skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm exactly the target audience here--simple, blank (logo free) apparel is exactly what I like to wear.

That said, I would need to see the prices come down before I'd consider using it. I see the Signature Shirt is $12. For comparison, I recently purchased 6-pack of blank t-shirts [1] for $21 ($3.50/shirt), and found them to be excellent quality. I've ordered similar packs in the past for similar prices, and have always received high quality products. It would be hard for me to justify spending 3-4x per shirt AND a $70 annual membership on top of that.

Without the membership fee I might consider it, but I think it's simply too expensive as it stands. I do think it's a great concept.

[1] https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B086L1PM8V
git-branchless
It's mostly systemd's fault.
Platformer said 25% staying? Which probably gets Musk Closer to that 75% layoff number he originally said he was looking for. It's probably a good sign for him that he keeps having to set new ultimatums. Lots of people want to stay.

Looks like the ultimatum was 5pm Eastern, so i guess it's done.

edit: Apparently I misinterpreted this as a stick when it's a carrot, people get to work remote.
https://nitter.net/ZoeSchiffer/status/1593366901979172864#m
Is that contract valid? What did you receive of value in exchange for signing away your copyright?
Its also the plot of a 90s star trek tie in novel for children where they had kids play a censored video game but were really exterminating the native population https://memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/Highest_Score

Anyways, its a reasonably common sci-fi plot.
"Stargate SG-1" had an episode with this title. https://stargate.fandom.com/wiki/Memento_Mori
And if you do, could you also share it with the various cloud providers so they can render an accurate status page?
The most-regretted college majors
Go full remote and hire someone to attend your meetings.
admittedly I don't, but can't a GPS system can tell you where you are, why can't GPS systems know where each phone is and create an emergency system from that ?
If you have no server cost, then the jetbrains model might make sense. Otherwise despite the loud people on HN, the subscription is the only viable model. This is especially true if you serve a niche market.
It's especially bad when put into context that America is the richest country by far on the planet, yet wealth distribution is extremely out of whack and we allow such conditions to even exist in this country.

People struggle and many don't know it needn't be so difficult, even at the 'bottom'. Sadly, most Americans have no idea just how far off things are, as indicated in this 2011 study:
https://jeremiahstanghini.com/2013/03/06/perception-vs-reali...

I worry about the instability this causes, both economically and politically, as extreme wealth (and power) continues to concentrate in few hands while so many fall down the class ladder.
How verbose. You should do {b.i.u Hello World} [1] instead.

[1] https://corebloc.neocities.org/sexpcode.html
Made in where?
> There is a frequent pattern which concerns me of primarily justifying the desire for reduced work hours in terms of the alleged increase in productivity this will bring about

Usually in the form of conflating diminishing returns with less absolute productivity.
> Some people claimed that websites without CSS and JavaScript are "bland". Who cares?

Presumably the author of this post, with of CSS and JS? Ironically They even specifically say to not do this

> If your content is readable and accessible without the noisy bells and whistles of loading animations and a fancy-pants design, then ship it

are we counting the Tweet-embedding iframe on the page as "just" HTML?
A grant alone should not count as "buying journalists". They clearly aren't acting in his interests (as they shouldn't!).
Docket: https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/65760207/united-states-...
Embarrassed to say I'd never heard it before it was featured in Andor but "an open invitation is no invitation at all" really revealed something to me about the nature of socializing.
you can listen to him rant about the Granny Smith at the end of this interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zohlRKE49wo pretty funny

“Granny Smith apple”

“Oh boy... Alright you just made a mistake”
The imagery on the frontpage seems to be taken from Uniqlo advertisement material from 2020. There seem to exist no terms of service. The site doesn't look legit to me.

Edit: A source: https://manofmany.com/fashion/mens-fashion-trends/uniqlo-u-2...
I am always curious when I hear sentiments like this. Why is BCH better than BTC as a monetary system? Is it the historical choice of larger block sizes to support currency transactions or the relative stability in USD compared to BTC?
Red Delicious was described as "mealy", which sounds like an out of season apple. The science behind long term storage of apples made it really common to have edible apples all year round but when critiquing you've got to take freshness into account.

This site has a comedy bend but with all the interest I'd love to see it embrace a rotten tomatoes kind of style (the critics vs. the masses).
https://cron.com/changelog/2022-04-11-event-blocking
I agree that browsers should offer an API in order to get all the resources easily. It would make things much easier. However, for security reasons, this API would still be restricted to environments like Web Extensions or automation tools like Playwright. FYI, I also took another approach which might interest you, see https://github.com/gildas-lormeau/SingleFileZ. The main drawback is that the HTML produced by SingleFileZ is not valid (but tolerated by the HTML5 spec.).
I suppose, thinking about how the world has changed in the last couple of decades, we have to reconsider your rights to have access to your electronic data. I cannot make any payments, read any emails, access any data, etc, without my phone or tablet that has a 2FA app.

Yes, I do have offline backups. I _should_ be able to recover my data, but should it be so hard? Millions of people don't think about this, and are at risk.
I think they've made a few pivots in terms of model at this point, but this is reminiscent of Italic[1]. Their premise was "we figure out where the luxury stuff is made and then make our white labeled stuff there without the markup" and (at least originally) charge an annual membership fee for access.

I'm not sure how true the "same manufacturer" stuff really was, but it was pretty effective marketing. Same with Everlane and others ("we're direct! cut out the middleman! no markup for logos!"), but you might want to consider speaking a little more to why someone should trust your quality versus better known brands.

Good luck!

[1] https://italic.com
So? The T480 has a 24 Wh internal battery and a 72 Wh removable battery. I have 4 of the 72 Wh and an external charger. 55 hours of runtime. What's the big deal?
The video displays exactly what I'm talking about though. The machinery is build around olive trees grown as hedges instead of the traditional tree shapes that requires shaking or ladders.

Olives as trees don't require wires to grow on like grape vines, sorry if that was what you thought I was implying.
> carrying a few batons far enough for others to pick them up.

I love that metaphor btw. Gonna use that.
Notice, you're not complaining about employees using too many health services, you're complaining about you and your employees getting massively overcharged for the (let's be honest, relatively few) healthcare services they get.

My point is -- almost none of those things should have exorbitantly high prices, because they don't actually cost that much.

Do urgent care centers actually use an exorbitant amount of resources to provide health care services? They do not. Does getting any MRI actually consume thousands of dollars of resources, even counting labor? It does not.

To me, the main reason we still have not had meaningful healthcare reform in this country is that Americans have seen the made up numbers on those ridiculous works of fiction called "medical bills" and "statements of benefits" for long enough, that they think they are real. They are not.
Not really. First of all, see my edit, which was there many hours before your reply: This is a side-topic about laypeople misappropriating technical terms, while the submission is about professional (social) psychologists. I am not a psychologist, did not attempt to discuss psychology, hence this attempted gotcha is invalid.

Second of all, my attempt (butchered or not) at using this word has no relation to the field of psychology at all since it is inspired by Marx’s use, who probably got it from Hegel (predates professional psychology, does it not?). The vernacular meaning (apparently, according to MW) means to be very fond of something. But what I mean in this context has got nothing to do with being in love with some inanimate object (in a non-sexual way); it means to use some object (although in this case an abstract one) as something to fixate on in lieu of appreciating and understanding wholly non-tangible things that may only be fully understood as relations. In this case, instead of trying to comprehend the mind as more of a web of associations, of cause and effect, you/they invent the fetish of the very animated “ego” which is trying to sabotage your every effort to achieve mindfulness, perform better in your corporate job, or what have you.
Reading the comments it seems like we need a recession. The job market of the last few years is not normal, people's expectations are way too high.
What I mean here by "transaction" semantics is not "transactional NTFS" (or the other distributed transaction engines that replaced it) but as a short hand for all the various different ways that file locking mechanics and file consistency guarantees are very different in NT/Windows/NTFS than in the POSIX "inode" model. All of that has a lot of complex moving parts (filter drivers are indeed one part of that complex dance both affecting and affected by Windows' file "transaction" semantics).

"Transaction" is a useful analogical word here for all of that complexity because how a mini-version of the CAP theorem trade-off space can be seen to apply to file systems. Windows heavily, heavily favors Consistency above all else in file operations. Consistency checks of course slow down file opening (and other operations too). POSIX heavily favors Availability above all else and will among other things partition logical files across multiple physical inodes to do that. Neither approach to "file transactions" is "better" or "perfect", they are different trade-offs. They both have their strengths and weaknesses. Using tools designed for one is always going to have some problems operating in the other. POSIX tools are always going look at Windows as "slow file IO" because it doesn't hustle for availability. Windows tools are always going to look at POSIX as willfully dangerous when it comes to file consistency. At the end of the day these filesystem stacks are always going to be different tools for different jobs.
-- Lotte world is pretty fun if you're already staying in Seoul and want to visit amusement park - if lover of amusement parks tho - E-World in Daegu = a lot of fun - tho Daegu is a boring city generally - but - Chuncheon is super easy to get to - the dakgalbi there is actually much better --
They are not. Each year, more CO2 is emitted than the previous year, and the increase over the previous year is larger than last time.

So, the total CO2 in the atmosphere is larger each year: positive first derivative, slope is up. The total added to the atmosphere per unit time is also larger than last year: positive second derivative. It is possible that the amount by which it is larger than last year's is itself decreasing: negative third derivative. But that is hard to perceive.
> people who otherwise would end up as little more than punks at Jane Street

What a terrible way to end up. No wonder they turned to crime, with that as the only alternative.
This would run counter to the "starve the beast"[1] strategy that's formed the core of conservative governance in the US for the last 50 years.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starve_the_beast
Elizabeth Holmes’s Fraud Sentence Will Send a Message One Way or Another
These scams are alot easier to catch when central banks don't have a too big to fail policy that ensures bailouts will always be available when things get too bad.
I like the context, but I think a better caveat is "so far".

Its like nuclear war. Nukes have only been used twice. So far.

And just like investing, past performance is no guarantee of future results.

So, while I hope to be proven wrong, I'd be surprised if we make it another hundred years without a draft or the nukes counter getting incremented.
My only question is, what were they doing in Argentina?

It doesn't seem like they made a serious effort to keep their identities hidden from law enforcement or they wouldn't have been that sloppy. But as long as they stayed in Russia they'd be fine.

Leaving Russia seems awfully risky if you're running a site like that, without taking far more extreme precautions.
I'd "stay" if I depended on Twitter for a visa until I can get the next job lined up. That's probably what's going on for many of the ones who aren't leaving
Poor analogies: none of what you describe is often the case out of deliberate action. Perl is often written deliberately in a way that is unreadable or maintainable. On purpose. Often because that’s what the language encourages.
How are the clothes sourced? I’m looking for a way to purchase clothes online but trying to avoid companies like Shien or ones that operate with the same level of ethical standards (or lack thereof)
>The audit firm for the Dotcom Silo was Prager Metis, a firm with which I am not familiar and whose website indicates that they are the “first-ever CPA firm to officially open its Metaverse headquarters in the metaverse platform Decentraland.”

You're not kidding.
What is the threat model that results in this being your requirement?
It's pretty, but trees are living things that communicate in strange and not entirely understood ways... Torture is torture.
Been there done that. Part of a cisco layoff due to department moving ... 15 years ago I think. Caused me to sell my shares, which turned out to be an excellent decision.
So far, the societal benefits from Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram have been net positive, because the massive amounts of data they're collecting have not yet been bulk misused for mass torture, society-wide oppression, or a large-scale war.

The game isn't over yet, however.
What's it called when one always looks to others to solve important problems?

"I'm not the right one for this job, but it's vital someone do it!" --> Nobody feels sufficiently empowered to take action and the opportunity is lost to the sands of time.
The lz4 developers are the zstd developers :) In this case I suspect the IO reductions on the output are what matter -- while lz4 is faster, it also produces more output (of course) which you then have to write to disk. This can make the wall time take longer... basically you become IO bound on output, be it network or disk.

zstd also can tune itself and adjust ratios to saturate output bandwidth, which is pretty cool (--adapt).
This is my experience. I spend 10-20 hours a week doing work that fits my job description. The rest is learning, mentoring, and organizing with other parts of the business to better enable me in those 10-20 hours of "real" work.

That said, I feel you could cut my time on the clock from 40 hours a week to 32 with minimal-to-no impact on my total productivity.
I believe most programmers don't care if linkedin vanishes tomorrow.
Intrinsically-Typed Definitional Interpreters à La Carte
A nuclear reactor requires about 0.5-1 tonnes of fissile material per GW per year and 3 to 6 years up front. Where is it supposed to come from?
The US debt is $32 trillion.

Maybe you could pay a few extra dollars in taxes to help bring it down.

Seriously, do the math.

Doing things that make zero difference doesn’t help.

It’s like the drunk looking for his keys under the street light
How does a pipe organ work?
The content works perfectly well, it is the embedded code editors that don't run without JS. Pretty reasonable if you ask me.
Eh, according to https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roko's_basilisk, the admin gave credence to the stupidity by initially calling Roll’s basilisk “a genuinely dangerous thought".

Later they all backtracked and pretended they had never agreed with any of it.
>HR should define the perfect workweek

wot?

>HR professionals must carry the torch for this issue.

bruv....
New FTX CEO named in SEC Insider Trading Report
There's no double counting. The estimate of 350 GWh ignored the fact that the lower reservoir of Snowy 2 is smaller than the upper reservoir.

In case you're unfamiliar with how pumped hydro works: There's an upper reservoir and a lower reservoir. To charge the system, water from the lower reservoir is pumped into the upper reservoir, and to withdraw energy the water is passed to the lower reservoir driving a turbine.

In Snowy 2, the upper reservoir is large enough to accommodate 350 GWh of energy. But the lower reservoir is not, and actually attempting to actually use that much storage would cause the closed loop system to lose water and permanently reduce the storage capacity unless additional water is added. If I have a 100 liter bucket up top and a 10 liter bucket down below. If I fill up the 100 liter bucket to the brim I could drain 100 liters once, but then I'd lose 90 liters and only have enough water to fill it back up to 10 liters. So does it have a capacity of 100 liters? In a pedantic sense, yes, but in practice you only have 10 liters of usable capacity.

Pumped hydro storage requires very specific geography to function, so deceptive messaging is often required to convince people of its efficacy.
Musk Softens Remote Work Mandate to Retain Twitter Staff
Well, i get your point, but as we can see this hasnt panned out in a good way. Maybe some hybrid model would work?
Anybody who'd give the two top slots to sweet tango and honeycrisp-- the proprietary, designed-by committee apples that prioritize inoffensive, bland appeal over character-- doesn't deserve an opinion on this topic. It's like ranking a bazillion craft beers and giving the #1 slot to Blue Moon and the #2 slot to Sam Adams. They're the Applebee's and Olive Garden of Apples.

Also, the descriptions show that the majority of what they've tasted were probably out of season, not ripe or overripe, and likely shipped a long distance. You might as well rank US pizza shops but only tasting them at home, delivered... even if they're across the country.

I wouldn't be surprised if this was a shill either for the people who own the honeycrisp patents, or someone who's licensed the breed and grows a lot of them.
So how much do I owe in taxes?
> and to use no desktop environment,

Why do people write comments like this as though it's reasonable way to use an everyday driver PC?

"I don't use a DE" - well then yes, obviously but you've also removed like 80% of the functionality to turn the thing into a dumb console. That's not what I want to use a computer for.
They are, I was shocked to discover, delicious and crisp, but you have 30 seconds to eat them after picking before they turn into the horror you describe so eloquently.
zstd supports using a dict across compression actions, which is what you'd want for this.
From the Day 2 email, they do have that already:

> 1.) Comments (which you can report or block by tapping on the comment)
I had a very poor experience buying from tuxedo and wouldn't recommend it. They shipped in a manner that triggered import duty (because they bundled all four into one shipment). Returning a defective laptop was impossible.

Tongfangs tend to be quite a bit better than Clevo also.
(I'm the a Unison employee that works mostly on distributed computing)

There are a few things about unison that make this easier:

* content addressed code
* unison can serialize any closure

I can ask for a serialized version of any closure, and get back something that is portable to another runtime. So in a function, I can create a lambda that closes over some local variables in my function, ask the runtime for the code for this closure and send it to a remote node for execution. It won't be a serialized version of my entire program and all of its dependencies, it will be a hash of a tree, which is a tree of other hashes.

The remote node can inspect the tree and ask for or gossip to find out the definitions for whatever hashes in that tree it doesn't already know about. It can inspect the node for any forbidden hashes (for example, you can'd do arbitrary IO), then the remote node can evaluate the closure, and return a result.

In other langauges, perhaps you can dynmically ship code around to be dynamically exeecuted, but you aren't going to also get "and of course ship all the transitive dependencies of this closure as needed" as easily as we are able to.
I had a similar situation. I used https://legalinc.com/ to close my Delaware C Corp. My C Corp was also formed by Stripe Atlas. Process was pretty painless. Cost in my case was ~$800 including this years franchise tax (~$400) which was also due. I believe you will still need to file a tax return for the Corp for this year...
Not in the West, but check Facebook and Myanmar, for example.
If you don't know what macho means, don't use the word. See Argentine culture.

Boy's and men's self-respect has been under an unrelenting assault from those who want to coerce their masculine identity to conform to naive gender-political ideals. Of course man have lost self-respect and have retreated into themselves.

Have you ever wondered where all the "good men" went? They have retreated behind emotional barriers to protect their vulnerable emotions.
Too little, too late. Without extreme carbon capture and sequestration (CCS), we're boned.
No, all over interest payments for 4 months on a $150 MM bond. So, even at 12% APR, $6 MM.

But it became unstable because it suddenly made government bonds suspect. Like, if the US Treasury announced it was just not going to pay back a $1MM bond issue, the US and world markets would tank. Size is irrelevant.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcawqEpIRVo

> A few people rushed and it was only a few

"It's just the thugs and the scabs fooling you"

A man grabbed his daughter and carried her down

But the thugs held the door and he could not get out

> And then others followed, a hundred or more

But most everybody remained on the floor

The gun thugs they laughed at their murderous joke

While the children were smothered on the stairs by the door

> Such a terrible sight I never did see

We carried our children back up to their tree

The scabs outside still laughed at their spree

And the children that died there were seventy-three
How did Theranos?
I suspect the author of the website has no time for tart apples, seems there's a bias for sweetness.
https://web.archive.org/web/20221117223105/https://www.bloom...
> In addition, Suhail had been trying out building a new product that was showing to be a reasonable alternative bet.

I see they've been distracted with AI art just like everyone else and had to jump on that bandwagon :).

Don't get me wrong -- Stable Diffusion is probably the fastest progressing thing on the internet in decades.
The collective harm of say, the navy's classified work in to compact fusion, being locked away is far greater than the collective benefit.

US black programs are full of advanced tech that could unlock all sorts of improvements in people's daily lives, tech we paid for.
From the Day 2 email, they're not conflating the two:

> The only user generated content on the app is

> 1.) Comments (which you can report or block by tapping on the comment)

> 2.) User Profiles (which you can report or block by tapping "More" in their profile