skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
yes but it took millions of people discussing and organizing with their coworkers and pushing back on their employers in various ways to earn it as solidly as it's been. it doesn't just change with the wind or only because employers change their minds about environmental factors
Military actions have purposes, which do not include acting out your nightmare scenarios and being as horrible as possible. There’s a reason regular armies don’t do that kind of thing; it does not aid their purpose. And I don’t see how such an action could ever aid the cartels.

War is not a game where each side gradually loses their “restraint”. Instead, each side carefully considers each possible action and its consequences, and then does whatever action seems to lead to the best end result.
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> Via this reading of human history, the authors seem to be arguing that our trajectory as a technological species capable of high energy use and large-scale agriculture is a mistake that has taken us to a place we never should have been, and has doomed us

That's a nihilistic, pessimistic, and Machiavellian reading on history. It's also quite hypocritical, writing about this presumably on a computer, and then publishing it on the Internet. Everyone alive today might not exist if it weren't for all of these technological breakthroughs. It's quite the irony to advocate for mass decrease in population and think you are coming up with a "solution". Instead we should continue technological growth, which like many times before, has shattered our expectations of what is possible.
Do you think a thousand people will make it that far? Intelligence services will detect and stop them before they reach such a size.

This isn’t something the government hopes doesn’t happen: it’s something they actively work hard at everyday to ensure doesn’t happen.
This is pretty common in my experience? Market some relatively common item to an out-group of individuals at stupid markup based off brand recognition alone and reap the rewards. LTT looks to be flexing his brand here on unsuspecting PC enthusiasts where anyone with more experience in the electrical trades knows where to get higher quality tools for better/similar pricing.

I'll compare to my time in Paintball years ago. Any site marketing woodsball gear to paintballers had nutty markups, but if you went to any Army Surplus or Hunting outfitter you could get a lot of similar gear for way cheaper at better quality because it wasn't marketed specifically to a niche sport relying on brand name alone.

It happens all over the place. Consumers not doing their due diligence have only themselves to blame.
The rights of one man end where the rights of another begin. I don't believe the right of an employer to freedom of association supersede that of his employees to their financial safety and the survival of their family.
As for compelling them to not fire their employees under specific circumstances you use labour laws.
Compare the Chinese household savings rate to the American one, and I think you'll find people in the US do indeed spend frivolously. Note that living in HCOL locations beyond your means is still spending frivolously. You don't have a right to live in NYC or SF. If more people realized that, then supply of low wage workers would drop in these places and wages would go up.
Just yesterday I read another comment on HN saying we will have to wait another decade before being able train it in someone "basement"( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32658941 ).
I made a bookmark for myself ( https://datum.alwaysdata.net/?explorer_view=quest&quest_id=q... ) to look for data that help estimate when it will be feasible to run Stable Diffusion "at home". I guess it's already outdated!
I've used Vaadin for a small Kotlin utility and really liked it. The learning curve was pretty friendly and there's good documentation on their site.
Good, the current client auto starts on boot even though I'm not signed in. I've got to close 3 windows to get the thing to go away every time.
Needs this music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEyEkbOlMfA&t=690s
Nice post, still looking it over, but like the format.

Three questions for now; please feel free to ignore any you’re not interested in replying too:

(1) As the title states, topic is enterprise B2B product development. Have you seen any similarly formatted posts on consumer product development? If not, based on your experience what are the likely most common major differences?

(2) Clearly you’re actively practicing B2B product development and as noted in footer got feedback, but curious if you did any research specifically for the post and anything notable that inspired the post and/or patterns you noticed that were helpful in doing research; for example, noticed when research overly broad topics, like B2B sales, that appending “table of contents” was frequently useful.

(3) Are you aware of any open source projects that openly manage product development? Related to question already posted here:

- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32676919
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A coworker in grad school was from China and talked about at age 3 needing to go to the market to buy some basic groceries, fix his own food, and he was alone in the apartment while his parents worked. It was an eye opening conversation to have just a handful of years ago.

Starting around age 6 or 7 I was going into the woods playing with a friend and by 11 or so my parents had no problem with me riding my bike whwrever I wanted to around town, well before I had a cell phone.
And the future of the planned 6-th generation unmanned combat aircraft ...
To add insult to injury in this case, all departments were completely on board other than sales, and this was an engineering-driven SaaS company. Sales people at that company are paid commission, and most of them outearn all software developers at the company, and even the C-suite. Still, it was in deference to them that the initiative was squashed.

On paper, it may have seemed like the right move, but it was huge demoralizing to the engineering org to be told, essentially: we will neither pay enough to be competitive, nor offer any other compensatory advantages, primarily in deference to this other department that we do pay well.

The morale question was apparently only considered in one direction.
Can’t agree more, but is the value of the data itself is important for the engineer like the analyst/executive?
They have switched/are switching from electron to edge web view 2, which hasn't been ported to Linux yet. So that's probably why they had to trash the Linux app
I was able not to have black images by using a different sampler

--sampler k_euler

full command:

"photography of a cat on the moon" -s 20 -n 3 --sampler k_euler -W 384 -H 384
I wandered the wilds of South Dakota regularly when I was 8-11. It was pure magic. Still have all my fingers.
MAGAs are blaming this on Biden rather than on deteriorating political situations all through Mexico, Central, and South America lol. It's a lot easier to blame the president tho.
didn't realize it is looking terible.. posted in gist.github.com
https://gist.github.com/dhikshith12/bc29e21e2fb5b9d30deb5927...
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Rifles in truck window gunracks was completely normal in High School lots when I grew up.
Don't need to tell me twice, because I watch them say it.

And when forum moderators catch savvy to the new lingo, they get banned.

Hate mutates and the tools we use to combat it mutate too. Like any fight against malicious users, it's measure-countermeasure.

And yes, people absolutely lose the freedom to express that other people aren't people using someone else's tools. That shouldn't be a debate because it's not up for debate; we already danced this tango nearly a hundred years ago and after that as well. Dehumanizing people is not tolerable, as axiom.
many companies keep their workers under full time to save the cost. in effect this is a handout from the govt to businesses and landlords to enable growth with low wages
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> I would quite like a platform similar to electron that uses a shared WebKit distribution.

Tauri is an Electron alternative that uses OS provided webviews
It's old enough to even be a Simpsons reference

https://comb.io/H7qsWh (for some reason there's no English version on youtube)
Around 6 seconds.
It's all fun and games until you think about the practicalities of building a self-repairing machine that can keep running for hundreds/thousands/millions of years with no significant software or hardware errors.
"Change all Linux distributions to ship a setting that our specific software needs"

How about no.
> Why has the US minimum wage only barely begun to budge past the $7.25/h it was set to in 2009, despite that being below poverty lines for most of the country?

Nobody actually gets paid $7.25/h. Amazon pays $15/h or more nationwide. That's a baseline. In HCOL areas shitty big chain jobs like Target/Chipotle/Starbucks pay $18-22/h and restaurant servers make 25-30. Making those numbers bigger just enriches landlords unless you vastly increase the amount of housing in HCOL areas.
rotations.

yes you get it, the point of labor negotiating for fewer days is that employers don't want to do it because it could be more expensive for them in various ways. what you are really complaining about isn't workers not wanting to keep businesses open longer, it's that employer cost-cutting measures include narrower service hours, and why would workers take it upon themselves to donate their time to solving that if their organized negotiating power is such that it would be charity to the owners
Formatting is fine. It only takes a handful of downvotes to grey out and down-list a comment. Given the "recognizability" of the company and the distribution of opinions about it here, it's not that surprising that Meta gets buried. Don't take it too seriously.
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Yes, Google has lots of ongoing work to support [their candidates in] the midterm elections, primarily by censoring and down ranking their opponents
>The larger point, that is missed by people, is that an equation in essence is asking for one to find the instances when two expressions are equal.

Respectfully, you've got this backwards. An equation, by definition, is an assertion that two expressions are equal. 0=1 is a logically consistent assertion, but it happens to be false. Most students will intuitively have trouble with the idea that you want them to make a false statement, even if they don't realize that, because their whole schooling has taught them the opposite.

The issue is precisely that we are teaching those students that that "an equation in essence is asking for one to find the instances when two expressions are equal". Mathematical statements don't "ask" anything, they simply are. That's a pedagogical definition, not a mathematical one, and by teaching students that, you're teaching them how to pass a math test rather than teaching them math. And there's no blame on you for that, since you're paid to teach students to pass math tests. But framing it that way doesn't teach them math, it teaches them how to guess the teacher's password[1]. It's a focus on getting an answer rather than understanding the actual axioms.

So of course students don't come up with an equation with nothing to solve, because you've taught them equations are things that only exist as things with unknowns to solve.

It might be obvious to someone who already is extremely well versed in mathematics that 0=1 is "an equation without a solution". But it's unfair to expect students who don't already have that answer to derive it, because they're working off of the wrong axioms. It's a communication failure, not a mathematical one.

[1]https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/NMoLJuDJEms7Ku9XS/guessing-t...
How is it compared to CRA and Vue CLI? I've done PWAs in both of those and it worked straight out of the box.
Fun fact, the game series is actually named after Mount Diablo:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diablo_(series)#Development
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Ok, but not every job is like this. A lot of my communication is done asynchronously already. I'm paid 95% for productivity and 5% for availability.
Modern managerial techniques if anything have regressed the situation.

As for tech and tools, who do you think made those things if not humans?
Warp factor 1 is the speed of light. Accelerating safely to the speed of light at a constant 1G acceleration would take 354 days. After that, you would arrive instantaneously no matter where or how far since time stops for you once you reach the speed of light.

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Lots of accents when using Cyrillic to write non-Russian text.

I didn’t mean the typesetting differences made reading a different language in any way hard, merely pointing out that there are lots of different aspects to text in different languages even when the alphabets are basically the same.
Well they still don't allow PWAs in the Play Store without bundling them as full apps and going through the regular publishing/update/approval process, which kinda defeats the point.
I think they're just trolling.

Last time they were in the news they were protesting a lithium mine on native american lands.

Which is fair enough, but then the native american's found out they'd been saying provocative anti-trans stuff on twitter and basically bringing their cause into disrepute.

Felt like it might have been a fossil fuel funded stunt, but possibly they're just idiots or attention seekers.

edit: no I'm mixed up. This is a seperate pair of environmental protesters who say we're all doomed and civilization is ending, and renewables are useless, describe themselves as radical feminists and are also anti-trans. Is this a thing now?

> "Jensen identifies as a radical Christian who rejects the supernatural claims of Christian orthodoxy"

Still feels like trolling, but he's been at it for a while so who knows anymore.

Tho other pair of doom-mongers were these guys:

https://www.politico.com/news/2022/02/06/nevada-transgender-...
Here to flog my personal favorite "insert bits and ratcheting" option:

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Same money (slightly less), made in USA, the kind of quality tool you find in the locked part of the old plant maintenance tech that everyone else asks for help.
I agree that it isn't obvious who should reap the benefits of productivity gains, but that means it is also not obvious to me that the capitalist should get it compared to the employee.

We created a system that heavily favors the capitalist starting with the Industrial Revolution. Prior to that most of society was subsistence farming. Encouraging capital investment in new machines and factories through laws/policies made sense to help raise society (and thus the workers) out of that situation. We have made enough progress since then that there are now barely any subsistence farmers in the US.

Why should we continue to embrace policies favoring the capitalist? Why should we continue to award 100% of the gains of new technologies to capitalists? Maybe they should only get those gains for a few years, or they should get half and half should go to the workers?
It's not an application form, it's a referral opportunity, but I get your point.
Also media hysterics.

The same number of kids were probably abused in a variety of ways 50 years ago. Maybe more than today, even. But what most people knew about the news was what was in the local paper and maybe they watched 30 minutes of national news on TV.

They didn't have a device in their pocket alerting them in real-time about a kidnapping story in another state.

People are not good at assessing probability of risk. If they hear about something, they think it's likely. So they get more and more afraid.
The difference between productivity and wages is not fully explained by increasing benefits/health care costs, but it is something like over half the difference.

Benefits costs do a better job explaining increasing wage inequality, but again not all of it and doesn’t address what’s happening outside the US
And a lot of that violence spills over the border into the US. Bloody cartel murders, extortion, and such are common in the southwest US and beyond.

One might imagine that but one would do well to actually investigate whether it's true.

I visited El Paso, Texas a few years ago. It has one of the lower murder rates for cities of it's size in the US. It's directly across the border from Cuida Juerez, a city with one of the highest murder rates in the Western Hemisphere.

It's actually quite remarkable how contained the horrible violence in Mexico is.

12th lowest here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_cities_b...
You mean, existed 100 years ago?
So "no regulation" when it suits them. And "strong regulation" when it suits them. No different than any other industry, actually ;)
No you know if you’re American then I am going to cheer you, the maneskin are Italian, but the first time I saw the singer topless was in US at coachella, so while the soul is Italian, the place is US :D
In this case, a@googlemail.com is also the same as a@gmail.com
I wonder if it's a Microsoft strategy ...
So you don't like seafood?
Product managers are politicians, and politicians gain popularity and power inaugurating new things, not maintaining things that already exist.
do the people moving there not pay taxes, work there, and raise kids also? I think I'm missing the point. It's simple to solve it by making foreigners pay much higher annual taxes on the privilege to live there and capping real estate prices for locals vs foreigners. Prevent foreigners from actually being able to buy real estate. Then everyone wins.
It depends on where those 2% of women are. If they are spread uniform across the globe (unlikely) then yeah, it will probably have virtually no effect. However, if they are densely located to certain areas, they could have a global effect.