skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Imv, the only profitable option for dedicated streamers/content companies (Eg those whose only source of income is their streaming/media content) will be to ditch monthly subs and implement a pay per show, even perhaps a rent-the-episode approach (perhaps 99 cents?). This would probably drive up piracy even more but I don’t see what other option streamers such as AMC have..

Another issue though is that AMC should never have tried to handle the infra/app component of the streaming themselves. They should have stuck with just an agreement with Amazon or Hulu (much like FX has) for the infra/tech side, and then they can stick their focus purely on content.
[Wing team member here] We are looking into adding cost gauging and cost cutting abilities in Wing in the future. Right now we are focusing on the basics of the language.
You are welcome to join our GitHub repo and vote on the features that are important for you.
Read:
How Will You Measure Your Life, by Clayton Christensen
Man's Search For Meaning, by Victor Frankl

Look at examples of people with purpose and fulfillment in life that you admire, ask them what they do.

I recommend finding a faith community. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints has amazing communities all around the world where anyone is welcome to visit and will find friendship and countless examples and help toward purpose and fulfillment.
It is an issue b/c that's a huge range of topics, and it isn't possible to know where the line is. Your line, as a reasonable human, may not meet up with mine, which may not meet up with dang's, etc.. and then you have issues, because no one really knows the rules.

Your line may be really close to dang's, so maybe you think everything is OK, because your judgement has been sound. Mine clearly has not been, tho I haven't TRIED to step on any toes, but I can't post here much b/c I upset dang.

I am not saying HN shouldn't be allowed to limit things this way, I'm saying I think it's stupid.

> Hacker News seeks a specific culture and a high bar of content quality and it aggressively curates and moderates towards that end

But HN doesn't do this. HN moderates and curates to what they want, there's a lot of judgement involved. There's plenty of low quality posts here. The issue is what I think is low quality is not what HN mods think is low quality (that isn't an issue because I think it, but the concept is the problem).

What I think is low quality is not what you think is low quality, etc... this is OK: it's only bad, in my opinion, when a select few people get to decide that for everyone. Maybe a certain portion of the rest of the users will agree with it and it will be OK for them, but... it's just not a just system.

I'm not talking about people spamming porn or something to the forum, btw. But "porn" has a pretty clearly defined meaning, and you can also just say "no NSFW posts" - which I also think is fine! As long as people understand the rule!

The rules I have an issue with are "no politics" when in reality it is "no politics that we think may upset people, or something - we don't tell you exactly what we mean, we'll figure it out and never tell you, but don't step on the landmine!!"

You can see that is a problem, no?
This gives you the number of set bits, not the next larger number with the same number of set bits.
Fortunately, it's way easier to dump keys/etc from recent eras of of consoles than consoles of old.
With Bitwarden you can sync on the free plan.
The "extending" was an order of magnitude less intrusive with C than it was with Pascal. With C, you wrote a new function that wasn't part of the AT&T distribution, which was a perfectly normal thing to do. With Pascal, you had to change the language definition, which probably meant changing the compiler.
It's also a Reagan law. So you can say that it was Reagan that introduced universal healthcare to the US.
Not in Education, Employment, or Training [0].

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NEET
Why not use ClojureScript and transpile it to TypeScript/JavaScript? That's part of my point. It's usually not worth it.
It's not only PDF's, email sent by banks should be both DKIM and S/MIME signed but we barely get the former.
Maybe I could pose this question another way, what does Twitter do that Mastodon can't?
It's completely unintuitive to me that open source software, which anyone can fork and make their own version of, could go 18 years without a basic feature like this. Makes me think that something about Gnome's open source model is not working. Great in theory, but lacking in results.
Same here. I also prefer to be proactive with the windows that will not honor dark mode and when they pop up in the middle of everything dark, the flash is unbearable. Having everything light mode help here.

I just code in dark mode because I got used to that when I switched to vscode.

I am recently experimenting with the Windows Night mode (that orangifies the screen) but I will give a try to flux (that I used last tile 10 or 15 years ago, or maybe even more)
The suicidal ideation is a "bug" in our psyche.

Fully encompassing a structure where you understand that your mind is separate from you is very very important.
Some useful modalities:
- Integrated Family systems
- Thinking of your mind as a tool that you control and use and which has major bugs.
- Understanding that you are not your mind.

The other important thing you need is people you trust around you who are positive and can help you positively.
Each has its own pitfalls but you can choose from:
- therapist (probably the best if you can afford one and can find a good one)
- church groups
- buddhist centers (would recommend SGI - Sokka Gakkai International. You can find a chapter near you)

If something doesn't work and is making you feel negative. Cut it out immediately.

Start working on something you like relating to your past work experience.
Why do you presume to know the intent? The law may have been written to ensure the chimps are out of their experimenters’ confines, regardless of how good said experimenters claim the chimps had it.
> Where's your source that they didn't own the brand?

The name was taken:

https://fortune.com/2018/12/09/tesla-name-faraday-elon-musk/

> I don't understand this argument. It basically says "before they sought funding they didn't have any funding"

It was in reference to this:

>> The ball was already rolling on Tesla before Elon came along though.

In what way do you think "the ball was rolling" before Elon came along?

> They were not really setting out to be a mass-market automaker, is the gist I get from their various interviews. It's very possible that this was because they believed they couldn't disrupt the automotive market, feeling it was too entrenched, and Musk had the money to put that goal within reach.

In other words, Tesla as we know it today, is due to Elon.

> From all the sources, it appears that he was a guiding influence on style and basic statements about features and materials, rather than actually sitting down and designing individual components.

Well, I suppose he was clearly in charge of it, Kind of like Steve Jobs for the iPhone. Unlike Steve, though, Elon has a technical (physics) education and a background as a developer, so he had the ability to drill into more details than Steve.

> Billionaires make effective CEOs is the argument here?

Effective CEO's tend to become Billionaires, especially if they're owners/founders. Musk has done so twice, at the same time, in Tesla and SpaceX, while also playing a key role in the creation of several other companies.

And this empire was built from essentially nothing (a few thousand dollars from his father at some point). It's not like Musk was born a billionaire.

Eberhard has far less to show for.
>I know at the moment Netflix is starting to look of questionable value for me.

There’s so much bland shit on Netflix but then every time I think I’ve had enough of it and I’m on the verge of unsubscribing they go and release something like Wednesday that smashes it out of the park.
Major breakthrough is a subjective term so it’s hard to argue that precisely, but is it a major milestone on the way to commercial fusion, or “historic” as Dr. Kuranz says in the article? I can accept that. In 50 years, I’d guess it’ll be described in Wikipedia in such as way.

Secondly I’m not sure what you mean by saying this experiment has only academic differences with a thermonuclear weapon. It seems the only similarity is they both generate a fusion reaction. The latter is essentially multiple bombs strapped together which is quite different practically.
FX is basically a prestige brand on Hulu now iirc, but your overall point is right.
This is really cool, I wish this was shipped as an AU plugin I could use with Audio Hijack and Loopback to process audio for video conferences. I already use a pretty detailed filter-chain that greatly improves audio quality, but this would give more of a "radio voice" quality compared to my current filter chain. I've found that improving audio quality has a marked difference in how people respond to my proposals when I present them, working remotely.
I think this only makes sense if the 3rd party is also throwing custom exceptions.

If you want to reduce coupling you should avoid throwing custom exceptions at all. Semantic information can go in the error message and log. The error type should be used to indicate to your program whether an error is recoverable, retriable or some other action needs to be taken. For example google on has 16 canonical error codes for all APIs.

https://github.com/googleapis/googleapis/blob/master/google/...
DW's coverage of same: ''After a training exercise involving 18 state-of-the-art Puma infantry fighting vehicles, not a single one was left operational''

https://www.dw.com/en/technical-problems-plague-germanys-pum...
Ah, but the User would be wrong, because the MPAA and RIAA outsource copyright enforcement to everyone else. So business-wise, you have to assume that anything you "try to import" will be looked at as tainted, lest it put the company on the pedestal of "accomplice to copyright infringement".

You must consider every service provider a hostile entity. No exceptions.
Docker, Rust, RISC-V.

None of them are new but still trendy
There exists no single tool that is best for everything.

Also, not every company can hire best developers (even though most claims so).

Imagine you are project manager for project X which is pretty mundane backend with pretty mundane API and you are given a deadline to develop it.

Will you:

a) try to find absolute best developers on the market and then use absolutely most powerful language (Lisp) to get it done?

b) try to find some developers that are available and use technology that is adequate enough that they can work with not shooting their feet off?

Take into account that you might not be able to hire best developers and even if you do, they might quickly leave not being satisfied with the mundane job you gave them.
Mixing up Russia style commies and Europe social Dems never fails to amuse me. Why would ppl keep doing such things?
Posting bugs fixed. Improved application and visual interface.
The Social Poster application allows you to send custom posts in social networks VKontakte, Odnoklassniki, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Telegram and other popular social networks. networks. At the moment, the functionality is implemented only for the social network VK, Telegram and Instagram.

Our application is an excellent tool for both SMM promotion and PR, as well as for publishing your personal ads, goods and services through open groups, communities, chats and channels.

The main feature of the project is simplicity and a wide range of possibilities: - Adding social media accounts; - Switching between social accounts. networks; - Add and edit custom posts with the ability to attach attachments; - Ability to select a social account. networks and records for publication; - Ability to select communities to which the publication will be performed; - Ability to view the history of publications with detailed details; - Possibility of authorization in the system through social networks; - The ability to automatically re-publish posts to the remaining communities, if the Internet connection was interrupted during the publication process; - Ability to automatically publish a user recording on a schedule.
Pretty much everything. I have zero experience in food production, although I am experienced at eating food. I don't know about compelling ideas, but I would like to see more products using grains such as amaranth, buckwheat, chia, teff, millet etc. Also, grains aren't the only source of carbohydrates, so there's also the possibility of using beetroot, sweet potatoes or other vegetables to introduce a greater variety of nutrition.
[Wing team member here] We are looking into adding cost evaluation and cost optimization abilities in Wing in the future. Right now we are focusing on the basics of the language.
You are welcome to join our GitHub repo and vote on the features that are important for you.
dantheman was proposing agreeing to pay the full cost (tens of thousands of dollars), not just the advance fee ($75).
Nordic.js 2022 • Tadeu Zagallo – JavaScript VMs 101
It's not noisy at all. It's perfectly clear.

> My only basis for this is the private text exchange with Jack Dorsey where they discussed how Twitter should have been built. To me that’s the only true window into his intentions - all other public comms are tainted by other potential motivations.

You have to understand that text message thread in context. It's two narcissistic billionaires who think they're above everyone else talking to each other. It's a sort of billionaire pissing contest where they both also pat each other on the back. It's two people thinking they're the smartest in the room. It just so happens they were the only ones in the room.

For Dorsey, if he knew how Twitter should have been built since the beginning, then why didn't he do so? He claims to have known this from the start, but he was in full control for years. Musk was just chiming in to showcase that he gets it, whatever it is.
Making a good bone broth takes about 24 hours of simmering. If you're going to be making 1 or 2 new bone broths every day, it won't require more energy to just have a perpetual broth instead to which you keep adding bones.
AMC's streaming troubles don't seem related to the greater TV industry, so much as AMC-specifically is fumbling a bunch.

Streaming seems to be working great, if you invest in decent originals that subscribers like, regularly, with realistic-but-modest budgets, and sell that at a cheap predictable subscription. (It's working out great for Paramount+, it was working pretty well for HBO before Discovery decided to kill off all of Warner Brothers)

But like, AMC doesn't seem to be doing much of that. If you love the "Walking Dead Universe", yeah, AMC's gotcha covered. For anyone else, there just isn't much here.

The last time I heard of an interesting AMC show I personally wanted to watch, was "Dispatches from Elsewhere" back in 2020 (and at that time, you weren't even allowed to pay them money to watch it, you had to buy a whole cable package)

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Streaming isn't struggling, it's just competitive. You can't expect to execute poorly, fumble your way through and still magically make a lot of money.
Nomad, obviously
For what it's worth, games like Dota 2 already default all communication on new accounts to "off". It's a rite of passage for new players to play some games and realize they haven't heard anyone say anything. Then they find the setting and realize they're being relentlessly flamed for being new.

Once you climb out of the beginner ranks, literally everyone has found the communication settings and has adjusted them to their preferences.

I agree that most of the time, people don't change defaults. But isn't true for team games in my experience.
Viewing habits can switch. I don't watch YouTube a lot and don't even have a TikTok account. But a fair bit of my fairly light video watching (maybe 8 hours a week or so) has switched from movies to streaming TV.
Show HN: Early - software platform designed to optimize your health
EARLY provides a simple, data-driven framework focused on quantitative improvement and qualitative reflection.

EARLY connects and aggregates your health data, visualizes trends, helps you set and achieve health goals, gives personalized recommendations, and enables you to share updates with a blossoming community.
I think a lot of people treat Elon Musk like their own personal self-insert character in a piece of fan fiction.

The fanclub of temporarily-embarrassed-billionaires cannot square the reality of him just being some rich idiot trust fund kid playing dressup as Serious Business Man with his dad’s apartheid emerald money with their idea that they too can become unimaginably wealthy if they just find the right amphetamine-to-shroom-microdose ratio.
Seems like the agreement could be backed with the threat of a lien on your property.
Nobody cares about the network—they only care about the shows. If Breaking Bad were airing today as an AMC+ exclusive, they would have no problem with subscribers.
First past the post voting has given the two party duopoly a death grip on American politics. People generally have a latent party, and ascribe anything that they disagree with as part of the opposing political camp. To answer your question, someone in the blue tribe (latent Democrat) will see the big-business-supreme legal regime and blame it on overwhelming right-leaning politics. Meanwhile someone in the red tribe (latent Republican) will look at the same freedom-destroying laws and their poor outcomes, but lay the blame at overwhelming leftism. In reality, the grassroots of both parties want similar things, but are herded into violent disagreement by the corporate-sponsored political machine.

(This isn't to say the two parties are the same, especially post ~2018. Just that the main dynamic is very similar)
Giving how hard it is to find affordable housing in Stockholm, I have to wonder if Swedish style social democracy is so great after all, if it can't even solve the fundamental human need of housing by building enough for everyone.
BOBODDY. The first B stands for Biznus.
They did, or they wouldn't have spent so much time hiding it.
There is truth to this, but if it was fully true than Quibi would've taken off.
> a kid who had a unknown behavior problems they said was autism,

Curious to know how that shook out. Did they get a different diagnosis eventually? Did anything in particular help?
Haskell is once again better than ever.
I got the same feeling, the critical fossil is a type of tooth discovered by the author many years ago.
That's most likely BIMI with DKIM (DKIM alone is relatively common) but it's unfortunately not S/MIME. Latter would actually be a "sender signed email" rather than former, "domain signed email".
It's because most of the servers are not nearly on the level of setup that a normal large-scale social network would probably need...which in turn is also because a lot of them have been run by hobbyists and the like, which in turn is also because no one ever needed to scale it this high before.
iirc, the Match feature downloads a higher quality AAC version of your lower quality MP3s. If you select lossless, it downloads a DRMed version. Also, iirc, the downloads are watermarked with your user details in the tags but I'm less sure of that as I last looked at it years ago.
It could be something clever like maybe gcc uses a better allocator or maybe you have better, I dunno, OpenMP libraries on Linux (or whatever the C++ equivalent is)

On the other hand, when I boot into Windows for games, it always surprises me how much CPU Windows uses just… sitting there, doing nothing.
Political science is an actual subject. I would suggest everyone to take look just to learn bit. Why do u think I don't like Dems? The only thing I said is that they r not left. Which is true. I stated it like I say cold or hot. Did I ever mention I prefer which?
oops - by the time I recovered my password to post this excerpt, lots of other people already had
Learn different methods to perform aggregation with PySpark, among which GroupBy(), AGG() and Window functions.
That makes complete sense
I interpreted those things being listed as individual items in a list, not one continuous thing, so I assume the "low level programming" is it's own task.

Also, I think a certain level of cloud agnosticism is possible. A lot of things like App Engine-esque services and FaaS can be boiled down to a core subset that can be agnostic. Once you get into managed queues and such, then you start losing some agnosticism for sure.
I’m thinking of keeping my subscriptions for my family but personally trying to do a whole year of no films and tv, just books. Wouldn’t be able to escape YouTube because I need it to learn things, but I’m interested to see:

- If I can achieve more with the extra time

- If my memory and concentration improves from less screen time
Hey everyone!

Stoked to show y'all what we've been working on this past few months.

Appreciate your feedback and will be hanging out here to answer any questions :)
> So voice chat must now be turned off by default for all children across America? How on earth is this supposed to be policed? Should everyone playing a game be required to upload ID? And what is the gate between on and off by default? A single button press?

I mean, if it's just turned off by default under the plain meaning of words... just turn it off for everyone by default, and if you want to listen to children calling you racial slurs, you can turn it on. No need to collect ages.

Otherwise, I've never seen much more than asking for your birth year to determine age, so it only affects children who can't figure out how to lie about their age. A skill that I've seen develop in minutes within the right framework.
I have a bunch of things.

Systems Thinking. It helps you understand how components interact to form a system, and how to change it. Books:

- The Goal: https://www.amazon.com/Goal-Process-Ongoing-Improvement/dp/0...

- Thinking in Systems: https://www.amazon.com/Thinking-Systems-Donella-H-Meadows/dp...

Pertinent for 2023, learn about costs. If you're an engineer, understand how much the services you're responsible for are costing. How can you reduce that cost? Can you optimize costs enough to save your monthly salary?
[Wing team member here] I promise you this is a real project with a very large code-base already.
You are welcome to request access, and I promise to let you in very quickly so you can see.
The reason it is not yet completely open is that we want a way to engage more with our first community members and get some data about their needs.
Thanks, these are good points and well-explained. You lost me here though:

>"You're only thinking about broadcast MAC destinations but bridges also handle unicast MAC destinations. E.g. imagine NIC 1 (local station assigned MAC 0a:0a:0a:0a:0a:0a) and NIC 2 (local station assigned MAC 0e:0e:0e:0e:0e:0e) are bridged and no state has been learned yet. Off NIC 1 an unknown unicast MAC flood from source MAC 02:02:02:02:02:02 to destination MAC 04:04:04:04:04:04 is received. If the NIC just drops the frame when received on NIC 1 because the destination unicast MAC is 04:04:04:04:04:04 instead of 0a:0a:0a:0a:0a:0a the bridge is non-functional. Letting the broadcasts through is only half the story of bridging."

In unknown unicast MAC flooding why would would the destination mac address ever be anything other than ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff? In your example the destination is 04:04:04:04:04:04. I'm also not understanding the relation ship between NIC 1(local station assigned MAC 0a:0a:0a:0a:0a:0a), NIC 2 (local station assigned MAC 0e:0e:0e:0e:0e:0e and the mac addresses 02:02:02:02:02:02 and 04:04:04:04:04:04.
Same. "Soup of Theseus" is an amazing term.