skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I wonder why Chrome doesn't ship one. They can demonstrably target that CPU, since they ship a mac/arm64 build, android builds, and of course ChromeOS for arm both 32 and 64. Perhaps the market share of Windows on arm is just negligible?
Yes, came here to complain about exactly that one! Outrage! :D

Also James Grieve, and Cox's Orange are great.

Personally I stopped touching any supermarket apples, they're all bland. I have a market in front of my house and my parents have trees in the garden, and there's nothing better.

Really speaks to what we're losing as a result of industrialized agriculture. Not saying it's not worth it in order to feed billions, that point can be made, but still...
"pricing"
"telemetry"

Moving on.
>That its community idealized and gathered around a man with no moral center

You make it sound like SBF was the prophet/leader of effective altruism, but I don't think that's the case. The wikipedia article certainly doesn't paint him as some sort of leader, and only gives a passing mention to SBF.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Effective_altruism
It's strange to see EA credited as both the reason for why this went on for so long with no oversight, and then damned in a 'ding dong the witch is dead' manner after it fell apart.

When a confidence man and thief loudly and proudly shouts out a religious affiliation as his guiding star, we generally don't go ahead and condemn the religion for his behavior. (Doing so is a great way to get canceled. At most, we blame him for not being religious enough.)
Easy, play Doom eternal, get good, and then every other FPS feels slow as molasses.
I don't think we've heard the whole story about the exposure of legit orgs and businesses.

If a pension fund loses 1%, that's manageable. If it's 10%, that's a crisis for anyone expecting benefit checks every month, and possibly a much wider pool of people/orgs if some kind of rescue or bailout is required.
Twitter is Twitter. If you move to another Twitter-like platform (Twitter[1]), you're not protecting yourself against the demise that Twitter[0] met.

So, I guess my answer is TikTok? If you don't want to use Federated alternatives, you may as well toss yourself into the algorithmic meat grinder.
> Elon has now shown us all the absolute danger of centralized platforms

Elon showed us this? Haven't people been talking about centralized vs decentralized systems for decades?
I had an idea for books shop website where you would buy a book and get it in paperback, audiobook and e-book form all at once(bundle). Ofc it would be bit pricey but readers could swap between formats at will and writers would be more rewarded and subsidized. Would anybody use it?

Somebody who pirates books in the e-form maybe would want to enjoy it in paperback and audio form as well?
>it's bulky

Slight nitpick, Total gold above the earth's surface is less than a cube with sides 25 metres each.
On one point, I fully agree with you - the whole purpose of regulations is to stop schemes from getting out of hand before the money is gone, because once it's gone, it can't usually be recouped.

But that said, I feel something is fundamentally lacking in our education system that people were convinced to put money into this shithole because Matt Damon or Tom Brady or Giselle Bundchen said it was a good idea. I mean, I have sympathy but part of me is like "Stupid is as stupid does". When celebrities started hawking crypto, it was the definite equivalent of "shoe shine boy giving stock tips" to me.
Better HTML would go a long way, for that matter. It's pretty dumb that there are millions of independent implementations of payment forms for the Web, for one thing, and that most depend heavily on javascript to function well. Simple table sorting—should be built-in, probably since 15+ years ago. Proper memory-efficient list elements, like native toolkits often feature, should be available in pure HTML. So much wasted effort because the Web took over but no-one ever bothered to make it, you know, good for all these things we're now using it for.
We also should consume less refined sugars, exercise more, be more polite to strangers, vote informed... and you see how all that works.
While I agree somehow, we live in 2022 with high broadband and powerful browsers/CPU.

There are millions of Americans who do not have this luxury. And let's not pretend it's not a luxury.

Just a couple of weeks ago there was an item in the news that a million people in New York City who do not even have cell service in their homes.

I think it was in the Times article about the 5G towers popping up everywhere.
Let's abolish the word "need" from article headlines
Anecdotally, I find this to be the case with many fruits, especially citrus. I always figured that a lemon is a lemon and a lime is a lime, but after getting into cocktails and mixology, I realized that there is a night-and-day difference between high-quality fruit and the cheap stuff at your discount grocery store. This doesn't mean organic fruit is always strictly better, but I have found it to be a pretty reliable proxy for quality.
It's been almost a year since this was last posted and their promised Linux build hasn't emerged. If they're working hard, their optics certainly don't reflect it.
Man in Saughton Jail Part 3
But this is exactly how all assets are priced and that price signal is good enough to take loans out against the asset collateral and create even more money supply.
Yep, in northern climates it is essential in the winter to disconnect hoses and turn off the supply to outdoor-facing valves from inside if possible. Underground sprinkler systems need to be purged with air pressure to blow out as much water as possible prior to freezing. RV plumbing tanks need to be purged of water and replaced with RV tank anti-freeze. Life in the Great White North.
The original arrest warrant.

> Since March 20, 2019, the 1502 Account has placed more than 110 orders totaling over $13,628.32,

https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.nyed.48...
I’m not sure who to reply to in this thread about whether they mean to imply that debugging and simplifying aren’t technical work too.

Finding the right spot to make a 2 line change instead of the wrong spot to make 8 five line changes is seriously technical work
> Occasionally I'll pull out my circa-2008 Dell laptop (which can still run modern operating systems fine) and use it for a few hours to remind myself of this. It mostly does fine until I have to use some unnecessarily heavy website.

But this doesn't have to limit you to html only websites. 2008 (or 2006) js was perfectly fine for most tasks.
Right, if a company finds a buyer, then its market cap is suddenly realized. The liquidity discount is meant to reflect the uncertainty of that given no current bidder for all the stock, and the discount is lower for public companies with demonstrated interest than for private companies. And you can see the downward pressure that Musk’s selling Tesla shares has had on its price.
I don't think someone who splurged on Miami Heat stadiums and Tom Brady ads would lower himself to buying a gaming pc that has loading times
I honestly think the use case of a deflationary store of value makes more sense now than ever. Inflation is bad, it seems somewhat likely the stock market might tumble even more at some point relatively soon, etc.

It would be a great way to park your money to ride out bad economic times if it wasn’t for the fact that people seemingly tie it to the overall economic attitude for no good reason.
Is there an alternative? People can’t live in the desert or they would do that.

People have lived in the desert for millennia. These people don't want to live in the desert.
i tried to propose it a few times, but I'm a crazy man in montana, and I don't have a lot of pull

hopefully at some point someone will notice it
Ultimately, yes. It was a stupid idea from the start.

With any luck, the replacement program for the replacement program is a little more focused on reality, but ... I wouldn't hold my breath.
yes I googled this, the results were like 'tiktok isn't banned it's just not available'

legit question bc I am not sure: is tiktok content available to douyin users? is the web version available?
It depends on what your relationship with them, and their position in job hunting.
If it is your co-worker, they got laid off and you didn't. It is awkward. I would just say the normal thing that you would say to people who left their job like moments you cherished with them and things you learned from them, and that you are sorry to see what happened to them. if you think they don't have a problem finding another job, I won't even say the last bit of being sorry, just say it sucks what happened.
I really hate fake sympathy.
realtime.info
Yes, but how many coins fulfill those basic requirements? Why is btc special? Why would any of these coins be worth anything besides some fee to convert-to from fiat and convert-from to fiat?
Dead simple: Many VC's aren't very smart and/or ethical. How many major Silicon Valley scandals are VCs involved in? 100%. And for the most part they get a pass.

This end of the era of easy money is going to reveal that many of the "geniuses of our time" are nothing of the like.
i think they mean "user written js"
It’s noteworthy that this is not a coincidence (coin-incidence?) but the result of, first among others, the SEC holding steady in the face of a lot of pressure in limiting the financial system‘s exposure.
Do any of these systems have a way of encapsulating portions of graphs so they can be reused?
> It seems to me that the choice of not using HTML-only has more to do with the inability to do so, rather than the desire to not limit oneself.

That's why I write

> Let's not limit ourselves for the sake of it. We can do simple javascript, lightweight images, etc...
What happened to cash?

While I don't use it a lot anymore myself, I'm struggling to think of any service or product I use whose provider would not happily accept cash as payment. There are more than a couple of small restaurants here that only accept cash. My barber only accepts cash.
Snow + water = slush. Frozen slush is appallingly difficult to remove and tends to freeze into irregular shapes, making it dangerous to pedestrians because it can be quite sharp should they fall on it.
It might be more about preventing them from destroying evidence.
Postgres over WebSockets for Cloudflare Workers
Nice explanation. I don't get the problem with traveling to stars though. If I could move at the speed of light through space, then I'd be not moving through time, which means the time to travel anywhere, as measured by me would be exactly zero. So I conclude I could reach the center of our galaxy. Is it correct reasoning?

However, the ones that would stay on the Earth would never see me arrive at my destination, as they would have to wait those millions of years. Is it correct?

But then another thing I don't understand in this model is the twin paradox. If I returned back to Earth what would be the Earth time and my local time? Would that agree? Or would I arrive millions years in the future?
A fair portion of the time people are on phones where they have no idea how fast/reliable their connection is going to be from moment to moment.

Whether that (among other cases) creates an obligation in everyone to account for semi-failure and full failure (let alone retreat to pure markup) is another thing, of course, but the industry would be better and its practitioners more deserving of the term "engineer" if we did.
Is Everything Is a File?
Missing my favourite apple: Aurora. This is the best apple by far. Last long, taste is amazing (though maybe a bit too sweet after a while). I can't rarely find them. Does anyone know how to track down where apples are grown?
The pills says just vitamin B6, 1.4mg, more than a year. For zinc I eat way more than I need since I eat mostly vegetarian and legumes contains plenty of it.

Then reason you are an asshole is that you are asking questions that takes a lot of work to answer since most wont know the answer to them on the spot. That is a very common tactic when you try to push your pet theory on others, but you should know that nobody thinks you won the argument when you do that they will just see you as an asshole. Even if you are doing it to be nice, you will be seen as an asshole, so please stop doing that.

Edit: Another part of the label says its this, didn't notice it at first:

https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compound/Pyridoxine-hydroch...
I’ve been using this extension in Firefox for a while and couldn’t be happier with it. Kudos!
Are any of these accessible? I noticed many of them are canvas-based (especially the fancier looking ones).
And who was it who loaded that term? The social justice advocates, or their opponents?
I don't think so, but there're solutions for Java to JS transpiling.
One could argue that the complete and utter strawman by the other poster is more likely to start a flamewar than someone asking if they understood the actual point.

But let me guess, if I press you on this I'm going to get banned in a week or so for such and such reason.

something something assume good faith?
I wonder if those other reasons simply were the guy's background and pedigree. Silicon Valley is no different than Wall Street in its obsession with having the "right" educational background, having the "right" parents, having the "right" connections and so on. So many doors in corporate hiring can be bypassed with "Went to MIT" and "Stanford parents" and I wonder if they can also be bypassed by founders looking for investment.
If it's from Elon's Twitter you can say congrats!
Oooh, this could be neat! It hits at least a few of the features I touch on in my perfect task app wishlist: https://xavd.id/blog/post/my-perfect-task-app/

Some feedback:

- on the web, the slow animations make every action feel clunky. I'm not sure you need animations at all, honestly
- similarly, growing elements on the page as I click on them makes me feel like I'm chasing my tasks around the screen. Would be nice if they stayed put (/under my pointer)
- showing a task in 2 places is interesting. I feel like I'd rather see a more complex graph than have nodes duplicated, but I realize that can be a big technical lift
- lastly, information on your current (or future) monetization plans would be great.

Good luck!
https://twitter.com/Bitfinexed/status/1593102572151222273

Alameda received more Tether ($36.7B) than anyone else in history. Where are they? Did they ever even exist?
> And as petty a thing as, “We’re going to give you smaller to-go boxes so you can’t take the steak we’re giving you and go feed your family with it.”

That's not "petty" – people shouldn't have been doing that in the first place. A take-home box should be for you, not so you can pile up food to "feed your family".
Lots of detailed info in the github repo

https://github.com/gildas-lormeau/SingleFile
To be honest: I'm just happy I get to experience another Enron, but this time I can watch it in real time on Twitter!
Thanks! Macroexpanded:

Unison Programming Language - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27652677 - June 2021 (131 comments)

Unison: A Content-Addressable Programming Language - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22156370 - Jan 2020 (12 comments)

The Unison language - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22009912 - Jan 2020 (141 comments)

Unison – A statically-typed purely functional language - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20807997 - Aug 2019 (25 comments)

Unison Language March Update - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19528189 - March 2019 (1 comment)

Unison: a next-generation programming platform - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9512955 - May 2015 (128 comments)
Do you want to work as an engineer at a company that has no competition or at one whose competitors are robust and inventive?
Yes it is implemented in Javascript. You don't have to write JS yourself in your application though. Not that I can't write Javascript, it's just that some things are a lot easier with hx directives.
> In the United States, the age to buy tobacco products is 21 in all states as of 2020.

Huh, TIL.
It isn't the kind of information that can be fixed with permissions. Basically use tiktok long enough and they build a profile that includes everything about you purely based on your interests . Yes people are giving up this information about themselves voluntarily and there is nothing nefarious going on - but the fact that another country is building up such a database of your citizens is understandably worrisome to the American government.
In this aspect, are wavelets similar to how stft is done with a hann window or the like?
Not really. The only advice I can give is to start simple and work your way up.

I think part of the problem OP is having is that they're trying to do too much at once. Menus are complex and probably not the best way to learn anything. w3schools provide much simpler examples which you can play with to understand the basic concepts, https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_positioning.asp

When building more complicated things like menus or cards I like to refer to Bootstrap or the gov.uk design system for examples. I find they get a lot right and both keep things relatively simple.
There's also this research: https://hbr.org/2016/12/mbas-are-more-self-serving-than-othe...
I play hardcore FPS like From Hell or Insurgency because you die from a realistic amount of bullets, like one or two. You die more but you kill more too. I use a console because I think a controller is a great equalizer.
Congrats on the launch—definitely a need for this kind of solution. I’ve used Common Room (https://www.commonroom.io/), which has similar automation features as well as broader functionality for community management and insights. Worth checking out too.
Why? It has nothign to do with why people put their coins on exchanges. They wanted more money. This trope is so stupid and even runs against the reality of the law. If they aren't your coins, then SBF didn't steal them.
From the repo’s read me:

“For now the WeekTodo it is a Freeware application and not open source.”
Uh, I wear some gold on me and cross borders with it and keep it at home when not and there's this thing called pawn shop in my village and otherwise and... are you sure those you mentioned are real problems? Or maybe you mean only the large amounts problems - in which case we should underline bitcoin aims to solve the problems of the rich, which most people on earth are not.
In a separate article Ray also said:

“Never in my career have I seen such a complete failure of corporate controls and such a complete absence of trustworthy financial information as occurred here,”

And this is the same man who oversaw the liquidation of Enron.

"Ray said he had found at FTX international, FTX US and Bankman-Fried’s Alameda Research trading company “compromised systems integrity”, “faulty regulatory oversight” and a “concentration of control in the hands of a very small group of inexperienced, unsophisticated and potentially compromised individuals”.

via https://archive.ph/jBZKM
VSCode's mediocre performance kind of grinds you down over a long period of time. It's hard to notice in any particular moment.

Sublime's extensions take a bit more research but they are an upfront cost rather than an ongoing irritation.

That said, taste is a factor. It's possible VSCode simply fits you in a way that it does not others.
they were probably going to give them to the homeless ...
Japan likely has no wolves
There is also the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hokkaido_wolf which has very likely been extinct since 1945.
>If you're taken by surprise (which can happen a lot actually, since a lot of people in tech are incredibly awful at giving negative feedback directly and clearly) then you may for years get uncomfortable about any Friday meeting on your calendar from a manager.

And, to be honest, some people can be pretty oblivious. I've known people whose work always went through multiple rounds of rework to the point where they were a complete time suck and even had projects just given to someone else to finish. And they were still in complete shock when they were eventually let go.

In addition, even in companies that don't routinely lay people off, there can still be organizational changes and sometimes someone can just be left without a metaphorical desk--especially if the company isn't doing a lot of hiring.
No.

As a citizen, I don't want some cop jumpy on fear and adrenaline holding me at gun point waiting to see if I'm going to pull a snub nose out of my jeans pocket.

As a cop, I don't want to find out if someone putting on their pants is going to shot me or my partner in that split second when they appear to lose balance and fall into the night stand that has a gun under the pile of clothes.
An alternative is Library Genesis.
Going bankrupt is not a crime in itself (ask any former president, one has experience and the other is a lawyer)). Yes, there is a lot that looks kinda criminal, but it will take a bit more than a week to put together a criminal prosecution.
Ask HN: What options do you have for external db backup?
Using aws RDS or any other cloud managed database you get their built in automated backups. But I would like to have a backup separated from aws as well. What options are there out there for db backup only solutions?
> I understand you are used to it, but it's really bad optics from the outside. How can there be people in their 30s without a citizenship?

Technically, Estonia is not the successor state of the USSR, Russia is. If a person was born in the USSR, and only speaks the official language of the successor state of the USSR, then that person should probably be a Russian citizen, not Estonian.
This comment did not age well.

From the very first moment everything about this incident looked like an accident. Turns out Poland's president thinks the same.
Surely its way more likely that Ukrainian air defense missiles landed in Poland by accident than that Russia would deliberately transport them close to Poland to be able to fire them at Poland civilians.

You might wanna make a honest bias reality check after this one.
Somewhat off topic but I can't stand axios' format. It's framed as "meat and potatoes" but what it actually is is someone telling you want to think instead of reporting information while avoiding actually including information. The goal seems to be to convince while revealing as little detail as possible. It's awful.
^ that was exactly my point and why I asked the other poster if they actually understood the point.

but I'm in the middle of getting warned and moderated by dang for daring to ask such a question!
>but a16z's $350M investment in Adam Neumann's newest Thing makes me think that we are still flush with money ready to be thrown at anyone that has the connections to get a coffee chat in Sand Hill Road.

They have loose morals.

Kevin O'Leary, of Dragon's Den fame, who is now a creditor in the FTX bankruptcy (ie wiped out) recently said in an interview that he would invest with SBF again.

The guy literally had money stolen from him. How do you even explain that?
The VC due diligence is not about corporate governance or a viable business model. Everyone does shady stuff to some extent and everyone aims to "exit" before turning in the first profitable quarter.

The due diligence is about the founder's connections and the ability to use them to skirt regulatory oversight. This checked out - both Sam and his girlfriend came from well-connected families and so far acted the part (including the massive political donations). Whether it's going to save them remains to be seen. I hope we won't sink to a new low of bailing out Ponzi schemes with taxpayer money, but I wouldn't be surprised too much.
Show HN: Probabilistic hierarchical forecasting with statistical methods
Game changer for anyone who relies on satellite for tv.