skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
And for the units which don't have parking, what are you going to do, remove them from the market? Honestly, this is the wrong direction. How about we remove the corruption??
Because most parents didn't have the foresight to only invest a few years to kickstart their career and bank accounts to greater heights and leave after.

Times have changed and the writing is on the wall for individuals to GTFO after a few years now. Gentrification is far more rampant and obvious, and anyone moving to a big city has a wealth of information to draw from.
Indeed, they will lock you in to get it legally.
The point is home equity is value you own. You can get money out a lot of ways: relocating, downsizing, reverse mortgage.

With rent you are out on your ass with nothing the moment you stop paying.
This is generally overstated in both directions. Every time there's an actual analysis of the american publics opinion on cycling, the majority is neutral.

Which is not to say smashing windows is a good move. Though I would also contest that drivers breaking the law to endanger cyclists also don't make up the 'general public'. If they were not a small minority I would never ride my bike outside.
I don't know what this project is about. I just remained mesmerized by the look of the website.

It is exactly as I would have designed (which at the time it was also coded) in 1996.

I love it!!!
Besides the unremovable junk they fill on the homepage, now this.
Uninstalled and will be moving to Brave
They can write small.

Also, since you seem to be new I'll let you know. This isn't bad faith. It's reductio ad absurdum.
I know you probably don't want to dox yourself, but this post has a good amount of traction. It wouldn't hurt to include either contact information or the site in question, just in case someone who can do something sees this!
> Chromium was a thing before Google-Chrome

no it wasn't.
This is the correct take here. Law enforcement, at least in the United States, often operates above the law, particular at the federal level.

Pass all the laws you want, but they'll continue getting away with abuses of power.
fzf.vim works better, in my subjective opinion, but I haven't configured telescope a lot.
Thanks, I'll contact them!
Yeah, "Schemaless" is a total misnomer. You either have "schema-on-write" or "schema-on-read".
> Yeah, but why not just cut out the middleman?

Because DDG acts as a privacy screen and doesn't tell Microsoft what I personally search for. They are, as you note, fairly pointed about this being their purpose.

> I'm half kidding, but seriously "duck duck go"? What kinda goofy ass name is that? No wonder nobody takes it seriously.

It's a play on a commonly-known phrase (duck duck goose), and while this is all subjective I don't see how it's any weirder than anything else in the space.
I said most, not all.

We'll eventually grow resistance to COVID or Ebola provided enough exposure, the same way we developed resistance against the flu (that, for instance, South American indigenous populations didn't when the Spanish first arrived), as we'll weed out those with propensity not to vaccinate their kids, because their kids may not be able to reproduce.

But you won't die because you are not strong enough to hunt a mammoth.
And yet, when we submit crapware clones of VLC repackaged, while giving extensive details about the spyware, adware and services installed, MS refuses to block them…

I love Smartscreen…
I don't understand. It sounds like you're describing the existing behavior for the existing types. But I'm asking for new types with new behavior. The rules could be defined behavior for these types, which is what I want. I don't want types that happen-to-trap-because-it's-UB. I want a type that traps because that's its mission. And another type that saturates.

I understand the existing undefined behavior, that's not particularly interesting. What would be interesting is well-defined behavior for new types that does not interfere with however defined or undefined behavior exists for the existing types.

> usually do not have separate opcodes for overflowing arithmetic operations and trapping arithmetic operations.

I don't care how good or bad the codegen is. Just emit the code for the right behavior, because I'm using this type that requires this behavior.
The creator of Neovim's LSP integration is currently working on a VimL9 JIT compiler to make Vim9 plugins work for Neovim (early stages). So you still may be able to stay on the fence.
Grandparent comment says in SF.

10m is not fuck you money in sf.
Susan Kare is also the designer of Dogcow btw :D

https://512pixels.net/dogcow/
Pay cut when the market goes down and pay raise when the market goes up? Sure there's volatility involved but these stocks beat the market on average and drive close to 15% of some indices (i.e. FAANG at 15% total market cap of VTI). Those RSU's drive more wealth creation among FAANG employees than not over the long term.
Back in the day, Neovim has always felt about three times snappier than Vim (I think it was Vim 7.2). Also, I don't remember if the newer versions of Vim have it, but Neovim has native LSP support, which is also very nice.
This Celeron based system has been reported to be able to support up to 64GB RAM [1].

[1]Two Fanless Intel Celeron N5105 4x 2.5GbE Options Reviewed:

https://www.servethehome.com/two-fanless-intel-celeron-n5105...
Interesting to see this on the front page along with https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33036748

I wonder how long until Microsoft starts blocking sites on their VPN for "your protection".
This is possibly my favourite kickstarted project. I use this every day and got far more than my contribution was worth. Quite happy.

My latest thing is I use it with C-x C-e in the terminal and copilot.vim to get shell autocompletions!
Is Cloudflare known as a data thieving company? I didn't have that association with them yet. They're not really in the data selling business, are they?
Why would you? Nobody can connect to it without your private key. Or is there something I am not aware of? Genuine question, as I am running wireguard in a few places and thought it was secure by default.
> which is zippy for evolution

I feel like I hear this a lot - I wonder if our hypotheses about the "natural" speed of evolution are wrong.
Same for San Francisco. Two earthquakes and it must be returned back to the swamp.

New York got hit bad with Sandy. Thirty years or so and we might level it too.

It turns out that with climate change, nothing is going to be safe. And with the pacific shelf, we will always have that as an issue too.
To be fair the earlier Medtronic pumps were also insecure, but it allowed for reverse engineers to get into them and create one of the first closed loop systems.
Do this daily to help brain health and prevent cognitive decline [video]
Europe’s Energy Crisis Forces Factories to Go Dark
https://archive.ph/JRvlJ
I just wanted to say thank you very much for this reply, I really appreciate reading it. Honestly I get pretty annoyed (even though I shouldn't) by silly responses that falsely caricature-ize what I said ("You've just become an authoritarian", "You just disagreed with Bush" - I lol'ed at that one), especially when I felt I tried to emphasize that I'm not sure what the solution is. I can definitely appreciate there are people of good faith who don't share my opinion, and I like that you expressed that without a "tribal" response of "you're just the bad guy now".
They added a msi installer since 0.6 so that's pretty cool
It's out on a public forum, it doesn't have to be our business for us to comment on it. We also don't need to know anything about him in particular to know that's a crazy amount of time to spend. He doesn't magically have more than 24 hours a day.
I mean, anytime the subject of giving a little money to foss developers is brought up theres, theres lots of angry people in the comments saying those developers shouldn't be given anything.
Sure, but is it equivalent to how much value it provides? Would the world be better or worse off if news media shrunk to take up only the amount of resources people are willing to give it as charity? It seems like not. Local news has been decimated, people increasingly only pay attention to national issues helping accelerate polarization. It seems like a lot of the value news provides is given by just the titles which is tricky for the companies involved
Wild. Thanks for sharing.
And he is talking about the diesel effect. This implies the presence of an oxidiser like oxygen. Yes, CH₄ + 2 H₂O does react to CO₂ and 4 H₂, but not under high pressure and it is endothermic, so nope. And this pipeline has an diameter of more than a metre, so this plug must be quite large. Yes, the pressure was 105 bar which is more than enough for the creating of these clathrates but this must be a lot of water o.o…anyway, I am not an expert, but this articles sounds a lot like he took a lot of knowledge from here: https://petrowiki.spe.org/Hydrate_plug_removal. But I like the idea. An deliberate attack is somewhat unsound for me, I do not see a reason for Russia to destroy both pipelines. NS1: ok, Russia tried to pressure Germany to open NS2 anyway. All 4 of them at different spots? At almost the same time? And if they maintained them all simultaneously (Why so fast? They have time now.), if one broke, they should have stopped anything on the other one, which exploded 17 h later. And this articles assumes a lot of incompetence on the Russian side…I do not buy this.
In Charles Stross' Palimpsest, humans use a fleet of solar sails that constantly transfer momentum to the Earth over very long periods.
But the greatest strength of United States is that the country offers opportunities and a chance to ascend socially/economically.

Social mobility in the US currently lags behind much of western Europe, Canada, AUS, and NZ. The US is currently 27th in the world. If you're point of reference is Cameroon, sure the US is great. If you're point of reference is a Nordic nation (top 5 nations by the ranking are Nordic), it's not so great.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Social_Mobility_Index
Ex-eBay execs imprisoned for bizarre harassment and stalking of journalists
At the time, spyware was not yet a mainstream business model so there was no outrage because respectable, established companies didn't yet become spyware operators. There was still mutual trust back in the day.
Yes, satellites communicating with ground stations in the US need licenses from the FCC, regardless of where they're launched or where the owner is based. US satellites that exclusively communicate with ground stations outside of the US might not, but I'm not sure about that. Satellites launched by other US government agencies (NRO, etc) might also be exempt.
the reasons why i switched to nvim:

- configuring in lua (much easier than vimscript, imho)
- treesitter
- built-in language server protocol
- plugins (id call them "projects") like telescope
If you are doing bit manipulation that's more complicated than vectors of boolean flags, you are likely going to use both bitwise and arithmetic operations on the same data. If you need separate types for those operations, you will need many explicit casts in your code. That is usually a sign that something is wrong.

In low-level code, integer types are not numbers. They are fixed-length bit fields with a numerical interpretation. One thing I like in Rust over C/C++ is that it makes this clear. You always specify the size and signedness of the integer explicitly, and the standard library provides many useful operations beyond the operators.
Hey, in the middle of BF Indiana, I am going to be having a very boring life years after NYC and SF are underwater!
Brilliant. Work of art. But please NEVER EVER use it. -- at least in code I have to work with :)
Domain list:
https://radar.cloudflare.com/domains
you will find that GPT-3 writing is consistently on all fronts better than what a 4 year old can write. Even the strange inconsistencies and lack of awareness in the writing is better than what a 4 year old can do.
The downvotes actually motivate me to fix this, except the docs have zero information on how to set up a development environment. I can tweak the CLI and `go build` it, but the plugin install process ends up overwriting my changes somehow. I've wasted about two hours learning Go and digging into the project's CI/CD pipeline, trying to figure out how everything works, and I haven't even begin debugging the actual problem I'm having. Ultimately, this goes on the pile of neat things I saw on HN but don't actually work IRL. It's too bad because this looks super cool.
Another anti-trust suit perhaps.
Arithmetic on INT_MIN is already undefined behaviour.
Your .vimrc will probably work as-is without much work from you.

Plus Vim and Neovim can co-exist on the same machine without an issue to try it out [1].

[1]: https://neovim.io/doc/user/nvim.html#nvim-from-vim
Are we sure it's not that politicians seem more corrupt because everybody is watching their every move?
If you care about security, Qubes OS is more secure, with its hardware virtualization: https://qubes-os.org.
I'm very confident that what I've built here fits the set of things that you are allowed to do with Actions.

The workflow I've written here is a shortcut for writing content directly to the repository. You could go and run the commands on your laptop and copy-and-paste the extracted captions into a file and push them to the repo... but Actions are specifically designed to automate that kind of process.

(Also: I've shown this to GitHub people who have worked on Actions and they thought it was really cool.)
2016 MBP, reaching its end of life. Power cycles and unsafe shutdowns are worrying, not to mention the failed S.M.A.R.T. status. It has become almost unusable the last few months. I will purchase the new M2 MBP as soon as they release it.

=== START OF SMART DATA SECTION ===
SMART overall-health self-assessment test result: FAILED!
- NVM subsystem reliability has been degraded

SMART/Health Information (NVMe Log 0x02)
Critical Warning: 0x04
Temperature: 29 Celsius
Available Spare: 100%
Available Spare Threshold: 10%
Percentage Used: 134%
Data Units Read: 646,194,436 [330 TB]
Data Units Written: 642,615,704 [329 TB]
Host Read Commands: 6,646,415,427
Host Write Commands: 5,882,338,165
Controller Busy Time: 34,784
Power Cycles: 86,652
Power On Hours: 4,505
Unsafe Shutdowns: 1,060
Media and Data Integrity Errors: 0
Error Information Log Entries: 932
The Qubes OS Project is now accepting donations on Ethereum
> Now, your VPN can see all the stuff that your ISP used to see.

> Have you really gained more privacy?

Absolutely, 100%, unambiguously, yes; my ISP openly says that they monetize my data, my VPN says they don't. I'm very happy to gamble that the VPN is telling the truth when faced with the expectation that the ISP is telling the truth.
Would earthquake and flood zones fall under this rule?
The tech industry has the leverage in this fight and I say it's about time they used it. The legacy media at this point mostly exists at the courtesy of tech.
Yea i really don't get these people. Frustratingly. Perfect is the enemy of good here. Yes, full privacy is the goal, but i know certain actors are spying on me. If i can bypass them, i can at least attempt to improve it.

At the very least i rob Comcast of my data. Which is my goal, after all. Not full privacy.
Let's be honest, you probably came here already with an axe to grind.

If you calmly read what I wrote, I mentioned the argument as a secondary observation since the main topic is Google and other "-as-a-Service" companies making victims when they change course.

>You don't know anything about this person. Even if it's a truly unhealthy habit they have, that's none of our business.

I don't know how you even expect to milk some virtue out of that statement, but I'll just say: Having awareness, observing and talking about things is everyone's business since it's a liberty we ( still ) have.

Any self-righteousness, victim blaming, etc. are things you added to my comment or misunderstood.
This is the same story everywhere. DNA evidence has shown that almost none of the presumed "grand conquests" led to population replacements. It was slow migration over centuries that led to mixing of populations in mediteranean basin, and it seems to be the same in the north
Using a browser that monetizes itself in any way seems like a slippery slope to me. I'd rather use Ungoogled Chromium/Bromite or even LibreWolf if it came down to it. Saying "that's it, I'm moving to Brave!" is basically declaring that you're moving your data from Microsoft(1) to Microsoft(2).
About 10% of sites don't allow you to use a plus sign in your email address.
I switched to neovim because of LSP (Language server protocol) support. I know there are libraries (or whatever cool kids call it these days), which brings this functionality to og vim, but the lsp integration in neovim just works so nicely out of the box.
>professional streamer also walked away with some good money

Most streamers make very little, including likely this person.
How much does Joe Rogan rely on clicks from facebook for money?
Deathloop: I was expecting another FPS, but I've been pleasantly surprised by the story and the characters.

Death Stranding: I've beaten the game, now I'm just trying to collect everything and do all the deliveries. Although stressful, I'm engaging BTs more. The story and the world Hideo Kojima built it's really fascinating.
I wonder if they could do a "debris offset credits" type thing, where you could extend the life of your satellite by clearing out existing debris. So if you wanted a 25-year orbit, you could clear out maybe 5-10x the cross-sectional area, or mass, or whatever the relevant number is.
This sounds familiar. Chamberlain's appeasement to tyranny.

Giving Putin what he asks for would kick the can down the road for couple years, too. Meanwhile, a genocidal antagonistic ideological social group, this Russian regime, will gladly spend the time preparing for more war. Putin's speech is a demand for a ceasefire in exchange for annexation. It's illegal on the face of it, aside from being unethical to agree to it.

There is no trusting the Russian regime, at all. No peace treaty with Russia is trustworthy. They are already signatories to agreements saying they would not do the very goddamn thing they are doing right now.

https://human-rights.cmc.edu/2022/04/14/russias-genocide-han...

https://twitter.com/GoncharenkoUa/status/1575890822590889984

>London, New York and Paris have multiple ballistic missiles aimed at them from different sites (that we even know about)

We know this how? We can't verify it either way, but I think it would be appropriate and useful for Xi and Mobi to ask if Russia is abiding by at least this prior agreement, given the proclivity to disregard their other more important agreements.

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases...

https://www.internationalcrimesdatabase.org/Crimes/CrimeOfAg...
I wouldn't say it "not relevant." The symptoms are similar; but the cause may well be different.
It is not just about your ISP though. Your IP is getting sent to whatever website you are connecting to. People won't always trust that website.
It doesn't have to be all or nothing. There's also probably room for stronger building codes in riskier areas. This hurricane (and others in the past) literally changed where the coastline is in some places.

But from some of the pictures I've seen, you do have some neighborhoods where one side is slightly higher than the other side and thus survived much better. Maybe some of those houses shouldn't have been built, and berms strategically placed and other things. One house not being built may under some circumstances prevent multiple other houses from being destroyed down the road. This seems like a low hanging fruit kind of thing if the priorities are there, before getting into beefing up infrastructure and more expensive options.

The amount of damage from hurricanes is trending higher and higher as time goes on, so something has to give and currently it seems federal flood insurance is doing all the giving.
I really wish neovim could ship usable default colorscheme and round out its lsp support with autocompletion. Treesitter isn’t for me; it’s slower to open files and I have no idea how people make sense of so many different color groups.

Still sticking with vanilla vim and CoC for the time being, they’re rock solid.
Texas’ ESG Attack Sweeps Up Some Funds That Aren’t ESG
This is definitely one of the trickiest ethical questions for me -- and it applies not only to Maps updates, but also writing Amazon reviews, and so forth.

On the one hand it's free work benefiting the corporation... but on the other hand it's genuinely helping sometimes thousands of other people. I benefit massively from reading Amazon reviews, and it feels good to give back. But it is also a contribution that further entrenches Amazon (or Google Maps), it's not like Wikipedia where contributions can be used by anyone.

What do we do when we can help other users, but doing so also supports corporations for free? Although then again, I've never paid a dime for Google Maps and use it daily, it's literally a major part of my life -- so does getting the product for free also play a role?
> there are no evolution pressure on humans right now

I don't think all humans have the same chance of making successful descendants. Whether that has correlation to genetics is an open question.
Unlike Stadia, Android was acquired.
For comparison: their revenue in 2021 was $470B, and the net profit was $33B.

So the company isn't exactly risking its bottom line here. They could double those raises and still come down to a rounding error.
It required human steering and it still couldn't keep from committing lane fouls?

I mean, props, good on 'em. But I'll admit I'm surprised that it's still slower than me. I would have thought they'd be better than that by now.
There's probably more than 5 orders of magnitude difference between throwing an apple core into the woods and a city's worth of sewage, but both are organic waste. I think the analogy is fairly sound.
Aren't those for everyone? Not just people not in Florida?
Stadia had built-in support for streaming directly to Youtube. Very easy, completely integrated and heavily advertised.

Setting up your own hardware streaming build in 2019 was more difficult and expensive.

So this user "bought" (or accepted) a product from Google that promised to make everything easy for them and, until now, it was fulfilling that promise.
The only real deterrent to nuclear use is being serious about retaliations imo. I think a very strong statement such as "using nuclear weapons against whoever will be seen as a declaration of war against us" is necessary.

Countries actively avoid proliferating nuclear power because of the existing powers. Letting them be used against you is a strong signal and will weaken trust. It will become even more of an arms race.
This is the wrong link - this is just to a demo of the system.

https://simonwillison.net/2022/Sep/30/action-transcription/ is my full write-up of the project

https://github.com/simonw/action-transcription is the project repository.
It was way more than 6ft at Fort Myers Beach which is the same area as Sanibel: https://v.redd.it/l0w7syf7zvq91