skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Without going through the specific government requirements (functional/security/accessibility/performance/compliance/compatibility/...) none of the back-of-the-envelope calculations will be realistic. I hope you understand that.
> Every sufficiently complex framework-free application contains an ad hoc, informally-specified, bug-ridden, slow implementation of half of a framework.

Or three or twelve of them.
hn@ycombinator.com

Dang is generally very nice and eager to fix site issues. There is too much activity everyday for a single human being to read everything, so unless you reach out, TheDang might not see this.
I was exactly the same as you. Strong proponent of UBI and now I think there must be better solutions out there.
Samsung phones blowing up at pandemic rates,urging return of removable batteries
Still cheaper, more effective and more standardized/interoperable than products like https://www.rabbitair.com/
Lufthansa flip-flops, AirTags now allowed on flights
Ask HN: Have anyone tried visla.us?
Nowadays I and my team constantly created some videos for my work, such as a demo, a talk, or technical enablement, etc. I am looking for a tool to (re)create, share and edit the videos within my team. I did a little bit search, and found this one: visla.us.

I downloaded the app, and tried it out. It is very easy for creating and editing the video. But I am not sure about the collaboration part. Have anyone evaluated or tried it? Thanks!
Infinite real world edge cases says hello.
> - Privacy. Apple didn't built their business on milking people's data unlike google and so many others.

Is this still true? :(
That's fair, I edited to soften it up.
I also authored some of these in the 1980s (before PDF, CDs, OCR, and scanners in the home). Typed into word processor software (that can save as text files, not binary) or just a text editor.

Mine and many others were distributed on file sharing sites called AE Servers. And yes, BBSs, too.

Some of the more popular files were the ones typed up from The Anarchist’s Cookbook, and peoples’ variations on those (bomb making, lock picking, etc). I never knew that was a real book until many years later.
I wonder if this may apply to Omicron too. I just got Covid, symptoms started 2 days ago but as of today I already feel almost fully recovered.
Does someone knows of some config to make zsh behave similar to bash for interactive use?
Almost nobody wears seatbelts in India and 99.9999% of them do not get into accidents or die when they do.

What’s exactly your point unless you’re trying to say that your anecdote is better than theirs? Have you considered that it may just be your survivor bias talking and just maybe you are just plan lucky?

I’ve lost family members covid! Have friends who did too.
FWIW the original Segway cost 10x more than the Quest, but the important figure (from an ecosystem perspective) in both cases is their actual usage numbers. Most Quest headsets get used a bunch in the first month, but their owners lose interest pretty quickly.
Probably not but neither the article nor comment are about industrial unions? Many of the tech sector unions lack the alleged rigidity of industrial CBAs.
You make (3) sound like a bad thing but it's probably the most rational of the options, $1200 is enough to buy yourself some temporary escapism, not make rent.

Anything less than "UBI is a guaranteed for life amount that will cover rent, medical care, food, water, electricity, heat/ac, and internet" is going to skew the incentives to the point of uselessness.

Once you reach a point where you can simply exist for the rest of your life worry free is when you reap the benefits.
Good thing Quest Pro improves on all of those things. (Technically not weight, but weight distribution which is huge).
Or just that the new headline is better. Honestly "to pay" would, colloquially, mean "judged against at this dollar amount" given existing context of a pending judgement.

The phrase is frequently in these situations.
no, apple is currently conducting negotiations with the unionized store and there is no contract so presumably they are working on getting that into the contract as part of the bargaining process. which is literally the way unions are set up to work.

messing with existing benefits could be construed as an intimidation tactic but delaying new ones due to going through the union workers just voted in is not, since the union has already been elected this isn't interfering with a vote or sm.
Typical UBI trial run. Not universal. Not basic income, unless you consider $12k/yr in LA a livable income. Ends in three years, so no one can retire early or buy a bigger home.

The program will conclude that people are quite happy to receive a $1000 check in the mail each month without measuring the economic impact such a program would make if it were applied to every American long-term.
> "header only libraries": they're nontrivial to bind to from non-C languages.

Why? Can't you make a shared object just as easily?
If they are that bad and you let it run this long (sounds like ~6 months of declining performance), it is either not as bad as you think it is or you really dropped the ball. Either way you should give them the equity and consider it a lesson learned.

Unfortunately, engineering is more .1x engineers than 10x engineers.

Leadership demands you make hard decisions early, with sometimes only 60% certainty, but firing needs to be done as fast as possible for the sake of the team and product. It can be really hard, I've only had to do a few times and each time it was never easy.
Never got tested, but my senses of taste and smell changed dramatically about 6 months ago. No other symptoms whatsoever. Everything tastes 'funny' like there it is contaminated with a drop of motor oil or something. Lost about 15 pounds just because I don't particularly feel like eating because it just isn't enjoyable. I usually love the garden tomatoes this time of year, but not this year. I have noticed that it has improved some, but I'm not sure if I am just getting used to it.
This is not accurate.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_basic_income_pilots
Painting with a Database
My anecdote is not better than another anecdote. That's the point. Anecdotes are worthless, but you're here arguing about mine, because mine is boring, and you don't think that's appropriate.

That's a problem.

For whatever it's worth, though...the fact that dozens of people I know have had it and are fine isn't "luck".
> No, it won't. A compiler and an IDE code analyzer have completely different non-intersecting goals.

That's the conventional wisdom. The rust team's theory was that they could make it work. They did.

> As an example, consider error recovery. Where a compiler can just fail with an error, in an IDE you need to continue to provide full correct syntax highlighting, display all other potential errors and warnings, continue providing code analysis (including suggestions on how to fix the error) etc.

Possibly the Rust compiler's unusual prioritization of friendly error messages with helpful suggestions meant this wasn't as big a difference as you thought?

> None of these are provided by the language server team. These are provided by whoever wrote the code to analyze your stuff and provide data to the language server.

That's how it works for many languages: the language server implementation is a thin wrapper around an existing tool. That's not the case for rust. I've watched the work the Rust language server team did on their language server implementation and the compiler. It was impressive.
Even though he has a point about harming future maintenance and how the framework has no obligation to give a damn about what you need.

Ie, see React 18 introducing double rendering for state and useEffect on strict mode (on by default in Nextjs). Makes debugging harder when shit runs twice, all for some future update.
You should take a look at teacher pay schedules - they are generally very prescriptive beyond just a floor in my experience.
I I do not do this because I have 20 years of zsh scripts.

Also, I like zsh better.
> Everyone is fine. I recovered in a week, and out of literally dozens of people, I've not met anyone who took longer than that.

Calling bullshit.

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-01589-z

Anybody who lost their sense of taste or smell took months to recover that. Loss of smell or taste is almost 50% for Covid prior to Omicron. Even with Omicron, it's about 20%.
Let me give you a real data point of what happened at a leading social network company. One of the early hires was fired after a few months on the job, and the company agreed to not only vest him, but FULLY ACCELERATED, 4 years. Of course lawyers drew up non-disparagement agreements and such. This actually happened multiple times over the course to IPO, but it was a smart move in hindsight to ensure there was no leaks and legal battles that could cause huge problems later.
Since you are being unusually candid about your sexual practices on the internet, I'll similarly break protocol and ask: how has all this long duration masturbation affected your ability to reach orgasm with a sexual partner?
The dude just told us he’s lost his dad, and your second paragraph was “let’s not exaggerate”.

Your original comment - sharing your own anecdote - would’ve been better without the second paragraph.
Exactly. The framework I’m most familiar with, Symfony, specifically is arranged to be antithetical to this statement.
> But that's another problem with frameworks - you have to know the whole thing in order to use it well.

The difference is I have plenty of resources at my disposal to learn how to use a popular framework. I only have hopefully the one “architect” who thought their problem was a special snowflake to ask about their framework - if they are still at the company.
I'm conscious of my health. I've had CATs and MRI's to rule herniations and pinched nerves out (I said that in my post). I was also ACTUALLY healthy. Seen a PT because that's what doctors recommend before imaging.
1. i can run this from my phone easily. using a terminal on a phone is a pain in the ass and increasingly more as android limits apps like termux.

2. tailscale handles key management. this is literally one of its big core competencies btw.

also when did every file copy thing become scp? like if it's not scp why would you expect them to mention it?
I want to credit both the reference (it’s about lisps) and my frame of reference (there are at least a couple of should-be lisps in projects I maintain, and at least one more I think would benefit from a going concern that seldom gets recognized as lispy but absolutely is).
Daikin makes air source heat pumps with water storage, and that can be paired with solarthermal:
- https://www.daikin.com/products/ac/lineup/heat_pump
- https://airconditionerlab.com/daikin-heat-pump/

A "variable speed compressor" is what you want in a heat pump, as these modulate their speed (and electricity usage) to produce a constant amount of heat. You might be okay with a 24K BTU system, especially when coupled with the thermosiphon and then some effort spent on insulation & air-sealing?

Here in the US the base system would be about $3K USD, but with installation costs on top of that.
> I think poor kids growing up with parents living paycheck to paycheck should have equal opportunity to become a great filmmaker as trust fund kids.

I think that the bigger issue is that poor kids cannot consume the same media that richer kids in their school consume and this can turn them into outsiders automatically. Imagine the feeling to be the one kid in class that cannot watch the show that everyone else is talking about, because your parents are too poor to afford subscriptions.
The union in question is for retail employees, not tech employees (even though they sell tech products). They are represented by the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, an industrial union.
In Spanish the computer can encode é in a few different ways. Does git-grep calculate the correct length in all those cases?
Well given I am a proponent of the Everett interpretation I would say any textbook that talks about quantum wave collapse.
Anecdotal evidence but after catching covid and having residual symptoms I found that taking Zinc actually worked well to alleviate them. Ymmv but worth trying if you are struggling.
> So none of those people would qualify for ubi.

Not coming out for or against UBI, but... isn't that the whole point of universal basic income? That there's no means testing, and everyone qualifies, even grifters?
I don't object to you sharing your boring story. I do find it hypocritical to say, "let's not exaggerate based on personal anecdotes" while doing the same thing.
Kardashev, here I come...
kdeconnect is overall buggy ash and i had to stop using it after a year. just not that reliable. taildrop has worked way better.
That’s called replacing your battery. All phone batteries degrade and start underperforming over the years. What Apple did only affects those people with years old underperforming batteries.
Yes. The fact that someone's father died is tragic. It still doesn't give them carte blanche to exaggerate or emphasize scary anecdotes at the expense of boring ones.
They banned _a single client_ for not disclosing that Reddit contains NSFW content and then unbanned it after reasonable changes were made.
Tailscale handles key management for scp already (as it handles key management for ssh). So this is just a thing for phones?
I am not a doctor, but you might want to investigate the possibility that this is a result of something other than Covid.
"oi m8, let's see ya property loicense!"
There's the rule about articles with question mark titles.

The answer is 'no'
> Being generous and parting on good terms is desirable

The desirable part might be what happens to the morale of the rest of the team.

A possibly vindictive boss is going to be on the mind for everyone who is still there and delivering value - you also risk dividing your team's opinions on this topic ("so unfair" vs "good riddance").

As with a lot of startups with a handful of employees, often what an employee thinks they are getting is some percentage of "possibly nothing" & the person might also have come to the same conclusion before underperforming.

So you might be getting some brownie points with the team, the person getting thinks they're getting nothing of value(but not that you're yanking it out of their hands) and the cap table is not going to be affected anymore than hiring someone & them booking it out on the first vest, which happens.
> On the right hand, for one you're basically giving every entrepreneur a "free" ramen budget for their startup to build on top of. At the same time you can also abolish quite a number of subsidies, reducing the costs of bureaucratic administration.

Too many people here conflate right wing for libertarian.
but would that law not also be up for sunset review as well?
TRS-80 was so expensive when it came out that it came with "LEVEL 1 BASIC" vs "LEVEL 2" which was a hardware upgrade. I think level 1 only allowed two strings and many other limitations.

My first TRS-80 didn't even have a tape recorder to save, I had to memorize or write down the code I came up with and type in it the next time.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Level_I_BASIC
Isn't the goal of any business to make money?

Saving some should be in the service of the former, and only as one of the tools in your arsenal (obviously, creating a product or service people would pay for should be the first).
It's Tailscale SSH, not Tailscale core. Some users don't want SSH key management (or even don't run sshd, especially on Windows) but just want file transfer.
+1 Django is a beautiful example of a framework you can use but doesn’t get in your way.
$1.2B Metaverse project has only 38 active users
> economic impact such a program would make if it were applied to every American long-term

This sounds like a disaster. Assuming just 100,000,000 eligible adults, you’re talking about $1.2 trillion per year.
It’s called working at AWS and being bullied by a Sr. Director.
Counterexample: corrupt things like the Texas Railroad Commission or Public Utility Commission that get reauthorized every single time.

All sunset laws do is turn state agencies into lobbying and patronage companies.
> So this is just a thing for phones?

No. I'm not even sure why this is a question. The article has instructions on how to use this with macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android. Both for receiving and sending to each of them. Only two of those OSes are phone OSes.
Not a founder here, but yes having the guy on the cap table costs you. Every month, there is that percentage of your work and your team’s work that goes into their pocket, just for the tiny bit of work they did in the first months. It’s always going to be a thorn in your thigh.

Plus you’re going to have to explain to investors who that person is, and why they’re on the cap table and not in the company.

Vesting is a form of trial period. It’s the rules of the game. You warned them. They didn’t react properly. That’s it.

Moreover, firing them allows you to keep those stocks so that you can reward someone else. Someone who’s actuelly been doing the work.

You should definitely fire them right now. You need to control the narrative though. Make sure everyone on the teams understand the move. People shouldn’t be surprised.
There is nothing to enjoy about having ADHD any more than you would "enjoy" having herpes.

I thought I was just depressed for 20 years and had a hard enough time trying to cover that up. I work in an industry that is built on trust through repeated execution and excellence - Management Consulting

It's thinking work. Any mental "impairment" could reasonably be classified as effecting that consistent repeatability with certainty.

Dysregulation of attention and emotion means your ability to execute is not always in your control, and sometimes you will take longer, or make mistakes, or sometimes you hit it right out of the park... but too far - you are seen as being inconsistent. Your ups and downs are much more frequent and often in severity than the general population (that's what makes it a disorder)

A lot of people partition you in the "too-hard" to deal with pile. They don't know what to do with you, how to use you effectively.

Covering up for this, masking, takes a huge amount of additional effort and drains you physically and mentally.

Yes my organization champions the importance of diversity, even neurodiversity because diverse teams work better and deliver better results. Yes I have access to some accommodations, but my work is project based, I get pulled onto things by others. If they subconsciously have a bias towards putting me on something because they are afraid of that inconsistency when the stakes are already high, then I'll likely be looked over. Not everyone, but many. You're a risk. A liability.

I have a friend. An incredible lawyer. Here undiagnosed ADHD and diagnosed depression meant she had to take some time off due to being completely burnt out. She disclosed it to her employer. She was pressured into signing an NDA before later being fired because the partner couldn't "trust" or "deal with" her not always being available. The NDA meant that she couldn't speak publicly about it or sue her former employer for wrongful dismissal. It ruined her career.
What Counts as a Bestseller?
Please don't take HN threads on flamewar tangents.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33181610.
Jones wasn’t awarded anything because he dropped the suit a few months after filing it.

Defamation cases are civil, so ending up in jail isn’t one of the possible outcomes.

Finally, defamation cases in the US are almost never resolved by determining whether or not a statement was factually accurate, so in general it is a mistake to infer anything from the result of a case alone (you always need to know the details of the decision).
Ask HN: Does anyone else miss the good parts of slashdot?
Does anyone else miss the good parts of slashdot?

My favs:

* Taglines were allowed in every post

* The rating system; e.g. +5 Troll

It was like a blend of the good light-hearted parts of Reddit combined with the technical prowess of Hacker News.

At least this is how I remember it, circa 2005 :)
Agreed. I run that same setup on a Synology NAS as well, but hassle-free, it ain't. Full coverage doesn't even exist anyway. Unlimited + 2 block accounts still misses plenty of Rick and Morty episodes, for example.

That said, this setup has allowed me to cut out Netflix. I still pay for the Hulu/Disney package for live sports and some animation shows that aren't available on Usenet forums.
Betteridge's Law of Headlines

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headli...
I can see this being very useful for web3 projects once you add support for the discord scope. A lot of the time you just want a way of logging in with a wallet and link to discord in a secure way.

I've implemented this for a bunch of clients lately and would probably have used something like this if it was available and mature.
Except it didn't actually work out. It worked out at the time, and thus was "perfectly rational" then but rationality should not have a limited time horizon because then it is limited. This is the problem with short-term thinking, it eventually leads to loss.
Here is the link to the actual study:

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-022-33415-5

One thing that immediately leaps out to me is that the profile of "symptoms" is broadly similar between "never infected" and "symptomatic infected" groups, but completely different (much lower across the board) for "asymptomatic infected":

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-022-33415-5/tables/2

There does seem to be elevation vs. controls for certain symptoms (including a few that are mechanistically believable, such as shortness of breath), but because this is self-reported data, it's still hopelessly biased. People who self-identify as sick are going to be more likely to report symptoms than those who do not...which is probably why we see the much lower rates of "long covid" symptoms in the asymptomatic infection group.

At the very least, this should make you question the idea of "long covid" after asymptomatic infection. Based on this data, "long covid" is closer to the symptom profile seen in people who were never infected at all than it is to the symptom profile of people who knew they were infected, but didn't have primary illness.
> HP likely chose to have a semi-custom part in those models and included the driver in the shipped build of Windows. They also likely make the driver available for download somewhere (though this "somewhere" is not always easy to find.)

Well, there's a big page with drivers available for download for this specific model on HP's website. They also offer a tool to check for missing / outdated drivers, similar to Intel's. According to both, everything is installed and up to date, but the USB part isn't working (has an exclamation mark in device manager).

I think the pre-installed Windows 10 did support the webcam, but then it had issues with the display backlight being extremely dim.

Anyway, in practice, this is only mildly annoying. I don't use Windows all that often, and the webcam even less.