skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm not going to link the anti-semetic things Kanye said here, but you can go to his Twitter page if you're curious. If that's not good enough for you then I guess we don't have anything to discuss.
Artemis I – Day Eight: Unexpected Loss of Communication with Orion Is Restored
A jack of all trades, master of none, is oftentimes better than a master of one.
There is now a trash can for events in Google Calendar. One of the things I miss now that we've been forced over to Microsoft 365 at work.
> It's sort of like modern art. Maybe you could have done it, but you didn't.

This makes zero sense. Changing a screen in a page is not a technical challenge. It is a Product Management call. Things are the way they are because the product owner sat with one or more UX designer and determined that that's exactly how they want the screen to be and to stay like that for all users. The only input developers have is to get the product vision to become a reality, and bolt a bunch of tests.
How about raising children with the stated goal of having them move out?
Yes, because the consequences matter.

Retired people have significantly more time, and thus have significantly higher capacity to vote and influence society even though they will not experience the long term consequences of said influence.

You ought to be worried about who whispers what from sunrise to sundown.

On the other hand, we should be very vigilant on the kind of experiences kids get to have as those indirectly influence the future of society.
My current experience on alder lake + Nvidia 30 series isn't quite a smooth enough experience to move my non-technical fiancee over, but it's close enough that I've considered it.

The AMD drivers are mainlined and they've gotten a lot better about stability than where they were a couple years ago. Valve has done a lot of compatibility testing/fixes for the steamdeck as well.

The Nvidia drivers are also pretty stable and many distros provide them out of the box. They're still going to be your main choice for ML stuff.

For CPUs both Intel and AMD are extremely well supported. There are generally more eyes on the Intel side though.
> It's hard not to interpret this as a kind of "youth is wasted on the young" sentiment - that children shouldn't be allowed to do things they enjoy if those things are seen as wasteful, but that retirees should.

This seems like a motivated conclusion. Children and retirees are not the same. Children are flexible and lack life experience. Small events leave large imprints on children. Older folks tend to get less flexible with age and have lots of life experience, so an understanding of what they do and do not enjoy. While there's definitely similarities (we're all human after all), I don't see this conclusion following at all.

That doesn't mean that retirees should simply passively consume low-complexity content or anything. More that older folk will generally understand themselves, their habits, and importantly their weaknesses better than children. Many "retirees" spend their days doing their best work unencumbered by the self-doubt and expectations they had of themselves when they were young.
At one time I did think about creating one from TTL, but I have a set of original cards now so probably easiest to just use those, either by building or buying a backplane and associated PSU.
Most use Comala: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/142/comala-document-m...
Hi! I work at Lago and co-wrote this article.

We do per metric pricing and « per-seat » as well, we built Lago for pricing flexibility.
This post is more around pricing for the downturn, than about our product.

If you have specific feedback, because it is still perceived as self promotional, we are genuinely all ears.
Thanks!
Furthermore, Brand Safety is a standard requirement for ALL serious advertisers. They have lists of topics and keywords to avoid, and if you can’t ensure that (or at least send a rep to apologize and fix it when the prevention mechanism is imperfect), they won’t run with you.

This isn’t new or complicated. The only person who doesn’t seem to understand it is Musk.
> I’ve never understood the sanctimony about the need to “protect” young people from excessive screen time

Supposedly a person already in his 60s or 70s already has the best parts of his life behind him, he can spend how many hours he wants in front of the TV. At the same time, a person in his 20s still has a lot of life to, well, live, it definitely seems like it is wasted if said life is spent in front of a phone screen. If it matters I'm a person in my early 40s and I spend almost no time in front of the TV (not even Netflix), although I do spend too much time in front of my computer.
Pandora was the best for recommendations. They stopped it being available in the UK over a decade ago, made me sad!
I think that comment is saying there were 2000 ICs merging code at Twitter, at least according to publicly released figures
Disabled man joins European Space Agency's astronaut programme
I have a complete set of cards pulled 20 years ago from a working system.
It depends on how the recommendation system defines its music genres.

Spotify uses audio spectral features to automatically delineate tracks into styles.

Last.fm and RateYourMusic (who added recommendations recently) rely on human taggers. So, they may give you better results genre-wise.
You can be in just as much of an echo chamber online. I think you are overestimating how much people really expand themselves online (or maybe I'm underestimating it). I know a lot of people who basically just get the same as Fox or MSNBC, but online. If they see something they don't like they block the user or unfriend their friends if they start pushing politics they don't like.

I guess my real question is if there is just a problem with being in an echo chamber or if TV is uniquely worse.
Fox News is close to a conspiracy-based channel.
Possibly, it would depend on how the discussion is framed.

“Won’t somebody think of the children” should always be looked at critically, because far too often it has nothing to do with the harms those kids face at all — which the article brings up at the end.
I dont agree with the setiment, but i think the logical connection is the social contract of voting: in exchange for the right to chose leaders, the citizenry are expected to be informed voters. I suspect the parent post is allegeding that those who watch tv all day are remiss in their duties as an elector.
You very quickly went from "criticism" in the parent post to "heckling", "humiliated", "callouts", "sadistic", "punching them in the face", "bully". Criticism doesn't have to be any of those things.
Ask HN: How are you doing remote I-9 verification in the US?
Looking at a number of different options. I see that GitLab is using what is now Equifax (at least, based on their public documents). There are some other options out there. I'd like to find a solution or firm that addresses the oddball California requirement that the "authorized representative" be a bonded/insured "immigration consultant".

Thanks for your replies.
Pomp and Turkumstance: What's the Deal with Presidential Turkey Pardons?
Statistically there is almost no chance of becoming a professional athlete, but it is much easier to measure if someone should go down that road because athleticism is easy to measure.

How do you measure if you are good at ideation, coding, architecture, and the myriad other skills required to run a startup? Unless you are implying that a startups success has little to do with the founders.
At a bank I used to work for, we had issues with people charging a bunch to their credit card, then spending their rewards points on cash back, then refunding those purchases.
> Good lord. I can't imagine bragging, taking a job, then immediately asking other people how to do it.

This. What a public announcement of incompetence.
Tailscale Runs Anywhere I Need
My father used to read the dead-tree newspapers every morning. I'm now reading them online. Is it fair to count that time as an increase of my screen time?

I guess there are some similar examples, like looking for cooking recipes in a book vs online, or paper-encyclopedia vs wikipedia.
I feel that this reactor is too small for actual usage. It's about wind turbine sized. But better to err on this side, if you want the iteration speed up and start mass production. Future versions can always be scaled up.
AirAsia Victim of Ransomware Attack
You can buy a Steam deck from any country and use your account, the deck isn't account locked. For example my friend bought a deck in the UK, moved to America and changed his region then came back to pick it up. We were both able to log into the device UK & US.
I'm all for it. Imagine the joy of pirating more cores onto your CPU when Intel private keys get leaked (ahem- again).
I agree with you, actually one underlying hypothesis of this post is:
Lots of companies shouldn’t have priced « per-seat » in the first place. But in a bull market, the teams were growing insanely and this pricing was easy to understand, it became a « by default » pricing in a lot of cases.

With the correction, a more thorough approach might be necessary.
Thanks for the link!

One data point more backing my theory that we're in the middle(?) of "computing dark ages", where the biggest crap and nonsense dominates everything (and people not even know how crappy everything is).

Do you think we will ever leave the dark age?

I mean before our AI overlords get in charge and kill and replace all the nonsense we've built, of course.
But "screen time" tells you nothing. Is this video games? Conversation with friends? Browsing through one-liner/tweet forums? Watching documentaries? News? Films? TV shows? Porn?

Is this happening in public? While driving a car? In the presence of friends?

Is this interaction purposeful, like taking an on-line course? Like learning or improving a skill?

Is the viewer actively engaged or passive? Are they consumer or producer? Are they repeating mindless conspiracies or writing independent, informed, well reasoned argument? Or are they performing, recording it, and posting it online?

Without a lot more context, pushing "screen time" as a sign of the impending apocalypse is just more disinfo.
Yeah you may not realize that a significant fraction of people don't remember passwords at all and need to reset on every login. If you don't allow self serve password resets you're creating a huge customer service burden.
That's because no-one bothers to read the documentation linked in the search field.

Protip: Use wildcards extensively. Differently from Google, Confluence search considers keywords entered to be limited by word delimiters. so foo matches only foo, not barfoo or footer. Use them with some wildcards, foo, and the search results starts to make sense.
Do yourself a favour and read "Fascism: A Warning" by Madeleine Albright. After that we can discuss how similar you are falling to Putinism as many other seemingly level-headed people fell for Mussolini, Hitler, Henlein and so many other fascists of the 1920s and 1930s. Seriously, just read this book and get back to me.

You don't believe in the values of democracy, you don't like wars but is supporting the side that's starting a war in name of Fascism and you don't even see it.

Do yourself a favour before you repeat history.

And once more you are a coward trying to evade a simple question: what ars your morals? What do you stand for? And I mean for, standing against stuff is an anti-model, it's meaningless as morality. So far you only showed to stand for the justification of Putin's flavour of Fascism, you're eating that and it's sad and enraging to watch.

Farewell.
My MiL spends 10+ hours a day watching conspiracy theory videos on the internet (used to be YouTube, but now a lot of the channels are suspended so she uses alternative sites). It doesn't make her happy, it isn't good for her physical health, and it causes extreme social isolation.

Anger and conspiracy completely dominate her personality. We can't go more than 10-20 minutes without some sort of serious accusation, which are often passive-aggressive and accusatory toward people in the room. She has directly accused me of multiple serious felonies and conspiracies, by virtue of the fact that I work in tech.

She is no longer allowed to visit one of her daughters because my BiL (wife's sister's husband?) is not on speaking terms with her. She chooses not to visit another daughter. She floats around church social groups, who all sort of give her a few months and then punt her to the next group.

To be clear: these aren't down to major political disagreements. Most of her family and friend group are all on the same page. Even her Q Anon neighbor won't speak with her anymore. It's bad. She has no friends and is slowly losing her family.

When she visits us for holidays we have to warn friends not to engage with the fights she tries to pick. We train them on how to treat her as they would a child without being patronizing. It's hard.

She is not happy, and I wish we could get her to spend less time watching videos on the internet.
Hopefully you start noticing this by your 30s ?

Though supposedly it hits diminishing returns soon after that..?

And I don't want to spend my life constantly regretting choices made a few years before !
The original PDP-11/70 was 0.7 vax mips. So it was 70% as fast as a Vax 11/780. I believe (from memory) the Vax 11/780 could do ~1757 dhrystone 2.1 mips so a PDP-11/70 would be about 1230 dhrystone mips.
https://wiki.cdot.senecacollege.ca/wiki/Dhrystone_howto
Software biz accused of colluding with 'cartel' of landlords
Very generous and comendable, thank you mathlover2!
Then by your argument, there should be no young teachers as what the hell kind of experiences could they possibly have to teach?
Show HN: I've made bad Apple, but using HTML tables
Most people need to back up is a receipt for their transaction, and the main method people expect for receiving it is... email.
I had read this article more as a "from-first-principles" example, but it's a good note for people who might be unfamiliar with practical Haskell. Using an effects system also promotes the domain DSL from an initial-tagless language (only the interpreter is extensible) to a tagless-final language (both the language and the interpreter are extensible).

It may be worth noting that effectful, polysemy, and the other "new kids" of effects systems are not the only option: record-of-functions, mtl, and type-class effects aren't cutting edge, but they're a little more approachable from an OOP dependency injection pattern.
But why is this a big problem now ?

If we covering 100% of our needs when the sun does shine, I would get it. But we are nowhere near there right ?
> Looks to me like he might recognize the scope of the problem (...)

I find it very unlikely that search, of all features, has problems where UI development is remotely relevant, let alone the solution. UI-wise, search consists of firing dumb requests to the backend and just update the UI with the results.
Template metaprogramming in the absence of constexpr/concepts would be my guess.
> Hint: it isn't because "boomers" are more vulnerable to misinformation

Is this actually true though? Well all demographics are vulnerable to misinformation, seniors do seem on average somewhat easier to manipulate. There is a reason that scams often target seniors, it isn't because all groups are equally susciptible to manipulation.
it turns out my guess above was right: he didn't know she was planning to publish the dm thread

https://nitter.net/SBF_FTX/status/1593014934207881218#m

> Nov 16

> 25) Last night I talked to a friend of mine.

> They published my messages. Those were not intended to be public, but I guess they are now.

theunitofcaring responded at https://forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/vjyWBnCmXjErAN6sZ/...

journalists are not your friend
> And it really meant "hit any key". Control-C? Continue. Escape? Continue. Ctrl-alt-delete? Continue.

`Hit any key to continue or any other key to quit.`

"Wait, which one's the any key?"

"Better question: which one's the other key?"
Looks like the new 2.0 guides doesn't have anything regarding views and templates yet. Is that a documentation gap or is it like some of the closer ROM integration, where it will be 2.1 where that is functionally fleshed out?
That deprecation was because the Docker shim (compatibility layer) was expensive to maintain. You can still use containerd, which is Docker’s runtime, as a Kubernetes runtime.
I heard about this "promising" language as a youngster and never heard of it again, it doesn't seem to have taken off after all these years, and probably it's too later for it ever take off.
Especially as more "elder scams" resort to tapping into their loneliness to encourage action, it's important families and communities pay more attention to this growing problem of elders attached to their screens.
There's only one UX path that doesn't involve email, apart from just logging in, and that's when you do know the password, but don't know the email. In that case, you probably only have few enough email addresses to try that that isn't an issue.

In every other path, you will definitely be waiting (hopefully not long) for an email, so what does it matter?
> She floats around church social groups, who all sort of give her a few months and then punt her to the next group.

My teenager and her friends know someone like this who they described as "speedrunning friendships", and honestly that's the best description you're going to hear.
This is my first hearing of the concept. I'm not sure I'd have anything to add, as I've only programmed solo, with most of that being in the 1980s with DOS and early windows.
Enh... In an action-y game, there's a strong argument that mastering difficult controls can be half the fun. In a menu-based management game, I want the controls to be as streamlined and intuitive as possible, always. It should be my knowledge and planning ability being tested, not my muscle memory.

Or to put it another way, if I'm pretending to manage a fortress, losing because I was too focused on expansion and didn't stock enough food and ammunition to survive a siege can be fun. Losing because I was fully prepared but forgot how to tell my minions to raise the drawbridge and man the walls is just frustrating.
I've got high compatibility with carldr.

https://www.last.fm/user/xn
FAA asks for vendor feedback on $10B tech deal
Agreed. This is the same principle that is often given out as advice: excel at the intersection of fields rather than particular ones. The combinatorics generate a pretty ginormous space of possibilities to excel at even for 8 billion humans.
This is where Android shines. I have everything on my phone daily backed up to my personal Nextcloud server. If I ever get in a bind, with a few gestures I can wipe my whole phone and then later restore everything. One can alternatively use Syncthing to sync files to a PC.
As far as power generation goes, burning coal is the most lethal source of electricity we have. Take a look at https://ourworldindata.org/safest-sources-of-energy or any number of other sources for information on the relative harm caused by various energy technologies. There is absolutely no excuse for a rich nation like the United States to be firing up coal plants that were no longer needed just to mine bitcoin. I detest externalities and the short sighted people that exploit them at the expense of the health of humanity.

Edit: Humanity and the planet.
> If we had pure TH, then at least that could run in wasm. That would be nice.

IMO, ideally, pure TH wold be completely platform independent. But running in a standardized VM is a close second place.

Anyway, I never realized those bidings were created with TH.
I have a use case in mind

I have a piece of library written in rust that i need to run on multiple different hosting environment due to business reasons, like java/js. They will all call this library to validate part of the logic at the same time do something else

Could wasmer help in this case for me to write once and have consistent behavior everywhere ?
As a layman: Can someone explain what this devices is used for?
I think we are agreeing. I think many people who consume a lot of TV media would be the same people who consume a lot of YouTube or TikTok. If the internet didn't exist heavy YouTube users would be watching hours of TV. This causes me to think the problem isn't so much TV causing distortions, but other factors that are not unique to TV.
That's my impression too, as a person who was in that scene myself for some number of years.

However theres... unfortunately... always exceptions... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3PLLOreTLY
We have lots of curated lists popping up. Pretty soon someone will make a search engine to search all the lists.
Live code editing on Smalltalk debugger, after changes on the class browser, redoing statement that caused the break into debugger, and have all live instances on the image updated.
Some people are liking the UI here, but it wasn't clear to me at first that a [+] meant the username was used on that site. In my mind, it could just as easily mean that it's available on that site (that could be a positive result if you're looking for places to sign up with a name). This should be made more clear.

It would be interesting if you could toggle on the not-found list as part of the results. If you get a big positive list, but you'd like to find the sites where the username is not in use yet, there's no quick way to get that info. (Yes you could scrape both lists and use some simple command line scripts to get those results, but it's such a simple thing to add to this tool)
I think this misses the productivity aspect of the parent's comment. Conceivably, there is a bigger productivity hit with young people since the assumption may be that retired people's most productive years are behind them *

* I do recognize all the problems with this assumption, like the fact that older people can continue to be productive in retirement, even if it's not necessarily economically productive. I also cringe at the idea that a society is always hyper-focused on productivity. Despite all that, I also know it's a common viewpoint.
For GPU: AMD (but not _too_ cutting edge is the easy answer here).
Any of the Radeon 6000 series will work well out of the box with recent open source kernels.

CPU wize Intel/AMD does not matter.
It's lovely to see that the youth of today know everything just like the youth of your day (my day, whatevs). The boomers get made fun of by the kids because they don't know tech, but the kids don't want to admit that they fall prey to the similar scams/conspiracies/blah just because it comes from some influencer.
'Those silly bastards' : A report on some users' views of documentation (1983)
Ask HNs: Is GCP fully booked this thanksgiving?
I am getting this error:

A e2-highcpu-2 VM instance is currently unavailable in the us-east4-c zone. Alternatively, you can try your request again with a different VM hardware configuration or at a later time. For more information, see the troubleshooting documentation.

You don't really get support from google on the cheaper machines. Is all of GCP being used for black friday stuff?
Dragons Lair on the Amiga – How a laserdisc game fit onto 6 floppy disks
The store Windows Subsystem for Linux is out of preview
There are lots of applicants. Why take the one that were part of some fraudulent company when there is another that looks just like them without the baggage?

If they are special enough to escape that analysis, then they were probably important enough to be more exposed from FTX.
> The reward you get is learning that hard work is its own reward.

Maybe for some people the internal feeling is good enough, for others, some token (however worthless you might think it is) works.

Why make people feel bad when its so easy to make them feel good?