skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The optics depend so much on physical size that phones have to fake this stuff.
Idk why apple doesnt just cut the crap and just release like a m43 with swappable glass rather than all this silly multiple sensor stuff.
Composition API has the best Typescript support available in Vue 2. It's supported out of the box in 2.7, and a plugin in previous versions. The decorator syntax is unsupported in Vue 3 and shouldn't be used.
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> Lately the government seems to be wanting to take more from me to give to those types

Relevant to the article, this particular rhetoric too has been a consistent and regular complaint in the conservative discourse over the years.

While it's true that some forms of social safety net assistance like medical care are definitely getting more expensive (because the care itself is getting more expensive as we discover new tests and new treatments, of course), most of the stuff you're complaining about has been getting significantly stingier over the decades.

Is there a particular benefit program that is upsetting you? Are you absolutely sure it's getting more generous?
That was my hunch with Clubhouse. Clubhouse would've never got the reach if it was not for A16Z hyping them up.
Rome wasn't built in a day, and neither was the French grid. So the problem isn't the new end state of the grid as such, but rather how quickly you can get there.
I think its a bit like starting a hobby programming project. If you google your idea, you're most likely going to see that someone else already did it and all the fun will be sucked out of what you're doing. Better to just not look and do it for your own enjoyment. If you want to make art, make it, don't look at what stable diffusion or others are doing.
What does it look like without the AI assist? I wonder if it is "creating" more than it is "photographing".

Also what phone is it?
I hope people get how big of a deal is that the government decided to side so blatantly against the workers
Can you name anything that didn’t wane after several hundred years?
How would they run you hard if you have sufficient PTO?

California requires overtime after 8 hours of work per day and on the 7th consecutive day.

If that is not enough, make overtime cost 2x.

Lots of ways to ensure employers do not run employees hard without getting into details of sick days and whatnot.
>I’ve worked in payments for 10 years I know what I’m saying, imprecise wording was just rounding for the audience.

Ok.

>neither is debit, although that’s fine too. I want equal access for all merchants to VisaNet and its peers.

This is such an odd thing for a payment professional to say. Are you under the impression that debit transactions don't run on Visanet?

>not because they are not how people are choosing to pay. I’m being pragmatic.

Again I implore you to look to Europe/Asia, where there are plenty of non-network cards that work just fine for essentially free domestic payments (and would you like to guess how those transactions are settled? You must know...) [1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Girocard
> We’re talking about an era in the US where white people were literally in control of everything, nobody else could have done this.

It's also the era that created the Civil Rights Act, the Voting Rights Act, Medicare, Medicaid and the War on Poverty. You're correct that political leadership in the United States was almost entirely white at the time. But the fact that they passed many substantial pieces of legislation helping other groups shows that people are more decent than the "race war" narrative that gets pushed a lot these days.
Are you sick? No? Then what is the issue here?
I agree. My employers over the last couple of decades have just had a general PTO amount. But for that to work, two other things have to go with it: the PTO amount has to be enough time to cover both uses, and there still has to be a mechanism that allows for unplanned time off.

The true cruelty of "no sick days" isn't that employees have to burn vacation days, it's that vacation days have to be scheduled in advance and approved. Neither of those things leave room for sudden illness or injury, and prioritizes company schedule needs over things like scheduling doctor's visits.
I dont like lack of open source drivers, but honestly for work DisplayLink works just fine on MacOS. E.g I used 4 monitors on M1 Air using DisplayLink:

* Air built-in display

* 2K display connected via USB-C -> DisplayPort adapter

* Two more 2K displays of same model via DisplayLink connected via USB hub

For all practical means it's almost impossible to see any DisplayLink compression artifacts even in most of games.

PS: Each adapter cost me $40:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08HN2X88P/
I haven't followed this super closely (as an aside, it's also really discouraging how little I've seen this story talked about. Buried in the newspapers, etc) but am I off base in thinking that gov't could have just sided with the workers and req'd the railroads to give sick days rather than just siding with the RRs and saying "no sick days"?

Wow what a run-on sentence! :P
One AirPod Not Charging?
Have a link to that?

Very interesting question btw. I'm also interested in the StarCraft AI state of the art 2022. If it exists. Or was focused changed to some other game?
You say "seems", but a lot of people invest a lot of time and money in controlling the appearance of welfare for the undeserving; what is the reality? If you check the numbers and historical trends, is welfare for the non-working healthy people actually up or down?
The watches that took photos _sucked_...which was one of the reasons I'm betting Apple didn't include one on their first (and subsequent) Apple watches.
In an ironic turn of the universe we learn that archive.org didn't need a blockchain to maintain an authoritative record. #goodenough
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>But a number of services exist now that didn’t 30 years ago. Largely in part to many forms of normalization and automation.

The Ubers and doordashes and deliveroos of this world are predicated upon the growth of the precariat.

India had all this stuff 50 years ago, just without an app. I remember it not being unusual to have Starbucks delivered to your door in Buenos Aires in 2012. Again, no app.
Next door in Austria I've seen employment contracts (from local Mittlestand family owned companies in the automotive sector) where it was specified that "in case of sick leave, the employee agrees to health checks by the company's own GP at the company's expense, even if you already have been written off sick by your own GP." I've never been more disgusted.

Then again, I've also read in the news here of employers hiring private investigators to catch employees fraudulently claiming sick leave, then firing them and suing them claiming back wages paid along with the P.I. fees.

To play the devil's advocate, since sick leaves are costly for businesses here, it probably sucks hard if you have a few employees abusing it heavily to avoid work (even though it's common knowledge that everyone here takes a sick day off work every now and then after a heavy night out partying and drinking or stuff like that).
>When an employee calls out sick, a Special Inspector may be sent to their home to check if they are really sick and at home. If the employee doesn't answer the door (They're sleeping and don't hear the door? Doesn't matter), they're charged with falsely calling out sick, and face suspension or termination.

This is how it works in the military. So shouldn't you provide the same benefits? You can't expect to treat people this way without holding your end of the bargain. Namely with guaranteed job security, full paid benefits, set time off and vacation, clear paths to promotion, etc. etc.

Capitalists want to have their cake and eat it too. There's no concept of a social contract anymore.
I've found that for this sort of thing, @next/font (https://beta.nextjs.org/docs/optimizing/fonts) is a pretty handy library (from Vercel) for Next.js projects. You can import Google Fonts as simple as:

import { Roboto } from '@next/font/google'
const { className } = Roboto({ weight: '500' })

Now you can add this class name to any React elements and they'll have the Roboto font. Next.js will handle all of the self-hosting and wiring behind-the-scenes (i.e. no requests made to Google from the client).

Believe this was one of the announcements to come out of the most recent Next.js conference, so info may only be available on the beta version of their docs site (linked above).
I'm not sure why anyone bothers with Snopes these days. They've become just as lazy as many of the sites they supposedly critique. This article (listicle really since they're just aggregating these other sources and putting a stamp on it) "confirms"

> a brief history of capitalists complaining that nobody wants to work for starvation wages.

by providing references to quotes from a pastor, a home owner, a few small business owners, a former labourer, and farmers. If these are the evil capitalists that socialists are railing against then I think they'll have a hard time recruiting.
the "Perl" distinction is because they are PCRE (Perl-compatible Regular Expressions) - PHP used to* have ereg() and family, which used POSIX Regular Expressions.

* <5.3, 8 years ago
me, a hard worker

...you say, while posting on HN.
People does not want to work >>for your company<< because they can have better opportunities than what >>your company<< offers. That's free market capitalism which companies are fighting for.
Wow! Coconut alone looks impressive.

Is there a state management solution in there? I looked at the Todo app and it looked like manual change propagation.
>The income is actually surprising though, can range 5k-15k a month

Is that gross, or after paying income and Social Security & Medicare tax, like wage earners do?
This could have been a year ago at this stage. It was on r/svelte, if I recall correctly. Svelte doesn't have idioms for reusable reactive logic. The $ sign is used to drive functionality in Svelte, so you can't use it to signify something observable like with RXJS. For Solid, they use createQuery because that is the convention in Solid. For Vue and Svelte, they stick with useQuery. I think the idea is that useX is just a shorthand for "here is some abstracted reactive functionality". Ultimately it has nothing to do with how the reactivity works, it just says, "this function will tie into your reactivity". They could have just called it query, but it seems arbitrary to change the name.
I was saying Google might be pessimistic about C and C++ for some reasons specific to Google culture, like inability to get engineers to care about "boring" work. I wasn't making the point you're addressing.
I have a Canon 5D Mk III, 5-6 lenses, maybe 4 flashes, umbrellas, stands, a background, etc..

I gotta sell it but keep procrastinating.. 99% of the time these days I just want to not carry stuff and use my iPhone 13 Pro, because 99% of the time nobody cares if I use the fancy camera stuff and the hassle and workflow is a PITA compared to just using the phone. My previous phone was an iPhone 8+ and it kind of started this and then the 13 Pro really really kicked it into gear with having the 3 lenses.
It got hard for me to justify not shooting RAW if I was using all that expensive gear, and then I'd have to sit there wasting time "processing" files to justify using all the fancy gear. I came to really hate that time in front of the computer. (This is after about 15 years of doing it.)

Actual compact cameras forget about it.. the last few generations I had weren't even as good as the phones, because they almost always had crappy zoom lenses. 3 Prime lenses on a good smartphone beats almost all the zoom compact cameras until the zoom compact cameras get annoying to carry.

The phone cameras also have a massive advantage that people are not threatened by them and act more naturally. If you mostly value your pictures of people in your life this is a big advantage.

For me some of this is the ebb and flow of hobbies, but I really don't care about the snob value of the image attributes only possible with a DSLR/MILC anymore.

Sony/Minolta one this game by getting their camera tech/products into most of the smartphones on the market. Kudos to Sony.
I am really curious what gigs at 5-15 hours a week is paying out 5k-15k a month. I can think of some potential lucrative consulting?
Pretty uncharacteristic quote for him considering how he pretty much died for the kids! There was one group of people Socrates surely had a problem with, and it was not "insolent children." No offense, but it would be people like you he would hate these days, those that appeal to ambiguous authority and precedence to argue that static values override actual interrogation in the present.
Satellite doesn't deliver to wooded property, that's not a realistic form of broadband access and shouldn't be counted in the coverage statistics. We deliver electricity to every household in America but somehow the corrupt land-line providers and their FCC apologists can't deliver terrestrial broadband on top of the same infrastructure.
I bought one recently because when I'm snorkeling etc. I don't want to risk losing something with access to my accounts, auth etc.

I really think we need to start separating our crucial digital identity/value from the thing we use to translate a menu or call 911 in an emergency or hand to a stranger to take a photo. Right now I use 2 phones to keep I kinda separated.
Hello! I love to work. I'm not a fan of business, capitalism, corporate life, or anything like that, but I love work.

I'm almost 50, and have been working full-time since I was 17. Yes, full-time, even during my five years as an undergraduate. Even when I hated the work itself, I have always made the best of it. I worked in over 30 restaurants around the US for about 10 years, and had a great time of it, even though the work was horrible, grueling, and often with people I could not stand.

Now I work in software development, and love my job. It's stressful as heck, often frustrating, but rewarding in many ways.

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What happen, at least in Italy, is that are speed cam warnings everywhere, but of course only a tiny percentage at any time will have an actual speed camera.

It kind of works as deterrent, although I expect that the effect wears off after a while.
Not sure about that. A _lot_ of city folks didn't start there.
All employers that I’ve seen adjust your salary down to wherever you end up living.
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Camera manufacturers are very capabale of making hardware, incl. optics, that run sophisticated embedded software to take pictures. For editing, go to Adobe or one of the alternatives. Different use cases, different products, different markets. And not everything in the world can be solved by some consumer grade app.
You’re right that cameras never adapted to a world where users want cars, not faster horses.

But I think you may be playing a bit loose with the ideas of evidence and details. Yes, smartphones “invent” details, but it’s hard to imagine a scenario where those changes produce false evidence. You might find details of leaves rendered as watercolor brushstrokes; you won’t find a suspect inserted into a scene.

And remember that film annd magnetic tape cameras also invent details. All of that film grain that we find artistic is not really there. Should we also question what we see on those videos because they aren’t pixel-perfect?
This one's a head-scratcher. Presumably in a downturn people want to upskill or change careers so demand would go up for a program like this? Though I do think it is far too expensive for what you get.
Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl were created by a third party studio:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pok%C3%A9mon_Brilliant_Diamond...
If the CEO is taking responsibility upon himself for leading his company in such a poor way he has to fire large swaths of people then he should quit. He's the CHIEF, the buck stops with him. What, is he going to keep his job and then just be a better CEO next time? He gets to make a hundred million dollar mistake and keep his job?

I've seen peers fired for much less.

The real answer is he doesn't take responsibility for anything other than doing his job exactly as expected and prioritizing short term profits for stakeholders.

Either quit, because you're a bad CEO, or do away with this "I'm taking responsibility" facade. Just be upfront with it. "I fired you to make a quick buck." I can at least respect the honesty there.
If he paid enough of the right ones in Bahamas, combined with their extradition policy being what it is, that'd be his one hope. American politicians might promise you a lot, but at the end of the day, the checks and balances don't even give them leeway to truly be quite this openly corrupt. Now, a staged suicide and a new identity abroad...well, you'd have to have paid a LOT of bribes, but this isn't impossible...
Class reductionism doesn't provide a concrete example of "harming their own group rather than help the Other" as much as the changes the U.S went under in response to the end of Jim Crow.
Discord Fonts
Is it just me or is discords new font just unreadable

I find the words to look like blurs sometimes, its really weird

Why does this change have to exist?
This is super interesting. As a native speaker I usually don't ponder on loan words / influences too much, but it is very thought provoking to see these "Anglish" alternatives.
Musk wants advertiser money back.
If it helps avoid any further confusion, it shall be done. Thanks for the suggestion.
> back in 2023

As in: 'will return in 2023', not 'this happened in 2023'.
Taking the question literally, the answer is that because in this kind of system there's plenty of incentive to lie to get the maximum number of days of paid leave. So if you're in charge of scheduling employees and you assume that they're self-interested then you would assume that left to their own devices a lot of them would probably lie about being sick. I mean, it's a lot safer assumption than assuming that everyone in the rank-and-file takes some great pride in the success of the company and would never do something morally dubious.
Accelerationist (Marxist): The faster this damn (economic) system goes down, the better. Let it spiral out of control! faster faster !

Accelerationist (Technologist): The faster this glorious (technological) system goes up, the better. let it solve all our problems! faster faster !

Degrowth enthusiast: What are you talking about? where the hell you think you're going?

("Degrowth") reggaeman : Downpressor man, Where you gonna run to?... You gonna run to the sea, But the sea will be boiling [Peter Tosh]
Too convoluted for a human to readily parse and understand? The same could be said for pretty much any code. As with anything else, the more practice you have reading and writing regexes, the easier they become.

If you ask me, the real boogeyman is lack of programmers' comments that explain what the regex is doing. In other words, the fault lies not with the tools, but PEBKAC.
Yes it was in living memory and your elders who are honest about can tell you. Go ask your grandaddy I get the feeling he might have some insight.

They also wrote books, letters, and op-eds, all part of the historical record, and available if you were willing to spend a little energy on this subject.
> suppressing noise and increasing the signal-to-noise ratio.

So apparently here lies the gory details. There was a short interview article with one of fired Twitter engineer who claims to had been "basically responsible for messing up your timeline", and as a followup to the article, someone on Twitter who is believed to be that person defended that the end state that GP considers a worse state(so do everyone!) showed better retention through A/B testing.

They must have been doing what they think is good, backed by scientific methods and hard data, SNR ever improving in pandas. Yet everyone is in good agreement that Twitter had betrayed and sabotaged the user community, engaged in artificial manipulations on honest good people, accelerated divisions, radicalization, even promoting terrorism, worldwide.

I think we have elephants in the room, definition of SNR being one thing, or one of its legs. Something is off.

1: https://www.businessinsider.com/pro-elon-musk-twitter-employ...
Except PSR isn't a scheduling system. It's a system designed to fuck up the usability of the rails in the US by running gargantuan trains that the system can't possibly handle. It even manages to fuckup traffic & public transport & small towns here in Texas. The at-grade crossings are blocked so long you get backups that stretch for 1/2 a mile or more in small towns.
The astonishing thing is, compact cameras have 3% market share remaining.
I also agree that it's a presumption. I don't know that I agree with it is all. It seems like more engineering attention and excitement is actually good for project quality, and maybe that's a confounding factor here. More data would help, though all this might never be definitively conclusive.
> So not really different to what it was before.

The hyperbole here. Functioning infrastructure + corruption is a lot better than destroyed infrastructure + corruption
> Cameras are designed to capture & store the light in a way we can interpret later. They intentionally weren’t designed to edit or interpret the light and make corrections.

That's one thing, but still there are many features of the camera firmware that people want to have, and cameras failed to deliver. One of such thing was apps - Sony provided few in some of their camera, but next model removed them, because they couldn't implement that in a model-agnostic way. They just don't get software.