skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If I'm not collaborating why would I want to use an app designed primarily for collaboration?
I think it's just levels of granularity. Podcasts and music are both audio entertainment. It's like Netflix adding TV shows to their lineup of movies.

But the broader point is simply that in subscriptions to services you usually pay for some aspect of the service that you don't use and never have any intent to use -- and you can partition off that aspect of the service in a simple way (at least simple to you).
I saw an email address at the bottom of the article. Try firing one off there!
Yup, I was Justin the town that has the worlds largest shipping port by tonnage, all of it iron ore. I bet you’ll never guess - you’ve never heard of it.

The city and surrounds makes Mordor look nice.
Unicode modifiers can stack. ;)
Yeah that's what I was thinking, but also using trucks that are for short-term transport as longer term storage could be possible to make a quick buck, but I bet anyone that can do that is doing that heh (or can't if it's not feasible technically).
When I first played W1, there was no North American release. I only found it because metacritic listed it with fantastic reviews in Europe and I tracked down a place to buy it there.

It was an amazing game at the time.
I think it was the 1997 Blade Runner video game being referred to. That was definitely on CDs, not DVDs.
All other things being equal, the savvy employee would likely opt for Amazon, one of the highest paying and most innovative tech employers in the world today, rather than GoDaddy, a managed hosting provider which is not any of those things. So, your boy would seem to have a good head on his shoulders.
Happy Samsung Galaxy owner here. Migration from my last Note to current S21 Ultra was completed in less than half an hour, including "settings", contacts, data etc. I had to log in to Fastmail and Telegram with a seamless sync. Using BitWarden to manage passwords. That is worth the premium too! Dropbox syncs my files (and back ups) seamlessly. No sweat. iCloud is pathetic in terms of features (no delta sync) and generally limited storage space.
Did anyone get why the jeans were there to begin with? I've had a lot of jobs, including manual labor, and in all cases I ended my workday with the same number of pants I started it with.
My work network classifies this site as adult content.
For you and I, definitely. For your average consumer back in the late 2000s? Nah they struggled with it and lost data constantly despite the fact that Apple tried to make it easy.
Put the bread face down on the table, and now cut horizontally a half inch off the table...

Perfect slice!

You can use this technique even with blunt knives like butter knives.
While you're not wrong, the strongest interpretation of the OP claim is that they meant growing in absolute numbers. By that measure, Hispanic population grew roughly 3x as much as Asian, 10x more than Native American, and 30x more than Pacific Islander (using your census link).

You're own link seems to indicate that Hispanics are shifting to the away from the Democratic party. (In the article, it says they follow a muted version of national trajectory). While that's not the same as saying they are becoming "increasingly red", it is important to note they may be "increasingly less blue."
Upvoted only for your mathematical skills :-)
> WordPress could more accurately be described as three goblins in a trenchcoat, masquerading as a "framework".

It runs practically 50% of the web now. From gigantic sites like Reuters to CNN.

That sounds pretty legit as a framework to me.

> But the moment youre building an app, all that cms and legacy style code stuff becomes an anchor around your neck.

They don't. You never have to worry about that 'legacy' style code, cms, and actually practically anything. WP prioritizes backwards compatibility over anything else. So instead of jumping through the hoops of another framework's breaking updates, you can concentrate on your own app.

Thinking of WP as 'a web framework as a service' is a much better way to describe it. Not even a 'framework'.
Tesla Powerwall powered 44,000 homes in Puerto Rico during latest grid outage
The github repo[0] has no license - I didn't realize github allowed that.

0 - https://github.com/simeydotme/pokemon-cards-css/blob/main/st...
Not the 1st gen, but my 3G, I absolutely do :) its fun scrolling all the way back
> chollida1

can i subscribe to this newsletter
I don't, and most of the people I grew up with/around don't either. (Michigan)

The Seattle and Vancouver people did. Boston was split. Wisconsin didn't except in Madison or Milwaukee.

It depends where you live. A lot.
I went there and yes had to awkwardly crouch/walk up that whole thing.
To add to that (since I'm somewhat of an expert on this), the engine for Cyberpunk 2077 was completely rewritten from scratch, and only small bits were either ported from W3 or inspired by what was done in W3.
Satya Nadella can pry my MacBook Pro from my cold, head hands.
> I don't know about you but I'm quite happy to be alive and reasonably healthy

I think the important thing to contemplate is that this might be at the expense of other people, living or yet to be born. Not that we've done anything wrong – just that the circumstances that make this possible for us might preclude it for others.

> nihilistic platitudes like "how is there still an ecosystem?" are completely baffling to me

For some people, I think, it's jarring to realize that much of the world, including life for other people and creatures, is very different from anything they've experienced, and that the future could look very different from the present – despite it having not changed much so far in their lives. And the feeling of that realization might be the reason for platitudes like that.
Hacks prompt Australian government to increase fines for data breaches
I could easily be mistaken. I think it's currently a weird grey area where the UK government has said they will continue to respect it, but there is nothing binding them to that decision.
The aim was to “prevent ewaste” by “standardizing cables”. The “standard” that the EU is mandating doesn’t do any of that if an Android user who bought an iPhone can’t use the “standard” cable to its potential.
> otherwise we'll lose them

So what? What value are these species? What are they for? I'm sure we'll be able to advance medicine in other ways. I'm much more concerned about the longevity of our civilization than the other organics we happen to have coevolved with. If we have to pave over the whole planet then so be it. Organic life is common and therefore expendable. If we all die off, new life will almost certainly evolve, but a new civilization? That's much less certain.
Hydrogen leaks like crazy and corrodes storage cannisters. It isnt especially practical.
Wow! After going through this tour, I feel like I don't need to visit in real life. I can imagine an "IRL" tour wouldn't be as good, with queues, lots of other tourists, etc. This was the best virtual visit experience I have ever had, to any real world place. Kudos!
> The reason for this is that sometimes fridges immediately malfunction and the customer goes looking for another one…

Probably time to buy fridges with warranty coverage. Which should be basically all of them, as long as you’re not buying stuff that “fell off the back of the truck”.
What about the original scissors?

–––––8<–––––
I would assume in this instance a lack of license is equivalent to all rights reserved (instead of a OSS license) if they're within a country where copyright is vested automatically.

(But yes, this could certainly use a MIT or similar.)
It turns out that making a great product is hard, even with billions of spare cash and an army of LeetCode experts, I mean, extremely talented engineers.

Just look at that Meta VR game thingy. What's it called again?
Wow, police helicopters have high-definition, gyro-stabilized cameras that can zoom in far enough to see people's faces? If only we could get that tech in private industry, then we could start the field of aerial cinematography.
-$20 billion free cash flow can't be good. Not quite meta levels of bad but really not too far off. Retail can't figure out how to make money, even with billions in ad sales.
Or rips of your physical media. Which is nice since you can pick the language you want.
> Only copyleft licenses with a developer certificate of origin (DCO) can protect open source indefinitely
Tap water is not safe to drink everywhere, but even if I don’t drink bottled water - that’s still a drop in the bucket next to huge corporations that churn out plastic products by the ton.
Informative. Thank you.
Interesting. Their website has a real "Delos" feel, as in the West World corporation. I'd love a narrow cast for my area too. You could sell access to these maybe.
In things like Jessie or ADsafe, confined scripts are screened to ensure that they do not access the global object.
The handles could be designed to overlap in the 3rd axis. I think I've seen scissors like this but I can't find an example.
The discussion hasn't been framed around what the percentage should be.

It's been that Spotify disagrees with the entire model.
There's enough overlap in your domains that an editor might make assumptions about camerawork.
It’s hidden in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and UAE.
From what I saw Witcher 1 had a following in RPG players, back in the day I remember seeing one guy at multiple lans play the game. Witcher 3 though was the big breakout where I saw people get excited for it and play it.
Meta revenue YoY is -4%.

https://investor.fb.com/investor-news/press-release-details/...
Depends on the coast I guess...NYC, for example, gets some real whopper summer thunderstorms https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wk3Gz9o9yw4&t=12s
The article indicates that the bulk of the extinction of large mammals happened during the Quaternary Extinction[1], between 52kya and 9kya, so 100 years ago the damage was already done. It also makes the argument that the extinction events in each region coincided with the arrival of humans to that region, which would imply that these extinctions were not due to climatic changes.

I don't mean to imply that we're doing enough right now to keep our planet healthy. I agree with your sentiment and just wanted to provide a little context and clarification.

[1] https://ourworldindata.org/mammals#quaternary-megafauna-exti...
I mostly agree, but the Plex UI is infuriating.

Adding a new users is harder to find than it should be. Force a particular resolution to a user (Original!) is too hard. The content they push - I don’t want it.

I like it, but it isn’t perfect at any stretch.
lol. The average iPhone user isn’t wasting their time managing fast mail, telegram and bitwarden. The whole value is that it’s seamless, across devices and Macs
C) They have a restrictive diet.
Let me guess... the solution is to eat ze bugs.
You can use an another player such as Infuse to avoid that issue.
This reminded me of Math Pickle.

Math Pickle (https://mathpickle.com/organized-by-grade/) has a lot of kid-friendly math puzzles that are easy to explain but can become quite intriguing.
> Obviously hydroelectricity is massively damaging to ecosystems.

Can you elaborate? To me it always seemed like we're basically replacing a river with a lake, which doesn't seem so bad. Sure, it requires adjustment to a new equilibrium, but why is the dam lake ecosystem strictly worse than the river one?

Genuinely curious, it always seemed to me that the discussion around hydropower seemed to focus solely on what is lost from the river ecosystem, without discussing what might be gained by a lake ecosystem.
Why would it not allow that? Github has never been exclusively for open source software.
You‘d have to redirect all network usage (i.e. the sockets API or your platform‘s equivalent) through the custom stack, which is possible if you can rebuild the source or by using something like LD_PRELOAD for binaries, but can get very tricky in the general case.

There‘s an utility called SSHuttle that does something similar for SSH instead of Tailscale/Wireguard: It redirects all sockets usage to go through an SSH connection, to allow usage of SSH port forwarding without explicit SOCKS support on the app‘s side.
you get very, very dirty doing manual labor in a mine?
That's more subtle than that, and probably closer to how French treat their wine business for instance.

An example of gov intervention: banning Huawei as it was rising as a global phone maker, international tarriff negociation (the whole stupid tarriff war happened as China was rising as high end device exporter), protecting Apple's business when challenged on anti-trust grounds (Apple's open stance to the judge was "we need extortion to make money, let us keep brinig money in"). In doubt, look back at these photos of Tim Cook cringing next to Trump because he can't just say no.
It’s really painful to search on Amazon you get pages of off aliexpress garbages unless you select just the exact search terms. Even then after like 3-4 items it switches to a random knock off. I searched for a specific watch battery and by item 4 it was no longer even the same battery style wtf.
You're actually right about the video -C cables. That feature costs extra, and I didn't notice the first time. But it's rare to need one, and they'll get cheaper over time.

That 3-pack MFi Lightning for $10 is a new phenomenon. It was never like that before. I can believe it's not fake, just cheap cause it's old tech and on its way out.
I remember Neverwinter Nights 2. Decently fun game, but extremely buggy. It had some strange local lag where it wasn’t that unusual to command a character to move only to have them freeze in place then teleport back where they were 10 seconds before.
I find these protests to be absolutely compelling. As soon as I understood the vital connection between Vermeer masterpieces and climate change, the scales were lifted from my eyes.

I have turned my life around, sold all my possessions, reduced my carbon footprint to below zero (people actually give me carbon because I'm so zealous), sold my Porsche EVs, and am gluing myself to the statue of Lenin in Seattle at 4pm PST today. You'll be able to recognize me because I'll be the one with a nose ring and pink hair, wearing all black.
We just removed them! But we will be uploading real testimonials soon! Again, thanks a lot!
Simply state the evidentiary threshold that would change your mind and I'll be happy to provide it. I've been down this dialog tree so many times before.

Also be happy to remind you to have curious conversation; don't cross-examine. :)
Up aftermarket which really just shows how little confidence the street has in Intel given this was a pretty poor showing.
Interesting. The missing piece for me was that invalid HEX characters parse as a zero.

Edit:
Actually, it looks like they are using leet speech substitutions like "5" for an "S" which makes these a little less cool than I thought.
Australia is bigger than Europe. Time zones are about changing the clock time to match the sun time as you move across the earth. Moving farther means you have to change it more to keep them in sync: therefore, more time zones.
> we’ve grown our team and worked hard to be able to complete an initial evaluation of nearly every report we receive within two weeks, and most within six days.

At other big tech companies, an initial evaluation of a security report will be done in 15 minutes... And if it's important, people will be woken up and a workaround will probably be deployed in a matter of hours...

For example, the Google security bug form[1] says "This option might really get someone out of bed."

[1]: https://www.google.com/appserve/security-bugs/m2/new
What can't be emphasized enough here is how much Windows created this. They went from the 95-XP arc, some of the best operating systems from a user's perspective, to 7 (another hit), to now windows 10 and 11, which turn your device into a slow always-connected ad platform that you don't really control.

In other words, Windows became one of those toolbars that we all have to remove from our grandmothers' browsers.

For me, the answer was Linux, but for a lot of people who don't want to use a terminal daily, MacOS is the answer.

If you are a user, Windows hates you. MacOS doesn't.

Edit: I forgot Windows 8 and Vista. Memory holed due to trauma.
What’s currently the best alternative for video with subtitles? Ideally with the ability to control the position (subtitle shift) and timing delay.
Not that we would necessarily run out, but would a 5% ore be financially viable, and how many places would be able to operate it (geology for underground mines, location/eco concerns for strip mines)? We also have to question they typical coke and smelting process.
Think of Jellyfin as a multi-user, centralized version of Kodi. Thanks to this, you get the ability to access (and give others access to) your Jellyfin instance remotely from virtually any device.

Kodi can serve as either a Jellyfin client or as a local replacement. One thing to note is that the Kodi plugin ecosystem is much larger than that of Jellyfin, or any other media server solution for that matter.
What's wrong with shrimp and lobster?
What the hell, man.
I have a Quest 2 for a year now and keep trying from time to time to download the app to experience it. It's not available in my region. If that's not pure metaverse irony, I'm not sure what is.
This HAS to be trolling!
There's also no point in getting a new phone one or two years early.

And this will only extend the life of that Lightning stuff by so much.

So you have to compare both scenarios in their entirety. They both generate waste in different ways.

And some of that Lightning stuff can get adapters, 3 for $7 on amazon.
Perhaps you don't understand the use case. It's often the only option for users to install packages on an HPC system, as on such systems you cannot install things as root so the system package manager is infeasible. The only other possibility is Anaconda, but that has its origins as a Python tool and only has a fairly limited set of non-Python related packages.
> If Apple is compiling my application 1.5x as fast

The M1 Max (the highest end chip available in a Mac laptop) is slower than competition from Intel and AMD, though. I'm not sure what its supposed to be 50% faster than, unless you are only comparing it to old Intel Macs.
The question is whether there are solo-specific features that would enhance the solo experience. Just because an app doesn't support collaboration doesn't mean it has these solo-specific features.
It's a lot of talk, but I doubt Apple's honesty here.

See also Gui Rambo getting a measly $7,000 for a couple of fairly serious vulnerabilities.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33348013
On-demand is discouraged and bad for the swarm, sorry.

Though with a fair connection the delay before a full download shouldn't be too long. With a nice native frontend to Jellyfin/Plex (ex. Infuse) maybe you don't really need that? Maybe, just asking.
What keys? I think the implementation does not use regular SSH keys for SSH authentication, but rather something custom (I believe traffic to port 22 on each SSH enabled client is intercepted and the daemon handles authentication itself).
I like how you're effectively nitpicking my seemingly nitpicking comment in defense of anti-nitpicking :)
Fair enough! However, if the channel was inactive, I guess it's hard to distinguish an upcoming project with a squatted channel. Maybe contact Telegram?
Port Hedland?

Edit: Wow, Hedland is half of that, I was mainly thinking of the Mordor bit.
Any comment on anything is automatically considered criticism. It's a useful rule to keep in mind.

Note that this is not criticism, if anything I'm agreeing and expanding on what you said.
> VR, moreso than other platforms, will require great design, artistry, music.

VRChat has some amazing experiences. In a way, it's a lot closer to being a Metaverse than Meta.
Amazon Expands Satellite Manufacturing
HN is the least worst internet forum
Seconded. Just setup Bazarr and disable all forms of subtitle grabbing in the arrs and your media server.
I think Ray Kurzweil talking about future shock in the late 90s provides a descriptive, if not satisfying, explanation.
Very cool, but it does not look great on Safari. The back of the card occludes the front of the card at some angles and aggressively flickers between the two images. But when it's working it looks great! Would make a good module in a card game engine.
So far I've been happy with Jellyfin with one exception - the lack of AppleTV app. I've been using a third-party tool (MrMC) with limited success.
> They probably feel similar to people with lightning cables.

Lightning supports video. Or were you just making a joke about how unreliable it is? Cause man, I can't even charge my phone sometimes.
Direct democracy is two wolves and a sheep voting on what's for dinner.

tyranny of the masses is equally as bad as tyranny of the one especially considering how tribalistic people are.

That's why the framers of the Constitution decided against what you're proposing.

as to the right size question.
there is no right size. it's totally arbitrary. States are what we have and that's fine.
Can’t bring myself to pay full freight, but I covet an Oni type 3 with handwarmer pockets.
> Or perhaps he was just evil and had a hatred of humanity that he was
justifying with whatever reason pleased him.

For me. Agent Smith isn't coded as evil. He represents the cold
rationality of the scientific algorithm - "I've been studying your
species...". He's simply curious. It would never occur to Smith to
"justify" anything, even to simulate pleasure. Smith represents what
Kant called the limits of pure reason - the ability to measure,
compute and model everything, but understand nothing.
Hope you find it useful man !
It actually has slightly more features, it can play Dolby Vision and other HDR content that any regular reencoding process chokes on.
That's why I left plex. Every app changed interfaces around too much and resulted in frustration for everyone in my family.
Apple does produce value though.

They built the platform that allowed Spotify to even exist.

And then they built the distribution channel that directed customers to Spotify.

No different to Spotify itself.
Flash supported CSS & JS (ActionScript) so I'm not sure what you're comparing. Dynamic rendering like this wasn't possible with CSS in Flash - you needed JS (ActionScript).

People aren't gushing over this being possible in modern browsers - it's been possible to do this and much more in browsers for many years. They're gushing over it being possible with just CSS (no rendering using JS).
PV paired with wind is actually a lot more stable than either one individually because their outputs anticorrelate with each other.

A surprising amount of demand can be shifted with real time pricing, too.

Right now storage is almost irrelevant since deployed solar/wind capacity rarely reaches 100% of demand.
It’s not pearl clutching. It is an affectation put on in order to emphasize the television police drama trope of high action, high impact digital surveillance.

This is in contrast to hours upon hours of footage of almost nothing happening at all.