skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The way Firefox style containers work they need to be "built into" not "built around". It's not as much about creating a profile and running it separately (that's just standard profiles in Chrome/Firefox, or normal OS level sandboxing) as it is auto-launching webpage requests into that profile based on matches and integrating the profiles into the app UI so the tabs stand out, can co-exist in the same window, and can be managed via built in tab creation UI.

Chromium hasn't been interested in this feature but nothing would stop someone from making a Chromium derivative that does this.
The parent was speaking about the public's trust in institutions. I share the belief that the medical establishment's refusal to speak with nuance about covid and the vaccines did more harm than good.

By laying everything out plainly, I believe more people would have gotten vaccinated.

They're used to trying to distill unbelievably complex issues down to an actionable, one-sentence recommendation for everyone. For most things that's fine, but during a global pandemic people want to know a bit more.
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Taxed as “wages” according to the IRS even though it actually has no present value because it’s not liquid / has no market / has no arms length value.

“Earned income” is the absolute worst way to receive an asset with tax rates over 50% in some cases.

The only thing worse than wages is getting an illiquid/unsellable and highly risky asset that counts as wages based on a made-up valuation which the company is incentivized to inflate.
Do JS engines actually still have any Asm.js optimisation code (did Chrome ever have any)? I assumed they would remove it now that WASM exists.
This is really neat I would pay for something like this.
https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/305167/what-did-...
> That obviously doesn't work for a linux-on-fuschia compat layer.

This isn’t actually true. gVisor contains full implementations of Linux syscalls and only relies on host syscalls being the same for some interoperability features between sandboxed and host applications. It would be completely possible to port gVisor to a non-Linux operating system.
From my calculations I was only expecting about an 80ppm difference, but in practice overnight when the humans and animals are in bedrooms, the living room with plants shoots down to 400 while before it would get about 550 in my leaky old house.
I remember reading this back in the day. Later I implemented a Forth interpreter as a kind of embedded language for C programs, complete with a code scanner so that you could call selected C functions and access selected variables from Forth. Or, you know, corrupt memory accidentally.
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Have no idea why you get downvoted, but I did notice few times now how HN crowd doesn’t know much about veganism or appreciates people who think animal agriculture is cruel.

Ah yeah, and also terribly destructive:

https://youtu.be/LaPge01NQTQ
For a terminal based workflow, https://prose.sh is pretty great. Authentication happens via SSH so all you need is a key-pair to register. Uploading posts is as simple as `scp hello-world.md prose.sh:/`. This also means that you can bring your own editor and you control the source files.

Coming from hugo, prose.sh has been much easier to publish content since I pretty much live in the terminal anyway.
Unfortunately, modern mass production and mass consumption has detached us from a lot of the nuances you would like to see in food.

We just chug down a cheeseburger, one of the millions of identical cheeseburgers consumed every day. We don't care what's in the patty. We don't care how the cheese was made. It all arrives at the local McD's in sterile packages wrapped in plastic. This is not the sandwich that grandma used to make, with a touch of her secret sauce. This isn't even the junk food that your parents allowed every once in a while if you ate your veggies. We feel no connection with the person across the restaurant who is chomping on the same cheeseburger. There's no community here, nor context, only consumption.

The less we get involved in preparing our own food, the more people will naturally feel like OP.
I would love to switch to Firefox but Brave seems to be really faster.
I'll give it a try again.
> RSU comp is taxable on vest

I’m in the job interview process right now

Looking at a pre-IPO company with RSUs

Does this mean that I pay taxes on those RSUs when I get them, _even_ if I don’t sell them?
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You know that Chrome tried to remove auto-start videos and advertisers just ended up writing their own battery sucking slow canvas based software decoders?

That Firefox is doing this is very much like yesterday's new Facebook URL

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32117489

where people complained Firefox screwed up by escalating.
This is not going to be a popular opinion among any group of randomly selected humans, since the majority of them will necessarily be willing participants in those same activities. However, it's hard to argue against this point without resorting to emotionalism or submission to primal urges. Though I might suggest that the author also turn the same criticism against other basal compulsions, like his use of dating apps.

Regarding food specifically, I've had this same notion many times and was an early Soylent adopter as a result. I still purchase its powder and target a 25% diet of Soylent. However, I also increased food's overall influence on my life by starting a garden and trying to raise as much of my own food as possible. I'd say there's other benefits to that; far too numerous to list here. The dishes I make from garden veggies are mostly pretty boring though. One might think of this as trading experience for assurance of origin, and the various benefits thereof. Something one might want to consider if their living conditions permit.
The potential user base for skyrim on macOS is much lower because there simply isn't a large user base of gamers on Mac platforms.

Mac users of Steam represent 2.45% of the total user base in the following survey: https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/Steam-Hardware-Softw...
well, I submitted a new article on the research that elaborates if you're interested to learn https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32127961
I'm also addicted to my phone but aside from Hacker News it's not social media. I spend most of my time on Wikipedia.
how many tabs do you have open on average?
Quotes from Churchill and general patton paint a very different picture than we are told
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I recall trying this a few years ago using my Telegram account, but I could never figure out how to edit a published post or delete it. There were also some other drawbacks that I don't recall now.
I believe this is entirely motivated by this policy:
https://fuchsia.dev/fuchsia-src/contribute/governance/policy...
> If diversity was actually a strength, then it wouldn't take such a monumental effort (of actual discrimination, no less) to achieve it.

The implication here is that worthwhile efforts don't take a lot of work. That doesn't ring true at all.
> Eating shouldn't be something recreative.

What. Recreation is anything you do for enjoyment, whether eating alone or with others.

But also, saying you shouldn't use food as recreation ignores millennia of human history, culture, and biology...
I would certainly kill him if I could get within reach of him

Hard to get more black and white than that.
> Red flag laws are both blatantly unconstitutional and have been wildly misused in their short time in existence, the only people I see defending them are mostly those who see it as an inch towards a complete personal gun ownership ban, which is what they really want.

The US has a problem with gun violence that puts all other civilized nations to shame, and it is per 100k second in the world when it comes to firearm suicide [1]. The problem is, getting any sort of federal gun control that actually reduces the amount of gun violence passed in Congress is impossible. Even right after yet another completely preventable massacre - firearm death is the most common source of child deaths [2].

So, yes, states need to be able to institute limitations on gun use, and "red flag" laws that use either known records of mental health issues or (domestic) violence citations are a reasonable compromise between privacy and the right of children to go to school without getting shot dead.

[1] https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/gun-death...

[2] https://time.com/6170864/cause-of-death-children-guns/
Even in pastureland country, cattle typically spend winters packed together in feedlots and are fattened in feedlots on a largely corn-based diet before slaughter. Depending on who is doing the labelling, cattle which were pastured before this fattening process may still be sold as "grass-fed".
M2 Pro and M2 Max MacBook Pro expected between fall 2022 and spring 2023
Meanwhile, most of the internet started using Chrome and can never go back to Firefox.
> Or in case of Europe in an international company a team decides to hire only people that speak german / russian / french even when the interaction with other teams is obviously just in english.

You're clearly conflating ethnicity with language.

1/ Just because people talk the same language doesn't mean they have the same ethnicity.

ex: French is spoken as a native language on every continent.

2/ Just because people have allegedly the same ethnicity, doesn't mean they share the same language or even culture.

ex: All black people living in Africa do not share the same culture, yet Americans reduce black people to a single ethnic group.

> Well the US definition of diverse is much more picky about what diverse means.

Yes, in US the definition of "diverse" is politically loaded, implying you subscribe to a specific partisan ideology. It's so loaded that you can't talk about diversity as "diversity of opinion", it has to be racial

https://nypost.com/2017/11/17/apples-diversity-chief-lasts-j...
Does watching PBS Kids or Disney+ count? What about YouTube Kids or YouTube?

The point being that almost all content is on the Internet now.

I guess your reply can be seen as a good faith response because if you block everything, there’s no need to monitor. It’s just very extreme to disallow content if provided over the Internet, rather than building trust and nuance, which I think is more along the lines of the original question.
Agreed, and I would add that I have been keeping my bookmarks & tags synced on all devices using Firefox Sync for several years now without any issues. It's just great. Same for passwords. There is a in-depth article about the privacy features of their design [1]. If you add containers[2], then there is really no reason to use Chrome.

[1] https://hacks.mozilla.org/2018/11/firefox-sync-privacy/

[2] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/multi-account...
I'm thinking Goodhart's Law: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodhart%27s_law
just 1 year between M1 Max / M2 Max MBP seems faster than normal
you wonder why there is a hiring crisis in food retail, having to deal with security issues has got to be right up there. Certain locations are going to have to accept much higher priced dining (to support the employment of security) or make do with Uber Eats. Maybe automation could be a third option - robot chefs, robot servers, ED209 on the door
Use a framework like Bootstrap or Bulma, your website will look ten times better with no effort. But cool project!
Depends on if they are set up with a double trigger. Here is a decent explainer, but you can research more about RSU double triggers that can help avoid taxes for large-but-private companies: https://www.parkworth.com/blogs/pre-ipo-tech-giants-using-do...

What this does mean, though, is that until the second trigger is hit you haven't technically vested the RSUs. So you get around the taxation but there may be additional conditions on your equity.

Basically - make sure you read the stock plan
I would pay for Firefox itself, no extras necessary or wanted. But there's no way to do that.
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I think it is worth pointing out that this simply is not true. The epitome of diversity is when the makeup of a team reflects the demographic makeup of the larger society.
That's a circular argument. No content or support is the reason there are very few Mac gamers.

There are an awful lot of people out there who have a Mac and play games on other platforms and devices. Probably even people who bought a pc just to be able to play games on it.
> The baseline here should be zero civilian casualties though.

But there have always been civilian casualties in war. Why do drones need to be perfect in this regard, when nothing else in war ever has been? This feels like using airliner reliability as the standard that self-driving cars need to meet, instead of accepting that they're a net benefit as soon as they're safer than cars driven by humans.
I think the metric is only supposed to represent the absolute maximum possible users. Otherwise one could also say that many people only use their PlayStations to play FPS’s or that a large portion of Switch users are children that wouldn’t purchase Skyrim etc etc.
DataRobot executives should be ashamed for cashing out at the expense of all employees, many of whom apparently borrowed to buy shares at prices far above current ones.

The risk of an exodus looks significant -- and that would be a death knell for the business. A company that bills itself as having depth of expertise in AI & ML cannot afford to lose the employees who actually have that depth of expertise.
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Your landing page could use work. It's a bunch of links to services I don't pay for, and the selections page includes Drake and Wu Tang Clan. I thought they were doing OK? They're not you, right?

http://www.ruffandtuffrecordings.com/SELECTIONS

Anyway, it took me over a minute and three page loads to extract the strings "soopadaark" and "winterman" from your website.

Are those the only two bands?

Their names should be in larger print than everything else. They are under 10 keystrokes and work universally.

Also, maybe embed a video or album preview widget, and de-emphasize the kitchen sink of spelled out link URLs?

The album art could be bigger too. (Most recent release from each band.) Presumably the artwork conveys social cues about the genre of music, and you already paid for it. It probably conveys a lot more information than landing text could.

If you do/did live performances, link to them.

Your tidal metadata could also use work. There is no band picture, and tracks with matching album covers are presented as individual singles instead of EPs. You've already grouped the music. Let me play the group with one tap!

Winterman is on SoundCloud with zero tracks. Soopadaark is not on SoundCloud. Neither have any tracks on Amazon's free tier. (Not sure how much publishing in those places costs, but putting a song or two up is unlikely to cannibalize sales of the rest.)

Good luck! Will give you a listen in a bit.
Sorry, I don't want crypto in my browser.
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I haven’t got the discipline to keep a minimum of screen time and I notice a massive difference between kids that do have very little unsupervised access (i.e many hours of TikTok and YouTube): the screen kids in
my non-English speaking country speak fluent English at age 9 or 10. The non screen kids might never catch up. So while I’m sure it’s toxic as hell at least there is some benefit.

If I was in an English speaking country I’d set my kids’ TikTok to e.g Spanish ;)
It's about knowing what to configure. I'm bet my distro comes with a well pre-configured web server, but I can't be sure.

Why is all this configuring with different headers necessary to publish a web site? For me it looks like the system is broken.
You're welcome! For now, it's impossible to configure the capture box, but I can add an option to change its thickness in the next version.
> Hitler, because in his own joyless mind he feels it with exceptional strength, knows that human beings don’t only want comfort, safety, short working-hours, hygiene, birth-control and, in general, common sense; they also, at least intermittently, want struggle and self-sacrifice

This fact has been the downfall of every utopian ideology, and ignoring creates a vacuum that fascist regimes readily fill.

I wonder what sort of strange centrist form of government might be able to strike a balance between our need for comfort and our need for adventure.
> No offense but that's not really relevant to the question at hand

A backdoor that can be used by law enforcement is one that can potentially (probably) be misused by law enforcement, privileged parties, foreign governments, parties with leverage over the implementer or intermediate agents, plain old hackers, etc. My concern is unauthorized, inappropriate, or overzealous use of a backdoor by any one of these, which I believe to be a threat to national security.

Perhaps some random citizen being compromised isn’t necessarily a national security threat, but large groups being compromised or particular key individuals (industrial leaders, government officials, etc) certainly could be. I agree this sidelines law enforcement to some extent, but then again by design so do many rights US citizens possess. Thus my explicit use of “foreign and domestic”.
if 10 team members can speak english and 4 members french and english, how is it helpful for the company for that clique of 4 to converse only in french unless forced otherwise?
> He is the martyr, the victim, Prometheus chained to the rock, the self-sacrificing hero who fights single-handed against impossible odds. If he were killing a mouse he would know how to make it seem like a dragon. One feels, as with Napoleon, that he is fighting against destiny, that he can’t win, and yet that he somehow deserves to. The attraction of such a pose is of course enormous; half the films that one sees turn upon some such theme.
I do that a lot when thinking, always have. I learned later in life that I have celiac disease and in hindsight I believe that to be related.
If more people took the same vaccine, sure. But GP said we need new tech. The universal vaccine in the article, for example.
The sentiment I was referring to is twofold: first, that A/C necessarily expends fossil fuels; second, that regulation (which, incidentally, indeed almost always does "pull the ladder up" for third-world nations) is the only way to reduce fossil fuel consumption.

And because the article is rambling, supporters of various remedies from AC unit regulation to thermostat regulation[0] (where regulators centrally control temperatures "only in emergencies") to even outright quotas or bans can each cite this article as justification. The unintended consequences of these are IMO anti-human.

[0] https://www.nytimes.com/2008/01/11/us/11control.html
I wonder if it would be possible for the participants themselves or their families to help pay to fund the study. Maybe not as a pay-to-play, but more like a gofundme: "If we manage to raise this much in donations, then the study can move forward."

Would you be able to say what kind of funding is needed for a study like this? Like, how large a budget is required, and what does it pay for?
You can elect to eat the same things every day if you want. There are inexpensive and really available foods that aren't incompatible with doing other stuff. You can make it pretty much automatic. Not quite as automatic as breathing, but pretty dang close.
Interesting, I hadn't actually considered partial composition, since my language is very "at the metal" and partial composition isn't possible (or rather would have to have a macro and data-structure built around it). That's a good point for a "functional-style" language though.
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> This is not even slightly supported by any available evidence

Look at it the other way — the article that you cited may serve to support the parent's argument, if this argument is that if diversity were actually a strength, then the companies that have embraced it would have outcompeted the backward companies that haven't; and we wouldn't be seeing discriminatory practices among the Fortune 500 companies, as the authors of the study that you cite claim to have observed.
Why would it need a 64 bit int? How often do you go over 2*56 in Javascript?
Bit of a self-fulfilling prophecy though, isn't it? If there aren't enough games, there won't be enough gamers. I would like to be able to use my mac as a gaming platform but the games I want to play there simply don't work on it, so I mostly use a console and have no incentive to build up a game library on it.
Why would you go into debt? Unless you borrow to exercise your stock options or get hit with the alternative minimum tax?
I am not conflating anything. I have had a very similar experience in EU and Singapore and while the case of Singapore is ethnic preference in EU it's about the language even if the working language is english.

They are the different sides of the same coin.
One could rewrite your comment and make it about how playing an instrument has become the most enjoyable part of your day, how it makes you feel productive and how it lets you play the music you like instead of listening to junk mainstream pop. The difference is that eating is an externally imposed necessity, not a hobby or an occupation one is free to choose and can stop at any time if one gets tired of it.
As a long time Firefox user, my main issue with Firefox is Mozilla itself and their focus shifting to VPNs, pocket and things non browser related.

But still love Firefox.
The Journal of Finance just published this paper: "Financial crises and political radicalization: How failing banks paved Hitler's path to power" https://www.bis.org/publ/work978.htm.
Accidental discharge of gun is a frequent cause of death in the wild, wild united states of guns. Why not also falling out of window, tripping in kitchen with knife, or eating poorly cooked meat, comrade?
I'd start with any old Docker tutorial (probably the official docs). Since your case is so simple, I bet you'll be able to pick up the concepts very quickly.

Another user recommended this, but I'd like to repeat it: https://docs.docker.com/samples/dotnetcore/

It'll hopefully end up being something like the first example in that link. A simple build step, a copy, and then running.

For SQL Server, you can either use a managed DB like RDS, or also run it in a Docker container. Up to you. Without knowing your situation, I'd personally lean towards RDS, but do some research for yourself to see what you think.
shouldn't this be donated?
Best Friends charms for nerds.

Someone with a CNC router or a laser cutter and a Python script or something could probably make some cash by selling these on Etsy.
...according to Wikipedia, that is

;)
Even more wild is that the live action episodes get less done in one hour each than the source material gets done in 24 minutes.
If you're talking about the Singapore side of things, is it possible that it's not intentional? The working hours for that team are likely going to be whatever convenient for the Singapore team, so they might only have Singapore locals applying. There could be other factors like maybe the pay rate isn't good enough for expats in Singapore to apply (assuming they make more than the locals).
And you can even use it to support booting from new types of block devices.
I wonder if that went down after macOS Catalina, where Apple removed 32-bit x86 app support and nearly every game in the Steam catalog available for the Mac became unplayable overnight. That’s when I decided to give up and build a gaming PC. Maybe others came to the same conclusion.