skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The 40 point spreadsheet from the Harvard Business Review article sounds like pure parody.
When it makes the news that a corporate titan unjustly banned someone, it really stinks the the response is almost always just a one-off fix for the person in question, and never properly fixing the banning system to protect all of the people who aren't lucky enough to go viral when they're unjustly banned.
Yeah, but they looked at the cost and decided not to do that. Just like germany looked at the cost of maintaining/building plants and also thought "well f**k this it isnt worth it".

Even now France are spending a fortune on new reactors and it still will not be enough to make up for the ones that will age out.

They're officially hoping wind and solar will make up the difference.

Im pretty sure the green lobby in Germany is due an apology from the nuke fans. This all-in on nuclear approach wouldnt have worked any better for Germany than it did for France it would just have soaked up cash.
many people were against it. they calleds them nazi for opposing the "woke green" movements pushed from the goldman sachs of the world/biden (who now fracks more than trump) up to the wokest leftist green liberal on linkedin that publicly shamed people who were still using straws and were not convinced of wind/solar energy
The matrix for effort vs. impact is something I find myself drawing in meetings a lot.

Effort

Low High
┌───────────┬───────────┐
I │ │ │
m Low │ Ok │ Bad │
p │ │ │
a ├───────────┼───────────┤
c │ │ │
t High │ Perfect │ Ok │
│ │ │
└───────────┴───────────┘
Or you’re new again!
It's a self-assemble kit, but Keebio's BFO-9000 may have enough keys for you (2x6x9):

https://keeb.io/products/bfo-9000-keyboard-customizable-full...
What about FOSS one knows well and can support but hasn't coded for? Like, I'm real good at Samba and GlusterFS and Hylafax - and/or they may not even be on GitHub?

Excellent work here, going in the right direction.
How to debug better using $ sign shortcuts in Chrome devtools
areopress is a great coffee maker i got it for my family and they used it for years replacing the pods
Household object is not the same as household name. IBM transformed computers between the 1950s and 1980s, and people were aware of that even if they did not own an IBM product. They were a mega corporation with significant advertising and marketing budgets.
Perception Technology – an IRC community for sensors and robotics
In the First World, that's called "xeriscaping".
Terrific update! You resolved the only two pain points I'd experienced (`tw` template literal and JSX pragma stuff).

Out of curiosity: does the support for automatic JSX incur any startup or deployment penalty? I'd assumed Deno didn't have a "build step" per se, but maybe I'm mistaken.
There might be a fancy run-on German word, but I would just go with "an average day in my life".
I'd prefer not to live in the AOL/Prodigy/Compuserve blackhole that was the Internet before "the original sin that the web was free." Originally, it wasn't free.

I do agree with you that it would have been better if the payment-related features of the HTTP spec weren't just dead-on-arrival stubs.
I said “to an extent”, not implying we are all as full of ourselves as to publish our blog posts in book form.

And I'm making no judgement on whether is fullness level, or ours, is justified or not.
If you want to get started in electronic medical records here are some of the most popular open source EMR systems:

https://www.goodfirms.co/electronic-medical-records-software...

OpenMRS or OpenEMR would be a good generic place to start to do some learning.
Early on in a community, there often aren't enough data points to cover other possible metrics. With that in mind, starting somewhere is better than not starting at all — measuring engagement is a useful way to begin understanding what's resonating in your community. As you continue building your community, there are many different angles that you should use to evaluate its health.

Measuring engagement then becomes one piece of data that's valuable, but shouldn't be the only piece. When engagement data is combined with qualitative community surveys, enthusiasm from members to contribute to a community, clear and timely responsiveness to community needs, membership growth over time and geographies, depth of member interactions (whether across community channels or within specific channels), what's topically important to members and why, and overall sentiment and change in sentiment over time - that's when community builders can begin to better understand the health of their communities and their impact on their business.

Engagement is an important piece, but just one of the pieces, that helps paint the full picture.

Disclaimer: I’m a co-founder of Common Room [1] and a we’ve invested a lot of energy in solving for this exact problem. You’re welcome to check out the product (it’s free to sign up) and would love to hear of ideas or feedback.

1: https://www.commonroom.io/
They are awesome and in Germany you can get up to 45% installation cost help
Can't some HN folks just get together and send you $100 each so you can buy a great laptop? Happy to on my part...
He is right on multiple levels.

If your mom is suffering the buggy, slow, bad UX of an android phone, be a good child and buy her an iPhone. It’s objectively better unless you are harboring some irrational grudge.

The walled garden is Apple’s thing. They have no reason to interoperate with Android unless they are legally forced.

And why are you sending SMS anyway? There’s a universe of messaging apps that are far more feature complete than iMessage.
I mostly use: https://alerthn.com/
The problem comes when you use your dominant position in one market (messaging apps) to strengthen or create a dominant position in a different market (mobile phone hardware).
Typically to the chin.
Isle of Man TT Race
This is a pretty weird analogy, because I don't see what the lettuce producers are getting out of it. But ok, let's say that the government is strongly in favor of people eating more vegetables, and richly compensates lettuce producers for each leaf of their lettuce is eaten. The deal the burger producers have with the lettuce producers includes putting cameras in the restaurants, so money only changes hands when people actually do eat the lettuce. The government audits these logs, to ensure their subsidy is being spent effectively.

Then yes: in this contrived analogy by taking the burger but not eating the lettuce you're freeloading. The more people that do this, the less likely the restaurant is to continue being able to provide free food to anyone that wants it. And I think it would be pretty reasonable for them to have signs like "patrons who do not eat their vegetables will be asked to leave" and "strictly no takeout".

The part of your analogy where you say people who want burgers don't have any other choice seems not to fit: you can eat other foods which don't have this requirement, just like there are lots of places on the internet where you can exchange money for ad-free content.
China and India approve nasal Covid vaccines
Yes. Can.

I am not aware of any one one that is great (I blame it on the environment's culture and the frameworks). But if the Teams team insists on doing stupid things, it's not Electron's fault.
I used Android for years and despite liking the theoretical flexibility in practice the iPhone is better for the way I actually use the thing.
I don’t understand, where is the interoperability issue??

I can send someone who has an android phone a text message. I can send them a photo, or a video. It would seem the two are completely interoperable.

Does having your messages turn green really upset people that much?
Oh wow I did something very similar, just dumber.

https://shopbysub.com

I have a raspberry pi gathering Reddit comments with an Amazon link in them every hour, then exposing them on Shop By Sub categorized by subreddit, sorted by upvotes.

Same with OP I put my Amazon referral link in there.

It's been decently well-received by Reddit, but I have a hard time getting recurring users. It seems like they just forget about it by the time they need a Reddit recommendation again.

Best of luck in the space OP!
I've had my EZ split keyboard for 2.5 years now. I do not like it! But since I've paid a lot for it, I keep forcing my self to use it. I constantly switch back n forth with my 8 years old Code Keyboard.

I tried a friend's new Kinesis 360 keyboards and it felt more ergonomic and comfortable, not that I could type smoothly but I realized should've invested my efforts on Kinesis's style rather than Ergodox's.
Doesn't hydrogen leak more through typical petroleum gas infrastructure?

It has a much smaller molecule.
Or someone who's pressing buttons and has absolutely zero fucking ideas of what the underlying tech id and does
Interesting, I was under the impression that month to month leases were automatically continued and rent increases were sharply limited, but a landlord could indicate they would not be renewing the lease with 60 days notice.
A quick search says that's been considered a war crime since Nuremberg, so probably most in the modern era are exceptions. Not all but most, the test I would apply is: do the militaries take accusations of this seriously, or flatly deny them?
no we did not. and it wasnt because of cost but just wokeness being something that gets you elected.
macron in 2017 pushed for "Declunearization" and asked EDF to remove nuclear centrals following merkel in its wokeness. He changed his mind this year but never took the blame as a good french modern politician. In japan he would have to resign for such a mistake.

before macron and europe (and the european electricity market) our policies made us a nuclear powerhouse. we re not anymore
A wicked witch!
I see, the Thuraya had a bit of a hard time because it has only 1 sat covering Europe and it's all the way over Saudi Arabia. So it's not only up a long way but also quite far away geographically. I guess this is why it's so cheap in Europe (2 years airtime - not including calls - was about 40 euro IIRC, whereas with Iridium you would pay more than that every month!)

So it was a bit tricky to reach the sat especially in hilly or built up areas.
economic growth at all cost
Royal Family gathers in Balmoral amid concerns for Queen's health
Your sentence cannot be formed into a sensible question since time itself came into existence with the big bang.
I think the moderators could easily prevent this. Just block comments from new accounts or accounts with karma less than some value.
How do I upvote this multiple times? Been playing for a few days now and it's so fun.
Compared with Portugal, it still surprises how easy it is for anyone in Germany to block wind turbines in Germany.

Spoils the landscape image view is apparently a valid argument to block their construction, so you just need enough signatures every time a new construction site gets announced.
It seems untrue, given a bunch of other comments here. They seem more than happy to censor reviews from guests, just not from hosts.
That seems awfully woolly. What he actually said is “using market power to extend market power” is illegal, but without any kind of market power vendor lock-in is pointless.
>Because Japan is so culturally homogeneous I think they'd have a very easy time picking an outgroup to blame for problems.

The US is the opposite, and its diversity doesn't stop them from doing it. Often, fully justified too, like in the case of the Soviet Union or Communist China. So I'm not very persuaded by this reasoning.
That said,"Letters From the Earth" by Mark Twain is an excellent companion volume to the Screwtape Letters, taking an opposite position (and from the perspective of a somewhat more exalted demon).
Yeah, this is miserable by modern standards, but it's not really that big a deal. Wear a ton of layers. Get a space heater or equivalent, close the door, and heat one room to something tolerable (10C/50F, say). You can do that in typical winter weather with just a few hundred watts, so even a gaming PC will probably work.
> Shit will be fine.

For highly payed ivory tower folks, yes. For everyone else, it's going to be difficult. Energy is everything in modern society.
iMessage sends high quality pictures and videos, try to send a video thru mms and it is unusable. iMessage also has read receipts, you can see if they are typing. iMessage works over wifi without a cellular connection (which was a big deal, but I believe carries now support this for android phones)

Also iMessage automatically just works by default. You don't download an app and make an account. So for anybody who is not tech savvy they have to do nothing.

Try to explain to my grandma she has to download a messaging app and sign up for an account so I can send her a video. Not going to happen.
They don't have to change their protocol, they'd just have to port to Android
I'd walk immediately. These sort of hiring practices are demeaning and a warning sign that those running the show are blithering idiots.
This is really funny to me because extremely non-snobbish people are talking about you behind your back, and all iphone users have seen this and can perceive how out of the loop non-iphone users are about it

Its like being black in Oregon (who were excluded via the state constitution for 100 years, if you don't get the analogy), not everyone is going to be a prick about it, few to your face, but everyone noticed and many/most are going to disassociate

saying “well I don't want to be friends with them anyway” isnt a smug consolation you when its the whole society you need to interface with

your response is quite common, at least here, but to me it reads like its grasping for all you have to grasp for. highlighting the pervasiveness of this social issue.
Brazil says Apple can’t keep selling iPhones that don’t come with a charger
That's the wrong question to ask. Don't compare it to rust's memory safety as otherwise you're pretty much answering your own question with "you shouldn't".

Think of what zig has to offer instead and try it out to see how it works.
I think the preceding comment was operating on the presumption of linear returns from medical research. Since higher medical costs in the US goes directly towards medical companies, and indirectly to medical research after taxes and dividends and stockbuybacks...

Of course the biggest issue of all time is that germs are evolving to survive our antibacterial soap, we may need to develop a large variety of antibiotics.
If you haven't read https://blog.burntsushi.net/transducers/ yet, then IDK what you're doing with your life.
Good lord, I didn't realize that an AI generated image could be so shockingly frightening. To be honest the fact that DALL-E can do the things it does is very worrisome for me. I think we shouldn't go down this technological path.
Looking at the top 20 hot posts on /r/coffee right now the only one that has to do with expensive equipment is 1 post where someone is asking if the Mazzer Super Jolly that they got from a business is overkill to use at home [1] (it is but if you got it for cheap then might as well use it) and another post about a calibrating a refractometer [2]. The rest are questions about tasting coffee and troubleshooting cheap pieces of equipment (pour over brewers that are all <$40, moka pots, french presses, etc.).

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/Coffee/comments/x7lo4x/mazzer_super...
[2] https://www.reddit.com/r/Coffee/comments/x75a35/refractomete...
Scandic Northerner here.
I've made sure I have rice several kilos, a couple of bags of dried legumes like lentils, and beans for proteins, and a few boxes with crushed tomatos.

For lights everything is LED, and I have bought 20+ camping gas stove cartridges for my itawani stove. A 100+ of candles for power outages (3-5 boxes of 30 normal Duni long candles) and about 400+ paraffin tea candles.

Live in an old thick stone blrick building with insulation, but still buy thermal underwear if you font have it and get used to wearing layers of clothing.
Its the truth though, My grandmother was struggling greatly with androids UI, couldn't figure out the app window, got confused by the back button etc. I bought her an IPhone and she hasn't really bothered me since. Apples UI/UX just works for many people.
Electric heating blanket works pretty well.
There is a solution to the problem of sending videos or collections of photos via SMS from iPhone to Android: go to a video, and click 'copy iCloud link'. Send the link to the Android user, and it's an easy process to download the full resolution file.

I have a family member who refuses to use Apple products out of principle and this is a convenient workaround.
It seems like a stretch to claim that Apple’s position in either market is truly dominant given a similarly sized competitor.
Sooner or later part of these 100 trillion trillion dollars will be withdrawn from the originating bank and deposited with other banks. The originating bank will have to send reserves to these other banks, and if it can't because it doesn't have enough reserves, the bank will fail.

But the reason most countries no longer have reserve ratios is because these ratios have been replaced with capital requirements, which likewise constrain bank lending activity. Apparently some people didn't get the memo though, and think banks are now unregulated and can do whatever they want. In reality the banking sector is one of the most regulated industries, and for a good reason.
Containers and VMs are totally not the same thing.
They serve a complete other purpose , as multiple containers can be combined to create an application/service , VMs always use a complete os etc etc anyway the internet is full of the true purpose of containers , they were never meant to use as a "VM" and about security.. meh everything is insecure until proven differently
If it's legal, you're okay. I like how you stated this.

Conversely as you drop down the consumer chain to lets say a free service (eg twitter) the terms of service becomes markedly more complex and onerous.
I'd be interested to see a more built in solution for Markdown and MDX, as with Astro or NextJS, since I've been mainly using either for blog type websites and I'd love to use Fresh as well.
>If you’re reasonably young and healthy, you’ll survive.

I'm not.
The lower limit of my comfort zone is 19c, anything colder and I can't work.
the history of mankind is mired in war and conquest, it is an inescapable part of what makes us human (sadly).

What i don't like is fake outrage and hypocrisy from Zelesnky zealots who seem "ok" with thousands of civilians dying because one actor/Prime Minister can't understand when he is beaten.

If Russia really wanted to, they have the arsenal to level and completely destroy the Ukraine and its infastructure, but they don't. Instead of understanding this fact, Zelesnky continues to "poke the bear" and continues this useless war with ever more fervor.

Sometimes you have to know when you are beaten for the greater good of your countries citizens.
> A low faction of Japanese people claim to "believe in God" but Japanese participate in religious rituals at a high rate.

Wouldn't both a Buddhist and a believer in Shintoism tend to answer no to "belief in God"?

Also my impression is that the Japanese are generally just into rituals, they don't seem to need much excuse.
You just repeat the talking points prepared for Russian assets. Boring.
LDP links to the CIA are barely a secret. Asking for a source there is only to advertise one's ignorance. Not sure about the Moonies part however.
Microsoft’s market share was substantially higher then Apples is in their relative market segments.
Nah, there are literal gorillas doing the marketing. Haven't you ever heard of the infinite monkey theorem?
But why is this Apple’s problem?

The average Joe does not know the difference between a Tesla and a Toyota, specifically the more advanced features that the Tesla offers. Should Tesla be required to change their system to be more “compatible“ with Toyota?

This whole iMessage android debacle just sounds like sour grapes.
> The rules of what you're allowed to post

Additionally, most popular generic instances allow you to post anything except for ads, explicit hate, or nsfw without a warning.
And self-congratulation of indiehacker networks. Those making $10k-$20k moving to twitter though, tweets like guru now. Those making $40k+ becomes business guys who talk un-related stuff for those who are finding good content and product.

As someone who's struggling on market research right now, the current situation of these site is pretty bad, hard to get real insight.
Well, yes. And the best military is so good at its job that it never needs to do it.

I'm sure there's a term for the slight problem that someone who's good at a job usually wants to do it - the Praetorian Paradox maybe?
Sure, I still do that, just for quick reminders and sometimes to move files from my phone to desktop if I don't have a cable handy.

I know there's all sorts of reminder/ notes apps available, but why sign up for yet another account when email does the job?
Ooo, nice catch! Fixed: https://github.com/BurntSushi/blog/commit/a1b0e40cbfd293310b...
You don’t buy or recommend Apple products because non-iMessages are shown in green?
> easily operable

I could be wrong, but I thought the operation was a Whipple procedure, and the concern I lay out is that the operation is not easy.
But the linked article (GP to yours) is about Y-Combinator and yes it is a bit of a different topic than the (better written) posted one about frogs.

It’s been quite a few years, but without the SAT, the only test that would distinguish me from a socio-economically disadvantaged background was a military assessment test.

So when the SAT came under fire after a high-profile cheating scandal in Hollywood, I heard a lot about replacing the test with an essay.

The article about Y-Combinator is about IQ and things that are not IQ. It also has this interesting quote about messaging —- message coaching can obscure the bad candidates among the good ones. I feel replacing the frog of SAT preparation with the possibility of an essay-as-a-service feels punitive to kids from difficult backgrounds.
PayPal adds insecure SMS based login that circumvents 2FA. Ignores concerns
PayPal recently added a "Log in with a one-time code" feature that circumvents the username/password and any 2FA on the account. Instead, a 6 digit code is sent via SMS to the primary phone number linked to the email address. Given the prevalence of SIM Hijacking attacks, this seems extremely insecure.
If you use EXPLAIN QUERY PLAN rather than just EXPLAIN, you get a high level description of the plan rather than the bytecode.
Teenage women, you mean. Typically adults outgrow this nonsense.
Some tests will return the scaled dimension, yes. But the biggest reason it's so popular is it's so easy to communicate with binary letters, because if you're at the 45% mark on the introvert/extrovert scale your type will be I type. This is also the reason a lot of people get different retest results. If you're near the middle of the scale it's easy to lean on either side.
"representative" is not the same concept as "unusable", so you should not put quotes around that text.

It's like going to the grocery, seeing a bin of beautiful apples and saying "every apple on the tree is beautiful". You can't draw that conclusion because those apples aren't representative of all apples because they went through a filtering process. In this case some one choosing to sell them. Upthread, some one choosing to share them.
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Taking your number of 0.05 MW/m^3, Back of the napkin calculation is that the USA would need ~8,000 gigafacory-sized reactors to meet 100% of electricity demand.