skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you squint hard enough, ModPlug Tracker / OpenMPT kinda sorta looks like a spreadsheet https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5e/OpenMPT-... . It runs the timeline top to bottom
Made with AI. Gopro footage of Mar A Lago raid by FBI Agents, hyperdetailed,cinematic:: --ar 9:16
It's weird, Britain is usually hawkish above and beyond most nations when it comes to FA, including the US.

I would have expected this from France/Germany perhaps.
Your personal sensitivities about travelling with a laptop are not shared by the majority. Laptop fans are in no way noisy enough to cause a distraction for yourself or others.

Making a VM copy from a NAS every time I decided to step outside and work say on the back deck in a different environment with trees and some sun is anything but convenient.

There seems to be a perpetuation falsehood in these discussions that the only time you would need to use a laptop is when travelling a substantial distance from home, which can not be anymore further from the truth than is possible.

Lastly, laptops are not the sole domain of developers and you don’t need to ‘embrace virtualization’ simply because it exists.
Chris wasn't who OP should have used as an example. He was also charged with incest (which made for very weird reading since Chris now uses she/her[1]).

When people do insane shit online for internet fame they don't really get to cry when it goes sideways.

The world is full of crazy people, especially online.

I think it's crazy having seen the advent of the internet, to watch it devolve into people begging for attention/money.

I wish so bad we could go back to usenet and geocities when people posted out of love and passion, but 'You can never go home'.

[1] https://www.businessinsider.in/thelife/news/online-creator-c...
Good to know. and it seems to be tuneable with `knob_min_available_space_ratio`[0], as 10% free space on a 4TB drive would be 400GB.... Not exactly hurting for space there.

[0] https://forums.foundationdb.org/t/brand-new-macos-installati...
It is funny how long the approximation "subtract from 2000" to keep math simple sticks.
It has to withstand exactly the same forces as the torsion arm used here.
What about lockdown mode? I install minimal apps and I for one am excited to try this out. https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2022/07/apple-expands-commitm...
You could lose your rights to teach for many years as teachers are supervised by independent curatory system.

If you get blamed a lot you can also get a court case.

You are on a lose-lose position as a teacher.
The lack of headphone jack is explained solely by the fact that the consumer now how to buy a pair of wireless headphones. That is the only reason.
I've finished reading to the end. I'm not sure if you've got the beginning and end of the blogpost very cohesive, but I can admit that I didn't read the whole post before typing a bit earlier.

In any case, I think its an interesting point you bring up, because I think it brings up what I feel are misunderstandings of the Catholic faith and our understanding of holiness. Especially because the Buddhist interpretation of Nirvana seems more popular in pop culture today.

I would argue that Jesus's warning against self-centered, egotistical holy men was one of his greatest messages. That holy men will tend to become egotistical like the pharisees. In contrast, Jesus's first Apostles were tax collectors and fishermen, and he preached to the Gentiles (ie: non-Hewbrew / non-holy people).

That is to say: the contradiction is a cornerstone of Catholicism. Jesus wants us to become more holy and religious, but also warns us that the pursuit of religion has a corrupting effect upon our soul that we need to watch out for.
Good example!

I was trying to use A-frame a bit back, another contender. https://aframe.io/ Somewhat ashamed to admit, I fell on my face a couple times trying to get the legacy cjs modules building with a couple toolchains & put my 3d web projects back in deep-freeze. https://github.com/aframevr/aframe/issues/3732

Briefly, it does make me a bit sad that React isn't the real dom. I doubt very much any of these solutions make the content actually available in view-source. Which, like, 10 years ago would get you 20 lashings for bad behavior. Now-a-days? Normal, react & elsewhere. Un-page content is anti-user.
Not many people did before those networks shut down, as far as I saw. You can get 3G phones with swappable battery and headphone jacks and physical keyboards too though, can't you?
Wrong. If the work were unpublished however then that would be a very different situation.
I have to disagree. 480p on the web might awful, but a well encoded DVD still looks really good
After twenty years of inciting and funding far right organisations across the world to build a white AlQaeeda to fight Russia in Ukraine, the West now says it's Russia stirring the right wing (checks notes) to fight in a proxy war against Russia. Cool. Makes no sense. Got it.
On the contrary contrary, some of the best most thought-provoking course designs are in the desert. Check out red rock golf trail. But yes, it probably invokes rage as well :).

If you're trying to tell me that this somehow "invokes emotion":
https://imgur.com/a/GahY00u

But this does not "invoke emotion", where every tree, every piece of grass and turn of the landscape was intentional:
https://imgur.com/a/3EY3A99

I'd say bologna.
If you would like to write home about this Discord problem, please consider filing Bugzilla bug report with a memory log from Firefox’s about:memory page and a performance profile using the Firefox Profiler:

https://profiler.firefox.com/

A profile can make a bug with vague or difficult steps to reproduce surprisingly actionable.
Glad it worked out.

For anyone else thinking of doing this I’d recommend asking for this up front. If a company isn’t open to it, then they’re not going to be later on after you’ve both invested all that time.
Someone that hasn’t been mentioned yet is Dominic Cummings. His Twitter page and Substack are fantastic.
>For comparison - we currently pay more per year to keep our 1 year old child in daycare (roughly ~15,000/yr)

>I think comparing the costs between the 5 year olds in our daycare and the 6 year olds entering first grade is entirely fair.

Which is it, you're paying for a 1 year old or a 5 year old? What daycare do you go to that 5 year olds pay the same rate as an infant?

What would be "fair" is to not lie, and be truthful and say your original comment was comparing an infant (or 1 y/o) to school child, and not play switch-a-roo to now say we're talking about 5 year olds which in most states requires something like 1/3 the number of caregivers per child as a 1 year old.
And you expect most doors to be locked.
I've been using make for a while now, but have never seen the $(@D) variant for target. I didn't know about .RECIPEPREFIX, either. Does anyone know if these were additions in the recent versions of make?

I could only find release notes in the mailing list [0]. Initial searches didn't turn up anything.

[0]: https://lists.gnu.org/archive/cgi-bin/namazu.cgi?query=gnu+m...
Well a large portion of them literally corrode their components if left to themselves.

https://hackaday.com/2020/12/14/save-your-original-xbox-from...
I didn't mean that, I mean they should count differently. An autistic guy you couldn't literally touch without him screaming can't be counted in the same class of autistic people that social interact much more.
I believe HN's website has a rate-limiter even for viewing, which the HN API doesn't have.
He had no secret wife, but 3 non-secret official affairs. The last one with Sophie Hess lasting for 18 years, in which she had a second lover.
https://oe1.orf.at/programm/20190122/540398/Die-geheimen-Lie...

The rumor is that his first love interest in Russia Anna Desry preferred the mathematician Franz Lemarges.
My problem with Samsung is that depending on your region you get a different CPU.
I think it's very much a west-coast / upper-middle-class liberal thing. I noticed it dramatically when I moved to the west coast (Seattle, in my case).

People think it's being polite and decent but to me it just seems boring.

Anecdotally I think 'taker'-ness is associated with immigrant cultures (Jewish and Italian come to mind, but I think it includes others also).
> I mean… you can imagine a history being stiched together serverside.

And since Git has a builtin mechanism for tracking such things, called branches, we could ask users to create a new one. Then add a possibility for people to comment on the proposed change. Sounds like you're incrementally reinventing PRs.
4. Help dilute the Chromium monopoly
Sony Phones are still great BTW (if they sell them in your country that is).
I have greatly enjoyed certain periods of time in some jobs, say for 3-6 months when I'm working on great stuff.

But even during those times, I'm not like in love with every minute or even every day of it. Its more like a sense of energy to learn/do something, or a feeling of accomplishment/pride when i hit a milestone. Maybe a joy in learning something new and cool sometimes. I think thats the closest you can get to loving a job - its fleeting moments of specific positive feelings.

The day to day is still just work - JIRA and dumb bugs, annoying tasks, boring meetings, broken dev environments, frustrating APIs and code blah blah :p
How do cash transfers impact the people who don’t receive them? (2019)
In the sense of

Give the spotlight o another person,

or Take the spotlight and hold on to it.
Wow, didn’t notice it was that low. Thanks for walking me through this — I might try to tackle this problem next. Very interesting.
For some reason Google still doesn't manage to sell in many countries.
... you get boom and bust cycles even with a perfectly played straight gold standard because people can invest more than others save and you can save more than others invest.

>The incentives to invest in productive investments have been neglible compared to the returns on unsound investments; and the investment environment has never been so risky.

What do you expect from a system that avoids full employment at all costs? How exactly is there supposed to be competition over employees without full employment? There is no incentive to do anything productive because some people pointlessly work their ass off for the benefit of money they never intend to spend which displaces other people who then end up in a sort of reserve pool of labor that accept bottom barrel pay who get scooped up by unproductive businesses because the labor is so cheap you can use it wastefully.
Big Problems and Small Problems under load
Wait till you hear about the deceptive process of "Kurdaitcha" in the aboriginal communities. I imagine there was similar behavior across most hunter-gather societies.
The secret world of trading nudes
I agree however the problem is that you can probably find someone claiming to be Christian that lives as a "pawn for the gods". That kind of legalism slips into peoples lives. Especially the kind of people that are not fully convinced but go along for other reasons. Often these people become strong champions against Christianity, as it's a pretty horrible way to live. If you think that is the way Christianity is supposed to be it's no wonder you'd try to prevent others from living that way.

Her statement:
"They could bring logic and the scientific method to bear and actually fix things that were bad, wrong, or deadly. That is our inheritance, and a priceless one at that. We were given tools, not answers. But those tools, when properly deployed, transform human lives."

Lines up with the Christian purpose for people:
"God blessed them and said to them, “Be fruitful and increase in number; fill the earth and subdue it. Rule over the fish in the sea and the birds in the sky and over every living creature that moves on the ground."

But we all misunderstand each other all the time. I'm sure I don't fully understand the authors beliefs. I'd love for her to meet some "Christian nationalists" to find out what they really want. I think we all have more common ground than most realize. It's a shame things have become so tribal.
Driverless cars: Self-driving cars on UK roads by 2025, says report
Tell HN: Google Cloud suspended our production projects at 1am on Saturday
TLDR; never use google cloud systems for production.

Google cloud suspended all our projects due to the billing issue in their system they had.

Despite reassurances "your account will not be suspended" while communicating with billing support, all the projects were suspended at 1am on Saturday.

All the account payments were made and the billing cards are valid. There are no outstanding bills.

Never use GCP for production.

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Edit: full story by request, long read:
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Previous month billing didn't went through. Not sure if this was due to the billing outage google had (https://status.cloud.google.com/products/oLCqDYkE9NFWQVgctQTL/history) or financial transaction issue, however we went ahead and made a manual payment covering all the outstanding amount + extra. Despite the payment made, about a week+ later we suddenly started receiving threatening emails "Your Projects are at risk of suspension". Edited and updated the billing cards. Opened a billing support request clearly mentioning this is a production environment and all the bills are paid. They were "investigating" the issue and assured the project will not be suspended.
If someday it turns out my reactor could have worked, I hope history will learn a lesson from my failure to give it the chance it deserved. I'm basically at the end of my rope.
Isn't this a bit bold?

They failed in some very public tests so now they raise prices?
Ferrari already sell enough cars in the EU per year to be subject to the 2030 ban on ICE powertrains. If they drop their manufacturing by 5-10% then they could conceivably fall into the 2035 bucket.
Lack of autonomy and abysmal pay is why I don't teach. I would love to do so, but it literally requires you to sacrifice your lifetime and lifestyle.

It's pretty simple: increase taxes on the wealthy and megacorps and pay teachers more. Also, get rid of the bureaucrats who infest education administration.
It didn't prohibit Mercedes:

https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/a39966189/2022-mercedes...

https://electrek.co/2022/07/22/mercedes-drive-pilot-review/
I'm not convinced that any sane business owner would risk their business getting shut down over something stupid like cryptocurrency.
Stop Apologizing for Bugs
It's a very cultural thing I think. I see it I guess in movies but here in Canada (Montreal) it's kind of unthinkable to me, doubly so in French. Interestingly, words are much longer in French so interrupting should make more sense but it is not done, period.
Optimism is treatable by revelation of the Keeling Curve.
Ha, that's not true! Which is what's really bizarre!

I just had a friend hit an issue where his dual SIM Xiaomi phone can roam on AT&T network on a European SIM, while AT&Ts own SIM next to it refused to connect because the carrier said the phone is "not compatible".
I like this definition of give (the spotlight) vs take (the spotlight). This works in an improv setting where all participants have something to say.

I have trouble with the other scenario -- possibly more common -- where the participants are reluctant to say much. I used to define these as takers ... they take energy from the giver (the initiator of the conversation); the giver needs to constantly re-up the energy.
Shell detonations could definitely be heard at that distance through propagation through the ground/water. Even at sea, I don’t think you’d be able to hear the muzzle blast at anywhere close to 100 miles.

Ceremonial artillery doesn't fire projectiles, just propellant charges, so it seems implausible that it could be heard at those distances.
Not only if you squint, what he made definitely looks like a tracker.
They actually managed to get a luxury bullshit ICE vehicles exception for the upcoming European ban of ICE cars.
That's fine, Next time you come across a bad search result, I hope you remember this conversation.
There's people that contribute to the LibGen ecosystem but unfortunately it in areas that don't really benefit the community. Users don't need another CLI tool for LibGen, nor does the community need another Bot. Unfortunately that's what folks do, make extensions, CLI tools and bots that benefit next to no one and release all over silly willy with no support.
"this man gives me a reason to continue pursuing unrealistic life plans"

comment on the video.... this is nice
I mean they objectively provide a better quality of life to people... Not to pick a side, but there's pros and cons to it.
In that case, the likely first winner was sleeping with all of his wives.
Totally agree with you on this one, though I am in the unique position of building a tool for engineers. If anything they more careful and considerate than commercially minded folks who just want to ship features.
This. For one project, I even write a tool to reorder keys to a specific order. And of course this has no technically reason. But I used JSON here for the human readability and that non-technical people have best changes to understand and change the data. And therefore starting with id and name on top is important than with an huge array of data.
Exactly, if you can falsify theories subject to the assumptions of the simulation, that’s still evidence.
The "they" in that sentence refers to "infrastructure organizations", not to "engineers".

The post then points out that hiring Product Managers is not a silver bullet, and that a wider cultural change where engineers talk to end users is required.
Which seems to be pretty close to what you're arguing for.
Hey, we are all going to die anyway, so that’s a baseline. The bar is pretty low :)

Now, I believe that human civilization is not there yet for coordinated global action. At the very least, it requires world peace, and we are on the brink of the next world war. Civilization can disappear even before we’ll feel consequences from climate change. Nothing is permanent.

Having said that, I think we should do everything to improve our prospects and our long-term quality of life, like building a lot of climate-safe nuclear power plants, stopping burning fossil fuels, and preparing for mass climate migration (which will not even be the first in humanity’s history). I think we’ll manage. But if not — I’m pretty sure that there are many other fine civilizations in the universe that will pass this particular test. We are not that important on the cosmic scale, and everything there is temporary anyway.
Actually a lot of satellite engineering is based around reducing weight to lower launch costs.
Yeah, w/o the engineers own desires there wouldn't be any open source community, or for a more fitting example of knowing what people want: Adblockers.
GNOME-based Linux distributions ship with DjVu support by default, and so do MATE and KDE and most document viewers for Android. But even if you're not using Linux, if you're going to spend 50 hours studying a textbook and you're part of a learning community like a university class, with dozens of people facing the same problem, one of you can spend 0.5 hours figuring out how to install DjView so you can read the textbook. That's a much easier problem to solve than finding out about Library Genesis in the first place, not to mention fixing your legal system so it's legal.
Mr. Blue Sky – But every lyric is an AI generated image
A healthy spectrum of opinions you would say?
Yeah that’s really not the vibe! That’s just stingy by your old boss.

In NZ, loads of professional firms shut down over Xmas as it’s summer. They basically make their staff take at least two weeks leave over this time because there’s no provision in employment law to force them to find work for people who don’t want to holiday then. My wife was a lawyer so she got caught up in this, used to annoy the shit out of me being forced to use so much leave at a time we did’t want to.
Heist Poscast did a great episode on Crazy Eddie: https://facebook.com/heistpodcast/posts/the-story-of-cray-ed...
It's the same for me. I really sometimes miss my colleagues but not in a way that I get depressed, sad or lonely (I have a family and 2 kids at home). I just miss talking to them, drinking a coffee or having lunch together. We still try to do this from time to time but it happens only every few months.

For working my home office is far superior.. less disruptions, better ergonomics, no commute. The only thing that I think is really better in person are whiteboard sessions. Sure you can do it online via whatever collaborative tool but it is not the same.
Ah, no hello! There's a lot of that where I am. Seems... a bit much? Like, I can't spare a second to say hi back again?
With regards to your general rule statement.

There has been a lot of discussion/reporting around the manufacturing and design of Tesla cars that is way behind that of the likes of Toyota, Nissan and Honda. The computer systems are state of the art, but in with regards to the design and manufacturing of its chassis, Tesla has been historically behind the times.

Just because Tesla doesn’t do it, doesn’t mean it’s not the right way to go.
I'll try, Didn't have good experience with my earlier bug reports to Apple and now I'm completely out of that ecosystem. In fact I found this issue when my guests have iOS devices.

Anyways here's the regex blacklist I use in PiHole to prevent Apple's reverse DNS spam -

^(?:(?:\d+\.)*\d+(?:-in\.addr\.arpa\.)?)$
I believe feeling good about the future with many specific reasons to feel good about the future is totally valid though.

Ask yourself why people in the slums of Tanzania might not be "optimistic about the future". Is it because of their poor current living situation, or is it because they don't see as much of the political, scientific, and social progress being made over time globally? I'd argue it's more likely the latter.
They have naive consumers.
+1 for using "Au contraire" in a rebuttal

What strikes me more than anything reading your comment is
not so much that we need a magazine, but we need a syllabus.
Why mirror?
How does this account for the fact that most people dont have full control of their calendar especially when working as part of a team? Very often I have to take meetings during suboptimal times for me because of scheduling conflicts with other team members.
uBlock Origin has an advanced mode (Dynamic filtering) that allows most of the config uMatrix allowed.

https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Dynamic-filtering
I used to, an internal recruiter contacted me on LinkedIn. Actually I answered quickly because the job was really interesting and the interview was the other day I think. The overall processes went over a few weeks though but eventually I asked if it's okay with the contract that I still have a freelance job on the side. HR said I could be working part-time until I'm done (or the whole time) They asked what I'll be doing the whole time and I said just going for hobby projects