skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Because its $100 per month PER USER.

Its not worth it. Spare me the sanctimonious "you pay a lot now why not pay more?" - because I'd rather not pay more for something that is not worth it!
You cannot “block the door” into congress or the white house. You cannot get close enough to do it. Even if you did, you would not accomplish anything as the buildings are resilient to spofs at this point.
The ability to infer types from NPM packages. If you have existing codebases with non-trivial apps, reworking all your dependencies makes the prospect of picking up Deno a non-starter.

My understanding is prior to this release the Deno LSP didn’t have visibility into types from packages originating from NPM.

Compatibility issues likely still exist, but I suspect the scope of work for an MVP substitution of Node for Deno is in the realm of possibility now when it wasn’t before.
Not true at all.

If USB-C hits hard limitations, vendors will come together to create a new spec. The EU law has provisions to reassess the standard every few years.

There are already many specs such as web standards that are critical to society and collaborated on by many vendors.
https://xkcd.com/1732/

The civilized world now comprises of 8 billion people on a planet of depleting resources, energy crisis, pollution, and worst of all a man-made climate change that's many magnitudes faster than any before.

Good luck finding another bread-basket on an inhabitable planet with oceans having widespread oxygen-starved dead zones, a malfunctioning biological carbon pump, collapsing food web, extreme temperatures, intense droughts, diseases and conflicts.

We are seeing these happening already, and it's only going to get worst, much worst, as we reach the tipping points.
No! A 1% increase in revenue in this situation does make you profitable again, but only barely, and only with some possibly invalid assumptions.

Say you make $100 in revenue and $1 in profit, and $1 of your $99 in costs is debt service. Your debt service increases to $2, your profit drops to zero.

Now your revenue increases to $101, presumably your debt costs stay fixed (this is not a guarantee - revenue expansion costs money), but your non-debt-service costs scale as well, and they are now 0.98 * $101 + $2 in debt service = $101.98. Congratulations, your profits are positive again, but they are $0.02.

I am eliding here the general difference between fixed costs and variable costs, and so it's probably not true that your costs would scale quite this much with revenue, but it's much closer to the truth than that you'd be back where you started, esp. in a low margin business.
> How in the world does this help stop climate change?

This is a bit like saying: how in the world will advertising make people buy stuff on a massive scale?
Which again, is ineffective communication. Only the people who accept the planet's destruction are going to understand/interpret that statement. The people who don't, aren't going to make that leap.
I suspect you misread the legislation.

Anyone who currently has a lightening cable/phone wont need to change it ;)

And yes, eventually it will lead to e-waste as people replace their Lightening based phones with USB-C, but didn't the same thing take place with the 30 pin dock connector?

At least after this apple wont need dongles like this beauty : https://www.apple.com/ca/shop/product/MQLU3AM/A/usb-c-to-app...
These people are uneducated anti-human Malthusians. In their world, all fossil fuels projects are bad, and all solar/wind projects are good.

That is an uneducated and unscientific framing of the problem that will yield a terrible solution space.

In their view, it's a great win to block a natural gas or shale oil project, even though the result of that is Germany chain-smoking lignite coal, and Germany and other European countries shutting down energy intensive fertilizer plants that help feed the world.
I’m using Kagi and can’t find any reference to this using “activists glue hand to road charged with manslaughter”

Do you have a link handy?
> The US is a free speech extremist country

Jeez, it is hardly extreme. BTW, free speech does not include libel, slander, specific threats, or inciting riots.

> we rank higher on the press freedom index

Canada does? Based on what? Note that no matter how extremely negative the press was about Trump, never once did the government make any legal threats against them about it.
Few thoughts as a sailor in the SF Bay area.

- Accuracy seems at least somewhat correct.That wedge shape you see in the late afternoon sailors call "the wind engine". Local sailing magazine Lattitude 38 has a special PDF that talks about doing a sailing trip around the bay accounting for this local wind phenomenon.

Correct stuff:

- The SF waterfront, out to the edge of the piers is mostly calm which is correct

- Berkely, Oakland, Emeryville getting blasted late afternoon is correct

- Back side of treasure island, immediately to the east is much lower than the west side, particularly near clipper cove

- Vast majority of alameda estuary is dead calm, that's correct for this time of year

- There's a big blast of wind between Daly City and OAK international where there's a gap in the mountains

Weird stuff:

- Most noticable, is the wind is still strong up to and south of the bay bridge. The bay bridge has been described by many as "a wall" when it comes to the wind. There's a drop off but it's not in line with the bay bridge. At all. at least 45 degrees off from true wind speed.

- There's a very windy patch between golden gate coast guard station and belvedere, it's usually really patchy wind here but I guess if the wind direction is just right it'll blow there

- Pointe Bonita (lighthouse on the west side of gg bridge about 2 miles, north coast) they are modeling the gap in the rocks there and you can see it funnel through which is neat

It's a cool visualization though, gives you a great idea of where the wind is, and more importantly where it won't be. There are a bunch of races that start in the bay and head south towards Santa Cruz and Monterey so it's nice to better visualize where the wind just dies off on the coast as it skips over the mountains.

Anyone who wants to see what the wind is like in the bay I recommend reaching out to YRA.org they can put you in touch with a boat who needs crew most likely. There are races 4-5 days a week through november all around the bay.
It is modeling a distinct drop off of wind speed on the south side of the bay
I wanted to object (as a happy Telegram user) that I want to preserve message history for all my devices, but then it occurred to me that iMessage is end-to-end-encrypted and also has pretty transparent message history sync.

So now I think that yeah, Telegram should adopt E2E by default.

Another thing that would be lost with the switch to E2E is server-based search, but honestly I can live with that.
Tailscale SSH's check mode (https://tailscale.com/kb/1193/tailscale-ssh/#configure-tails...) is meant to address the issue of "rogue process starts an SSH connection". For truly sensitive applications, you can set the check period to be "1s" to always require it.
Exactly. Probably in the privacy policy not the ui.
The Witcher 1 had a relatively large cult following for such an obscure game. The Witcher 2 took it to the next level.
I actually have no view on the substance of the case. If the decision went the opposite way I would still give you the same view- legal decisions that are closer to political diatribes than they are well reasoned legal argument do not fair well on appeals.

This is definitely in that category. It reads like an internet argument on Reddit, not a judicial decision
Heavy gamer here. I heard of the first Witcher but didn't think to play it until after I tried The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings, which is still my favorite game in the series.
Clicking "Explore" button does nothing for me -- what is it supposed to do?

When I load the page I can see the following JS error in the console:

Uncaught TypeError: o is undefined
<anonymous> AbstractPlugin.js:12

Running Firefox latest Win10, "strict" Browser Privacy settings.
The good news is that all functional USB-C cables will generally charge at 30W. They might not be able to go above 30W, they might only have USB 2.0 speeds. The USB-IF has only just now come up with IMHO their first passable attempt at labelling.

However, for a couch or car charger for a phone, just about any cable that is wired correctly should do everything you want.

The problems come with alt modes and fast charging - the cable might not support the full capabilities, or the device itself (points idly at Nintendo Switch and Raspberry Pi 4) might not have shipped as USB-compliant, breaking with certain valid setups.

My opinion, the problem here isn't just cabling but troubleshooting help - how do I know the cable or charger I'm using isn't charging my computer at full speed? And which one is the problem?
As a Jetbrains user, somewhat annoying to see everything in VS Code.
Sorry for asking, but isn't that... obvious? So obvious that I bet most people just don't think about it consciously at all. If you don't do that, they don't cut properly, but it's likely to be something that the brain sorts out for you without you realizing the forces you apply.
Like with every other social media platform, this is not an actual issue.

If the username that I would like to have is taken, I can pick another name that is not taken.

It is not unreasonable to take a 3 month break from a messenger app.

Search results don't have to prioritize inactive channels.

Just pulling the rug on people for money makes Telegram look very unreliable.

Compare this to how it works on reddit: people can request to take over a dead subreddit as a mod, but it requires that the subreddit has been dead for at least six months and they will try to contact the previous mod first and only transfer it to the requester if that fails. At no cost.
It IS unfashionable, dams are actively being removed across the US in order to restore the ecosystems they shattered. Migratory fish and all predators higher up the trophic chain are devastated by any type of dam.
Wasn't that just an issue with the final 16" Intel MBP? I don't think any M1/M2 Macs have had that problem.
Choose your own GitHub Universe 2022 adventure
For the sake of the joke, I'll grant that oil paintings are a form of sustainable carbon sequestration.
Try buying food and having a social life without acquiring plastic or burning coal or gas, directly or indirectly.

They can control the supply side, and have. Putting the blame on the consumer is what happened in the 90s. The consumer can do nothing but hoard soda bottles to keep them from landfills at this point.
What? The awk manual is only 827 highly technical pages[1]. If you can't read and interalize that in an hour, I suspect you're a much worse programmer than the OP.

[1] https://www.gnu.org/software/gawk/manual/gawk.html

For the sarcasm impared among us, everything above this, but possibly including this sentence is sarcasm.
Food delivery robot crushed by train. [video]
To be fair, almost everyone missed this announcement. It got less attention than the new iPads.
Just because you’ve got no other option’s doesn’t mean a strategy isn’t “expensive and wasteful”. It just means you’re desperate, so you’ll happily eat the cost.

But long term I would expect Europe to use a much less expensive and wasteful strategy. But obviously it takes time to build and deploy alternatives.
Cool (ha!) good to know. The times I've noticed mine getting pretty toasty when charging was from the left side, so I consciously try to avoid it (apparently a sibling suggests it's Intel only, so it totally could just be selection bias on my part). Regardless, I'm glad MagSafe doesn't have that problem. Thanks!
Judging actions by humans are not just events in space and time that we can add and subtract, evaluating them we have to look at the intent of the person doing it and therefore I believe it is valid discussing who the owner organization i.e. the "doer" of its actions is, it helps us evaluate the intent and see if we think they're good or bad
> Get out of here, you sociopathic Plague Rat. You hate everyone around you, and wish them to die. I don’t. I want to _protect_ the people around me, and am very willing to take a tiny jab in the arm to do so.

Please stay out of the USA. That's all I have to say
I am so glad that there are so many avenues for independent game devs now, because large-ish studios seem to have dug a nice little rut in their old IP.
If these idiots hate climate change maybe climate change isn't so bad after all.

(/s)

There is such a thing as sabotaging the cause you claim to support.
> I think Chernobyl has a much bigger influence on nuclear policy than Bangqiao on hydro despite the latter causing two orders of magnitude more deaths.

IMO thats entirely rational. Dying is not what I'm scared of when it comes to a Chernobyl-like accident. Dying slowly and painfully of radiation poisoning is. It's hard to imagine a worse fate. Drowning in a huge flood, while unfortunate, is something I'd be much more willing to risk. It'd at least likely be quick.
Apple Security Research
They just replaced it with 3D sex scenes in the later ones, AFAIK. But for some reason that was OK, while fade-to-black and a pinup wasn't? It's weird.
I already played it, so I'm unexcited. Remakes these days generally seem like lazier ways to try to make money compared to making new art from scratch. I thought Cyberpunk was abysmal (though i loved the witcher games) so I wouldn't expect much from them anymore in any case.
Towards the next generation of XNU memory safety: kalloc_type
Is this supported by the report though? We have yet to build most of the solar we need, and IIUC almost half of new solar is now being built with storage:

> At the close of 2021, there were more than 670 GW of solar plants in the nation’s queues; 285 GW (~42%) of this capacity was proposed as a hybrid, most typically pairing PV with battery storage (PV+storage represented nearly 90% of all hybrid capacity in the queues).

This is the surprising fact for me from that report. Of course, “built with some storage” is not the same as “built with 100% storage” but the report shows the distribution is not terrible, with ranges of 50-100% storage being built. (With %age being something like “daily maximum variance from demand curve” but I don’t understand exactly how this is computed).
Funny, I didn't even notice the date. Still, I want to see the dang activist with their head glued to glass with a painting behind it.
The reason economics prevails over politics is not because its logic
precludes public parks, healthcare or education. It's because ordinary
people understand politics. Ordinary people have opinions and can give
answers in the form of votes. With economics "It's maths, you wouldn't
understand it" [1,2]

Economics as a ruling credo is a retreat from the examinable,
falsifiable and even arguable into the unassailable and arcane.

[1] https://www.goodreads.com/author/quotes/6928121.Cathy_O_Neil

[2] https://www.ted.com/talks/cathy_o_neil_the_era_of_blind_fait...
Actually the guy who set up Just Stop Oil was interviewed a while back and said it was never about climate but being against the system. Managed to loop a bunch of lunatics into doing his bidding initially.

As for Aileen Getty, I'm on the fence. I think she has good intentions but threw money at these morons.

As for the morons, while I agree the message is good, the approach does nothing but damage the cause. They recently smashed all the pumps at my local petrol station. All that you end up with is pissed off people who associate the cause with negative people. This is a universally downward spiral.
Anecdotally, I haven't had any problems of the problems you describe on the latest AirPods Pro. And I like the ability to wander the house without dragging my MacBook Pro around -- I can get surprisingly far away before it starts to cut out. It's not perfect, mind you; on rare occasions they won't connect to my phone at all, requiring a restart, but once connected they're fine. And one time the left and right AirPods became veerryy slightly desynced, which was a bit trippy ...

The main problem I have with bluetooth is that some devices make it kind of a pain to connect. It's not a huge deal, but it's not as simple or as quick as simply plugging in a cable.
It serves billions of adverts
They can’t control what is reported about them. Part of this is education of the readership. Seems like that at least worked once or twice, here.
a 14 year old mother is tragic enough
Telegram is a social network delivered through a messaging front end, which is confusing when you expect it to behave like a messaging service. It isn't one any more than Facebook or Twitter are.
No, we work with deadly deadly cannabis.
Making climate change protestors and, by extension, the concept of climate change seem crazy is directly beneficial to someone standing to inherit an oil fortune.

Whether or not that's actually what is happening here is a different story.
> The bonus with this model is once advertisers are removed free speech is no longer a problem.

How is it a problem now? RSS feeds already can't be taken down by angry third-parties, and offer perfectly usable decentralization. Advertising is entirely an at-will process for podcast hosts, so they can choose whether or not they want to shackle themselves to a third-party that might object to the content they spread. Connecting your podcast to a crypto wallet doesn't fix that, and it's nothing you couldn't do with preexisting XML syntax.

Even if Spotify adopted Podcasting 2.0, why would users care? Even as a technical guy, I want nothing to do with a crypto-adjacent monetization model. Podcasting 1.0 already solved these problems years ago, there's a good reason the major podcast players are wary of this "upgrade".
there are many completely valid and completely unactionable reasons for rejecting people. Yes this might make it a bit better but it's very hard to make someone who doesn't care about helping you help you. Even regulation can just make them do the minimum.
One thing that comes to mind is that you have to quote table and column names that don't follow the identifier pattern [like so] instead of "like so". Though I haven't kept up to date on this, maybe it can now also support SQL standard compliant table/column name quoting. Even MySQL can now do that (with a config option, at least).

That's only a tiny thing, though. I'm sure there is more. I don't use Microsoft SQL Server. Quite happy with PostgreSQL (and SQLite for tiny in file things).
Yep, there's definitely a scorch mark. I already tried cleaning it and the port. It intermittently works and seems to depend on which way the cable is plugged in (still intermittent but better; other cables are usually better but still intermittent).
More and more it’s looking like the future of game development is Unreal / Unity mods.

I think we’re at the point where it’s virtually impossible to make a modern looking game from scratch. We’re already there with browsers.
How does this make sense given electricity prices on the continent right now? Is there free charging?
I mean what do you want em to do, go all FFVII? Seems like the paintings were fine; very strange to see all the triggered in the comments. Guessing it's because young privileged hippies are an easy target for ire.. but idk it's a common trope: "stop protesting like that, you're making us look bad! You're playing the exact role the bad guys want you to play!" which is funny because those lines are right out of the bad guys' playbook. I'm not saying I know the right way to protest, just saying you're all kinda falling in line exactly the way you're expected to when you say that. And you could argue that fine art is a better target than say petrochemical facilities where you're just going to piss off people trying to make a living: fine art museums are strictly optional/luxury/rich spaces.

To those supporting retributive justice against the protesters: weird. But if you're into that kind of thing can't you see the attempt to exact a kind of symbolic retributive justice here? Like, "we can't enjoy nature cause you're blowing it up, so you can't enjoy your precious art safe space."
It’s much bigger than content and TikTok - it’s teens and early twenties not using Facebook, they are all using Snapchat for their social network.

So the audience is getting older, and there is no way of now getting new eyeballs. So they have to try something else to get them, hence Metaverse.
Retomagic has announced a partnership with Microsoft and Open AI
Retomagic has announced a partnership with Microsoft and Open AI to create a social network that will generate all content using artificial intelligence, the company said.
Retomagic is the first text-based image generator in any language in a mobile app. Mark Krasotin founded the startup, and the company is now based in the UAE. Retomagic released a mobile photo enhancement app, which has become the most popular among similar Android services in Russia.
Retomagic plans to raise $2 million to develop an innovative social network. The company noted that Microsoft was willing to recommend the product to its investment funds.
Retomagic also said that as part of the partnership, Microsoft and Open AI had provided licenses for their products and access to computing resources. In addition, negotiations are underway to integrate the DALL-E 2 neural network, of which Open AI is the developer.
You probably haven't been. You probably learned it with muscle memory as a kid and just weren't aware of it. I wasn't aware of it until I was in my late 30s and was helping my kids learn to use scissors.
The “half barter” theory of the origin of money has been refuted — there is no evidence that ‘primitive’ societies use barter and eventually experienced an urge to facilitate transactions by introducing “universal tokens”. Bated is what people habituated to money revert to when money is not available (those famous “cigarette economies” of POW camps) but that’s not the same thing — indeed it’s just indicative of pervasive cognitive bias. Rather, all evidence points towards money arising for the sake of political centralisation: demand that taxes be paid in terms of these tokens and you create scarcity (tax bills due soon! need money!), a way to pay your soldiers (actually, displaced village folk), and a local demand for the tokens you’re paying them with. What do native societies use: mental tallies of favours and goods rendered, because after all our evolutionary environment is small units of fifty or less individuals in a high-trust environment. I suggest you read Debt by David Graeber, of Occupy Wall Street fame.
you can load a prepaid card at cvs/walgreens with cash, which can be used for most things
How does blaming a lab in China for the origin absolve the failures of the Western public health systems.
Yeah, I mean, just sit down and conform while someone steals your children’s futures. What’s the big deal? Do don’t anything crazy.
It is a form of hacking.
Physical ‘copies’ of the new Call of Duty are just empty discs
What about Cyberpunk was abysmal to you? I really enjoyed the atmosphere and the gun-play. NPC animations left some to be desired, but overall I thought the graphics were super engaging and Night City was super fun to run around in.
Fifth such instance.
I think tech heads are the least practical with tech. It's not necessarily about convenience to them, and they'll tolerate a lot.
Also doesn't mean that it's not. We're both making assumptions