skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I am in the exact same boat.

Additionally, I have set up Nvidia's gamestream so I can keep my Windows devices tucked away in a closet and that allows me to game on the go -- and not have to directly interface with my Windows machine aside for gaming related stuff. So most games I stream to either my Apple TV, iPhone or Dell XPS running Arch (when I want to use a mouse+keyboard).

My Wireguard setup combined with Moonlight allows me to stream remotely, too! When I am visiting in-laws a few hundred miles away it works flawlessly.

It's super nice to be able to game remotely :)
No one cares that 1984 was a warning against all of this.

It looks like the Bad Guys have won.
I agree, over population seems a far worse way to die off en masse.

Instead the biggest risk to civilization will be all the Musk fanboys trying to mass produce babies now
This tool works really well. I've built a few over the years with it and you can use almost any kind of snow. Sort of like 3D printing.
https://grandshelters.com/icebox-igloo-tools/
You can have plenty of friends while believing that not having any kids is a fail, 70% of married couples have kids. Also, most reasonable people don't alienate friends over differing beliefs.
You will find thousands of open source budgeting tools if you want a head start. It is a popular hobby category for devs.
I admire the initiative and “kill them kindness” mentality but man…all it takes is one person to pull a gun in a fit of rage.
I have learned to take judgments from DHS about people's intentions with great and well-deserved skepticism. It is common and normal for Muslims to join together in study groups, and we have numerous published examples of FBI coercing people to join and then try to radicalize these groups so that they can be labeled terrorists. Sometimes the FBI even supplied weapons. Most members of any of these groups have no interest in violence, but all get tarred for membership if any do.

It is routine for law enforcement to lie, and to coerce people under their control to lie, to serve whatever narrative their boss somewhere up the line has constructed. It is not exceptional: they consider this their job.
Is there a data centre or cloud in space yet?
That’s the standard for 19th century western society - I don’t think it applies anymore.
I believe this was added in the 20th anniversary edition to address the overuse of DRY following the original edition.
Searching for "eson ruby" gives me ESPN Rugby, just like other search engines.

IMO we need a code search engine that knows when to use or not use a lexeme index for each word or phrase.
twitter is really the only place you can do this - tik tok too i guess but you dont learn anything
"Tom went aboard one of the big transient boats that night with his heavy
satchel of miscellaneous plunder, and slept the sleep of the unjust,
which is serener and sounder than the other kind, as we know by the
hanging-eve history of a million rascals."

Mark Twain, Pudd'nhead Wilson, end of Chapter XV.
This might seem awful, but I do this in my car. I'll just take random routes and drive around seeing different parts of neighborhoods or cities. I'd much prefer walking but that's not very reasonable for where I am.
How many more tens of thousands of government employees are on the payroll of foreign governments?
AKA The Cobra Effect: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perverse_incentive#The_origina...
Most off-grid solar users simply switch it off when not in use.
I've never encountered someone in tech who didn't have some kind of ideology. What is particularly troubling to you about the ideology of the people laid off?
> On the one hand, I understand there's a real issue with these.

My personal hate of these is how much information they require you to hand over to some random organisation.

Some make you take photos or videos of yourself holding your ID, and sure they say that they delete the information, but we all know that rarely happens.

I just don't trust their infosec policies, and it's only a matter of time before one of these companies gets reported as having a public S3 bucket, or employee laptop, or USB drive stuffed with video and ID scans and background check data.
Guide to Hardwood Lumber in New York (2020)
I feel like the IRC thing might be a product of how long it's been used - there are plenty of people I know from IRC that I still know today, but there are many many more that I "knew" but no longer do, and even more that appeared and disappeared.

But that's over a time frame that is still longer than discord has really been around, or at least around in my life - so much so that I certainly would take the longevity of knowing people on discord as a measure of long term result.

The other obvious factor is that discord is more popular for many more people, which means you get many more people coming and going. It's much like when starcraft2 P2P became free to play, there were vastly more players (at least initially) but I found it intolerable due to the huge increase in assholes - presumably account creation being free meant there were no longer any consequences for such - and just stopped playing. Maybe it's changed since, but I don't know as I have no desire to play anymore. :-/
They are charging $5k USD per month per customer for this per TFA. Depending on demand (and 350Mbps downlink can generate a lot of demand) that may still be feasible.
Ideologist compared to what? A normal person or a Twitter employee? I imagine pretty much every employee at Twitter is an ideologue because I have doubts that a non-ideologue would be able to stomach working there.
Just the prior admin? During the one before that, they were putting kids in cages. It took the last admin a couple of years to get that stopped.

Agree that the DHS is out of control and should be disbanded.
The roads we mutually pay for belong to us collectively, too.
it's a political problem because right now you need a starlink earth station in a cooperative location (politically and economically) with access to decent fiber based terrestrial ISPs

for instance right now without fully operational satellite-to-satellite laser links, if you wanted to have live starlink services in afghanistan, you theoretically could, but you'd need to have a starlink earth station in somewhere like Dushanbe, Tajikistan. Or Peshawar, Pakistan. Or southeastern Uzbekistan. All politically problematic and very protective of their own domestic telecom companies.

Not the sort of place you can just drop a starlink earth station and buy a protected 100Gbps protected DWDM circuit to the nearest major city for an IX point, as starlink has done with their earth stations colocated with DWDM ILAs in the US pacific northwest.
They need rbacBot
> Nowadays laptop are sold with 500GB SSD and minimum of 16GB or RAM.

I know we are living in a bubble as HNers, but this can be disproven quite easily. I opened the website of MediaMarkt (a major European electronics retailer) and clicked (literally) the first laptop I saw:

https://www.mediamarkt.nl/nl/product/_acer-aspire-3-a315-35-...

4GB RAM, 128GB SSD.

OK, maybe you consider that one too cheap (although there must be people buying it). Let's click the first 'reasonable' one:

https://www.mediamarkt.nl/nl/product/_acer-nitro-5-an515-57-...

512GB SSD but 'only' 8GB RAM. (And this is supposed to be a gaming laptop!)
WSJ broke the theranos story, I’m not sure what relevance any of these other ambiguous papers you’re vaguely referring to have to do with the current thread.
Do you mean like fibers ( https://github.com/wingo/fibers ), or something beyond that?
"We did not observe an increased incidence of neither pericarditis nor myocarditis in adult patients recovering from COVID-19 infection".....
Who cares. They'll always bet Facebook to most folk.
Great job. You might also want to add a filter for tech stack.
If the satellites are flying in formation, most link headings will be fixed or change very slowly.
> That said, how can people, except for those up to 30, have survived up until 20 years ago without this and then suddenly feel great loss without it?

Addiction. It's not uncommon even on HN to see social media compared to running water.
I remember a story from some Googler complaining how from his apartment, the next Starbucks was about a mile away, a major degradation in life quality compared to the 5 star hotel that is a Google office.

The guy can't even make coffee at home or a sandwich. Never had to do it. They are true man-childs.
Not really. “Foreign cities” is the opener.
The 63 number is deeply suspect as well. Were the 63 convicted? Were they even arrested? Or just deported without arrest, charge, or trial? DHS is well known for selectively hiring aggressive bigots, so their judgment on anyone carries negative credibility.
yeah slow boiled frogs isn’t a thing
the video they link is misleading too, it misquotes / mishears the lyrics, despite the fact that the actual lyrics are easily googleable...

there's a lot about this article that needlessly misses the mark, it's annoying.
What are the carbon emissions of manufacturing a yellow pencil? The amount of carbon released by the trees that were cut down? What about the chemicals needed to add the shine? Or the rubber manufactured for the eraser? What about the employees that have less time to feed themselves so they buy crappy junk food with packaging creating more waste? What about the costs to recycle it? What about the ecosystem that was replaced to make way for the new factory? What about the cost of the tools that were created to make these pencils? Do you calculate that in by how much wear is added every time they're used? And what about the tools needed to make THOSE tools? What about the graphite powder used for the lead or the energy it cost to heat petroleum coke above the temperature of graphitization or the ships needed to ship those to the right factory? What about that petcoke? Do you discount some of its cost because its mostly a side-product of the process of refining oil? What about when a company innovates to sell higher quality pencils made of higher quality petcoke that requires more emissions to make and isn't just a byproduct? What is the social cost of advertising and manipulating tastes in demand?

Where exactly do you stop?

[Yes this is my subverted version of "I, pencil"]
> What is particularly troubling to you about the ideology of the people laid off?

If I were a shareholder I'd say that it isn't compatible with capitalism and I feel that would be a sufficient answer.
The state’s job isn’t to enforce prior restraint on others who have done nothing to violate your rights.
they hardly get paid in the National Guard anyway
> but kids actually benefit from having responsibilities.

Do they? I’m not sure what I learned from my parents insisting that I “clean” my room.
So it helps, but only in an idealistic world where data centres and the siloing of data no longer exist as a concept. It's precipitated on major changes to how business and regulation works, happening. That the current competitive advantage that is ruthlessly enforced by all companies becomes regulated out of existence. Something that cannot happen in the current environment. In short - it requires naivety to think that it _might_ help in the future.
Absolutely! It's fantastic :)

One piece of advice I can give, is functional programming (which I am a huge proponent of), as defined by a tonne of chained/composed operations on sequences

.map.filter.etc.etc()

Is not a good fit for Nim. `proc` is a really good reminder: its a procedural language, more than anything else!

You can still use a lot of FP ideas though, but one thing I always remind myself is at the end of the day Nim _is_ C, C is the output, so working within that idea helps a lot in terms of keeping things optimised with little effort on my behalf!
I don't think tiling WMs and Xfce can be lumped together like that. Xfce is very much a traditional DE with "batteries included"; it's more lightweight than Gnome and KDE, but still way closer to them than most lightweight WMs. I'd say it's closest to MATE (which, to remind, is itself a fork of Gnome from before it went nuts).
Yes, this is an excellent point i had overlooked. The colour ranges now are far wider so this could come up quite easily now. The stealth Lego piece risk!
I think it’s worse to get worked up over the use of “Legos.”

Reminds me of the quote from the guy who designed Comic Sans.

“If you love Comic Sans, you don’t know anything about typography. But if you hate Comic Sans, then you don’t know anything about typography either…and you should get another hobby.”
"Fire them or you're fired" works wonders.
Doing his part, he added some twins recently (in secret) as most rich people do...
Hangry in the field: Impact of hunger on anger, irritability, and affect
> Children are not little adults. You cannot place the same expectations on them as you would an adult.

That’s kinda the same for adults? I expect a lot from some adults, I expect basically nothing from others.

It’s not the fact they’re kids (e.g. under the arbitrary age of 18), it’s how responsible they are in general.

> I've personally witnessed my kids doing things they knew they shouldn't and were specifically warned against, yet were surprised when the outcome matched what they were told would happen.

I’ve done this many times (ignore what my parents told me), and been bitten a few times. But I’ve also been right that nothing bad happened an equal number of times. It makes sense to me they would keep trying, that’s what it means to be a kid.

That said, I’m a great fan of the saying “If it looks to good to be true then it probably is.”
before my area got loaded I saw 15-20ms RTT from my starlink terminal to downtown seattle, now more like 25ms.

i think the record low was 14.8 ms
First, lets talk in the foggy dreamland of this article.

I can't imagine the threats security researchers deal with every day. And their innovative solutions. Extracting live code from samples to inject in other malware. Wow, so cutting-edge. It's wonderful to talk about, no stress there, no drama. We don't want wear and tear on our machines.

Like the article states, we're spending millions and billions on these problems.

And lockdowns are an innovative approach. I've been thankful for device lockout in the field before.
It's saved my bacon. Captures the favorite philosophy of strong regulatory control. Nice, has network effects for other political goals. Very cool.

Better than Kevorkianing or Bricking a machine in the field.

Oh God, Oh God, Oh God. Sorry for that narrative-scape shattering. Dementia is a serious issue. Ok, back to sanity.

Some really fucking smart people showed me a study on evolutionary computation and diversity in investigator-guided processes. Hand-edited synthetic organisms may be less evolutionary successful than purely evolved ones.

Like my storytelling, right? It's a fucking hot mess that isn't excersing my audiences mind as much as a more diverse author population.

Oh God, there I am breaking down story-wise. Back to stability. We have political goals like reduction of 99% of security threats. And the perfect is the enemy of the good, right?

I'm so sorry for my slips there, I know you lost time with loved ones and reading other comments talking about this in a more professional tone that captures the point.

In closing, I'd like to thank the sponsors who kept me fed for years.
Hi everybody, I'm the creator of Astrofox. Surprised to see this here, but I'll be glad to answer any questions.

Astrofox has been my side project for several years now. It's basically my playground for trying out things like Electron, React and WebGL. It's open-source, MIT licensed, and totally free to use.
It is not the physique / weight but the intent, which is some kind of sexual harassment at a minimum.

A 60kg skinny man can worry less tham a 60kg gym going woman.
Current dishy is 30-40W under normal operating conditions, i’d assume a bit less than double for the twice-as-large dish.
Can you ELI10 this for someone not in the industry?
I found this a very interesting question to ponder. I think the answer is "no," without cheating by having my own memories of myself at 13. Too many things that could accidentally give me away by not matching the vibe properly. The only chance of success would be finding a way to prey on the threat of parental overreaction and being less scary as an actual predator than over-controlling parents.
Most spies and subversives of this sort do it for the thrill, and because they think they can get away with it. The "leverage" you describe is sometimes employed, but it's not usually the critical factor in their decision to do this kind of thing.

That's also why the money or other benefits involved often seems low for the acts committed.
Video is not currently supported but will be in the future.
I agree, desalinization is another counterargument to the carrying capacity argument. An effectively inexhaustible source of water means that the tradeoff is primarily against economic activity, which sharply cuts against doomerist claims of land that simply can't sustain 40 million people. There are environmental costs to consider, but that's also (more?) true of temperature control in the 99% of the US that's less temperate than CA's primary population centers.
I get that you were trying to be clever but there’s research that says you are also wrong about soccer.

> Soccer is a sport not traditionally identified as high-risk for concussions, yet several studies have shown that concussion rates in soccer are comparable to, and often exceed those of, other contact sports. As many as 22% of all soccer injuries are concussions.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22120567/
Many of those are real concerns.

One of the main points of real audits like SOC2 type II are about validating enforcement of the controls outlined as policies. So the policy that only employees with job role Z can sign onto System Y would be checked by summarizing the login audit logs for Y, and verifying that all the names on the list. Other policies might require verification by reviewing all or some auditor selected subset of occurrences to verify. Some details of some policies cannot be fully verified. As long as that risk is known and documented, it is not necessarily a problem.

SOC2 audit reports provide a high level version of reporting to downstream customers, without necessarily revealing the full details of the policy. (Sufficiently important customers could always insist on seeing the actual policy documents, if the reports don't satisfy them).

But some of your remaining considerations are somewhat outside the scope of SOC2. And they can be tricky problems.
Worked for me first time. I think most people using the swipe keyboard are not as methodical as it requires you to be. You have to hover over the letters one at a time in order for it to recognize, rather than make a very fast sweeping gesture as seen in the video.
> I think the barrier is a lack of interest.

Probably not in writing C++ apps.
I don't think the normal hummer owner gives a shit about the environment or wasting food.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmBGSKRGs6A

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmk6z3qqfIw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KaQ-s_P5mwM
Looks cool! Any plans to support headless operation? What I had in mind was to design a scene in the UI (for example a daily podcast), then on command line take the project file and the audio file and generate the video file output.
I'm not sure the problem was the client (element for Android). Asking around it seems people on the chatrooms kind of agreed the issue was matrix.org

Regardless, if you believe the issue is the client, which would you recommend is the lightest/fastest client?
I don’t quite understand what produces the value of these Roblox items? As far as I’ve seen anyone can download the toolkit and build their favorite hat.
If you simply drop in a song, it will render in realtime. You don't have to render it to a video. I am working on a "live" mode that will act much like Winamp, where you would select a playlist of songs and have it cycle effects.
The first thousand miles on our cargo e-bike
Incredibly cool. I've always wondered what tool was used to make the visuals associated with pretty much every DJ set uploaded to YouTube.
Maybe it teaches a recognition of pointless overhead and a healthy distrust of people who would fit in too well in Compliance departments?
This is the kind of stuff that makes me feel like learning frontend is more similar to learning history than learning math

Really fun read :)
The types of many basic and essential functions, including ‘satisfy’ and ‘token’, use type families with associated types, but yes, it is possible to use megaparsec without actually understanding the types.
Probably the Iliad or the Aeneid. They are the foundation of the classical education and fundamental to understanding much our past
I personally love how wild west the javascript world is. I don't think any of the tools listed in the thread are the same, so it would be hard to consolidate all of them. The only reason why there's all these different libraries is because people have different preferences, and want libraries/frameworks that fit their preferences.
Solid Design Principles in TypeScript
I grew up around the ocean and boats. The water relaxes me. I don’t get to fish as much as I used to, but I’m a big catch and release person.
Not to disregard the results, but their logo is channeling 100% "graphic design is my passion" :D

https://lz.lbl.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2014/07/LZlogo...
Rebus Puzzles: Fun with Words
> most people are already using wayland.

Per [0], as of June 2022, Wayland is at 24.6% versus X11 at 67.7%. It's not a random sample, but it suggests that Wayland is not yet what most people are using. Wayland's usage suddenly doubled in April 2022, presumably due to Ubuntu 22.04.

[0] https://linux-hardware.org/?view=os_display_server
Welp. I guess my kids won't be playing with that.
Hah, WinForms is still my go-to for quick Windows GUIs. Perhaps is WPF used CSS instead of god awful XML boilerplate overrides for styling I might use that.
I haven't looked into it so I am not sure if it's possible. The requirement would be for Electron to be able to run headless with WebGL enabled.
Would you try a Mac? I find it's a much more enjoyable development experience.
I had mixed results with the flags files.

At least the last time I tried, between Arch repos and AUR, I had some versions of Electron that'd pick it up, and some that wouldn't.
If a job is part-time/contract, that info is displayed. But I guess it's better to be explicit and display "Full-time" as well based on the feedback. All jobs are fully remote.
It makes sense as HTML was a document format. Document: thing you print, in this case on 90s printers. You need a margin!

The genius is you get a reasonable reading experience out of the box with default styles.

Noone wants their first character kissing the browser window frame.
The user has to trust the business no matter what. Even if the chat was e2e encrypted, the business could just choose to share the messages with somebody else.

This use case is more for the business, who knows that the chat is hosted by a 3rd party, but is reassured that the 3rd party wont have access to messages.
the price looks like highway robbery from the POV of an end user purchaser of "internet by satellite" from a geostationary company, but they do also have extreme operating costs. a company like eutelsat or ses has extreme amounts of funds going out for purchasing satellites and launch services.

it is not like they have an extreme profit margin between their actual operating cost and the cost that a chunk of dedicated 1:1 transponder kHz/MHz (or a whole 36 MHz transponder) can be sold to the end user.
https://github.com/Shopify/draggable
And here’s the real kicker, the US would have been as crazy if they started acting like the Solomon Islands should have just capitulated and can’t understand why they might resist. When we dominate other peoples we at least recognize they didn’t welcome the yoke
Doesn't this count? https://www.nycmesh.net/