skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They make good tech, but their marketing department manages to over-sell it anyway, which makes it hard for me to take anything they say at face value. It's a bummer they can't just let the technology stand on its own merits. They should know that engineers won't respond well to hand-wavy or exaggerated marketing.
I think it is a big mistake to be content with how crazy primitive we are today.

We can't even operate on a brain tumor that's inside your head - we lack the precision to get in there without damaging the rest of your brain.

When we want to operate at microscopic levels we continually fail.

The mysteries of how and why we age, how many diseases work, remain unknown.

There is so very much left to learn. There may come a day I might feel it's time to be content, but every second that passes I'm a little closer to death.

We should continue to strive for more. May there come a day that we can live for very long periods of time and each individual can have as much as 100 people have today.
I lived in 250sqft with a shared bathroom in NYC for 2 years and loved it. Loved in 800 sqft in suburban America for 4 months and couldn’t handle it. In a big city with affordable Third Spaces you can simply live outside of your apartment.
And I would add: when exactly did the term 'prudence' fall from top positions to quasi-neglection in the ranking of frequency of use, and instead others like 'paranoia' started to climb?
1. The scooter guy reaction

2. The scooter guy decides "can't beat 'em might as well join him"

3. The poor mobility scooter being passed by all this
On windows a command interpreter is just a console application like any other console application, you just run and use it, no "swapping" involved.
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I don't see it. If I were to include your MIT-licensed code in my GPL library, then I'd be attaching extra licensing requirements to the entire work while satisfying the requirements of your license. Is that amoral? If not, can you elaborate on the difference?

Specifically, the passage I quoted is not only granting you as a content creator the right to disinclude your works from the compilation, but also requiring that users of the compilation respect your wishes in that regard. As I see it, they're going above and beyond the letter of your license, and granting you the ability to revoke a grant that is typically seen as durable. Why does that not satisfy your moral issue?
Third approach is just not to let the fingerprinter run. If it is allowed to run, there is no escaping from being fingerprinted because of the level of sophistication the best ones have.
It's pretty amazing and makes me feel proud that in our country, America, there are several private individuals and companies who are capable of launching rockets into space (it's not just Mr Musk), despite the fact that in other countries, this is something that requires massive government support. America's private-sector is heads and shoulders more advanced than many foreign governments. That's amazing to see.
One benefit is the connectivity provided by Starlink to Ukraine's front line defending forces. Which, amongst other things, increases the quality of reconnaissance, tempo of battle, and should translate to fewer defender and civilian casualties.

The long term effects of a more rapid Ukrainian victory (and a dramatic Russian defeat) are difficult to estimate.
There are a lot of ecommerce integrations with Royal Mail that have access to order data, it's more likely it's one of these 3rd party services selling off the details than it being Royal Mail
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I approve, but in some places the problem is so pervasive that it may be more useful to have an <I-really-mean-it> tag.
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> Why try to mid-optimize though?

What do you mean mid-optimize?

I'm just saying if you're running on macOS and want to limit resource usage, running it in docker in order to limit resource usage, feels like solving the problem at the wrong layer as you already are using a VM in that case, so just put the resource limitation directly on the VM instead.
I had a lot of success with Backcountry Navigator. Used it a something like 2010 to 2018 but haven't done real hiking recently. It was great for downloading topos for offline use (you could be very particular about what subsets of what maps you were downloading, and lots of map types were available) and for GPS tracking on the maps. One thing that was great was the built in GPS satellite view / compass that you could use to troubleshoot when you weren't getting good GPS.
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> The foundational act of a Twitter alternative is to create silos where communities are allowed to exclude other users.

So Reddit then.
You mean ULA and Boing? Costs usually 5 times as much and takes three times as long to develop it, if it works at all in the end.

Why the jealousy about people getting good money for good work?
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Interesting. My use of Twitter has waned over the years while my use of Reddit has increased...I guess I'm voting with my time that Reddit is the better model.
> You are violating the site guideline to “Assume good faith” when you write that.

Call the hall monitors then because I'm about to do it again.

Neighborhoods where minorities and the impoverished live are dramatically under-resourced and this has been widely understood for decades now. You can see it by just walking through the black neighborhood in any city I've lived in and comparing the physical streets and sidewalks! Lights and crosswalks are fewer and less maintained, sidewalks are more busted or not even there, forcing people into the street.

But instead of considering, or even looking into, any of that you go straight to "hm maybe black people are just hard to see." What the shit man seriously.
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Then again Reddit skews younger and the main subs are echo chambers.
I don't know, why?
Here's the uncomfortable question though, can a social media platform achieve sufficient scale, so its more useful for discoverability than your group chats, without optimizing for engagement?

Discord is a happy medium (just, really large group chats).
A street corner is not the same as social media. A street corner speech will always have limited impact, unless someone films it and uploads it to YouTube.

This amplification used to be a privilege of the media, and there are upsides and downsides to everyone having a chance at such reach now, and a lot of questionable incentives bound to how such reach can be attained. Instead of one Overton window, we now have multiple, bound to their social media audiences. To properly disseminate all this information is a full-time job for a human brain and most people just seem to stick with what seems proper to them.

When can we have this conversation instead of the tired "social media censorship" debate.
This is a truly heroic effort. I think you make a valid point that a domain can't be considered a public square, but am not convinced that the domain name registry system can.

DNS itself (in the form that gets used publicly) is controlled by a few actors -- arguably the 'true' owners of all the domains that are leased from them. This is underscored every time new TLDs are released and people have to scramble to secure their names and brands. In that context alone, DNS also can't qualify as the public square.
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Until not that long ago I was a pretty happy Twitter user. I curated my follows (keeping them between 150 and 200), only followed people posting interesting, creative, or scientific things. When anyone started tweeting or retweeting low quality material, I simply unfollowed.

Unfortunately, the devs at Twitter hate the way I use it. Nowadays ever 5th post or so on my timeline is from someone I do not follow, either "people you follow follow this" or "might be interesting to you" crap.

It's almost always drama, politics, provocations, people screaming at each other, or a mix of those things.

I can vividly imagine what the timelines of casuals users look like...and it becomes obvious why social media are such hubs for hatred and perpetual drama.

There is little "to solve", because the biggest problems of social media are explicitly created by social media companies.

Or as someone would call it whose business it is to manipulate you and to make you miserable (like the devs at Twitter and Facebook): "creating engagement".

Allow users to properly curate their timelines. Then we can at least take the claim that social media companies actually want anything to improve serious.
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> see what the rest of the world see

If using a new account is so atypical that people need to be prompted to try it, then is it really what the rest of the world sees? I'd assume the vast majority of the rest of the world highly curates their accounts by utilizing the Follow feature; the effect of moving beyond the randomness should be similar regardless of whether they are a relatively new user following only a few accounts or a seasoned user following thousands.
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Sure but that's not lying. Lying is not equal to saying something that is not true. Lies are deliberate.
You can change Shell file name if there is a name conflict like:

nilesoft.shell.dll
nilesoft.shell.exe
nilesoft.shell.shl

or whatever name you want.

Thanks for attention
There was an attempt that failed.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32183567
Nice app! I was definitely motivated to make this so I could get a better idea of the climbs ahead of me on our trip. Your app would have been useful.

I uploaded my GPX and it made these hills that I struggled through look like nothing! I'm not sure why they look so small, but maybe it's just because they are :) https://cubetrek.com/view/8081
> [Open-core Software Firm X] wants to use the work of contributors to an open source project to further their proprietary software goals, while maintaining their open source bait as a neutered stub.

Source-available software:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Source-available_software

Open-core model > Examples:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open-core_model#Examples

Who can merge which pull requests to the most-tested and most-maintained branch of a fork?

CLAs are advisable regardless of software license.

Re: Free and Open Source governance models: https://twitter.com/westurner/status/1308465144863903744
Those are orienteering competitions, it takes a certain type to enjoy them. It's not too hard to learn the basics however.

First, try to orient the map to the surroundings based on landmarks which you get readings on using the compass. (A more expensive compass with a mirror for sight readings is kind of essential, also with an adjustment for your local magnetic vs. true north offset, which can be fairly large). Here is where having a satellite GPS to get your location on the map makes life a whole lot easier, but orienteering types sniff at such aids.

Once the map is oriented, plot your straight-line course to your desired location on the map (although you may have to go around obstacles, so then you have to plot a zig-zag route). Then, use the compass to follow that plot as best you are able, re-orienting the map every once in a while to landmarks to verify your location. Checking against an altimeter also helps ensure you are where you think you are.

It's amazing how fast one can get off-track in whiteout conditions due to snow or heavy clouds, though. And if there are no visible landmarks in flat country, then having a satellite GPS is pretty key! (as long as the batteries last).
Turbopack is alpha, it seems fair to benchmark against an alpha configuration of vite. It sounds like they're considering changing the default, but were uncertain it helped most users today.
SIP is not XML-based, as far as I know. It looks more like HTTP.
vercel is a startup that strangely wants to monopolize the open source ecosystem. this is a really big different paradox. they will probably do in other libraries what they did for react ecosystem. but i'm not sure what good it does to anyone other than themselves.
My payload numbers are from the FH Wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falcon_Heavy#Capabilities

As for the price, the official numbers are $67m for a new F9 and $97m for a reusable FH (from their respective Wikipedia pages).

Additionally, my reasoning is (as you mention) related to cadence. FH flies very infrequently and requires more ground expenses to prepare, recover and then refurbish 3 boosters. Additionally there's the opportunity cost of keeping a center core on standby (as it's purpose built for FH [1]) and the opportunity cost of keeping the side boosters either on standby or converting them to F9s.

Elon has previously mentioned that with Falcon rockets the main costs per flight are the second stage (~$10m, expended), fairings (~$3-4m, reusable), refurbishment (~$1m) and fixed ground costs, which can be reduced by increasing cadence [2]. In the case of FH the second stage and fairing costs are the same, the refurb costs are tripled and due to much lower cadence the ground costs are higher. Meanwhile, F9 flies frequently, so it has lower ground costs per launch and the booster's cost can be more easily amortized via several flights before the expendable launch.

Additionally, [2] mentions that the marginal cost of building an F9 booster is ~$15m, so all the extra costs of FH only need to be greater than $15m to make it worth just using an expendable F9.

[1] https://spaceflightnow.com/2022/01/27/spacex-gives-converted...

[2] https://www.inverse.com/innovation/spacex-elon-musk-falcon-9...
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Ask HN: How will I move my team to a cloud based way of engagement?
Currently we pass around pendrivs for file swapping
You can blame Boeing for that, it's not like NASA is directly creating the rocket in-house. SpaceX is just disrupting the current MIC contracts.
Everyone seems to forget that Twitter was extremely interesting because people on MSN/GTalk were "sync" their status to a web list.
It was not a gedanken experiment, though; it was a joke. The box is totally irrelevant, because a cat in a box is not in a box, because the cat is not isolated, because the cat is actually a compound system already. If you had a single particle in a box, okay, yes, that's valid.

The cat would not be alive and dead simultaneously regardless of the box because it's totally entangled with and decohered / observed by the other elements in the box.

A single particle, or a coherent system, can be thought of as being isolated though. Do you see what I mean
Very very few "influencers" make more money than engineers.

("Engineers"... when software engineers largely working on advertising and smoothing commerce to sell people garbage they don't need make more money than most "real engineers that build physical goods necessary for the betterment of society"... yeah, it's not just about the influencers, we can look in the mirror, the majority (although not all) of software engineers making mid-six-figures are probably working on selling people crap one way or another, not making anything necessary for the "betterment of society")

But yeah, the vast majority of "influencers" are hustling and struggling and dreaming of being the very succesful 1% while in fact barely making enough to get by. Which seems to me important to talk about when we start talking about "influencers" as as a class or career. There are a tiny portion of "influencers" who get mega-wealthy, we hear about them because they are click bait for media coverage of course (very meta).

In general, becoming a software engineer through a boot camp would be a lot more reliable way to make $100-$200K than being an "influencer" -- you don't even need to be a very good coder to break $100K, which most influencers (let alone aspiring influencers) don't break.

https://www.theguardian.com/fashion/2022/feb/24/hustle-and-h...

https://nealschaffer.com/how-much-do-instagram-influencers-m...
Even a reusable rocket reaches the end of its service life eventually, and at that point it can make sense for the last flight to be expendable.
When you are watching SpaceX launch videos, pay attention to the velocities at which the various engine burns begin and end. Reaching higher velocities (for comparable payloads, etc.) requires burning more fuel - so there is less fuel left in the tank to perform boost-back burns, entry burns, and landing burns. Not enough fuel for a boost-back burn (the typical situation) means "barge landing". Not enough fuel for an entry (& landing) burn means "expended first stage" - which also means "remove the weight of the useless landing legs before launch".

And if the customer is paying SpaceX to take a heavy payload to a high velocity / orbit...well, they are paying for it. Today's launch was actually the third-most-performant (and -expensive) Falcon Heavy launch mode. #2 has both side boosters landing on barges (so the boosters don't need fuel for boost-back burns). #1 expends everything - just like all of SpaceX's competition does.
You don't need to avoid them (at least their OSS projects). They mostly make good stuff. They just have an overzealous marketing department that clouds the waters, so wait for a second opinion on any claims they make.
If you're reading this, would recommend trying out Tinderbox: http://www.eastgate.com/Tinderbox/

It's like the different "tools for thought" you might've come across, and more.

And a book about it: http://www.eastgate.com/Tinderbox/TinderboxWay.html
Sorry, drops what? The cache name or part of it?
It looks cool, but right now there are 2 sides of the same coin. Maybe one would need a ,,victim / possibly being offended'' section as well.