditional morality. In discarding that tradition whether in part or in whole, there’s no reason to value empathy — it’s just another subjective belief some people hold.
Isn't that called POP instead of IMAP? It makes some sense that you need to be online to see your messages stored online.
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. I understand this as an initial business model. I mean a 15% reduction in app revenues is not even a rounding error in Apple's P&L. What the hell are they thinking. The goodwill that they'd earn from devs will go a long long way and if they signal that their share will eventually go to zero over a period of 10+ years, that'll get more devs to embrace iOS. I fail to understand the current leadership at Apple.
This was true when consoles were offline only and games on physical media... I'm not investing into newer ones unless they can do the same.
Take a look at PureBasic . It is a mature product with a great developer and user community. It generates fast native code for Windows, Mac, Linux and RPi. I have used it for 15+ years.

It also has a sister product SpiderBasic that can convert most of PureBasic code to HTML, JavaScript for web deployment

https://www.purebasic.com/

I highly recommend it.
> there was not even a way to get access with any kind of forms or such if you had a competing plastic card firm

What does this mean? Apple is not a payment processor. The banks sign deals with Apple put make their cards available through Apple Pay, but the payment still goes through the payment networks (visa, mastercard, amex) and the banks.
Edit:
If neutron is likely to decay into. Why *neutrons* dont decay while being part of an atom?
(Wouldn’t this be example of a structure that prevents decaying?)
And if abortion is going to be decided by the states, what state law is Google violating? CA isn't going to make not sharing this data illegal.
I've heard `eBPF` described as "like JavaScript for your kernel" if the kernel itself was being related to a web browser that runs embedded scripts, so, that should give an idea of how much and what type of power it brings, as well as the expected access level to be able to take advantage of it.

Other uses I've seen for eBPF are inspectors that tell what is happening on encrypted connections and the request headers for any connection, including authentication details that you would expect to be protected. It's great to have this kind of capability on systems that you own!
Pretty sure 30% commission is not an Apple-exclusive thing. Google Play, consoles and Steam have the same rate.
To be fair, there's not much to learn. You only need to know Ctrl-O and Ctrl-X, for which they have a cheat sheet at the bottom.
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What's interesting is people seem really excited about installing rooftop solar, but I see fewer companies building collectors in places with cheap land and ample sun. That tells me part of the selling point of rooftop solar is it feels good, and the economics might not actually work.
Superficial Simplicity
Yeah, but man, the WRX sure is a fun car :)
I don't get it. When I grab the scrollbar, and move slowly, the scale moves according to it, but it writes that I moved kilometers.
I am looking for a new car big enough for a family and capable of pulling a loaded utility trailer, but without the extras. Basically exactly what's on your list, but I don't need power windows and locks or remote start. Does it exist?
There were some serious issues with CalDAV originally which made me doubt the reliability of that. Particularly with authentication and tokens to third party services.

As for notes via IMAP that must be new because it said in the documentation to copy and paste the notes out.
https://www.switch.com/colocation/
The Switch colos all appear to be rendered concepts, but impressively so.
Thanks!!! It's crazy but I can think of dozens of US companies that successfully pivoted, but not a single one of them is European!
Not all of them, no. Broadly just the European ones, plus a few others where it's not worth setting up a different regional HQ.
> GDPR was great in principle but all we ended up with was annoying cookie pop ups.

Read through this list - there's more than just cookie popups:

https://www.tessian.com/blog/biggest-gdpr-fines-2020/
Yes, the numeric evaluation is vectorized via the Accelerate Framework's vForce and vDSP APIs. That is a significant performance improvement. The numeric evaluation remains a hotspot with vectorization, as that is where the app does most of its work.
Arcane's visuals are indeed stunning, but I strongly disagree about story, mainly because the characters have zero depth.

Vi and Jinx are defined by childhood trauma and little else. Jayce is a charming inventor. Viktor is trying to cure himself. Caitlyn is rich. Etc.

Their origin as video game cardboard cutouts is plain to see. The more interesting ones are originals created for the show (Silco, the cops, a couple others), but they're quickly killed off.

Worst is that all the dramatic moments in the story are triggered by miscommunication between these shallow characters. It's lazy.

The show needs better writing.
>Perfect example of an unnecessary vile comment.

It was necessary to me, thats why I made it. Whether or not you consider it necessary has no bearing on me. Just downvote and move on.

>Most rural people already reuse and repurpose many things, they don’t have trash pick every week if at all and like to have a clean area for their children and grandchildren.

I think you are not descriptive enough when it comes to the term rural. I specifically said MAGA country. That does not encompass all of rural.

And to be clear, my point with "left cities->suburbs>rural" was to indicate that the concept of "stores that sell refills" as a concept is still a niche idea (in the US). It will begin in the cities and then once it becomes the norm there, it will expand to the suburbs and eventually become the norm in rural as well.

You saw this same concept in the adoption curve of many things such as electricity, internet access and well, even single use plastics (The rural areas were the last to ditch the milk man)
You are probably thinking of The Growth Ponzi Scheme[0], which was adapted into a video series by Not Just Bikes[1].

[0] https://www.strongtowns.org/the-growth-ponzi-scheme/

[1] https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJp5q-R0lZ0_FCUbeVWK6...
FWIW, if your HASS is running on a device (like a Raspberry Pi) that has Bluetooth, you might be able to get away with a custom component like https://github.com/custom-components/ble_monitor instead. Of course, if your setup is working for you already there isn't much incentive to change it.
Which might sound well on paper but would be hell to actually do. iMessage and Signal are not 1-to-1 in their feature set nor is iMessage a superset of Signal. Also I find it odd that you are pushing for shoving a square peg in a round hole vs signal actually writing a native mac app. I'm not sure why it's iMessage's "fault" they have the "only" native messaging platform app for macOS.
Judge Rotenberg Education Center / Behavior Research Institute
I think they should fuck around and find out.
If you've ever seen those Kumon tutoring places, their windows usually have the slogan: "Math. Reading. Success." I always joke to my wife that people should skip the math and reading classes and just take a success class.

Obviously, "success" is real. We can say very clearly that some people are successful, some products are successful, some projects are successful. But "success" isn't a unified thing that you can teach. What makes it possible to be successful in a given domain is different in different domains. To be successful in a foot race and to be successful in stock trading require very different skills, such that you can't teach a "success" class that will make you successful at both a foot race and as a stock trader.

And further, in a lot of endeavors, being "successful" requires not just particular skills to that endeavor, but a lot of different skills. Making the iPhone successful was about manufacturing at scale, software, hardware, marketing, supply chain management, contract negotiation, etc.

Let me suggest that "design" is more like success than it is like math or reading. A product can be well-designed, but I'm dubious that there are unified "design" skills, especially ones that translate across a fairly wide domain. What makes a product well-designed is much more diverse than what people who talk about design typically admit, and I'm not sure that design as a field really makes any sense.
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Even then, it's over designed? Is that a thing? Kind of like an over produced song.
A simplistic way of achieving this is that you have to download an app called something like "Signal support for iMessage" which is basically a headless version of the Signal app, which makes a local connection to the iMessage app.

Apple would just need to publish an API for connecting to iMessage like that, and Signal would potentially need to allow users to add friends via their iMessage ID rather than their phone number.
I went to a Walmart subsidiary recently, called Líder, and they pulled every bitchvictim move the could pull. More in fact, I now legally have standing to sue for abduction for April 17, 2022 15:49:22 hour at the Líder at 560 Merced (which gives receipts as Walmart) and sent six guards at me claiming I didn't pay, herding me back to their grounds where they have total editorial control over their cameras--but none were interested in looking at a receipt. I started screaming "If you accuse me of theft you have to call the real police!" And a pharmacist across the street heard me and called my family, they showed up with a lawyer who agreed it was highly abusive of their power (these guys wore clothes that said SWAT).

At that point, if the supermarket will accuse me of theft despite paying, DUDE! Everyone has the moral authority to steal from Líder. Líder toes the line of theft literally down to the micrometer (ie shaving microns of plastic) and prostitutes lawyers to say they never steal. They steal, but defend themselves legalistically, ie shitloads of lawyers showing up doing bitch moves quoting laws that were written by culpable serial rapists in the 1973 coup. Economic theft.

If you're going to be falsely accused unconditionally you're obliged to fulfill the accusation with real harm in some way on the grounds that you will be persecuted anyway. It's acting in self-defense, because false accusations of violence are an exactly equivalent act of violence in the opposite direction. And you can't let magic spells disarm you, there's always going to be some conspiratorial threat--just like 7 Walmart employees conspired against me that day, the cashier CE. NEWEN and the 6 guards, all of whom knew they were carrying out a crime.

I personally refuse to carry out this theft myself or benefit from this because it would stain my heroism, but they'll accuse anybody of stealing either way. I'll show up to testify on your behalf if you quote me on this, as a hero according to Roman Law from May 12, 2012, like in US or in Chile which are based on Roman Law

I boycotted Líder, funny thing abduction, guess that's a good description of their market power, they can do all kinds of shit (though in America I was basically satisfied with their business against Amazon), the only thing limiting their total market dominance is the percent of people they abduct. And I only boycott them 90%, that's the trick, when they make a crazy effort to break they boycott I yield in an un-constructive way.

Dude you can totally buy in like a crappy little store run by immigrants which has no Facial Recognition. That's what you have to do. Otherwise, go without. Live downtown. Else you get HD deepfakes INCLUDING framing you as stealing from them in their camera editing zone or, if you sue them, making porn with your face like the kids in school do with photoshop, cyberbullying. There's media blackout on that.

I talked about this abduction here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31306746
>I fear that we're heading down a pretty horrible path where people will build fragile software that links against even more esoteric runtime requirements, creating software that's completely unusable unless it's running in digital life support (aka, Flatpak).

This is an unfounded fear, you have placed the cart before the horse. It was much worse in the past without things like flatpak and docker. Old programs would still have the esoteric runtime requirements, except they would just break when the distro decided to stop supporting them.

As for the rest of your comment, it's not compelling to use 4chan trolling to make your case.
Disclosure: I used to work for Google Cloud.

> Being able to pay for _just_ email from a company that isn't also harvesting my mail contents for ad targeting and search relevance is honestly a huge relief to me.

GMail (consumer) stopped scanning your mail for ads personalization five years ago [1]. IIUC, the paid version already wasn't (never did?).

[1] https://blog.google/products/gmail/g-suite-gains-traction-in...
"Government for thee, not for me" is the prevailing sentiment for these types. The article even mentions it - the "fuck you, I got mine" attitude is a core cultural identity to Americans and this is exactly how it manifests.
Are there any disincentives in creating a solar system that's completely separate/disconnected from the power grid?
>"They are happy with is precisely the problem. Amazon has cranked out a lot of mediocre tv shows that don’t have any significant greatness."

This - the fact that this is an Amazon production already tells us a great deal about what to expect.

I have a low expectations for TV, but the Amazon catalogue has really plumbed new depths. It is an artistic wasteland. Just reading the title of this thread I therefore thought, 'How is this going to work out?' If you add to that the concerns of the OP, it does not look good.
Ask HN: Trying to figure out if this company is related to Y Combinator?
I can't find any mention of curve.fi (a DeFi DAO/company that specializes in efficient stablecoin trading) on the list of companies [0] but they had submit a hiring thread to ycombinator [1] back in 2021.

Is curve.fi backed or somehow related to ycombinator or can anybody post a hiring thread to HN?

[0] https://www.ycombinator.com/companies?query=curve

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25887724
What do you think that would change about the soundness of the argument they outlined?
You do know that Lord of the Rings is a fiction right? It happens in a reality where literal magic exits. I mean does the story specify the skin color of every character? Does it say that every elf is white skinned? I mean this is in a magical world, for all we know hobbits skin tone changes with age like that of Chimpanzees, being light when they are young, and darker as they get older. Or maybe non-binary genders are actually quite common among wizards. There is plenty of room for diversity in a fictitious universe. In fact a lack of diversity requires the special reading here, not the other way around.

Then the story is literally about a bunch of races solving a problem by working together. I mean the text it self literally celebrates diversity. Why wouldn’t you depict that in your casting?
>Based on measurements gathered by the Copernicus Sentinel-5P mission between April and September 2018, the image shows high levels of nitrogen dioxide in London, Paris, Brussels, western Germany, Milan and Moscow. Nitrogen dioxide pollutes the air mainly as a result of traffic and the combustion of fossil fuel in industrial processes. It has a significant impact on human health, contributing particularly to respiratory problems.

It seems that farming isn't even mentioned in the issue of nitrogen compounds produced. Maybe they should work harder on the elimination of oil as an energy source.
I live in Teton Valley, Idaho (6,500 feet above sea level) and I see the Grand Teton (13,775 feet) everyday (looking at it now actually). That's a prominence of 7,275 feet. I have also been to the base camp (13,550 feet) of Annapurna (26,545 feet). That's a prominence of 13,000 feet or almost double what I'm used to seeing - and that difference is stunningly obvious. I've mentioned this to people often - that just standing in the Himalaya creates a feeling of majesty that is (literally) not possible to experience anywhere else unless something like Mt. Rainer were a couple thousand feet from the Pacific coast (instead of 112 miles) or unless the oceans were drained.
There was a thing a few weeks back of PE buying up vets to consolidate them and jack up prices.