skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>or i'm at coffee shop now, want to stop by and catch up. this is how you can turn casual associates into friends.

This is not my experience at all in my new host country. I tried this a lot and never got anyone to join. People here seem to have their schedule pre-planned, and expect you to schedule meetups in advance if you want them to join you. Sending texts like "I'm having a coffee in town, join me if you want" to people I just met always left me alone, with replies coming after 2+ hours or the next day like "sorry, I was busy/got other plans/saw your text too late".

It's how I spent my 30th birthday alone. I texted a bunch of people 10h in advance if they want join me later that Friday/Saturday night for birthday drinks and maybe going out dancing later. Out of about 12 people, nobody came. :(

It's a cultural issue I think in the German speaking part of Europe. Brazilians told me spontaneous meetings with people are completely normal there, but here people don't spontaneously join invites from people they aren't very close with and expect you to schedule these well in advance.
In Britain we've had something similar to this California legislation for at least fifty years.

Roughly speaking there's a sliding scale from non-custodial sentence to 4+ years in custody which governs how long you have to disclose (or the government will disclose) your convictions, from a year after completing the sentence to forever.

We have a wider range of excepted jobs though: healthcare, children, vulnerable adults, law, legal professionals, justice, some financial professionals, gambling, firearms, taxi drivers,
A lot of trucks are using white noise instead of 1khz for backing up nowadays. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Back-up_beeper
Edit: that was beta free tier. might change.
> Musk has admitted

Can we cool it with the loaded language? What's wrong with "Musk said"?

Even at the time, in Musk's introduction he mentioned the massively delayed and over-budget (and slowest in the world and the most expensive per mile!) California HSR. There was never any attempt to hide his opposition, so it's no secret to 'admit.'

Musk was also open and honest about the fact that that he didn't know if Hyperloop would work, but that we should at least try to invent new and better technology over this worst-in-the-world status quo. I'm surprised to find disagreement on Hacker News of all places.
I agree, I think it's strange to make the instruction encoding influence whether or not a part is to be considered 32-bit.

Instead I think the programmer's model is what determines that (which would make these ARM cores firmly 32-bit like you say).
Just who the hell do you think you are, to say such things!!!
No Covid, even with some pretty intensive traveling over the past year. My rule is to always wear a well-fitted N95 mask indoors, and to not take it off even for an instant. (Exceptions made when hanging out with friends I'm fairly sure aren't sick.) The main downside is having to always eat outdoors when going out, but it's rarely an issue in CA.
Your investment isn’t locked up at all. You can call up a bank and cash out the equity in one property to purchase others. You can use the equity to get a secured loan at an extremely low interest rate. And the income you make from real estate improves your DTI which opens up your ability to get a loan for additional property and you can repeat the cycle over and over.

Of course, the real question is why would you want to frequently liquidate property if it is generating cash and tax benefits? Owning real estate isn’t about gambling for short term gains, it’s a long term wealth building tool.
It's time to pass legislation. For example, the Open App Markets Act.
This doesn't ring true. Friendship is defined by a willingness to engage in violence without reason?

Loyalty means supporting and accepting someone for who they are. Not just doing whatever they ask regardless of consequence.
OpenBSD already has containerd support. macOS is not based on upstream OpenBSD though.
Shirobako, Violet Evergarden, Edge runners

Mind you there is CGI in these animes, but the frames themselves are still hand drawn. How else would you expect them to be done?

There's no magic here.

Cartoons can do it because they just use rotations, translations and skews, anime does not have that luxury. The pro is that, imo, when done right, anime is just beautiful to see, mesmerising even.
You skipped cannibalism. Only eat people who deserve it, Dexter-style.
I assume it related to their bankruptcy filing. https://reut.rs/3OKc1Yk
Bit disappointed their US headquarters weren't at General Edison Motors Plaza.
> The domain assets-origin.production.govuk.digital "looks" very much like a phishing url, even if it's internal

.digital is a real TLD, and govuk.digital is an actual domain, registered by "Government Digital Service" (created 2017-07-14T14:17:30Z) although the registrant's details are redacted "for privacy".

Is this domain really registered to some part of uk.gov? ...or is this some bad actor/squatter who found out about the internal naming and snapped up the matching public domain?

Q: Shouldn't gov.uk just stick to domains under .gov.uk?(!) Would make it easier to work out who's actually gov.uk and who's merely pretending :)
* Don’t state the obvious. In this case obvious is anything that is already known to your audience. People frequently do this in an attempt to be clever or appear intelligent, but it’s neither.

* Don’t be clever. Clever is the attempt to short-circuit logic to arrive at a conclusion in seemingly fewer steps. This tends to backfire with either incorrect conclusions or logical fallacies that don’t make sense.

* Don’t self promote. If you want to be likable never talk about yourself except for moments of private self disclosure.

* Don’t interject into a conversation unless you have an exceptionally important reason for doing so.

* Have empathy, the non cognitive ability to anticipate the pains and pleasures of others. Don’t guess at this. Read people, read the room, and then qualify your assessments with pointed questions. You have to naturally and innately want to do this.

* Be direct. This means starting with a conclusion, but be prepared to progressively step through the logic only if asked.

* Be honest. You cannot achieve trust without honesty. Many people find directness and honesty challenging.

* Be available. This means an eagerness to exit your current focus and redirect yourself to the needs of someone else instantly without prior notice. When this is not possible respond with why and when you will be available.

* Be helpful, which means an eagerness to spend time and effort to solve a problem with someone else, a problem that do not own and will not be awarded for.

* If you wish to be humorous amplify logical directness with a play on words or through gross amplification, particularly when that directness comes at the expense of somebody else. If in practice this will require any kind of explanation then don’t do it.

Notice I never mentioned kindness or sympathy. That is intentional.
Personally, I have no issue with continuing to wear an N95 mask indoors for years to come.
For one thing, the high level of saturated fats in beyond meat patties (25% of max daily recommended intake) could be considered unhealthy. On some other aspects it seems pretty decent, with good protein content and some added vitamins as well.
I'll correct my claim:
"the last IPCC report I read suggested that the 1.5C limit is based on local tipping points. From other papers I have read, tipping points for global collapse are more on the order of 6 - 8 degrees."

I couldn't find the 6-8C paper, but from memory the dictating factor was hydrate melting. I found this website which provides good summaries of the local tipping points. https://climatetippingpoints.info/2022/09/09/climate-tipping...

Do you know any references to global tipping points? When I first went looking for them it blew my mind that they were not easier to find in IPCC materials.
Which ones don't ask for a phone number?
They were pumping TSLA.
Cosmic Background Radiation is only a small proportion of the static you receive.
> We know red meat isn’t healthy.

I think you mean we have studies of dubious quality blaming red meat. And scores of people repeating the same trite arguments.

It's the same people that brought to you salt causes high blood pressure and saturated fat causes atherosclerosis, pushing the low fat craze and the obesity epidemic.

Sure, meat is bad, go eat hyper processed fake meat.
Dictionaries do not redefine words; they describe how words are used (at least in English; there are a couple of languages where someone seriously attempts top-down control, but English isn’t one of them).
One arguement against implementing nice to have features in a SQL or similar engine is that it adds complexity to the query planner: to try make it bright enough to know when to use it without using it when it is significantly detrimental, without ballooning there time needed to make a good enough¹ choice, without making a less good choice often enough that the overall efficiency of the choices the planner makes is lowered.

Of course an obvious counter is to implement it as an optional feature only used when explicitly requested by a query hint, with the counter counter being "is it worth the implementation effort given how rarely it will get used in that case?".

Oracle's developers were seated by the benefits, other database developers have not been.

There are ways to "emulate" the behaviour using CTEs to gain the expected benefit in at least some cases, but I've not experimented with this myself so can't speak for how well it works in practise, or if the extra legwork makes queries too convoluted to be easily maintained (or understood easily at all be future maintainers).

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[1] noting that query planners do not strive to produce the best query plan, that is a Turing complete problem in many cases, instead trying to make a good enough choice in a reasonable amount of time
What data do they disclose?
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I still see a big landing page opportunity for you, to lift your value prop process higher, so it shows up above the fold i.e. shows up on the page immediately without any need to scroll.

I see opportunities also for A/B testing of your phrasing and your images, for example "Connect. Define. Automate." versus more detailed "Connect Tools. Define Rules. Automate Tasks."
Crypto lender BlockFi files for bankruptcy, cites FTX exposure
Tell HN: hnrss.org RSS Feeds Broken due to Algolia issue
I subscribe to both the front page and comments feed via Feedly, and I don’t see any updates for the last day or so.

Investigating a bit, hnrss.org relies on Algolia search, and the crawler appears to be down: https://github.com/algolia/hn-search/issues/233
I feel like with anything, it's a matter of practice. When I was younger and had a buzzing social life I was way funnier, whereas now it just doesn't come as naturally to me because I'm not used to being in similar social situations all the time. Not particularly bothered at the moment though, too busy.
I agree, mostly. But since when isn’t it obvious that posting data with a browser will send that data somewhere? And the users here are (from what I can tell) developers.

I think this is a cool tool for public data and obviously I can’t paste private data sets on any public website, ever.
What do you mean by "during the pandemic"?
Here[1] is the article post on HN and the OP[2] on case you want the article directly.

Tangentially, seems to me the science on every food seems to change every few years. Sugar, fat, MSG, eggs, butter, meat, fish, milk, the list goes on.

As others in both this and the linked article stated, I think just reducing consumption would drastically reduce the amount of necessary livestock, which would reduce everything else in the chain. I definitely became more conscious of what I consume from all the secondary and tertiary effects.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33655321

[2] https://bigthink.com/health/red-meat-cancer-not-health-risk/
As a non-native English speaker, I first heard of this word during the Johnny Depp vs Amber Heard trial.
They didn't submit a bid.

It's fairly typical for the bidding process to be designed to favor political allies - we saw this in the space industry prior to SpaceX for example.
> This is ideology. In real-life, some OEMs are binded by NDAs (so they can't do all what they'd like)

This can be solved by offering a binary firmware, can it not?
IE lost because it was way worse. Chrome is good enough or even better that no one is going to leave it.
I don't know how many times I've been asked for a resume, and when I check?

The recruiter's business address is a fake one in some random US city. When questioned as to why, they ghost.

So apparently making up addresses very poorly, is fashionable.
Famously re-used by Neal Stephenson to refer to a blue sky.
> (western) privileged thing to say

Westerners need privacy too. The reversal of Roe v. Wade is a good reason for example.
The title is misleading, don't read only it.

The article talk about how men makes close friends almost automatically before (highly related to job) and why it's not the case now.

So yes, the article only focus on men because the reason why men makes close friends almost automatically before doesn't work in how men behave now.
Data dumps and exports between systems. REST APIs, databases, that sort of thing. CSV is the most common utf8/ascii option.
Fiber is good for you. Adding bulk into something that's supposed to be a mixture is only a problem when it's diluting the rest too much.
Ads also create the incentive for spam domains. These are not so easy to block.
There's a balance though. If you're overly self deprecating it will manifest in how people perceive and treat you.
Why? The word has been around for quite some years already, and 2022 had a lot of important events going on, there are much more relevant words to choose from.
I promise you Super Mario Bros. is not disappearing or extinct.
Fagradalsfjall in Iceland in 2021 was more or less a self-guided tourist attraction. I went twice a few weeks apart. Depending on the state of the flow there were different viewpoints and paths. There were a few search and rescue teams around during daytime hours, and some recommended paths, but I wouldn't call it a controlled area in any way. In general the lava flow was more than slow enough that you wouldn't be in any danger from it unless you did something incredibly stupid (and some people did, although I don't believe anyone died). In some of the valleys farther from the main caldera the lava was barely moving - if you were so inclined you could go and poke it with a stick. People brought hotdogs as a joke to roast over the lava. I imagine you can find pictures online easily enough, as hundreds of people were going up there every day.
But it isn't. It's dumb, it's annoying, it's overused, but it's not hard.
Beyond was never good, pretty obvious they were trying to ride a wave. Turns out true veggie people are not stupid and tasteless enough for this con job to turn a real profit. Good, there is still hope in the world!
I thought European countries already had strong labour laws which reduces the need for a union? Is that not really the case or is Poland different?
as a vegan, my only gripe with beyond meat products are the prices. If it was cheaper I'd eat a lot more
No, not every government site is deceptive. Why do you even think that?
Ah in the olden days, quite a few hobbyist sites used to maintain a link of other recommended sites in the same niche in the sidebar, with the idea being that if you like the site you're reading, you'll probably enjoy these other sites too.

This made them a very easy way to find new sites and communities, especially in fandoms like the ones for the Legend of Zelda, Pokemon, etc.

You can see a working example in the right column of this longtime Pokemon site:

https://www.dragonflycave.com/

With all those tiny buttons and what not.
From the article

"Our organic social and CS teams got dozens of screenshots of our ads next to awful content. Replies to our posts with hardcore antisemitism and adult spam remained up for days even when flagged."

It is interesting to see the level of entitlement advertisers have on quasi-public SM platforms.
Define "healthy."

Clarify what you become deficient in by consuming a cooked apple.

This frankly reeks of naturalistic fallacy.
Jabber/XMPP, Matrix are the obvious answers.
Yes, but "Werner-von-Volkswagen-Strasse". On the other hand, who knows. Stupider things have worked, many times before.
Google Reads deleting 1984 might be gaslighting, if they chose to do it only for users who hadn't opened the book on any device in >6 months, and who had purchase notifications sent to a gmail address, which they could also retroactively delete or modify emails referencing their purchase from.
Yeah the format of the article makes this mistake extra confusing. The statement in point 14 is in fact true, but the whole premise is that all these statements are supposed to be false.
Desktop linux is fine. Laptop linux is bad and every company gives employees laptops.
Can This Man Stop Lying?
Depends on fruit/vegetable. Some have nutrients that are easily destroyed by heat, but some have nutrients that are easier absorbed after light heating, or problematic compounds removed during cooking.
But they are encrypted. I think you're looking for e2ee, which it advertises only for Secret Chats.
Your comment is correct but might cause readers to underestimate how annoying this tuning work is and how difficult it is to get everything into hugepages (executable memory and stack memory and shared libraries if applicable, not just specific heap allocations). We are trading a joke asset class on joke venues that have millisecond-scale jitter, so we can get away with using io_uring instead of kernel bypass networking.
I praise your effort, I'd like to see more diverse browser landscape as well.

But in this particular case I think that different browser (or particularly Firefox) would not possibly prevent that problem, since (Firefox) shares same "Safe Browsing" database with Google, for "Phishing Protection".

https://wiki.mozilla.org/Security/Safe_Browsing
So it sounds nice, but I am struggling with good examples ...
If the vscode extension did it all locally, I'd 100% install in an instant! DITTO
Is there some way to "walk back" story construction on toldby.ai, to see other forks of the same initial ... take on fish?
I think the difficulty in finding other examples is reflective of the "emergent"/"meta modern"/"systems thinking" space being extremely heady to this day. The people there are good at conceptualizing how to maintain a well running group horizontally, but growing one anew requires a different set of skills and traits. Chiefly knowing what's important right now, whereas the emergent thinkers seem to get lost in the weeds of their thoughts and big words.

That field is also, in my humble experience, in a bind. Very few people outside of the coach/consulting sphere seem to talk about this as fervently as they do. I think mass adoption will require the concepts to be attractive and simple to people who may not be ardent supporters of the cause quite yet.

There's also a whole contingent of people who have built orgs that already do this, they just don't advertise themselves and do their work.

I think the next step is to deeply integrate the concepts of Enspiral and such into organisational design tools. Something like murmur.com but with a super low conceptual barrier to entry, that makes it obvious what the next distributed leadership shift is for a given group. That's what I'm developing, if you're curious contact me :)
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I think you are overestimating. I know more Jabber users than Matrix. And the overlap with people I’m in actual contact with, as opposed to people I used to study C.Sc. with, is 0 for both.
If it were natural we wouldn't be facing such a situation and having this debate right now.
See it as a user requirement. They don't want to spend ad revenue if their ads are placed next to hate speech or whatever other preferences they have.

Edit: What's one good reason to have hate speech on your platform?
Many of us are victims of feminism to some degree.

I managed to make lasting friends in high school with some gay boys. But after high school, I preferred to hang around straight people, and a straight guy won't get too close--because it might be gay?

I was subjected to decades of gender-based emotional abuse and so my relationships with women are also poor. This is a direct result of feminists and feminism. I developed an attitude that women can fend for themselves and don't really need me to assist or be a gentleman anymore, because feminists drilled that all into my head.

Example: I invited a woman to church one evening and the event had a reception with delicious food afterward. It finished up around 9pm and we were right in the middle of downtown in a major metropolis. I flitted off to the train station chatting to a different woman. I hadn't given a second thought that my companion was stuck downtown wearing dark clothing and she would also need to find a bus stop, alone and female. Honestly none of that occurred to me because I didn't even consider it a "date" or a "companion" for the night.

I have a close male friend but I am extremely troubled on an ethical level that we should not have such a friendship. It's difficult to explain and I'm sure I hurt his feelings but he has a huge family and, if you ask me, I mean little to him compared to others.

COVID-19 and the Internet killed off all my remaining social opportunities. I sit at home and I work and I sleep and I eat, and that's existence. My closest friends are YouTubers and so they get all my likes and subscribes.
No, what matters is the marginal additional emissions of a passenger choosing to ride the train. An empty train is going from A-B regardless.
are there any hardware/software systems/setups that can put guarantees around L1/L2/main memory usage? it seems like that would be a major boon rather than just put everything in tiny arrays and hope for the best
> Boring Co's tunneling machines are all machines they purchased from other companies and mildly customized.

What company did they purchase Prufrock from?
I remember something from the Changelog podcast that Github has a number of single- or two-person projects that are experiments but are then used by a non-insignificant amount of people. So then they choose to keep it on life support with minimal resource expenditure.
> What’s awesome about Ruby?

> Dynamically typed

As someone who has experienced the joy and at least some feeling of safety from moving to typescript from javascript, I would seriously question that dynamic typing is awesome.
> PostgREST is a fast way to construct a RESTful API.

That's false. The responses don't even have hyperlinks.
This is debunked. Tofu is incredibly protein dense - on par or surpassing chicken breast. Without looking it up and subjectively, tofu also seems to be digested very easily. There’s also seitan and the beans. Nuts also exist but have fat/protein ratios that tend toward uncomfortably high. (If what your eating has macros that approach the fat content in nuts to other nutrients that’s pretty high and should be noted.)
By global standards you are already rich. Be less greedy and try to enjoy the life you got as it’s one of the better ones.
I posted an Ask HN post yesterday, because I want to create a Discord server to idle on and talk about nothing with strangers, with no rules of engagement. Like the good old days of hanging out on IRC.

If you're feeling the loneliness of our times as much as I do, you are more than welcome. Remember to share your Discord name and I'll ping you.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33775355
Same here, I don't care either way whether it's trying to taste like meat or not - I've had too many tasteless, dry bean burgers that any alternative is welcome