skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think they’re trying to catch people’s attention which evidently worked because (a) we’re discussing this in an HN thread and (b) even before seeing this thread I had paused to consider the curious word choice.
I find it astounding that people still talk in terms of "talent". What else, do we still think America is a meritocracy? By and large, people.perform exactly as their socioeconomic status would predict. "talent" is a myth.
I was an employee of LinkedIn at the time that Dylan was an intern. His talent and drive were really something special. He wasn’t content to just do the project he was given. He was making demos and presenting at company all hands. I remember him participating in a bunch of culture stuff. Yes, knowing the right people matters but Dylan put in the work that made them pay attention. I’ve never since seen an intern like him.
It was only a magnitude 2 in Taipei. The epicenter was 200-300km away in the south-east of the island
> I would strongly recommend anyone who thinks their system is sluggish to [disable SIP]

I’m very glad this advice has been as niche as it has been. It’s awful advice unless you really know what you’re doing and why you’re doing it.

Anyway, I still run 10.15 daily and the only thing that I’d call slow by design is the thermal design of the laptop it runs on. Even so I think just thoroughly clearing dust out of it gave it at least another few more years of being a pretty decent laptop.
> there is no city center as far I can tell

Relevant: "The Creation of University Park Which Later Became Palo Alto" https://ralstonworks.com/RE-history/UniversityPark-PaloAlto....

"[In 1885] Leland Stanford and Jane Lathrop had in mind to establish a town across El Camino Real to support the needs of Stanford University, including student housing, shopping, and recreation, but no liquor. The Stanfords asked the leaders of Menlo Park and Mayfield to close their saloons, but were answered 'No.'"

"With Stanford University's support, saloon days faded and Palo Alto grew to the size of Mayfield. On July 2, 1925, Palo Alto voters approved the annexation of Mayfield. The two communities were officially consolidated on July 6, 1925."
I'm a lefty, not sure what you mean by your hand covers up what you're writing?

I hold my pen so that it's pointing to the right, so that my hand trails the path of the pen tip. Do you...hold the pen so that it is pointing to the left so as to avoid smearing? Thus the pen tip is trailing the path of your hand?

If so, that's an ingenious solution to an annoying problem, don't know why I never thought of it before, but yeah that would make it impossible to write meticulously.
Yes.. When you are struggling to put food on the table, you are not enjoying childhood.. Adversity breaks more people than building character. Which is why, we insist that kids have good food, good environment to grow up in etc. It is not right that 1000 kids suffer for one to build a character (as you may call it). You can build character in better environments too.
You forgot the "thank our sponsors" moment that >50% videos then make you sit through, even if you are on YT premium, or using a regular ad blocker.
The difference is that people giving out the religious materials were doing the giving out. The ruling didn't say they could just send the materials to the owners of the side-walk who would then have to give them out to everybody who walks on their sidewalk.

That would be like expecting Facebook or Twitter to distribute any materials you give them, to everybody who visits FB. That would be totally unfair, companies don't have the obligation to pass on your messages to anybody.

Freedom of Speech means I don't have to repeat and amplify what somebody else says or wants me to say. It is not only the freedom to speak what I want, but also the freedom to NOT speak. And companies have freedom of speech too.

This judicial ruling sounds very suspicious to me.
There is no law preventing civilians from owning cannons and other artillery of any caliber so long as they are not automatic.
> which meant it would be very costly/impossible to get CTR back to a reasonable level

Sorry - is there some kind of hysteresis? You can't revert the setting and get back to exactly where you started?
I like Diataxis documentation framework. I wonder if there is an AI (or a systematic, automatable process) that could turn:

1. Actual executable programs into reference

2. References into how-tos (combine references into larger useful tasks)

3. References into explanations (extract common concepts and data structures)

4. How-tos and explanations into tutorials

I think an AI tool that could automatically provide documentation (higher-level conceptual description of how SW works or operates) it could be more useful than Github Copilot.
"On the other hand, we cannot ignore efficiency" -- D. E. Knuth
Evil dark pattern on cookie settings - what a disrespect against your users.
I sometimes like to read or write all-lower. Oftentimes, for me, it signifies a more casual air, so I tend to do it in text chats more often than not. I find the font and size in the article more annoying than the all-lower, personally -- if it was in HN-style 12pt Verdana, I don't know if I'd have noticed.
> SPDX-License-Identifier: CC0-1.0

Do not use this bone-headed license.

The Fedora people have identified a problem with it.

https://lists.fedoraproject.org/archives/list/legal@lists.fe...

TL; DR: the CC0 license explicitly says that it's granting only use and redistribution in a copyright sense, and not granting any patent or trademark rights.

This is different from a truly free license like BSD or MIT which grant unlimited redistribution and use.
To be nitpicky, if the X server crashes, you're just as hosed with X as with Wayland.

The difference is that X survives a window manager crash, whereas Wayland typically does not, because on Wayland it's usually the same process as the server.
They don't even matter when you're poor. We got rid of pennies in Canada. Prices are the same, but the final bill at the till is rounded to the nearest nickel. You don't lose anything, just the weight. I'd like to see nickels go away as well.

Now that I'm using US currency again the whole penny thing just seems pointless.
https://scweb.cwb.gov.tw/en-us/earthquake/imgs/ee20220918144...

The Intensity (human feeling) at Taipei is just Lv.3 (because epicenter is almost 250km or 161 miles away), which means "Almost everyone will feel shaking, and some may experience fear"[1]. Such degree is not very rare at Taiwan, so most people will just act as "hmm", "OK fine".

Also after the 921 Earthquake[2], Taiwan raise earthquake-resistant structures standard, therefore most new buildings will be fine under 5 or 6 Intensity.

[1] https://scweb.cwb.gov.tw/en-US/Guidance/FAQdetail/182

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1999_Jiji_earthquake
Mexico is of course full of some lovely places, but cartel violence has been increasing since around 1990 (so 30 years) and has spiked quite dramatically in the past 20 years.
> The way to change a culture is to set such a strong positive example that people naturally went to follow. Telling other people their work sucks is not that example, but first pitching in to speed up development cycles can make everyone happy.

This is the part I'm having the most trouble with. What if you are at a place which is not software minded? Any tips on making them understand?
Actually Taipei was only around 2. Magnitudes 6-7 were in the epicenter near Taitung, fairly far away - about 200-300km.
It takes a minute or two to settle down

If that still fails, try disabling wifi and disconnect the ethernet
That is truly horrible advice, particularly since the tradeoff is not being mentioned at all, or otherwise what the implications are.

However, seems SIP can only be disabled temporarily (until next reboot?), at least according to https://developer.apple.com/documentation/security/disabling... but it's unclear for how long it is disabled.
What’s the diff between 1.1.1.1 and 1.0.0.1 ?
I thought it was
"macOS subsystem, for Linux" and got excited before realising it's the other way around.

What do Mac users get out of this? I thought most Linux things work reasonably well already
> Please look at this pitch. It’s hard to come away unimpressed with what he and his founder were creating: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=C1UUVdN3kdQ

Ok, I did. Figma is absolutely valuable as evidenced by its customer base.

This said, it is impressive in a mild sense. While convenience / access (the pitch's main take away) is a huge factor in the macro-state creativity - if these affordances are not paired with meaning, a sense of taste, or purpose - then one quickly ends up with 'animate all the things' level thinking (the micro-state of today). For some, this means a great income and massive economic mobility - not something to sneeze at. However, designing everything to be the same, from securing reproductive care to hailing a car, sterilizes the lives lived through software.
I didn't mean it 'too' literally, but that is indeed a neat fact.
By the way with OCLP you can install Monterey onto any Mac dating back to 2012. It’s a great project, and the MacOS runs great.
It means they don't like people who make them thankful that work gets done three months later than it is supposed to be, while the employee runs out of physical, mental and familial excuses.
I’m talking only about the popular culture, not the past
I’ve never read The Silmarillion, and other than the hobbit cartoon back in the day, the LOTR movies are my only real connection with JRRT. I read the first book, but found it to be a forgettable slog largely due to a weird musical wizard that (thankfully) never showed up in the movies.

Regarding the rock-splitting competition spoiler - I thought he was going to win. I’m only two eps in, but I’ve enjoyed the show so far. It’s much better than I expected, particularly given everything I’ve read about it being so poorly executed. I had much lower expectations. I’m not raving about it, but I’m not panning it either.

I imagine that if you’re much closer to the source material, then there’s no way this show could have possibly met your expectations. On the other hand, if you want to catch a decent LOTR spin-off, and you’re neither a film student nor a die-hard JRRT fan, I’d say give it a shot.
> If you're in the right network, then having the wrong product, wrong market, wrong team, wrong market fit, bad traction, etc. doesn't really matter because those networks will "fix" those problems for you.

No amount of VC money can fix a bad company that doesn’t solve a burning problem for customers.

Conversely, if you do solve a burning problem for a lot customers, getting VCs onboard will be the least of your concerns.
Oh, no, not more of this backwards mis-naming illogic. It's bad enough that MS abuses us with such idiocy, we don't have to copy it.
My 2nd gen idle at 1.2 W

Active use from 3-6 W
Oh wow I thought it was just zsh being awfully slow. Does this issue still exist in subsequent mac os versions? (Big Sur, Monterey)
The person you're replying to is talking about playing the video directly on the phone, not casting.

An iPhone 14 Pro Max can play streamed video on the internal display for literally 25 hours on a single charge.

edit: the 14 Pro Max has a 17 Wh battery, which means it draws 0.7 W streaming and displaying video.
This is not really a wayland or sway problem, but really a systemd problem. It's really annoying because the documentation around this is very scattered and contradictory.

The advice used to be that you should use pam user environment (~/.environment and you need to edit pam configuration on some distributions to allow user environments). However, IIRC there are some possible security implications around this so this has been deprecated. I think you are now supposed to use systemd user variables (or so). I'm not on my computer right now so can't look it up, but hopefully that gives you enough Google keywords to set things up.

It seems like the main developers behind systemd and several of the other fundamental layers of the system stack only use gnome/KDE and assume everyone else is. So some things become quite frustrating to set up for regular users.
- “On June 25, 2013, Dylan Field, one of my favorite interns from LinkedIn dropped by Wealthfront headquarters in Palo Alto to catch up and get some advice about his new startup, https://figma.com/.”

- “The best solution for a problem five years ago may not be the the best solution today, and it very likely won’t be the best solution five years from now. As a result, young engineers approaching problems for the first time can sometimes see opportunities that the most experienced can’t.”
yeah yeah yeah.

My job forced me to use Windows, and it is terrible for my productivity and what not. One day, one of the screens stopped working when in use with dual display another day the fingerprint reader stopped working for log-ins, but still works for the first half of setting up a new fingerprint. I can't even charge my headphones without special drivers!

Look. We all have our pet peeves with OSs, but they are not relevant to TFA
It is a pain in Xorg, and a manual process, but doable with xrandr. Effectively you can over-render and scale to make things consistent.

But it is a pain in the ass and I have to run the script every session.
No, because the clarify step is applied to everything you capture. If your problem is that you're capturing too much, then it doesn't really help. It sort of assumes you're going to process what you captured someday.
Also 100% on Firefox Mobile 104.2.0
0.1.1.0? :P
I think it might actually be somewhat accurate. There are 6.25*6*24*365 new bitcoins created every year and given to miners. That's over $6B at current prices. So it sort of makes sense miners would spend $6B/year to acquire those $6B of new bitcoins. And that isn't factoring in transaction fees that miners also get, nor that this article was written in June when prices were a lot higher, meaning it would have been much more than $6B/year if I did those calculations then.
Discover, curate and share NFTs of any wallets on multiple chains
View & share multi-chain NFTs with a custom domain
Is there a four letter word beginning with "fi" that I should know about, or is that a typo?
No there was definitely a 7 a few years back, I didn't say it was in Hualien. Do I really need to check this, for your convincing, can't you just believe me?

alright I checked: this is weird, but can't remember this one being a 6. Anyway, it was 7 on the Taiwan intensity scale. Maybe that's where I got it from?

https://scweb.cwb.gov.tw/en-us/earthquake/details/EE20190418...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_Hualien_earthquake

f off downvoters
We're not talking about the entire US, we're talking about SanFran, which is very much an urban area.
Robbie Williams is an artist that comes to mind who was able to sell out large venues across the world without US success - thinking of the Close Encounters tour: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Close_Encounters_Tour - but it's certainly hard to think of others.
This is not even an actually... The reviewed magnitude on USGS is 6.9 at the epicenter of course that's what I'm referring to. What are you even saying?

Magnitudes 6-7 were in the epicenter near Taitung, fairly far away - about 200-300km

Haha I'm well aware of that. I'm not saying that's not the case I'm saying in another comment that the shaking that I felt, I felt sickening. What you say doesn't contradict what I'm saying

Just disagreeing for the sake of it? Stupid and abusive.
The article also discusses stability, and Bitcoin does not really have a credible stability story if miners are paid only from L1 transaction fees.
And we have lint since 1979.

What we miss is people actually using these tools in any meaningful way.

Instead we have to go for hardware memory tagging and sandboxing, because there is no advocacy that changes their ways.
I have read all his books back to back several times since I was a teen, each reading contributing more details to my head cannon… where elves don't have pointy ears, dwarves are not humans afflicted with achondroplasia, Galadriel is not an impulsive warrior shorter than every human she meets, etc. Somehow, that cannon of mine has survived my RPG years AND decades of memes extracted from Peter Jackson's movies but woah… watching that show with my daughter is painful.

She doesn't have the same kind of relationship I have with the original material, though, so she loves it so far.
They are the same and redundant fallbacks to each other
Yes, Monterey is even worse.
1.0.0.1 is faster to write because most places will accept the spelling 1.1 (which is {u8}.{u24} formatting).
It seemed a net positive to me too. Presumably, you would join a fast growing company for a challenge and not just to coast or “quiet quit“. You would want colleagues who feel the same esp. if chunk of your compensation is locked up in equity.
Building Integrity has a series on this project.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQw1wzpZL_lqdvDEa0EEq...
> see openings for Sales and Interns. Why in the fi* is it on HN?

I see dozens of SWE roles on their careers site at all levels.
Indeed! WA is sitting on a gold mine in India. After a few stop-start and half hearted attempts they seem to be moving in the right direction. They partnered with Reliance Jio (a conglomerate in India) for grocery shopping on WhatsApp[1]. WA has payments through UPI for about 4 years now, though they didn't spend marketing it and kept it under the wraps.

[1] https://techcrunch.com/2022/08/29/meta-jiomart-whatsapp/
Remember when the Angry Video Game Nerd said that he wasn't going to see Ghostbusters (2016) because it looked like a bad movie that didn't respect the fans, and he didn't want to subject himself to something that would make him angry and didn't respect him as a longtime fan?

And how they made him out to be a sexist piece of shit because of it?

You can't even say "I'm choosing not to participate because it's literally 'not for me.'"

If people did that, the thing might flop. They need your lack of critical thinking and compliance.
They can't build multiplayer for less than 20 billion USD?
For all intents and purposes, a M-Series MacBook running Parallels is the best Windows laptop you can buy. I say this as a Windows productivity maximalist.

It’s 2022 and Windows touchpads and touchpad drivers don’t hold a candle to my 2011 MacBook.
And in any company
Anyone using macOS will surely guess the time period. No need to add it in the title.
Well GUI devs and xorg devs who want to stop having to support the X mess.

But as a user the experience is noticeable superior. One thing I noticed that I wasnt expecting was that things actually got subjectively snappier.
> arewewaylandyet is a good starting point

Annoyingly, they're out of date and ignore PRs, so not the best source of info.
That first theory doesn’t hold because ancient empires such as the Romans did suffer a form of inflation. They just didn’t know what it was when they kept devaluing their currency.
The question is has anything changed.
I too was scratching my head as to why anyone would ever want to run a macOS terminal from within linux.
I respect your experience if indeed this is it. And of course it has to do with what you're used to.

For me the experience has been the opposite. I could never get used to things not working fluidly enough. When I finally decided to embrace the level of integration apple devices provide, the world of pain that windows was to work with eased up a lot. Windows seemed a patchwork of things cobbled together with no real coordination, parts that don't work very well together, and messy visual/interaction design where the users' point of view hasn't been a priority.
That's surprisingly squeaky, are those pistons pneumatic?
I don't think you'd even feel a magnitude 2 quake. Maybe it's different in such a tall building or maybe it was stronger in this area.
You can just use Vagrant for this kind of setup. The benefit of that is you can provision so it is able to run your application and you're able to commit it to git and share it with others. Pretty sure it will have a qemu adapter too if you so choose.
I'm not using it but still interested and would have appreciated the year in the title.
So you just keep an emergency stash of apocalypse fentanyl sitting around?
I recall that the design of the Burj Khalifa is quite unique and very scalable. A really cool feet of engineering from this company: https://www.som.com/projects/burj-khalifa/
I'll try to simplify it.

The network pays miners to secure the network.

The network earns transaction fees. It also mints new money through inflation.

In its bootstrap phase, while the network isn't earning enough in transaction fees, the network relies on inflation to supplement its earnings in transaction fees. It pays its miners with a combination of the two. This is not too different from a startup relying on stock options to incentivize employees, contractors, painters of art pieces etc, while still in its growth phase.

The rest of the article conflates the market for BTC, buyers, sellers, holders etc, with the above.

To be clear, I'm not making a declaration on what is or is not a store of value.
macOS user (and fan) since Mountain Lion. Got confused because of the title.
To add some nuance: it's fine if you produce it yourself – it becomes a problem when you try to trick someone into thinking it's the same thing as what I else produce. More concretely, you are free to make your own promises of future delivery of liquor, but don't go around promising people that I will deliver liquor to them!
Fear of Cold [video]
Facebook could have cloned Whatsapp or Instagram, but thats a risky bet. By buying figma they are getting all the users and their trust for the product. Which is difficult with a new product
With a RTX 2080ti, the performance is much worse. Getting around 1 it/s while with lstein/stable-diffusion I get ~10 it/s.

Could be that there is a bunch of low hanging fruits for optimization though, and it can reach higher performance, the amount of people who spent time doing any sort of optimizations are obviously much lower for this TensorFlow port (1 person) vs the pytorch implementation (too many to count manually).

Edit: it's unclear to me if it's actually running on the GPU at all.
It is how probabilities work. A plain example: The odds of flipping ten heads in a row are 1/1024, but if you've already flipped nine heads, the odds of flipping ten heads are 1/2.
There's a lot of continuity between the Obama and Biden administrations, including foreign policy. If things were more stable back then, it's mainly because Obama just let China do whatever tf they wanted (occupying the South China Sea, hacking Google, planting Huawei spying equipment across the globe) and did nothing about it. Trump forced everyone to pay attention, no more free lunch for Xi.
I think their current version is unrelated to what is now x2go
I've wanted to do it. Mostly to test out stuff that my colleagues would need to run but haven't been able because I run Linux. So I usually have to ask colleagues to double check my work.

I am aware that running macOS on non-Apple hardwade would be against their ToS.
I think this cultural thing because Finland it is much more common that people try like 2 weeks and don't ask those stupid questions. It of course speeds up learning but other-hand some problems could be solve like hours instead of weeks.
Which has happened to many of the lesser altcoins.

Look for a boom in that, with all those underutilized GPU miners.
> a modern standing freezer with working seals will let less air out the seals than is exchanged by opening the door

I think the idea is that the seals can conduct heat, and do so much better than whatever abitrarily-sophisticated thermal isolation is in the walls of the freezer, not that the airflow through the seals is carrying any significant amount of heat.
The horror of freezing to death explored in literature and real life settings