skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Couldn't this be solved by acknowledging that there is application-domain state (such as the value of the text field) and UI state (such as the cursor position and selection), which can be represented by an application-domain model and view model respectively, rather than trying to pretend that the latter doesn't exist?

Although if you model all the UI state, maybe you just end up with the DOM?
Apples hardware is proprietary and they don’t offer or probably plan to offer server chips. I think what would make these stats more interesting is if we saw a shift in the thin client vs. fat client debate back to fat clients. Perhaps these changes will bring us into that era?

Amazons arm-based offerings are pretty interesting as are the other non-x86 initiatives. But I don’t see x86 going away in my day job any time soon.
Nice! Looks like the protocol between the Pico and the Windows software is quite simple. Porting it to another OS shouldn't too hard.

Here's an unusual approach to portability for this kind of software: since Chrome supports Web Serial, a web app could do the UI and then it would be portable across operating systems (though still Chromium specific) with no software to install (assuming you already have Chrome or Edge).

Along those lines, I wrote a little web app that plots CSV data from a microcontroller board (which happens to be a Pico). There's not a lot to it, but I like it better than the Arduino plotter and it might be useful as an example:

https://github.com/skybrian/serialviz
Well done on getting it released.

The link to music repo is broken in your readme though :(
As a conservative Christian I am repulsed by many, if not most, of the ideas you outline here -- just as I am sure you would be repulsed by mine if I were to lay them out for you.

But where I do agree with you, and where I think your left flank will not agree with you for some time to come, is in your commitment to free speech. And -- I hope you agree with me -- that those who have the temerity to disagree with me should not have their lives destroyed for expressing those opposing beliefs and opinions.
This is a really funny considering the nature of the game.
God Bless America.
I'd think those low wages are also partly explained by the desirability of working at a top place (good for your CV and for acquiring actual skills). Pretty similar to how the game industry attracts talent out of proportion to the monetary compensation they pay.
Brilliant, but I already thought about that and doubt that it is the case.

Furthermore, I refuse to admit that I am getting older.

Cheers
Interesting, this is a big one
I remember a lot of fanfare around the BeagleBone models, that was in the time in my career I was focused mainly on software / webdev. I remember there was even a $10 model, but IIRC there were some fulfillment issues?
Yeah, I think this is how it works for example in Australia too. You could conceive of this in the US just as easily, for example Medicaid (not Medicare) is a bit like that, run and jointly financed by the state and federal. But again that's "big government" to these states that want to reject healthcare.

What I would bet too is if you go and poll people on whether they like their "big government" program or what to get rid of it, most people would rather keep it, Medicare is big government I don't see seniors wanting rid of it. Social Security is big government. The military, I don't see anyone in these "small government" states saying they want rid of that.
https://archive.ph/0tsZR

"The platform, Vauld, said Monday that it froze the operations after users pulled almost $200 million over the last three weeks."
My initial objection was about the culture you experienced further south vs the culture in MTG's district, which always struck me as a pretty culturally unique place (in addition to being the carpet capital of the world). You riffed on the part of my comment that was a joke (re: Marietta and ATL).

I disagree with you less than might have been obvious, particularly because I've had relatives make the move north and experience some discrimination.
How to get multi-party cyber incident data
Hi everyone,

I am a phd student in infosec and working on a paper covering multi-party cyber incidents (ripple events).
the problem is the data. most of the white papers use advisen data but they are 'a little' hesitant to share/sell the data, given that I am just a student :)

VERIS (VCDB) database consists of all incidents. I can manually check every incident to see if there is any correlation between those events, but you know... this takes ages.

Do you have any other suggestions? I need the company name, threat (type) action, timeline, and which companies are impacted (the breach propagated).

Such that target breach propagated to companies x, y, and z in 2013 .
> A cryptocurrency lender backed by Peter Thiel and Coinbase Global Inc. suspended withdrawals, trading and deposits on its platform, citing volatile market conditions and financial difficulties facing key business partners.

> The platform, Vauld, said Monday that it froze the operations after users pulled almost $200 million over the last three weeks. A sharp decline in cryptocurrency prices that began with the collapse of two cryptocurrencies in May has spooked traders and caused knock-on effects in the digital asset world.

It's called "a bank run":

> A bank run or run on the bank occurs when many clients withdraw their money from a bank, because they believe the bank may cease to function in the near future. ...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bank_run

Except this bank has no FDIC insurance, no backstop, nothing.

Oddly enough, I think US tax policy may play a factor here in motivating people to ignore the repeated and loud warnings about how this was a really, really bad idea. When you're facing massive capital gains taxes, and have an inkling that those gains will turn to losses, the idea of lending out the asset, spending the cash without incurring tax, then getting the asset back starts to look attractive.

Of course, the real problem was that those warnings got ignored. I mean, who reads something like this without alarm bells going off all over the place?

> Our interest rates and trading fees are among the best in the industry. You can earn interest of up to 11.57% (APY) on your cryptocurrencies, and borrow tokens with our spread being as low as 1%. We don't charge deposit or withdrawal fees, or fix a cap on your daily withdrawals. You can check all our fees and rates here.

https://www.vauld.com/home
Mostly because you're uninformed https://twitter.com/arjie/status/1538011050636783616?s=20&t=...
Given a disproportionate number of HN users are in California, no we don't actually "choose" congress in any reasonable sense. We get to pick 2 people to represent ~40M people in the Senate, whereas the ~500k people of Wyoming get to pick 2 representative as well. Given how our institutions work, the people of Wyoming have vastly more influence on a per capita basis than those in California, which is evidenced in our recent Supreme Court turn to the batshit insane side of reality.

WONTFIX: NEEDS REFACTOR
I’ve heard great things, but I don’t personally know of anyone who has moved to Shenzen to join/start a tech business. I know many who have dropped their lives to move to SV (for better or worse)
Not today, Satan
Not that I disagree, but that's what the people obstructing copy+paste think.
I find as I get older, I want to simplify. I know setting this up would be easy but it’s just one more thing to mess with that isn’t tackling a fundamental issue. The fundamental issue here is why you want to send delayed messages not how.
If you’re a senior software engineer, moving from SF to Seattle will immediately increase your after tax income by $30k, even if you ignore difference in cost of living. This means effectively increasing your after tax income by 15%. That’s a huge raise.
Looks like you overshot. I gave you a downvote to help out.
Hackers like this are a necessary evil. they must destroy the tyranny for a better world.
> Essentially, it would be like saying

except the n-word is considered so offensive, it's offensive in any context, hence why you said "n-word", which is not at all true for "TERF".

> GP was pointing out that..

is this different from "claiming"? because I disagree with this point; burden is on you to demonstrate that this constitutes "counter evidence".
We were talking about “trending left in the last fifty years”. 1972 was fifty years ago, so I was setting the stage by describing the situation in the preceding decade.
That might be much more true for children. Definitely not the vast majority of adults.
Doesn’t Belgium also have the the same number of UN representatives as India?
This place is a hell hole, I don’t (nor do many of my friends) leave my apartment anymore because the right wingers keep shooting up public venues in the name of 2nd amendment rights.
As mentioned above that's apparently a parody account that fooled me. His real Twitter shows he's still the raging bigot he always was.
Added oil should be kept at minimum. It doesn't matter the source. But of course this is not the main reason for the obesity epidemic; people just like to find easy culprits instead of looking at the culture around food in the US.
I believe the monetary policy of Erdoğan is somewhat Unique. Türkiye has dropped / resisted raising interest rates, and pretty much done the opposite to what few things economists agree on. This has caused the Lira to drop in value increasing the cost of imports.

They are importers of Energy unlike most of their neighbours and is a net food importer having been especially hit hard by the Ukraine conflict.
Well... Democrats also had their idea of the "permanent Democratic majority", which contains the idea that any time they lose an election, they were robbed or defrauded. This is a triumphalist dream that both sides are prey to.

Note well: While both sides dream of power forever, Trump is at a whole new level, both on the "liar, liar, pants on fire" scale, and also on the scale and determination of trying to make it reality. The dream and the temptation are common; Trump's words and actions are not.
I know a business owner who doesn't like to do work for lawyers. The justification is that they're more capable of suing him (based on his previous experience)
In other nations (e.g. Mexico, Peru, Ghana, Thailand, etc.) health care is provided to all. In USA lots of people can't afford any sort of health care. The family left behind by someone who dies at 48 because he couldn't afford e.g. blood pressure medication doesn't need any sort of "focus" to see the divide.

Health care is just the starkest illustration of this. One sees the same phenomenon with any other necessity: housing, food, transportation, etc.
I'd say this should be seen in the context of quantity of information produced too though.

Even if 90% is encrypted and lost it seems likely to me that the remaining 10% is so much in sheer volume that future historians will have little trouble piecing it all together. At least compared to say roman times where you're lucky to get anything at all
I'm trying to understand what you're trying to get at. Do you believe the wrong people get the wrong rights by the UK subscribing to the Human Rights Act? Do yoy believe the HRA isn't enough? I'd love to know!
Sounds like you are projecting your own insecurities honestly.
Most of the shootings in US towns seem to be gang related.
Show HN: Typed React useStorage hook for Chrome extensions
I'll take the counterpoint; I loved it. The article was by no means a HOWTO but rather an inspiration to what can be done by solo devs or very small teams without institutional money. There is far worse so-called click bait our there.

Re: "survivorship bias" fair point, but all winning businesses and the end state returns of VC funds are all survivorship driven - losing entities drop out of history and fund returns, and in ugly cases the public stock markets too. The twitter feeds of many of the companies listed are very much building in the open and the ones that fail are in that sample set.

It was interesting to me the types of businesses that are making money (in this list)--several Twitter audience growth tools, a few tools related to social media content, etc. Very marketing tool heavy list, but a few B2B plays in there too.
That doesn't actually explain anything, though. What is "optimal" in each of those categories and why is that level optimal as opposed to any other one?
It might not be applicable to the UK, as someone else pointed out, but this is absolutely the case in the US. On a good night, a server might make several times more than their hourly wages in tips alone. I've known plenty of people that worked as wait staff at a restaurant that liked the tipping system because thanks to tipping their wages were several times higher than minimum wage. Most of them would have rather had a slow night once in a while rather than give up the tipping because of how much they made thanks to tipping.
Very cool stuff!

I recently bought a cheap-ish “Zaleae [sic] Logic 16” knock-off from eBay, but it’s still a lot more expensive than most of the other cheap ones out there.

I was stoked to see it works perfectly with Saleae’s latest Logic software, and it ended up with my boss buying us all a set of real Logic Pro 8’s for work.

Their software is by far the gold standard for logic probe capture and analysis, I wonder if it would be possible to hack on this project to get it to output to Logic?

Being able to whip up quick protocol decoders in Python (which then get baked into our actual firmware as a driver by porting it to Nim in about 10 minutes of work) for some of the obscure protocols and peripherals we have to connect to has been fantastic, and Saleae’s software makes it super easy.

Would be great to get the benefits of both cheap hardware and great software but aside from the knock off in front of me showing it can be done, I’ve no idea how you’d even begin to do it!
The rural economy had its troubles long before the 1860s: look at the history of the Corn Laws. And did Chicago beef really travel by the Erie Canal or by railroad?
I contested the cancellation fee in PayPal and Adobe didn’t bother to respond, so the case was auto-resolved in my favor.

Since then I switched to PixelmatorPro and it works for all my needs.
That would defeat the whole purpose of the game.
Thanks for posting! Gave me a good chuckle at the beginning of my day, and I miss tiny projects that don't need to aspire to be the next big thing.

Although, I'm not sure if the game or some of the comments here is more entertaining...
This is a frequent disconnect.

It really depends on the scale of the business. In some large ones, there is always a person working to handle “must be fixed now” problems. If you are off shift, then it is the person on shift’s task.

In smaller operations with 24 hour operation, and infrequent “must be fixed now” problems, there will be workers whose job includes being on call. Sometimes the on call duty rotates, sometimes it does not.

So if you are from a land of large companies, it may seem insane for your employer to ask something of you outside your shift. Likewise, when you are a little guy scrambling to grow, getting out of bed once in a while and handling a problem to preserve that growth is your best option.

In the situation in this post, I would hope that the critical “get up and fix this” messages come through a different system, or have a way to cut through a “do not disturb” so the employees can mute the mundane messages.

It sounds like you are in the first group. My company didn’t staff 24 hours, but used to pay people extra when they were the “get up and handle this” person. The size of the pay, and the frequency of the events was tuned so there was always a willing pool of people queueing to be the pager carrier.
The form is literally the game. All these comments are even better and more meta than the game itself.
How sturdy are Europe’s tech unicorns?
Yes, this is known as MVVM. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model–view–viewmodel
Fair point. I'm looking at this from an American point of view, and I forgot that wait staff in the UK get paid actual wages unlike in the US.
> since all our languages are essentially procedural (functional, OO) that means expressing the UI as a procedure (function/method).

I understand 'functional' to be used as the direct contrast to 'procedural'! Is that not your understanding?

> So what is the actual innovation? It is more or less directly and visibly expressing the UI in code.

The 'visibly' part here doesn't really actually hold true, does it? Once you've componentized your <swiftui/react/html/[VFL](https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/Us...>, it's probably not super visibly understandable.

The best definition i can think of for declarative UI frameworks is probably something closer to 'frameworks that optimize for your ability to make a pure function representing state'.

(After all `[[UIViewController alloc] init]` does indeed purely say 'you have view controller' — that's just not super granular!)

In this light, isn't SwiftUI just a setup more optimized in this direction
Property taxes can also go up and the government can claim eminent domain.
What qualifies as new and innovative in apple land is always entertaining to me
He tells you about his Gran Torino and you are mentioning a Model T.
Agree. Relational capital is durable and could even be a form of pretty strong moat. What industry / type SaaS do you run?
Should one consider the great expansion of peerage begun under the House of Hanover?
> First, the university owns whatever IP you come up with, and will happily exclusively license that IP to entities with no interest in developing it

That's simply not true.

Academia has a lot of problems, we don't need to start making up new ones.

Universities want money. The #1 concern, by far, of any university technology licensing office is to get those patents working so that they can reap the benefits in terms of huge licensing fees. Literally, no one wants to license anything to anyone who won't develop it.

Also, university licensing offices always have deals where the researchers get the right of first refusal with their own IP.

> Any kind of applied research in the US academic sector these days is best understood as corporate ...

Academics do very little applied research. Overwhelmingly, we do what is called basic research. Finding cool new ideas. Then, we give them to those corporations that do the overwhelming amount of applied research. This is how the system is supposed to work!

> The job description has become indistinguishable from that of in-house corporate researcher

No idea what university you at. But this is totally false for any university I've seen.

> The obvious fix is to eliminate exclusive licensing of academic IP (i.e. repeal the 1980s Bayh-Dole Act)

So.. you want academics to do less impactful research that has fewer applications? Because that's the outcome of denying us the ability to patent our own work.
> I have to keep notifications on and triage them

Nope. Read the whole comment, i address that :)

Some people said "fine, then I'm turning off notifications" and I'm fine with that, if I have an alternate method of contact for the (very rare) production outages.
I think this embodies the experience behind Greek mythological Muses.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muses
Happy Good Riddance Day ;p
İ prefer to say that show tree violates the abstraction. You can have s1=s2 but not f(s1)=f(S2). So f (show tree) is not a real function (or = is not a real equal). But showtree is a debug function, it doesn't count. İt's like saying in C that a=13 and b=13 isn't a real equality because &a and &b are not equal. There is the underlying structure and the structure after the equivalence. You have to know of what you're talking.
Exactly right. The claim is absurd on its face because of its very form.
Those scroll effects are quite janky on iOS btw
I find myself googling "etymology {word}" a lot recently; here inter is between like in intercontinental, and necine is death like in necrosis.

And inter is apparently the origin of intel, which is topical, and suggests Intelnecine, adj: destructive to all factions within Intel, or any company with a destructive amount of in-fighting.

https://www.etymonline.com/word/internecine
> We get to pick 2 people to represent ~40M people in the Senate, whereas the ~500k people of Wyoming get to pick 2 representative as well.

That sounds like it is working as the founding fathers intended. As that gives rural states a voice as well. If that is a good or bad thing is debatable.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyranny_of_the_majority
Then there would be no game.
Colocate your own server, or run off of your business' Internet connection, or rent a VPS, or any combination of these. BIND is simple to set up.
I believe the case against seed oils isn't about them causing obesity, but heart disease.
This is happening everywhere in borderline areas where irrigation was essential to productive farming. Nowhere is "safe", but going to more temperate areas is likely the best option.

A lot of countries have maps of how climate change will impact every area; I'd suggest you look there to see if they have that info.
Looks bad. I have two examples to go with:

- The Sapphire Rapids validation catastrophe proves they haven’t learned a damn thing about high quality first silicon even after all these years of getting their asses handed to them by AMD/Apple on fast cadence updates.

- Arc, enough said.

Pat Gelsinger made some big moves on his direct reports but he doesn’t have the time to perform the necessary mass purge of the mid/mid-high level management (i.e. the baby VP tier). When you run a company with 100k staff you have to delegate a lot of things, but the problem is a huge amount of the toxic management are still there, hiding in nooks and crannies and surviving.

Intel is currently throwing a lot of money around to hire people from the companies thrashing them (got a text message from a VP a couple months back), I get the feeling the Intel immune system will spit them back out upon detecting deviance from “the Intel way”.
Just don't pay $99 (non-refundable) to sell your idea
Again, not an expert, but I would guess that in a “good” comprehensive disability insurance policy, chronic pain or brain fog is not an excluded condition, per se. It may be much harder to get the insurance company to accept your claim, but that is an issue of proof, not contractual exclusion. I would also guess that a good attorney could help make your claim succeed, even if initially denied, if it can be shown through the totality of the circumstances, e.g. a long history of doctors appointments, pain pills, attempts and inability to keep working due to the pain, a decrease in normal life activities (e.g. you used to be an avid sportsman and have clearly ceased all those activities), etc. If you claim your pain is horrible but they catch you skiing on vacation in Italy, even if somehow that was during a lull in your pain, that’s probably going to not help your claim.
The world is built on the backs of low income workers. There's just not enough money in the world to pay everyone high wages - when you increase wages, you increases costs, and then those wages don't help: AKA inflation.

Either we continue to subsidize the world with low income workers, or we massively increase automation.

It's crazy - there were times we were predicting that people would not need to work, and we'd need to give people basic income, and now it's clear there's just not enough people to do all the work that needs doing.
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