skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm not sure that adoption by that particular list of companies is evidence for "a reasonable expectation of short term returns from investment". VC-backed startups and cresting tech giants are traditionally willing to splurge huge amounts of cash on mad plans which have a slim chance of delivering universal domination.

If all of my local pizza parlours were installing (well, renting) AI/ML rigs, it would be a different story.
Wouldn't it be better to add an -a to the end: a juliastani ? :-)
Is that what the awesome-* repos have become?
Why not just use Google bookmarks?
That's only one side of the argument, which is disingenuous hgetoric. TFA is about, instead, what seemingly subtle effects can we apply which prevent a life unless it's parent(s) pass a wealth test.
I disagree. I've switched primary keyboards many times: from cheap pc keyboards to standard apple keyboards, to minimal mechanical, and now the advantage. I also routinely use a windows workspace from a linux host which totally throws off my keybindings.

One thing I think helps: I've had blank keycaps for the better part of the last decade. There's at least no visual cue saying this key does that thing.

And now, I switch between my primary advantage layout to laptop keyboards (I have a few) all the time. I think all the switching between layouts just makes you better at whatever. I'm a pretty fast typer wherever I end up and getting used to a new environment is kindof fun.

I would totally buy this keyboard if i was still using a standardish layout. I love the advantage so much i can never go back.
This is called recuperation, and it's fairly common. Rather than censoring ideas, capitalism just turns them into another commodity and dilutes their potency.

The Black Mirror episode Fifteen Million Merits shows exactly how it works.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recuperation_(politics)
Those same populations have much higher parasitic infections as well. That's the whole point of the study on which we are commenting.
> free services like that are starting to make less money

GDPR's fault?
Yes, they were. Chickens are one of the oldest domesticated species by humans.
I've been thinking I should get into consulting for a long time, as I tend to like fixing higher level problems when I arrive at a company. But that seems impossible to break into without already having a network to draw from.
From a design perspective, it irks me that the numbers are so much larger than the letters. Why? This would seem to indicate that the numbers are somehow more important which doesn’t make any sense to me.
I drive past a company called "Architectural Surfaces" - I've always wanted to stop by and see if they sell renderite.
Thanks you for the kind words, all praise goes to Karim
But having a lower 50% worker be poorer is net neutral or benefit for the boss as there he has more power over people at or near starvation wages
Right-Click on one of the open tabs, click "select all tabs", right-click it again and click "Bookmark Tabs"

Also, individual tabs can be added to the selection by Ctrl-Clicking them.
Can a language that uses GC (presumably, it says no manual memory management) be used to program an OS? Just wondering...
I think the home page is not very informative as it doesn't really tell me what features are there in this language, but just what it hopes to be. And tbh, from my experience using vim script, knowing its author may scare me away from this...
If they proved anything it was that they can’t build a phone. The world got a useless brick because politics. Whenever I read about the pinephone I somehow narrate it in the voice of Jordan Peterson
What if one of the people you never listen to comes up with a good idea?

The people you listen to is always right and the ones you don't listen to are always wrong?
Anecdotally, I've also heard:

3. There is limited or no budget for software that does new things, only for software that manages existing core issues

Which then makes 2 a bigger problem. Does that fit with your experience?
Yesterday I was asked to take a look at one our clients Azure DevOps pipeline that stopped working all of a sudden.

No changes had been made recently but from nowhere the VSTest pipeline task throws this error (followed by a bunch of other build errors).

THE PIPELINE ERROR:
##[error]Testhost process exited with error: Cannot use file stream for [D:\a\1\s\..\netcoreapp3.0\testhost.deps.json]: No such file or directory
Far too long to list in a comment. Starts on page 344 if you're interested. Lists acquisitions by Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google. Goes back as far as the first acquisition of each company (I think - Apple's first listed acquisition is 1988).
It's a very artistic website, but it's awful for getting a good look at the actual product - you do not have a single static shot showing the whole keyboard in a size that means I can get a grasp for what it looks like at 1920x1200.

edit: in fact, you have better shots of the keyswitches you're using and your theoretical recycled bottle than you do of the keyboard itself. It's baffling.
There is one other problem with poly-unsaturated fats: they spoil fast - a few months at best at room temperatures. Since the crops are often harvested yearly and it takes time to get from field to market to your cupboard this is a real problem.
> you have things like wheat/grain proteins which are some ~20% bioavailable

Do you have a source for this claim? It seems very low. It seems to be different ways of measuring, but one source [1] claims 65% postprandial retention (not 100% sure what it means). Another claims "The real ileal digestibility of dietary wheat nitrogen amounted to 90.3 ± 4.3%." [2]

EDIT: So the 20% number somehow account for the low lysine content (seems strange to call that bioavailability, but I'm not a biologist)

[1] https://hal-agroparistech.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-01569102

[2] https://academic.oup.com/ajcn/article/81/1/87/4607685
> Trans fats have no place in the body, and they do not arise naturally.

But, from wikipedia:

> A type of trans fat occurs naturally in the milk and body fat of ruminants (such as cattle and sheep) at a level of 2–5% of total fat.
What immediately came to my mind was "If you feel you are not properly sedated, call 348-844 immediately. Failure to do so may result in prosecution for criminal drug evasion"
I can tolerate having extra keys that I can't use.

But I do strongly prefer having 2-3 keys for each thumb to use, rather than just having 1 big spacebar.
So you've decided to abandon a technology stack because of an unfavorable discussion thread on HN?
That's simply not true. The UN FAO estimates that 2B people worldwide consume terrestrial insects regularly in their diets. Add in aquatic insects like shrimp or lobster and that number increases drastically.
I was consistently hitting 40-50 on MonkeyType - but while transporting the keyboard - i damaged it a bit. so now out of touch. I was practising about 20 mins every day for about 50 days - with misses on days when i had a lot of work. But i know that my speed would increase. Now when i see words - i can see the trigrams and I can visually break them down.

I am confident i would be able to reach 70 if i practice more. The main issue is that my speed (40-50) feels so slow that in my day to day - I used Qwerty and had not fully switched over.
No, the context makes it very clear that the parent is not redefining slavery.
He does not need to sell his anti-Amazon book on Amazon, it is laughably hypocritical and goes against his entire message in his Twitter announcement:

> it's an action-oriented look at how tech and entertainment monopolies steal creators' incomes, with detailed, shovel-ready plans to unrig creative labor markets and pay artists

Let’s just agree to disagree though.
I don’t lose things often, but want them to be 100% useless to anyone who has decided to steal them.
request: how to make a great camping/beach cooler that doesn't cost $250
They have 25 AAA games in development, some unreleased games are: Saints Row(Reboot), Alone in the Dark(Reboot), Dead Island 2.

I don't know if they included the next Tomb raider and Eidos Montreal new ip, because the acquisition isn't finished yet.
I wonder why Dubia Roaches weren't included. Arguably, one of the most popular feeders for pet reptiles and arachnids.
nicknames cannot be used as tags since it doesn't support auto complete/filter by tag etc.
You should really check out FF tag system.Its really awesome.Vivaldi doesn't stand a chance.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRIyAu79OrM
Even worse, I have the experience, just no way to put it on my resume to avoid getting ATs screened out.

In my last job search, I swore up and down that I’d not settle for money again, but would actually put effort into getting a job I wanted. It didn’t work out.

Almost every job I applied for, I got ATS screened out of. I remember looking at one job and thinking “oh yeah, I could do this”. The job wanted experience with some tool I’ve used numerous times over years to assist with debugging/hacking etc. Unfortunately, that’s not a concrete job or project I can place in my resume.

In the end, the only people willing to talk were people who had jobs that were basically what I’ve been stuck doing my professional career.

There are way I can think of to get around or, but they’ll just take so much time, that I’d rather just waste my time/money going to learn how to do something else. I’ve been burnt out on programming since before I did it professionally anyway.
I built my own https://www.kontxt.io and hit the front page of HN not too long ago. It's a modern hybrid productivity and social bookmarking / news / knowledge aggregation service. Think social web layer with CMS and social network.
You can save the site / pdf (link or archive), engage with highlights, comments, and polls. There's privacy controls. It's searchable. Everything can be organized with tags as well as folders. You can join groups and follow people to discover shared content. Highlights can be shared natively to popular social platforms and observed with analytics. User's can also set a personal promotion with what they share as an added benefit and incentive to provide value.
The "mediocre individual" (terminology from the quote above) might still have something valuable to share.

If you fight a drunk person throwing random punches, there might be still a probability to get knocked out because within that randomness there is a probability of a perfect punch.

Experts are often right but occasionally they can be wrong. Skilled competitors often win but occasionally they can lose, even to beginners.
> You don't want to require programmers to have a degree, so C++ is out.

one of the funniest things I have seen as a selling point for a pl.
> I've found that too much humility gets you bullied

That depends a lot on your environment. There are many companies were this happens, upper management nurtures an unhealthy environment were abuse is common and people need to be defensive.

If you ever work in a healthy place, or if you have good friends, the possibility to just lower all barriers and be humble is liberating and it fosters creativity.

> I have to act slightly like an asshole otherwise people come at me like wolves.

I am sorry to hear that. I have worked in both kind of places and the mental health going home is vastly different. I hope you get a better working place that not only is healthier but will allow you to learn more, be more creative and productive instead of losing your time acting like an asshole because is required.
If you are so anal about running old software, the knobs are there to make adjustments. For the rest of us, stop making shit unsecure!
Mglru Patches Picked by Andrew Morton's “Mm-Unstable” Branch Ahead of Linux 6.1
Zuckerberg should peel off $5 billion and buy a clue.

What's so strange about VR is that the ideas have been around long enough to be really old. There was Plato's cave, then there was the 1951 Whirlwind computer at MIT that was designed for real-time simulation (flight simulators.) Jean Baudrillard wrote about video games in his 1979 book On Seduction.

Simply to name it requires a certain separation from present art: why isn't Roblox the metaverse? why isn't Minecraft the metaverse? what about Grand Theft Auto? I remember getting into an argument with another graduate student in the 1990s about the relative merits of VRML 2 with contemporary video games such as Quake that were much more sophisticated. This is not a form of short-sightedness you can get away with in 2022, consumers will compare Horizon Worlds to what they are used to in video games and it not just falls short but is embarrassingly bad.
> When you live in a capitalistic society...

Aside: I thought the word for this was capitalistical.

<jk>
Generally courts have looked down upon forcing arbitration for cases that are tiny, like small claims cases. Some courts might invalidate an arbitration clause if there is no small claims exception.
Trans fats do exist naturally - they exist in meat and milk fat, just not to the level we're not consuming them. As usual, it's the dose that makes the poison.
Oh good- I'm not the only one whose eyelid started twitching over this.

"Specific epithet" is the term you're looking for, by the by.
I imagine gasoline cars will stick around for a long time. Even if the EU bans the sale of new combustion engine vehicles, they'll surely make exceptions for people to keep their "classic" cars. Or just "electrofuels"[0].

[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrofuel
I tried to go through the Pharo mooc and learn a bit, but dealing with bugs and jank in an complex and unfamiliar UI made me drop the idea pretty quickly. The object orientation aspect of it was interesting, but I just can't get behind a language which is tied so deeply to the use of a poorly maintained UI. At a first glance I'm liking the approach offered by Unison, where you work with an image but everything you need can be done from the terminal, which I think is much easier to maintain and make portably. Creating a nice UI for it can be treated as a separate problem.
Nancy Pelosi Admits That Congress Is Scared of the CIA (2014)
> they used 4 different religions there, but I won't name them in order to not offend anyone.

Eh? Given the location, I'd assume Jewish (Orthodox), Muslim, Jewish (Non-Orthodox), Christian, in descending order of dietary rule strictness. Not sure how that would offend anyone; the applicable dietary rules are hardly a secret.
Europe is seriously considering a major investment in space-based solar power
There is XDP.
Of the top500 supercomputers, 47% are owned by for-profit industry [1]. They are underrepresented in the top ranks: they only make up 16.7% of the total performance of the list, and from a quick skim it seems like of the top 25 only 5 are from private companies (two energy companies, Samsung, Yandex and MS Azure).

1: https://www.top500.org/statistics/list/ (select the "segments" category)
As a former frequent traveler to Japan, I think that drinking (especially among salarymen) is out of hand.

I understand bars, taxes, and the alcohol industry, feeling pain, but I don't feel it's very good for people to drink like they do.
Great explanation!
I have the other zigzag model, the "Automatic Zigzagger", model 160985 which uses cams. Have only used it for finish work on thin fabrics but did use it to mend and reinforce denim garments, and it worked quite well there as well (though again it might be different if I tried to stick to an edge there).

Tent is probably the most dreadful project I have on my list, I followed some very talented MYOG hobbyist (@leahikes) as she was designing sewing (and then resewing) her DCF tent (which she used on the A.T. this year) and getting all the angles right for a good pitch seems an epic effort. Very impressive that you managed to do that!
Yeah, seriously I'd put a big warning on that one. I've been burned many times (and know many people who have) being the nice one who does the hard boring work that no one wants to deal with, only for the company to then make you do more and more of it.

It's a good way to make yourself hard to replace, but they're probably gonna want you to keep doing the thing you're hard to replace at.
I've been using Pocket for quite some time. Exported from Pinboard IIRC. Dead simple with browser extension and app integration on mobile. If you have the app installed on your phone, you can use the "share" icon on any other app to send a link to Pocket. https://getpocket.com/my-list
Hah, with the recent definition of words changing to fit political discourse we've some straight Orwellian style good think going on recently.

Thanks global media outlets.

That's a bit different from the Simpsons introducing us to the word "couch-potatoe" in the late 90s.
Depends a lot. If you want it fully assembled, you have to go to larger fab houses like PCBway, and spend a few hundred bucks on a 5pc batch. If you can hand-solder some parts (in this case, the Bluetooth module and the USB connector) and design the rest around jlcpcbs libraries, you can get away with 20-30USD per unit (MOQ of 5) plus shipping/customs. Then add another 10USD for the bluetooth module and USB connector.

A simpler wired design like my E80-1800 (https://github.com/ebastler/E80-1800) can be completely assembled by jlc for ~30ish USD per unit.

Oddly enough, small-batch prototyping at jlc can be cheaper than medium sized (50-150 pc) runs at other fabs.

Hope this doesn't sound like an ad, I've compared a lot of prices and nobody came close to jlcpcb, but With their limitations (limited stock, limited finish/color choices, frequently chnaging stocks and component prices) and sometimes far-from-ideal QC (some scratches can happen, in rare cases even missing components that were present in the BOM) they are not really my first choice for production runs. For prototypes or small unofficial-ish batches with a few friends though - god tier.
I take exception to that quote. I am reasonably proficient in C++ and I haven't gone to college.
I'm not familiar with del.icio.us but I wonder if https://mymind.com/ could work for you.
The actual collateral damage will be the Russians. Ukraine will get better, meanwhile Russia is unlikely to survive in its current shape - and when Moscow gets cut off from from easy money from parasitizing on its colonies, it will crash terribly - much worse than in 1990, because back then Russia still had allies; now even China doesn’t want to cooperate; it complies with sanctions and is dropping strategic investments.

In a way, this is a proxy war - against China, at Russia. Western response means Russia has no future with the West and has to pivot to China. This would give China advantage, so I think it’s unlikely for US to preserve Russia in a shape that could be useful to China as an ally.
Maybe investors don't actually realize that ideas are worthless and that implementation is everything. Not that there even seems to be a solution here. So maybe if you pick a big enough problem (and this is a good one), investors don't even care if you can actually address it.
No. Once you're in a court, the case stays in court. You can't appeal a trial court decision to an arbitrator.
I'm trying to get better at writing, so if anyone has any tips for improvement do let me know. Thanks!
It's super funny reading this comment section having just recently started looking into custom mechs. My reaction on looking at the website was - whoa, a nice 70% keyboard, so nice to see a custom build that actually has function keys. Then getting to the comments being pretty shocked at how few people seem to actually be familiar with the concept of 70% keyboards.

I always kind of figured the mech scene was popular with tech enthusiasts but I guess it's still a niche regardless.

Anyways, this is a really nice looking keyboard. It's also really nice to see a custom mech made for macs, but I do agree with other comments that outlined how hard it is to actually take in the keyboard. There isn't just a normal full on picture of it.
You may like Arc, still in private beta but I have been using for a couple weeks and have completely switched. Fresh take on the browser imo.

https://thebrowser.company/
But it’s a vey small amount relative to what is added in processed food. And it still has no nutritional benefit.
The biggest problem the anti-Agile crowd has is that:

1. They have no replacement methodology.

2. Even if they did, it has no name.

I get that lots of people dislike Agile and what it has come to mean in certain quarters. But I have yet to see a cogent, actionable response. Criticism is well and good, but changing a bad situation requires a better idea.

But "leave me, the beleaguered, over-meetinged, over-instrumented developer, the hell alone" is not a methodology, and it's not something any sane business is going to sign up for.

Many of the comments here against Agile really attack process itself. Not particular processes, but the notion that there is a process that is followed, the same way every time. And extra scorn is heaped on process attached to metrics.
Very welcome changes. Well done to the team.

The 'typed non-const globals' are a welcome syntax update for the sake of consistency with the rest of the language ... but it's worth pointing out that const globals effectively had the same effect, since you actually were allowed to redefine a const-labelled variable, and you were only prohibited from changing their type. Earlier versions of Julia silently ignored such redefinitions, but a warning was added later on whenever a redefinition of a const variable was detected. So I guess the only difference between the two now is that one will issue a warning and the other will not? I don't know if the two also have some hidden performance differences that are not obvious from this post. Regardless, still a small but welcome change nonetheless.
From a 2021 mailing list post:

Yes, bitbucket has dropped Mercurial. I'll look into putting Zimbu up
on github. I'm not currently working on it, but some people might find
it interesting and want to try it out.
How is that rotary encoder low profile?
Is that from thx-1138?
People will just drink two servings. Some soft drink containers are actually two servings or more already, even though everyone who gets such a container will drink the whole thing as if it were on serving.
How grotesque. The purpose of taxes on alcohol is to discourage drinking. They should regard the current situation as a triumph.
I suspect this is why everything is grey in the housing market. It's terrible that this results in the loss of so much richly colored and textured natural wood, stone, etc. in all of our older housing stock.
The privately owned machines are undercounted on public lists, and always have been. Before it was ML it was big engineering firms and oil companies who owned the huge computers.
> cooking bugs seems like it would eliminate most of these pathogens

I prefer everything I eat to be properly cooked. I even usually avoid raw vegetables. I can't imagine eating a raw bug on purpose unless it was for a lot of money and I could chase it with a shot of hard liquor afterward.
Am I crazy, or missing something? I can't find any static images of the actual keyboard's front, rear, and side angles. They're all spinning or moving. Hard to get a good look. There's one image labeled "Layout" but the image itself is pretty small and I can't get a good look at the individual keys.
Practically 0. The Earth masses about 5,973,600,000,000,000,000,000,000 kg, or 5.9 sextillion tonnes. Even if there was 100,000 tonnes of material that Earth intercepted, it's a drop in the bucket. For reference, between 5,200 and 40,000 tonnes of space debris lands on Earth annually.