skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Maybe you did somewhere else in the thread, but not here. That's entirely my point.

Look at all the parent comments from this one, and you will see what you have and haven't said.

Picture this: you are at a party, and told someone something on one side of the room, and expected the rest of us to have heard it. It just doesn't work that way.
It is true that a button's click event can fire before a client re-render. *However* if that event changes state it does have to do a initial VDOM render to make a first frame before a second one to work how to change the actual DOM and the UI. and although that click event does run it needs to be redirected to the actual event handler. That redirect needs to do downloading, parsing and hydration. So "immediately usable" and "super responsive" are a stretch here...
I have to wonder how much of these opinions about SO come from one bitter interaction the HNer had there that they never forgot, like the time someone corrected their question, and now the whole site sucks and everyone there sucks and needs to be rebooted.

One aspect is that as you get experience, you kinda outgrow asking questions on SO but when you do your questions are increasingly arcane anyways. So the average HNers perception of SO was mostly formed when they were at their most beginner fragile stage, most likely to ask poor questions and receive humbling responses.
That line also stood out to me and I had the exact opposite reaction.
So my understanding of the Chinese population is that the older citizens are heavily resistant to vaccination, and at the same time, China has a rapidly aging population with very weak social safety nets. To me, it’s strange they wouldn’t just “open back up” and let whatever happens happens; that’d be a very authoritarian thing to do. With that, what is the goal of these lockdowns if it’s nuking productivity? If it’s holding down the death rate, that’s reasonable, I just can’t find any evidence to that thesis.
This is something to worry about when we're at the level of VR adoption where people are conducting their daily business in the metaverse. At that point, camera based face and body tracking will likely be dirt cheap and included with even the most basic headset. Having a good network connection will be a bigger divider since that technology is improving much more slowly and unevenly.
Giving something for free is not monopoly (without preinstallation).
You can say other things about this strategy, but you're misusing the word.
They could still fight back if they come up with the "community edition" similar to PyCharm
https://wikimediafoundation.org/

How is this misleading? They provide an incredibly large amount of information.

And more information can be found here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Foundation#Disputes
That’s a bit too complex for the average HN poster.
It could be implemented by training a GPT-3 on downvoted SO answers.
Uggg! When will China get on board with vaccinations? What good is a repressive authoritarian regime if you can't even use it for public health?
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Sounds similar to the "Linux is gay" technique.

http://bash.org/?152037
They're terrible to their employees too.

And related to that, some of the practices raise eyebrows.

(For example, letting children play in your freezers and around your blood and plasma donations.)
They might suggest more interesting applications such as using cosmic rays to map the interior of pyramids though.
I refused to reward Google with traffic on their newly forced ads for every youtube video. You should boycott them too until they U-turn on this bad decision.
“There's just not enough water”: California drought hits grocery stores
Android leaks some traffic even when 'Always-on VPN' is enabled
Mullvad VPN has discovered that Android leaks traffic every time the device connects to a WiFi network, even if the "Block connections without VPN," or "Always-on VPN," features is enabled.

The data being leaked outside VPN tunnels includes source IP addresses, DNS lookups, HTTPS traffic, and likely also NTP traffic.

Original research article: https://mullvad.net/en/blog/2022/10/10/android-leaks-connect...
Ask HN: Why aren't browsers saving measurement units preferences?
Like they do for preferred languages for example?
And where can I submit this feature request?

A setting for preferred currency could be handy too...?
I changed my career 18 months ago and became a sysadmin. And forums like stack overflow are really important too me. But it took some time teaching myself to scan these forum topics and identify whether;
- The problem is really comparable to my problem.
- The answers are 'universal' or bound to the commenters workflow.
- The commenters explain their answer so I can actually expand my knowledge.
- The commenters interpretation of the problem is right or wrong.

Most of the time I open 8 'simular' topics, close 6 of them after scanning and then dive into the two I find most suitable.

About the scenarios you describe. Maybe different types of commenters are needed for a forum ecosystem. I can imagine someone spending more time writing a helpful comment after noticing the scenario's you describe. Maybe we need bad topics/comments so people with (writing/educational) experience step up to save the day.

Forums can be confusing in situations you describe but compared to closed communities like Discord it's something I cherish most on the internet.
All this metaverse and Oculus garbage and I still see literally no reason to use any of it nor make a Facebook account
I would truly love to see it in pascal. I would be happy to give my opinion on it as a "foreign syntax" to me
Cable companies. But that fight should have been had in the 80s I think.
Oh, it's a different kind of racism. Such a relief.
nit: in "5. Not Exploiting Structure in the Matrix", the author says circulant matrices can be solved in O(n log_2 n) operations, where log_2 means "base 2" log. This notation is unnecessary since different bases of logs (as long as the bases are constant and independent of n) only differ in a constant factor, the _2 is insignificant in the big O notation, so it's just O(n log n)
Well no duh people are producing the waste. We were literally told to by thier advertising teams [1].

It's always kind of strange how people how people never wonder how we got from a society where stuff got reused a million times to one where we don't.

[1]: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/vintage-ads-plastic_n_5cdb176...
GHC 9.4.2 regresses being able to do math on aarch64
Perhaps the ones you find through google are largely decent quality. If you ask a question yourself, look through new or are chasing some niche bug, you'll find plenty of unhelpful comments critical of question askers who just want to learn.

As a test I just clicked through 10 threads with answers in new, and found answers/comments that could at least vaguely fit the OP in these:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74042398/showing-some-te...

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74042276/checking-if-an-...

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/73197170/nullpointerexce...

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74042013/how-to-sort-the...

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64704634/flink-schema-ev...

None of these are among the worst I've seen, but there's certainly already a few here that would discourage me from trying to contribute
Interesting story in that last link, thanks.

I guess what I was thinking more of was philanthropic organizations paying mathematicians, geologists, and various other types of academic to improve the quality of Wikipedia's entries on a full time basis. Maybe I am being hopefully naive about the allocation of capital though, and thinking merely the sort of things I'd like to fund if I were a billionaire.. ;-)
you can look at matriarchal societies, queens, famous women politician (tatcher, merkel - now that the aftermath unplayed I suppose she will have less fans- albright) to see that we at the end are all same. men and women. both awful when in power
To fix:
Remove /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/20apt-esm-hook.conf
The use of propaganda and indoctrination to play sub-factions against each other in order to keep the larger group at a disadvantage is a tried and true tactic used by those with power since the beginning of recorded history. This specific implementation may or may not be true, but it’s hardly irrational to suspect.
I currently work for a fully-remote company. Pretty good guarantee you won't be asked to come back to the office when the closest thing they have can seat maybe 10 people, is thousands of miles from 95% of the employees, and basically exists just so official company mail doesn't have to go to someone's personal mailing address.
> The problem is that the part below needs to be ~100 km long and has still has a weight

And in order for a space tether to work at all, that weight must be negated by centrifugal force or the entire thing will collapse to the ground.
The Diminishing Returns of Calendar Culture
Hulu is one, if you need an example.
I would be pretty happy if Mozilla would make the desktop Firefox (the one for Windows/Mac/Linux) responsive. So it becomes usable on Linux on mobile phones :)
I wonder if it would be possible to use vim as the UI and connect to the backend of Fleet - best of both worlds.
Wait. Now I want this.
Instead of coming up with a new project, why just they do not provide a community edition for each of their products? Currently they provide a CE edition for PyCharm only?

I remember I loved the initial version of Goland a lot but found out it is not free and expired after a while, I switched back to VSCode and did not regret at all
Consider the following thought experiment: a world with similar sexual dynamics as ours, but where women and men have equal physical strength and capacity for violence. In this case, although the traits would be defined as relative between the each of the two groups, the lack of a specific asymmetry in this case changes the dynamic completely. Whereas in our world, the difference of capacity introduces an asymmetric dimension that influences the relative mix of reactions each gender has towards the other.

The fact that men are specifically feared for some imbalance, whereas women are specifically valued for others, makes it not exactly interchangeable even if the standards only exist in a relative sense. In the hypothetical world, men (and perhaps women) would place extra value on women due to the way sexual desire and attraction works, but men would be seen more neutrally (or with disinterest rather than fear) than in our situation.
Wild reasonable person appeared!
You're not the only one. I can't remember the last time I saw any kind of low-value pedantry on SO.
> According to the case, although Cuban disclosed the Mavericks’ partnership with Voyager, he has never revealed the full extent of his personal involvement in promoting the platform and the amount of compensation he’s received. The lawsuit argues that a failure to disclose this information is considered to be a violation of the anti-touting provisions of federal securities laws.

Lol... Good luck with that. The burden of proof for such things is overwhelming, and the lack of evidence in that area will hamper this case significantly.

The class action should have stuck to easier-to-prove mechanics behind this shit-show.
Deploy a Node.js and MongoDB Application to Heroku
> all you need is for the EU bloc and the US to implement such measures and plastic pollution in the world would fall an order of magnitude

Hahahaha wow, who would have thought it was that easy?

Also, politicians do nothing about a problem not because they are spineless (about losing popularity, I think, is what you mean), but because they gain something out of not doing a thing about the problem. Many of the poor countries cited in the article might be democracies, but they are weak democracies with regulatory capture of private enterprises.
Could be worth trying to change that culture, as it is a waste of time that applies whether meetings are virtual or in person.
Nothing to fix. The distortion sounds good.
OK, and what kind of regulation do you envision to solve this problem?
At least the c. elegans don't survive to fuck up the biosphere, as per the root comment.
I bet Language models will soon be a key feature of zoom. The Language model will serve as an auto-pilot for pointless meetings where it uses your previous history to predict when to say "nice" or "<insert rant on RAII here>", a paging system will be in place if the content of the meeting reaches a high enough perplexity that your frontal cortex is required.
Yes, but that will either cancel out to the average in group B matching the total average, or it won't, meaning the average of B is significantly different from the total average.
I think, correct me if I am wrong, Fleet is written in Kotlin, hence running on top of JVM. ( I am assuming Kotlin Native not being used yet )

While I dont think VSCode is fast and lean when compared to Sublime or other Native Editor. It is well optimised.

I do wonder if Fleet could catch up or even exceed VSC in the performance / resources usage department.
Maybe the "bunch of guys" ought to reconsider why they will or do reproduce this "vibe" which is so inapplicable to the opposite sex, to what effect, and for what purpose.
Welcome to the internet.

It's the main place - outside of politics - where reading the worst, most twisted and nonsensical interpretation of people's words is the norm.

The current example of "I like oranges" with the response of "what!? You think apples are bad!?" is the perfect example.

Unfortunately, I haven't found any large places that have more reasonable behaviors. The only places where I've found the good behavior persists are small, sculpted communities where most of the people know each other in the real world.
I have read all the comments on this thread.

I'm fascinated by people's thoughts of VSC Vs JetBrains.

It seems the consensus is that JB is better, except for web platform?

Maybe this is because TypeScript is an excellent language server
A lot of people got really comfortable with things being "finally over" this summer. Honestly I wouldn't be surprised if it spiked again around Thanksgiving / the holidays as it has the past 2 years and once again catches lot of people off guard.
Perhaps they're just ahead of the curve back there.
Picked up Town of Salem recently. Quite a fun game. Have been pleasantly surprised with a good experience even with random other people most of the time
I think adding helpful information like that is great.

But it's much better if it comes after answering the actual question, not instead of it, because (as you say), SO was intended to be a big reference of answered questions.
How much did we pay them to add max-width to the CSS?
What exactly about this makes remote work more efficient?

Can I type faster while wearing a headset and holding controllers? Can I navigate source code better than on my three 4k screens and ergonomic keyboard? Does it somehow improve my deployment workflow?
It seems crazy that for 1/3 of the cost of Figma you can buy a company that has 9k employees and can build you a nuclear reactor.
For what this is for: I think the clue is in the name. It targets large groups of developers offloading the language server with thin clients.

At least that's my understanding.
I am saying what I am saying.

The Wikimedia Foundation control Wikipedia, the subbordination is done by them. Editors are only as free as they permit - the two are inseparable, to suppose otherwise is as supposing chromium is independent from Google.

Of-course Wikipedia is a useful tool, so what? Are they exempt from criticism?

What is it you are saying? You abuse the English language; by definition a journalist is not a shill. Many mainstream shills may claim to be journalists, but that does not make them so.
It's GPL, and as far as I remember always was. For example https://lwn.net/Articles/143220

LimeWire: Open source brings commercial success (NewsForge)
[Posted July 11, 2005 by corbet]

NewsForge looks at the business behind LimeWire, an open source Gnutella client. ""On the development side, LimeWire LLC engages open source developers by paying bounties for features. Small bounties, listed as being 'good for beginners,' pay $50; medium bounties, 'good for learning the intricacies of the code,' pay $200; and large bounties, for projects that are 'difficult, but very useful,' pay $500.""
OK, here are some more obscure questions straight from my browser history whose answers I also find to be very high quality:

"how to change scope of np.seterr"

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53634965/change-np-seter...

"bash set dummy exit code"

https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/626723/is-there-a-s...

"Java lossy conversion from int to short"

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24173965/possible-lossy-...
Like meters or feet? Is the idea that the weather report will be in Centigrade or Fahrenheit based on my preference?
If it's a few grams of mass and a few m2 of area, it will evaporate if it hits any atmosphere.
A Statistical Explanation of the Dunning–Kruger Effect
There are people who want it to fail, people who like to make untruthy statements.
Why would such a thing be illegal? At worst the justices would ignore it.
BA.5 bivariant boosters are available. I took mine a month ago.

These boosters are for the original strain (the one from November 2019), as well as BA.5, the one responsible for the June/July spike here in the USA. So we should, theoretically at least, have broad exposure and protection from whatever hits us in December/January.

Its hard to keep up with mutations, but I'm willing to bet that those vaccinated vs two different strains will have a better immune system compared to those who only have immunity to one strain.

All three major strains for 2022 were Omicron, Omicron BA.4, and Omicron BA.5. So the virus seems to have "settled down" upon the Omicron branch of its evolution, suggesting that the next strain will be another variant of Omicron.
The price of acquisition is 0$ but costs telemetry and branding. So microsoft is charging you for this just not money. Even if that wouldnt be the case microsoft did distribute ie and the media player for free, so there is precedence. It may not be distributed part of the os but it is a product set at a price that severely undercuts competition. Worse even the product is developed using free labour yet microsoft benefits in brand recognition. Google does it and in the process it killed plenty of startups or small businesses and got grief for it yet microsoft can get away with it.
It's an admittedly squishy heuristic, but my gut feeling about whether a technology will stick or not is usually driven by how people outside the tech world talk about it. Most of my community is outside of the tech world at this point.

For the iPhone and Apple watch, just about every I knew wanted one as soon as it was announced. Google glass? People were joking about how they'd rip one off of someone's face if they caught them filming. Uber/Lyft? Everyone who was pumped to ride at 10 bucks shrugged and found something else at 50.

I'm sure Meta has made huge strides in leveling up immersive VR technology overall. But apart from people with a vested interest, I only hear about the metaverse as the butt a joke. There are lots of cool applications for VR. I'm just not betting on this particular one.
> the German solution

Created in 2003, about 32 years after Oregon created the first bottle bill.

Which reminds me, I need to take the bin of cans to the local drop site.
Thanks! Lots of room for engineered improvement!
Are you referring to commercials on TV?
I feel this is a direct result of safe zones and everything "woke". People have lost the ability evidently to handle criticism, other people's ideas, and even egalitarianism. You have a new take on what is society? Quit looking for a safe zone and stuff it down people's throats and tell them to fucking deal with it, but don't demand others give you a safe zone (barring violence, which is never okay, and you should go to jail for that). I guess I just came out of the punk/gen-x generation, but holy shit are people too sensitive.
> My counter argument...

That is cool to know, thank you for sharing that!

> ...you may be making the wrong product sure, wrong price point, too small an audience...

Interestingly, the original iPhone had various small degrees of those factors. Wrong product: no app store. Wrong price point: debuted at a high-end price point. Too small an audience: function of the high-end positioning. But it was still amazing.

Even amazing products need rapid iteration to stay amazing.
That's not exactly akin to technical forums or any generalistic Q&A solution, is it? I guess a better question would be: how much money would experts need before they share bits of their expertise in a broader platform while also following guidelines such as non-pedantry, stay on topic, etc.
Didn’t they already take over the Craigslist market? I don’t buy used things online ever, but all my peers who do refer exclusively to Marketplace and not Craigslist.
Google starts rolling out passkey support for Android and Chrome
"Capitalism" is a pattern that emerges from the behavior of humans, who act on the motivations and intentions they already have, and not an independent source of causality.

Reifying post-hoc descriptive models and regarding them as the source of a problem is a sure-fire way to make that problem intractable.
Mmm, indeed. Although they began as a free ad-supported service. Certainly a peculiar case.
Why, and which 4?
You've abandoned reason to employ an invincible ignorance fallacy as well as an ad hominem.
in light of recent events, I see that Iran is helping them with some new tech
I find GitHub issues pages really good, it’s almost like what SO could have been if it had real developers on it.

Whenever I feel proper stuck on something, I go search the relevant repo’s issues page and more often than not, it’s in a closed issue with 73 emoji heart reacts on it, and 9 times out of ten the repo author joins in to say “nice, I’ll add that to the readme” in response, an infinitely better experience
Depends on the investors but allegedly it is widely spread. And if you want lucrative government contracts, you have to implement it. I think it is overwhelmingly driven by government. Didn't find enough racism so they needed to create it.
On one of my favorite tech support calls, I told the customer to use a different wall outlet. He really didn't want to but finally I said, "can you just humor me please." Then from across the room I hear "oh my god, son of a bitch."

Comes back on the phone: "you were right, the outlet isn't working."
IRC has OP’s problem taken to the next level. The people clinging onto IRC in this age are increasingly insufferable.
AI language models are struggling to “get” math
Image manipulation, game engines, graphics, finite element analysis, fluid dynamics, signal processing, weather models, etc. It's used everywhere where you have a system of equations to solve numerically.

Most of the industries are dominated by subject matter experts who write code.
I mean I'd be more amenable if they had a less in-your-face donation option running year round.