skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Here’s how we fix the student debt crisis in three easy steps:

> Make repayment of all student loans (assumed to the current year only) 100% tax deductible, and retroactively — at least in some part — for people who already paid.

>Remove all legal barriers to discharging student loan debt in bankruptcy.

>Abolish the institution of federal student loans.

This actually sounds like mere common sense and I have seen people on HN suggest the exact same thing multiple times. Alas, simple solutions are often unappealing in democracies since no party wants to lose a hot issue they can polarize the masses with.
Bouncing on the other end has nothing to do with running your own mail domain. In e-mail, sending and receiving are decoupled. Some people use the same local mail server to do both: to relay outgoing mail and to receive. But these are independent functions, and you don't have to send mail through your server. You can configure your mail client(s) with the SMTP credentials from you mail provider (such as your ISP). That's used for sending. For receiving, you connect to your own server via IMAP4.

Basically your sending side (if you choose to) can be essentially unrelated to your self-hosted mail receiving infrastructure except in the small fact of using your sending identity in the From: headers of your e-mails: you@yourdomain.com.
Laugh at her*

Just because they misgender her doesn’t give you permission to do it.
>"circular polarization" to combat things like the Faraday effect

Another factor is that the antenna on a satellite can be in a pretty arbitrary rotation compared to the receiver on the ground. Circular polarization doesn't care about orientation. Further discussion here: https://ham.stackexchange.com/questions/12414/antenna-polari...

>Satellite phones and communicators are designed to direct most of the energy upwards towards the sky. Your existing phone does not

Recent iphones run 2x2 MIMO on mmWave and 4x4 MIMO on LTE. They should be able to do a fair bit of beamforming.
i agree with you if you have a transactional SQL it’s usually best to stick to this until it doesn’t scale.

it allows you to make the « add message to queue » part of a transaction that update other table which is nice!
Last time I checked, it didn't have true REPL development ? i.e you couldn't "just eval" a function ?
I think they refused to right the case as there are many others and they don’t want to set the precedence of people getting anything out of challenging them.
> it's nice to know when I'm getting reachouts on product feedback directly who is touching base. Linked-in is great for that.

It’s unclear if you are trying to be ironic here or serious, but in case you are being serious: this kind of language alienates a lot of technical people and reads like a parody. “Reach out” and “touch base” are salesperson lingo clichés that make people cringe, and using “reachouts” as a noun doubles down on that. Nobody here thinks LinkedIn is an appropriate venue for technical feedback (many people can’t stand it at all), and it’s LinkedIn, not Linked-in. I apologise if this comes across as snarky but if you want genuine communication with technical people, talking like a salesperson cliché undermines your goals. What you communicated with this announcement was “Heroku is in maintenance mode, run by non-technical people”. Your comments here are reinforcing that. If you want to connect with technical people, you have to lay off the salesperson lingo and talk like a normal person not InMail spam.
But we already have notebooks with battery life for 2 work days which have very good performance like the M2 macbook air. And I highly doubt that it's the cpu that is the limiting factor for battery life and not the screen.
Does she live, or spend time, or conduct business in California? Then she should get some input in what laws are proposed. She's not a dictator, it is just a bill being put up for discussion.
It's a combination of the ongoing shortage with the irresistible title of "Dijon out of Dijon." How could any journalism outlet pass on such a story?
Weird, I’m on Verizon and if cellular is off all sms is broken but iMessage still works if I’m on WiFi.
I can cut him slack. But I'm not being a jerk that's taking it too far. A lot of what I said is genuine advice... it's negative yes... but it's real.
>> a pervasive absence between le mayo and le ketchup.

LA mayo, it's feminine :-)
I also strongly recommend against co-sleeping, both from the perspective of potentially harming or smothering your baby, as well as the poor quality sleep that this generally results in.

I'm not based in the US (Australia) and it's quite frowned upon here.
Nah man, you got it backwards. Git still works just fine while my notebooks are definitely broken. Not here to play the blame game, just trying to relate the practical results.
Then you fall outside the probably. The overwhelming majority of people have a single address their entire life
You can’t really explain it because the domain is censored across the entire site.
> I think trans activism with kids is a severe violence.

You think trans activism is equivalent to shooting someone?

I mean, i think most people are going to dismiss you as crazy if you think words and ideas of any form are equivalently violent to shooting someone in the head. At the very least you would need to back up such a radical proposition with some very compelling arguments.
Can anyone recommend and good books on this kind of startup culture please?
I found that some people struggle to work with existent solution and decided to implement another one from scratch. The question in SO gave me the idea to write the package. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/73336932/making-rate-lim...
The quote “a work is never finished, merely abandoned” originates from French author and poet Paul Valéry.

https://quoteinvestigator.com/2019/03/01/abandon/
it’s usually done using the outbox pattern.

i’m not sure if this pattern can be called a type of saga.

you basically have a tiny queue in you db using a special table that you drain to an external queue server.
It's a technical board so everyone propose technical solutions. But I really hope that the solution will be a legal one. That the law will change to make it as hard to kick someone from an email service as to cut running water. And to forbid the companies to define anti litigation, private courts etc. in their TOS.
I think we agree then. If you owe money, and your card is charged but declined, you still owe money. But, if you don't owe money and you only owe money contingent on your card being charged, then you owe nothing.

With all due respect your tone made it hard for me to deal directly with your point. But, maybe you only had that tone because I poorly expressed my understanding.
> What I really want is to take the names and types I’ve figured out from my disassembler, and make them visible to gdb.

You may also want to check out https://github.com/mahaloz/decomp2dbg. (Disclaimer: I will never not shill Zion's code.)
I would advise you to join and continue to be apathetic toward political issues. The vast majority of us don’t care. We just want a massive paycheck. Don’t let political activists prevent you from pursuing your career goals.
I think the biggest issue presented is the idea of framing solitude as "authentic" and "external pressures" as 'fake'. This is very common nowadays.

"Turn inwards and get in touch with your authentic self. If you’re able to write something in this state, it won’t even occur to you to ask anyone whether your writing is good or not"

I don't know of any person who writes and is not always aware of the quality of their own writing. Even if you write for yourself, you're still writing for an audience, even if that audience is in your head. It's always communication, imaginary or otherwise. there's no self without relationship to the other by the very definition of the term.

Even the tool you use for writing, language, is a means of communicating with others by its nature. A child raised in actual solitude can't even speak, let alone has something like an 'authentic self'.
> Presumably privacy.com knows your real identity

If privacy.com doxed their users for some random company, that would ruin the whole purpose of their service...
I guess my point is that industrialization doesn't/didn't occur uniformly across entire industries; some aspects of industries were mechanized before others, temporarily increasing demand for manual labor in the per-industrialized segments to keep up with the machines. Textile factories create demand for field workers, steel mills and steam engines create demand for coal miners, railways create demand for workers that lay rail, etc.

Another example, in an alternate timeline perhaps, might have been the development of the western territories. Instead of Chinese immigrants building most of the rail, it probably could have been a very profitable venture for slave owners. Slave labor was used for railway construction in the south, so it's not far-fetched.

I agree that slavery was destined to lose in the end, but I don't think industrialization is a direct path to the economic obsolescence of slavery, because slave labor can compliment partial industrialization.
https://mailcow.email/ is a good package with a good interface and enough documentation
> your attention is drawn to—please see, please note

> participate—join in, take part

I salute the goal ("hereinafter" should not be a word in 2022), but this list is poorly considered and often just substitutes one regional construct for another. How is "take part" more clearly understood than "participate"? It's not.

When I worked at an international institution, we had a joke that for every 100 words in English, 40 of them were accepted International English. It's true that jargon and regionalisms are confusing and exclusive, and that you need to consider your audience before writing something like "the client directive constrains us to utilize the Befangennam algorithm", but the actual solution offered here is way off.
As much of a pain as that is, that would solve a lot of these nightmare gym stories. Try to cancel the convenient way. If that fails, cancel in writing in a way you can prove. After that, it's their problem.
Registrars are not infallible, but are a big step above in term of stability.

There is the ideal view that you should be able to have your own virtual island where absolutely nothing can deprive you of ownership (including existing govs. depending on your beliefs), and I kinda root for the people who try to push it as far as possible. But pragmatically, registering your domain goes a very long way and is IMO the best trade-off you can get without going crazy.
Chinese scientists create a ‘plasma shower’ to improve bomber performance
Maximum out of pocket costs for me is €300~ish, and the premiums for my wife and I (kid is free) is €300 a month with worldwide coverage (we travel a lot). I receive Silicon Valley wages and live in Europe. My income taxes are around 25-28% depending on things.

I grew up and lived in the US for most of my life. The healthcare simply isn’t imaginable for most Americans. I don’t have to argue with insurance about whether or not a medication is covered, I don’t have to add an extra two hours to my hospital visit just to work out billing, getting an epi-pen doesn’t bankrupt me, and so much less hassle. I got into a motorcycle accident in the US. After really good insurance, it still cost me nearly 100k, my son cost 20k + a huge argument with insurance about the date of conception so they could get out of paying for it. That would have all been free here without any argument whatsoever.

I understand your denial, I was once the same way.
I still miss the Workbench CLI feature that allowed you to change directory by just entering the directory name.
True but downvoted for such a crude analogy.
The best™ way I found was the dumb way: at emit time (./build, ./dist in package "one") simply copy the new build to all the required dependants across the local file system (two/node_modules/one/build, three/node_modules/one/build, etc.). It's just dumb enough to be good enough. I stress tested with around 100 packages and it works rather decent, especially when all the packages are using esbuild/nodemon for development and restart on node_modules update. To automate this I have added a "develop" [1] feature in a tool I made, joiner, for running tasks over multi-repos.

[1] https://github.com/plurid/joiner#development
I scoured the internet for the answer to this question years back and remember the answer being that they were using LXC containers, at least on the Cedar stack. This was a little bit before Docker launched.
I have seen several videos of entirely black crowds looting stores. How is this Trump's fault? How is this "pure white supremacy"?
I’m not sure that downvoting (disagreeing - by common usage though it shouldn’t necessarily be that way) is the same as calling for the censorship of.
Prior to this year, German consumer contracts were even worse than American ones. Three years was the normal, with three month notice periods, limited cancellation windows, no prorated refunds, and just as many dark patterns.
I don’t know why this is being downvoted.

If this is a reaction to a Covid announcement I also think people are scared of being locked in the office rather than fleeing from “whoever tested positive”
That is why you setup 2 factor authentication ;) it puts one item outside of their control.
"In-Q-Tel" sorta sounds like... the question ("Q") at the heart of "Intel".

Is this some sort of obscure reference to a trojan installed in Intel processors ?
Could just extend the logic and tie it all the way down to your house address. john.124mainst@stlouis.mo.us and finally commit to a real-world identity to match the cyber one. Why not have a mail server in every house and then it's private and everybody can understand your email address. When you move house, the mail server spits out a thumb drive with your emails and deletes the local storage. You move email address to the new house. You could eventually replace the abc@xyz.com format and just autofill the email for John at 124 Main St in St Louis.

For some reason (probably a good reason) the internet can never be grounded, we always are going to stick to obscure formats that don't necessarily line up with real life and then get surprised when gov agencies collect that data and corps make money selling that exact data, out from under us.
What exactly is it then?
science has only the interest of truth, anything else and it becomes ideology
This. One of the reasons I use docker dev environments is to keep all my sensitive stuff separate from dangerous bugs and malicious external packages/modules in my projects.
Hacker News server status is partially failed
Cheap credit is the other reason. Less than 5% down at near zero interest will push up asset prices. A good thing this is ending.
My package does not rely on any http client libraries, you can rate limit any functions you implement yourself. I provided example-scripts in examples folder, the scripts are ready to use. The scripts illustrates what you can do with the package.
I remember serious discussions in the 1970' about how to use MHD to make "UFO like" planes

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetohydrodynamic_drive#Airc...
Classic. I still play it today with my friends on a C64 that keeps going after 35 years or so.
This wasn't an excuse to expand scope to a team bitching session. Conservatives, even in my country (which isn't America), are famous for privatising public assets. The key point is that I can't see how a service like this that operates at a net-loss, that provides what people who aren't into computers would consider an 'optional service', can survive a cost cutting exercise when you'll have a line of businesses out the door who promise they can make it profitable at the expense of users (who are poorly protected outside of Europe).
And don't forget, they are also extremely politically invested. Many sociologists get into the field explicitly to "fight racism" or what have you, and the vast majority of the field is very left-leaning.
It is not just about the money or profit.

Most of their employees are located in Russia. A great deal of them are experienced people who will not agree to relocate to another country.

They cannot express anti war position and continue to exist.

What should they do given these circumstances?
I like the way you describe the magic being upfront, that might end up in the docs somewhere :]

With hof, the magic is at development time, than just once upfront, you can regen code as you designs and data models evolve. I think what you are getting at is that it is not runtime code gen and you can see all the code that makes up your program in files and got.
You can still get free shipping if you spend $35 (sometimes $25). I've found that I've really cut back on the number of stupid purchases I used to make because "it's only $5 and it'll be here tomorrow".
why uBlock and uMatrix both? Aren't they mutually exclusive?
I don't really need Rob to explain to me how Apple's processors do TSO ;) There are no special instructions for Rosetta regardless.
He apparently had been working on this since all the way in 1980 and had a system for his own personal use. Like a lot of things, it wasn’t a stroke of genius in few seconds but rather decades long thinking and mulling over how the linked documents should/can look like.
I think you're referring to The Twelve Chairs[1]. Just recently read it and really enjoyed it.

[1]https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Twelve_Chairs
We use Atatus, that can help with application performance troubleshooting and optimization, helping us to identify slow database queries and optimize query performance.
Even if this was true what you are describing is impossible to predict. School shooter are not scientists and don't comprehend anything past basic stuff served to them by the media. Doing research with these condiderations in mind probably fuels extremism much more and makes people (justifiably) sceptical of science in general.
It might be worth reminding Australians in the audience that possession of pornographic drawings or cartoons of figures deemed to be "childlike" is considered equivalent to possession of actual child pornography, in this country. As a result I suspect this kind of site and the diffusion model tech is dangerous for Australians to use until there are more deliberate guarantees against the creation of such images. Our laws will lag technology for many years, but the result here is a chilling effect whereby I'm not willing to even explore it much for fear of potential unintended consequences.
Um... Interestingly same name, same concept? Down to the use of little box emoji in CLI.

https://github.com/devboxup/devbox
I was interested in FSD but autopilot is so shitty and unreliable it has convinced me to not buy the upgrade. If they want to sell an expensive upgrade from autopilot to FSD they need to make the autopilot flawless at its job.
Indian court allows investigation into WhatsApp's privacy policy
Bitwarden can store and autofill payment info. Also, you'll find that a lot of those little purchases really aren't necessary when you have to either get to $35 for free shipping or pay as much as the item is worth to have it shipped. I'm saving $15 a month and at least another $50 a month just from not buying crap I didn't really need.
Isn't FRP just naturally superior? :)
Cambria isn’t a successor to the Quest 2. It’s a new product tier above it. The two lines will coexist, and Zuckerberg has specifically called out that Cambria will be significantly more expensive.

In that sense , the Quest 2 will appear like a bargain relative to the much more expensive Cambria line
Thank you! Having one of my projects died to it (lack of migrations, offline-first) I had promised myself I'll first solve that problem before writing a meaningful line of business code in a future project. :)
The most famous collection of wrecks used for this, at Scapa Flow, are in 12 to 45 metres of water [0]. Not really deep, as the ocean goes.

Generally the ships are deep enough that it was uneconomic to salvage them before, but not so deep that it's prohibitive to get at them now.

The USS Indiana, also mentioned in the article as a source of low-background steel, was never sunk [1]. It seems it was dismantled and meant to be scrapped, but no one got around to recycling the steel.

[0] https://www.northlinkferries.co.uk/orkney-blog/wrecks-of-sca...

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Indiana_(BB-58)
Oh I'm sorry, did he rewrite the firmware and algorithms of a Roland synthesizer? Did he fork Blender and optimise the render pipeline?

No, he made side projects that people don't use or want. Which is great, we all did it in college.

And above all none of us posted infantile daydreams online and have our TA cope for us at the backlash.

Good day to you.
“Messaging.gov”

USPS is a better last mile tech support provider imho. Natural fit if they end as a trust anchor and gov identity proofing provider.
Ask HN: Since yesterday, Firefox and Thunderbird take 30s to start. Why?
Both FF and Thunderbird suddenly take 30s to start on my linux machine.

"firefox -safe-mode" does no speed it up.

When I run "strace firefox", the first time it hangs after this line:

restart_syscall(<... resuming interrupted poll ...>

Then it hangs multiple times after lines after lines that all contain the word "poll" in one form or another.

What does the combined Linux expertise of HN say? How do I debug this situation?
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Highly inaccurate. Depends on "speeds up to ..." which means that you almost never actually see that speed. In fact, you probably never get within 10% of that speed.
A war machine. Engineer is an old name that existed long before trains.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/engin#Old_French

Edit: Might have heard of the term "Siege engine" as well?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_engine
Sorry you feel that way, I prefer to trust the science.
I've switched to Bitwarden after the first of such incidents and never looked back. More incidents were just bound to happen to LastPass.
Fastmail offers this feature as well, for less technical users.
>Highly extroverted artists exist and do not create alone.

Find me one professional jazz musician that is "100% extroverted" and I can find you twenty places or quotations that clearly demonstrate that s/he has listened and studied the history of the music.

I'm not saying who is "worthy", whatever that means. I'm saying what needs to be done to be educated, to understand.
agree: I compiled a list of supporting facts and dissenting opinions here https://dx.tips/the-end-of-localhost

this is of course extremely hated on HN, which understandably loves independence and self reliance.
How does it work? Does it rewrite the original email?
Guess I'll never be joining a gym then. No one gets to pull money from my checking account.
There are some rough guidelines in the FAQ. In particular see "Show HN" but note this is for things users can try out typically.

Don't over submit or be market/sales-y

Pique HN's curiousity

Keep in mind most submissions get little attention

Check out previous show hn's to look for patterns, try searching for similar submissions, read comments

It may be worthwhile to get a feel for HN but lurking and reading stories & comments more generally

Do not ask others to upvote or comment

Play the long game, submit blog posts showing how to do cool things with your project, add respectful and relevant comments with links to your project, always keep int mind that HN is full of curious learners and dislikes sales / marketing, generally speaking
Can someone please ELI5 me what Zero Trust is?
Dockerfiles are repeatable but they are not reproducible - they don't give you the same version of everything every time you run them.