skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
$5000 + $499* 6 for 4 resources/6 months. That's $333 per resource per month.

I don't expect good resources to be available for $333 per month anywhere.
The heated seat comparison is pointless.

The reason why this system exists is because company costs to run these products are largely ongoing. With a physical product, they release, do some updates, and then eventually release a new version to keep it going (this still largely exists with games, P2W games are the only ones who created a business model from free...and people also hate that passionately). With a digital product, you need servers which is an ongoing cost (that is sometimes a large component of overall cost) and you just keep releasing.

It is actually a better system. There is no logical reason to pay monthly for heated seats (that product is a just a loan, it isn't a subscription). There are logical reasons to pay monthly for software (when things were physical, you had buy new software every couple of years...that is how the nice things appeared, stuff today is crazy, crazy cheap...monthly models definitely de-risk the financial model but prices haven't and aren't going up).
It uses styling in a style tag and doesn't make a second call to an external stylesheet. So it has styling (although very little of it), not stylesheets.
The art of Lebohang Kganye is fascinating and beautiful.
> If they tested for longer, they'd be less likely to sell their products

Clinical trials do, indeed, last for longer: https://www.pfizerclinicaltrials.com/about/how-clinical-tria...

Here's a good overview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsfPOpE-GEs
What do the rules have to do with it? We're talking about violence-centric thinking and making blanket statements that cannot apply to non-uniform societies.

If there are some rules that say it's fine to eat poop, does that mean that everyone now has to constantly eat poop? Probably not. Same applies to all the other "you are allowed to do X" rules. If all we do is parrot what someone else wrote at some other time in some other context, we'll just get nowhere and stay in limbo forever.
To all the opinions already posted I will add just one more: none of it was given by people who know you and your kids.

They are unique and will have a set of natural and nurtured skills that are critically important when dealing with the social and psychological cornucopia that is the Internet.

This isn’t something where we have a lot good replicated research from which to draw conclusions.

We can all provide our own experience in an honest attempt to help but it will be your family that has to figure this out regardless.

Give yourself and your children the grace to make some mistakes on this journey. That you care enough to be concerned is a sign that you are a good parent.
nah i got 0 subscriptions and will keep it that way. most of my friends got 2-4 (spotify and netflix for most, apple music and disney+ for some or maybe 1 other.)
I think this is being pedantic. There are styles in a <style> tag (cause it turns out pure HTML doesn't read so well). It doesn't have external stylesheets, however.
I absolutely agree its not some conspiracy to keep people poor, more of a comment on the shortsightedness of the business community with regards to where their income comes from. I read the GP comment as businesses in general act in their best interests by introducing money into the economy by hiring staff etc. but I contend that in our smaller local industry, instead businesses have done everything from actual wage theft to consistently arguing against all forms of remuneration increases for staff against a backdrop of increasing rents, skyrocketing house prices, and significant inflation backed up by our financial press pronouncing that any extra money going to workers would crash the economy and have still been caught surprised that people don’t have money to spend.
It's fascinating seeing Rowan Atkinson's expressive face in a serious context - it's still funny.

I keep expecting something silly to happen any moment.
>Never allow a children below 12 access to internet

What in the ever living heck are you talking about...

>show they that you love them

In my opinion everything you stated is pretty much the exact opposite of showing them that you love them.

>our family policy is that all the rooms are with open doors

I guess your kids see some good sex action with you and the wife then.
It would help, some, for it to be actually possible for a Mars colony to exist, and then maybe to survive at all. But there is thus far no reason to expect that. Certainly not by relying on Starship/Superheavy, which is so far from adequate it is comical.

Starship might be adequate to keep a small moon base operating. That would be an achievement.
There is a big trend of odd videos that no adult can seem to understand. My 4-year old loves them. They star familiar characters like Mario, pac-man, siren head, huggy wuggy, etc. they use sampled sound effects repeated ad naseum. There is no plot or story that lasts more than maybe 10 seconds, but the videos can be 30 minutes. Sometimes there’s no plot or story at all.

https://www.theverge.com/culture/2017/11/21/16685874/kids-yo...
The US Constitution, the German Grundgesetz or the French Fourth Republic's Constitution all prescribe some sort of laicism - even the Turkish Constitution does so, following Atatürk's work many decades ago.

It's time for societies to actually follow their principles and constitutions and get religion out of the way in politics - but most certainly not to roll back centuries of progress in ridding the world of religion. Erdogan's Turkey is rapidly devolving into a horrible mixture of nationalism and radical Islamism in order to secure Erdogan's grab on power, and the US is on its best way to follow suit, with fanatic Evangelicals banded together with neo-Nazis and generic anti-semites having taken power in the GOP.
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He also voices Homer Simpson. Very skilled!
I'm imagining some state or APT engineers who, having reversed the mess, are then having very fraught discussions about what it could mean and getting the boss to bring in a specialist to figure out what they're missing.
Creator of Bear here. It was actually a design decision to not add comments as commenting on blogs is generally useless (the comments happen on the places where you post your content like HN, or social media). It is also very easy to be exploited by spammers so requires constant attention.
>So posting a mild complaint about your place of work on social media has become today's version of complaining to a friend in person or on the phone.

Significant difference in audience size and staying power of the comment. Telling a person privately stays private and is likely gone forever. Even if they blab to someone it's just second hand at that point. Posting shit about your employer on social media is more akin to putting it on a billboard or writing an op-ed in the paper trashing them.
How much of that competition rides on the fact that Blink isn’t supported on iOS?
> If dealing with awkwardness is your biggest concern, congratulations on your wonderful life.

This is such a narrow view on things. It's akin to saying that you can't complain about weather unless you're homeless. OP can have other problems in their life in addition to this as well, you're just projecting here that they must have sheltered life and don't have any "real" problems.

> One theory of management is to hire people who understand each other via common culture and language.

Slippery slope right there. Why would you hire a woman when team consists of all men that do regular male bonding things together after work? Why would you hire a 40+ year old with family when team currently is 25yr single guys? Generational gap would surely bring friction into communication and values, right?

In many places that'd be called discrimination.
Must be a newer feature, this was back in 2014 and there was no button.

Thankfully it was only $500 bucks or so, not $45,000.
I would much rather support the developers and development of the software if they had honest and fair business model instead of this bullshit subscription scam.

App store used to be the gem and pinnacle of the software world still 10 years ago. People used to check out the app store selection during their coffee break etc. just to see what cool new apps are available now. Because of Apples strict policy lot of low effort garbage and malware apps were non-existent.

Now though the app store is pretty much like a shady warez website filled with "FREE" scam apps. For every single "FREE" or even Paid app you now have to instantly check the reviews to see what's wrong with the app and then read the in app purchases list.

FREE but PREMIUM MEMBERSHIP for the calculator is now only $9.99 a month or $499.90 for a lifetime license! Oh, but you can still use the free app, but you'll be limited to 4 calculations per week!

Streaming services I can understand to some extend, but the endless fragmentation, decreasing quality and rising prices are making them also pretty bad deal.

Maybe the EU regulation to force Apple open iPhone will at least fix the non-streaming app issue in EU.
There is very, very little accessible water, thus very little hydrogen. Any expedition planning in situ fuel synthesis had better bring its own hydrogen.
At least the people in Europe have several months to get ready for the winter. Electric heaters, sweaters and down duvets must be in short supply already. Many are already busy insulating their water pipes. My guess is Europeans will survive the cold this winter better than Putin expects.
They are traceable, but generally nobody bothers to actually trace them. On top of that, most of the people who would be charged with the task to do this are somewhat out of touch with how the (digital) world works.

I'm curious to see how laws and law enforcement around the world actually perceive this, especially considering the very different ways in which things like order bombing or swatting exist/don't exist in various countries.
I always thought RoboCop was a sober documentary from the future showing the outcome of current and future US policies? Only half joking :)
I'd welcome less aggression and one-upmanship in workplaces also.
Yea, I think delta matters more than just being objectively better. Going from those crappy iPhone default headphones to even a cheap pair of Sony earbuds made a huge difference. Going to the next level, our expectations say it should be a similar jump, which doesn't come, and we feel let down. The hype doesn't match.
> If diversity was actually a strength, then it wouldn't take such a monumental effort (of actual discrimination, no less) to achieve it.

Something being worthwhile and it being hard to achieve are unrelated. It might be hard to drink a bottle of hot sauce, but it's not particularly worthwhile. It's easy to lock the door when leaving the house, but it's likely to be worthwhile.
‘How to Tell a Story’ Review: Aristotle in the Writers’ Room
2014 Vrbětice ammunition warehouses explosions
My love affair with mediocre coffee started after increasingly being stuck in line behind fussy people ordering ever more increasingly complicated requests. Now I just want someone to pour out some black coffee quickly and we can go on to do more interesting things.
Years ago I saw a NZ comedian called “boy with the tape on his face” with some Spanish speakers. They LOVED it, as did I. This is a wordless comedy show that also transcends language. He is known as “tape face” today with residency in Vegas.

There is something special and innately human about visual and physical comedy transcending language. Strongly recommended.
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If I had to guess I'd say that the generally worse health outcomes for Latinos means that things just don't have that much room to get worse as they age. In terms of COVID vax rates among blacks and latinos is lower than it is amongst whites and asians so that's not helping. Look at how much higher the mortality rate is for younger Latinos… yikes.
It was the excessive knockoffs that got us to quit our Prime too. Nowadays, I forego the 2 day "free" shipping for peace of mind that the product I get is straight from the vendor and the price difference is negligible.
Creator here. So it may be a bit pedantic, but yes, there are styles (pure HTML isn't the most pleasant to read) but no external stylesheets.

I ran a bunch of tests when setting it up to see what loads faster and it turns out the <style> tag in the head, with such minimal styles outperformed external stylesheets (even though the browser can cache them). With styles so small once the html page is loaded (at 2-5kb gzipped) the styles are immediate, whereas even if retrieving from browser cache the html needs to load first before it can take effect.

The second bit with Fathom analytics is that users can optionally connect Fathom to their accounts (this is the only analytics tool you can connect since they have a track record of being trustworthy). But yes, it is technically included JS.
Verhoeven is a true genius. His ability to make truly deep serious movies camouflaged as popcorn movies is absolutely mind blowing. I love everything he has done.
There isn’t any other motivation. It’s like asking if you should learn to how make pastry dough from scratch. Sure, if you want to, but unless you’re a baker, there’s no real need. You just go buy pastries someone else already made.
The first count “PIL C” is for the C implementation of PIL including library code.
Fun fact: if you set a date: in the future (not sure how much but 2042-01-01 worked), neither the HTML index nor the SSH interface will list your post -- though it's definitely here and accessible using the filename.
my gmail is my <lastname>@gmail.com

It's not a super-common lastname, but there are probably several hundred people with it in the US.

I get all sorts of email for people whose address is some variant of it, like <firstname.lastname>@gmail.com. I've gotten plane tickets, paypal payments, cancer diagnoses, Bar Mitzvah and Wedding invitations, college transcripts, all sorts of personal information.

In many cases, I don't think it's the fault of the person with the email; I think they give their email as "firstname.lastname@gmail.com" and some clerk just uses "lastname@gmail.com"
Is there s bungie non game studio?
It takes profound self-understanding to post such an insightful comment.
> I like my steaks borderline completely raw, but I’ll admit it’s because I’ve been around steak snobs

I usually like my steaks straight up raw, but most steak snobs I know insist on medium-rare as the "perfect" temperature. Truthfully, I won't usually complain about anything from tartare to medium, and you're right, the different amount of doneness has a drastic effect on flavors and sometimes you just want one flavor profile or another.
It is very far from clear that Starlink is even sustainable. It needs many times more full-price subscribers than can afford it. Expect available data rates to plummet as more sign up.

And, anywhere with trees around (e.g., here), it doesn't work.
When to use a two page login
I also live in a major US city and everyone I know pays for at least a handful of subscriptions. Some people in my friend group share subs with each other, and/or with family. My mother and I split a few newspapers and media subscriptions. I'd say on average, most people I know pay for 5-10 subs and have access to 10-15.

Yet no one can share TruTV with me!

It's especially hard to imagine not having a music subscription these days.
Plus their excessive pushing of 'woke' crap turned normal people away. Who would have thought most people don't want coercive brainwashing but just entertainment ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Does this change help 3rd parties (e.g. the Green party)?
I am loving this. Just created my first blog post.

1) Lists and Prose seem identical. Is there an actual difference?

2) Is there a way to actually just paste in pastes.sh? Like, without having to create a local file. I guess I can do a FIFO or something but I hate having to google bash jujutsu commands
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Also works with an annual cancellation of my credit card.
The older, non-web versions of most of those things are still available to pirate. I’d find it hard to believe that the marginal improvements found in the online versions would have any significant impact on the poverty reduction effects of even having a decade-old version of things like the Office Suite or Photoshop.
I love all the deeply obfuscated junk and weird bitwise stuff... and then `fix_ios6`
What you’re missing out if you don’t try Ubuntu Core 22
Why is the odds generator run on the client?
Ad hominem attacks are banned here.
But whether all their basins are connected, or whether there are just multiple equivalent basins, is much less clear.

What do you mean by "connected"?
When the BA.6 wave starts.
> If your smart enough to work for one of these, your smart enough to learn the basics of corporate equity law.

Maybe in theory, but that doesn't work for me. I can build a computer out of a bucket of transistors and then program it to recognize your grandma, but the minute somebody starts trying to explain equity compensation my eyes glaze over. Then when somebody tries to explain the myriad ways the IRS can ruin my life with every mechanism of equity compensation, I run for the hills.

Just pay me cash, thank you very much. And a lot of it.
The Battle of Britain is generally accepted to have had a peace treaty with Britain as a (failed) strategic objective, thus putting it “out of the picture”.
If you told me in 1996 (first year on the internet, quite a hopeful young lad) that in the future, $MEGACORP would know where I was within meters every minute of every day, I would have told you it was a dystopia, regardless of what they planned to use that data for.

This is a digital dystopia that we sleepwalked into.
So not for profit? What about healthcare? Food? etc etc etc
Plus one for 'as long as it's not down the middle'. Or, nothing by half measures.

Gas station coffee is a Rite. I am not a maniac, I use a burr grinder for locally & lightly roasted beans, and a v60. With an electric kettle that's about a five minute process, $1.30/300ml.

On the other hand, nothing beats an early morning pop-in to the 7/11, couple 24oz "Regular Roast" cups, slide the cardboard sleeves on, fit the lids, pack of non filtered Camels, and, as you say, a long trip in the car.
Does the California power grid still need to perform load shedding during peak usage, or have they added additional capacity?
Sure, but that's the problem of the hosted language's compiler and not the JIT. Then the optimization pass turns into compiling the redefined method to WASM which can then be JIT compiled and inlined, so deoptomization isn't as bad (at least only the compilation unit has to be ditched)
Regardless of subsidies, corn is a very efficient calories per acre crop if the land and climate supports it, which is somewhat uncommon.
Why would I use ssh to manage a blog? What a weird interface. Maybe I'm not hackering hard enough. I'll pass.
Few years ago I essentially went the same way though only up to a demo (because someone else got the contract) , but the target was to modify the ETL pipeline that before was implemented in hard coded T-SQL stored procedures and a Java app whose source code was evidently lost and recreated with disassembler.

The constructs in Blockly would have been used to generate the transform queries that turned input data into all kinds of summaries in snowflake schema
I think the negative content about the employer was the fact that her employer was monitoring their employees through the webcam, anything directly said about the company I see is other users reacting to the employer's surveillance.

The employee is just stating a fact about their employer which everyone feels is scandalous or negative including the employer themselves.
The context here is that every time one politician’s or party’s email goes to spam more often than the other’s, they whip everybody into an anti-Google frenzy about “political manipulation”.

Google, as usual, is insightful in their response: by acting quickly and aggressively to separate users into classes, they minimize the number of users who benefit from one class’s wins, and turn users against each other to disrupt the formation of any unified movement that questions Google’s unilateral control of email.
It's not needed anymore now that Total Cookie Protection AKA First-Party Isolation is now a Firefox feature.
Rocket is the best! Upgraded from a Gaggia Classic (which my dad is now enjoying). The fact that I can make a latte that I genuinely think is better than a lot of the coffee places around me has really taken my snobbery to the next level (joking … sort of)
> The mass shooting and terrorism rate there increasing

There have been 4 "mass shootings" in Norway[1]

One in 1988 (4 deaths) - perpetrator was insane, with no motive

One in 2011 (77 killed) - perpetrator was a Neo-Nazi terrorist

One in 2021 (5 killed) - perpetrator was insane, with no motive

One in 2022 (2 killed) - perpetrator was an Islamic terrorist

The rate per year there is so low that any real attempt to measure the rate is lost in random variations. I think it's fair to say the rate is higher over the last 20 years than the previous 20 but beyond that is difficult.

And I don't think you can draw any substantive conclusions from that.

> Along with steady suicide rates despite massively increasing spending on it.

Suicide rates have declined substantially since the 1990s.

"From 1990 to 2000 the suicide rate declined and stabilized at the levels that we have today. In 2020, the suicide rate was 12.3 per 100 000 inhabitants. This is 25 per cent lower than in 1990 when the rate was 16.4 per 100,000 inhabitants"

It is now roughly the same as most Western countries, and much lower than Finland or in Eastern Europe, Russia, China or Japan.

One could argue that shows Norway has been successful in reducing suicide and that ~10/100,000 people is a floor.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Mass_shootings_in_Nor...

[2] https://www.fhi.no/en/op/hin/mental-health/suicide/
Polyomino packing is solved by Set cover.
> This does not make sense.

You're clearly not an actuary or -- more importantly -- an insurance exec. Just because there isn't a perfect causal link doesn't mean that the correlation isn't useful for minimizing risk.

I'd wager that at least a double digit percentage of young males are as careful as young females in their driving behavior. From the insurance perspective, who cares? The risk pool still pays a premium.
Oh, my son figured out some of them and I congratulated him. He’s actually figured out a bunch, but he’s also old enough that it’s time for him to start getting more access.
But in the real world the old taxes are never removed, despite promises.
It's not undeniable. Dark roasts are much more difficult to get right and be consistent with. Many roasters can't do it, so they're happy to promote the idea that people who like dark roasts are coffee dilettantes. To me, it's similar to how so many American microbreweries go crazy with hops.
That is mentioned in the article, along with its deficiencies.
Inside the article a nice contrast can be found:

>> “Things are going to break,” she said. “We have an aging fleet that’s being run harder than it’s ever been run.”

>> Also See: Texas Confident Stressed Grid Will Hold Up Amid Summer Heat

Seems to me that one statement is rooted in experience, science and measurable facts, while the other is nonsense.