skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don’t think school is designed for small girls per se. More like it’s designed for societal convenience / cost savings, and the chosen compromises tend to be a bit less challenging for girls than boys.

There have been other big societal changes of the past 50–100 years feeding in here: kids are more often under close supervision, are more tightly scheduled, are given fewer freedoms and fewer real responsibilities, live in smaller families with fewer siblings and cousins, spend less time unscripted with their friends, etc.

Children in general would benefit from more play, more autonomous peer interactions, more time outside, and more physical activity from age 5–10 than they get from many schools and homes.

It’s an uphill fight though, because there are many who insist that children need to be forced to do lots of academic work (with particular focus on stuff like memorizing arithmetic facts and spelling lists) from the earliest age whether or not they are interested.

If it were up to me we’d also spend a lot more time reading aloud to/with children and teaching children to solve increasingly difficult puzzles (but not under time/performance pressure), play increasingly complicated games, make things out of a wide variety of materials, and experiment with as many parts of the physical world as practical, with a general focus on supporting the children’s own goals and ideas. (All of the above both in and out of school.)
I think it is just opportunism. The cool thing these days seems hating on Google, even if you have a really poor reason. It is just confirmation bias for those that have tried to convince themselves that Google is a failure despite their profits literally showing they are not failing as a business.
Another exhausting article obsessed with digging up history. It's a waste of time.

It's very simple. Russia is choosing to annex territory with violent force. This is a rejection of the very concept of diplomacy. As to its position on NATO: no country has a right to a neutral buffer zone with entities it perceives as its enemies. Russia is big enough, it can provision its own land for that purpose if it wishes. No country has a right to demand that its neighbors not have weapons or a standing military. If Russia was truly concerned about the fate of Russians in Ukraine at the hands of Nazis, the answer is simple, offer them asylum.

That's it. That's all there is to it. The natural order of things. The details about how we got here don't impact these points. There are no historic debts that can weigh the scales to displace these points, because history is forever and we have to live with our today right now.
why use it for a side hustle?
Reeder on macOS and ios. Allows you to locally host your RSS feeds so no servers required.

I haven't checked recently but they usually make the (N-1)th version free.
Cooperating with criminals only empowers the criminals and neuters the law. Give up a square inch, and the cartel gangs, Putin and Semion Mogilevich among the most criminal, will take Every. Last. Square. Mile.
Distributed loops now in javascript.

Maybe you can also pass closures around...
> Firstly I'd suggest you stop using big words you don't fully understand if you want to have a meaningful discourse.

I’d suggest you look up the definition of genocide, because it’s not what you think it is. Thankfully the UN has entire page dedicated to this.

Here’s a link to the page. https://www.un.org/en/genocideprevention/genocide.shtml

But for the sake of making this easy I’ll also quote it.

> In the present Convention, genocide means any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group, as such:

> a. Killing members of the group;

> b. Causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group;

> c. Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part;

> d. Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group;

> e. Forcibly transferring children of the group to another group.

We will focus on point e.

Below is an article where the Russian childrens ombudsman brags about how they have forcefully relocated children from Ukraine and changed their views.

https://news.yahoo.com/childrens-ombudsman-russian-federatio...

As for my claims of rape and torture, I’ll quote the UN OHCR report.

https://www.ohchr.org/en/statements/2022/09/update-chair-ind...

“The Commission has documented cases in which children have been raped, tortured, and unlawfully confined. Children have also been killed and injured in indiscriminate attacks with explosive weapons. The exposure to repeated explosions, crimes, forced displacement and separation from family members deeply affected their well-being and mental health.“.

> Otherwise it just feels like you are using random words with negative connotations just to sound impressive.

I’d suggest you educate yourself on the definitions you argue about, because it is clear you don’t know what they actually are.

> Spoiler: you don't, you sound like Putin when he starts talking of genocide of Russians in Ukraine. Ridiculous at best, disrespectful to victims of real genocides in general.

You sound like someone trying to excuse war crimes and genocide in Ukraine.
Palantir Had Secret Plan to Crack UK’s NHS: ‘Buying Our Way In’
> It's very hard to get people to follow this of course but it's critical

We've spent decades telling users that the miracle fix for all their technology problems is turning your device off and on again. That's going to a long time to undo.
As a telescope amateur, Stellarium is one of my favorite learning tools. Having used this happily for at least 15 years, I had no idea this amazing software wasn't at version 1 yet.
#1 sign of a developer who does not work out?

They do not ask enough questions. Or do not admit to not understanding something.

In some cases its a cultural issue. For example working with some (not all) developers in Asia, its culturally negative to admit you don't know something. I've found ways to work around this and bring some really talented people into good heights.

But for western/anglosphere developers, it's the kiss of death.

I've found that Eastern European developers generally believe they are the best (even when they aren't). For instance, a young developer I eventually hired asked me if I knew something about a topic (I have for decades) in a very condescending way. This happened multiple times from different Eastern European developers. Once you understand that cultural imperative, you can have really great coding relationships with those developers.

#2 sign of a bad developer?

They don't do enough reading. I mean they don't keep up with the industry, don't follow HN, don't keep up with the latest news on the tech stack they use, etc.
Acacia is green, and fesses (buttocks in French) is pink. Coocoo is the only red in a surrounding of violets, and sobbed is a transparent-y blue like a tear :)
How did they have a 1Gbps Wi-Fi AP in 2010, and how did you have a 1Gbps Wi-Fi client in 2010? Wi-Fi is barely 1Gbps over a decade later.
No, I'm talking about monetizing the video. And the strong profanity rule was not followed. I think you need to reread it.
If you are searching for the article by adi mittal
http://xperimex.com/blog/panorama-homography/
Can you explain what’s suspicious?
For starters Chrome will not wait for extensions to load/initialize. Its possible in case of HDD there might be more things that simply time out/chrome disables because it doesnt want to wait.
You are being wayyyy too harsh - the author is clearly amazingly competent but lacked time to validate the code. This is open source software and if you want your problem diagnosed and fixed then the canonical response is to tell you to stop kvetching and to go ahead and fix it yourself.

I couldn’t diagnose or debug some intermittent faults in poor multi-threaded code (written by someone who struggles to think concurrently). I threw the code away and wrote it properly from scratch and that got rid of the data or race conditions causing the intermittent fault. I have had to fix multi-threaded code many many times because I am better than most at properly fixing it.
I can't speak for Google but I've played Geforce Now since December 2020. It was an absolute saver when gpu prices shot up and I could not play some recent games anymore. I do have Bell Gigabit fibre in a small town in Canada so I'm lucky with fast internet but I absolutely love the service. Even Microsoft Xbox pass premium cloud or whatever they call it now did not work properly (and their support for paid product is no existent - they send you to reddit or something), but geforce now just worked and worked well.

Now, different people have different preferences and I imagine if I were a pro online multiplayer guy with 240hz monitor and 10 million dpi mouse twitch shooting against pros, it would not serve as well. But I've played fps games like cyberpunk happily as a single player. They basically have my money guaranteed for foreseeable future.
Of course not, I'm an immigrant myself. But I never saw a Canada born person working in Tim Hortons(major cities, not middle of nowhere)
Starbucks of the other hand doesn't hire immigrants, just hipster Humanities PhDs :)
I'm generalizing of course!
I think the idea is that while you still pay $60 for the game, you don’t pay $400 for the console.
If your terminal does 24-bit colour, and your shell is bash or ksh or zsh or close,

sed -n -e 'y/abcdefOoIi/ABCDEF0011/' -e '/^[A-F01]\{6\}$/p' /usr/share/dict/words | while read c; do printf '\033[38;2;%d;%d;%dm#%s\033[0m\n' $((0x${c:0:2})) $((0x${c:2:2})) $((0x${c:4})) $c; done
You assume all people act logically and only strive to amass wealth.

They don't.
I was just whining how when Chrome-based browsers first open up on my 5400rpm hdd, I paste in the URL and press Enter, then it loads the default home page and wipes out what I pasted... "you're goin' nowhere!"
The Biden regime is not exactly stocked with functional brain cells.
Interestingly that's the one they decided to take away from the vast majority of their users. Just because Windows users paid for it doesn't mean it's not Microsoft's computer and MS doesn't want users messing with their stuff.
Cloud is bigger than Azure.

"Azure" includes Office 365 so MSFT can pretend Azure is 3x bigger than it is: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.techtarget.com/searchcloudc...
> every cable company is a local monopoly

A regulated monopoly. Key difference. Although of course today "regulated" is largely a legal fiction. Nevertheless, it's not so simple as pointing out who has the most market share. It's a pretty messy area of the law, and the field is heavily tilted by money, even more so than most areas of the law.
I'm amazed more WFH for call centres wasn't a thing pre-pandemic.

20+ years ago definity extenders let a person working from home have a digital pabx extension like in the office and shared the network link with their PC - perfect for call centre work as you had quality audio the same as in the office.
Not OP but Readwise is fantastic, and they finally opened up Readwise Reader (https://read.readwise.io). Highly recommended.
Reeder on macOS and IOS
Strictly speaking, aren't the results for "49ers -football -nfl" correct if using literal term exclusion? None of those pages have the term football or nfl. But I see what you mean in principle, Google seems all-to-eager to use fancy NLP and knowledge graph to rewrite queries, so it would be fair if they exposed a way to exclude categories as well.
> "When we read, another person thinks for us: we merely repeat his mental process."

Doesn't this depend a lot on what and how we're reading? I put a lot more thought into some passages from a book than a Stack Overflow code snippet. HN posts fall somewhere in between, and sometimes even those can permanently reshape how I think about something.
stadia would've worked if it didn't charge per title.

A subscription, which allowed you access to the entire library of games in stadia, akin to netflix, is a compelling product.
I think it's generally remarkable to see a full-ish PS4 game running OK on the Switch.

Disappointingly, Final Fantasy XV on the Switch is the mobile demake.

Meanwhile there are fairly realistic (if downscaled) ports of Dragon Quest XI, The Witcher 3, and Nier Automata.
I can't believe people even discuss this. Input Lag gaming will never pick up. It is supposed to be the opposite. Remove lag further instead of adding them for strange services like this.
Most likely aggrieved the immigrants are nonwhite and spouting Great Replacement Theory. I just wanted to see if they were brave enough to say it.
I'll begin by quoting an excerpt from "A man for all seasons"

Alice More: Arrest him!
More: Why, what has he done?
Margaret More: He's bad!
More: There is no law against that.
Will Roper: There is! God's law!
More: Then God can arrest him.
Alice: While you talk, he's gone!
More: And go he should, if he was the Devil himself, until he broke the law!
Roper: So now you'd give the Devil benefit of law!
More: Yes. What would you do? Cut a great road through the law to get after the Devil?
Roper: I'd cut down every law in England to do that!
More: Oh? And when the last law was down, and the Devil turned 'round on you, where would you hide, Roper, the laws all being flat? This country's planted thick with laws from coast to coast– man's laws, not God's– and if you cut them down—and you're just the man to do it—do you really think you could stand upright in the winds that would blow then? Yes, I'd give the Devil benefit of law for my own safety's sake.

----

With every passing year, and the way modern web/cloud based SaaS is playing out, RMS seems increasingly prescient.
His uncompromising and principled stance on software freedoms is crucial to maintaining the Overton window on the matter, allowing space for others to make compromises and find practical solutions.
> Since green is a relatively high frequency that's intense in sunlight, it's safer to filter that color out.

What about (ultra-)violet light?
Its funny, our workplace is the opposite now, the ones with lots of background noise and other issues are always met with "oh you are in the office today"
My take is that even if you rescind your Chinese citizenship, the CCP can choose to un-rescind it, re-exposing you to Chinese authority.
where i live you can claim a lot of that stuff on tax
The 60% scrap on gigapress FUD only comes from TSLAQ. This type of BS has been going on for years against Tesla. They take a new innovation that is being tested, which of course is not going to be optimal at first, then blow it up and make up shit (the scrap story came about from TSLAQ looking at some photos outside of the plant, then literally making up huge scrap percentages from pseudoscientific deduction. Similar stories go back for nearly a decade, same BS all the time.
this.

rich people make their money either investing for others or investing for themselves and are rewarded with paying less taxes on that income than people that work.
I'm also confident that servers are better off with passwordless SSH, but I know plenty of companies with passworded SSH who respond well to security concerns, and would in all cases be available and sincere in their attempts to prevent their infrastructure from being compromised.

Some times, one way is objectively better than another way. And yes it may be ego-bruising for those doing things the "less good" way, but we don't need to throat-clear so obnoxiously whenever these things are discussed.

I do think you should also take an honest approach to the valuable points Rayiner has made, here and elsewhere. Not everything is correct, but recently it seems like you're just jeering and nervously trying to change the subject when actual discussion of the issue would be uncomfortable for certain current orthodoxy.

In this case, American women (and men!) have been told, through the media, their peers, and reinforced through modern corporate culture, that behaving, acting, and expecting things in a certain way will make them happier. But that's not bearing out in reality. So are they being setting up for ego death, when reality doesn't match expectations, if the expectations are wholly unrealistic and perhaps even wrong?
And the ones who aren't educated often choose to become nurses, auxiliaries or beneficiary attendants. The training is 2-3 years, you get a yearly stipend and nearly guaranteed a job offer.
Curious how it compares to https://github.com/uptrace/uptrace

And are there any other similar projects.
I didn't get the impression OP was claiming to be the first server-side mruby interpreter, but rather one that integrates with nginx. Since h2o appears to be its own httpd implementation, that makes switching off of nginx costly if a shop is heavily invested in nginx either because of other components or because of organizational knowledge/expertise
> So it all but forces you to link your identity to something Microsoft owns...

If Microsoft has full access to your hard drive and can make changes to your system and files any time they want they own a lot more than your user profile. It's their system. They are the admin, and you are a peasant and the extent of your access to your(?) data and Microsoft's system can be limited or revoked at any time.
It's even easier to have a ping going in the corner of my laptop screen. Since the Win7 days I've used SimplePing, on my work Mac the app store wanted 99c for this privilege but there's a free one that does the same thing.
Yeah usually the slow part with Lambda is either them loading your container/runtime... or for a long time the P99 on getting the ENI attached into your VPC for vpc lambdas when they have to get a new worker host. They brought that way down and it used to be P90 of like 100ms but p99.9 of something like 17s. I believe that's basically fixed now.

But yeah if you're showing your comparable or same ballpark the criteria is less crucial. Was mainly just adding addtional data. Good luck on the project. A light framework like this for essentially scripts locally without kube or heavy docker is nice.
I think I will say this for the 3rd time in HN and I look like a shill, but Xbox Cloud is awesome. It’s exactly what you described!
Dualband bonded 2.4GHz and 5GHz WiFi 4. No idea if it was effective speed or reported.
I used to work in an small org running on GCP, and the most infuriating thing was they would very often deprecate services in favor of new ones. Almost every year we had to spend a few months migrating to a V2 of a service. That's months of resources being spent on work that the company didn't really need to do.

This was a couple of years ago, I don't know if they are better at it now. But a quick search shows this looks like it is still a thing.
Despite calling itself a unit test framework, RTL is actually component testing because it doesn't believe in shallow rendering.

It's a massive pain in the ass.
Can't say I've ever felt the need to test ping from my phone other than finding out if my wifi AP was dead while I was in the attic troubleshooting. There's an app for that.
it's all about not killing the old
Love it when you do the “who wrote this” git blame and it was <myself@now-2y>
What, concretely, would western governments do about this?
Well one of them is from a company called Nintendo
> How do you get rid of nuclear weapons entirely?

Rods from god. Eliminates headquarters and control centers every bit as effectively as a nuke, but without the radiation.
What's happening with RCS?
Everybody at Google knew it was doomed but they still collected their $200k a year.[1][2]

[1] https://helios-i.mashable.com/imagery/articles/06gGKvZPUYACk...

[2] https://mashable.com/article/google-engineer-manu-cornet-com...
Zuckerberg: Our AI Program Can Create Video from a Line of Text
"Sometimes they ask her if she wants to put money into their companies."

- IMO a founder shouldn't ask friends this. If your friends believe in you, they'll go out of their way to ask & invest.

"The fact that they are my friend means there’s something cool and interesting about this person"

- No, not all friends are bc of tech/career. Even with many friends in tech, the % I'd invest in is low.

"Investing in my friends is super cool,” she says. “I get to support them"

- Totally agree. Supporting friends who you believe in is fulfilling and an end in itself.

"To me it’s very similar to Instagram. You follow each other. The only difference is it costs $10,000 to follow someone, and to create a profile you have to start a company. This money-friendship overlap reinforces the clubby nature of a lot of aspects of the Valley"

- Mmm. No. You're likely keeping up with them anyway bc they're smart, driven, inspiring to be around.
- "Clubby?" - founders are rare. Also, as an investor you enjoy the same hobby - business. It's not as elitist / exclusionary as that comment makes it out to be.
Thanks for the detailed explanation. The relation/mechanism between the flow rates and the buffering isn’t entirely clear (beyond what Krackers surmises), but at least I have a rough picture for how it works now.
Check out PhotoRec:

https://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/PhotoRec
Show HN: Flutter: Test selection for Ruby based on incremental code changes
Something like Shadow PC makes way more sense, and is why I choose it. It’s just a cloud PC, and even supports SteamVR.
Stallman is an ideologue, in every sense of the word; a crusader for free software. His worldview can sometimes be so small you can't fit your head inside it. That sometimes means he makes management decisions about Emacs optimizing for being a word processor, when nobody else in open source cares about word processors. That also sometimes means he makes management decisions about GTK optimizing for more accessibility, when nobody else in open source cares about accessibility. You can't have the good without the bad. If RMS were to be replaced, there would be no more high profile sillinesses, but at the same time, a huge number of things would slowly get worse because he's the only one who cares enough about them.
A 300-400 dollar console isn’t that much of a barrier compared to a 60 AAA video game. This market of people willing to pay premium prices for enthusiast products but is unwilling to pay for the hardware to run them I don’t think exists.
I'm late to the game BUT just in case someone sees this: Not so long ago they found that deep fake voices don't emulate the shape of the mouth and throat very well, and therefore it's easy to tell if a clip is a deep fake, or real.

They should be able to run these sounds through the same software to see if it properly emulates a throat and mouth or not.
I assume reeder 5? When I search reeder without the 5 it doesn’t show up…

Thanks for the recommendation to!
I mean its reported tesla are looking around for alternate press suppliers and people in the industry have also commented that trying to make a casting that big is pretty ambitious and a 60% scrap rate is not unexpected.

People have also calculated deliveries of gigapress cars to confirm the scrap rate so its not BS.

Then there is the issue of the casting cracking in an accident which can potentially write off a car that would have been repairable with traditional spot welded designs, this will increase insurance rates for Teslas long term.

So it remains to be see if its a genius move from Musk, or if traditional spot welded designs are in fact the better approach.