skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's because women are given far more advantages in the corporate workplace. I'm a woman in tech, who is now a full time manager part-time developer.

I'm under extreme pressure to hire and promote female, lgbt, or poc developers (even if under qualified). Resumes are filtered by third party contractors before they even get to me, so our company has plausible deniability. We have third party diversity groups give seminars, that are borderline insidious because they imply all men are just handed their positions and money or there is a global conspiracy to keep women out of tech.

This causes me EXTREME difficulty because my team is extremely high performance highly technical and critical team. I cannot compromise on skills or allow a hire that would demoralize the team.
Steam Deck also supports Vulkan, asks developers to add Vulkan support if it isn't already added, and if it isn't enabled, will try to automatically shim it:

> Vulkan API: We recommend targeting Vulkan as your primary graphics API for best performance and battery life. If you use an engine like Unity or Unreal, enabling Vulkan in your build for all users will result in the highest performance/longevity. (Note: Proton includes a DirectX-to-Vulkan translation layer. If your game or engine has high-quality DirectX support but no Vulkan support, it's likely that this automated translation layer will exceed the performance of doing a custom Vulkan implementation.)

https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/steamdeck/recommendations
Sure, but like 5 open source drivers is better than one proprietary driver that works, so that math gets complicated pretty fast.

For a while you could actually use windows USB wifi drivers (Ndiswrapper) under linux, but it turned out to be unnecessary eventually.
Windows Terminal isn't licensed under any of the various MIT licenses, though; it's licensed under the Windows EULA. The Windows EULA forces code others write for Windows Terminal to never exist in the first place, and it forces the people on the Windows Terminal team to lose access to their own code if they leave Microsoft. So moving Windows Terminal to the GPL2 would be a gain of freedom for all those people. Only Satya Nadella would suffer a loss of freedom.

That sort of simple numerical counting isn't enough for an ethical argument, of course. If my house is converted to a public park, then everyone gains the freedom to drink beer in it, or at least everyone in Buenos Aires does, and only I lose any freedom, like the freedom to sleep in a dry bed when it's raining without raucous beer-drinkers guffawing all around me. But this is still a net loss because the benefits to everyone else are not as important as the loss to me.

In the Windows Terminal case, the situation is the other way around: Nadella would suffer a loss of freedom that affects him only in a de minimis way, while everyone else would gain substantially.
It’s a free article on substack..
Prepaid phones are readily available in the US, no ID or SSN required.
I think there is another distinction to be made here, and that is around sexuality. Gay men seem to be immune to the problems mentioned in this article. They are much more educated and do seem to make the most of the opportunities available (at least that is a trend established from my anecdotes). I think this new generation of problems affecting men is a straight men phenomenon.
Our ancestors definitely didn’t eat three meals a day punctually. They probably went for days with no food, then feasted after a big kill.
As a happily married man (I say this only to pre-empt the aspersions of being a frustrated, involuntarily celibate man), I believe modern feminism has some logical inconsistencies, such as the above, to work out if it's to be a sustainable movement. I have my doubts, as fertility rates are higher in more conservative areas of the U.S. [0]. Another major inconsistency in feminism is upholding the career woman ideal, yet women's preference is still that the man should be higher earning or more successful.

[0] https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/pressroom/sosmap/fertility_rate/fer...
That's not quite accurate. A rich man gets a hotter wife by most men's standards because most men's standards of "a hot woman" are very similar. The same is true for rich women, but women's standards for what "a hot man" is vary far more. Both are attaining what they think is hot though.
> Humans need social support.

I'll readily admit, that I have very little knowledge about the possible realities of call center workers. Do they usually include social interaction at the workplace or is the whole setup more so geared towards oversight? Because (as always) saving on the commute at the very least frees up some time to do with whatever works for you, although it might take some additional motivation to do something positive with.

> Of course there are many obvious upsides which I’m sure HN readers will quickly defend

No need to be defensive. We can try to be better, one non-defensive comment at a time.
I'm not familiar with chrome debug protocol adaptor,
I kind of assume it is not the same thing as
https://microsoft.github.io/debug-adapter-protocol/

In the case that it is, I noticed that tromey had posted some patches for an initial implementation of MS-DAP to the gdb-patches list not too long ago.

https://sourceware.org/pipermail/gdb-patches/2022-September/...
Her treatment of you is absolutely disgusting. She should be told that in those terms, and you should demand an apology.
> With neuralink he was openly telling people for few years that his implants will solve their health issues.

He has invested mostly his own money in that.

Are you claiming there is no medical use what so ever for the technology they are developing?

Based on what knowlage do you make that claim?

> Implants that killed most of the monkeys in the labs.

What data is that based on?

> It’s disgusting to lie to people with really serious health conditions, give them false hope and likely have them reject other treatments, because Elon said he’ll fix them.

What? I have heard most of Neurolinks presentation and not a single time did Elon ever suggest that people just delay other treatments. Neurolink has clearly mostly done animal trials and product demonstrations.

I at least have never heard Musk claim that Neurolink would have a product on the market within a short time period.

Please provide sources for these claims?
Bash one-liner to produce a list of HEX color codes that read like English words
Sorry, a tangential question ... my friend's 2011 Macbook Air's hard drive gave up and she has all of her photos there. The Macbook doesn't boot, just shows a white screen. Can the photos be salvaged somehow?
> https://www.ikejima.org/projects/2018071-stamp.html

lgtm = looks good to me
My mother had cancer when I was in high school. My Dad ended up crying when my grandmother was around over it. My grandmother then told my Mom that she didn't think he was up to being her husband through difficult times.

I have a lot of female friends. They will rip their boyfriends apart for vulnerable moments or emotional needs or economic inadequacies. One complained about him having to visit his dying aunt and leaving her alone for a weekend. Another called her boyfriend a loser for not making enough money for them to live in Vancouver proper (an expensive place). Heck, my mother has called my father as loser for "only" making about 250K a year (my parents live in a 1 million person LCOL city).
This is why my work documents and data are always on a second drive (or partition if hardware is limited). I haven't used the default Windows folders for years and it's only some software creating folders under "My Documents" that I just ignore. You never know when you'll have to reformat the main Windows drive. It also proved convenient when I changed computers as I just plugged in the data drive I had always been using, and all my familiar documents are there. Of course, there's also the cloud to backup the more important stuff.
I'll never forget staying at my grandma's house one time, she took me to Blockbuster and allowed me to rent anything that wasn't PG-13 or "worse". I picked up Airplane! because I had seen it on afternoon TV a few times, and it was rated PG. Fun for the whole family!

Grandma and I found out that day that TV networks edited out full frontal nudity.
I would say that the major drivers was

AMD pushing Vulkan while their GPU are powering both the Xbox and the PlayStation.

ID Software adding Vulkan support to DooM (2016), resulting in a >30% FPS boost.
I'm a bit disappointed that this is getting downvoted without a response.

I had a Macbook Pro 8,1 I ordered specifically for the intel video because at the time Nvidia support was lacking and I got that model with the express purpose and idea that if OSX changed to where I no longer liked it or if the hardware was no longer supported by Apple I could just install Linux and keep going. I had nothing but nightmares trying to get Linux to work on that thing. Consistently things would be fine and then suddenly grub would randomly eat itself. The idea of buying hardware and installing an unsupported operating system seems like insanity to me after that experience.

I'm genuinely trying to understand why people would do this because it seems to make no sense. I doubt any of the people hitting the downvote will see this post in response but I'd really like to hear why anyone would do this. This is supposed to be a commenting and discussion board, I'd like some discussion. Thanks.
Breakthrough in understanding how cancer spreads could lead to better treatments
The Global Population over 300 Years, by Country
I think that we're going to see that again and again.

At some point, we should learn and try to manage expectations, by using less emotionally charged words.
> Vim is only slightly slower

Both vim and neovim (be it in TUI or GUI form) are faster than Emacs.

https://pavelfatin.com/typing-with-pleasure/#summary
UI = how your product looks and feels

UX = how your product makes users feel

Well designed products have to balance looking nice with not frustrating users.
120 years ago, people still went to their 'worksite' every day. For some it was in a city, but for a huge number maybe it was on your own farm (thinking of the us). People coped. Isolation was a problem then too.
I would rather run-job 50 miles and get sleep. That seems stupid.

The line I draw in endurance is sleep deprivation. I'll stretch it to a 20 hour thing, but that's it. IMO if you are doing endurance activity (already questionable health-wise for anything over a couple hours IMO) with little to no sleep, then it doesn't seem like an actual positive thing in your life.

Ragnar relay however is a hoot.
I feel for you. Nobody should have to put up with this kind of treatment. Take care of yourself and your kid.
Dostoevsky's mastery on human psychology aside, Crime and Punishment is one of the best thrillers I have ever read.
Sorry for being dense, but I couldn’t deduce from the source; does the “anti” just mean “unread”?
I think the answer is almost always “both”, and there should be a high bar for evidence if someone is going to posit that either one is the sole driver.

Take our social norms around sleep, for instance. We call bad dreams “nightmares”, we set our business hours to 9-5, etc etc. All of this is social, but clearly there is a biological link because we’re not inherently nocturnal animals.
The average American doesn't have much representation in systemic decisions these days.
That's not what I took away from the book. He mentions his own personal enjoyment of trashy television multiple times. His concern was that he believed that democracy is fundamentally incompatible with a media landscape dominated by television (s/televison/social media in 2022).
In some sense yes. Buddhists talk about the difficulty of acknowledging this “ocean of tears”.

Rather than trying to find bliss in ignorance or aversion, there are practices for holding all of it in your head in a way that doesn’t destroy you.

Many people who see a lot of death find it useful, I find I need it just for everyday life :).
I'm inclined to suggest that cyclists have the right to be entitled assholes (with the exception of not yielding to pedestrians).

On the grand scale of things, cyclists, even the lazy e-cyclists, are actually doing their part to contribute to a climate change solution, unlike the extraordinarily lazy and entitled drivers who refuse to modify their lifestyles to actually do something real to reduce their carbon impact.

Even EVs pale in comparison to e-bikes for the actual contribution they make to reducing carbon emissions (especially since half of a car's lifetime emissions comes from its production).

There's also some evidence that when you account for the energy cost of calories from food and its associate carbon emissions that ebikes are actually drastically better than regular bikes in terms of distance traveled per unit energy used. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_efficiency_in_transport.... So your degrading language of lazy ebike riders might be completely misaligned with reality. And that's not even considering the possibility that ebikes enable drastically more biking and less driving since they make the choice to bike rather than drive much more palatable for more people and situations. e.g. I can do a full Costco run on my ebike and cart home 50lbs of product no problem. If I only had a regular bike, I'd be drastically more likely to make that shopping trip in a car.

Drivers are the assholes in city life and should entirely submit and yield to cyclists while bowing to thank them for their service for our collective environment. A service drivers themselves are too weak or selfish to participate in.
Ask HN: Does anyone here have a “co-mentor?”
You hear a lot about the benefits of having a mentor but I’ve never had success finding and keeping a mentor. I now have two “co-mentors” and it’s been incredibly beneficial. With a co-mentor, you’re both offering value to each other and this helps to maintain the relationship over time. Do you have a co-mentor? I’d love to hear about any similar experiences and also happy to answer any questions about how my co-mentor setup is organized.
They have experimental support for safari: https://docs.cypress.io/guides/guides/launching-browsers#Web...

Why not use playwright?

https://playwright.dev/
But doesn't windows later prompt you to migrate to a Microsoft account?

And there's this nagging alert that keeps popping up:

"Microsoft account problem."

"We need to fix your microsoft account. (Most likely your password changed). Select here to fix it in shared experiences settings."

Which I assume most novice users would obey.

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/seeing...
I think it's more of a case of being a guy who's life is very scrutinized and studied and logged.
I think it's less that he's better at remembering things than anyone else and more that he's just created a lot of content where these little coincidences would get noticed.
I can't speak for women but they face greater challenges if for example they don't have a degree since blue collar work is not female friendly and even if it is, women don't tend to get satisfaction out of those jobs. It also has to do with ambition, women get pregnant or plan to get pregnant so for those women they typically have to plan for child care/future much earlier than men. Just in society as well, women who earn less are often forced to rely on a man which makes them feel less independent. So to be complacent as a woman, I would imagine being able to guarantee a future where men and children don't control your life or force you to give up your ambitions as well as for many women avoiding "nursing/caring" stereotypes and "physical labor" would be some of the things they desire before being complacent. Of course I am talking about women who pursue college, there are many women who are happy with depending on a man that is well to do but their daughters see how their mothers fare when older and usually want the opposite.

These are just my observations, there couldn't be anyone who is less qualified to comment about women than myself, so if any woman reads this, please educate on things I have gotten wrong.
Not on modern Windows 11, though you can still do so by saying you use the computer professionally, entering bad credentials in the MS login and then clicking the "local account" button. Who knows how long that'll keep working, though.
Star Wars worked beautifully for its actual intended purpose, which you mentioned.
No, the TRIM happen the moment you delete the file.
People have been making the same argument for 300 years with every technological innovation.

Literally no invention, not this robot by Tesla certainly, would ever have even 5% of the impact the tracks and other farm tools had.
> Windows 8 came out in 2008.

Typo; you meant to say 2012.
It is interesting that you say that the perspective of the 16/20 elections being a retelling of the same story is the case for the rest of the world.

My perspective was that, sure there were complaints from the democrats in 2016, but they mainly fell around “we won the popular vote” and “Russia interfered via targeted propaganda.” Contrast that with the structured attempt by Trump’s team to change results via finding votes, push forward false electors for the electoral college process, vilify elections workers, intimidate congress, etc.

This makes equating the two appear to be at best an incorrect account of the events. To say it was the same would be to equate a sore loser to one who refuses to be a loser.
Yeah, the article seems to be more about promoting a certain political meta-narrative than actually analyzing the bill. Parts of it are misleading and it doesn't link to the actual bill, which any normal blogger would do within the very first paragraph.
>The article really misses nuance on this whole "economic independence" thing. Yes, women got "more economically independent". No, they can't just start families on their own and get by.

To be pithy, we went from men having economic independence and women not to a situation where neither (save the highest earners) has economic independence. Couples are now interdependent and single people often need roommates. If you're economically independent, by definition you don't have to concern yourself with your partner's income.
Or just have them mute and unmute at appropriate times. I do this even in non-noisy environments
Neither of those consoles use Vulkan as their API and the AMD GPU there is pretty much just an implementation detail.

Is this the same disinformation as people claiming that PS3 used OpenGL?
It must have ben some times ago, basically SSD / OS in the last 6 years will TRIM by default which make recovery impossible.
> The absolute worst I've experienced was a call with someone who was taking customer service calls outside on her cellphone. The heavy wind feeding into her microphone combined with an already not so good cellphone reception did not make a good customer service experience.

That seems very okay. We'll adjust. Also there's plenty potential for technology to solve actual issues for humans (one human not wanting to have to sit at the desk all day, the other wanting to have good phone support), which is a great thing.
Photoprism doesn't support multiple accounts yet, which may be a deal breaker for some.
I also felt the last part comes off as smug and also clickbait-y. Techie tries to prove that they're smarter than restaurant workers by 'breaking' their system.
Show HN: I made a Web3 app that lets you create a crypto money pot
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Here’s my take: in many projects there are design and engineering tradeoffs that put the user’s needs and interests against the company’s interests. A simple example would be ads. Many websites and software tools rely on ads for funding. There are many ways to serve ads with varying impacts on the user experience. The challenge is serving the ads in a way that brings in acceptable amounts of revenue while not alienating users with annoying, intrusive ads that drive users to their competitors.

Of course, there are many situations where users can’t use competing software, or where there is no competitor. This leads to resentment, and I believe some of the negative sentiment against some UI/UX designers comes from people being burned by bad experiences caused by UI/UX being optimized for the interests of the company instead of the user.
The person has read 1 and a half Dostojewskis. Fair enough, it takes a while and is quite a churn. Then wrote a blogpost about it. As the person likes to extract use out of everything he/she does, what use did he get? He found some deeper truth. Ok perfect, but where is the news? This is the reason we read novels and classics in the first place. We are not trying to extract how to get back into shape or which stocks to bet on by reading novels.
Seems this could use a hyphenation-fix - it's pretty terrible ragged right as is. This should now be possible to fix reasonably with plain css3.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8937591/is-it-possible-t...
Paper full-text available at: https://www.cell.com/iscience/fulltext/S2589-0042(22)01331-1

Choice quotes:

> gorillas were not observed visiting any of the five Ficus locations on the two days prior to the cofeeding event and visitation to figs was rare on the days after cofeeding. During ape follows, we also observed the gorilla group immediately change their travel direction to head toward chimpanzee vocalizations originating from the canopy of Ficus with ripe figs

> Affiliative interactions included play with individuals of both species engaged in chasing, wrestling, play biting, and play hitting.

> We also observed gesturing between species to initiate social interactions. Intriguingly, chimpanzees exhibited chest-beating which is a behavior characteristic of gorillas.

> In contrast to predictions of competition between species, nearly all interspecific associations were tolerant or affiliative. Aggression was observed between gorillas and chimpanzees, but did not escalate to killing as reported from Loango, Gabon (Southern et al., 2021).
How many games on AppStore can you see costing 69.99$ and how many people would pay that?

The only mobile platform with any adoption is Switch where the audience is used to paying much more for games than on PC/Consoles (equivalent games tend to be even up to twice the price there after awhile).

The other, potential mobile competitor, is Steam Deck which shares prices and game library with its desktop counterpart.
Steel moving to being electrically reduced could happen for regulatory reasons, as you seem to be suggesting, or it could happen because the electricity becomes cheaper than the coke, at least during the daytime.
The Greatest Threat to AGI Is Narrow AI
So can 5,800 or 13,580 bytes, which seemed to be the point.
They might not want to look into how many other jets are in the air at any given time then. And I doubt many of them are providing any scientific value.
Rarely does one person get to brighten so many lives.
I'm tired just reading the article.

That process sounds exhausting, after working through it, I think I'd want a nap rather than to go do some actual worthwhile work.
tomcam is using five https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33043629 so maybe you should go for six.
Is playwright that much better?