skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think it’s also important to note that these said tools are more readily available to whoever wants to use them. Hard to say because there’s not much information about François Willème but I’m guessing he’s relatively wealthy to be able to pull something off like this.
I just find the rationalization amusing, though I doubt it will matter either way. Since the rate of adoption of this diet is so slow, and the relative proportion of daily meat-eaters keeps growing as countries develop, we'll either face the consequences or find a technical solution long before it has an impact.
Thank you! that means alot
Well what does that even mean if you don't follow that up with some good 'ol R&R?
Hmmm according to https://docs.aws.amazon.com/awsaccountbilling/latest/aboutv2... it reads that it should be, but the wording is opaque. Hopefully someone from AWS can answer.
It's the tyrrany of the rocket equation. Each dollar of revenue costs more than the last, and the money keeps getting spent until they are paying $0.999999 for earn $1
Eventually the fees we collect will offset the funding.
That's your famous russian precision missle engineering.
No fee ? So how exactly are you monetising this ?

No sane investor is going to money into something that has no revenue stream whatsoever. Because that's not investing, its charity donation.
All of Ukraine is the intended target.
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Thanks for pointing that out! I'll try to update my phrasing to make it more clear. At the end of the day, I don't have definitive proof of anything, however, I'm fairly confident that it was taken down in response to one of two things: a) the payload was downloaded and executed (technically), or b) I was badgering their domain with requests to re-download it.

If it was a), then this might indicate a more advanced adversary who has the TTPs to support this. If it was b), which hints at something more reactionary, then I'm going to guess the adversary was slightly less advanced.

Lmk if you have more questions!
iStrobosoft is the best tuning app. No contest.
Yes, I did the app mostly for myself as I was getting disappointed with them adding too many unnecessary (IMO) features to it.
One of Trump's earliest actions was to stop immigrant work visas: that includes H1-2, EB1-3 visas. He was unable to block only Muslims, so instead he blocked everybody. That's about 2 million temporary workers that weren't able to come work here. The "problem" was building up before 2020, it has just come to be noticeable only after the change in administration.
As does the Super Unfriend feature, which comes in two flavors, indefinite and permanent.
But wait; "a canal, nearly a mile long, built for canoe travel". Isn't it relatively easy to carry a canoe for a mile? Especially in those days when they were a lot tougher. Why dig a canal just to float canoes one mile?

Makes me think it was used to float heavier stuff, like goods, wood, maybe even stone. Or for irrigation.
Well, surprise to you! :-)

I'm not fanatic about iPhone/Android, but if I'd looked into switching to iPhone then this would be a hard dealbreaker for me.

I've been on Dvorak something like 15 years. All my devices use it.
That is the plan eventually, but airbnb charges 17% in fees, we hope to charge half that or less if investors ask us to eventually implement fee structure
> the following stages were too sophisticated for some person to just serve me an ad.

You may not believe me, but this is much less sophisticated than some of the things I have seen; My opinion is that the people who participate in ad fraud are a lot more sophisticated than any of the ad-fraud detection/protection "vendors" working to try and stop it.

To give you an idea of what I mean, "these guys" might not have been trying to show you an ad at all, but to sell your traffic (or normal looking cookies) to someone else who has already sold an ad, but just want something to juice the click-rate or the conversion-rate of some other traffic, and so if you weren't in that market, they won't even serve you the content that performs these steps.

> I'm very confident that they tore down their C2 after seeing either a (in their eyes) successful callback, or me badger their server with follow on requests.

No doubt. Unusual traffic tends to spook them. They will shut everything down, then use google search to look for their domain name in blogs and stuff, and if that doesn't happen, and their "customer" doesn't complain about anything, they will resume the juicing.
I should be able to complete a search without that user login modal popping up. I bounced right there.
It doesn't have to be as clear-cut as that though. You could always have a free tier, then a paid promoted tier, etc.
Haha. "It doesn't matter if we make buying books expensive because poor people can't afford shelf-space." Nice.
Which is the real one – Canadian or US Thanksgiving?
Maybe in future version :)
Familiarity. You can achieve a cleaner, lighter and more focused CSS/SCSS codebase without it, but people know Bootstrap and it's quick and easy for them.
Then it's "no fees for now".
Which is different from "no fees".
Because airbnb charges 17% in fees from every booking, guests are hurting. We wont charge a separate cleaning fee either. All listings are mandatory self check in as well.
I've noticed that too with cwebp (and other libwebp-based tools) encoding for darker images. My guess was that they their difference function is using the wrong colorspace so it does not match the perceptive difference. My quick tests of cjxl fared much better so all hope is not lost.

But essentially, losless compression is all about throwing away impercetible details. Noise is an interesting case here because the presence and fequency of the noise (the texture) is significant to the viewer but having the noise match 1:1 is not. Which is why newer codecs remove the noise and then re-add generated noise during decoding.
AirBnB isn't net profitable after 14 years, https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/abnb/financials/

How are you going to undercut them in a way that is appealing to investment?
That could be actually funny with a better delivery.
>only about 500 people work there

I'm actually surprised there would be that many. This report [1] from the US chamber of commerce says 157 after initial construction and I've seen numbers lower than that. (Some may be a function of presumably outsourced workers like security guards and janitorial services.)

Datacenters bring money to an area while they're being built but there are very few local jobs once they're operational. (Obviously engineers do work connected to datacenters from other locations.)

[1] https://www.uschamber.com/sites/default/files/ctec_datacente...
Except billionaires become billionaires because it’s a gift from the government.

This is what I believe: a corporate billionaire’s wealth is a fraction of the valuation of the company and what it is capable of delivering. What the govt does is offer the supports and environment for it to thrive. You need the government’s blessings. (Not the politicians’..there is a big difference)

When a company delivers maximum value to the public good in the form of public investment potential, jobs, services..then it is not because of the billionaire but because of the potential value and national stability his product or company provides.

A good example is Jeff Bezos. He might be worth billions but the sheer amount of value derived from investing in Amazon shares(pension funds do this .. for example) and the money supply and movement created by the jobs Amazon provides is more valuable than the services Amazon provides to people. Anyone can be an online book seller, but Amazon can employ thousands and also give an opportunity for a little old lady to collect her pension after working as office admin in a local school.

What the govt wants is stability in economy. This isn’t about politicians or parties. Ultimately they all strive towards keeping America stable and Americans happy. An unstable economy leads to revolts and revolution. Think Syria or South Africa. Happy citizens = stable economy. Stable economy = lights are on and tables are full = peace. Unstable countries are run by corrupt politicians and dictators. Not a government.

Musk doesn’t get it. He doesn’t come from a stable country and cannot comprehend how America works. His opinion might be valid in South Africa but not here. We do have a stable govt that is vested with the nation’s welfare. Our govt is not against us.

Also why Amazon and Google and Facebook(not anymore. Meta will fail) will have more Godfathers in the Govt than any SoftBank company. Because SoftBank investments for example will benefit Japan and Saudi money and not benefit the common man in America. These home grown American companies represent American soft power globally. They will always be treasured and will get an extra bowl of soup. The others will get stepchild treatment unless they aid America. As it should be. Any nation should look after its own interests first.

These unicorn companies didn’t get there by themselves or just because of their founders. They had help. Because they pledged commitment to the United States to help and be helped. Again..Elon Musk doesn’t get it. He might be American now but he acts like he hasn’t accepted the country that has adopted him. He couldn’t have become the success he is in any other country other than America. Doesn’t have appreciation or know how to say Thank you before asking for the next helping.

He has definitely managed to become a problem. He is like a guy who is completely oblivious that the girl likes him but continues to insult her because he thinks it’s good for a laugh as buddies. The girl..America…has a crush on him, but wants respect in what can be a potential great relationship.
Show HN: It will never be as popular as React, but I built it inspired by it
I am puzzled why there are only 141 documents. There should be thousands. The US Army has been around a long time and bureaucracy begets documentation.
You can record macros in helix.
Its more like, if x team doesn't deliver a functionality that y team needs, y team would need to come up with an alternative/short term solution in order to answer y customers/users. Sometimes alternatives doesn't go away even after a permanent fix comes along.

Also since Meta is multi app you could have one solution for FB and one solution for IG etc.
Could you point me to some detail on how to actually do this in AM?
But isn't that the core issue with "these" people: they have lost the ability to be able to interpret their body's sensations and warning signals and burn out as a result?

I'm not excempt from this. But the urge to substitute bodily awareness with sensory gadgets seems to gather religious proportions in some circles.
stats.fm app has a matching service using spotify stats that sound similar to what you are describing
Is there any non CCP replacement for their DJI Pocket2 camera?
I don't think it's related, but a post from someone showing a simplified version of the same idea (pitch detection with WASM/Rust), with detail and source: https://www.toptal.com/webassembly/webassembly-rust-tutorial...
Always cool to see people share one of my repos in HN comments! I hope you're having a good Monday
It's not a "pointless comment". Why would someone want to use it every day over Vim or Neovim? The only benefit of Helix specific to LSP and tree-sitter is the ease of configuration, a mostly fixed cost. Then what?
I think searching by the spotify song id / song link, would be easier in my opinion, as I couldn't really find what i was looking for.
It is for investors to be able to log in using user demo, live version would never have this lol.

It was a request from investors, so I complied. But live version will go straight to listings as it should.
I personally advise everyone to get a colonoscopy.

I personally know 4 people who had the procedure and cancer was detected. Some further along than others. All still living.

Colonoscopy is one of the few procedures that as they screen they can also take action.
> Thinking this a little further, it provides the perfekt basis for a dating application. Music is a very personally representation of oneself and if you find someone who has the same muscial taste, you already have a common basis for communication.

I don't think a shared taste in music is that important, or at all, in a relationship but this is the premise of aptly named Tastebuds[1], a dating app based around favorite music. You can import your listening data from Last.fm and Spotify.

[1] https://tastebuds.fm/
Yes, H. G. Wells’ The Time Machine had two species of humans.
If you thought that three 20x20x20cm foam cubes would protect you when falling 3 meters and landing on your rear, I mean you must have SOME responsibility as well..

I am not trying to imply that porn "actors" have low intelligence, but..
This looks _very_ GuitarTuna. I've not come across another app which uses the (IMHO very effective) vertical scrolling pitch visualisation.

This is great though OP. It's the best browser-based tuner I've ever used. I really hope you don't get sued.
Dvorak is not great for phone keyboards because it makes swiping words more difficult by crowding the home row. Something like KALQ makes more sense.
Not quite; https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/15/1643

A-F have to all apply.

Visa, Mastercard, Amex, and Discover all additionally enforce $0 credit card liability on the banks that use their networks.

You'll only see the $50 thing on debit cards, and every bank I've used has waived that to give credit card-style protection.
"no fee"

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Remember last.fm?
If I remember correctly, it was able to show other profiles with similar music taste.
That ship has sailed for them. Even if the policy were released in error, what kind of organization feels it necessary to draw up such a policy?

EDIT: I get that in a sufficiently large organization there will be some tomfoolery abound, especially coming out of the legal department. But even this was well outside the things they should be caring about.
Wait hold up, where exactly are kitchen drawers a fancy thing? I don't think I've ever been in a kitchen here without at least a cutlery drawer.
I don't know if it's a common feature or just part of the Samsung Keyboard app, but when the phone is rotated it does seperate they keyboard quite nicely so you can access each half with your thumbs.

Available on iPads, but not on iPhones at this time.

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT207521
I am not a rocket scientist, just a designer and builder. Even so, they do seem to be doing well, 6,000 employees and 70bn market cap doesn't sound like a bad deal...
The Federal Reserve and FDIC are both authorized by US government statutes. So it would be accurate to characterize them as government institutions.

The FDIC is backed by the full faith and credit of the United States government.

The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve is an agency of the federal government and accountable to Congress.
Not at the moment. Sorry.

I'm planning to create a simpler free version of the app for the sake of cross-promotion, I may open source that one (but I can't make any promises currently, both regarding creating the actual app and open sourcing it).
Same in Brazil. WhatsApp outages become the main national news when they happen, because it became so fundamental in everyday's life.

It is not just people talking to each other, several business rely almost completely in WhatsApp around here.
No mention of photogrammetry, or its pioneer Meydenbauer in 1858?

http://www.theulegium.de/fileadmin/user_upload/Texte/Meydenb...
Firefox maybe? This bug: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1572644
That functionality already exists, but is prompted for only on large screens, because I didn't think anybody would use it on mobile. And thanks for the feedback!
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Airbnb didn't make money first two years. I am open to fees, just not 17% in fees like airbnb, maybe half that or less I am comfortable with...something reasonable you know?
Discovering the table support in org-mode was huge for me, wish I’d known about it decades ago.
> I don’t need to remember the exact way something was written by the author.

I agree. Who ever said you should try to remember that? Remember the high-level important and transferable information, don't waste time trying to remember information that won't help you elsewhere.
The study does not say that coloscopies don't help. The study measures a difference in the study's population. The study does indicate they don't affect outcomes as much as expected. However, their affect is positive.

The study's measured affect has wide errors bars indicating a larger sample size is needed. Subsequent studies could show the affect is more inline with expectations but are unlikely to show less affect.

The question as to whether this will be used to reinforce hesitancy for this procedure; we can already see it in the comment. Logic and reason are not naturally occurring traits. I predict this will be used to move more people into the control group. Going against medical advice is anecdotally meaningful.
My own theory (that may be shared but I don’t see posted here) is that tickling is a beneficial trait that evolved through evolution.

Tickling is a form of “play fighting”, except it is done with parents and sometimes friends. It is sometimes uncomfortable for the tickled but they giggle anyway - which encourages the tickler to keep going with the “attack”. If the ticked person had the “appropriate” response of pain, the attack would stop.

The tickled thus learns reflexes to defend against attacks in general, especially against an unfriendly human. I’d imagine that the ticklish trait evolved and imparted that population an advantage against populations that were not ticklish.
I'm not sure if the main issue property owners have with Airbnb is their 17% fee, but I might be wrong about that as I'm not in that business myself. Did you do any specific research that indicate that this is one of the main pain points for those who rent out their properties with Airbnb?

Good luck with your project!
Ending your sentences with "lol" multiple times in this thread looks childish to me. Also, your title says "no fees" and your comments say otherwise. Having "we'll charge maybe"-like attitude doesn't inspire confidence and says to me that you don't have a plan.
I see a lot of comments about cryptography software, why does this kind of software care about how long the CPU spends on something?
> In addition, it'll crash while taking or making calls.

Thanks for giving me flashbacks to my Hiptop days. I loved messing with the apps, and the camera. My friends pointed out that a phone that had a flip put keyboard and apps but often crashed while being a phone was not much of a phone. :)

Luckily the Hiptop crew went on to make Android, which got to be rock solid, eventually!
Exactly, but funding can mean no fees to help onboard new customers for the first few years. As I get closer to Series C in 5-6 years, then yes low fees maybe likely but still less than airbnb.
SO profiles are, like Github profiles, a fantastic resource to put on a CV. In a vacuum, it doesn't give much, but it's a great skill amplifier. It also gives visibility from SO itself.
Android or Web?

If web - well, it sadly requires modern browser on relatively modern hardware - it has some performance problems currently in browsers, I'm not happy about that fact, I am considering improving it if the app catches enough interest.

If Android - please consider returning the app and getting your money back as long as you still can - I'm afraid I won't be able to solve it in quick fashion.
Ah, apparently it's possible to install, though:

https://www.xquartz.org/
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"In gold-standard trial, colonoscopy fails to reduce rate of cancer deaths"
No fee for now, maybe by Series C under investor pressure I would implement fees, but not 17%, perhaps half of that or less...something reasonable.
> We will charge fees in the future perhaps

Hope you're going to be clear and upfront about this to your users, not hide it in the small print.

Because otherwise you're going to have lots of justifiably pissed off people posting severely negative reviews everywhere the day the paywall goes up.

Bait and switch is never a good look. You might get away with it if you are excruciatingly clear and upfront about it, I still wouldn't encourage it though.
It's not that big of a deal. I don't think anyone likes LaTeX so its a good way to get the gang together, clickbait or not.
I would put comfort as the main benefit of Dvorak, far before speed.
>> Do you know if there's any correlation between the number of bookstores in a city and the amount people in those cities read? Is it possible that more expensive but also more ubiquitous books leads to more books being read, or are price and readership always inversely correlated?

I would say they are always inversely correlated if you are poor.
There is no probability whether the next card in the deck is an ace. It either is or it isn't.
I hurt because of risks/customer support or lack thereof, not because of a 17% fee. Last thing I want is to arrive somewhere 8k miles away to a closed door/canceled booking.
I did not know James was still creating content. I've never really been a fan of his writing style as it is a little too sensationalist for me, but he did produce a few really good videos prior to being canceled off YouTube. In my opinion he would reach a larger audience if the message was toned down a bit and would just stick to the verifiable facts. Sometimes people have interesting content to share but they convey it in a manor that quickly turns many people away.
"A private company now gets to decide to take your money if you say something they disagree with. Insanity,"

Does it need to be pointed out that they can't take any of your money if you don't entrust them with it?

It seems pretty obvious that they are just grasping for any excuse to seize your funds. Time to look for an alternative.
Guests are tired of crazy high fees, yes I did extensive market research on this. Even on reddit users are posting about these "high fees"-- and I agree.
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That's oversimplifying things. Players and TVs can and do apply their own processing and then there are sometimes parts (e.g. Dolby Vision) that are just ignored by non-supporting players.
Your title for this post:

> Show HN: Nomad, a no fee Airbnb competitor

Your comment

> I am open to fees

You are giving a lot of mixed messaging there.
Well if you're traveling you'd have a canoe full of supplies which may not be so easy to carry.
People in charge of Russia likely care little about Ukranian civillians and care deeply about appearing strong to Russian war supporters.
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It's only been a week lol, I am still doing my best :)
Simplify down to plain tex or eplain tex, use a Makefile in Emacs and pdftex.
I’m unique guess in the world. We’re all going to die. If you make it to 57, awesome. After that it’s all a bonus.
Take that attitude, and you really don’t put off much. You don’t turn down any invites. And do wake up with the Sun.
Life is awesome!

Don’t be so afraid of death. It’s not that bad. Really.

Source: survived an NDE. Was not my time was told, but did get a great tour of the afterlife.
Don’t worry so much.

And treat strangers with kindness, they were very insistent on that. They keep score. Heaven or Hell. It’s your decision.

:-)