skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> And the customers who signed up for FTX did so because the girlfriend of the owner is an top econ professor?

Now, we're switching topics.

I'm sure it came up when they were raising capital. I'd want bios of the management team (and their pedigree) if I'm investing.

If the CEO's daddy is the head of the top economics program in the world, I would view that as a positive.
If you read it, this case appears to have nothing to do with the DMCA. It's about trademarks. DMCA is not mentioned outside the title, possibly confusion by the OP.
If only the website were legible...it's hard to read even after highlighting all text.
Why’s it melting down right now is still a question worth asking.
My personal opinion is that malformed data shouldn't be reaching domain code.

A unique schema for each route that is strongly typed which can be turned into a specialized streaming JSON parser.

Given Rails is heavily dynamic, it reaches lawlessness and with no regards to data integrity, eventually leading me to decide to exit ruby and rails altogether.

With Ruby (& Rails) every single parameter is suspect and cannot be trusted. Stripe's type checker does alleviate some of this stress and anxiety.
What is the language used for coding?
> His real net worth could easily be negative. That is lower than that homeless guy living under the bridge.

Oh puh-lease. Trump's net worth was supposedly -8 billions in the 90s. He used to say that "the homeless living across Trump Tower is richer than me".

It's BS that people blurt out. This guy will never be a homeless living under the bridge
And yet security VCs are investing here again and yeah, no idea why This Time Is Different

We do get VDI users for our tool in some high-end security sensitive places to work around weak clients (budget is not uniformly distributed across users), but that niche is a small market wrt VC..
That sounds about right. It's very easy to make something resembling a Lisp, and even easier to call the result a Lisp.
You see some shit in these jobs. Horrific things you can't unsee.
Are there any out-of-the-box non-commercial licenses? I’ve wanted to do this too, but I’m too lazy to find an appropriate license.
> Wouldn't it have been more worth it to simply buy an M1 Mac or a Surface?

Yes, probably, but I would note that a cheap M1 Mac is 4x the annual cost you cited for the browser, and if the browser is 95% of what you use a laptop for, getting the same perf boost for 25% the cost sounds like a good value prop.

Granted, a laptop should last more than a year, but presumably it starts to show it's age in under four, whereas the remote browser can improve over time.
London's forgotten river and the barrister who saved it
Whew i'm safe, all I wear is PJs
10s is an extreme link time with lld. lld can link clang in 6s. Mold cuts that in half, but it's still true that you save 3s, not a minute.
Many have. Bringing an issue up doesn't mean something gets changed....
I use https://www.directorylister.com/ to share my media files.
Wouldn't that mean that literally every exchange of value would need to take place on a publicly auditable blockchain? Even gifts/barter?
Perhaps crypto-exchange could be transparent to third-parties through blockchain(s)? It should not be hard to declare all account numbers, so whole crypto-balance could be online validated.
That's referred to as "source-available" to distinguish it from free/libre software.
FWIW I tried it several times, and you can try it yourself even without a paid account. I just asked Siri to "share this with [name]".
Anti-competitive behavior: disallowing a commercial app from existing by means that are illegitimate.
Funnily enough, the few times I've seen Citrix remote-desktop browsers used it's been for the opposite use case: isolating potentially malicious websites in a virtual machine so they can't compromise employees' computers.
thank you, stumbled into your project repo months ago, and found it really useful.
Sidenote: Maybe I'll add Windows installation instructions to your documentation
Lol. Upbase has a kanban board for this purpose :))
In the mobile phone hardware duopoly, if you choose not to play you simply aren't playing.

That's a large ecosystem of hardware to deny oneself access to these days. It'd be like not writing apps for the IBM PC in the '80s because you don't trust IBM's business practices.
So any DB container by definition would have massively high percentage just because DB app itself is few tens of MB but database data is in tens of gigabytes ?

Seems like really useless metric for containers.

I can get it for OSes (some packages there do manage DB data, and even have option to remove it when removing package) but for container it does seem a bit pointless
Congrats on your approval. You application example is missing Founders part, and there's a saying that early stages is not about a product idea, but about investing in the right people.

Do you think you got in because of some pre-product traction or because you convinced YC that your team is great (which we can't see from here)?
> Seems like they are just stating objective facts without putting any judgement to it.

Isn't the parent's comment an opinion based on anecdotal experiences?

If you have data to share, that'd be helpful.
Become a substitute teacher first.
I've heard good STEM substitutes are hard to find. (and frequently rebooked)

It'll also a low bar way to test out whether you enjoy teaching, and which age range you prefer to teach.
Divergent SARS-CoV-2 variant emerges in deer with deer-to-human transmission
The ksh that ships with OpenBSD, it's available under Linux as loksh. I've never needed a tutorial as such, because found its man page to be well written and comprehensive. However, I can recommend the old book The Unix Programming Environment by Kernighan and Pike, it also is well written and helped me quite a bit. Just understanding one smaller tool (ksh) better has helped me do more with it and use fewer addons extensions, which personally make me happy; works for me.
How has cups or clang became less relevant?
How does boiling increase the fiber content of carrots? Where does the extra fiber come from?
Possibly not great for men:

"One of my sons works in early education. He can talk quite movingly about the stigma that you'll face as a man. People will question your motives. At worst, some people will suggest, either jokingly or not, that you might be motivated by pedophilia. "What is it about young kids that appeals to you?" is the kind of question you hear.

There are some quite nasty stereotypes around men in those professions."

https://www.upr.org/npr-news/npr-news/2022-11-04/men-are-str...
Sure, but I really really love the computer actually. I'm here because I love it and because I want it to be better for everyone.
With UX and performance jabs you take care of clickup too. God it sucks.
Congratulations for your contribution to PM, creating and sharing your toolbox. I wish I will be able to accomplish releasing such work for my process as well at some point in time.

Building a team is always a turn-key project. Tools are a part of it.

Time will tell if this is going to be a widely adopted framework or you are able to inspire several people with your ideas and some of them get adopted in other tools. Even if it only allowed you to better understand your ideas it is worth it. Once again - congratulations and continue inspiring others!
I didn't say there wasn't a standard. Just because there is a standard doesn't mean it works well. Hence the whole "more than one standard" situation...
Psychology research is all over the place. If they mean willpower as this general concept, then probably it's not a thing.

But if you have junk food in your home some people (like myself) will eat it compulsively at some point.
I work at a FANG and the approach to interns is just the opposite.

Give them something interesting that could make for a great VP demo that you’d want to work on if you had the time to do, but are too busy working on actual deliverables.

Interns also get to meet the exec teams and usually the CEO. It’s a great place to be!
7 months until Turkey's next presidential election

This reminds me of the failed coup [1], they claimed CIA's involvement [2]

Judging by the blast [3], it definitely is not artisanal

[1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_Turkish_coup_d%27%C3%A9ta...

[2] - https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-42198399

[3] - [!! NSFW !!] https://twitter.com/Tendar/status/1591794741670445062
USDC does not offer yield, but it is still useful.

Ethereum staking is actually a sustainable yield as long as there remains demand for block space.
So if I work for a commercial company, but exclusively use the software for internal, non-sold activities is that ok? It is only when the software is used within a commercial product directly or is it anything that enable a commercial company to keep the lights running?
I noticed the pivot! Wasn't going to bring it up (sometimes it's a sore subject or noone else's business) but it did indeed raise an eyebrow. Glad you mentioned it.
I did a driving trip through Mississippi a while back, and tbh people were much nicer and mannered than people in suburban California.
Or reconciled via periodic book keeping? This mistake was made 3 weeks ago. The fact that the internet is doing accounting for crypto.com should be a huge red flag.
Consider:

* technical writing

* QA

* office manager (Put everything into a ticketing system with reminder alerts. Don't give anyone else access. Nearly everything an office manager does is a ticket with a deadline and a series of subtasks. The difference between an excellent office manager and a terrible one is their attention to detail. Outsource that to a computer.)

* Logistics/shipping management. (Everything I said about office manager, but with more phone calls.)
My writing is far too ugly for that. Also no grep. But I thought about one of those e-paper notepads thingies...
Did that.. and a postdoc. IMHO it's a waste of time and does not get you any closer to your goals. Exception could be when you end up on a project that could become a startup business idea, but that is not what OP is asking.
I've observed several people in my network leave tech and go into financial planning or real estate. I've also seen people go into teaching and/or into endeavors like small scale agriculture and custom furniture. Depends a lot on your personal skills, motivation, location, and savings.
With ”short-lived”, I rather meant something like: ”does one job and then exits”, as opposed to something more dynamic – of course, that it takes a long or short time to execute isn’t by itself relevant.
The app can definitely still exist and even be vended on other stores, such as F-Droid.

This smells similar to the Fortnite / Apple dustup, and the end result of that wasn't that Apple was forced to re-list Fortnite in their App Store; it was that [edit: my mistake; misremembered] Apple was barred from retaliating against Epic but the only way to play Fortnite (legally) on Apple hardware now is through Microsoft's cloud service.

I don't know what legal precedent would force Google to list an app in their (obviously large and market-dominant) private store that they wholly own.
Changed it to "claim". My point was that they're not picking a side and that there's no need to get defensive about it.
counting calories gives you knowledge of what you are putting in.

The problem with people who pitch it as the answer (rather than one line on four full whiteboards) is that calories out is very difficult to control or measure, and will tend to reduce in proportion to calories in.

On the flip side, many people find that their base metabolic rate increases when they switch to a very low carb diet - this is both because using the nutrients in their food takes more energy, and because they are no longer suppressing their body's use of energy with overabundant insulin.

Low carb aka Atkins are typically hormonally-focused diets, not a caloric deficit diets.

Paleo is an autoimmune-friendly diet, not a caloric deficit diet.
RE: #2, would "wait $(jobs -rp)" work for you?
Because each tweet is (possibly) worthy of separate discussion. you have

Tweet 1: thesis.

t2: supporting evidence A.

t3: supporting evidence B.

Say you agree with the thesis but think evidence A is weak or otherwise want to discuss it, you don't pollute the discussion on the thesis or supporting evidence B.
Interesting article on younger elephants without a dad having crazy hormones and killing all the rhinos. They had to bring in “dad” elephants to put a stop to it. The hormone levels would drop when a big male was around.

https://www.bbcearth.com/news/teenage-elephants-need-a-fathe...
Do you have evidence that crypto is widely used for remittances?
I don't see that ever adding boot environment support to Windows though, at least not in a way that's comparable to how it should work.
This was such an amazing comment I had to make an account just to let you know and thank you
>Something happened to the world economy after mid-2010s where demand for real estate grew like crazy

r > g and low interest rates.

The tax regime is configured to allow wealth to grow faster than the real economy.
>There are lots of industries where only the most hardcore of programmers use the professional-grade tools.

e.g?
what would be the use case of this measure?
Apple Plans a 3D World and Video Service for Its Mixed-Reality Headset
Single-Board Computer from a TV
Both things can be true at the same time. I dropped of CH because the synchronicity was too much for me. But apparently other people still use Twitter spaces.
If there is 1 feature that all of these tools neglected, it's speed.

They are way too slow loading huge Javascript libraries unnecessarily.

By the way, what you are building looked almost exactly like Wrike.
Yep, I was thinking that there could be a good and bad form of my first argument, and this sounds like the former!
My unpopular opinion is that this is a major factor that contributes to the trans (MTF) epidemic. FTM is more of a mass hysteria, which we know women are way more susceptible to.

Now please go ahead and downvote me since my opinion violates your worldview.
The thing that worked for me was time restriction. I can't reliably count calories but I can quite easily look at the clock and decide whether it's feeding hours or fasting hours. Doesn't make it easy, but made it possible.

(lost 20ish kg first time with fitness and diet change, put most of it back on over many years due largely to buffet lunch in the office followed by bad habits, lost it again by using time restriction and that seems to have stuck so far)
You are 100% free to fork the last permissively licensed commit and maintain it yourself. Looking forward to seeing you put in some work with the same enthusiasm that you use to tell people how to run their projects.
See also this commit: https://github.com/DarwinAwardWinner/roll/commit/726f0510179...

Commit message:

> Use random.SystemRandom as random source

> Now all dice rolls are cryptographically secure against criticism for being ostensibly non-random.
The Crossbow Project: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTx_qTwQqjU
Hmm. "AT&T"? I thought it at least came from DEC via the PDP-11,7 assembler.

And I'm guessing Intel didn't invent doing it backwards in their own either.
That footnote confirms the traditional position that a floating point zero need NOT have an all-zero bit representation.
Humans are the ones committing fraud for personal gain in traditional finance as well as in crypto. This does not negate the value proposition of crypto even one bit, in fact it strengthens it even more, because proponents have been calling for maximization of trustless open-source auditable smart contracts and minimization of human interference. ftx was a banking failure, not crypto. fraud is and always was illegal, no amount of regulation can prevent that, auditable open-source smart contracts are a good solution imo.

I'm so tired of these reddit one liners "but crypto bad" tho, hn should uphold higher standards of conversation
Incredibly wrong take.
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Not all WYSIWYG editors are created equal. This would be a way to compare just how WYSIWYG they are for the output(s) that you care about.
How does that pay though? I know OP mentioned they’re fine with a paycut, but I my understanding was subs tend to get a low per-diem pay that would probably end up much less than 1/3 of what they were getting in tech. Most subs I remember tended to be rather old and I imagine they were mostly supplementing other income.
Why Can't Pollsters Reach Gen Z?
I love that because it seems like the retro encabulator video, but is actually pretty much how things really work.
Or, you are overestimating your contribution because fugu is 0.01% of the restaurants order and you being the super chef don't like to help with normal boring sushi.

Okay, enough analogies. Here is the thing: your 30 years of experience maybe means squat if you are a COBOL god and we are a React shop.

To stay relevant in this business you need to study. A lot. If you don't, you might end up in this situation where you contribute barely to the team but consider yourself the top dog because you don't understand what the other are doing.
Per user per month = no thanks.
You lost contact with your inner self. Those are the keywords i’d google around for a starter in your position (which I currently kinda am)
Thanks for sharing your experiences. Yeah I agree with you that it's hard to convince people to tweak their process, but the opposite is true. Hopefully, we can attract (enough) people who find Upbase a good fit, not the other way around.
I think the delta you're talking about is already gone. Figma is generally considered more performant with its WASM rendering approach than its desktop counterparts.

But I don't think the let's say "other deltas" that are now keeping other high-powered apps from becoming web apps are moving at all. You can check my other comments in this thread for more details, but a specific point I'm making with the original comment is that there are other areas the Figma hasn't dented at all that prevent more powerful apps from being adapted to the browser. And that the fact that design no longer needed those features is what paved the way for its success.

Figma as part of an app family, is way way more similar to Google Slides (i.e., office suite) than it is to Photoshop (i.e., "professional" software).
Is it the case that they hadn't caught the error until the public found out? Or just that they hadn't made any statement about the error until they had to? Because if they didn't actually correct the error until it was called out, that makes me think that surely there is something nefarious going on. Like an internal attempt to steal something.
HN is one of the worst place on the internet but it pretends the opposite and watching the insanity here is addictive, I have to admit I cant help yelling at them when they say really stupid and/or antisocial things.
Michael Lewis’ next book is about Sam Bankman-Fried
This wouldn’t work for APIs or controllers that you make requests to via JS, but for the default use case of forms it’s an _incredible_ idea.

It would probably be not too hard to do as a gem - you inject a hidden field when form_with is called and you define a new method on params so the controller can indicate that this approach is being used.
Simple things like:

Spodcast, a Spofify->RSS bridge [1], made it because I listen to netcasts while working outside out of network reach (forest and field work).

Reader, a native-look epub/pdf/cb[rz] reader for Nextcloud [2], made it when my daughter was issued an iPad at school on which she was not allowed to install any "apps" while I thought the thing was tailor-made for reading books. The iPad was returned years ago but I recently updated Reader to make it run again.

...and a host of small tools which I make just when I need them, dumping them to GH for all to peruse, e.g.:

ZMapi, a Zoneminder CLI tool [3], made it when I installed a video surveillance system in the new barn which uses Chinese cameras which I do not want to be able to access the 'net directly.

bs, a Bookstack API CLI tool [4], made it when I needed to upload a large number of conference videos to a Bookstack site.

...etc

I don't have much time for these side things since I'm mostly busy on and around the farm but every now and then the weather is a good excuse to keep me inside...

[1] https://github.com/Yetangitu/Spodcast

[2] https://github.com/Yetangitu/files_reader

[3] https://github.com/Yetangitu/zmapi

[4] https://github.com/Yetangitu/bs
I think it is Javascript. Is he using some kind of library relating to music (claps. cymbals etc.)
I did not mean the cli itself (such as bash), but small programs it executes (such as ls).

Also not arguing for the practice as a general strategy, but feels like it could have a place!
>The report projected that the United States would have a cumulative total of 7.5 to 10 million metric tons of solar panel waste in 2050.

This compares to 292 million tons of total landfill waste in 2018 alone [1], putting solar panel waste on the order of 0.1% of total waste produced in the US between now and 2050.

[1] https://www.epa.gov/facts-and-figures-about-materials-waste-...
Crypto exchanges race to soothe clients’ nerves after FTX collapse
> Ukrainian combatants use of commercial drones and anti-tank shells might be a great example of how this argument is 100% cohesive.

That's a circular argument, as it's observing that a country fighting a defensive war will use available arms in a defensive manner.
The Senior Shift
>If solar panels can last 40 to 50 years, which is roughly double what used to be the rule of thumb for their life span

Presumably, these panels face ever diminishing efficiencies. What is the threshold where it makes sense to replace a working, but low efficiency panel with a new one? That is, if a field of ancient generation-1 panels is operating at 5% efficiency, is it worth the expense to tear them out and replace them with generation N?
https://archive.ph/wip/E8ydy