skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Fortunately I have free-thinking windows installed on my desktop to counteract my Apple cultist indoctrination.
The process to remove religions from public institutions started 50-70 years ago. It's a process, and its going to take a long time, as there is 400 years of history to deal with. Saying that the whole process is BS because there was some hesitation, or because there are still streets named after catholic Saints is just a logical fallacy.
Isn’t it also a drug problem? Boiling it down to just housing doesn’t seem like it will fix anything. There’s way too many factors.

If someone living in a home currently falls into drug addiction, there’s a good chance they go into financial ruin and lose their home.

That said there’s definitely a lack of supply with housing especially in places like SF.
That machine shouldn’t exist - I don’t know why they kept it around. Maybe they just had lots of old hardware they wanted to try to unload.
For M1 owners, just wait for M3. It should be on TSMC 3nm which will be the next true node shrinkage.
do forget the states like ohio that didn't pay all of it out.
Aka the Chinese shit we make you overpay for is worth less than postage cost.
I seem to have found a reup: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wez-5H8wcC0
Having a smaller volume and more power consuming chip than M1[0], I wonder if it will match M1 air performance and battery life on heavy tasks. The media engine will definitely provide smoother experience when working with sound and videos but I kind of suspect that on other tasks it will be about the same as M1, thus prolonging the Apple's software support for the original one.

[0] Early reviews of M2 Macbook Pro indicate that the M2 chip heats up more than the M1 and consumes a more power. An example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVIknUcCjiQ
> - whenever possible, do no harm

> - do not let harm occur due to inaction

Trolley problems, of course, are designed to bring these into direct conflict.
The release I've been waiting for in terms of upgrading a bunch of systems, while testing earlier was fine now it's getting polished. The release notes page [0] has a much more detailed list of bugs including links to their jira, U1 resolved some important known issues like GUI disk replacement, though the irritating jail/VM network drop is still there. Still despite its quirks/oddities (have to manually edit python merely to use a bunch of normal ZFS options) and a few disappointing things they keep to enterprise (like FC) without any option to just get it, FreeNAS/TrueNAS has been incredibly handy and reliable over the years.

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0: https://www.truenas.com/docs/core/corereleasenotes/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bharatiya_Janata_Party
Well replace google with Facebook and Apple.
Google just wants you to click adds.
But the sock puppet sings exactly the quoted line...
That's when Ford hat its problems in the 2008 crisis and sold off its then so-called Ford Premium Group that consisted of Volvo and Jaguar.
Yeah well, I believe the OP's comment was typed in reference to abortion, not mothers taking illicit substances and their pregnancies not being viable because of that.
That's mostly a thing teenagers are doing to learn CS, when it's not it's because the software is vulnerable or slow and benefits from a rewrite in a safe language.
No, there was indeed a problem in the CSS, I'm not sure what happened. It is now fixed. Sorry about that!
yeah, as someone living close to the Austrian border and being over there very often... every single trip every nth car overtakes me when I'm going 130 as allowed. You just need to be local and know where you'll have to pay a fine. Depends on which of theirs though, the one from Salzburg to Italy isn't so bad, but the others are.
The link to codeblog.app doesn't work. Maybe hugged to death?
It's cultural. France has a long tradition of selecting and funnelling the brightest math students to elite schools and institutions. In particular, there's a system of "preparatory schools", 2 years right after high school, where students work hard to get to the best possible "Grande Ecole" (engineering school). Not only the incentive is high for the students to perform well, but maths teachers in these classes are extremely qualified.

I should add that the most selective "Grande Ecole" produce more managers than engineers. Maths is mostly a mean of selecting elite, since most of these students won't work in science or engineering.

Ironically, France students on average are getting worse and worse at maths. This system works well for some elite, but not for the rest of the country. I like to think it's the same for gastronomy. France has great restaurants, but a lot of French eat mostly pizza, Mac Donald's and junk food.
> The bay area’s aversion to any libido-inducing-anything was a mistake.

Uh, what? True, Silicon Valley has been more sedate in that regard, but SF has been / remains the home of everything from Kink.com to the SF Sex information library, to mainstreaming sex toys (e.g. good vibrations) and feminist sexuality (Susie Bright, Annie Sprinkle, among others) to the sex side of the Castro. The dildotronics “movement” to the degree it really existed was an SF/Well/Mondo2000 effort.

If anything it was the weirdos who flooded SF starting in the 2000 boom who tried to squash it.
Hard to make it in to court with dozens of broken bones.
The best Windows experience is to virtualize Windows 11 on M1(or M2) Mac.....although you are still running Windows 11 unfortunately. :/

Still its the snappiest Windows I have used in a long time. Microsoft probably hasn't figured out how to use up all the resources of this chip (for dumb features).
Best post I’ve read on this so far!
This Air has the exact same chip as that MBP.. If the M2 in the 13" MBP (not the M2 Pro, which is currently unreleased) gets thermally throttled, we'll have to see how it performs in a device without a fan.
But as the article suggests why was there a need to share data of all donors, they could have shared only those that originated outside India.
Oil and Gas companies would deserve a lot less blame if they didn't spend so much money on disinformation campaigns and lobbying to delay more ambitions climate goals.
Haven't ran into a dev issue since the start of 2021.

macOS is much better to write code on due to its native *nix style terminal and it's far more usable for everything else than Linux.

To me, macOS is the best platform for writing code in 2022.
You do realize people write rust for a reason right? Not because it's new and shiny...
I remember the thousands of interesting and weird pages listed on StumbleUpon - directories of obscure topics, avant garde art projects and detailed field specific blogs - many of them both pretty and thoroughly made.

Mind expanding stuff.

I feel like today all of that has moved to silos like tiktok and instagram, in extreme short form formats that are easily disposable - so almost no one creates truly great "compilations" of stuff, directories, blogs, galleries or whatever - it's all just streams of disconnected content free floating towards oblivion in a few days.

This has made everything bite-sized and fragmented everyones attention as nothing is getting polished or curated to perfection.

I miss people polishing stuff, then just letting it sit out there for people to enjoy. Today everything is hidden after a few days - so the rare gems disappear too while the algorithms and search engines favour the easily devourable in the first place.

We need something like Stumbleupon back, does that exist? I wonder why it wasn't viable.
> If you were a doctor would you randomly kill healthy people with compatible organs to multiple patients?

> > No.

Why not? It's clearly a different approach than your original to turn the lever to kill a person in order to save 5 other people. So what changed?

> researcher inflicting gruesome deaths to thousands of innocent healthy people to save millions later

> > If it was guaranteed to save millions later, I'd think about it, if we remove the "gruesome" and "healthy people" parts.

So you're willing to turn the lever to save 5 people because it's seemingly obvious those 5 people will therefore be saved (reasonable to me) and you see no problem killing 1 person, to reference your previous post, not only you would do that, you would easily break the law to do that! However, when it comes to killing thousands, in order to save millions, so the "net gain" is now not 4 but millions, and it's no longer the same order of magnitude, but it's a difference of 3 orders of magnitude, even if we remove the "gruesome" and "healthy people" parts, you will only "think about it"???? :D

> It all depends on the context

It seems to me you don't care about the context when it comes to killing one person, but once the stakes are higher and involve thousands, you hesitate. So I too find it disturbing, not just that you don't want to treat people individually and just consider the outcome of the trolley dilemma as +4 gain, rather than killing to save, but also the automatic disregard to individual rights creates a portrait of a person very dangerous to the society.
Acura is mentioned in the accompanying text.
What a great idea. Allow un-drugged, "natural" atheletes as a class, and allow "open" for those who choose to use chemicals or whatever to enhance performance. The rules on "cyber enhancements" should be good for centuries of pleasant and ultimately meaningless flame war.
Umineko fans represent
> The [Toyota Corolla Cross] is a car in basically every way that matters

Are you sure? I don't know specifically about that model, but my understanding is that SUVs - including the smaller hatchback-like "crossover" ones - are technically trucks because of the way they're constructed and thus subject to different safety standards. I'd say that's a way that matters.
Apple proved that their ARM processors work amazingly in a laptop, not that the ARM processors everyone else has access to work well in a laptop.
> Why isn't the internet more fun and weird?

Etiquette. For example, humor is frowned upon on some forums (HN included).
He justifies bombing of children hospital in Odessa (far from the frontline) by the fact that Ukraine sometimes uses evacuated buildings on the frontline as bases.
Judge: 20 years of prison for not helping people in danger.
You: Hey, it's not my job to solve the problems of the Universe! Duh
A life is a life, in that situation. But one of them is giving me money. So without further information, I'll take the money and save theirs.
Forget how many angels can dance on the head of a pin, the real question is can God change the value of pi, or can God make 32 bit integers larger than our current max? In both cases what it means to math is more Interesting than any yes/no.
> being off by only 10 days instead of the expected 13

Doesn't that account for 3 mystery days per year? The Gregorian calendar was introduced 1582. That's not even 500 years. Makes 500y * 3d/y = 1500d is about 4.5 years.

How does this explain "about 300 missing years"?
Am I the only one around here that doesn't like MacBooks? The hardware is fine, yes, except the glossy screen but the software is horrible. Everything is a pain in the a*.
But the internet was already taken over by corporations during the time this article reminisces about, wasn't it?

MySpace was owned by a corporation, but allowed massive customization including custom CSS anyway. Youtube also allowed way more customization in the past (remember the old profile pages?), all those small local social networks that often allowed straight custom HTML died when Facebook expanded worldwide, they were mostly for-profit.
Hm. I just assumed everyone saw 'floaters'. I see the big ones that float atound and tiny ones that zip along paths (I assume those are blood cells). They can be distracting. I can't look at something white or bright without them being obvious. Do you see static too or is that just me?
The premise of trolley problems is that you can’t generally prevent situations where you have to choose between two evils. But we’d like to have morality rules that allow us to make the “right choice” in any situation. It turns out that it is really hard, if not impossible, to have such a rule system that (a) allows to derive the “correct” choice, that (b) is logically consistent, and that (c) people agree with all its results.
Tesla is mistakenly listed as having been founded by Elon Musk. (See e.g. Wikipedia for accurate information.)
What Apple does publicly and privately are not the same thing, and if anything, Apple has a track record of not removing loopholes that would reduce the surface area available for secret agreements and/or orders; for example, iCloud being able to view data.

Related:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_security_letter
Yeah, SF has become all about money since 2000 (well, since the gold rush 150 years ago) and is the kind of place that spawns the ubers and airbnbs, but SV is still quieter and mostly tech. It just doesn’t get the same press because new high speed interconnect isn’t a consumer item, nor is it as photogenic.
And this is billed as "world's largest democracy". Wtf is the bullshit we are made to believe? Why don't we just stop pretending and relabel most "democratic" countries as just "pro-Westnern"?
The sample of people you're a part of becomes different as these problems go on.
You seem to think that car manufacturers are extremely stupid
M2 Air has a bigger battery pack than M1 Air.

M2 is also just more efficient than M1 because the A15 is much more efficient than the A14.

Anandtech showed this in their A15 review: https://www.anandtech.com/show/16983/the-apple-a15-soc-perfo...

So even if the chip heats up more, it's still going to be more efficient.
That is pure insanity, the in-engine custom ending with BotW shading is mind blowing.
Fun is relative, but coming from someone that enjoyed Diablo 3 and likes that kinda of games... it kinda is fun, the game itself is well made, the core mechanics is fun (again if you like this type of game).
But you are overwhelmed with popups, stuff shining asking for your money. I gave up after a couple hours. Even though the core game is ok the stuff around makes you feel you are in cheap gacha game where you pay to pay. You can easily find on youtube the explanations of how the micro transaction in the game works, and it is just disgusting what they are doing.
And starlink is awkward for the communication relay case too. You are telling me spacex couldn’t get 20 sats in orbit over the moon for coms? Or two while ground staff counts are low?
I have never personally used them but IPFS for volunteer hosting and Filecoin for paid distributed hosting might be worth looking into.
and violating local laws
Politics uses Science the same way that Politics uses Religion. It's just an appeal to authority.

I think there are facts - there is an objective reality. There are situations that are win/win but more often we have every incentive to create or create the perception that situations are win/lose.

Whenever the situation is win/lose and someone is pointing to objective facts the hair on your neck should go up and you should acknowledge that you might be in a minefield. The incentives and the goals of all the participants in those kind of Political situations can be strange and not readily apparent.
The Julian calendar is wrong by ~1 day/128 years compared to the true solar year, not 1 day per year. So 3 days => ~390 years.

And the computation goes like this:

1. Julian calendar was created in ~45 CE.

2. Gregorian calendar was created in ~1582 CE.

3. To bring Gregorian time back in line with Julian time, you would have needed to subtract (1582-45) / 128 ~= 13 days. However, they only subtracted 10 days.

Wrong conclusion: they were actually in the year 1285, not 1582.

Correct conclusion: they were not trying to bring Gregorian time back in line with Julian time, but with a later time, that of the Nicean Council in ~325 CE.
We offer many ways of self hosting, but most of the solutions are indeed Docker based. It makes it easier for us to roll out updates that way. We also have a deprecated, but still working, guide how you can install Baserow step by step on Ubuntu without using Docker. https://baserow.io/docs/installation/old-install-on-ubuntu
Ask HN: Want to change from front end to back end. Resources?
I'm currently working as a frontend engineer for a small agency (mostly using React and TypeScript). As much as I like the place, I want to grow my career towards backend, which is something they don't do.

For this reason, I want to learn backend in off-working hours. I'm willing to dive deeper into algorithms, data structures and maybe choose between Python and Go.

I read a similar question asked in another online community, but the response OP got was to "find a company willing to train them". I want to teach myself enough to be able to apply for backend jobs, and not to find a company willing to bet that I can learn backend on the job. Not only is my local market competitive (I'm junior) but it also lacks opportunities.

Are there books to read, blogs to follow, resources to digest, that will help me grow up to an acceptable level to be considered for a backend engineer position? They don't even have to be directly relevant with a specific stack or anything. For example, a recommendation I got from someone was to read "Designing Data-Intensive Applications".

You can also assume that I know how to Google, it's cleaning up the noise in the results which is time consuming and prone to errors, given that I don't know what I don't know.
Of course I select all of them "do nothing" because trolley problems are idiotic BS.
I'd imagine that turning off someone's life support (respirator) is akin to killing them, but something like a Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) order would be allowing to die.
That's when GM had his crisis and sold of all its non-US brands Opel, Vauxhall and so to PSA. It was a big mess.

Then just recently FCA and PSA formed Stellantis.

PSA and Fiat worked together previously, as their van the Fiat Ducato is basically the same as the vans from PSA group and the same as the Iveco Daily. They closely worked also together in other areas.

The small cars by Fiat was also partly joined development with Opel in the mid 1990. That relationship worked loosely for years, even while Opel still was part of GM.
U.S. Mass Shootings On Rise No Matter How You Define Them
Technically it's depreciation rather than purchase price that counts toward TCO, but that's part of what "total" means. Also, using depreciation rather than purchase price would probably favor the Camry even more.
If you’re doing anything heavy that will put sustained stress on the machine, active cooling is the important difference. While the laptops may have identical CPUs, with only passive cooling the Air is going to get throttled down after a bit whereas the Pro won’t have to. If you’re going to do something like video rendering you’d notice the difference.
I faintly recall that this was in part a response to VW growing too big in the years before. Before the merger Fiat, who was struggling at the time, tried to fusion with Renault but the French government blocked it.

Maybe someone has more information than me.
India is weird. It's not really called authoritarian (rankings don't classify it as such), but there are many similar stories of government dysfunction and overreach. Maybe someone else has a word for them?
Yes, you're the only one.
Probably too early to tell, but anyone know how running Asahi Linux on this would be? Is M1 similar to M2 enough that stuff would just work?

I'd love to use Apple hardware again, but I cannot stand the Apple software and UX, so need my laptops and desktops to run Linux.
>CAQ is not separatist and bloc has barely any representative. Seperation is at a all time low.

I do understand legault has said he's not separatist. Actions > words. Quebec Liberals have been quite vocal that the CAQ are separatists. As an objective ontario person I say the CAQ are separatist. Let's not even bring up Trudeau and western alienation.

In terms of Bloc representation. They have what 50% of the seats in Quebec. Sure sounds like representation to me. Though yes I do agree separatism is quite low, but that seems to have far more to do with the reality that Quebec becomes poor.

>The level of transfer payment is closer to 10b than 75b..

If you're looking solely at 'equalization payments' it's around $13 billion. That's not the only money going to Quebec.

Canada Health Transfer is another $10B to Quebec.

Canada social transfer is another $3B to quebec.

There's $26 billion in straight up $ transfers.

Now you also have to look at other federal expenditures. Quebec pays X$/year in taxes but the fed pays for lots of things within Quebec. CBSA, Military, etc. The lowest it has ever been is about $20billion in net difference. That is to say, Canadians paying Quebec $20 billion on top of that $26 billion.

Canadians have been giving Quebec a ton of money for decades and it's also getting worse. Though the table that I use hasn't been updated because of covid. So I don't know what this years' data looks like.

Fundamentally Quebec is basically incapable of separating.
The internet is more fun and weird than it has ever been, but there's astronomically more boring unfun content getting in the way of finding fun stuff. Kind of the same story offline.
While being not even the biggest in total number of sales (wikipedia says fifth). I still find it strange that it's a Dutch company (and Fiat Chrystler before it), since the Netherlands has no local-origin car manufacturer since DAF-Cars was sold to Volvo in the '70.
Well, you can also do meritocracy in organisations/companies (e.g. GitHub used to do that), and by extension, most of education system (which is preparing people for careers).

Which isn't what's happening lately. Asians and whites are discriminated in university admissions in preference to latinos/blacks. Men are discriminated against when hiring and doling out scholarships to the benefit of women. Openly racist policies are being proposed ("reparations") or even legislated [0] in the name of "anti-racism". Non-extreme-left viewpoints are being suppressed. People are being cancelled for making jokes, or for supporting biology (e.g. biological sex).

This isn't happening in the name of "meritocracy", or in the name of "equality". It's happening in the name of "equity". It's bullying, it's repression, it's discrimination, it's evil. You might mean good (hell, even Hitler just wanted to improve the world!), but if your way to justice requires massive injustice along the way, well, I hate to break it to you, you're just evil.

[0] https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/03/us/oregon-cares-fund-laws...
I’ve always presumed you don’t have time to ask those sorts of questions in these problems. You have to decide that you’d let 5 people die so your action doesn’t kill one, or kill the one not knowing how they feel about dying to save five.

What I find…not surprising I guess, but sad is that while a large percent of people would pull the lever only a small percent of people would pull the lever if they were the one on the other track. People not being at least as likely to pull the lever when they are at stake breaks all basic moral principles.