skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thanks for the feedback.

Now we're entirely off-topic, but it's a six-day-old thread so I doubt it'll bother anyone. I hadn't heard about the idea of him intentionally losing. Reminds me of the famous quote about New Coke: "We aren't that smart, and we aren't that stupid." Contextually meaning - I wonder how intentionally he ran for an office, worked to become the party nominee, then somehow was able to intentionally not sway voters his way for that election but then... get picked as the nominee later so they could actually try to win.

Just speaking from intuition rather than knowledge, seems more like a "glass half full" kind of strategy. Either he wins, or he loses but his rival weakens the opposing party, opening up future opportunities.

Further, the "successful lawyer" thing doesn't detract from the issue. Again, it's about reaching further than one has already. Striving, struggling, faltering, finding purchase, gaining a foothold, and succeeding. The context of Lincoln not being financially dependent on the appointment is, contextually, irrelevant. It's just that person's baseline.

A similar (fictional) story could be "I was a successful school teacher but I took the bar 17 times and became a lawyer! I then went on to the supreme court and also went on to fund research on dyslexia and change the lives of thousands because of it."

Certainly being a school teacher is itself already success, and if they'd given up on the Bar exam that wouldn't mean falling back on academics mean there was no failure.
Musk’s Twitter purchase was a leveraged buyout
Some people are giving Musk a pass for today’s layoffs because Twitter is unprofitable and needs to cut costs. But the real pressure for cost cutting and the layoffs is that Musk purchased Twitter via a leveraged buyout. He loaded the company with $10B of additional debt and now is facing annual $1B interest payments. The dramatic layoffs with no severance are thus the result of Musk’s decision to buy the company and the acquisition strategy of using a leveraged buyout.
> Isn't it a consensus among tech people that Twitter is the absolute worst tech company?

I don't think so. I see far more hate towards Meta and Amazon.
Especially compared to whoever at Tesla authorized removing radar and parking sensors.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_W1JBAfV4Io
It’s not you.. A mental model for addressing burnout
> No new features

Are the new features for advertisers rather than consumers?
I love and hate it! :D

pros: CLI, nice interface, quite intuitive, smol :-), neat. good use of colors and nice centering in the terminal. <3.

cons: actually has/suggest dependencies, but not their versions. i did some trial and error attempts to install stuff, and for example after installing readability package with the current version, it just crashes on startup.
after uninstalling it, I adore the ability to view a picture on a linked HTML page though!
Also some dumb firmware may write to such disks, Asrock boards were reported in past to do that.

Efi+boot partitions usually take less than 2G of space, and can be made like 200MBs total, while mainstream disk capacity is hundreds of GBs nowadays.

This "loss of useful space" is immaterial in most cases. Maybe if you have something like a 2GB drive from 1990s that you want to use (why?) then it makes sense to shave off 1G off that. But it is more work, as you have to buy, prepare and manage the USB drive.
> In fact an app could say "don't worry we're only doing DNS" but actually be a VPN. That sounds dangerous to me?

I could be mistaken here, but I believe it's only dangerous if you're using an insecure connection (ie, http (no https) which is already dangerous). Or if you install a custom CA certificate--then the VPN could perform man in the middle attacks on your connection.
Are you implying it shouldn't be developed if it doesn't cover 100% of all use cases all over the world?
This may be a bit harsh but I feel the need to say it anyway... The posted article is, IMO, completely worthless. It's just rambling prose of how she feels bad and about things she considers problems with the world. With a few references to articles that echo her feelings tossed in. It all ends with a request for the world to empathize with her feelings. Not sure how that will help overall productivity or the economy, but I guess it'll make her feel better.
This is another formulation of the Labor Theory of Value, which has been discredited time and again. Societies based on the LToV have not done well.
New Labour was in 1997. 30 years ago was 5 years before that. And yes, that time saw the Labour Party shift towards European-style centre-left policies.
An article on a wholly US topic, that has one small line saying the following:

> It is thought that the ancient [Athenian democratic principle](hyperlink) of free speech may have emerged in the late 6th or early 5th century BC.

The hyperlinked page on democratic principle notably has no mention of free speech.

I've replied to a sibling commenter on Athenian "free speech" parallels - much of their association with modern concepts is appropriation.
The trading fees for crypto exchanges are also insane, which enriches the exchange operators.
> It looks like doas is missing some important features sudo has … and wildcard and in the newest version regex support for matching arguments.

Sometimes less is more. My immediate response to that is that it sounds like needless complexity which can be a source of errors, bugs and security-vulnerabilities.

What typical use-cases do these particular features have?
Its really all media not just social media that profits from propaganda. Turn on CNN. You might agree with what they are saying versus what the talking heads on fox news are saying, but they use the same state of constant panic style of reporting because that works really well to fix eyeballs on advertisements, both overt ones and the more subtle ones that happen during the programming.
IANAL, but "everyone knew" probably doesn't constitute "proper legal notice".
I love Lisp but the language has the highest ratio of essays to live shipping products of any language.
Factorio?
I want to buy a book that shows every single Tweet from Donald J. Trump, ever since he descended that elevator to announce his candidacy, through Biden's inauguration, and a little beyond...

...annotated with fact-checking, and historical context.

Probably with a few lines from speeches thrown in as well. To really document the heck out of how insane those years were.
The US is a sick country. Keep working harder, but for what? Every time I feel like I get a step forward I get knocked back. Leave college into a recession, then get jobs that don't pay. Manage to get a software job and get ahead financially, then covid happens, save a ton for a house, then another recession, house prices and rent go up, now interest rates are to high now. Keep working, keep climbing, its not having results.

Some kid in Portugal was chatting with me about the US. He said never he'd never want to come here, to many guns, and we work way to much. Yeah we work our selves to death, in our suburban covered hell.

At least everyone I know is sick of work, corporate bull shit, sick of not getting ahead ever, and grinding away on meaningless tasks, we're all burned out.
> "Musk has a history of not complying with legal obligations unless forced to..."

In that case, Musk sounds very much like every government, business, politician, friend, family member and neighbor I've ever known.

In other words, that's how the world generally works.
In my opinion, they still suck at energy optimization.

It’s an insulated box, like a battery, but they don’t take advantage of time of day electricity rates when they’re perfectly suited to that.

Would be unfortunate for ice cream; but for everything else in my freezer, send it to 0 Kelvin.
His "free speech" views seem likely to result in more misinformation, more noise, and especially more harassment and annoying Firstname Bunchofnumbers making people's mentions even more unusable.

I can't see a path to profitability. In particular, "cutting to profitability" never works in momentum driven tech companies. I think he's underestimated how many people love their twitter community but hate twitter as a platform steward.
Just fixed the issue! You should be able to sign in with apple id now, sorry about the trouble there.
How to lead strategically every day
They really aren't being passive at that point, are they? They've become an active investor due to panic.
If gaming the system means cultivating good study habits, taking rigorous classes over 4 years, generally pushing yourself to realize your potential, maintaining balance through sports and exercise, we're guilty. These are good habits that will serve him well no matter where he goes.

I think you may be projecting your own thoughts and insecurities here.
100% agree that no coaching fixes ADHD. ADHD is a neurodevelopmental condition that for the most part will be with us for our entire life. However, we do have the ability to manage our symptoms and set up the environment around us to make it a bit better for us!

For example, something super small but I've been working with my coach to set my room up so that it's harder for it to get and stay messy. I've
- put up these cute hooks all over my room to put up hats and clothes so they don't get thrown on the floor
- put a laundry basket in each of my closet, bathroom, and bedroom
- switched my closed wardrobe to an open-concept hanging closet (which was so much cheaper too!) so I can see all my clothes in one place which is less overwhelming and messy, since I'm not pulling all my clothes out each time
- switched my waterbottle to a straw-system so I actually get my 2 bottles a day

... the list goes on, the more I can settle and make "auto-pilot", my life gets a bit easier to manage
See: https://github.com/offa/android-foss
San Francisco has always been a boom and bust place, as anyone who was here during the 2008 crash, the dotcom bubble, or probably even the gold rush would tell you. The author of this seagull* article needs to take a deep breath, wait a couple of years, observe, and then realize that they could have saved themselves the effort.

*fly in, crap all over everything, fly out
I agree with the solution but I don't think it's a minority stopping it. Even the people who can't afford housing don't want to do that, they just want a 4 bedroom house with a big backyard that magically costs a lot less.
There is the impression that this is no longer true - capital owners are capturing the increased productivity as profit and "everybody's standard of living" is remaining the same or eroding.
yeah open source software isn’t a fix for this it’s a ruse, the last built and deployed binary can in theory contain anything, why are we using computers for this??
For a bit of information https://m.startribune.com/minnesotas-cargill-is-largest-u-s-...
Timesheets, Security and Command and Control management has been a constant at every job I have worked. I have never heard of some one working on a job where these three things where not an issue.

The only time those things haven't been an issue is when I do charity work which isn't really work as I don't get paid for it, which I think is the only reason the charities take what they get and are happy with it as they have no other choice.
Rumors and assumptions don't count as notice, in the eyes of the law.
Building consistent habits and working to streamline your life can mitigate some of the negative effects. Just getting exercise really helps me.

Stepping back and looking at the big picture, there will always be an effect on my life from having ADHD, but I do have influence. Focusing on the things you can control is important.
This! Sometimes it’s not bad behavior, it’s “we just don’t have time for this sh!t.”

Their HR and PR people are busy enough today.

This isn’t a broad defense of Musk or Twitter. Just a comment that there doesn’t have to be a conspiracy around any corner.
> Societies based on the LToV have not done well.

As the countless number of stores closed entirely or with massively reduced opening hours shows, societies that over-pay for bullshit jobs (=investment bankers, C-level executives, ...) and under-pay workers who do actual work in gruesome conditions don't do well either once workers realize the power is with them.
It's also the oldest federal law-enforcement agency, pre-dating the formation of the United States itself.

(The Post Office was established in colonial times by Benjamin Franklin, the USPSIS precursor was formed in 1772.)
Which relational DB supports this natively?

ORMs don't count. They're just editing the SQL.
Jane Street and the Arbitrage Royal Family: Ocaml
Then you can ask the customer. You have a relationship with them.

Akamai uses user-agent strings in its Bot Manager. They see what specific version of what browser you're running, then check certain characteristics of the request (eg header order) against a database. That isn't going to work anymore.

And good riddens. It makes the internet brittle and isn't especially hard to work around anyway.
Bus and ferry in Hamburg
Yes the negativity is stark and dangerous given the other conditions this year.
Hiring manager at big company: no cachet. One of the people in a team adjacent to mine got a job offer from SpaceX and rejected over perceptions of chaotic management.
>So, what is behind the attitude?

Self-censorship of a quiet majority respecting him for his accomplishments, as often is the case.
I'm confused by your comparison to PV solar cells, although I'm probably not just not understanding your comment. This is an energy storage device, not an energy generator. Its purpose is to smooth out the peaks and troughs of non-steady renewable energy flow.
It has a 73-liter (~2.58ft³) freezer and a 237-liter (~8.37ft³) fridge.

Its factory rating when it was brand new was 237 kWh/year. Instead, it's around 683 actually (~1.87kWh/day)
Falling Chinese rocket expected to enter Earth’s atmosphere in
You missed the KiwiFarms debacle?
>Smart journalists are going to stop relying on Twitter's API now.

Yay! Journalists that do nothing but build a story around Tweets is not journalism. That's BuzzFeed. The fact that legit news sources decided to follow BuzzFeed is just a very sad comment on the state of affairs we live in now.
If you believe "influenza was new in the 1920's", you have bigger things to worry about than this discussion. I suggest going to check on the paperwork for that bridge you bought.
I had similar concerns early on with TS, but they have adhered closely enough to being "ES+types" and done so with such success that it would be hubris to implement a new ES standard type system.

I know I can eject the types and go back to ES, but at this point I trust TS is going to be highly relevant for at least 5 years with a long tail.
Preemptive lawsuit's. To further tie up an already overburdened legal system.

I like how you think, my man.
The only thing HN has going for it imo is its size. Once it becomes a larger and therefore more attractive market for media, the propaganda will be a lot more heavy handed, like what happened to reddit as it grew from something no one used and into a mainstream platform. You definitely see propaganda posted on here already from time to time.
But it's one thing to have that rule and punish people that leak and another to delete the leaks from your platform. Particularly if you profess to be pro-freedom of speech.
How should we pay for the internet, if not via ads? Serious question here.

Somehow the infrastructure and content must get paid for, or it will deteriorate and go away. If not via ads, what's a better plan?
Redacted.ch is the best music tracker and has an interview process that’s open to anyone (https://interviewfor.red/en/index.html). The interview process is basically entirely copied from what.cd. Spectral analysis is the only part that actually requires any thought but you’re allowed to get a question or two wrong on the interview and I think you can retake it a couple times if you fail. For movies/tv the best ones require working your way up on Redacted by uploading stuff and having a high “buffer” (total uploaded - total downloaded). To find stuff to upload you can either buy CDs or just transcode existing FLAC releases into MP3s if they have not already been converted. You can circumvent grinding your way to higher level trackers by making friends on IRC who will invite you. Or just buy an account and hope you aren’t caught (not advised).
Technically correct. The best kind of correct.

Tim Berners-Lee's office was in a building that was technically just inside France, as CERN straddles the border.
Again, you're confused. Individual actions and mass actions are not the same.

https://edd.ca.gov/en/Jobs_and_Training/Layoff_Services_WARN

There's also the issue of the agreement Musk signed in buying the company.

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1418091/000119312522...

Even your own source provides this important caveat.

<<<It does not mean that an employer may not be sued ... for terminations that violate public poli­cies set forth in statutes or regulations.>>>

You idolize Musk, we get it, but please stop spreading misinformation.
Mature cities like NYC* find ways to incorporate new industries and grow with them. SF doesn't want to grow up apparently. That's fine, but the seagulls aren't to blame. SF could have used their tax revenue to build something awesome.

[*] I guess the cities which successfully do this have a long history of being centres of trade and commerce. Those activities facilitate pro-tolerance and anti-zero-sum thinking.
Distinction without a difference in this case. When you are as rich and powerful as Elon Musk, you usually get away with your own stupidity and it will ultimately turn to your benefits no matter what. The law of the accumulation of wealth also applies to social capital.
How do you know what’s “in the minds of SF folks”? Do you live in SF, yourself, for example?
Most of our coaches do. This lived experience is really important so that they understand the members (and also model good behavior / give hope to the member) and also can self disclose. The world of ADHD coaching is very fascinating and inspirational for me because ADHD coaches are so niche, that most of them either have ADHD or have a partner/child/parent with ADHD and that's generally the reason they were propelled into the space. I'm really lucky to work with an almost exclusively ADHD team, but of course, also we work through certain challenges together too.
Wow! I am honored that you took the time to provide such a comprehensive response. Thanks for all the work you’ve done with pico-8. It has brought a lot of people (myself included) a lot of joy!
>San Francisco has replaced its DA and now re-funded police

When was SF police de-funded? Budgets have only increased [1] each year, any rhetoric notwithstanding

1. https://abc7news.com/sfpd-budget-defund-the-police-departmen...
soon enough the digital markets act will force them to
Financial Market Scraped Data Streamlit App
This is a Streamlit app I worked onthe past few weeks. Features include customizable watchlists, upcoming earnings for the week, financial statements search, yearly FED calendar, and treasury yields. This is the first deployment, and there is a bug with the watchlist editing where all users share the same watchlist and watchlist changes. I did not implement session states, which I am going to do in my next update.
Do you run Docker inside Podman, Podman inside Docker, or Podman inside Podman?
Inflation is caused by the government printing excess money. Not by gougers or union wage demands.
Just like Trump can't declassify documents with his mind, there are proper procedures to be followed. Each individual needs to be given notice. Six months ago, he didn't have the ability to make that decision and it wasn't a sure thing and he spent much of the meantime trying to wriggle out of the deal.
Until, and if, it's heard by a court, a lawsuit is just a one sided opinion.
It's felt like a 'emperor has no clothes' situation at least for the past few years, maybe longer. The only difference being that people are pointing it out, and others just sit with their fingers in their ear. Maybe more of a 'Don't Look Up' situation then, I guess.
> Bullshit. ". . . through President Biden’s leadership" is objectively false.

Unless you want to take the position that it was "biden's leadership" that caused the high inflation, then you could say it was objectively true but uhhh... not something they should be bragging about.

The "fact check" specifically said it was providing context: https://twitter.com/cwt_news/status/1587863492077330432/phot... it was written in a very neutral and factual style. I think it was well placed.

If it were the Trump whitehouse though people would probably be asking if the administration broke the law by removing the tweet and thereby causing the removal of the 1A protected 'fact check'.
Cool projects. I've always wanted to run something like that. What made moderation stressful?
Ehh.. I'm weary of bringing in extra deps (especially paid deps) to solve iddy bitty problems. They just add complexity and new places to break.
With the same quality of discussion and excellent moderation? I'm sorry to say that one does not exist for those topics. YMMV, but both /lit/ and Goodreads still have some great discussion amongst all the deep-fried drivel.

Most 2000s-era communities have been swallowed by the reddit leviathan and are now made up of similarly low-quality, validation seeking type of discourse.
At least it wasn't invented in Basel, then we would be wondering if the web was invented in France, Germany, or Switzerland.
>This is ironic if you consider all the complaining that Musk does in the public sphere about "freedom of speech" (I know that the first amendment only applies to government censorship, but Musk likes to pretend not to), but it's also significant because -

He hasn't made any major changes to algorithms / policies yet. They're tripping over their own pre-Musk rules.
by canceled you mean, people would have used their own free speech to say stuff he didn’t want to hear. and then he would have published his books.
Where do our free speech rights say that you are entitled to publish an opinion / statement on a particular channel or someone's private media outlet?

Somehow the notion of rights is being expanded as a catch-all of various hopes and desires, misunderstood or expected to put obligations on people or entities that those rights do not apply to. This makes rights soft and hard to disagree with, and actually less clear and less valuable.

You have the right to say something. You can go say it at politicians making a speech, you can write a letter, publish an article in some newspaper that will publish it. Not the right to say it on Twitter. Or the New York Times, or whatever outlet. You don't have the right / specific private entities are not required to enable your opinion.
1 month is $55M in fines at that rate. 300k verified users paying $8/month is $2.4M.

If he's making a big deal about bringing in single digit millions per month to "pay the bills", you'd think he'd care about double-digit million fines, but who knows. He has more FU money than anyone else alive.
I wonder how effective a 1kg $1 box of salt would work. I guess it would have to be dumped into a Teflon mailing bag to breathe better than the box it comes in.

Then toss it every few months. Mold won’t grow on the salt itself, so could cook with it.

Or use it as driveway deicer.

Or just but the 10kg bags of rock salt in winter for driveway deicer for like $5.
Indeed, they are: https://tepeo.com/thezeb
You cut it before the punchline: "...and a recovery is when Jimmy Carter loses his job".
More information and background at Torrentfreaks:

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