skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
a few personal notes:

- as kids we all did fight games, from just kung fu fights for fun, to team fights where we somehow considered a group strongly as "not our friends"

- maybe remains of evolution needs to make kids ready to fight for survival ? it might sound primitive but some bits are important because life may become chaos and ability to secure your own vital space is life critical (even in a modern world)
Does Zoom count as interacting with people?
I actually see a lot of stuff about vegan and vegetarian diets on HN.
Similarly that Slavs are excluded from the holocaust in the US speaks volumes about the culture.
With Apple’s switch to Intel, there was much more support for porting games to Mac. Unfortunately, since Apple overpriced commodity Intel hardware, Macs were noticeably underpowered especially when compared to PC desktops, which was made even slower due to the lack of video card options. It made no sense to play games on a slower system. And that is how the idea of playing non-iOS games on a Mac died.

I am happy to use PCs for games, while using Macs for everything else.
Would you mind explaining more what you mean? I’m half Jewish, so I feel confused because I didn’t get any antisemitic vibes from it at all. But I wasn’t raised in Jewish culture so I am still trying to learn about these aspects.

It sounded like maybe you’re saying that since hitler’s focus was to eradicate my ancestors, Orwell should have at least mentioned that. But I don’t understand why it’s related to Orwell’s point — his thesis is that Hitler was a profoundly appealing leader.
I'm I the only one that is really bothered by the grammar mistake? In a headline too. I'm seeing it more and more often, even in the news.
I think some of those optimizations were implemented because of asm.js, at least in Spider Monkey and old Edge's JavaScript engine, but yes, they should be generic in theory.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asmjs#Implementations
As long as the Taco Bell cravings box stays the same, we're fine.
America Runs on Boba Drinks
Lions Mane should fix this
Ask HN: How do I achieve my goals with only fragments of time?
Due to life circumstances, it's incredibly difficult to allocate large chunks of time towards my goals. And I'm the kind of person that takes a substantial amount of time to settle into focus mode (eg if I read something for 15 minutes I won't retain anything, and I'd have to reread the same sections again next time). As a result I mostly spend these fragments of time scattered, doing unimportant work.

Have any of you found a way to achieve anything worthwhile with only small chunks of time?

Specifically, I'd really love to do some serious reading and to make actual progress on my writing...
Whether or not she agrees with the overall goal of the campaign, the individual piece of information can be true ( or unverifiable). Much of the most effective propaganda is about missing or misleading context, not false information. This is the context of the parent comment, not the campaign.
"In this model, central banks retain full control over the CBDC"
then why is it on a blockchain
Imagine working 10 years and having someone come in for less than 1 year, completely fail in their role by all metrics, yet have the ability make millions of your work, at the direct expense of your compensation.

Should be criminal.
Wrong. Look at D&I reports that are published publicly. Diversity is the percent of non white, or non male, or non heterosexual employees depending on the graph.

The company where I work recently published such a report. Population demographics have nothing to do with the hiring quotas.
I'm not so sure about the end of musical subcultures. The house/techno/dnb underground here is still strong, there are events focused around those genres every weekend and during the week here. I almost went to a warehouse party last night but was worn out from walking all day. And I just got back from a festival in another part of the state that was almost exclusively bass music.

And this is completely separate from the larger festival circuit, EDC/CRSSD and the like. I actually don't like going to bigger festivals, the vibe is all wrong and its way too bro-y.

The subcultures are still there, they're just not easily organized or present on Spotify. I judge a DJ by how easy it is to Shazam all the tracks he plays, the good ones aren't getting their shit off Spotify thats for sure

My sis has been diving headfirst into goth culture, and exploring their musical palette. She goes to events centered around the music they listen to. And on and on.
There are alternative/extended models out there. Perhaps you ran into one of those?
Probably standard only in NA/Anglosphere.
I don't think I am "assuming" anything. Read the thread (or internet comments on any number of similar threads).
Firefox has always had automatic updates but only on systems that don't manage the software updates via centralized package manager. E.g. any chance you're an Ubuntu user? They just switched it over to being a snap package instead of an apt package with 21.10.

Regardless if you open settings UI there is a radiobox to toggle between auto-installing updates and just notifying you when your version is out of date. If that's not there then it's your distro's build that is forcing updates to be done that way, not Mozilla.
Truly the most important stable coin of them all is the Taco Bell cravings box.
"never" is a strong statement especially if it meant that Disney, NBC, HBO could have launched online platforms years earlier.
Magnetically coupling the proph-drive through the hull was such a neat trick! Really nice build period.
Apple's removal of 32-bit support has significantly reduced the number of games which are natively available for newer Macs.

Many users aren't going to go through the effort/expense of working around this.
Calories could be a good measure - a whole chicken appears to be about 1200 and a cow between 500,000 and 600,000 - so a cow is about 500 chickens or so.
When in Spain, do as the Americans did 150 years ago.
So, to clarify, you are confirming that you are against personal firearms ownership and also support red flag laws as a compromise/inch towards a ban.

I don’t understand why you’re replying like we are going to engage in a debate here.
First of all, why would you want additional malfeasance? This is indefensible. It’s like saying with all the police shootings, who cares if foreign army’s are going around and shooting people.

Covid made plain that psyops work extremely well. A huge amount of disinformation came that way, in addition to a domestic audience that was very happy to incorporate it. Having a mistrust of authority in the first place makes this frictionless because it means you trust whatever you read online instead of your local authorities. That makes psyops easy peasy.

You can both not want foreign meddling and want to improve your local situation at the same time. Geopolitical issues are never a serial process, and they never end. There will never be a point where everyone agrees the domestic issues are now “fixed and everything is perfect” so now we can focus on the constant foreign attacks. That’s a false start.

Don’t throw the baby out with the bath water. When you burn it all down you’re just left with ashes, and whatever the replacement is almost always cheaper and worse.
I’m a bit ignorant to RSU’s and secondary markets. Why were the executives able to sell but not regular employees? What stopped regular employees from selling ?
The British Empire was more than "the training of young men for war and the endless breeding of fresh cannon-fodder". During the nineteenth century, the British army was absurdly small compared, for example, to the armies of continental powers. See e.g https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-14218909
Gallium finds new use in soft electronics
I said nothing about banning fusion power plants, so your analogy is incorrect and your cod psychology on my motivation or ‘biases’ unhelpful.

The full cost of nuclear including externalities is lower than say coal, but far higher than wind or solar or even hydro and the market has spoken as a result.

An area of Japan and an area of Ukraine are now uninhabitable for a generation or two due to previous disasters. The cost of that is very very high and more than most societies are willing to bear even if in theory the risk is low, but more importantly decommissioning costs on waste and plants are huge, so fusion is far behind.
Exceptional point. I hadn’t noticed this bit when I read just now.
Don’t most parents of children live outside of cities?

Obviously there are many families that live in cities, but cities seem to mostly draw younger professionals that don’t (yet) have children, and often once these people start having families, they relocate outside of the city (if they’re able to).
Fun fact: Wasm can be be significantly slower than vanilla Javascript https://betterprogramming.pub/how-fast-is-webassembly-versus...
Yes, thank you for elaborating, but I did understand their point. The issue is that OP hasn't thought far enough ahead (or doesn't care) and as a result, as GP and myself have now said, a situation where you reap what you sow occurs.

Let me elaborate now: The people who are willing to get the message out about FSF ideals are currently the people who are doing it. So unless OP or yourself can provide the means to do that better than what is being done now, what you get is what there is right now. So then, if at that point, you hear about a good idea (like what the FSF fights for) but turn away from it (throwing out the baby) because you don't like the source of that idea, then, as was already said, you reap what you sow.
Empires in general. I wonder if it wouldn’t equally describe the Mongolian or even the Roman. But it’s also hard to discount the amount of technological progress that comes from such empires, so “brainless empire in which nothing ever happens” felt like a stretch.
I don't know; I loved SimCity as a kid. I tend to think this sort of thing rather signifies a lack of imagination on the part of video game authors.
The browser can cache the http page too!
Why I Love RSS and You Do Too (2013)
Your proposed "solutions" are inherently racist and only accomplish more animosity between races.
I'm Jewish and I'm tired of this interminable grievance-mongering. He should've mentioned the Romani and Slavs too in this short essay, right?

The UK fought Hitler.
I have not found the answer for the question claimed in header. Stoicism seems having much more sophistication then this.
Work at tiny startups as a contractor, I highly recommend it! All the motivation and autonomy and sense of achievement and none of the messy complicated risky stock option stuff :)
I still don't understand why that's a bad argument. In context, it's generally used to oppose hard leftist ideas (Marxism, etc). It's rarely a criticism leveled at reasonable reform or change; more when it nears outright revolution. In that case, it's not an unreasonable criticism.
I usually work on about 5 projects at a time. During a given day I will switch between those projects at least once an hour. With Panorama Tab Groups, I only see about 10-20 tabs at a time and they are all specific to the current project. when i switch, it does it all at once and the pages don’t reload. They retain their state. I can be editing something in one tab group, switch to another tab group to check on a dependency, and then switch back to the firs group to finish editing.

I do use bookmarks for longer term organization but my workspace is all handled in tab groups.
https://archive.ph/Ewax6
Imagine erasing such murderous despots as Kathrine the Great and Elizabeth Tudor because of their genitalia.
isn't the corn based diet unique to the United States, since corn is a subsidized crop?
Especially when combined with microdosing /s
Yes antisemitism was widespread in Europe at the time, not only in Germany.
Goat milk is relatively common, but I've not seen goat meat for quite awhile.

Lamb is available most places, but usually more expensive. Walmart carries it!
For accuracy, for winter that's really climate dependent. Plenty of geography supports year round outdoor cattle if not the majority. Often they will live outdoors for winter but require feed. This is likely to be majority hay with some supplemnt than feedlot type treatment. And not an expert but I believe some large operations will even truck cattle arond, so have summer pastures north and head south for winter type thing.
No, the world didn't exist before capitalism. Just like the world did not exist before evolution through natural selection.
Wages growth for the 99% has been more or less stagnant for nearly half a century. Maybe fix that and stop worrying about inflation. https://www.epi.org/publication/charting-wage-stagnation/
Oh come on. You know well that the interparty collaboration to take down Corbyn was far from due to earnest concern about Jews safety. On the contrary, they are once again using us as a rhetorical cudgel to achieve their ends.
> If the device performs safety-critical functions, like actuating power, medical equipment, or a connected car, the firmware and software cannot be updated without rigorous testing. If the device requires certification, updating it may require recertification.

But can we trust car manufacturers to do this testing and recertification before they push an update?
This hits close to home. I've moved to a different country. I've left various communities. Switched jobs. All partly because I wanted to feel like I have more agency. We seem to have a lot of people that like ordering other people around and we seem to have a lot of people that like/want to be ordered around. I would almost call this the militarization of our societies. Starts at school perhaps? Going to school is usually not optional. You have to do your homework. You have to be at class at a certain time. So in many communities and organizations the way to get agency is to be the person that tells others what to do. Not all, but most. Servant leadership exists here and there but is rare.

All that said I guess it's not clear what society looks like if everyone is "truely" free. Perhaps like some tribes in the Amazon. And does that mean the nearby group that compels people into the military just enslaves all of you.
I haven't otherwise, this was quite the experience. Quite soon after the first incident I started planning my exit. Attrition was very high at that company...
Not antisemitic, just that it ignores Jews, who were Hitler's bête noire. There is a tendency to ignore the fact that Jews were a special target and say "Hitler did bad things to people." (The USSR was especially bad in this.) Kind of like "All Lives Matter" -- a fine slogan, but sometimes (not always) it holds a willful ignorance of specific suffering.
Do white europeans in general fall into the category of "white people" in the US? As in they are not treated as diversity hires compared to african americans?
I’m not a fan of this description because it’s reductionist to the point of stupidity. It can be applied to any empire, from the Romans to the USA.
Won't it likely stay the same price but get a little smaller over time? aka shrinkflation.
There is a lot to unpack here, but what you are saying is only true in the context of an all-white, all-male company that is trying to become more diverse.
> unless you're appending |0 to everything like a compiler would, i.e. ((a|0) / (b|0))|0.

It effectively does do that though, since earlier in your code `a` and `b` would be defined with `let a = ... |0` so now `a` and `a|0` are equivalent in any subsequent expressions.
A large pizza now runs around $18 here in a Midwest suburb, it's getting wild.
Why is this linked to “big tech”? Big tech usually means FAANG which is American when you point out an issue with information going to China.
True, but they can’t cache a portion of the page that happens to be shared across every page on the website. If I go to a dozen different pages on the site, any in-http-page styles will be loaded a dozen times, while a separate style sheet will only be loaded once.
Netflix keeps raising rates to pay for arguably worse quality shows and raising rates while also canceling good shows with followings out of the blue. Not sure what they really expected to happen.
Why can't people struggle and self-sacrifice for utopia?
As an European who never head Taco Bell, these comments leave me scratching my head.
And this contradicts nearly all colloquial usage of the term "sex trafficking" which most understand to mean coercive.
What else is it but a description of almost any empire? Of course German expansionist ambitions were largely driven by envy of other European power' empires overseas.

One essential difference though was in Hitler's attitude to race and racial purity. He didn't want just an empire ruled by Germans, he wanted an empire consisting only of Germans, and that's the distinction Orwell is pointing out.
I don't understand why that's toxic. Striving, struggle, and violence are critical for any living thing to survive. Short of reaching post-scarcity, this can't change.

If we define toxic as harmful, then violence is the opposite. It's the only reason we have civilization.
But why do we need to be mentioned simply to be mentioned? I don’t understand why it was a bad thing that Orwell didn’t mention Jews in this essay. The essay was about hitler’s appeal as a leader, not his specific goals.
Choosing "Apple" was because he wanted to be ahead of his former employer in the phone book [0].

[0] https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2011/12/apple...
And many are just desperate to have a publisher at all.
I mean they can, they'll probably just fail.
So, they had 1000 shares, and said "if you pay $1000 (1/share) that these shares are now yours?

If so, and there is a gap between what you paid, and what your 409a says the value of the shares at purchase time, you owe tax on the difference, now.

And you are saying that the company also has an options contract to buy back those shares? why?

It feels like either this company is trying some advanced scenario with a bit of risk, or doesn't actually understand the value of options.

Why go through all of that when they could just give you options?
> But Hitler could not have succeeded against his many rivals if it had not been for the attraction of his own personality, which one can feel even in the clumsy writing of Mein Kampf, and which is no doubt overwhelming when one hears his speeches … The fact is that there is something deeply appealing about him.

A commenter here (and one on the original article) has noted that the part being elided appears to be the following:

> I should like to put it on record that I have never been able to dislike Hitler. Ever since he came to power—till then, like nearly everyone, I had been deceived into thinking that he did not matter—I have reflected that I would certainly kill him if I could get within reach of him, but that I could feel no personal animosity.

The full review is, apparently, here:

https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks16/1600051h.html

That this is the only elision seems very strange. The passage is crucial to understanding how Hitler was able to do what he did. Orwell is expressing his admiration for Hitler's deep understanding of human nature while at the same time despising its application. It's a lesson too hard-won and too relevant today to be brushed aside.

Still, I can't help but think that Orwell, who gave us the Ministry of Truth and its capacity for historical engineering at scale, would be highly amused.
Which makes sense if you work it out - unless a country would only eat the largest animals (cows) you find that people eat more than one animal a year, and so there must be more than that. (Cow, estimated 500,000 calories, 2,500 per day recommended, cow lasts 200 days - even then if you were to eat mainly cow you'd need more than eaters because they take more than 200 days to mature; but nobody eats pure cow.)

I guess in theory you could eat one chicken per 8 weeks and barely keep it balanced, as you can grow a meat chicken in that time.
The main difference is that the British Empire was to exploit resources, trade and people. Hitler's expansion main goal is to completely replace the local population with Germans https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lebensraum.

Interestingly the wiki article mentions why it is a good idea: During the First World War, the Allied naval blockade of the Central Powers caused food shortages in Germany and resources from Germany colonies in Africa were unable to slip past the blockade; this caused support to rise during the war for a Lebensraum that would expand Germany eastward into Russia to gain control of their resources to prevent such a situation from occurring in the future
Is this a joke? The Fed has almost 3 trillion of mortgages on its books. Source (from the Fed itself): https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/WSHOMCB
I understand the excitement of the author, but I think they've simply added to the attack surface for very little ROI. IoT security is a HUGE risk, and securing boot and firmware updates is nontrivial. Even the supply-chain can be attacked, where the JTAG programmers are targets. The idea of being able to tune an ML model in the field is something that should be either built into the firmware with a dedicated HTTP port (like most devices do, by adding a lightweight LWIP server for config that is severely locked down), or a specialized App, which is what 99% of user-configurable IoT devices already do.

TL;DR - Webassembly is completely unrelated to IoT provisioning and configuration.
What style?
To sum up the weird way that we all watch a ton of porn but don't talk about it, sex spreads disease and risks childbirth.

Reading doesn't.

Because it is so dangerous it becomes a taboo thing, it can't be public and widespread otherwise it would cause huge damage. So it's kept where it is safe, behind closed doors and between relatively small numbers of individuals that you don't end up with is massive web of connections that links all of society together.
It just comes down to who the board allows to sell stock and at what time. Most option contracts don’t allow sale of stock to secondary markets without approval and rank and file employees have much more restricted stock. Often founders and key executives will also get some liquidity and stock top up during funding rounds while no one else at the company has that option. By the time a company goes public most founders and key execs have already made quite a bit of money on the side.
Well I'm screwed.
Why would it be wrong if it works?

I don't use groups (I liked them when tab groups were a feature of Firefox). I search for tabs by typing stuff in the awesome bar, that works.

I always have a lot of tabs and kill everything from times to times. But it's nice to reach a tab that's already loaded when you need it, instead of reloading the page every time, making a network access, using resources and having to wait. A page being already open is also a hint that it's something I accessed recently and that it's most likely the thing I need.

I don't want to waste my time managing bookmarks (actually the sibling comment from lamacase captures my view very well on this). That's not how I use a browser. But it's good they are there for people like you who find a use for it.
I tried safari, but the lack of extensions is a major turn off. How do you browse the web without uBlock Origin or “I don’t care about cookies”?