skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> High rents are the incentive to build more housing.

Except that doesn't seem to work, at least in my state. Housing rentals, like medical care, appears not to respond to "market forces" in a way that actually benefits people who aren't relatively affluent.
I couldn't disagree with you more. I live in BC (and ONT), and all of us that migrated from the UK are much more pro-monarchy than most brits back in the homeland.
maybe, I read some discussion about it and someone suggested something like reading Code and seeing if it's interesting then partaking in nand2tetris. Also nand2tetris actually makes you implement everything yourself.
Can you recommend some really in depth reading about React?
Few things make me more fearful of fraud than an insistence that discussion of fraud is beyond the overton window.
Usually keyboards like this have different modes/layers. There's no fixed numpad but by pressing some key or combination, the keyboard layout changes to a numpad (or whatever else you want).
Cloudflare blocked www.youtube.com from it's adult DNS filter
Cloudflare seems to have decided to block "www.youtube.com" from it's adult DNS filter today.

DNS 1.1.1.1 or 1.1.1.2 works, but 1.1.1.3 resolves to 0.0.0.0.

This seems to have changed around 18:00 GMT today... I wonder why!
This is incredible power.
Psychedelics aren't addictive- hyphens are.
These are good points! I think another important aspect is that the links you show are only averaging faces of a single gender. The first twitter link to me seems to have features that are both masculine and feminine.
What are you even advocating for? Continuing to prosecute and lock people up when we already have millions in prison? That isn't helping anyone.

The war on drugs is over and the drugs won.
We rate limit accounts when they post too many low-quality comments and/or get involved in flamewars. You've posted quite a few low-quality comments lately, not just in this thread. I'm sorry if it came across the wrong way, but this is standard HN moderation, and one of the few software tools we have to try to dampen the decline of this place.

If you want to build up a track record of posting better-quality comments for a while and then ping us at hn@ycombinator.com, we'll be happy to take a look and hopefully remove the rate limit; we do that all the time.
Moving is very expensive. Perhaps he can't afford to.
I'm actually a founder in this space trying to solve this exact problem. The (secondary) caregivers (specifically the sandwich generation - Gen X / millenials who have kids and aging parents) are ignored but often do the heavy lifting for their parents. It's often the eldest daughter who's saddled with figuring this out, and it affects presenteeism and absenteeism as the article states. Not to mention by 2035 there will be more >65 people than <18 for the first time in US history.

Your input here would be most appreciated and ping me if you wanna talk about it!

http://go.staid.co/initial
Because of ubiquity - there are too many third party apps, and I don’t know which ones to reach you on. But sms is preinstalled on your phone. If your phone is an iPhone, iMessage works better than many of the other third party apps anyways and if it’s not it degrades to sms and you still get the message.

Some people want to communicate over Line, others Telegram, discord, a few on WhatsApp or Facebook messenger, and myself on Signal. I’ve gone down the path of installing now defunct apps like Allo before at friend’s urging, but I am too grumpy now to manage a mapping of people to preferred apps. Similarly, convincing all my friends, present and future, to use my platform of choice is a losing battle and managing threads between them invariably must decay to the lowest common denominator.

I think a better question would be why and how most other places moved away successfully from SMS despite this problem; and I think it’s because unlimited texting plans did not catch on with carriers there, so they had very strong economic reasons to prefer data messaging instead. Whatever app hit that market first became the new default.
PicoHTTPServer - Host Responsive Web Apps on Raspberry Pi Pico W
Twitter Isn't a Public Square. It's a Coliseum
[F]ar from a public square, social media is largely a spectator sport when it comes to sharing political views. When politics does come up, people come to watch others duke it out, while working hard to avoid participating.

Public squares have always been styled as places where the general public would gather to share and exchange ideas, discuss politics, and engage in debate. This is not what is happening online. The Pew Research Center's survey of social media users found that only 9 percent of those online say they often discuss, comment, or post about politics. Most people are uncomfortable discussing politics, including in online arenas.

Both these polls add depth to a well-understood trend: People live a lot of their lives online—yet they still rarely engage in politics there. Only the politically active are going online to talk politics. The rest of us are going there to watch, like spectators at a coliseum.
Seems like a question of limiting consumption rather than the type of information though, right?

Overconsumption has health consequences.
And that same law would apply to tripping people as it does to drunk people, so I don't understand what this is getting at.
ULA's (Boeing/Lockheed) Atlas V has been using Russian RD-180 engines, and Orbital Science's Antares has used Russian NK-33 and RD-191 engines.

None of these were borrowed though, since they're all single-use only. Only SpaceX lands and reuses their first stage boosters.
I never said I wanted to do that ;) I was just really into the NUI/TUI hype back in the early 2010s. (I still like proper buttons, especially in my car)

I wouldn't hang a screen like that on a wall, but put it in/on a table.

Just came back from playing the "Root" tutorial on a 43" touchscreen, btw. Quite nice, looking forward to see how it fares with when playing with friends or using it as a virtual tabletop for pen&paper RPGs. Still need to integrate it into a table, and I think it needs a tilt mechanic for better ergonomics when playing alone.
Maybe others will stop following the fish.
"Escape Hatches" sounds like a deceptively benign term for ideologically motivated thought control.
Can they though? I mean, yes, they can give away the wealth and status, but the burden, mainly being constantly the focus of the public eye, would that really go away?
Don't get me wrong, I am not a fan of dictatorships or monarchies. But if you compare how she handled it, compared how to others did in similar situations, she handled it well.
Cue the obligatory xkcd...
in contrast to the american idea of free speech which limits what the government can censor, germany has a concept of the freedom of opinion which among other things limits the right of companies to censor opinions they disagree with. the blocking of trump for example raised some eyebrows. the kind of moderation done on hackernews would be just fine in germany too though.
Well said actually... mostly.
Eh, it's not just current web serving protocols. Any protocol where:

- An application uses compression

- An attacker is able to supply chosen data to it

- The application compresses the attacker's data and static secret data together

- The attacker is able to monitor the size of the compressed data

- This can be repeated by the attacker a number of times

will be vulnerable to having its secret data stolen by techniques like BREACH. If you want your secret data to stay secret, don't compress it with attacker chosen plaintext where the resulting size could be monitored.
I don't think SF's enormous homelessness issue has anything to do with spending too much money addressing addiction.
After Nanite, it seems to me that mesh shaders are just a transitory point before everything inevitably moves primarily to raster in compute. Sticking to fixed-function hardware doesn't make sense unless that hardware is faster.

(As I understand it, Nanite does use mesh shaders as a fallback for larger triangles, but those naturally require less oomph in the hardware pass.)
Update – just fixed this!
Showing a lat/lng point on a map isn't geocoding.
I wasn't aware of this, so there were Argentinians and others who were permanently living on the island who weren't allowed to vote? Surely this is not the case today? I would definitely have to read more from all sides to get a better picture of the entire event from all perspectives.
> you can't decide what to put in your own body

I truly don't care what anyone wants to put into their bodies or do to themselves.

My problem comes in when they affect others. That applies to a wide range of situations from excessive drinking to smoking (ever go to a concert and you have to sit in a cloud of smoke, breathing what came out of others' mouths?) and more.

I think everyone should be free to do as they please to themselves. The red line is when their choices infringe on someone else's right to not be affected in any way by their decision. If you choose to smoke, that does not give you the right to have the smoke that comes out of your mouth go into my lungs.

Respect for freedom requires respecting everyone's freedoms and rights. A self-serving stance will never result in expanding freedom.

Why is this important?

To continue with the hypothetical, if the smoker does not respect the right of the non-smoker to breath clean air, the non-smoker will eventually want to (need to!) seek ways to restrict the smoker's freedom to smoke. Everyone loses because society becomes more restrictive.

In a sense, not much different from the concept of freedom of speech. In order to preserve it you have to allow --and protect-- that with which you disagree to have a voice.
I agree about the point where most parents aren't qualified to supervise homeschooling past an elementary age, but I don't agree with the conclusion about social interactions. Traditional schooling is ineffective at teaching healthy coping mechanisms. My interactions with peers in the workplace and college were nothing like my peers in high school: perhaps filtering out the bottom 50% of the population made socializing with peers worthwhile.
Given that Dang has decided that exploring the negative aspects of monarchy are "ranting" and "malignant", it is hard to imagine how you could get an comprehensive assessment of the institution on HN. A curious person can probably find that sort of information elsewhere.
Ask HN: Do your services have readiness checks in addition to health checks?
If you are using readiness checks, I'm curios to find out how you use them (k8s or somethings else) and what are the semantics of "ready" in your case.
Labor union censored report criticizing Microsoft’s military contracts
Is there a Biff Tannen copycat crime spree I wasn’t aware of?
I wonder why this has API keys at all? Maybe so they can keep logs of who is using the API and for what purpose.
Supersonic is still banned over land, even if they can get the engines. We’ll see if overseas flights are a big enough market to be more than a loss leader.

https://www.faa.gov/newsroom/supersonic-flight (Read the last sentence).
Went through this a few years ago. My wife and I were having some hard times, and my marriage was right on the verge of falling apart. It affected everything in my life, and I just lost all focus for a few months. My performance sagged, projects fell behind. I knew this, and actually talked to my direct manager, and he said it wasn't a problem... at least until upper management realized and it became a problem. I got let go, and honest to god, it was probably one of the best things that happened to me. The work stress that I'd been feeling for months lifted, I was able to spend a little while focusing on my marriage (still together happily). I had many interviews, and was pretty much given the choice of the jobs I wanted. Within a month, I was fully employed and much happier with my new gig.

As for what I'd do differently, I would have tried to have more in savings. Would have been nice to have something to fall back on. Especially since at the time my wife was going through a career change as well.

The dread... I'm not sure what worried me more: my career failing, or my marriage failing. I think it was mostly the latter, and it felt I could do nothing right. Career-wise, I knew the writing was on the wall, I just tried keeping my chin up until I found myself hopelessly underwater and being flushed out. After that... things just got better. Probably not the norm, but it was in my case.

No real family support. My wife and I were both unemployed at the same time, and we were considered the safety net for everyone else in the family. We just cut the budget to pure necessities, and held on for dear life. Thankfully, it was a very short ride, and both of us found employment in weeks, and not months or years.

As for the change in management attitude, the only person I really talked to was my direct manager. I got small hints in the days before it happened that something was up, but no one told me outright, or acted any differently. The day of, I was just pulled into a room and told my services were no longer needed.

As for keeping the role on the resume, I'd say absolutely. You're going to get more questions about a "blank" than you will about a short gig.

Hope this helps, and good luck on your future endeavours!
Ok I'm sorry if this is considered "monarch bashing", I don't see how that's the case. I just pointed out that she did this voluntarily (as evidenced by countless other people who were born into royal families and chose to skip the line of succession).
It would be impossible to, there is a sea of reasons whether justified or not. You can check twitter and see.
7/10 on Zomato is pretty good though, whereas a 3.5/5 Google review suggests "stay away unless desperate".
But I agree there's no system where 5/10 means "average".
I suspect it does relate to our time in educational institutions where a 50% mark is really the worst possible score you ever want to consider.
Our five failed YC applications and one successful one
Boom is a competitor of SpaceX.
Both plan supersonic international travel.
> I would argue, allowing election conspiracy theories to propagate is a necessary evil of a functioning democracy.

I think real-world experience has proven that this isn't true. I get the idea behind what you're saying but the US (and UK/Europe) has had pretty much a constant onslaught on election conspiracies at all levels of our democracy.

The outcome has not been to make our democracies better functioning.
> She intervened to regrant titles to her paedophile son.

Just curious as to when Prince Andrew's titles were forfeit. I vaguely recall he resigned from public roles, but I don't remember anything about his titles being taken away. Anyway, if true, that is shameful. Any decent, self-respecting parent under similar circumstances would have at the very least abandoned the child to a convent, if not an orphanage.
The recommendation algorithm is also designed for overconsumption.
I could see it working, just think it would take a lot of getting accustomed to and unlearning decades-worth of muscle memory. Super tempted.
Purely pedantic however I just wanted to point out that everyone can in fact drink bleach if they wanted to.
Didn't the EU leaders botch the most recent global crisis, the Covid pandemic? Downplaying the virus at the beginning, then failing to secure masks and lying about their benefits and discouraging their use, failing to secure enough vaccine fast enough. My concern is that in EU math, 2 + 2 could very well equal 5.

In any case, presenting this as a fight between Russia and the EU/US/etc is a bit of a red herring. In the end, it doesn't matter that Russia "loses" or is hurt worse, if the EU economy's in shambles and governments are voted out and replaced with more extremist political parties for example.
I guess it's just me than; all the stuff I have learned: setting the right labels for traefik, debugging it for hours. Now it's just:

```

caddy: example.com

caddy.reverse_proxy: {{ upstream 8080 }}

```
Hmmm. Suspiciously normal. You're on the list, buddy.
So... HailCorporate, the website. Great. As if there wasn't enough spam on reddit.
Another victim of shared libraries.
Supporting RCS won’t make iMessage any more interoperable than it already is with SMS.
Way too complicated to implement securely, anonymously and transparently. Going physically somewhere to click on a button after a human identification is probably as technologically advanced as we're going to get in the near future.

I mean sure, with the EU's NFC chips in passports and ID cards there can be an app that compares that to a 3D selfie (there are already apps that do that for lesser government services), but the risks associated in getting it wrong are still too great. Not to mention the lack of transparency which is paramount for a healthy democracy.
We all know that 2016 was the only stolen election.
No it doesn't. It sounds like a way to stop otherwise normal-minded folks from slipping down a YouTube-encouraged rabbithole of things that are demonstrably untrue.
No, as soon as we allow average devs (instead of people working on much more limited ECU software) there will be someone insisting they should put node into it, and run some part of the car on some stack that involves 3 gb of js dependencies, and will inevitably only work half the time, outside of their extremely limited testing.

Car software will only be reliable as long as it doesn't seem prestigious to write software for cars.
Sounds like it's time to rewrite it in Rust.
Unless you put the function name somewhere in the error, there is no way to know where something happened. "Some thing didn't write properly? Cool! Where and which line?"
Replace the word CEO with President, Prime Minister, Branch Manager, Head of Labor Union - and it'll make as much sense.

As a person making this claim, you are failing miserably to make a case that CEO is a monarch. (Mostly because you don't know what it means to be CEO or a monarch)
Didn't Jobs originally want to create an email that only worked (on and to) Apple computers? I think that might have been in a movie about him that I watched
A lot of people on the discord channel of mid journey have been using it to generate artwork that they intend to have tattooed on them.
There are valid concerns to be had about string encodings, but I do not think a suggestion to "encourage UTF-8 for new formats and APIs" can be said to "literally breaking the Web Platform", nor does it require tagging 17 people, most of them unrelated, just because you happen to disagree the resolution of the committee.
Eight Secret Societies (2016)
this strikes me as a malignant comment for sure
I just don't think that's true. Food in the UK(in restaurants) is just as cheap if not cheaper than in US and tipping is entirely optional, plus minimum wage and employee protections are a lot higher. So I don't think the low wage necessarily correlates to cheap meal prices
lucaslorentz/caddy-docker-proxy works like Traefik, in that Container metadata labels are added to the reverse proxy configuration which is reloaded upon container events, which you can listen to when you subscribe to a Docker/Podman_v3 socket (which is unfortunately not read only)

So, with Caddy or Traefik, a container label can enable HTTP/3 (QUIC (UDP port 1704)) for just that container.

"Labels to Caddyfile conversion"
https://github.com/lucaslorentz/caddy-docker-proxy#labels-to...

From
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26127879 re: containersec :

> > - [docker-socket-proxy] Creates a HAproxy container that proxies limited access to the [docker] socket
> It's honestly infuriating that with the wealth of information available at everyone's fingertips so many people are so easily making the same mistakes as a century earlier.

Alas, there is no algorithm yet for "truth".
let's all make an bot to read bills and vote on our behalf.
What would such an "escape hatch" look like?

I sometimes get YouTube recommendations where I think, "why would I ever watch that?" and I either ignore them or mark them as "not interested". Most people probably do the same.
That's just common sense. You don't waste your time planting trees where they won't grow or will crowd out existing plants.
I'm curious about this; I don't live in a republic.

The PM bows to the Queen, but that doesn't mean they have to listen to the people more than they do in France, no?

Doesn't the French Prime Minister answer to the President? How is that worse than having a monarch? Are they often from the same party, thus rendering this answering to the president less powerful? (I know the current PM and President are, not sure if that's the common case.)

My impression is that just by being less involved in politics, and generally (not 100%) staying away of corruption and other sorts of scandals (unlike others, looking at you Juan Carlos I) for a few decades, the figure of the Queen can be less jarring or seems more trustworthy than a President usually would.

To be honest, I live in a monarchy, and if I could choose we'd transition to a republic... but I've never felt like it would make a huge difference in the quality of our government or our electoral politics, so I just don't really care.
You could do it transparently, and without targetting certain content.

Assuming recommendation engines are showing people what they normally watch, you could simply have every X recommendation be whatever your model says is the polar opposite of that. Label it specifically something like "a change of pace", "counter points", or whatever, to make it transparent.

I do wonder if society has got so used to algorithmic bubbles, that just exposing people to the opposite viewpoint would cause outrage.
> but put it in/on a table.

Microsoft tried that. It didn't go great

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZrr7AZ9nCY
It isn't irrelevant because Buffet didn't use that strategy.
Those laws exist because it leads to homelessness. Homelessness is a drug addiction problem. Sick and tired of people ignoring this correlation.
Really curious about the use case for this. It seems so trivial I was looking for signs that it was a joke/statement piece. Am I reading it right? A website that reorders two numbers?
One photon in bright areas is infinite contrast ratio to zero photons in black areas
That she was obscenely rich makes it all the more noteworthy that she lived a dutiful life. Need more examples of that.
I'm confused. I see OSM as a huge success. Firms like Mapbox and Strava have an incentive to update that wiki with you. The maps are amazing. Any local sub-community will be challenging to organize, but maybe the metric should be making it fun for you, and if you're having a good time others will join.

I am also starting a wiki, a golf course wiki: https://golfcourse.wiki

It's still very early for me, but I see myself in this post. It's going to be extremely slow going, as the main consumers of the content created have no desire to contribute, but since golf courses are mostly static, as long as i plug away, adding a little bit all the time, the site will be a success. It costs almost nothing to operate. Generating traffic is challenging, and i've been trying to find more people willing to contribute, but again, I see my product as best placed if i do exactly the opposite of what most of the golf course info sites are doing. Don't base my success on engagement, no aggregation, no overly-prodding to contribute. Just one day at a time, with the assumption that the task is endless anyway, having people share their passion on their own time.

If i can make that profitable at all, and it shouldn't be too difficult as the site grows, i'll see it as a total win.
I had the impression royality is a bigger deal in the UK than in the rest of the world.