skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I always bring up Mondragon corporation. They've been up and running in some capacity since 1956, 66 years.

There are some criticism lodged against their operations, in that some employees are not worker-owners, but simply workers. I'd call this "slack", and I'd suggest "slack" is largely an artifact of a lack of other cooperatives. There is of course the fact that buy-in does cost money, which I would argue would necessarily set a floor for "tenure" in many cases.

Having said that, they have evinced a certain special robustness in the face of crises - in the 80's (iirc) for example, rather than laying people off, they sent them into their education programs.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaJ1hfVPUe8
https://vimeo.com/161252994
Convergence of Life Expectancy in Latin America
This issue with "men are smarter than women" as a form of benevolent prejudice stems from the fact that there are largely only two bio-sexes (vs. genders). That, plus the explicit relative value judgment, makes it clear who the "loser" of the statement is.

This is different from the phrase "Armenians are good at Chess." Many peoples exist worldwide, so there is no de-facto loser or relative judgment.

Those confounding issues don't somehow make the statement less of a form of benevolent prejudice toward men. It is just that the statement is also clearly prejudicial toward women. They don't have to be mutually exclusive.
Does https://hyperfine.io/ fit the bill?
“this site proudly uses no javascript”, nerdy sites that don’t use modern css and or modern javascript most of the time have subpar user experience, I don’t read past the first sentence, it traps yourself into a niche of developers who don’t mind an ugly Design tradeoff
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32765884
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32766935
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32766998
> We have now reached the point where SMS support no longer makes sense

That is hard to swallow, being able to quickly send a message through SMS to the same receiver in emergency situations* was quite handy.

*like when you're at a protest and the tower is overloaded, or you're on a remote location and you see that the Signal message doesn't get through because of lack of 3G/LTE connectivity.
He isn't (but it would be cool if he was).

However, it does seem fairly likely that he's a bit of a pushover, politically. I hate to beat a dead horse, but this is the guy who doubled-down on China while even Google was appalled by how they were using personal data to hunt dissidents. He's not Batman, but he's also not powerless to stop the incredible human suffering caused through Apple's deliberate labor partners and political allies. If Tim Cook had the gall to start moving away from China 10 years ago, maybe he'd have a shot at being even better than Bruce Wayne.

All of this is to say, Tim Cook is certainly not going to stand up for your data privacy when national interests step in. The best he can do is encrypt your device and give you a copy of th- I mean, your keys.
The main point of arXiv is not to substitute for actual publication. Some people use it that way, which could still occur. But most intend to submit their work for review to a venue with a supposed double blind process. The use of arXiv is for flag planting and ease of open access.

Often the arXiv upload will be right around the time of a conference deadline in fact. For these people I see no problem with an OpenReview-esque setup where the arXiv page remains anonymous until the authors opt to reveal themselves.

If people don't care for true double blind review then they should stop pretending they do. Conferences like ICLR and NeurIPS are far from blind. It would be one thing if it were just a matter of trusting reviewers to not Google the paper title, but it goes beyond that. There are currently no restrictions on the use of social media to advertise works under review nor on the timing of arXiv uploads, which can trigger alerts to those in the field right around review time.
9 of the 10 US states with bottle deposits implemented those laws in the late 70s or early 80s.

The relative autonomy of US states often means that states can move very quickly to pass progressive laws, even though the US is well known for legislative friction at the federal level.
I can't even imagine the uproar that would be a thread about Google doing this!
Marginalia does this surprisingly well: https://search.marginalia.nu/
anecdotally, in the US/Canada, everytime I text someone running android, I get e2e encryption.

Most US carriers have rolled it out by now (or can be completely circumvented by using Android Messages app) and the green bubble teasing seems like a USA specific phenomena.

Anyhow, so what you mean to say, is that it's not about security (because it's present and accessible), but it's about appearances. And worst, the platform perpetuating the the appearances is not making any moves to secure it's messaging to non-Apple devices. Unacceptable.
https://archive.is/IvqgH
I would think so. Ex. bar owner gives some free drinks and use of the bar to the mob probably doesn't have to pay the same protection fee.
Passkeys sound like another way for companies like Google and Apple to lock you into their walled garden. Having each walled garden randomly generating a key for every single domain instead of using the actual domain name as part of the key is a great way to lock regular people into their respective ecosystems.
> The way to solve it and still continue to use iOS is to implement your VPN at the network layer. e.g. use one of those wifi routers with a VPN client built in.

That's a little impractical for a phone. You'd have to lug around some kind of VPN-enabled mobile hotspot, plus batteries to power it.
But who investigates the federal agencies?
Thanks! I forgot that on KaiOS you can just use web libraries. That's using leaflet.js, a excellent older library that's perfectly fine for most use cases.
Its ever so fun to have to deal with middle school with green bubbles. Apple is directly responsible for some kids getting bullied, but I guess it works out for them since we had to buy some more Apple devices.
Ah so it’s just streaming the most premium product available.

Usually that’s something like NFL RedZone/MLB.tv/etc which offers direct feeds, out of market, with blackouts etc.

Have enough people feeding your provider with streams and you have a legally dubious nationwide ad-free service for that league.

I thought you meant it somehow got rid of commercials on normal channels, but live. That wouldn’t make sense. But these channels don’t have traditional commercials in the first place.
It seems to me that, when you want carbon in your iron (to make steel), you want a lot of control over how much carbon is in that steel. To start from a base iron that has no carbon in it whatsoever seems like it would be better for being more precise in your steel production.
LGPL plays no small role in its success. The only reason to be against it is if you wish to appropriate it for yourself.
Microsoft CBL-Mariner Linux Launches as Azure Kubernetes Container Host
Et tu, Apple? Although I predict that in true Apple style, they’ll somehow manage to make ads fashionable in 3-5 years.
That worked out really well with the 99 section 11 chapter GDPR. All it got us was cookie consent banners.
Reminds me of a short comic in which the main character invents an instant water powder. He sees himself helping many people and becoming very successful. In the end it turns out the powder needs to be solved in water :-)
Maybe just reach out, they take pride in their support and are very accommodating. If their concern is about payment, you may get around that by offering to prepay for a year's worth of usage upfront.
Google's auth is getting increasingly frustrating. Recently when I logged in with TOTP 2FA, I had to also open up YouTube on another device and click approve. What's the point of 2FA if they're just going to ignore it?
Um, yes - bad cops are bad, and there are plenty of bad cops. Very bad.

Might anyone point to an example (current or historical) of a large, complex, socially diverse society which has managed to tightly control actually-serious crime, while also managing to keep the "bad cop stuff" well below the level which America has been stuck with in the past ~half of a century?
Do you have any credible examples of any of this actually happening?

The only times I've ever seen this card played is as punishment for deliberately misleading agents and wasting their time, not getting inconsequential facts wrong.

...like the high-profile Gabby Petito murder case, where Brian Laundrie's parents lied to investigators to conceal their son's whereabouts after the murder. Or that other recent one where a woman faked her own kidnapping and started a national manhunt for herself and her nonexistent kidnappers.
Beyond burnout: What helps–and what doesn’t
Employers has been focus on treating the burnout symptoms, but not solving the root cause - mismatch between tasks given and the resource to accomplish them
That’s a link to someone facing a different issue that it’s fairly clear most people aren’t experiencing.

I agree that if there is a bug that causes a download to get stuck in a loop, it should be a priority for Apple to fix it.

However that isn’t what you are arguing.
Falcon 9’s Launch and Landing
I did this too, but I only needed a trash bag like once a week, and inevitably ended up with more than that, before I got diligent about reusable bags. Even if everyone did it, there's no way every bag would be accounted for.
“Python Performance Matters” by Emery Berger (Strange Loop 2022) [video]
Sure. If you don't want to discuss hacker bias against success via using the tools that are demonstrated successful because they're not "virtuous" tools, I can't force you. It's the only piece of this I'm interested in though.
I never said it would, but it does explain part of it, and especially the length, which acts as a multiplier. Hard to say what the "true" frequencies are. I'm pretty sure you'd still have more men committing crimes, but probably not as many if they'd get similar treatments. And you'd probably see shorter sentences, and fewer jail sentences, if there was no sentencing gap. I have no idea what the "true" numbers would be though.
> If I'm on a Zoom call with 8 other people and the conversation shifts to something that doesn't concern me, I can bring up a code editor and continue hacking away at something without advertising that to my colleagues. But if I started in VR, I'm basically stuck there.

This is exactly why in person meetings are awful, and VR is trying to recreate those conditions.
“There’s a long history of western archaeologists doing this work. So it’s great to see their own discoveries – and the fact that she’s a woman archaeologist, an Egyptian woman archaeologist, is even more welcome.”

Give me a break
They already had an ad product before https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IAd
My wife's family paid almost nothing to the Italian mafia a hundred years ago because they gave the right people free shoes. I would say "yes."

Edit: To be clear, this was not a unique situation. A lot of businesses generally got sweetheart rates from street gangs and mobs because they helped the mob and mob bosses in other ways. The same way Wall Street financiers get a sweetheart deal because they manage the politicians' money and employ their children.
Again, it is including a lot of smaller cities. So ya, we all know Jackson Mississippi is fatter than Houston Texas, but...do we really put Jackson in the same class of city as Houston?
Carbon is wanted for steel production, but at specific levels. DRI is further worked to oxidize carbon and remove it before processing. Eliminating the carbon/oxygen from natural gas reduction allows a more controlled introduction of carbon and or less processing to make ready for steel production.
Why does this guy quote himself so much? Each article is like 60% new content.
“Thousands” of Intel layoffs planned as PC demand slows and revenues fall
I am disappointed in this. I was hoping to onboard more people onto signal, and this is a barrier to that.
Ulrich Schnauss (a bit more of a beat, but still extremely minimal) - Far Away Trains Passing By, A Strangely Isolated Place.
It looks like the government appropriates more wealth via inflation than the income tax nowadays, anyway.
I won't. They banned every other sub along the same vane. This one only gets by because they pretend the whole thing is satire. Read the comments
I'm not a compiler engineer, so I'm just sharing my own point of view, but to me it sounds like a heavy maintenance burden. Whenever possible I would want to avoid having multiple versions of an important subsystem in any large program that I worked on.
Excuse me, what? Elaborate?
My gut says it'll be a tad more difficult since you won't have any data beyond what's directly in front of mario. Maybe the AI will end up doing a bunch of rapid peeks to determine next move, especially when there are large pits.
7 months and no action... dude they are just milking you for your work ethic. GuyA can put you down and you will stand and deliver, what incentive does he have to not keep pulling the same move, why would CEO care if it gets results?
Without an income tax, would the spending power remain at the lower and middle class? The housing market has shown that people are loose with their money and pay any price that they can finance. Likewise, all goods will become more expensive until people can only buy the same things as today.

Income tax can be seen as a tax on companies that can't be embezzled. Most people are honest and want to see their full income on documents so a company has to pay the full amount of the taxes.

This leaves the lower and middle classes with less money, but it also forces the market to offer the goods for less.

The alternative would be taxing the companies directly. People would earn more, but companies would also request more for their goods because they have to pay more taxes.
But would the tax payout be the same if companies have an even bigger incentive to hide their profits?
Toilet Water Moment – JRE Toons
Not for employees. In fact, I can't see a single reason why workers will want VR environments for remote work.
I think you're right, and while I think something simple like fading in and out the elements based on distance would be reasonable (since the game would be unplayable otherwise, as you'd be able to see the entire level), the choice they appear to have made (something non-orthographic) seems to essentially be fully encoding the extra dimension. Otherwise, I can't see how the goomba would appear to get bigger as it gets closer to mario.
laugh release
In a properly 2D universe, there would be the equivalent of some sort of planck length that is essentially the only length. The equivalent of a string of one-bit messages that shift around. We chose to visualize it through something that has width because we are unable to properly understand the alternative.
How do I bet that they're wrong?
You'll be out of luck when trying to switch from one ecosystem to another (for example, from Apple to Google).
It is a copyleft license, but the copyleft is weaker compared to the GPL.
It only makes sense for distributed pair programming. But that’s not a bad idea either.
You can look at mass shootings in the US (no sentencing bias) and ~98% have been committed by men.
They way keys are managed means that the passkey material is never available to Google, Apple, etc
Joe is not saying anything at all damaging or bad in this demo. I wouldn't say this is any different than someome doing an impression of Joe.
> I don't see any reason why Apple Pay would use IP geolocation like that when it's running on a device that has GPS.

I don't think contactless Apple Pay actually uses device geo[1] for authorization, but it's still worth noting that iOS devices without cell connectivity (ie WiFi-only iPads) don't have GPS anyway.

You can use Apple Pay on websites in Safari, though, which IIRC doesn't require location permissions to work.

1. You have to be able to use it in the same places you'd use a normal card, which means you can't rely on network connectivity of any kind.
I completely disagree and am disappointed in this decision. One app on my phone to handle all my messages is easier than making a context switch per-contact.

I also think it'll hurt the value proposition when getting people to join signal. Not overcomplicating the messaging scenario was a big winner to do that.
>No one will trust them again.

As much as I want this to happen. It wont. Just look at the spin given out by either Apple's PR or Apple Apologist:

"Apple were never against Ads. Steve Jobs made iAds." Meanwhile completely forgetting Tim Cook, 2014-2015. "Apple is not in the Ads Business." - In the Context of why you should choose Apple.

"Apple Ads are privacy focused and they do not track you." Cough. They are only personalised.

"Apple is moving away from China." ( No they are not ). "And has been planning to do so for a while." ( No they didn't )

And literally all the Fans reading Appleinsider, Macrumors, 9to5Mac believes in it. As well as all the YouTube repeating "THE SAME" information over and over again.
At the very minimum, one undeniable technical advantage Passkeys have -- that they share with their foundation, WebAuthn -- is that Passkeys are unphishable.
Congress and the attorney general?
https://www.fbi.gov/about/faqs/who-monitors-or-oversees-the-...
I don't know how Apple sells media, but if you "buy" content on Amazon, you're still subject to licensing terms that Amazon negotiated, which often means you don't have permanent access to said content. Someone sued Amazon for this: https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/6882808-Caudel-v-Ama...
Capitalism isn't the issue. Not properly costing water is.
Its the same thing with carbon.
Vote to stop shipping 3.0.6 and 1.1.1r (https://github.com/openssl/general-policies/pull/32)

- Regression: X509_sign, etc., no longer implicitly refresh the cached TBSCertificate (https://github.com/openssl/openssl/issues/19388)

- PKCS12_parse leaves errors on stack [3.0.6] (https://github.com/openssl/openssl/issues/19389)
Those are serial, though, as I understand it -- each feeds into the next. The gccrs situation sounds like there are two parallel implementations.

Please correct me if I'm wrong; I'm not trying to pretend I am any kind of expert here.
I think the issue is we all need to pay for journalism via subscriptions rather than rely on ads that requires clickbait titles to attract views.
Just a guess, but this likely has something to do with 10DLC and/or Toll Free Verification and all of the complexities that are being pushed by the carriers for users to register their numbers and even pay to use if you want to use 10DLC.
They can if you see it as some sort of one-bit messaging as opposed to traditional vision
What do you think Steel is, but reduced Iron (to a specific level)?

Cast Iron is also impacted by hydrogen embrittlement, albeit iron is usually already pretty brittle so folks don’t use it where that kind of failure matters as much.
The narrative that 'people vote with their wallets' get pushed around a lot on this forum but I fear it is often disingenuous to the nuances of a given situation. I can't really cast meaningful votes with a lot of items because I'm still at the mercy of what is manufactured and readily available. Despite not wanting a touch screen and only a barebones car, nobody is going to make one. Thus I'm left with a few options I don't like, one of which I have to take.

To be clear I don't think the wallet-vote narrative is completely wrong-I just think consumers have less voting power than everyone thinks they do (in this narrative)
>Removing SMS support from Signal Android (soon)

Literally the only reason I recommend others and use Signal myself?

Seriously, Signal doesn't have the userbase to drop SMS support. All my Signal contacts use WhatsApp or Telegram that I already have installed. I use signal mostly as a SMS app, secondly as E2E communication. It will be easier to uninstall Signal.
Heh, the same people who bully others are the ones getting over-offended. Its just a new tool in their toolbox.
And yet, the western capitalistic system that is built on private businesses acting in their own self interest, regulated by governments of the people enforcing social good, have created the least violent, least disease-ridden, most luxurious and incredible experience for humanity in history (or at least since civilization).

Frankly, calling it dystopic that businesses play by the laws as written is ridiculous. Change the laws instead of expecting businesses to self-regulate out of the goodness of their hearts. Why is that dystopic?
In win for planetary defense, NASA mission successfully nudges asteroid orbit
So you're saying we can have our cake and eat it to?
If you are taking them at their word, this came directly from SVP and not some PR policy AND it was not related to financials. So are you calling OP a liar or not?
Sweden, where this facility is supposed to be built, hardly has any fossil fuel electricity production.

Also you should compare the natural gas hydrogen process to the currently used coke process.
They never consider the cost though. They just use it as a mechanism to tell story.

Don't underestimate the story telling value of characters in a virtual space. Consider how much better The Matrix is while they're actually in it.
> The leading hypothesis for why these [police shooting protests] increase homicides and total crime is an abrupt change in the quantity of policing activity. In Chicago, the number of police-civilian interactions decreased by almost 90% in the month after the investigation was announced. In Riverside CA, interactions decreased 54%. In St. Louis, self-initiated police activities declined by 46%.

This is from a 2020 paper from Harvard’s Roland Fryer and Tanaya Devi: https://www.nber.org/system/files/working_papers/w27324/w273...
Speaking from personal experience, it can be really difficult hard to write a paper that anonymizes yourself...especially if you are known for a particular approach to a specialized problem. You actually have to begin excluding cites, turning them into placeholders (withheld due to anonymous review requirements), rather than just speaking about the work as if someone else did it.
I mount my games.
I just looked up mass-shooting stats in the US (data going back to 1966) and 98% have been committed by men - no sentencing bias there.
It's to be or not to be for fb, they are the one asking and paying.
They do actually. It’s a really good game and mod. Highly recommend it. Especially if you need to use a solar sail that works
I didn't know that was a technical term. I guess my views on race are benevolent racism.
This is cops in general, and not unique to the FBI.
Iran sees 'major' internet disruption amid renewed protests
It's clear that commonsense reasoning needs to deal with modals, counterfactuals, defaults, temporal logic, etc.

It's not hard to add some extensions to logic for a particular application but a very hard problem to develop a general purpose extended logic.

I look at the logic-adjacent production rules systems which never really standardized some of the commonly necessary things such as agendas, priorities, defaults, etc.
But it wasn’t GNOME’s project—they took over maintenance of something that was used by many, and for many years maintained this trust, acting benevolently. But more recently (mostly from GTK+ 3 on) they have acted increasingly hostilely, thoroughly violating the trust placed in them by the community. And the way things have happened makes it very difficult to successfully fork it, quite similarly to Embrace, Extend, Extinguish theory (though in a somewhat different space). It’s made particularly hard by the fact that GTK+ 3 and GTK 4 each make deeply-interwoven good and bad changes, so forking from an earlier version would be a significant regression as well as a significant fix. Combine the general mutual incompatibilities and how deeply GTK is woven into apps, and forking becomes quite impractical.