skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Pretty much every direction is a local improvement given _some_ starting point, but if you broaden your overall search, the "more self-deception" direction is gonna be worse.
Nuclear Vatican should just be the US
idk if abortion warrants even hold up in court, because of states rights and liberal politics
It is a very weird unexpected artifact of Clojure being so focused on backwards compatibility. People finish excellent libraries and because they don't need to constantly update them because they still work perfectly ... the vanity metrics look bad and you have to reassure people that the project isn't dead, it's just finished.

It does a very good job at giving developers what they said they wanted, not having to do this constant annoying churn ... and it turns out a lot of people didn't actually want that, they like the churn and the feeling of productivity that merging dependabot PRs gives you.
good to see solid oss projects coming out of india. I will def keep an eye on this one.
Good point but just in case if the user has not been using a customised UI, maybe everything should look non-default and out of place. If I remember correctly, the system defaults to a low resolution when something goes wrong and this may help.

The point is, the user should be made aware that this is not business as usual and proceed with extreme caution. A popup with cryptic title and long paragraph won't do it.
That’s not the full context on the data OK Cupid released.

Men tended to rate women in a normal distribution, but they also mostly messaged women in the uppermost range of attractiveness.

Women tended to rate men more harshly, rating most men below average attractiveness, but they also tended to message those "below average" men regardless of their assessment.
Incidentally, a Microsoft Passport login still works on any site with today's "Login with Microsoft" ... and there are starting to be more along side "Login with Google" or "Login with Apple".

These days, a consumer + biz page login page can look like this:

https://www.xsplit.com/user/auth

There's almost no good reason to require emails/password rather than let users use their preferred IdP.

I think the reason it's less common is simply that indie devs assume everyone uses free Google Workspaces. This year we're seeing more Microsoft Logins. Perhaps one reason is that now Google Workspaces is no longer free and startups are realizing they can get actual Office with actual apps at the same per $6 to $12 per user cost. Then in turn, supporting that login.
I really really wish that I could convince Web Developers that not every website needs to be a web app.

I keep bringing up that I don't want JS to execute random code, even if it's sandboxed, it's mostly unnecessary, and I always get the same sort of replies.

Everyone calls me out of touch, I'm downvoted to oblivion, everyone suggests that I'm a unique case and everyone wants JS, they say that they don't want fragmentation and want life to be easier for them.

I get it, their pay check literally depends on them using JS, it adds a lot of flexibility.

I'm going to make the additional, controversial, guess that most web-developers don't really know what they're doing either; I would surmise that they lean on frameworks and if those frameworks are ever under threat (from people like me requesting progressive enhancement) then they need to defend the frameworks to defend themselves.
> There has been many wars of aggression that does not end in countries being exterminated.

In how many of those was a) erasing the target the stated goal of the aggressor and b) successful resistance was not the reason for it not ending that way?
Welcome to true science
I use both operating systems. I never have questions about my locations in Linux, but I constantly wonder about the abstractions Windows throws at me.
thanks. do give it a try and let us know if you have any feedback
will try that, thanks!
oh come on are we really tolerating this kind of shit
> PAGE NOT FOUND
My company develops software for internal use and we've even been asked about selling it by some customers who have seen it. We don't sell it because doing so would require a ton of work to decouple it from our other internal services/processes and generalize it enough to maybe be actually useable by other enterprises, would give us a whole second set of customers in totally different industries from that of our main product, and would generally be a total pain in the ass. I suspect that there's a lot more of that sort of thing than the other.
The way I see it we live in a markov process where nuclear annihilation is an absorbing state. With mitigations we can increase the "halflife" of humanity so to speak, but only so much.

The only long term solution is for civilization to go multi-planetary.
The irony of you repeatedly doing what you’re telling me I shouldn’t do is forever lost on you.
Sorry your comment is not helping. You could be working alone or in a 5-people startup and totally have not used anything Microsoft (and your comment does not clarify that), in which case nobody cares whether you want to set up AAD.
If it doesn’t have any optional features, I’d take that in a heartbeat.

HDMI Pepsi: Same great taste, no matter where you are.
I didn’t quite get that either. It seems to be based on the fact that the intensity of sunlight varies with frequency: https://sunwindsolar.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/insolati....
Green in the middle of the visible spectrum is the most intense, whereas blue and red fall of towards the edges of the visible spectrum, so are less intense. Maybe the noise is less for blue and red merely by virtue of those frequency ranges having less intensity.
It's a shame uMatrix is no longer actively supported because it was the silver bullet for this kind of shit.
> there was no advantage

Well there is one disadvantage even: overheating.
Ask HN: How to regain my mind back?
Over the last few months i have created a few threads where i ask questions which exposed some insecurities and/or things that currently trouble me. In my last question i asked "How can I come to peace with the years I wasted on pointless things?". The overwhelming number of answers in that thread really helped me. Since then my mind is a bit calmer, and my mental health is more stable. Now, this improvement is probably more due to start taking the correct medication around the same time i made the thread, but i do believe the variety, the diversity, but also uniformity of the answers helped me to put some things into perspective and changed my thinking.

From that point on I took the opportunity to make some small, but crucial changes in my every day life. Some change are: Thinking what i want my daily life to look like, what i have space for in my life, introducing rules on how i spend my time, stop using SM platforms, or limiting the usage to bare minimum for the platforms i need to have some access, exercising and more. The book "Digital minimalism" by Cal Newport informs my efforts. I highly recommend it.

Now, the reason i make this thread is because i have noticed that i «forgot» how to think and engage with others. What i mean by that, assuming that i once knew how to do these things, currently i feel i can't think, It's like my mind has become passive, just consuming without processing. I have difficulties with evaluating information when reading articles or when i participate in conversations, a lot of times i feel my mind blank like i have nothing to say (in serious and non-serious conversations), having difficulty forming opinions besides on basic black and white topics. Another example that i realized fairly recently is that i don't evaluate a comment, a post, etc on my own but rely on others opinions with the comments, upvotes/downvotes, shadowbanning, etc they do.
Can someone suggest workflows / products to sync / delete photos off multiple iPhones within the same family to the cloud?
Is face recog built-in and does it work as well as Google Photo's built-in face recog?
I don’t find this to be the case. I’m a senior designer at a FAANG and chose this over being a SWE. And nowadays, the salaries are very competitive between pm, design and eng.

When I was earlier in my career it was a major struggle to stop coding. every place out of university would say there was some kind of design opportunity for me, but then I’d find myself implementing mine and other designers features. I’m glad that’s over.

Anecdotally, I’ve met several eng -> PM and Eng -> design transfers, probably all possible to the leveling of pay and prestige.
I knew of them more of an artistic movement (with socialist views) which spawned the "Disco Elysium" video game.
Do you have interests beyond the JS world? TypeScript being the best thing to happen to web dev sounds a bit hyperbolic.
Lets say a PR can go from:

Draft->Closed/Abandoned

Draft->In Review

Changes Requested->In Review

I'm not sure "assign reviewer" would fit either in Draft.exit() or InReview.entry(). I guess you'd implement something like "ensure reviewer assigned" in InReview.entry() instead. Which would work, but would itself contain the sort of state-dependent logic that a state machine is meant to surface.
No surprise. Every company with an ad platform uses a pixel. Meta, Google, Reddit, Microsoft. Advertisers add it to their site to get access to things like tracking of performance if their ads, and custom audiences for retargeting or look-alike audiences. In exchange, that ad platform gets your browsing data.

It's not great, but everyone is doing it so I wouldn't consider the fact that TikTok, one of the biggest social media platforms, does it too as news.
I have always found the Playwright docs themselves to be sufficient for all practical purposes. Common use cases all have individual guides on how best to perform them. For use cases that require some combination of results, the entire API is well-documented.

https://playwright.dev/docs
JavaScript is a programming language (and can be used in this course for the front end and back end)
What I'm curious about is the marketing. Why call it lox instead of smoked salmon?
On years wasted on pointless things: The best time to plant a tree was 50 years ago, and the second best time is today.
You're describing issues with the underlying JS ecosystem. TS builds on that, and while it can paper over the language deficiencies, the libraries and frameworks are down to the larger community with its culture of constant churn.
Not able to fully read everything in the actual paper [1], but here are some things I found as notable:

> We are interested in the nature of narcissism. Narcissism is a personality disorder that is conceptualized as excessive self-love and manifests as a grandiose sense of self-importance, entitlement, and superiority (American Psychiatric Association, 2013; Auerbach, 1993; Freud, 1914).

> More recently, two subtypes of narcissism have been distinguished. “Vulnerable narcissism” characterized by low self-esteem, anxiety about attachments and extreme sensitivity to criticism and “grandiose narcissism”, which manifests as high self-esteem, self-aggrandizement and self-importance (Dickinson & Pincus, 2003; Rohmann, Neumann, Herner, & Bierhoff, 2012; Wink, 1991). This distinction has shown itself to be fruitful - vulnerable narcissism is associated with low self-esteem, life-satisfaction, and interdependent self-construct. Conversely, grandiose narcissism is associated with high self-esteem and life-satisfaction and an independent self-construction (Rohmann, Hanke, & Bierhoff, 2019; Rose, 2002). These differential attitudes also present behaviorally. Both grandiose and vulnerable narcissists have a tendency to deliberately induce jealousy in their romantic partners, but for different reasons - a vulnerable narcissist is motivated by insecurities and seeks reassurance to compensate for low self-esteem whereas a grandiose narcissist induces jealousy primarily to gain power and control in the relationship (Tortoriello, Hart, Richardson, & Tullett, 2017).

> . . .

> Grandiose narcissism seems to resemble psychopathy in many respects, which raises the possibility that the tessellation of these conditions could be improved. It appears to be the case that grandiose narcissism might be better understood as a manifestation of psychopathy. This notion is supported by the finding that individuals who strongly exhibit psychopathic traits also tend to have a grandiose sense of self-worth (Gustafson & Ritzer, 1995; Miller, Sleep, Crowe, & Lynam, 2020). Conversely, vulnerable narcissism might be better conceived of as “narcissism proper” or “primary narcissism”.

Looks like they are pretty much trying to rebrand grandiose narcissism to psychopathy as you might suggest. Not really sure I see any value in changing the widely understood definition. I also didn't see any numbers about which type was actually more prevalent, however. Again, I was only able to do a cursory review. At this point, I think it's fair to conclude that there's more than one type of narcissism and that one of them probably has nothing to do with low self esteem, while the other probably does.

1. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S019188692...!
If you indexed all available titles, you could probably use NLP to parse them into ontological strata.

But why? Porn titles are dull and repetitive. I predict you'll find the space includes just about every permutation of every combination of human proclivity.
>It's semantics at this point.

No it's not semantics. The issue is whether Russia is capable of acting rationally to secure their interests as they define them given the facts on the ground and international pressure. Your personal evaluation of their value system is irrelevant to whether their behavior accords with their values and the cost landscape they are presented with.

>Any "victory" Russia gains means that next war is inevitable.

It's not inevitable. Different regions will be valued differently by Russia in terms of control. It is clear that Ukraine is of supreme importance to Putin in terms of geography and cultural ties. If we raise the cost of victory in Ukraine to the point where that cost is higher than the anticipated benefit of occupying the next state, it is possible to prevent any further expansion. I believe we are well past that point in Ukraine. The assumption that any victory in Ukraine for Putin will inevitably result in further expansive attempts is a convenient narrative but doesn't hold up to scrutiny.
My condolences. My wife has lost both her mother and brother in similar "bolt from the blue" fashion. It's hard.

But, before you conclude that you want to try whole body MRI as your response, I recommend you read this: https://cancerimagingjournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1.... It's heavy going if your're not au fait with statistics, but important. The potential for more harm than good is quite real.
Huh? Connect the dots between the narrative of pairing up with a partner who shares your taste in music and raising children alone? This reads like a parody. Are the men spurning their children because of the woman's scorn for Post Malone?
The UV frequency range has much less energy in the solar spectrum than visible light, see here: https://sunwindsolar.com/solar-radiation-spectrum/
https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/xshis8/browser_emacs...

someone put emacs in the browser.
National law enforcement agencies often have reciprocity with foreign countries. For example, the FBI has offices in many countries to facilitate things like investigations and extraditions. The common name is "Legat" and they operate in cooperation with and at the pleasure of the host country.

https://www.fbi.gov/contact-us/international-offices

It sounds like the Chinese police are operating like they're in their home country. Which they are not. Sooner or later, their activities are going to get them PNG'd (made Persona Non Grata) and they'll be asked to leave.
What nuclear weapons does Russia have in its arsenal? – explainer
After using AWS for more than 10 years in various capacities, I've never seen that the console is available in multiple regions! Sometimes it is dog slow for me when I'm in a various different geographic locations, I hope this newly learned fact will make my experience slightly better in the future, thanks for sharing that!

It does make me wonder though, why not automatically redirect people to the console that is closest to them? They could done anything from Anycast DNS to showing a simple little notification showing people there was an alternative possibly closer to them when logging in, but as far as I know, nothing is done about this.
Would this have helped?
https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/186131-user-profile-se...
azure AD presence does not imply they use msft sso as their sso.

sso integration when interacting with a fortune 500 will be a minuscule aspect of the arrangement should you get there. an f500 does not simply decide to use your product and do an sso integration et voila. they want a compliance regiment, a custom crafted legal arrangement, risk assessment, probably an onprem discussion, if you’re small enough a straight out purchase discussion. months if not years of negotiation. basically the sso button is the least of your concerns.
I make the same assumption about Europe and China as well. You can't be too careful
The site could contain links to all unions that represent employees in that company. Not sure I've ever heard of any individual employee being represented by multiple unions, even if there are multiple unions covering different groups within a company, but I guess it's possible.
That's not a real monopoly. There are thousands of good bands. Can't get a ticket to the Rammstein show? Go to a different one.
That's not the point. No one said other companies didn't do similar things. I assume they all want to get as much info as possible without breaking the law. I think the elephant in the room however is that they also send a copy to the Chinese Communist Party databases as well.
What would "not-accepting" these methods of influence even look like?
Nice. Now all you need is a catchy URL so people can remember it.
This is all about moving off fossil fuels because of induced climate change. That requires changing what powers the world. If nuclear is not going to power the world, then it's basically irrelevant, and the issues raised against renewables will not block their widespread adoption.
No that's not how it works. You're just making up arbitrary rules.
Ah I missed it, TYVM! It's great to see that such a feature made it into USB4 now that it's going to reach these speeds.

> I do not quite know what happens if you were to plug three hosts together via a USB4 hub. As my post above details, USB4NET properly travels over the hub but which hosts pair, I can't even guess.

Can't wait to see people trying this and reporting!
I read "shares taste in music" as "will have extensive common interests / be best friend".

When the narrative of "the one" breaks down, marriages dissolve. Children get custodial_parents -= 1.
It doesn't escape my notice that a large amount of extremely successful people basically live in their reality distortion field.

Obviously some Bias here, where I am sure most of the people that live like this are just complete losers and that makes them even more of a jerk, but there does seem to be something to it, it certainly seems to multiply your success if you can actually get some.
Why is it called UI/UX designer?

UX is an umbrella term covering many design disciplines, like interaction design, UI design or research.

UI is a subset of UX.

Someone who is good at interaction design, IA, research and UI is nowadays called (digital) product designer.

It’s somewhat frustrating that the design industry can’t agree to use the right terms.

Also the guide missed to mention Axure or Just in Mind, which are real prototyping tools allowing you to prototype working forms and data grids, which are heavily used in business / enterprise apps.

The other tools mentioned, apart from Framer, are closer to creating clickable slideshows rather than sophisticated prototypes.

I would recommend these resources

https://designforhackers.com/

https://rosenfeldmedia.com/

https://www.nngroup.com/

And most importantly start creating as soon as poosible… learning by doing, eg recreate one of your favourite apps or site… you will learn a lot.
This is still ridiculous. The USB certified logo should be one image, then a similar sized wattage and Gbps number displayed next to it. The pertinent information is still too tiny. The cables themselves are still way too easy to mix up. Connector's inner plastic should have different colors
I think uBlock Origin can do the same things with uMatrix.
I think that the intervening 22 years have proved this correct. Just like aeronautics and materials science, computer science seems to have stagnated.
Your answer is to become the reseller and charge more putting the reseller out of business?

Now you have increased profits short term and increased risks. And only rich fans can attend. This works for some stars and against other star'a brand.

A popular answer is requiring the purchaser to show id to get in with obvious drawbacks.

Rising prices would lose the cool fans and make the followers who can afford less likely to want to go.
> If we raise the cost of victory in Ukraine to the point where that cost is higher than the anticipated benefit of occupying the next state, it is possible to prevent any further expansion

Which costs are you talking about? Unlike the west, Russia clearly doesn't measure those costs in dollars or human lives.
Chief Putin Critic Wins Elections in Latvia, Exit Poll Shows
Criminals who get caught are often stupid. We know nothing about the ones that don't get caught. The ones that don't get caught might actually make up the majority of criminals.
IMO, it feels more like witchcraft lang for clumsy developers
There are many cancer drugs that target mutations in specific proteins. Just what treatment will be given for a cancer often depends on what's been mutated.
While it is a neat trick as one liner, I would recommend against doing anything like this in any software that requires maintenance. The code is hard, or impossible to follow, no comments. Brittle and only few people can understand what it really does. Better option would be 10 lines of Python or JavaScript with some comments.
There is an obvious reason.

Facebook and Google provide "Sign-in with Facebook/Google account" not because they do it out of goodwill, to only make it "easier" or "smoother" to login -- it obviously cost resources on their end to enable such features -- it helps them better identify users and then serve ads. And Google can be really aggressive -- try reddit or Quora.

Apple, on the other hand, tries to sell "login with Apple account" with a different approach: they advertise the "privacy" part of it and how you can hide your email address by using it's sign-in service. And they have a term where login with Apple must be enabled on an app and website if a company has an app on the app store and it supports any other third-party login. In other words, if Reddit supports login with Google on iPhone, it must also support login with Apple ID. This helped the adoption a lot.

For Microsoft, they are relatively late and small in the ad business (for now) so I guess they don't really care about getting more of your information via sign-in services. And they are not on this privacy bandwagon as Apple does. So they really have no incentive for this.
Why would this be relevant if it were just about your group of buddies? The post was obviously making a general statement about people in the industry.
Pornhub was just an exaggerated example to explain the big differences in the domains of words in languages.

I got curious in general about how one could encode all the knowledge in a system, whatever the system.

In my mind I perceive this question as an extention of the intormation theory concept of measuring the transmitted information.