skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Almost certainly undiagnosed. A similar thing happened when we stopped stigmatizing left handedness. There was a sharp increase in lefties over the next decade, then it leveled off at whatever the natural point is.

I expect autism, depression, trans identities, lgb identities, etc. are all things that are becoming more accepted and we're going to see a sharp rise in them followed by them leveling off at whatever the natural level is.
Well, when the fields are right next to each other, I dunno. Anyway, I'd rather go on pictures and videos over some random commenter online.
At this point, I'm not sure how many of the Reddit reviews are valid, either.

Marketers may be dumb, but they're not stupid - all it takes is a few people to notice Google starting to add "reddit" to their autocomplete, start looking around, figure out what's going on, and then suddenly the whole "SEO"/marketing spam sphere is aware of it and will start making sockpuppet accounts.
For fashion, the alternatives are places like RealReal where you ship to them and they authenticate and sell. The problem is that they take like a 40% cut and will lower your asking price if it does not sell after a certain amount of time.

I almost would pay for an authentication service I would bring the item to, to check the condition of the item and handle shipping. If Ebay provided these, it would help stop scammers.
Co-author of OP here, cool to see this post come up again.

An even more challenging situation that I've seen since is the 1-1-1 management system (manager manages 1 person, who in turn manages another). When that arises, you really need to fix it as soon as possible, either by rearranging, or hiring people to spread the number of reports.
How can you compare CPU without handling variables like cooling? The MacBook Air and MacBook Pro both use an M2, but they tested the one without active cooling versus a competitor that does have active cooling. Wouldn't the MBP be a better comparison between the CPU? The MBP performs better with the same CPU as the MBA due to additional cooling capabilities.
This piece shows little awareness of Philip K. Dick's work or the circumstances of his life. PKD wasn't on the typical agenda of a sci-fi author, so it won't really work to analyze his work that way. PKD's fiction doesn't have any clear goal of futurology, deeply analyzing technology (like, say, Arthur C. Clarke) or presenting dystopias (like, say, George Orwell). A Scanner Darkly was written at a tough time in his life and was autobiographical in some fragmentary way. Tessa Dick made a sci-fi novel out of it, but the veneer over 1960s California is paper-thin.

It would be more adequate to say that PKD focused on spiritual and religious subjects, particularly the nature of reality and how the "little creatures" suffer and struggle to survive. This isn't a mode of futurology. PKD struggled with the symptoms of diagnosed schizophrenia and his work powerfully reflects that personal struggle. "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep" is about a spiritual dystopia that doesn't center the replicants at all - that theme of "our idea of the human" comes rather from Ridley Scott.

Then comes the political pivot near the end of this blog post. PKD didn't predict COVID-19 or even try. It's spectacularly unclear that he was trying to warn us about the "danger" of qualified scientists telling us that it would be helpful to get vaccinated and wear masks to reduce the death and disability caused by a lethal pandemic. COVID-19 has killed over a million people in the US alone - hundreds of 9/11s worth. This isn't a conspiracy to control you with technology. To quote a certain wise wizard, "I am not trying to rob you. I'm trying to help you."
I have KORG (nanoKONTROL Studio and nanoKEY) and love them. I get that the keys are weird, but I also have an Akai MPK mini and tried a few other keyboards (ROLI Bluetooth ones, etc.) and nothing quite came close.

Something you might want to look into is getting a Yamaha Reface (I recommend the DX or the CS, which are the ones I have) and use them as a keyboard. The keys are excellent, and velocity sensitive on all models -- and you get a very nice standalone synth to play around with.
Content like hotdogs at an amusement park?
That is completely wrong since most users cannot post a website link (hotlink if I need to spell that out...), let alone in a comment.

The only way for a non-ad link to be opened from comments is to copy it and paste it in your native browser.

Business accounts get a special link field that's part of their bio, so again, deeply embedded in TikTok... and those behave exactly like the ads do. TikTok has a permanent "Flag" UI on top of the site, they replace every page load with a TikTok spinner

As expected half the people outraged don't even know what they're outraged about.
HackerNews, the site you're reading right now, uses server-side rendering. Even for voting. And yet it's incredibly fast and more usable than most SPAs. I'm sure you've also used StackOverflow at some point, which is another incredibly fast and responsive SSR site.

There are also many "partial" update mechanisms from XHR/fetch + innerHTML to slim frameworks like AlpineJS/HTMX to newer SSR live rendering like Blazor/LiveView/Hotwire.
It's a shame Apple are going down the ad route, this is what the Stocks app on MacOS looks like - https://i.imgur.com/xGrzfyL.png

I'd be ok if it was a big 'Diet Coke' or other big brand app, but low level spam being injected into first party apps is just not on, it might have made more revenue but at what detriment to the brand value? Over time I think more ad revenue is going to equal more brand damage in 1st party apps, and that might even leak to brand damage for Apple.

Edit - Would like to add some context, Business News by Apple News is the first item open when you open that app, and this ad is below top stories, so depends if it's visible when you open it on your screen height, I did scroll for 1 second after opening the app to see this.
Does anyone else notice that the days have been getting shorter lately? Could a fascist nation be manipulating the time so that we're more tired?
I think another factor is that real world software development is a never-ending series of compromises. Compromises of performance vs readability, developer desires vs client demands, and best practices vs "we need that bug fixed now".

Whenever compromises are necessary, conflict inevitably arises, based on what different people value. There are rarely objectively correct answers in software development, which means compromise and arguments are inevitable.
> how they are bringing these charges when the trust in FBI is an all time low

The FBI agent is pleading guilty. These wheels have long been turning.

The only part relevant to the present situation is the editorial discretion and social amplification putting an…ABC 7 KATV? Yes, that article on the HN front page. It’s topical, it gets clicks, it gets upvotes.
Ha! The defendant was provided due process. There's a reason the personification of justice is depicted as being blind.
No, you're boring.
When will we see the raids on the people in Epstein's black book?
Correlation is causation, at least at the 6th-grade reading level.
The fact that you have to use a throwaway tells volumes about how the world is despite how we may want it to be.
What's funny is how one political party thinks the FBI is acting politically right now but argued otherwise 1 President ago. Turns out people just hate it when the law comes for them.
Why not? What about a "rich web application" means it shouldn't or can't have a connection open?
This is just wrong. 0.5 liters of beer is already detrimental to health. Drinking a glass of wine daily does not have, on balance, a health benefit. Alcohol is not as bad as smoking, but it is a vice at any amount consumed. You do not need to defend an industry of billions for free.

I am writing this after having a couple of beers every evening for the past two weeks, and a wine tasting trip too.
TFA says $0.85 on the dollar.
A few months ago I was contemplating the same thing since I was out of town for a long stretch of time. It's unconventional and doesn't have quite all the features that most traditional keyboards have, but I ended up purchasing a Launchpad Pro [1]. While it does not offer a traditional keybed, it is surprisingly playable and feels very musical in its note mode. It also has a chord mode that makes building up chord progressions and riffing on them. It also has a reasonably featured 4 track midi sequencer built in. And of course it can be used as a drum pad and can launch clips in Ableton and Logic (and I believe there is a script for deep integration in bitwig studio as well?).

[1] https://novationmusic.com/en/launch/launchpad-pro
I have no moral obligation to support social media companies (who I have serious ethical issues with) simply because there are businesses who choose to use them as their sole communications platforms.
I suspect he was not attacking the senator but covering his ass because he only turned over the recordings that would be bad for the senators case.
What’s your point though? That the publicizing of these charges are happening at a politically convenient time?
Nobody is saying it’s cool - only that the timing is suspicious when all of the Trumpists abruptly pivoted to “defund the police” when their guys turned out not to be above the law. Most people who aren’t that partisan want the FBI to be fairer to everyone, not disbanded so they can’t prosecute corrupt Republicans.
The "doesn't work with live performances" bit is borne out by my consistent experience failing to identify some songs at live performances, but with the "DJ Set" form of live performance, tempo shifting music without pitch shifting it still appears to get the goods more often than not.
You're being disingenuous.

If you're so educated, answer this for me: how much extra plants do we need to cultivate to feed the world's animal livestock?

It's a lot. Way more than what people eat. WAY more.
> We may use information such as the following to assign you to segments

My take is that this information is used to give you some sort of cohort identifier that is itself devoid of PII.
Everything needs massive reforming. Laws need massive reforming. The position of President of the US needs massive reforming. Let's not pretend the FBI is unique. I don't think it is cool cause they go after whoever. I'm apolitical for the most part. I'm just pointing out the obvious here. If you go to any popular alt-right channel they'll all be promoting getting rid of the FBI.
Korg microkey is great; I have stacked two of them on my other keyboard and use it even for live setups without any issue so far; see e.g. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/S82hsEDY8Pc or http://rochus-keller.ch/?p=1153.
Are you sure that the discussion should be around code quality but not architecture? I think they are quite different...
I have a Novation Xiosynth 25, which has full-size keys, a semidecent audio interface, and a very nice synth engine.
>In reality, you created a get out of jail card for the powerful. Plenty of people in law enforcement would wipe a drive if their family and debts were taken care of, even in face of prison.

How do you feel about the NSA?
Agreed with article; the 4th point around context is almost universally true - to put it another way, you cannot make a bell curve with a single data point. It becomes difficult to accurately evaluate how well a single person is doing. Yes, there are some absolutes, but underneath most seeming absolutes ("this is how long it should take to accomplish activity X", "this is the minimum acceptable quality for product Y"), lies experience and statistics. ~four people is a good starting size as you can more accurately plot how well people are doing, and how well you are doing as a manager.
Here’s the list on Spotify:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2Z69DiD4sGs5aHt4OXE3fU?si=...
Interesting. Now I'm wondering if I can check my own genome from data from 23&me to see if I have any unusual variants.
On the contrary, alcohol consumption is associated with lower rates of many types of cancers, as noted in my other reply, and light/social drinking has never been associated with a reduction in overall mortality (what people actually care about).
"Sometimes"? I'd say 95% of them suck and more often than not, religious-like beliefs get in the way... as usual in all human discourse.

People like me who moved on from several different technologies during their career -- even though they have built profitable sub-careers on their shoulders -- seem to be an exception. I didn't expect that. I was convinced that programmers are rational and ruthlessly effective and that everyone is like me: they will understand and realize the limitations of what they work with and will move to something that serves them and the business better.

Oh, how wrong I was.

So yeah, most such discussions are like various religious fanatics screaming at each other. With time I severely dialed down my participation in such "discussions" and nowadays I only comment on HN and leave the occasional (read: 1-2 times a month) comments on Reddit. And I have trained myself to care less and less if somebody disagrees with me for emotional reasons or due to sunk cost fallacy. It's extremely tiring to explain those to people, from scratch, every time, and them eventually ending up saying stuff like "I don't know man, you might be right but I still believe that..." -- and proceeds to repeat something we disagreed on 20 times already.

No time or energy for that stuff anymore. If you want to believe, then believe. Not my problem anymore, and nowadays I wonder why it was ever my problem in the first place (in the past).
Blazor is the UI framework, the underlying connection is actually handled by SignalR which uses several transports from WebSockets (by default) to server-sent events and long-polling.

The Blazor server framework and JS already handle connection drops automatically but you can also add your own logic (like forcing a page refresh if it takes too long).
A declining human population is not necessarily “collapse.” There are a broad range of societies possible between flat population growth and collapse.
Phew, European Union mandates destroying crops if they go beyond quotas assigned to a given country. It is not even like throwing away some leftovers that should have better use, they just destroy ready to eat food.
JetBrains files liquidation of its main Russian subsidiary on Aug 19, 2022
Even if they don't assume the manager is a good one, I think it's common to have cultures where first time managers are expected to just figure it out for themselves, because their manager had to do the same thing.
I think the public has always been skeptical of three-letter-agencies. Whether the recent outrage is a product of "natural" politics or some soviet-style "active measures" is anyone's guess
Apple does not track your activity across unrelated apps, websites, or the real world. They can offer personalized ads based on your interactions with Apple, which is not tracking, and they allow you to turn off that personalization. What rule are they exempting themselves from?
More like America is divided and there are people questioning the foundations who also happen to control media outlets that are on their side. That side also facing existential questions as their leader/mascot is being investigated.

Doesnt take much to put two and two together.
The evil Russians want you to be skeptical of your government's secret police!
which may help them become less unstable.
Isn't that the definition of an "advertising profile"?
The breakdown of personal relationships has been influenced by Facebook style social media. We crested that wave back in 2012-2015 when politics roared across the web and split families, wives and husbands and laid the groundwork for making any form of verbal negativity a social faux pas.

It is close enough to a true panopticon. Inside of any form of web communication, the compulsion to not say anything that rocks the boat too much is felt and seen clearly in people's behaviour. Even in "private" encrypted chat the culture is one of which we shouldn't say anything lest it be leaked, evidence of that outcome or not.

Drawing conclusions from ADHD related diagnoses is difficult. The illness is incredibly poorly defined and the state-of-the-art biological research has yet to identify what the problem is, or who even has it. The waters are even muddier, ADHD is frequently diagnosed in the place of other hidden difficulties like narcolepsy, depression, thyroid problems, vitamin deficiency and more. I agree more caution is warranted and also more research. Psychologists operate in a grey area where they can prescribe and hide more than is arguably justifiable.
Sometimes I wonder if it’s better to subscribe to a queue.

As a person who uses webhooks from a variety of api’s there are upsides and downsides to them.

I suppose the same could be said for queues - but it strikes me there is a certain amount of “flimsiness” (if I can use that word) in just having a web hook fling packets at your endpoint until it finally dies.

There has to be a better way?
Hmm, for auctions I think you really need to also the other agents into account (auction theory builds on game theory). The stopping-time model doesn't have strategic interactions.
That and inventory risk.

It's a tale as old as commerce. You start by operating a service (brokerage, mortgage underwriting, web storefront, SaaS/PaaS, etc.) You get really good at it, and decide that you might start to warehouse some of the inventory that your customers handle, to improve efficiency and bundle/upsell. Time passes and the value of the inventory you hold exceeds and then dwarfs the value of your platform/service business. Then market conditions change, the value of your inventory declines, your budget blows up and you go bankrupt, learning the hard way that combining two businesses with very different capital dynamics is hard and hazardous.

Also there is a difference between subprime lending and responsible lending that is nonetheless susceptible to interest rate risk. So far we have mostly the latter.
> bringing these charges when the trust in FBI is an all time low and now FBI

Citations please.

Weird that you would say this like a fact, it really isn't the case. It is a smaller proportion of the population that is trying to cast doubt and trying to normalize this suspicion.
The difference between Apple News and Facebook or other third-party tracking is that Apple News only tracks what you do within their app while FB/etc track what you do everywhere on the internet.

I wouldn't actually have any problems with Facebook tracking what you do on the Facebook app (or Google doing so in their own apps), the problem is when they litter the rest of the internet with spyware (Facebook "pixel", Google Analytics, etc) and then spy on what people do on other domains without clear disclosure or opt-out.
Is it really not uncommon for a manager (even a new one) to manage a singleton? That has always felt like an antipattern to me. On my team I would not mint a new manager unless they had at least 2-3 reports.
Neither does Google or Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/help/152637448140583

Both of them hold on to your data and allow advertisers to target based on it.
Just like Apple does.
While I was still in uni, the company I interned at needed a way to get leads from eCommerce into CRM. I knew both platforms had APIs so I wrote a short script and presented it to the marketing and IT directors. Long story short, I got promoted real fast.
Highly recommend WhoSampled to help you track down samples where possible:

1. https://www.whosampled.com/Washed-Out/Feel-It-All-Around/
2. https://www.whosampled.com/Macintosh-Plus/%E3%83%AA%E3%82%B5...
3. https://www.whosampled.com/song-tag/Vaporwave/
https://twitter.com/lara_putnam/status/1503008400405377030 was pretty shocking. Being recommended something like this is just a vile thought.
Biggest issues with nested URLs are:

* may be harder to route if you break your app into services, you are now relying on the server implementation to have fast regex routing

* harder to version the data models, if I need to add path versioning I’m stuck versioning and breaking the entire tree
There's been a lot of news about the FBI in a negative light, but it hasn't been "propaganda" and it hasn't been "suddenly". They've been rightfully exposed, complete with definitive proof, for doing many immoral, unethical, and downright illegal things for many years now. Hopefully they will be held accountable for their actions soon.
You don’t see a difference between Apple using your article reading activity in their own News app and Facebook creating a shadow profile of you even if you’ve never signed up for their service which collects your entire browsing history?
This is still misleading, and talk like this generally suggest that livestock don't use up extra resources. They use up an INSANE amount of resources!

Land used for livestock feed is 2x what is used for humans (in the US). Nevermind the land required to raise the livestock.
The fascists aren’t foreign: there are a lot of people who are outraged that the law is applying to people like them and that means these positions are getting a lot more airtime than they used to on right-wing media. Compare it to, say, the same guys’ positions about how the FBI should investigate BLM protesters to how they think the far more damaging January 6th attackers should be treated.
Well so be it, we value more privacy than some random businesses. Get along.
Yeah. The more words, the more space to insert ads. Then people tap on those ads by mistake when scrolling.
Quitting smoking was the best decision I've done after smoking pack a day for 12 years.
midipipe on mac is pretty good. I'm currently trialling it to play/pause spotify and mute/unmute using it + some osascript.

http://www.subtlesoft.square7.net/MidiPipe.html
> ... almost 7 years after Atlassian acquired my previous startup ...

Yeah, OP you're a second time founder and that helps a ton. You don't acknowledge that at all in your medium post.
I don't believe those numbers.

The 4800U hit north of 65w in a NUC device[0]. The 5800U hits 52w in a laptop[1]. AMD runs their chips hot.

TSMC N6 is a 7nm++ node. The even more advanced 5nm node only offers either 15% performance increase OR 30% power reduction vs N7. The 6850 clocks 10% higher, so the power shouldn't be dropping AT ALL.

The 6850H has an identical turbo clockspeed of 4.7GHz and a TDP of 45w with real-world power consumption according to other reviewers being north of 65w. The base clocks for these chips is 2.7 and 3.5GHz respectively.

In the case that they really are getting those numbers, they are certainly only at base clockspeeds (2.7GHz) which raises the impossible question of how Zen 3 suddenly got such a huge performance per clock advantage going from desktop to mobile.

The numbers simply do not add up.

[0] https://www.anandtech.com/show/16236/asrock-4x4-box4800u-ren...

[1] https://www.notebookcheck.net/R7-5800U-vs-E-2186M-vs-R7-PRO-...
The ООО ИНТЕЛЛИДЖЕЙ ЛАБС is (was) owned by JetBrains N.V.:

https://spark-interfax.ru/sankt-peterburg-primorski/ooo-inte...
This wiener dog guy story is not compelling. The guy starts umpteen businesses with either little value to society or little ability to execute, as evidenced by him being paycheck to paycheck after starting numerous businesses.

Nobody owes him an audience for ads.
If I understand the article correctly these mortgage lenders are financing sub-prime and non-conformal loans. Basically the loans so risky Fannie Mae don't want them. This also includes jumbo loans, the are non-conforming.

If you have the typical FHA, VA, conventional mortgage not much has changed for you.