skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Newer JS frameworks like Svelte and SolidJS can be almost transparent to the user, though - with no need for bootstrapping a complex codebase in the client before they can interact with the site. I'm guessing that OP describes a further development along these lines.
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While I don't go quite crazy at the bar or club, I'm quite annoyed that my friends only remember to take pictures at the end of the night when everybody looks at their worst - to post to social media.
That's only sustainable for now because car fuel is cheap. It's not guaranteed to stay that way.
Grocery store is a really poor example. Unless you go on busy days you have like 30 secconds to close which is not enough time
In the metaverse, the map is the territory. Think about how the word "map" is used in gaming.
Who would raise them?
I generally agree with the sentiment, especially if the student were ro find them on their own.

It's possible she was fired because she had unsecured pictures that were inappropriate for students at school and the students gained access to them. For example, teachers generally aren't fired for cursing/insulting outside of the classroom at non-students, but they certainly could be if it were in the classroom at a student.
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May be before Video it would be 3D Models? I am thinking it should dramatically lower the cost of current Gaming development budget.
As someone who used to sell shareware through the original Kagi (that went bankrupt), it is so nice to see the name live on!

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Perhaps, but then "individual or group" seems to be pretty relevant to me, especially if you provide information specific to that individual/group versus a "tribe" of distributed individuals.

Plus, the "terrorism" aspect seems to apply to a wider group, or who else is terrorised? Presumably, individuals or groups with similar principles.

Your example also doesn't incite violence, just heavily implies it.
I would love a strict Haskell, but I don't think functional programming would have been the same today. Laziness was the big motivator for keeping the language uncompromisingly pure, and we may not have developed monads and similar without it.
The antecedent is that we could completely solve California’s energy and climate change crises by 2042 for $360 billion. A mountainous policy hurdle, but taller peaks have been climbed.
maybe, but what has that got to do with this thread?
No durability guarantee is a showstopper for any serious use case
I respectfully disagree. I think CS students struggle with this because they have a general lack of experience rather than a specific lack. I've found that I pick up "new" concepts like functional programming easier now than in college. I chalk this up to being able to link like concepts in the brain as you learn and are exposed to more post-college. New concepts aren't usually completely novel or original. Chances are it's going to be based on something to which I've been at least tangentially exposed to in my career.
They've been doing this since at least 2019. When I shut down my Meetup, they sent a note out to everyone asking them to "Step up to become this Meetup Group's Organizer and you can guide its future direction!". Thankfully, I knew it was coming and messaged everyone beforehand so there wasn't any confusion.

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I think many outside of the US misunderstand the impact of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Outside of political talking points and nightly news, the wars basically didn't exist. I mean if you just turned off the news, you'd have no idea that the US was fighting two wars. The military was at war, but not America. There weren't really any day-to-day effects and to the extent that there were, those are mostly long gone. I don't think that these wars have any bearing on additional US engagement, especially against China or Russia. In other words, I don't think the US is war weary at all, though I do think that out of the issues you mentioned some measure of the population doesn't think they're problems, except high energy prices which I think the US can mostly address domestically. I'd also add from a more realistic standpoint the military isn't preventing fixes for healthcare, poverty, or crumbling infrastructure. What's preventing addressing those issues is that some people don't think they are issues and those that do disagree on how to solve them.

The main threat to the US is dissolution of the democracy, but I think even in that case there would still be strong (maybe even stronger) support for defense of Taiwan because it's an existential issue for the US. For China to invade Taiwan with impunity would dissolve all American credibility in the Pacific and the ramifications of that are significant. It also would kick the US out in terms of trade in favor of China, which would do damage to the US economy.

There certainly is some concern that China may try to engage in a fast, hard engagement with the US and that could cause the US to withdraw, but given the significance of maintaining economic and military interests it's likely that it would just lead to a swift, hard response and from there we're probably in a pretty destructive war. I don't think even Trump or someone similar could prevent a US response here.
> Kubernetes was originally written in Java and rewritten in Go after some Go advocates joined the team.

Just to be clear, this didn't go very far. It's more like Brendan was willing to write Java, and a lot of other folks hate it. I don't think any of the core folks were Go advocates, just most of "us" were C/C++ people. Docker itself being in Go, meant it would lower a lot of friction, and besides we had great tooling for Go.

tl;dr: It was really "Should we (re)write this in C++? Eh, how about Go?".
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It took a hit because a bunch of random nobodies are raging about them on HN?
> Any one email address refers to only one single person

This one hit me. My grandparents share a computer and one email address (just as they share one physical address and phone number), you wouldn't believe how many services, including Google, fails this rather simple test.

And in case you think this is a weird one: until not that long ago, every way to contact people where to the house they stayed in. Letters typically had a name, but if you were married and had shared accounts, either person could need to read those letters.
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This sounds like mostly an issue of bad user communication and expectations setting. Most meetups are communities, not someone's personal fiefdom or mailing list. If the organizer disappears, the community should be empowered to keep the group running. But meetups could have been created for all kinds of reasons and it would be pretty horrifying to be able to purchase Dave's family BDSM group.
Why are so many people malicious towards China, is it hard to admit?
> free platform

It's not a free platform. It's $15 to $24/month, depending on the location of the group owner.

https://help.meetup.com/hc/en-us/articles/360001620472-Organ...
Our field is filled with people who want to use the most technical approach possible to solve a non issue, their paychecks probably depend on it.
I pay for Kagi after a recommendation here on hn.

I have been very happy with it and how clean/fast it is to find what I want.
I read the article twice to be sure, but there was no mention of what ore bodies the Moon has or what their grades are.

People are attracted to mining the deep sea because there are seabed nodules and crusts that are enriched in valuable metals like cobalt, nickel, manganese, and copper:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manganese_nodule

"Those of greatest economic interest contain manganese (27–30 wt. %), nickel (1.25–1.5 wt. %), copper (1–1.4 wt. %) and cobalt (0.2–0.25 wt. %)."

A nodule containing 1% copper and 1% cobalt is a great ore.

These nodules are not found on the moon. As far as we know, no cobalt ore bodies of comparable richness are found on the moon. Transition metal ore bodies on Earth have been formed by Earth's geochemistry, including its hydrological cycle. The Moon does not have liquid water and its minerals are undifferentiated silicates.

Undifferentiated silicates are abundant on Earth. Trying to mine them is an exercise in getting $1 of metal from $10 of energy and chemicals. Trying to mine undifferentiated silicates on the Moon means getting $1 of metal from $10 of energy and chemicals plus $10,000 in transportation costs.
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The interdependencies don't guarantee peace; though they may increase the cost of war. Time and time again we've seen it, and we continue to surprised pikachu each time it happens.

You perhaps could generate some hypothetical interdependencies that would preclude war, but it may also argue for all-out "seize the other country" war, too.
Aside from Wera and Wiha, would be interesting if someone did a comparison with a PB Swiss. More expensive and harder to get in US, but should be very high quality: https://www.amazon.com/PB-Swiss-Tools-8510R-30-Twister/dp/B0...
I have the book SElinux by example which is still very relevant.

But these days I'd say you can get all the same info online[1].

1. https://github.com/SELinuxProject/selinux-notebook
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If heavy defenses are placed in cities, those cities will be destroyed by artillery fire. That's just how war works. In WW2, when the French were overwhelmed, their government admitted defeat, rather than take up positions in civilian areas (for the most part).
> Not my property, can't do it.

If you are renting, you are perfectly entitled to change energy suppliers and/or have meters removed or upgraded. Your landlord has no say in it. (For one thing, the meter belongs to the energy company!).

The only exception to this is if you are renting a room in a HMO that uses a common energy supply for all rooms, or if you landlord pays your energy bills.

https://england.shelter.org.uk/housing_advice/private_rentin...
It used to be possible to delete a group: https://support.google.com/developergroups/answer/7378020?hl...

I did it myself a few times. However, maybe that is not possible anymore?
Arguendo, just look at the inflated costs of infrastructure he mentions. Well above inflation, well above even our European counterparts who have good unionization benefits, environmental concerns, and still manage to decently respect archeology and work within centuries old city plans. Why can't America build anymore? We weren't a toxic wasteland of robber barons and immigrant 16 hour a day labor 30 years ago. Not even 40 or 50.
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Deviantart is effectively a filter to specific subset of digital art. It is reasonable to complain that SoundCloud isn't filling your "deviantart but for music" pseudo -curation needs, but that's super different than saying digitalization has somehow uniquely 'ruined' music.
> Trying to go to meetups but COVID is still a thing so outdoors only

In which country COVID is still a thing that prevents indoors meetings?

Regardless, outdoor there is a world of events happening; it isn't just "indoors". Just check on meetup.com.

> I can't talk while I dance as I need to concentrate on getting the moves right (it's a well known style of dance, not just club dancing)

At social dances, dancers often socialize on the sides of the dance floor, taking a break rather than dancing the whole evening; socializing or not is very much a choice.
No, read again, 1600 KwH energy consumption, not cost.
How you 'feel' isn't always reality. I am not dating now, but it's a bit odd to suggest you can't put yourself out there because of the 'climate' or 'culture'. Who cares what the climate is, if you're being genuine and nice there is nothing to worry about.

If you're worried you will be perceived as a creep then you need to work on your delivery/how you approach strangers.

Members of the opposite sex are just people. They want to be treated normally. My most successful male friend(in terms of dating) just treats females like they're normal people. He pretty much never has trouble and he is a 6 at most with a shitbox car.

I used to think women only care about money etc; and That is true..for a certain subset of women. So many more don't care at all, and just want a nice loyal person who won't shit on them. And yes, you need to moderately TRY to look attractive. Go to the gym, get a proper haircut, stop wearing those shitty jeans and ugly shoes. YOU also need to put in effort, it's not just on the other gender.
Yes, if it is abandoned (notice that word in the title), the meet-up is available to anyone willing to pay
Ah, but what makes you confident humans (or any other animal) isn't likewise acting deterministically with just a veiled illusion of free-will and incentive?
It's not a miscommunication, it's a crass monetization.

At the very least, Meetup should require existing members to opt-in to the transfer.
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> The recent evolution of JS frameworks has been really nice. Performance is basically getting identical to desktop.

Web browsers in general are not able to match applications on the desktop. Additionally, typical JS frameworks come with at least a 2x performance penalty compared to hand-optimized vanilla JS (Not a commonly done thing).

Being excited about getting reasonable performance with a great development environment is fine, but deluding yourself into thinking that its great performance is not.
They are real followers. Why not sell the Tesla and buy another car ?
Sometimes you are fishing in the wrong lake and there are no fish in it
GFS had some serious issues- one of the biggest being the master node RAM- since the metadata was stored in RAM, there was a limit on filesystem. Sometimes you had to bribe a hwops person with whiskey to upgrade the ram over christmas
You're absolutely right. The "move fast and break things" position in society is just not good. It's fine if you're doing rapid prototyping on a product that can be easily discarded cheaply and at low cost to everyone involved. It's another thing entirely to move fast and break things without considering the people who will be affected, and asking what they think about it, especially for things that are not easily or cheaply reverted.
> Nowadays average girls sleep with the top x% guys from tinder instead of finding local average peers.

I think this is drastically overestimating the reach of Tinder. Some quick searching suggests that in 2020, 15% of adults between 18 and 29 used Tinder in some capacity. Meanwhile, Tinder's users are 80% male. Finally, less than a third of those users actually open the app more than once a week. Putting this all together, the number of female Tinder power-users might be about 2% of this particular age group, which is far too few to draw conclusions about the behavior of the average population.
Not only that, but faking someone's nudes will become so easy that future leaks may lack any credibility and people REALLY won't care.
> Edit a few minutes later: This actually prompted me to refresh on the subject. It might be the case that Meehl is actually making the same argument as this article, only it gets distorted when repeated. Some things are reliably measurable; for those things be data-driven. Other things not so much, then use your expertise.

Highlighting your edit at the bottom, as I think it’s important and not everyone will read that far.
I'm seeing several comments here demonstrating that some people do not understand the long conflict between Palestine and Israel. That's too bad, but understandable, as the United States government in particular has been uniquely supportive of Israel and has defended its interest. Public criticism has been easily squashed by dismissing anything negative regarding Israel's policies as anti-Semitic.

There's a great documentary on the subject called Roadmap To Apartheid and I encourage folks to check it out. It describes Israel/Palestine as an Apartheid state, comparing it to Apartheid South Africa (and even discusses how the two governments cooperated with one another). It was released in 2012 and is about 95 minutes long.

A little ironically, the most convenient way to stream it is to pay a few bucks to YouTube or Amazon. Here is the YouTube link: https://youtu.be/s_hFKinVdBQ
The problem isn't that the framerate isn't exactly the right frequency, it's that the controller polling frequency is not a whole multiple of the framerate.

The game uses the last poll, but the last poll could be up to half a frame old.
How about “hey Siri, play LOTR replacing every character with Nicolas Cage”
> Or maybe the feature you adopted does get standardized but in a slightly different and incompatible way and now you've got a big problem on your hands.

Haskell is de facto a single-implementation language: an extension is not going to be made incompatible with some future Haskell standard without having been long since deprecated in GHC.
This is by design and it happened to the HN Paris meetups I co-organized a decade ago. The new owner was a sales person and completely ruined it by spamming the list and creating new events that were just a cover for sponsored talks/hackathons :(
Hmmm... that's odd. So you can try it on Linux for the penalty of a 500MB download --which isn't too bad. But if you want to try it on OSX, you have to download Xcode? --which is pretty off-putting.