skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If they put a more fitting skull or danger icon on the bubbles instead people would really lose their shit.
I have the same idea. A tiny pastel margin block would make me donate easily. A simple 1 or 2 clicks process and that's it.

I don't know how much experience they have, maybe stats say that subtle UX don't generate enough donations, while massive hated popups still bring massively more money. I hope so..
Great point. I just now confirmed that as well. The bottom message is much darker than the one on top
I have to disagree with you.

Coming from a country where media consumption used the be expensive, the reason people pirated entertainment was mainly due to cost. Not because it was inconvenient to see an ad.

Streaming will still be miles more convenient than piracy. All I have to do is turn on my apple tv, grab the remote and watch whatever I want, whenever I want. I don’t have to dig through some torrent sites, download it, then stream it to the tv.
So every other Linux distro has more funding than canonical? Doubtful.
Same here, but maybe it's for education / quickly talking through an issue or solution? Otherwise, I really fail to see the value add vs git.
That was a heartbreaking story of malfeasance. This is why transparency is important -- I'd certainly want to know if one of the directors or senior executives that reported to me were engaging in bad behavior, and I'd want people (especially their reports) to feel safe in reporting that, anonymously or otherwise. Aside from the ethical reasons to protect folks this way, losing someone talented and passionate can be an economic disaster for a company.
> But youtube obviously had something cable tv didn’t - user generated content.

Yes, but armchair pundits couldn’t see any advantage similar to how older people view VR now.

> Would you be thrilled to use a Quest to wait your turn in a virtual lobby of a DMV to talk to a teller to pay for a license renewal?

This is a terrible analogy because the DMV is not a meeting. It’s a service and it’s already being automated.

You have bad analogies because you haven’t used VR enough, if at all, to really have such a strong opinion. This is no different from senior citizens who used to constantly hurl insults at the internet, video games, comics, or any new trend
Honestly I'm already off most of streaming services and use put.io for everything, including services that I'm already paying for. The home page that pushes garbage to my mind is another reason I'm avoiding those services. I want to watch things that I mindfully picked.
That's essentially pointless though. They may earmark your $10 for the core mission, but that just means another $10 that wasn't specified doesn't have to be used for the core, and gets used for their political initiatives. It's entirely semantics and doesn't change behavior at all unless an overwhelming majority earmark their donations the same way.
This makes me very sad, because in my 30 years I've seen so many of you burn out. I was like that for the first 15 years of my career until I watched a manager turn into a billionaire by abusing everybody who worked for him. My last 15 years I detached, and found myself much happier. My bipolar disorder became manageable, my addictions went away, my health improved, and my finances improved.

Your job will never love you back. Your employer's interests are diametrically opposed to you having a happy life.
That has precedent (including with YouTube and Kindles), and I always assume that the platform owner did the math.

But it's interesting to me because I'd guess that the people with disposable income and willing to spend it on luxuries (including not seeing ads)... would be among the most valuable targets of consumer product/service advertisers.
If not loving your job means you love nothing, then I suggest you try getting a dog.
There's no data to back up the assertion though. At least not in this article - all it says is that we attribute more positive attributes to women, not that women exhibit those attributes more often than men.
I don't know much about "modern philosophy" but traditionally philosophy has focused on questions that are beyond or "prior to" scientific questions. For example modern science (which used to be called Natural Philosophy) is based on empiricism. The question of the extent to which empiricism is a valid means of gaining knowledge is a philosophical question, as is the question "what is knowledge". Both belong to the philosophical specialty of epistemology, which means the study of knowledge.

Another major area is the philosophy of mind which includes questions such as "what is consciousness" and "does consciousness arise from matter".
Clicking "Save Image As..." did nothing, no file dialog appeared.

Had similar problems before, so I guessed it was some snap bullshit. This page seemed to confirm it https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1290489

Followed the instructions here https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2022/04/how-to-install-firefox-d... , and then it worked as normal.
I used FFmpeg to create a stretched in place sample recorder for music and it is so very fast.
It is even worse they negotiate "packages": "If you take our products A,B,C we do a 10% discount but if you take D and make sure that D' from our competitor is more expensive, we do a 15%." They do that with hospitals as well. Offering them free treatments that do good publicity against exclusivity.
A Plan for the Kernel Bugzilla
The claim is that "Hydrogen-reduced carbon-free DRI is highly metallized and has superior mechanical and aging properties compared to direct reduced iron using fossil-based reducing gas such as natural gas." I wish there were more details.
Defund the FBI, CIA, NSA, ATF, and DEA. They've proven themselves to cause more trouble than to solve problems.
This is false. When doing a hash commitment you include some randomness along with the value.
I'd never heard of this service. Seems nice. Do you use it yourself, and how do you like it?
An insect pest acquires multiple plant genes
Considering the contributions that Wikipedia has made / continues to make to the availability of human knowledge (despite all of its lacks/failings, and they certainly exist!), I don't really have a problem with their Foundation no longer operating on a shoestring. At least it doesn't have billionaire CEO / shareholders or VCs looking for their 10x~100x return, and in that sense it's still far ahead of 99% of the "look how we're going to change the world" new tech companies chasing dollars out there.

Wikipedia's refusal to go ad-based and rake in Billions (while polluting the space) is the gold standard.
putting the face on to placate the egos of management is extraordinarily difficult if you’re interested in uncomplicated versions of right and wrong.
> Every time I would be told "we're a family" by a potential employer, I added $25k to my minimum salary.

This is also why it's super important to screen for these kinds of signals during the interview process, and why interviewees asking questions is super critical.
> You can just assume everyone has Whatsapp here, and just message them over that.

Yea but that's a problem too.
I held this attitude for the first few years of my career, having read hacker news in school. I have found that, for me, a more balanced approach works better. I have been through layoffs, but I have also gone to the weddings of coworkers and even managers.

Trying to keep that adversarial boundary was actually draining for me, so for any other young person out there reading this: moderation in all things
I'm not sure if you're being facetious, but in thinking about it I think you've pointed out the remaining advantages. Current from lithium batteries has to go through a bms (and thus you have to build them to a current rating, even if your cells are 5C the cost of BMS may make lead acid cheaper) and they have low temperature issues so I can see them being useful in current limited situations and in situations where not thinking about them or the weather too much is more important than capacity.

I can't see this recommendingnlead acid in a capacity limited application unless it's a situation like Australia where half of the local shops are pricing them at 2012 rates.
A reasonable start would be screen grabs of both blue and green bubbles, grabbed from the same phone in the same way. (And vertical placement; see the other comment.)
https://metacriticcapital.substack.com/p/meta-wants-to-disru...
I wrote on it. Meta is trying to disrupt the PC market and Microsoft is taking notice and hedging their bets. It's a slightly different opinion to Ben
All South Korean Men Must Serve in the Army. Does That Include BTS?
Let's just say that the way the OP reads (more like a rant than a serious question) - I have low expectations that it will attract a lot of highly productive answers.
As a consultant, I am my employer. :)
I've experimented with the idea of running Debian stable and using flatpaks+appimages on top of it, but I quickly discovered that those formats are really only for GUI apps.

That's fine for getting the latest version of Firefox, but you (apparently) can't flatpak, say, your shell. I'm thinking specificially of Fish, which I need the latest version of at all times because it's constantly changing and I've grown used to the latest features added to it.

I know there are backports, but those are available at the whim of individual maintainers, and aren't guaranteed to be present. There's also the possibility of running testing or unstable, but it's more straightforward to just install a rolling release distro rather than installing Debian stable and then dist-upgrading.

I have great respect for Debian and if I had to use it on the Desktop I would be happy with it, but for me, in 2022, it just makes more sense to use a rolling release distro.
That’s not true. The main reason you’ve written this is simply because you have yet to try a VR system that wasn’t the equivalent to Google cardboard
Elon Musk sells $1M worth of new perfume, 'Burnt Hair'
While I was hesitant to comment on the topic at all, it's worth it for men to have words for the bias, because the entire moral code of a lot of men who tend toward agreeability is based on not-upsetting the women in their lives, or anywhere for that matter, and the effect is pernicious.

There is a maturation stage for men that traditionally happened in late adolescence that doesn't seem as common these days. Now these men relate to women as though they expect women to supervise them, and expect other men to "behave," in a way that is acceptable to their percieved feminine supervisors, or they have some kind of hyper-conscientious responsibility to blunt themselves around women so as to seem "unthreatening" to them, because they are still fundamentally actuated by shame, even though it is just a harness our species uses to manage children.

The anxiety originates from this unmatured Women are Wonderful bias, which boys are taught as children so they can be managed, but with the expectation that they grow out of it or leave it behind during a rite of passage. The result of not breaking men of this childhood harness is they grow up to be "nice guys" who are really just full of anxiety and resentment from navigating the absurd bind of believing their goodness and identity as a protagonist comes from being validated by the women they have placed in their supervisory pedastal roles, and because by treating women as better, they have implicitly made the women in their lives responsible for their feelings instead of taking complete ownership of their own emotions and lives. I meet these "happy wife happy life" guys all the time, and not only do they compete to debase themselves and accumulate sacrifices nobody asked for, but they take it out as resentment of other men whose freedom from that bias casts a light on that undocked lever of shame they wear around like a collar - and then ultimately the women in their lives.

Women are people, and for any quality in a population, people tend to be on pretty long tailed distributions. When you refuse to see the worst examples because of some well meaning bias, it leaves the great ones unappreciated, which I think is the most harmful bias of all. Men and women can be wonderful, but nobody gets there without a lot of practice, imo.

The question isn't whether women are wonderful or not, as that's a dumb dichotomy - it's whether guys have matured into men by ceasing to be controlled by this internalized language of shame that was only necessary to keep them physically safe as children. Part of that is recognizing women aren't symbols, but other people, who like men are responsible for their own actions and feelings, and above all, not a single one is responsible for yours either.
Problem with JetBrains support docker for PyCharm and most likely other IDEs.

1. Why JetBrains can not connect to docker running container by using exec operation and read installed packages?

Issue:
- It is not possible to just go into running container install some library and get it visible within IDE, it needs to go via all pain to clear caches and wait until IDE will load again.

How it works now:
- It creates copy of docker image and read installed packages from it, does not read anything installed within currently running container.
- Developer needs to install packages within image creation for PyCharm to pickup it. If package is installed in current container, developer needs to go clear caches, restart IDE, wait until it loads etc. and it is because the way how JetBrains integrates and supports running docker containers.

::Reproducing issue with running docker containers within Pycharm::
---
If you want to reproduce issue create docker-compose installation with python. Start by running "docker-compose up" from terminal load PyCharm and configure everything what is require within PyCharm.

Going into running container by terminal:
# docker-compose exec ... bash
# pip install pip-licenses

This pip-licenses package will not be visible inside IDE!
Developer needs to go clear all caches, reload PyCharm and do other things just to get package recognised from running docker container.
----

2. Why jetbrains can not find proper solution to see packages from currently running container without clearing caches?
Cache should be update if recognised that new package exist within currently running container, not by developers maintaining jetbrains IDE caches.
3. VSCode(free IDE) did find how to support running docker containers, but paid product by Jetbrains can not solve this problem?
4. Can you at least implement something similar level to VSCode for running docker containers?
I used similar techniques to make an ambient album in a couple of days. Rather than tape loops, it's just looping different length samples in Ableton Live. Here's a quick explainer video I uploaded to YouTube.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f38SHzR0HKE
Rick Bergman, presumably.
>I hate how much this is made into 'rich' versus 'poor' countries. It distracts from the main culprits: Coca-Cola, Nestle, Pepsico, Unilever, P&G, Mars, Kraft-Heinz ... etc

Let's not scapegoat a group that I'm a part of, and instead scapegoat a group I'm not a part of!

>Sadly straws and q-tips ban is the most embarassing display of a collective of weak governments in the hands of corporate lobbying.

"Lobbying" is a convenient bogeyman, but in this case, lobbyists are merely revealing the very real preference that Americans love using single use plastics. The internet thinks that lobbying is the corporations bribing politicians, but in reality, lobbying is corporations convincing politicians what is the best way to bribe their voters.

Ocean plastics from consumer goods is already a solved problem anyways. Developing countries need better trash infrastructure. Even, landfills and incinerators are better than dumping it in the ocean.
Well its inevitable to have an ad-tier and an ad-free tier at least. One of the benefits of digital ads v. linear TV ads.
First, this is basic human behavior. It appears this SVP had a job to manage social interactions and the author was stepping out of their role. Typical company policies are to manage social media via a point team, i.e. employees don't discuss work publicly. The author even mentioned this:

> In fact, I was so prolific on social media that I got the attention of several industry analysts who asked how my company used social media for brand promotion and marketing. Of course, since I was in engineering, I sent these inquiries over to our PR department.

The SVP was likely feeling the author was impacting company public relations, independent from the point team.

It would be equivalent to someone in marketing force pushing code to production.

Regarding the authors feelings -- again, he's stepping out of his role and not coordinating with the marketing team. Of course leadership would ask him to knock it off or be fired.

> His stern look communicated that he was talking about my career and was clearly not messing around. I felt bullied, threatened, and scared. Because I feared being unfairly scrutinized and I'd just had my job threatened, it was tough for me to feel comfortable saying anything about my work life on Twitter after that.

Shouldn't have been talking about work life on twitter anyway... The way the author discusses "bullying" is literally every interaction in a business. Organizations must be clear and consistent. Leaders need to be as well. Yes, they can fire you; yes, they can tell you what to do. That's life, that's the way human designed structures work.

> There are a few reasons why I think this happened to me. Being a young Black man in the tech field put me in a vulnerable position where different equals disposable. Maybe being privy to Rick's inherent lack of knowledge of the very thing he professed to be an expert on gave me some perceived leverage over him; thus, I was a threat to be eliminated. My lack of seniority and title also put me at a disadvantage. Ultimately, I believe that in true bully fashion, he got his kicks by using his power to affect other people's lives for sport.

Maybe that's true, but in all likelihood the author was stepping out of line. Discussing race in this context seems to detract from that actual events. The author even quit his "dream" job to to work in social media...

> This eventually led me to quit and pursue my passion for social media marketing outside my "dream" company.

Clearly, the author wasn't interested in their engineering job and decided to do something else -- fine, but not what the company hired them for.
This was very uncomfortable for me to listen to. I felt compelled to close out of the tab 3 minutes into it. While I can appreciate that the AI has stitched together dialogue read by synthesized voices, ultimately it sounded like nonsense and an invasion of privacy for both parties. Maybe I'm just weird and have a low tolerance for that uncanny valley feeling.
Factor is an interesting and opinionated language, I agree that it's worth grokking and playing around with.

I don't consider it a Forth, nor does it need to be. Factor is borrowing from Joy, Lisp, and Smalltalk, the result has a very different flavor. Nothing wrong with that.

The closeness to the metal is basic to the Forth experience, doing interesting things in Factor and in Forth uses completely different mechanisms.

I suggest reading Programming a Problem-Oriented Language[0] by Chuck Moore, because it's among the best memoirs by an influential computer programmer, but also to get a feel for what Forth is all about, what makes it distinctive.

[0]: http://www.forth.org/POL.pdf
> your project is public on GitHub.

What about Gitlab, or some other repo such as gitlab.gnome.org? This seems like it's ripe for edge cases.
I have found the Rust reddit to be one of the best places for this (including also the mechanical keyboards, programming language design too).

I also part of http://www.clubdelphi.com, that is very old-school.

This places exists. But I think:

1- Are relatively small (even the Rust reddit).
2- ARE NOT GENERAL. Instead are more domain specific
3- REFUSE TO BE GENERAL. Not politics, social, music, fashion, sports, etc. Only the thing.
If only there was a large parcel of land nearby to an airport terminal where a renewable power source could be installed. Hmm, where could we find a large piece of relatively flat land with little to no trees to shade the sunlight? Hell, you could even cover the remote parking areas bringing extra value by providing covered parking and still leave the majority of that flat, cleared, open space unadulterated.
i agree but there are people who argue "unconscious bias" is at play and interviewers could unconsciously recognize the voice.

like the female example they gave it's still extremely apart from how normal men talk, i didn't have to focus at all. though tbh my first thought was it sounded like a gay male so maybe it sort of works?
I agree, but struggle with the assumption that downvote should be for moderation. That was (and partly is) my own assumption here on HN, but after being here for a while I started wondering why we don’t treat it symmetrically. Upvote is widely used for “I agree” and “I like this” and lots of other reasons, why shouldn’t downvote do the same thing? It also makes getting downvoted feel less painful to realize people do use it like this, for a wide variety of whimsical reasons (just like with upvote), it’s not always suggesting you’re wrong or breaking the rules.

On HN before I had access to the downvote, getting one felt so strongly negative I decided I wouldn’t use it, and have stuck to that ever since. But in the mean time, I started to see real utility in it’s effects as a soft moderation tool. Downvoting someone who’s relevant but wrong or making invalid assumptions wouldn’t meet your strict moderation requirement, but downvotes do tend to sort the conversation correctly helping keep the good stuff at the top, and also being a signal (albeit imperfect) for readers. Using upvotes also helps with the sort, but doesn’t change the color of comments (maybe it should!). So I’ve questioned myself whether I should stick to not downvoting, and I only keep avoiding it out of some sort of ritual or pride or something, I dunno.

It’s interesting because upvotes here are used far more frequently than downvotes, and downvotes are strictly limited, but we still have disproportionately strong reactions to downvotes. It’s also worth noticing how because downvotes change a comment’s color, it often prevents people from piling on; many comments stay at 1 or 2 downvotes and people leave it alone after that, even when many many people notice it’s wrong or breaking guidelines.
Indeed, use of the phrase "benevolent sexism" for this is in fact an example of "benevolent sexism" (because nobody would use that phrase to refer to sexism in favor of men).
thats not what leaving it on the table means. Apple shows you ads on their devices and services, they just gatekeep third parties like facebook. Any devices and services facebook makes absolutely would be vehicles for ads just like apple.

There's no reason for there to be any difference. Pretending any company is going to leave the money on the table for non existent good will is wishful thinking. No one will trust them regardless.
Rider is also a bit different in how it handles Visual Studio solution / project files AFAIK. You can definitely rig up IntelliJ for e.g. Python development, but PyCharm is going to be a far better experience.

I pay for the All Products Pack purely out of convenience - If I wanted to spend a ton of time tweaking my IDE, I'd go back to Emacs!
The sad thing that sticks in my head is that, if you’re the person who could afford the higher tier ad-free experience, you’re also worth more to the advertisers than people who can’t afford ad-free.

so if ad-based free tiers are profitable at all, then they are going to be more profitable than the paid subscriptions, and ad-free options will go away.