skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah, I tried to do this today, and there was no option to report it as taken over — super frustrating.

Like maybe if someone's account suddenly has 5+ mutual connections reporting it as "maliciously taken over" you can shadowban it and not have it continue to spam everyone on their friend list? Like it's not that hard.
I understand why it would be bullish for ETC but why would the merge be bearish for ETH? If it reduces gas fees as promised, it should make the cryptocurrency a lot more useful in general which could increase its price.
A big thank you to all the engineers who made my car safer. Feels good after watching this
What's the term you can call a man that has the same meaning as "broad?"
How much does it draw in total before / after? Curious how much of a percentage change this is
There is no Stackaid dependency to install. We are treated as an implicit direct dependency for the purpose of calculating the fee we collect. If you have 19 direct dependencies, StackAid will be the 20th, and get 5% of your total subscription.

Anyone with admin access to a repository can register to be paid by StackAid and the total allocation for a project will be split amongst them equally. We plan to allow adjusting the percentages each maintainer receives in the near future.
Can you recommend "performance wear" made out of natural fibers? Specifically rain jackets and clothing that has some amount of waterproofness?
geezer
GNU Unifont will handle it well enough.
Not that I can really see. I’m still using an iPhone X and don’t really feel a need to upgrade yet.
Pretty much.

For example, if you were coming to visit me in Australia, you could get an Optus eSim for the days you are here: https://www.optus.com.au/prepaid/esim

Annoyingly, its not yet perfect. Vodafone for example can do prepaid, but requires the prepaid physical SIM to be activated first then transferred: a Vodafone store can do it of course, but that's a pain.

https://www.vodafone.com.au/support/device/esim?accordion-id...

I imagine this will get better as time goes on, though.

Woolworths can do pure online eSim only prepaid: https://mobile.woolworths.com.au/mobile-phone/esim
Manifest V3 will take care of that, only 8 months to go.
So the new Pro phones are capable of going down to 1 Hz refresh rate. I don’t know if the app has to opt into that but I don’t think so. My guess/hope would be that if you were not changing the image it would just slow down automatically, so perhaps things like the Kindle app would benefit without a change?

They didn’t have to manually opt into the 120 Hz smooth scrolling.

It’s still an emissive screen, but it’s better than an emissive screen that is refreshing 60 times a second.
Fair point. There will be a longer grace period initially while we work on the awareness of StackAid.
NOT THE SPACE LASERS!
This is remarkable. The example photo and the filters are gorgeous.
So, to summarize: Google as a company tries to establish impact driven culture, but complexity of this task (hard to measure impact) and humans imperfection (laziness, politics) make this goal not easy to achieve.
As a person who used the chip for almost a decade I can assure you what or you had extremely shitty readers all your life or somehow you bank provided you with extremely shitty card somehow. I struggle to even remember when I needed to reinsert the card again.
Your comment made me expect it to be a lot higher than it was. I remember the BCH fork trading at 10-20% of BTC for months and peaking as high as 50%. 2% seems like a more appropriate ratio.
I don’t eat at those restaurants. I like cash, too.
It’s a convenience for rich people to find their own ventures, but it’s not the only way for ventures to be funded. If the wealth was distributed among thousands more then those folks would still be looking to invest it, many in EV or space tech, and some might just pool their money into venture capital coops that perform the same function as individual rich folks etc. (allowing individual entities to be pitched to instead of each of thousands of investors.)
Anyone interested in this may also enjoy learning about historical railroad routes:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31017135

I posted a comment in that thread about some old SF Peninsula and South Bay routes, along with the USGS topo map page where you can discover what was in any area of the US at any particular year:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31036776

Enjoy!
Yes. Window management sucks, when I reconnect to my monitors half the time the positions are messed up.
That sounds nice in theory, but if I'm running a business, unless I have more money than I know what to do with, I can only donate so much to open source development. Let's say my entire application is written using Vue.js. In that case, regardless of how many little utility libraries I use, I want to make sure that the vast majority of my contribution goes to the Vue.js contributors because Vue has, by far, the most significant impact on my business, and I'd like to make sure I can continue to depend on it in the foreseeable future. In contrast, that utility that title-cases strings that I use all over the place is great, but I wouldn't be heartbroken if it didn't exist anymore.

> If dependency X is a pithy trivial thing that doesn't deserve your funds, and you care so much, then write your own into a utils file. The reality is, you didn't and you're using someone else's work.

If the author of the utility felt that way, they could have given it a commercial license and sold it to me. I know this makes me sound cold, but open source authors know the deal they're getting, and nobody should expect to get paid any significant amount for their contributions. From a business perspective, it makes sense to fund anything you would be in real trouble without, because your money increases the odds that those projects continue to grow and be improved/maintained.

Having said all of that, I still find StackAid to be a great idea, and if I owned a (profitable) business, I could see myself using it in addition to larger donations to specific projects that my business depends on. That would be a great way to distribute the funds to all of the projects I use while still focusing on a small handful of key pieces of software.
Why have you written they are “cash-flowing”!! It’s not proper. They are ‘spending’!
It also wasn't actually a card with a magstripe. It may not have worked before, but it sure as hell didn't work after!
There were several direct quotes from google management and some anecdotes by current employees. What would you consider real info?
Sometimes they pull over people Turing around
in my experience, management is the problem rather than a hello, let alone the solution
Not many people upgrade every year. Apple sells a ton of phones but most people keep them for 2 to 3 years, so it’s just a lot of people on a cycle.

If they only introduced a new phone every 2 to 3 years people might be tempted by the new stuff on other phones. Or you could buy a new phone (to you) that is actually a two year old design.

This way you always get the newest thing, even if it’s not significantly better than what you could’ve bought last year. But it’s a nice upgrade if you’ve waited two years, and for people who wait like 5+ years it’s incredible.
Binance tokenized ETH 2.0 stakes as BETH, allowing users to earn the interest but still trade them back to ETH if they want.

Trading data at this time:

1 BETH = 0,9564 ETH
From [2009]
As the parent of a 6.5 month old, this is very interesting.

We had figured out that once she falls asleep, we wait 8-10 minutes for her to get really deeply asleep before putting her down. But the transport to calm crying, that is really going to come in handy.
first tell us what "broad" means
I've started using it recently as a software/game dev and its just great place for people to easily and quickly share their content or progress, with lots of interesting things to learn about, I can imagine the same goes in other fields like artists, history buffs, etc.

Though some people are talented they can't help but bring politics into everything, and its just depressing to see the brainrot, I have to unfollow those people or block them sometimes if it's bad enough.
https://www.ma.imperial.ac.uk/~buzzard/xena/natural_number_g...

You could go further towards it feeling like a game, yes -- I've been wanting that too. I'm still learning the basics of these things.
I've always wondered: What happens if I use a paused/canceled card on a plane? Do I just get the item for free?
The allegation of fraud refers to Teledyne destroying evidence by replacing potentially faulty chips before sending a unit to the investigation lab.
Should we wait until Spring? I hear it may get pretty cold this winter..
They have virtually the same weight at 3500 pounds (plus minus 50 depending on configuration).
That's true, but all the waterproofing makes it such a pain in the ass that I'd rather just pay Apple to do it correctly and warranty the work.
Thank you, this like exactly what I was looking for
See that would be an interesting feature to add. They have sensor-shift image stabilization and some sort of focusing, perhaps they could add a feature to lock all of that so it couldn’t be damaged by vibration while riding a bike.
Because they'll burn through even the tiny bit of trust they have remaining?
I think people will be much more able to (1) judge the validity of this statement and (2) evaluate whether your calibration for "just old bro remarks" is apt.

So how about some examples of the sorts of things you expect to get you fired at Google?
Usually, the distinction is equipment.

“Train” usually refers to that equipment that is compatible with the larger national mainline network, which is regulated nationally so that signaling, size, and safety are consistent (e.g. two trains from different companies crashing into each other is not a disaster, they fit on each others’ tracks and stations, they can talk together on the same radio frequency and hook into the same cab signals, etc.)

Metros tend to be isolated systems doing their own thing and are not easily compatible. In the most extreme case like London Underground, they are wildly different dimensions than mainline trains.

Tokyo does have lines like these in its subway umbrella; the Ginza Line and Oedo Line cannot host through operations. It’s not common though, Japan is at the forefront of blending the two, which is often desirable for intraurban operations.
Thanks to Apple, I had a bean burrito this afternoon that upset my stomach.

Not sure why iPhone engineering didn’t anticipate this happening, but the flatulence kept my boss away so everything worked out.
Then design it to fail safely, so if any one part in the sequence is out of line it a red warning light goes off.
Read the Phoenix Project, the DevOps Handbook, and the Google SRE book.

Or just hire an SRE. You’re gonna have to eventually anyway.
You might be surprised. We have almost as many opt-in requests as opt-outs since we announced this today.

We don't see this as binary in the long term. Maybe artists want to release art from a prior period, for example, but withhold their current series until they move to the next.
1. Search for your favorite artists/songs/genres on https://volt.fm

2. Click on any of the top listeners

3. If you like their taste, save their top songs as a playlist (and select the option to always keep it up to date)

Disclaimer: I'm the founder of volt.fm
As a parent of a 5mo old I had to discover this on my own. Luckily my daughter makes it abundantly clear that she does not like me to sit while I hold her. Our midwife even said that babies like to know you are up and ready to escape predators. Not sure how true that part is.
It’s not misleading. If you look at their past decade, they’re doing really well, and yet the banner begging for money now takes up most of my screen. I gave once and I regretted it after looking at how much profit they’re tunneling away. It’s scammy
"I did a career 180, and started to learn coding and design." - An Interview With Saeid Fard, CEO of Dimensional
If they lowered their hiring bar I’d be happy to do Jack shit all day too
iSH doesn’t ship with GCC because it is massive, not because Apple blocks it. In fact it would probably be easier for us to include it rather than deal with making the package available to be reviewed.
The argument is more than just grades, it's physical and emotional and social maturity as well.
Some companies issue their card without the numbers written on them so I don’t think it’ll be concern.
So you have an existing domain? That's B2C? That's served you well? And you're going to redirect them to another domain? And that new domain is expanding (?) to cover B2C + B2B? And then you're going to manage those two target markets on that one site?

I would say that unless you can make a strong case to combine them, don't do it. If you intend to grow the B2B audience then give it the focus and attention it deserves. (Which also means the site / market that isn't broken keeps printing money).

If B2B gets enough traction and in the future merging the two makes sense, well that's a good problem to have.
The usual. Faster, better camera, the various new features like the satellite and emergency communications. The high refresh rate display might be a really good improvement.

The small upgrades build over the years, so you would notice a difference. But it’s nothing massive like when they went from LCD to OLED or added the plus size.

There’s nothing wrong with an 11 Pro. If it’s still working for you it’s perfectly reasonable.
Model that a lot of saas seem to use is:

put your consumer marketing site front and center at x.com

sub-brand your enterprise offering, and have a section explaining it, i.e. x.com/pro

this way you're maximizing your seo juice and consumer reach

the actual apps themselves can live on a subdomain, i.e. app.x.com for the consumer and pro.x.com for the enterprise

if/when the enterprise version really takes off, you could always rename it something unique if desired
Dude just structured his wealth so that he can exercise political power, including giving money to politicians, long after he is dead.

I'm not unhappy about that, but come on, let's be clear about what it is. If the money was going to a different set of politicians, ProPublica would publish an article about how corrupt it was.

Nor am I unhappy about him being rich. I just don't buy the whole "I'm not rich, my houses in Ventura and Jackson Hole are fairly modest!" shtick.
It feels like they canceled their spam team at Gmail and YouTube.
A few reasons.

One, it is a light hearted comment. I’m mostly just having some fun. Two, I suspect that the official wallet would have the same problem. The point is that apple designed a system where the wallet has to have magnets in it. The official apple product documentation states that there are in fact magnets in their wallet. And yes, just like my Popwallet brand, the inside of Apple’s wallet is magnetically shielded. The issue comes when you are handling the small removable wallet and your cards together. If you place your card next to the side of the wallet with magnets, you’re exposing it to the magnet without any shielding to protect your card.

I don’t have an official Apple wallet to test, but Apple repeatedly makes the same claim as the Popwallet - that the inside of the wallet is shielded. I think the problem is that apple designed a system where cards and magnets are close together, and during handling it is easy to expose the card to the unshielded side. This is why I think it is appropriate to jab at apple.
There are plenty of small-to-medium sized companies that will pay well (albeit not FAANG well). I work for one.

HN has a very strange employment bubble: there's an extreme distribution towards FAANG-tier companies, a decently sized tail for startups, and then virtually no representation of the places where 90% of people are actually doing software research and engineering: consultancies, contractors, teams within non-software companies, and so forth. Not all of them are well playing (and some are downright terrible), but plenty are.
I wouldn't work for Shopify for ethical reasons. They continue to help far-right sites like Breitbart or Daily Wire make their money.

Quote:
https://twitter.com/gvwilson/status/1552090373283090432

>Reminder: every single one of the sources cited by the neo-Nazi responsible for the Christchurch massacre had a store on @Shopify, and the company refused to deplatform any of them.
I don't think not getting arrested is that easy...
Also, the index hardware kind sucks (ive had constant hardware issues, and quest 2 is kind of superior in every category that isnt FOV). Facebook is proving to iterate on VR much better, despite Valve taking VR seriously for several years.
The discussions scale is a problem of you need people specifically triage and moderate the content. For large projects, I'll grand that this could scale poorly but for preserving information and discussions, it remains better than other options.

And yes, GitHub isn't the proper spot for non-programmers. All the workflows around it are geared to hosting a software or at least a site.

The proprietary lock-in... I don't agree with in that if that is an issue, then discord is too (and likely more). GitHub exposes the information for discussions quite easily - https://docs.github.com/en/graphql/guides/using-the-graphql-... I would be willing to take the stance that any forum that you don't host and access the underlying data without needing to go through the user facing application is lock in. With GitHub discussions, the access to the underlying data is more available than any other forum that you don't host yourself.

FWIW, from my work machine I access GitHub without issue. I can't access discord and will likely be unable to persuade such a change up the chain as Discord is largely seen as primarily chat for non-professional activities.
iOS has this too, I have yet to work at a place that actually utilizes this
Tiktok isn't real life
What better place than Hackernews for sharing the newest video of the biggest selfproclaimed hack-frauds on the web?
Use the hairdryer. It works like wonders.
Born in South Africa Elon Musk now looks like America's most innovative industrialist and outlandish thinker, and the person most likely to set Silicon Valley on a more ambitious course...
I’m mostly having fun, but Apple’s official wallet also has magnets on the back. The point is apple designed a system where a small removable wallet needs to be handled with your cards. That’s apple’s system design. And I suspect that you would encounter the same issue with Apple’s official wallet. Just like my Popwallet apple says the inside of the wallet is shielded. But the outside cannot be shielded as it has to magnetically attach to the phone. So unless the apple wallet has much weaker magnets, in which case it would fall off the phone easily, then it’s going to have the same issue. The problem is with the system apple designed.
Nice! I had never realized that view in Find Devices scrolled down, embarrassingly. Thank you.
It was particularly bad for a few years due to supply chain issues. I worked at BestBuy at that time and it was easily 30% of our workload, computer comes in acting weird, take the side panel off and see a bunch of blown caps.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitor_plague
This makes me wonder who manufactures these. Are they made as custom devices by a criminal group to commit the crime? Are they manufactured in another country -yes, that one- and you can buy them on the darknet? Did the group buy one of these ATMs to build the skimmer or possibly get inside information from someone at the company?
Study finds potential link between daily multivitamin and improved cognition
The issue I focus on is staffing, they expect someone to remain on call 24x7 for at least a month at a time. They don't pay for this time at all.

If Congress rams through the bill to force the workers back on the job, they'll just permanently lose even more workers, to the point where they won't be able to reliably run service.

The incentives for Corporate Boards are pure evil, it seems.
What about the passenger with their feet up on the dash, though?
I don't mind it either ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ not sure what the OP is going on about...
"Broad" is a generally disrespectful term for a woman, while "geezer" generally implies something about age (or at least being old-fashioned, fuddy-duddy, whatever).
A bad idea for little benefit. If it has to be done (and it should not be) the voter should make a selection and the machine should print a voting as slip, the voter should review the paper and then place it in the box, if there are any disputes you count the physical records and that is considered the true record of the vote.

The award for corrupting the system is too great to ever trust it and most of the decision makers have no way to make any informed judgement about the risks.
I think we'll see people who want to post images of themselves in there as well. Like, being a 'playable character' you could prompt for to be in the artwork could be pretty fun.
I have bad news for you, then: Facebook, which you laud as being impact driven, does exactly this. They call them "calibrations" but I've been in them and I can assure you that they're committees with all that implies.
GCP and Azure is fine, although I hope they would take the time to learn AWS lingo.
Do you work at a magnetron manufacturing plant?
Amazingly this was actually a randomized controlled double blind study. (And it wasn't in mice.)

I can't figure out why they say more investigation is necessary. Was the effect size not large enough?
So you're trying to assert copyright on something which isn't a copy of something? Again, where in the neural weights does your original work live?

EDIT: Let's consider a simpler scenario - I take an MD5 sum of one of your photos, and then hash collide a an image from my phone camera till I find a match. Which part of this process is "stealing"?
My favorite part of Hacker News is when commenters just lazily make the same comments again a couple months later, without taking into account what people’s replies to them, and hope nobody will notice: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32007917. Seriously though, this is pretty much the textbook definition of bad faith, so don’t do it.
that's one interpretation...

I've known people who use them as terms of endearment.

But that's beside the point, managers and so on can disrespect and curse and say whatever about things that are perceived as acceptable targets and ain't nobody "going down to HR" to rat them out.
Seems it's related to what alt tags the images are using.
I think you misunderstood the problem the OP is having mate!
Some people say NYC is like a separate nation, but that’s naive, it’s a separate planet.
Yeah this is what is frustrating internally. The company is still ludicrously profitable. Just not as much as last year. But it isn't like in 2019 there were big disruptive cuts and massive wrenches thrown into hiring plans. This isn't a "oh boy we don't have enough runway and need to do something fast" thing that startups or unprofitable unicorns run into. Instead this is "the stock market will be angry if they see lower margins."
You also need to take into account the fact that most of this equipment is always going to be turned on and processing some non trivial level of load whether you're sending requests or not. There's generally going to be a difference in power consumption between different levels of load above idle state, but an n% increase in bandwidth is almost always going to result in < n% increase in power consumption.

Also, any section of the network that's at full throughput all the time, and just evenly divides that throughput amongst users as it gets more load is not going to consume /any/ more power per GB no matter how many requests you throw at it.
Cutting edge research indeed. We need to spread the news, tell all the parents that carrying kids helps sooth them. There is no way that parents could have come up and tried this on their own.