skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Can two thing not be true?

1. the climate has always changed.
2. the rate of change depends on a lot things, among them how much green house gases exist in the atmosphere.

You have to have a pretty poor understanding of science to deny either one.
It’s funny. I worked in a geography with a lot of GE alums. The ICs were really good for the most part, hard workers, smart but reserved.

The managers and executives turned consultants went out of their way to tell you about how they met Jack Welch or got screamed at by Jack Welch, etc. It was weird, and moreover, they almost without exception idiots.
Ask HN: If you created something, but nobody was there, does it exist?
In a world where everyone constantly blogs and posts about their work, and discloses how it works and increasingly open sources it, what do you do if you want to keep it proprietary to avoid competitors benefiting from it? I have been in this exact situation, and by doing so, perceive to be "in the back seat" compared to those who constantly disclose and open source their work even if it is nowhere close in functionality or quality/performance.

I'm interested in hearing from other founders / entrepreneurs who have worked on projects for years, which they have publicly shown, but for which they never open sourced the source code or other intellectual property, and have encountered situations where their work has been ignored or dismissed, simply because they didn't disclose publicly how something works, or because they didn't open source their work.
The last minute of him stammering on the zoom call makes me want to hide under the bed.
They've been structurally stable under a specific, unchanging load for a very long time. If suddenly they are pressurized to 1 atm, that may very well change.
Absolutely terrible, sorry that happened.
the default judgment happened after 6 months of 'fuck around and find out' from Alex 'turn the frogs gay' Jones...

he putted around with blatant disregard for the trial and cries crocodile tears when he's found lying under oath during the damages hearing...

Alex 'you may be my neighbor but i'll eat your ass' jones is not some Bastian of freedom - he's a snake oil salesman profiting off other's pain and misery. selling 'real' pills his family makes.

He had due judgement - he had 6 months to do literally anything (He didn't raise a finger in this regard).

You don't 'not go to trial' by ignoring it... that's not how this works... not how any of this works.

BESIDES ALL THAT:

I agree with you: platforms are censoring people... that's in reaction to malicious (not just false - but intentionally crafted and designed to cause harm) information propagating through our social networks - mind viruses just like bulimia and anorexia that are shared socially - only far more potent: things like QAnnon.

information is spread not by how true it is - but by how sticky.

if malicious actors infect a network - besides censorship - the alternative is violence - either by inaction allowing the malicious mind virus to flourish - or by taking action against it.

We are in a brave new world - and we don't even know the tools we need to protect ourselves as a species from the existential threat of memetic viruses...

Maybe we just all need to stop sneezing our thoughts out onto the internet letting them congeal into this amalgamations of ideas that seem to have a life of their own.

the life status of biological viruses is suspect. I suspect viruses made of thoughts and memetic imagery can potentially reach agent-hood.
Still build on Hetzner. Just build up your architecture without relying on cloud specific services or APIs if possible and once a quarter check if you can rebuild the service on another cloud provider
"In February 2018, it was noted that Salon was preventing readers using ad blockers from seeing its content. Such users are offered a choice of disabling their blocker, or allowing Salon to run an in-browser script, using the user's resources, to mine Monero, a form of cryptocurrency."

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Not who you're replying to, but the problem I see with productivity porn is that it completely ignores the luck involved in success. We all have agency, but some people will work more hours and take more ice baths than everyone else and still end up poor and irrelevant. Some people are better off realizing they don't have "it" and taking a more relaxed approach to life.
That’s an interesting distinction. I think the in-between is the worst. At least with Gary V you know you’re getting energy and motivation. Another YouTube video skimming over lessons from Atomic Habits for the hundredth time is the mindless faux learning to avoid.
Lol. No they dont for l6-l7 ull get 200k TC a bit more if u negotiate well. For ny Ill get 500k. Trust me nyc is not twice as expensive as dublin paris or london. Also in usa they will give me 401k and free healthcare. In france or dublin ull get almost 50% tax and u will put money into a public pension that you will likely never see and that is shit
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Please explain how it's wrong without simply saying you prefer other solutions, which was the case with Ariadne :) Dead code elimination is a common construct in software engineering. There's nothing magical about apps and their dependencies. They are relatively straight forward to identify and for the web apps with static assets there are helpers to help you ensure you got everything.
If I still worked in such a place, I'd be willing to try the experiment with $100.

On the other hand I'd speculate that in a workplace, people are more likely to pick up $3 than they are to pick up $100. "It's just a couple bucks, somebody probably just forgot it here"
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Nothing lasts forever, but Emacs has enough momentum behind it that I'd be shocked if it dies within our lifetime (assuming there's no general collapse of technological civilization, of course). Even if the FSF were to become defunct, enough people care about Emacs and are involved with it that somebody will continue developing it.

VSCode's development is so totally dominated by one company that it's hard to imagine it continuing to go strong if they decided to discontinue it (Cf. the fate of Atom).
Whoops. You're right. I thought you had misread the comment, but instead, I had misread the comment.

I had read "The bar also got a lot lower back then." and missed a critical word. Sorry!
They do. With the caveat that only the js bundle can be pushed via ota. If your app changes that touch the native implementation requires a traditional review. Check out Expo publish and Microsoft Codepush.
> Perhaps not Linux, but I suspect there would be a place here for a Unix-like platform that feels familiar.

It's just a tiny microcontroller, how could it run a Unix-like?
notepad could be built by a smart 12 year old over a weekend

and a terminal is a pretty common single person open source project

meanwhile the shell has something like 7 different styles of context menu, with several new ones added with every major release
extreme backwards compatability is my guess. There is probably some ancient program a business is running somewhere out there which depends on the control panel, or that random button, being there for whatever reason.
U.S. Gas Prices Have Fallen for 50 Straight Days
For compression or similar ratio is used.
Point taken regarding the the dollar denominated KPI opposed to goods shipped.

>if you and I were on a boat in the ocean and I'm prying up planks from the hull to make children's toys, you would not care how efficiently I am making those toys.

I would care about efficiency if the boat is full of other toy makers and people demanding toys.

In that case, I would care very much about making sure that the toys are coming from the most efferent makers.

I don't think is fair to assume that amazon business growth is entirely newly stimulated consumption. that is to say, they aren't capturing sales from other distributors and companies.

It may well be the case that the carbon footprint for a amazon order is worse than driving to a brick and mortal Walmart. That would be a lot more valuable insight.
LLVM to Common Lisp Transpiler
Not surprising when the penalty for giving away my personal info is apparently four dollars and sixty-six cents.
I'm not sure I agree with this. The prices that things sold at might have been cheaper 20 years ago, but the advent of the web with used-goods marketplaces has allowed people to access things that were previously not available or hard to find.

I can go onto ebay and order things from the US that were never available locally in my home country. The same with Yahoo! Auctions for items sold only to the Japanese market. And not only can I access things that I couldn't before, but I can easily search for things. Want a copy of an obscure record? No need to search dozens of local stores - Discogs will probably have a few copies for sale. Need a book to complete a collection? Try a quick search on Amazon or Abebooks.

While the prices that things sell for may be higher, I find that it is considerably easier to collect things now than it would have been before the web.
It was always mandatory, that statement is untrue
It does. The react native metro server will watch for file changes and hot reload the javascript bundle.
Modern GNU Emacs isn't really comparable to vim in this respect, since people use it with tons of bells and whistles. Emacs is probably better described as a "framework for building custom IDEs" than as a "text editor". Yes, vim plugins exist but my impression is that using stock vim with no plugins and only a bit of configuration is much more mainstream than doing a similar thing with emacs.

I'm sure people are out there who just use stock emacs, but I'm not sure why you would do so instead of using something simple like nano.
I hate it when amazon comes to my house and beats me for not buying enough products.
They have too much money to fail.
I must have hit a nerve. Saying that computers are used more often and by more people makes my assessment even more impactful.
I'm no mathematician and it wouldn't often be my choice of phrasing, but it seems unambiguous and clear to me; your definition is much stranger/less intuitive to me.

We're clear on 'x is two times larger than y', right?

x = 2*y

An equivalent statement is 'y is two times smaller than x', but it conveys a construction more like:

y = x/2

Which, since we're speaking English sentences, might change the emphasis/implication.
A couple years ago I was trying to get ahold of Michael Spivak's Differential Geometry series. It was impossible to find copies of the book without paying 4 figures on sketchy listings off eBay, Craigslist, Amazon, or AbeBooks. Eventually I decided to dig around and see if I could contact him directly. When I found his contact info, I kindly wrote him an email, to which he took several months to respond. After several months of waiting for a reply, he surprisingly responded to me several months later. We continued to communicate and I sent payment to him via PayPal, and received the books. It was only a few months later that I found out he had passed away. I just found out, per a PDF on tug.org, that "he suffered a broken hip earlier in the fall, and had been confined to an extended care facility following that mishap."[1] Very sad to see him go, but I am forever grateful that he took the time to patiently work with me to obtain copies of his books. Today, his books are all available at mathpop.com, it seems the distributor got the series hooked into Amazon so they're more easily accessible.

[1] https://tug.org/TUGboat/tb42-3/tb132beeton-spivak.pdf
Yeah, I actually bought the textbook in '03, a few years before Half-Blood Prince was published. The whole experience did ruin the twist a bit as I saw it coming a mile away.
Any recommendations for people already finding they have trouble doing squats (other than going to PT)?
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Oh thanks! I totally misunderstood too.
Wait… so does this mean the moon really IS made of Swiss cheese?
I've only had to use `apk` for a Dockerfile layer when we were really trying to minimize the footprint of an image. From what I could tell, there was no discernible difference from `yum` or `apt`. What are the features that make it stand out to you?
Was driving through Oxnard and saw miles of sod grass farms. Maybe the most rediculous thing i've ever seen given that there are water restrictions for normal people watering gardens.
KorGE 3.0 — Kotlin-Native Multiplatform Game Engine
So... did you keep it?
Avoiding jogging (in lieu of gaining obesity/any various degree of issues that come from lack of exercise) in fear of getting hit by a car seems irrational, wouldn't you agree?

You should strive for "perfect". If "perfect" is healthy and healthy means go for a run (with risks), you have to weigh it against the alternative (don't run, be unhealthy).
Walmart lays off corporate employees after slashing forecast
Duh Bob
Agreed! I injured my knee back in January, and my physical therapist's main focus has been on strengthening my all the muscles around the knee in addition to the knee itself. It's been a slow recovery, but I can definitely see how it works better this way.

My sister has been having foot and hip problems, and her PT has been taking a whole-musculature approach to healing those issues. It's really nice to see these kind of thoughtful interventions, rather than immediately getting prescribed a steroid shot, or, worse, surgery.
Server tier memory bandwidth. Nice. Comparison: 8 channel DDR4-3200 RDIMM
The problem is being smart lands you in positions of power today but being wise has no value towards that.

Everyone knows UBI can’t possibly work but enough people who are or think they are smart will find every way possible to convince themselves and others it not only can work but it’s obvious why it will. Ignoring thousands of years of humans that said “no”.

We have a paleo-phobia problem today where for whatever reason there are a lot of people that are pretty sure the entire history of humanity has been wrong about most things and we are the fortunate ones to know better, today. Without ever considering that we are possibly just cascading our problems due to our unwise choices.

Regardless, history has shown that decadence is the end of a culture.
Intel is also building a new fab in Germany. So no, it's not just the US.
In C and other such languages, the comparison operators return 0 or 1. So that gives 1 special status.
"It was originally created by Kelly but he managed to transmit the spirit to a successor, who wrote an interesting book about his time (80's and 90's) called 'stealth'."

The time period doesn't quite match up, but I found Skunk Works: A Personal Memoir of My Years at Lockheed by Ben R. Rich https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0316743003/ to be quite interested if not quite as interesting as I'd hoped when I bought it.
When I saw qemu/utm on m1 mac, I was wondering how hard it would be to run the same utm arm images on windows with qemu, surprisingly, not bad. Hardest part was the missing documentation to get everything working, as UTM is pretty automated on osx.
Nix the language can compile OCI (Open Container Initiative) format images that can be deployed/ran/executed via Docker or k8s?

Or is that Nix the package manager? Does Nix the package manager compile Nix the language images?
I recently got into DnD. There's potentially groups in your area. You can find them at local game shops. In addition, there's terrain crafting, world-building, map-making, etc thrown in. You can see a fine example @ https://www.youtube.com/c/RPArchiveOfficial
Visual C++ turns 30 next February.

So maybe there's an exception for tools with Visual in the name.

And all of Office.
hmmm part of me thinks the people who need it will reverse engineer it and rebuild a version of it, or they will find a more accessible / opensource alternative, or will pay someone to make it or to give them access to it.

those who dont need it simply wont give a f?
>> At this point, Google's problem is not "lazy workers", is lack of vision and direction.

Precisely. This is why Google has a reputation for killing off products after a few years and why they had multiple competing message apps with disjoint features.
Emacs won't disappear... the way every "more intuitive" editor will

Adoption rates of intuitive IDEA and Visual Studio, while not quite as
old, have long pushed Emacs into niche territory. Emacs hasn't
disappeared only in the sense any venerable UNIX utility hasn't.
It starts terrible (I have read extracts of the first chapters to others and they don't fail to get laughs that the author did not intend) but you get used to its and the writer improves making it a very nice read by the end.

Overall, I would recommend to not give up in the first chapters.
'Youngest' antibiotic kills bacteria via a new two-step mechanism
you wont recover if you think it is too late. you are 37 lol still young, still got a lot of time.

perspective.
I remember we had a forum group where 1 person each assignment would go to library to find out which question matched the one in the old book so his or her fellow peers all went out and bought the old one
It looks like the vmnet patches made it into QEMU - maybe try setting the network device to use that:

-netdev vmnet-macos,id=net,mode=bridged -device virtio-net-pci,netdev=net

Note: You'll need to run QEMU as root to use vmnet, non-root usage requires an entitlement.
s per the official documentation, we can use express.Router class to create a modular and mountable route handlers. A Router instance is a complete middleware and routing system; for this reason, it is often referred to as a “mini-app”.
Very true, I don't even know how it would be possible without OCR that's "smart" about regions or a universal library in use that presented a way for software to see "what's going on" (pretty much a DOM equivalent)
I mostly agree, but there are exceptions. For my birthday a couple years ago my son showed up with a couple cardboard boxes full of books. Turned out to be a complete set of "Great Books of the Western World," worth well over $1,000. He had picked it up for about $30 at an estate sale a couple days before.
Oh ... I might need to do a high school math refresher soon.

The number sounded a bit silly.
in my specific case there has been a VC-funded startup that tried to do the same thing, in a different market, and created a shittier version of the product, then went bankrupt, as they couldn't make the product better. we are talking hardware here, and the market was not the problem (their market was bigger). so rather than getting in touch and making a deal, they decided it was better to go under (and the VC was familiar with what we had and that we were already in the market).
I got pretty used to using Mutt back in the day. I was pulling my email from my ISP via IMAP, running Procmail on it and putting it into maildirs. Somewhere along the lines I got really lazy and Gmail became "good enough". I will admit that it's much nicer for viewing and sending rich content.
I hope you are not trying to make your point here by saying that Pharma's R&D is all about "fucking around and finding out if this drug will kill you or save you"? Or do you?

If so, are you implying that by curing death we will ultimately enp up as a civilization ruled by immortal Hitlers?
I think that is an amazingly cynical take.

You think that people knowingly want their lives to be worse to spite Biden?

If Biden could wave a magic wand and make everyone rich with no ill effects, you think people would say no?

I think just about everyone wants what they think is best for their family and children.
I guess it depends on your specific problems, but my general advice would be to start small. Don't worry about getting a deep squat at first; start shallow. You can also use a chair back or counter to support some of your weight.

Take it slow, and start off preferring more sets of fewer reps. If 4 or 5 reps is all you can do, that's fine!

Work your way up over a period of weeks or months, increasing the depth of the squat and number of reps. If you're using something to support some of your weight, slowly wean yourself off of that. Eventually you'll want to be doing fairly deep squats, 10+ reps per set, while holding some light weights. But it's ok if it takes you months (or even over a year) to get there.

(This is of course not medical advice; you should speak to a doctor who knows your specific situation before starting a new exercise regimen, especially if it's something you're already having trouble with.)
They are training to be academics
imo it is the amount they can get away with, especially with their first mover advantage back then.

sometimes it costs more to move to another vendor than to just stick with their high prices.