skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Yes? Everyone knew that volume in crypto was too high and likely irrationa

No, everyone knows that the exchange volume in crypto is high and fraudulent. Irrational behavior is not acknowledging it.

> Lots of CEOs seem to do things like this; again that's not a strong signal. Also doesn't have anything to do with algebra.

They do not. There's 24 hours in a day. Excluding 5 hours the CEO "slept", two hours that CEO spent eating and waking up that leaves 17 hours total. Every single activity one engages in subtracts available time for running the company.

> FTX had several hundred employees

FTX "leadership" lived in a single Penthouse in Bahamas, having sex with each other. Fish rots from the head. In this case anyone who did not want to ignore it saw that the head of the fish was rotten.
As a counterpoint, my cardiologist suggested I get an Apple watch so I could keep a better eye on things and send him any questionable ECGs. At least some doctors seem to think there are positives.
I actually used ubuntu for desktop for many, many years, and really didn't have many issues with it. At some point i moved to Linux Mint (can't recall why, or maybe just to distro hop)....and stayed from about version 17.1 (Rebecca?) til about 19.2 (Tess or Tina?)...and at some point got annoyed with Mint...so hopped to Fedora ~early 2020, and have enjoyed it ever since. While both ubuntu and fedora work nicely, i *feel* like Fedora has newer things in it. Certainly with Snaps, Flatpaks, and AppImages, technically one can keep living in a world with newer things....but i favor fedora's near-cutting edge approach. I have not tried Arch yet or any of the rolling distros....that seems a tad too cutting edge for me. Of course everyone's mileage may vary. But nowadays Fedora runs really nicely on desktops, and i have no desire to hop to any other distro (for desktop).

Not that you asked, but for servers, it has been ubuntu all the way for me...but that's simply for familiarity, and work has only required a basic ubuntu server to do a job, and cary on with other matters. I have no experience with non-ubuntu stuff on the server side. While i know tons of people who run CentOS on servers, i don't know anyone who personally runs fedora on the server. (I'm excluding mention of good ol' Solaris, BSD, and other unix systems from back in the ol' days of course. ;-)
"side effects of leaving twitter" got an answer (tldr: you'll lose your social capital) while "side effects of leaving facebook" hit the content filter. nice one, well done.
Some early speculation suggests it may be the unintended fallout of a missile hit by air defense systems, as opposed to a deliberate or intentional strike.

Time will tell. It is a credible possibility, however, so let's not be too hasty to jump to conclusions in this fairly critical matter.
Interesting execution. I'm not totally sold that Sapling is somehow forcing smaller/(more understandable) commits. Running Sapling restack with the manual step of an `amend` doesn't sound too different than running `git rebase -i` and moving the commits around. ReviewStack is interesting, but nothing new. It seems like it's removing the need to click through the commits page in GH by exposing it in a dropdown. IMO, the real improvement to our workflows will come from using better diff tools to make reviews more intuitive. I am biased of course :) (full disclosure: I work on DiffLens https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=DiffLens... )
Does it support commit signing? I spent a while reading the website and couldn't find anything suggesting it does. Lack of that is a showstopper for me (and frankly, should be a showstopper for anyone).
Guild Wars is the only game made by an "ex-Blizzard" staffed studio that I feel has had any significant amount of success. Just goes to show how much these things are collaborative efforts that rely on a particular environment to come together.
> Note: Federation is still in active development

And here's the repos https://github.com/LemmyNet

It looks like ActivityPub
Makes you wonder if the Sage of Omaha is encouraging Apple to become a Samsung with both horizontal and vertical integration.
"A community of leftist privacy and FOSS enthusiasts, run by Lemmy’s developers"

Looks like a no for me. But I appreciate the effort.
Buying useful things with money to make more money is pretty much the definition of a businessman, after all.

And it seems like the ROI on politicians is amazing.
I'm in the private sector and I'm in no way allowed to accept gifts worth more than 10-15€ and even those are under strict premises to not allow it to be misconstrued as a bribe.

Not even working in any industry that is usually under scrutiny for bribes (finance, defence, pharma, etc.).
LISA Made LISA Obsolete
I'm still hoping for a DVD release, but I doubt it will happen because Disney. It took ages for Gravity Falls.
Interesting note for users of all iPhones (not just iPhone 14):

> Dialing 911 on an iPhone actually does some interesting stuff in the background. Unlike a normal call to your friends, dialing 911 elevates the iPhone to go beyond your carrier’s cell towers. So, even if your phone says it doesn’t have signal – that means it doesn’t have signal from your specific carrier. But when you dial 911 (even today on an iPhone), it forces it to any carrier tower that might be nearby, regardless of your carrier plan.

Really nicely written and informative article!
FYI this is a GPT3 bot.
I had a domestic wire temporarily seized for 2 days because a bank wanted to KYC me a second time, even though I'd already KYC to open the account.

Yes I was made whole but it was unpleasant and I happily would have eaten the ~.30 of litecoin transaction fees and 0.1% crypto exchange fee to avoid that. Not to mention the wire cost me $15 in the first place and not everyone has ready access to a bank with free wires.
One of my favourite dystopia films.
Windows Kernel Driver Development in C# with Windows Driver Kit (WDK)
No, it is relevant. The switch to proof-of-stake is a recent one, there was plenty of CO2 emitted by mining ETH. And there is still infrastructure that supports it. These are negative externalities, just like the negative externalities of crypto fraud, black markets and money laundering.

And it seems there isn’t much to show on the good side, for all these negative externalities.
Compare sizes of countries drag and drop
zstd is fantastic, though I suppose it's not the sort of thing that particularly needs ongoing active maintenance.
The only barrier for higher stakes applications is going to be the frequency of errors. Flying an airplane or running a factory has a lot less margin for error, but humans don't do those things perfectly either (Chernobyl, Three Mile Island, Union Carbide-Bhopal disaster). It doesn't have to be perfect, just better than humans. And in fact, I'd argue that by having no deterministic outcomes prevents systemic failure, like having a single point of failure for all those drones in the crappy episodes of Star Wars.
Culture != race

(to the degree that “race” is a definable thing to begin with…)

I was born and raised in a Southern US state, and moved to the East Coast for a job in my 20s. On my first day I showed up at 7am because I wasn’t given a start time. The next person arrived at 9:20am. I was later told “we start at 9”.

Where I’m from, showing up twenty minutes after the “start time” for a job without excuse or apology would have a decent chance of getting you fired on the spot.

Both places could definitely be described as “white” - and for that matter, it’s even more pronounced now that I’m working mostly for California companies. Working hours are at best a suggestion.
Ok, that chastens me. Sort of, I really feel like I shouldn't think I know the answer to any of them, wrong use of brain cells.
I bill a small amount ( < 50 hours ) a year mostly to family friends who need a bit of IT help. I pick a price that I think is fair for the service and divide that by my hourly rate.

The hourly rate is simply there because it was too confusing for both me and my customers to have a fixed price for each random thing they might need help with.

ie. Instead of billing $500 for a "Basic Website", I'd bill 10 x $50/hr for "Web Consulting".
You're not quite asking the right question. In 2020 there was no reliable evidence to favor early use of invasive mechanical ventilation over other therapies. Some clinicians were quick to put patients on invasive ventilators because they wrongly assumed that non-invasive devices would increase the risk of virus transmission to hospital workers.

https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/news/2021/non-invasive-ventilat...

https://doi.org/10.1016/S2213-2600(20)30181-8

As with most other aspects of pandemic management, people made bad assumptions and jumped to incorrect conclusions based on little real evidence.

No one is claiming that ventilators don't help. They have been an effective salvage therapy in some cases where less aggressive treatments failed. But at the population level the number of patients who actually survived only because they were put on a ventilator is so small that it didn't have a major impact on survival rates.
There are no credible reports of S-300 being used to target any land system. The S-300 would be a very poor missile to use this way, and it would make no sense to waste it blowing up unimportant targets, when Russia is still sending large waves of cheaper-to-produce missiles at strategically important systems like power plants.

You would need to believe that an expensive missile is intentionally being used to blow up a city intersection somewhere or an office building while cheaper missiles are being used to knock out transformers and military barracks. That fails basic internal consistency checks.

There are, however, plenty of credible reports of Ukrainian S-300s damaging random infrastructure in these areas (and in other areas), always in the aftermath of drone attacks and cruise missile attacks when the AA systems are activated. The randomness of the targets and their distance from any strategic target is evidence that they are AA misses that missed.

Then we have the physical evidence, that this is an S-300 missile.
Found it! I challenge you to find the reference to the Fifth Element...
Shonda Rimes owns Grey's. Take it up with her.
For me, the OP's interpretation is very questionable or at least hasty. The first reason that comes to mind is that there is less recruitment at the end of the year. Because in the above statistics (due to lack of data?) only the data within the year is possible, such rhythms are not recorded.

I talk to HR people from different companies (in Berlin) from time to time and they still complain about the lack of skilled workers.
Lastly, there is an armada of economic institutes in Germany that do not foresee a "job market crash" either. Jobs are a lagging indicator and the German economy is still growing. Only next year will there be a slight recession.

P.S.: For a good statistical analysis, the data source should be mentioned (which website), different sources (e.g. different portals, different source). A data lake otherwise does not make much for an alarmist analysis.
I can absolutely make a native version that's considerably less efficient than this one.

And yes, a more efficient browser version is possible (and possibly simpler). People like to fixate on platforms, but it's all about implementation.
It's Activision Blizzard. That acquisition is just totally irrelevant based on every metric except maybe revenue. AB is primarily CoD. I'll take some minor consolidation over Kotick and his cronies keeping their jobs after what they did to the women working there, particularly the one who committed suicide because of them. I want AB to burn to the ground, but I'll take the current management being replaced as a consolation prize.
Is it 1/1500'th of r/brka but with 1/10k'th the vote?
This project looks amazing - it lets you build Windows kernel drivers using C#!

Hopefully the sample will get a little more fleshed out though, for example showing how to communicate with a userland process.

I'd love to see another sample for a minifilter driver too!
The benefits of the consumer measures in comfort or social status, mostly.

The benefits of the producer measures in dollars.

However you balance it, the producer wins. By many orders of magnitude.

And since were talking about privacy and personal data, the more consumers there are, the more the producers improve their margin on each and all consumers.
To use an analogy from Catholic theology, J-sus would be analogous to the company owner while the Pope would be analogous to the COO. Hope that helps on providing understanding.
441 ppm CO2 turns out to be quite close to enough to cause global catastrophe.
I've been using lazygit[0] for a while, which might not be what you're looking for but I enjoy it a lot.

[0]: https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit
My guess is that Elon went to china and saw some everything apps there, and is 100% convinced that there is a way to turn twitter into that, and that will lead to an explosion in use of everything app in the US, causing twitter revenue to explode.

While I do think there are some market opportunities in the US (and around the world) for new types of sites with more features than just "social media" but the path that Musk is following is extremely unlikely to give him the opportunity to be a lead player in that evolution. He consistently takes actions that lead to him not being able to achieve his goals.
So insufferable reddit moderators just moved to their own playground?
Look to companies that never go public
There are problems with using the suicide factory as a moral point expecting someone to give up an iphone.

We're generally not given a baseline for the surrounding city, area, and country. The west has suicides, China will have suicides, how does this factory compare to those? Our impact isn't explained, along with the replacement for it, on the worker, the company, demand, and so forth. If there are any better alternatives and for who, and what the apples-to-oranges weighting for that decision is. The feelings and preferences of current, post, and hopeful company/industry employees and other citizens in that area.
The developer platform that gets out of your way
For those wondering...

> The service will be included for free for two years starting at the time of activation of a new iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro, and iPhone 14 Pro Max. ^4

> ^4. Users who purchased an iPhone 14 model before the availability date of Emergency SOS via satellite will receive two years of the service free starting from the service availability date.
Interesting choice by them... I'm tired of politics.
Could you do this with circle or sinusoid,
but maybe adding a line or top & bottom point,
for regular breathing?

I'm also planning to combine 40Hz bineural beats, pink noise and using drum beats per minute to keep breathing pattern without visuals.

Hmm Maybe adding more beats but of different volume or with irregular interval would produce a mental circle following path between top and bottom, breath in / breath out.

I was experimenting with small breaths sequences, like hardcoding counting without need for counting consciously but disrupting smooth breathing makes it unnatural & ineffective.
Link for the curious: https://github.com/libredirect/libredirect
Remember that two wrongs don't make a right. If you use offensive slurs to justify your disagreement towards what you perceive is the direction of (possibly more offensive) speech on Twitter that doesn't make you right, it makes you double-wrong.
Fair enough!

Although if Evan had access to the codebase after he was an employee and if it was the Facebook codebase that was open sourced then Facebook were involved. The original post sounded (to me) like the OSS code wasn’t the same as the FB code.

I think that just backs up my point that it was the Wild West back then in terms of individual decision making.
Click the changes tab up top, looks like stuff is added regularly.
Hmm, my edit below erased my original comment, as I wasn't paying attention... Anyway, the gist is that NixOS runs great in Parallels, using the patched parallels-tools module from this nixos config: https://github.com/wegank/nixos-config/tree/main/hardware/pa...

Some packages on nixpkgs aren't available for aarch64-linux, but mostly unfree stuff like Spotify that's available on macOS. Overall I really like it, and I hardly ever interact with the host OS anymore for dev work. That said, I still use macOS for casual browsing, since scrolling and trackpad gestures are smoother than in linux. Not a big deal, since copy/paste works fine.

edit to add a link to my config, which has a couple tweaks for screen resolution, etc: https://github.com/yusefnapora/nixos-system-flake/blob/main/...

Mine is using an older and more complicated version of the parallels-tools patch, so go with the one linked above if you end up using Parallels.

You could also try UTM, which now has support for Rosetta for x86 binaries. There's a good writeup for NixOS + Rosetta here that I can confirm works: https://xyno.space/post/nixos-utm-rosetta - I had some random instability with UTM though, so switched back to Parallels.
You’re right, it’s not a news agency, however it is masquerading as one to try and increase their legitimacy. It’s reasonable to criticise their behaviour.
I'm glad you mentioned Jujutsu. Given that it's also a git-compatible SCM my first thought upon seeing this post was how Sapling and Jujutsu compare.
> It's cause and effect all the way down.

Ukraine is sovereign country Russian has no right to invade it whatever you think Maidan.
Artificial photosynthesis that is 10 times more efficient than existing systems
Of course in a negative-sum game, most people will lose money in the end of the day.

The $$ going in is equal to the $$ going out of the system. However, som of the $$ goes to miners as transaction fees. Therefore, for the non-miners, it will be a negative-sum game, where less money will go out of the system, than what the traders are putting into it.
Drawing and typing significantly improved my grades. No sense of peer pressure. During university, half the time I used a Surface Pro 2, half the time I used a bluetooth keyboard connected to my Android phone.

My studying workflow was based on digitized notes, so it saved time. I didn't need to worry about running out of space on the page and didn't need to worry about losing notes. It also provided timestamping for free.
Show HN: Sketch a fashion design and get a visualisation
I don't think a heavily reported on and discussed story meets any normal definition of "suppressed".
McPixel Runs on Every OS
Given that TSLA has come down by close to half in the past year, yeah I don't think available information was appropriately priced in. There was plenty of room for someone to say "This PE has the wrong number of digits." But because shares are claims on future revenue, their value can be grounded to _something_.

My point is not that BTC is volatile, but that it has no fundamentals. There is only the sentiment of other participants. Tulip bulbs can at least be planted.
From my friends who work at Apple, there’s a lot less of that promotion-driven work because most of the engineers there are at ict4.
I worked in a hot-metal news room (with lino-types) take the parent article with a grain of salt - it really worked like this:

1) Linotype machine contains positive type molds, it assembles them into lines and mechanically left/right justifies them

2) Lino machine pours liquid metal into the line of type to make a negative image (mirror writing)

3) Lino operator runs in k roller over finished article's type and prints a quick copy

4) Copy is sent to readers/copy holders who check the spelling/grammar

5) Lino operator fixes bad lines

6) backwards type articles is sent to subeditors who lay out pages (using fixed type for headlines and including photos)

7) a papermache-like substrate is heat pressed on to the flat page producing a positive image

8) the substrate is bent into a half cylinder and a negative version is cast in to metal

9) the half cylinder is bolted to the main press along with the half cylinder for the facing page

10) the press rolls making positive images and collating all the papers from the different rollers into newpapers

So for the record positive->negative->positive->negative->positive to make a hot metal paper
That was really awesome, I've been a Buckethead fan since I discovered his music through Guitar Hero way back in the day.

Enter The Chicken has to be one of the most underrated metal albums of the 2000s, the collaborations with Serj Tankian stand out but there's a lot of great tracks on there.

I'm a guitarist so I enjoy shred wankery more than the average joe, but the actual songs with lyrics on Enter the Chicken stand up to repeat listening much better than most of his work imo. (ymmv)
https://archive.ph/mUrAj
Question: How many people are working on AI at meta?

Answer: 100

There is no way of knowing where this number came from and is almost guaranteed to be too low. For now, traditional search seems to be the better choice.
> I haven't used VS in a decade, but you needed to restart your program after changing the code.

Well then you need to learn your tools better. VS has had Edit and Continue since 2005.
He's since deleted the tweet, making this whole thing a 10/10 troll that Musk never in a million years should have fallen for.
When Google Reader died I used TT-RSS but the author was just a user-hostile jerk I switched to Feedly and have been happy since.

Reading your wish list, I don't know of any feed app which lets you add arbitrary articles like a "read later" functionality. Unless you send them to your own linkblog and subscribe to that in your RSS reader of choice?

It sounds more like you want a bookmark manager.

I keep "read later" in a browser folder per month. If I don't read them that month I just archive the folder. But I figure if I didn't get a chance to read that's okay, I can't keep up on the whole internet.
> If I follow, the police would need access to the recordings to make the case, which would mean at least probable cause for a warrant.

PC is a very low bar.

> In general, the shotspotter and surveillance cameras already exist, so what do you have to counteract that

It's not binary. Lots of areas, including the inside of your house, probably aren't covered by surveillance cameras.
1. Elect competent politicians

2. Pray
Makes sense. My setup doesn't allow for that. Hence my ignorance. Good for you!
So no independent source with two pictures without context. That sounds like manipulation.
I was subject to discussions at school about the UK gov's ludicrous 'Protect and Survive' novelty booklet in the 70s. Some years later The Young Ones episode 'Bomb' seemed like the most appropriate response.

Having grown up pretty much assuming I'd be incinerated by nukes at some point (I frequently dreamed of mushroom clouds on the horizon as a child), this is all nothing new to me. I've lived longer than I ever expected.
Q: This statement is false.
A: This statement is false.
> That one works better against arguments that we should do some kind of negotiated settlement that gives Putin territory and rewards him for launching this war.

Your original comment called for staying the course in response to an escalation by Putin. That sounds much like rewarding him to me.
You missed the context of the comment. Comment was for the single-server, not for 2+ let alone fleet :)
Now it's active shooter drills from kindergarten on. :-/

There was a brief, happy span of a couple decades without duck-n-cover or shooter drills, though.