skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's only if you assume you need lots of bandwidth. RIOT TOMORROW CAPITAL NOON or FREE FEARLESS LEADER HELD AT $BLACKSITE would be easily transmitted over any number of mesh networks, including the ones used for utility billing in many countries.
I'm just fascinated by how this term "cloud-bricked" is probably understood by everyone today, not techie people, everyone or rapidly approaching everyone, probably understands the essential properties and concept like any other basic vocabulary word, simply because this stuff has permeated all levels of everyday life like electricity has before that.

The term, and this idea about how ordinary a concept like that is now, made me think just now that modern English up to about 1990 (widespread adoption of the internet) may eventually become a new Old English.

There will be so many terms that have such different meanings and usage before and after a certain time, that they're almost different languages. And we're kind of in the middle of the transition in real time right now.
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Sounds like your consumer protection laws could do with some updating.
One of the powers of having two or more cofounders is that you will see things differently. Those differences bring opportunity that neither one could see alone, but, those differences also bring risks.

Consulting like this can go along way towards bridging those differences to build a stronger collaboration between partners.
POE++11 will be the most important POE update since POE++98. In fact it will feel as a completely new POE.
His (and you can sure it’s a him) point is that he’s a busy navel gazing in contemplation of problems he doesn’t have.
Sure. And people blame their peers rather than those in power.
You'll definitely need inventory (if it's not already a part of your other packages). Seems like great fun!

My advice would be to actually integrate with Amazon as much as possible. I'm not sure what's involved there, if Amazon provides a bunch of proprietary tools or what. But you don't want people to make the hard choice between your project and Amazon. Help them do both!
I have a Facebook account, and I use it for attending events.

I often am not notified about new events, because they are not "boosted" with a payment.

When there are updates on the event page, I do not see them.

When someone sends me a message, I'm not always notified about it in the interface, even if it is not sent to the "Other Messages" alternative inbox.

Once the event is done, it's difficult to find its page again to look for photos from the event or have a follow-up discussion. And even if I find it myself, other people aren't notified about my posts.

Then there is the general site-wide auto-moderation system that often flags my comments as spam and hides them from everyone. I am not a spammer, nor do I post anything political, critical of anyone, or in any way offensive, in my opinion.

Also, the interface for discussion feels like wearing a Harrison Bergeron ringing bell thought disruptor hat, with no threading, tiny textboxes for replies, having to expand each reply, only seeing a handful of comments at a time before having to click "more", not being able to keep track of what I've read and not read, etc.

All of this is very sad, because I remember when Facebook was just AMAZING for events and social things, with a great combination of events, event photos, groups, photo tags, and an easy commenting system.
Make the documentation up to the modern standards. If I have to open a single random blog or Github repository to find out what to do and piece it together like a puzzle - it is impossible to adapt at organizational scale.

It is also complex enough to require a modern Language Server.
Can you show me a ref to this design? (And yes, I tried to find it myself.)

I suspect it doesn't actually work for the simple reason that fuel is the number 1 expense of airlines, and a 50% reduction would be utterly enormous for them - if such a thing existed it would be in extremely high demand.
I mainly agree, but does the numbers of blind people really justify it economic wise?

I allmost see accessibility as charity. I want to add it to my apps, mainly because it is not nice to ignore people needs(and who know, with bad luck I might end up in that group one day), but not because I expect great monetary returns.
That would open another can of worms, though. Different issue altogether. One thing is that Poland had nothing to say in this (Yalta Conference), two is that Germany started that war in the first place, and three that Poland was forced to ceed a lot of land, too, cities of which weren't as damaged as the grandfathered German ones.

Not that I defend that government, but let's stay coherently on the topic.
Dont give it to them then,
So I’m suppose to ask someone who broke in my house “do you mean me harm”? There are only two other people who should come in my house unannounced and as soon as they come in the alarm will sound and they know how to turn it off. One of those people sleep next to me.

If you’re breaking in, I’m assuming violence.

The odds of burglary is 1/36

https://policyadvice.net/insurance/insights/burglary-statist...
Commercially successful idea. http://www.milliondollarhomepage.com/ probably much more successful that https://www.gnupg.org/ but there’s a nuance.

Photopea is awesome on its own though. I really like to showcase it as an example of complete web app.
USB4 is a protocol which as a standard, requires the USB-C connector. The confusing thing is that just because you have a cable with a USB-C connectors on each end, you don't know for sure if it will support USB3.1 or USB4 or some other protocol.
The record low birth rate indicates young people are paying attention.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/08/26/asia/south-korea-worlds-lowes...
For some of these reasons, I prefer to write this:

if (condition){
throw
} else {
<rest of code>
}

Rather than:

if (condition) {
throw
}
<rest of code>

The justification, which I found in this presentation (https://youtu.be/SFv8Wm2HdNM) is that if you only looked at the block structures, could you tell that the rest of the code might never run?
I guess every political party has a reliable, ready-made distraction for their mistakes. In India the classic distraction is Pakistan. Why are you complaining about potholes on the street outside when our soldiers are fighting on the Siachen glacier? You don't see them complaining!

I thought it couldn't get dumber than that but the Polish version seems worse.
> poly breaker, where they have three shifts of people in protective suits that smash large pieces of silicon down with hammers

Why is this done manually? wouldn't it be easy to automate?
War on the Floppy Disk
The Germans (if I remember my 8th grade history class correctly) printed money to be able to afford the reparations - which led to the hyperinflation and famous pictures of folks with literal wheel-barrows full of Marks going to buy basics like bread and newspaper.

The inability to afford the reparations outright, and the "solution" which led to hyperinfaltion is part of the catalyst that allowed extreme resentment over handling of the treaty, and ultimately the rise of fascism.
I like to think of it this way:

Revenue != Usefulness (to the users of the app)

Revenue == Usefulness (to the recipient of the revenue)

Analogy to non-software biz:

1. CandyCo buys ChocolateCo

2. CandyCo changes ChocolateCo recipe to use less expensive ingredients, generating new revenue for CandyCo, but less tasty chocolates for ChocolateCo's long time customers.

3. The new revenue has disparate usefulness for the two interested parties.
My assumption is that battery life definitely will decrease, probably some cashing might work not as great as without encryption. Performance will be the same only if your CPU has hardware cryptography for the algorithm you choose but hardware cryptography does not save you from faster throttling then without encryption.
boiling it down, what would you say is the link between most common HNers?
What’s interesting to me about transgenderism is how much of a potential revenue stream it presents for the big healthcare and pharmaceutical companies.

Has anyone tried to quantify this?

Besides the expensive transition itself, there’s also an extended period of hormonal therapy.

What would a lifelong subscription like this mean for a corporation like Pfizer?

It seems like widespread acceptance of transgenderism would present a positive impact on the share price. If they can monetize, say, 15% of the world’s population, how much does that affect their top line revenue?
I feel like I've seen this idea before somewhere, but really, who's to say?
It especially comes down to money when you're trying to hire people who don't have a college degree or who can't get a good paying job with their degree.

You basically have to be making enough money to live well before you get to a point where you can genuinely care about things other than the money. Either that or the other factors have to be absolute necessities for you.

Of course the McJobs will have to pay more if somebody hires away too much of their labor pool and they can't find anybody who wants to work for $15 an hour anymore just like they had to start paying more than minimum wage a few years ago when Amazon started paying $15 an hour for warehouse workers. That's why there's so much pushback against this idea.
MTBE...something else absolutely horrible for you when the leaking underground storage tank (LUST) contaminates the water table.
This seems to be a preview of an article available as PDF after you sign in. Without the main content the purpose isn't clear to me. Am I missing something?
literal LOL
That worked thank you!
New evidence shows how YouTube’s algorithm fueled 2020 election deniers
Correct.

Too many people think shiny Infinity Loop One office when chips come up. The reality is that chip designers are like 0.1% of the available roles. Fab workers/supervisors/maintenance etc are maybe 25% and the rest is in a very very long tail of supply chain involving lots of vary hazardous chemicals and shitty manual labour.

I'm all for trying to diversify semi-conductor manufacturing but I really doubt Americans have it in them to do what the Chinese/Taiwanese currently do - specifically in the fabs themselves and in the chemical and poly silicate plants that support them.
Yeah, as someone in this space... what a nightmare it is. Even with off-the-shelf components with standard interfaces like USB3 or Gig-PoE. The supporting documentation, drivers, and software are... well, not so supportive.
If it was so widely hated how come it got reelected?
why just Germany? because there’s political benefit for PiS in sticking it to the big guy in Europe, but no political benefit in having Putin laugh in your face
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To whom do they pay that "social security"?
I've never seen less than $5k, and for much needed roles it's usually at least $10k.

I think it just comes down to the quality of company.
Where do you live? It sounds like they are having a lot of fun there and you don’t like it.
The problem with working directly for a US company is that they might say no if they don't have a tax nexus in your country. If they do, they're familiar with the various rules and fees and taxes involved in employment. If they don't, they will probably want to make you a consultant and so make all this stuff your problem rather than their problem. As a US-ian outside the US, you'll be filing US taxes every year no matter how things work out. Unless your country has lower tax rates than the US, or you do things like winning the lottery, you won't pay but you'll have to file and await your refund.

And the biggest thing you should do is set up and maintain a footprint in the US (such as a PO box). Not every country is "supported" by things such as Vanguard or Fidelity so having existing retirement accounts locked will be an unpleasant surprise (Canada, for example). Having some US footprint also makes it easier to keep a US credit card active along with various e-stores. Set this up BEFORE departing.
Yeah it's complicated to get V4L2 working on Linux and requires recompiling a few things from my experience - we eventually got hardware acceleration on ffmpeg on Ubuntu + RPi working but it was a lot of trial and error, and I really didn't document it too well... can't imagine this won't come back to bite me...
Poland was reshaped without having anything to say and without asking for it:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yalta_Conference#Eastern_Bloc

And also lost whole lot of land in the process.
For a German resident with options in a US company, would I also be able to transfer those options to an UG and then get taxed 5%?
kinda indeed.

As far as I can tell Intel PKU was only on Server-CPUs/Xeons until at least the 11th Gen (only later models?), and AMD Zen 3.

OpenBSD doesn't support protection keys, in any case.
I love how they don't say how big the breach was, what systems were affected, or how to opt-out of them stealing your personal information and storing it on poorly secured servers:

> Why does Samsung have my data?

> We collect information necessary to help deliver the best experience possible with our products and services. We know how important privacy is to our customers, and we provide information about how we're planning to use customer data, in strict compliance with relevant privacy laws. You may visit the U.S. Privacy Policy section of our website for more details on how we may obtain data and for what purposes: https://www.samsung.com/us/account/privacy-policy/.
A few years ago I already experimented with this[1]. However I'm still wondering why the bluez api does not let you set the playback position[2]... it is pretty awesome to not only use raspberry as bluetooth receiver but also use GPIO-Buttons or IR remote to send commands to the connected bluetooth devices (play, pause, next, etc.), but without the ability of setting a playback position that feels kind of incomplete - I would have loved to implement the "rewind 30s" button :-)

[1]: https://github.com/sandreas/raspberry-bluetooth-receiver

[2]: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50190477/bluez-and-dbus-...
Well, there was Theranos. And Juicero.
I remember when I was pretty young someone gave me an article and said that, "This scientist made an equation to show many alien civilizations there are."

I was like: that's amazing! How could anyone figure that out? Science is nuts!

Then I read the equation. I was both disappointed and completely impressed. It didn't tell you how many aliens there are. It told you how to estimate that number and what you'd need to know to hone that estimate.

That, actually, had a pretty big influence on my through my eng career.
This ship kinda sailed after Equifax data breach, but I wish we could make data a real liability ( as in, if you store it, you are on an actual legal hook for it ). 2017 settlement[1] was largely a joke if not an insult to all the affected individuals. The company still operates, no one went to jail and the company got a hard cap on potential claim from affected people.

I don't know what the solution is exactly though ( I mean how to effect actual change instead of posting in this forum ).

[1]https://www.ftc.gov/enforcement/refunds/equifax-data-breach-...
For anyone else who runs into this issue, run this:
pip install --upgrade pip

Then run this again:
pip install -r requirements.txt
What was the purpose of the post? The author wrote a tedious story about listening to a podcast episode in which markdown codeblocks are mentioned and "That’s my doing".

But the rest comes off like mock humility because there really wasn't any information of relevance to anyone but the author.

Had the article been about the importance of user engagement in open source projects and then used his personal experience to underscore the point, then the article is really about raising awareness and might be something of utility to a reader. This article, however, just reads like me, me, me.
Gimp is an image editor, but not a "photoshop clone" - a lot of interfaces and features are different.

Photopha is a very near clone; all of my "muscle memory" from photoshop works fine in Photopea, including must keyboard shortcuts. Everything is where I expect it to be. I don't think those arrangements of features are copyrightable, though.
Apple iPhone Takes Lead in Smartphone Market. People Are Switching from Androids
The worst thing is that enjoyment and consumerism of all sorts is relative. Once you get access to food, shelter and clothing (and healthcare) ....everything else only feels necessary because someone else on Instagram had it.

3 things have led to a greater dejection among the youth:

1. Rising rents and low access to shelter (basic need). Rising costs of Healthcare causes dejection to.

2. Continuous exposure to 'perfect' ultra-high consumerism lives through social media.

3. Climate change led doomerism about if the world will even exist in a few decades.

___________

This culminates into a deep resentment towards older folk. Old people disproportionately own property, stress from the Healthcare system and contributed most to climate change in their hayday.....all while controlling power in the top levels of govt.

The probable solutions are all hard to organically execute. Do we create counter brainwashing systems to make people live within their silos (ignorance is bliss)? Do we trade off guilt driven doomerism about climate change for 'the climate will be just fine' narratives ? Do we push for pro-child policies, so children aid in building longterm hope and long term plans for millennials and gen z ? Do we loosen zoning rules to allow for cheaper housing for the young, even if that means boomers assets reduce in value ? Do we regulate industries such as Healthcare and education to be cheaper by increasing access, even if that means less 'fancy' services and arguably lower quality doctors ?

All hard questions, but those are the peaceful solition. To quote JFK : "Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable".
well, yes, but the how matters.

either russia is running a major disinformation campaign which requires a certain level of skillset OR russia is running an agent within the foreign gov't. that's what's being asked, not "is it russia"?
They could make the UI better if they wanted to, but they don't, because of reliability.

For most enterprises, if it works, don't touch it.
IRS Says It Exposed Some Confidential Taxpayer Data on Website
In this case, there is nothing at all wrong with a GPL license. Everyone is answering from the perspective of a software company. That isn't who this product seems to be targeting. It's targeting businesses that sell physical goods and need a virtual storefront to do that. They aren't looking to fork this and repackage it as a different product. The purpose of it being open source at all is so they can more easily self-host it. If you self-host an application you don't fork and modify, there is nothing for you to publish. The source was already published by the person you got the code from in the first place.
They said is, not was
I guess looking at the persons/parties spreading a certain kind of information/policies could help a bit clarify their goals and assess their trustworthiness. "Follow the money" is a classic already.
What about former employees? At least in the Glassdoor use case, they need to support feedback from former employees in addition to current employees.

And Blind only verifies your employee email on signup, there's no renewal of that verification - you can leave your employer and still retain your original access.

Email verification is the simplest, employer email addresses are generally considered public info, and it also helps detect/deter bots. OTOH, it goes through the employer's email system, so your boss could know that you just signed up for Glassdoor/Blind/etc.
Mobile layout is a bit cramped with half of the screen seemingly being cut off the way it's done. The bottom part looks like a banner
I think this is the part that itches me:

> . You can paste source code directly into your Markdown document without any changes, and it will appear as expected in the rendered HTML. That’s my doing.

It makes it sound like the author of this blogpost actually did the change, while in reality they suggested the change. Of course it's good to suggest something, and even nicer when whoever you suggest it to implements it. But I'd never claim "that's my doing" after suggesting any features/fixes.

A bit like writing an email to Apple suggesting something, then they do that thing and I wrote a blogpost saying "That's my doing, I was there first. And you’re welcome.". It just doesn't taste well.
>correct and fast

And usually you only need 'mostly correct.'
Imagine that gummy bears and lots of things with similar level of stupidness are making from pure and unrecycled materials.
Internet access.
I agree. It should be phased out, but there is no reason to do it until you have to work on those pipes and disturb them. They are safe while they are calcified and are sending water that is suitable for metal pipes in the first place. Flint was sending basically acid down their pipes because of intervening incompetent and corrupt state officials. It made stainless steel sinks start rusting for gods sake. Even if the system was pure iron pipe that shit would have opened up like swiss cheese into the dirt and ground. Im not even sure if plastic water pipe would have been totally immune to such shitty and prolonged pH levels.
This is something I've been thinking about for YEARS now. But I was going for a very very different approach.
That's the mismatch though - the costs of raising/ educating/training them and most of the opportunity costs due to their premature death weren't borne by those responsible for their safety.
Obviously claiming turbine powered aircraft are a dying breed would be outlandish. I wrote ICEs, and meant piston powered aircraft... my bad...
Enough to reduce output by 5–10%, which is less than useful when demand is peaking.

800 - 280 = 520, 800 - 310 = 490. That’s a change of about 6%.