skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This seems like the most inhumane way to make the decision discussed, even if you're not necessarily wrong for taking this approach. I can't imagine what it'd be like being a small child in a household where your parents "had doubt" and turns out they didn't really want you after all. You can't fake it well enough for 18 years where they wouldn't notice. Just sad imho
US leadership. They've got the most influence here on what Russia does, outside of what Russia itself.
> Have you tried being born to a different family?

Jesus, almost sprayed coffee all over my monitor on that one...

But yea, I know the feel. I worked in tech for a long time and didn't have any connections. Its frustrating hearing stories of people getting funding jsut by knowing teh right people and being able to secure hundreds of thousands for a seed round. While I'm strong in tech, I am complete trash when it comes to design or sales.

Luckily I met my cofounders through a mutual friend. they get me funding and I can focus on building our startup. Since I worked in a few other startups previously, I was able to benefit from watching and avoiding the mistakes they made that caused them, to fail. Now get to call the shots when it comes to engineering and we've been growing steadily and getting traction despite the bad economy.
How do you envision an interval around a limit? The fact is that you have to draw the line somewhere. If your interval is +-20, then setting a "limit" of 80 is really just a hard limit of 100.
Business executives choosing for the "safety" of something they've seen before? The comfort of having some numbers, no matter how irrelevant they are?

Nope, never seen any MBA do that.
Even paying extra for the good "good" part is no guarantee of honesty and quality. Unless you're a juggernaut like Apple, after a while they'll start shoving in sub-par components in the shipments to test your QA and see if they can squeeze more money out of you. It's just how they do business.
There's a new air-to-ground provider though: https://smartskynetworks.com/connectivity/

(I worked on this technology)
Super low latency makes native iOS apps popular for music.
Show HN: I made a simple platform to find founders and buy side-projects
Hi Guys,

I got overwhelming support and feedback from my last post about secondfounder.com but still, I felt the need of connecting founders together so that they can together buy a side project. It's very often when a non-technical founder buys a project they have to find a technical founder to take that project further.

Today I have implemented this feature in secondfounder.com

Link: https://secondfounder.com/find-founder

Your feedback is always welcome.

Thanks
I spend an hour a day getting in and out of bed (including feeding the cat etc), about two hours cooking/eating/cleaning the kitchen and then there is stuff like shopping, cleaning the rest of the apartment, and various other chores. I also try to get at least half an hour of exercise a day. On typical weekdays I have at best three hours of actual free time. Weekends are of course a little better.
> Choose a good and kind trustworthy woman who you think would be a good mother. Make sure you bring the same things to the party. You don't need a perfect relationship. There are many women out there in exactly the same boat as you. Don't spend years not finding the perfect person. Find a good person on the same wavelength, get on the job.

To raise kids (in a responsible good manner), you need a long-lasting stable relationship with parents that are trustworthy and on the same wavelength.

OP is currently in a relationship with his wife whom he loves dearly. But regarding kids they don't seem to be on the same wavelength (on one particular topic, they probably agree on many other things), because he regrets decisions they made in the past.

Why will his situation improve by giving up the relationship and becoming less trustworthy? 5 years down the roads, in a new relationship, he or his new wife will decide their wavelengths changed, and it's time to look for someone else. And then 2 small kids will have to cope with the fall-out.

Divorcing someone you love, with the intents of starting a stable relationship with someone else is self-deceit. Kids deserve better than that.
I understand taken down as removed, but I can see that one could also define it as "unavailable".
Basic income could let people work on stuff like this without the fear of starvation.

The tech is there, the resources are there. The will is there, if you ask the right questions. But powerful interests like things the way they are, and are willing to kill millions to keep things that way.
> a decent company will […]

Having worked for a bunch of decent companies in the past, the only consistent pattern I’ve seen is “A decent company will be put out of business by a similar but more-willing-to-cut-corners company”. Thanks, capitalism ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
nicely put.
I installed SwiftKey a few months ago. Seems nice.

Alas, as of 2022/10/05 it's no longer avail for iOS. https://9to5mac.com/2022/09/28/microsoft-swiftkey-delisted-a...

Aside, how is a virtual keyboard startup worth $250m? Acquihire? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_SwiftKey#History (I just don't understand this game.)
definitely going to try and use this for a while. looks lovely.
Confuses me why i like this kind of display, and things like reddit i tend to prefer one line per article no images. But the extra search sources utilizing it is lovely.
Sadly, that's most countries. (or at least, most people live in such a country)
Like many other posters mention, based on your ages alone, it isn't too late for you or your SO.
Love my kids but man I wish i was still a DINK. Turns out being a parent isn’t as grand as I thought it would be nor have I found myself to be enjoying the parenting lifestyle or finding myself as a naturally maternal dad… I know two other guys who feel the exact same way.

I feel bad for feeling this way but i wish our 230 k income (now severely reduced due to wife working part time for past 2 years) was me and the mrs living in a penthouse overlooking the water and being able to go to the gym, do my hobbies, travel the world, retiring earlier, not having to put away $100 per week per kid into savings for when they are older l due to this f’d up expensive world.

Our lives now consist of being sick, stressed, constant arguing, being unhealthy, paying a shitload in daycare fees , tired, not exercising, having to buy a bigger car/house etc etc… the kids come first and get what they need and have heaps of clothes, always eat healthy etc but man I feel like I have aged about 10 years in the past 2 years. My wife and I are defintly no longer the same people we used to be. It’s kinda funny, sad and nostalgic at the same time when our iPhones randomly show up clips/photos of us pre having kids and how youthful and happy we were and the photos are always us smiling in one of our many overseas holidays without a care in the world. Fast forward a few years and life is completely different, not necessarily worse, but just different.
It's not true, a fundamentalist wouldn't budge on his dogma and would lack the intellectual curiosity. I'm interested in how things work, and I'm not married to my arguably subjective opinions.

My opinion is that the hard problem of consciousness is not so hard. I think it's a form of magical thinking to even presume it, and there is an intuitive appeal to do that. The solution however is to not take your intuition at face value, and presume instead that you are an unreliable witness of your own consciousness.

I don't think you are a smart man to put it bluntly, but I think you like playing one. You keep creating word salads. I admire your confidence, but this wasn't an interesting debate.
That's my point, yes.
You can change the UI font size in: Preferences -> Appearance & Behavior -> Appearance -> Use Custom Font | Size
The API cut ended up being in a different place with LLVM and WebAssembly. But the core idea still stands, and has been a hot potato for many years. In some ways, things are better now since there are fewer architectures than in the 90'es, so you don't have to support that many backends. On the other, things are worse because the amount of work you have to sink into a backend is non-trivial and ever growing.

One particular key aspect is that languages which have strong functional features tend to mismatch with typical imperative backends. This has been true for LLVM. It is unfortunate, because in reality, most IRs are essentially best described as small functional languages: they make state passing explicit, as it exposes better optimization analysis. SSA-form is functional programming in disguise.
Take a moment to think about those in the same state of mind as you - but who are single.
I have the same flight stats and I have only had to ask for a refund once because it straight up didn’t work for most of the flight. Many airlines have very usable internet now, some even for free (jetBlue).
Secret chats are not the default. So Telegram can simply read them.

In whatsapp, messages have always been on-device / in-memory, where they belong, doing a p2p sync/transfer

> 1. Is There a Secret Chat On Telegram Desktop?

> No. Due to Telegram secret chat's end-to-end encryption and the requirement for permanent storage on the device (and not using the Cloud to store data), Telegram does not have the secret chat feature on Desktop or Web Telegram. They may add this feature on their desktop version in the future, but for now, it is not safe enough to have it.
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Naively it seems like things like frozen ready meals or meal replacers (Soylent, Huel) would be an easy fix (I wouldn't give them to the kids, but for a tired parent it'd be better than nothing).

I'm not a parent though (although planning to be), so am keen to know why that's wrong.
For me it was music. I was never a musical talent, but I spent a fair bit of time on it and I’m proud of some of the stuff I did. I just… don’t anymore.

Do I miss it? Yes. Do I regret my choices? God, no.
> My spouse is 39 so the window has closed for biological children

There are many women who have had children well into their 40s. Yes, it's more risky at that age but it's not impossible. In the age of modern medicine there's no [medical] reason not to try. However, you should really consider carefully as pointed out in the top comment by luxurytent whether having children will really be as fulfilling to you as you think it will be.
A few thoughts on the bluesky AT Protocol announcement
Of course, if you can't beat em, join em. The NSA actively recruits during that conference, in plain site.

https://www.theverge.com/2012/8/1/3199153/nsa-recruitment-co...
But then again, the reasons for _deleting_ a tag are very low. What really happens is that you want your searches on that tag to just return nothing, and that's more of an application level responsibility. Your #absolutely_vile_tag_that_would_get_you_in_jail just enters a blacklist, and you're done.
Depressing though very depressing and concerning.

Normally modern companies are also sometimes a safe space for all the discrimination happening because of religion.

Like the campus of Aramco were you can be more lax. Or were homophobia is not tolerated etc.

COVID also showed how problematic it is if people just accept some believe system without expecting any logic.

If people don't question basic and stupid religios beliefs they also tend not to question real issues in society.
The “Qatar Dollar”, or the Symbol of the Endless Monetary Crisis in Argentina
The cheapest (as in 0€/month) plan would probably be a SIM from Netzclub, but that's financed via advertisements.
And then there was Congstar's "Prepaid wie ich will" (the 1st generation), which offered a "free messaging option" (1 GB / month, but only 32 kb/s) you could book every month. You just had to keep the SIM alive by topping up your credit by 15€ every 15 months (iirc). The unthrottled data options for this plan were expensive though.
> [...] like when the phone changes "it's" to "it's" even though I typed and wanted the former.

A beautiful live example.
Some of the stuff he describes like "summarizing text" and such is not like the core Photoshop (or all of Photoshop as it was until very recently, like 5-6 years ago), but more like AI stuff - see: #.

For core text processing that would be similar to how a bitmap editor processes text (fitering, replacement, conversion, etc.), there are some tools, like the aptly named:

https://textsoap.com/mac/

# Photoshop has since added some AI stuff, like for object removal and such, but its main functionality wasn't and is still not about that).
i can’t for the life of me reason why the changes to auto correct were ever seen as useful. that it changes a word you’ve typed two words ago (so it’s outside of your attention by the time you’re focused on getting the most recent word correct) is baffling.

Additionally, by designing it this way you’re guaranteed to only notice when this feature fucks up. If you typed the wrong word and moved on, you never notice. If you typed the right word and moved on, you see auto correct has fucked up after you send the message, or as it’s fucking up because you’ve learned to not trust the keyboard anymore so now you’re constantly rereading the last few words as you’re typing.

Really a shame they put effort into a feature that’s designed to frustrate the user in this way.
It depends a lot where you fly. In my experience, flying over Europe means the internet will almost certainly be spotty at best, whereas flying over the US means that it will probably work well enough to be useful.
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add this to your ublock origin.
If only I had a way to write a phone app for my phone with my phone. Press 1 if you're not a robot.
It’s basically funded by institutions in and around that department of the university. So lots of Austrian grands and stuff so people could create this system. I checked it because it happens to be I am doing research on this type of software for a client, so I was curious if there was an open source version of the software (there didn’t seem to be) and to just see what it was about.

Since there isn’t an open source version, I didn’t dive deeper into the slowness of it or it’s architecture.
Old computer magazines (many now available at the Internet Archive) might help you here --- look for advertisements or reviews.
That's a 440. It's quite a high note.
From what I have seen so far it is different for the sake of being different, not because they found a better way.
Agreed. I think they should have made an effort to be _more_ different than the movies. The LotR trilogy, for many fans, has passed into a kind of mythological state of reverence. When they decided to make a show that followed in the same vein they were just making everything so much more difficult for themselves. They probably should have avoided comparisons to the movies, instead of welcoming them.
Well, if I recall correctly, the elves appeared long before the sun was created and are attracted to the night and the moon (when it appeared) and the stars. The sun is important for humans and the first sunrise was in a sense a sign that the ages of elves were over. In my mind, at least, the elves' had skin that resembled moonlight

Edit: See e.g., The Silmarillion, ch. 11: "for the Sun was set as a sign for the awakening of Men and the waning of the Elves, but the Moon cherishes their memory"
I think you're describing the guilt vs shame cultural differences.

This cultural difference between Russia and China isn't as big as it is to north european/US culture.
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I've been doing a ton more work on Radiant -> https://getradiant.app/ this week (Takes Spotify and turns it into a personal live Radio station complete with an artificial DJ).

Currently adding more hyperlocal live music capabilities related to your music preferences to the presenter's (Rad) skillset.

It's not open source but I'm very transparent about what stack it's using and how it works if anyone has any questions about it!
> LanzaJet’s technology takes ethanol from sources such as sugarcane in Brazil, waste gas in China or corn in the US and then chemically converts it into SAF and renewable diesel. Depending on the feedstock used to make the ethanol, LanzaJet says the greenhouse-gas emissions from its SAF could be as much as 85% lower than conventional fuel.

How in the world is this "green" jet fuel? Biofuel already destroyed million hectares of forest

https://www.reuters.com/article/biofuels-deforestation-europ...
This project pre-dates LLVM.
Signal was late to market, and as much as I hate this in principle, it is unfortunate state of things.

Whatsapp has caught internationally but it's Facebook and its desktop app is a crashing dumpster fire.

Viber is another popular app, but has too many ads and visual noise.

Telegram has caught on as a good alternative for all, because it does everything good. Apps are functional, fast and stable. Interface is clean. Also Telegram channels were genius idea to increasing market penetration. Nowadays all social networks are heavily abused by bot abusing abuse feature (hehe). Basically any post containing "politics" let alone "war" content can be taken down by abuse spam. Be it facebook, twitter or reddit, all the same. So political and social "influencers" are rapidly creating backup or new main channels in the Telegram to post "controversial" information, and people reading news and blogs in Telegram will also message there too.
Hi. I know you are going through a lot. I went through cancer two times and was told I could never have children again due to the excessive chemo before transplant etc. It was a very hard time for me mentally as children were always something I wanted deeply.

I was talking with someone about this and he said to me, what defines a child as your son or daughter? Maybe think about this for a while and then talk with your spouse about what reasons she doesn't want a child? Maybe it is a fear of childbirth, maybe she doesn't want to nurse, or deal with a 3 year old. There are many young wonderful children at all ages that could use a loving father and mother.
This is definitely not Stallman's take on "this", "this" being _OP's feelings_ or maybe how to deal with regret generally, not whether having children or not is or isn't a good idea.
And Kagi

The big win for this site def seems to be provider selection. Plus reordering.

Would also appreciate some security assistance. The main reason I use Kagi is speed, the second is privacy. Adding more search providers reduces privacy, unless there is some nice proxying involved.

Need to check this out on desktop… it’s great on mobile!
Quite sad how flagging a comment is often used as a tool to suppress "wrongthink".
Anecdotally, from Sweden:

Starting a limited company in Sweden is relatively easy, though you do need something like 20,000 SEK to deposit into your company bank account. I'm just a one-person limited company use case not looking to raise funding or anything, but in terms of more ambitious projects where you raise funding and have employees etc, I see quite a few tech startups of that kind around. I get the sense that taking the risk to branch out and try to build something of your own is a less scary decision to make here than in some other places, because even if you fail you have a bit of a safety net to fall back on. It helps people be more willing to take risks of that kind, and Sweden has quite a few tech success stories.

Going from the broad "tech startup" term to something more specific, Sweden seems especially good for game development (that's actually why I moved here ten years ago). Lots of small indie studios popping up and getting funding, as well as larger ones. Lots of game dev talent around (though seemingly never enough). Large studios help get game developers into the country, which then get siphoned off to smaller studios or go off to try to do their own thing. There are local schools helping bring up new game dev talent as well, whose government funding is dependent on their students' success in the industry. It's generally a very vibrant scene.

I've recently moved to Gothenburg from Stockhom where the car industry is all the rage, with Volvo and various smaller companies around. There are tech co-working spaces both big and small for freelancers and startups, some small and independent, some funded and run by Volvo's parent company. Generally a super active scene for tech startups.
The answer might be quite complex, especially since the OP is not technical. But, in my experience, it really boils down to this. If you don't have any particular requirements, just go for relational.
It's not too late for your spouse to have children, unless they don't want to or have health issues preventing them from doing so. Talk to your spouse. Adoption is also an option if your spouse is open to that. Can't advice you on the future of your relationship, that's for you to sort out.
Right, I think that your interpretation here is basically correct. There's a lot of different words and ideas we can use to represent approaches to problem solving, and they're going to overlap a lot. And I think the exercise of treating them like they're mutually exclusive and "correcting" our choice of language by saying one term is more correct than another, more often than not, is just kind of tedious and beside the point. It's a good general rule of thumb for understanding any of these articles, and affording them what the philosopher Daniel Dennett referred to as the principle of charity.

It's not to say that such corrections are never appropriate but that the principle of charity step should be completed before going into the exercise of attempting to correct language.
iOS has a significantly better audio stack than Android that works consistently between iPhones/iPads and Apple actually supports music production as a use case. Android has had issues with its audio stack forever. One significant issue that's plagued it has been its audio latency, which is pretty important when it comes to building music apps. It's become less of an issue now but it's a massive crapshoot.

Maybe they could target the web, but it's pretty clear that iOS is a superior platform to the web for music production apps as well.
For what it's worth, the Tolkein Estate is involved with the production, because they were unhappy with Jackson's adaptation.

The source material is a vague outline that stretches out over centuries.

But I'm tired of purists looking to complain about film and TV adaptations, because there are necessary constraints:

- You want story arcs that fit within a season.

- The timeline is compressed to keep the story moving.

If you don't do this, people will get bored of the show. And in the end, you care about people watching the show, not satisfying purists.
DuckDuckGo’s privacy-focused Mac browser
Lowering costs and increasing margins is the game of the business everywhere, east or west. It is largely the policies of Chinese government that made manufacturing in China especially lucrative, even considering the bad business culture.
This was my internship subject (in another company) just before I graduated, I wonder what they used for the Perceptual Hash, ours was SIFT features. Happy to see that what I implemented would have been able to scale that much !
I'd like some factual arguments because I bought plenty of stuff from there and the quality always surprised me. Dumping e-waste seems a bit of a stretch.
> AliExpress, BangGood, GearBest

That's not always right, I did get a lot of things from Amazon thinking it's quality stuff that turn out to be just the same thing AliExpress sell with a nice white label and more markups.

For example, i got a couple of Anker USB-C hubs, but recently story here show that many hubs are made by same manufacturer who offer whitelabeling
I did this at a previous job. 2 weeks later I was still adjusting our build process and pitching spending a few weeks on it!