skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm in central Europe at $80/h ...
On the other hand, we don't live in an ideal world. If it is terrorism, then the perpetrators have an interest in avoiding capture so there's probabilities of false negatives as well as false positives.

We know that people who espouse terrorism not only fantasize but produce instructional materials on this sort of thing, so we should admit admit it as a possibility and try to estimate the probability of it being a factor here.
Fun fact: the internal (bullshit) justification was that the Messenger install upsell counted as a message, and that's what the fake notification was for even though the same message wouldn't appear in the inbox on web.
Oh, I'm not that old.
$199.99 if I'm not mistaken.
Do you know who did it? If not, then how do you know this is domestic terrorism?
I'm so tired of critics being sewers of hyperbolic hate.

I didn't like it, turns into THE WORSE WRITING EVAH!!

It hits a lot of tropes but in an entertaining way which is surprising. Who'd have thought the audience has time for a met mask wearing antivaxxer.

All the characters looks simple and deplorable but end up being complex and more hateworthy for it!

Who'd have thought audiences even had time for another whodunit? But it proved they did.

That makes it a great movie, and I can't think what I'd recommend anyone as an alternative.

Maybe Bodies, bodies, bodies? But then I truly suggest most should watch both!
flightyapp.com on iOS also supports flight import via email and has calendar integration.
Yes this is very regressive change. I remember times when I could drive into US and back with just regular driver license. I see a zero reason other than turning people into a cattle for sacrificing freedom of movement.
Awesome, that's thoughtful. Much more impactful.
Lost to who? Ask the locals and they'll know all about it.
I think you meant to reply up-thread. My comment didn't touch on the recent vandalism/sabotage/attacks.
“You can sort your Feed to see recent posts, but Feed will eventually return to its default setting.”
Just attended what I guess was the last conference a couple of weeks ago in SF. Attendance was about 250. It was a solid group of speakers, and yes, front end/ux centric, but not limited to that. Unfortunately I got covid on the trip, and then gave it to my wife and 7 year old, which essentially took us all out for the holiday.
Not sure why you are bringing up Hong Kong on this, most unknown brand names on Amazon are Chinese companies selling Chinese products marked up by 300% to Western customers who are unable to notice the red flags.

Then again, it is not so different for Chinese companies to register in US and continue their scam anyway.
Capitalism responded to market forces and the needs of the customer.

Did it? When? I can't name a single era when "capitalism" (a fuzzy term) actually responded to consumer demands in the way that the parent poster described. Whether it's railroad robber barons screwing over farmers, Ford selling cars with an unacceptable risk of catching fire, or Google arbitrarily deleting people's entire digital identities, large corporations have always treated their customers as a collection of statistical artifacts (to quote another poster elsewhere in this thread).
So there aren't any.

I follow that account and have never seen any instigation of any violence of any kind. More likely, a certain "side of the political spectrum" has decided that redefining language is a good idea, and making anything they disagree with "violence" seems to be a defining characteristic of that group. You added "extreme violence" to double down on it, but faking outrage doesn't help the discussion any.

It isn't true, it's sophistry.
And why are we trying to invade the privacy of the sellers? They are as much as ordinary people as you and me
> It could be argued from a "leftist" position (whatever that means nowadays) that: it's mostly working class people that need to compete with immigrants. If the immigrants are undocumented or very poor, they are more likely to tolerate lower wages and unsafe working conditions, meaning that I (if I was a working class American) would have less negotiating power when it comes to my wages and work conditions, as there are plenty of people who would be happy to replace me.

That sounds very similar to the "they're stealing our jobs" argument I hear sometimes from people on the right.
Disagree. A robust anti-trust environment would alleviate 90% of these issues. What we are in now (in the US) is an environment of corporate political capture, which is not inevitable, as a similar situation was demonstrably reversed in the early 20th century by strong anti-trust legislation and enforcement.

The companies get away with this because they have massive market power, and they have used the wealth generated by that power to capture our political system.
Yup that too, but TV was strictly scheduled until the 80s(?) people who read books were unsocial nerds who didn't go out.
> By 2025, a third of them will be gone. If you’re not convinced that’s a doomsday-level threat to democracy

I beg to differ. As we've seen in the last 3 years, the large majority of them were in bed with the government. Democracy? A better word would be plutocracy. Let them die.
If I'm @nogc on D, what are the memory safety features I get?
I don't have it but it looks like you have to initiate the call from the Google One page and they call you, they don't have an inbound number.

Googling "google one phone number" did show me a potential scam result in the infobox at "gooogle-live-personn" on google sites that obviously isn't official. You can't make this stuff up.
This is exactly what "equity" policies are for, right? Seems to be working as intended.
I have been looking at gravel bikes. They seem like a good compromise. I live on an asphalt road, but there is a hundred or more miles of dirt forestry roads within a mile or two. Might be that a gravel bike can get me to and through the forestry roads.
There have been numerous cases of fb purity users having their Facebook accounts banned. Use at your own risk as Facebook is quite clear about extensions that alter the experience being against TOS.
what you’re looking for is not journalism. it’s reporting. few do just reporting because it doesn’t accumulate clicks. journalism does. journalism also sometimes really highlights some deeper issues than just a report (think watergate). but almost all journalism is today clickbait.
mold is very, very fast.
I'm on a Google Pixel from 2016 and have absolutely no idea what you are talking about. Firefox runs perfectly and I do not see any janky scrolling or otherwise bad performance at all. Scrolling in Chrome does not feel different either.
Can someone explain how this is any better than pay-to-ein games?
I'm a careful cyclists, purely out of self-preservation, and also because traffic in general is already stressful enough without me adding to it. Plus, I care about less cars in cities and not adding to the perception of "asshole cyclist" is helpinig, a teeny tiny bit.

Still, you will get a lot of hate. Twice people have tried to run me off the cycle path followed by some unhinged diatribe about how the cycle path should not be there and that it's all a waste of taxpayer money and a bunch of nonsense. People are free to have that opinion, and I don't even especially mind of they go off on some rant about it, but they're not free to to consciously drive their fucking cars in my direction.

Then, of course, there's all the places where there aren't cycle paths. I've lost count of the number of provocations. Minding your business, cycling how you should be, and someone overtakes you – no way they didn't know you were there – and just veers in to you because "toot toot I'm a car motherfucker imma driving here now".

Then there's the pedestrians who will complain if you cycle on the cycle path because they don't realize it's a cycle path, or because they don't care. Or the cycle paths just ends with nowhere to go and you will get complaints if you go over the footpath because that's literally the only way to go other than the 80mph road (and not doing that).

Basically, you will get hate no matter what you do. Plus everything tends to be extremely car-centric anyway, so if you're not careful it's not that hard to go to "I get abuse from entitled assholes no matter what I do so fuck you all then".

No saying this as a justification, but there's some pretty bad feedback loops going on here.
Space is a sinkhole and monetary returns are always negative.

Quality of life returns are subpar at best considering them vis-a-vis with biotech and software

But space will always be relevant because space is something that very smart people do when they are in a good mood, just like fighter jets and H-Bombs.

Biotech and software on the other hand they require some depressive realism and sincere thought about ROI, whereas rockets , planes and bombs are like rock n roll for people with an IQ higher than 160
In case you missed it, that is Spolsky himself replying to you
My partner and I use anylist.com on iOS to plan each week’s meals. It supports creation of a calendar that you can subscribe to in your calendaring app. That calendar has all-day event for all the meals in a day. Handy to see at a glance what we’ll cook for dinner along with the rest of our evening plans.
so much this. i've shared phone time plenty of times, standing right there at the phone so the guy can read my inmate id off my bracelet. i've honestly never even heard of someone ratting someone out for this. if anything the guards wouldn't give a shit because they don't want to be bothered with the paperwork. (unless they have a particular grudge against someone)

but yah, being a rat means extreme violence every yard you get bounced to until you end up in SHU. there's a perverse sense of satisfaction from telling the guards that your race can't protect someone anymore.
Article says that if it’s your home address, only your state/country would be published. Boohoo.

And it doesn’t have to be in the listing, it could just be on your order confirmation.
This also seems misleading with respect to Hitler's rise to power, which had far more to do with the weakness of Weimar Germany's institutions and the cynicism of the ruling classes than the SA or the SS, although I agree with your point about the political violence of the time in general.
> Enterprise management is impossible with Microsoft's domain based Windows NT networking. Microsoft Active Directory, part of the ever later Windows 2000, was supposed to fix this, but it now appears MAD may be a failure (Microsoft is already trying to sell its shortcomings as "features" and it isn't even out yet).

Oh, poor Novell. This is all before my time, but to me Novell's legacy is just "that company in the SCO vs. Novell lawsuit" and occasionally seeing IPX traffic from e.g. printers in Wireshark. It's odd to look at what could have been, from a once dominant player that's disappeared into "tech myth" now.

This really does seem to be an attempt at smiling in the face of death though -- I've never played with NetWare but it's not hard to see how Win2k would capture the market; setting up an AD domain is a click-through process on a familiar OS/GUI, why bother licensing and learning something like NetWare if Windows is good enough...
It is using the platform's API directly and renders native components. The XML is just an abstraction layer on top of that and not a web wrapper like you're implying. It's not using any WebView.
I am a long term MTG player. Sometimes I sell on eBay, about once per two or three years, because I get too many lowballs in other groups.

Last year eBay asked me to verify my identity because I was selling for $260. It was cringe, I had much larger buys or sales in 2000s but apparently their database don't even have the record anymore
> Everyone ... Almost no one ...

sigh People presenting their personal, and often anomalous, experience as some sort of universal rule is the absolute worst HN habit. You took a statement about two categories of people for whom L1 is not enough, stripped one off, and only addressed the other with an untrue statement (clearly messing up on the difference between L2 and L3 in the process BTW). Are you that sure there isn't one person who's not getting by fine with level 1? That's all it takes for your statement to be false, and in fact statistics show there are many, making your excluded-middle pseudo-argument a bit pathetic.

Let me introduce you to the concept of thresholds. It's not necessary for everyone to need more than L1 regularly for lack of same to be a problem, nor did I claim that. There is simply some percentage of people being "left out in the cold" because of a bad ratio between vehicles and chargers, and we're already hovering right around that level. Availability of charging is already a major limiting factor in adoption, which wouldn't be the case if anything you said were generally true.

The reason I know this is that I own an EV myself. The ad hominems elsewhere in this thread about discouraging EV usage made me laugh. I'm personally doing fine because I own my own home and had my own dedicated 240V circuit put in for charging, but I know many people for whom that's not the case. I'm well aware of things like how cold or speed affects range, or the actual availability of L3 chargers. I want EVs to succeed, and (unlike some here) I'm actually putting my money where my mouth is.

When you see someone claim that working unoccupied public chargers are plentiful, there's always a good chance you're dealing with someone who doesn't even own an EV (the most common case), hardly drives it at all, or works at a FAANG where free charging is a perk. None of those are the real world of most EV drivers.
There’s also Frescobaldi, which is sort of like an IDE for lilypond. And unlike tabledit, there’s a Linux version.
The point per the web page is "safety." But I am not surprised at all that this claim is a lie that people don't even bother to defend.
https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit
(My favourite git interface. Can be used in neovim as well)

https://github.com/nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim
(Fuzzy finder plugin that uses ripgrep and fzf)

https://github.com/ajeetdsouza/zoxide
Smart replacement for `cd`

https://github.com/be5invis/Iosevka
My favourite font for coding, it's width lets me fit more text on the screen
The unique selling point is that he can see a lot of places without having to move, and without having to travel away from his home, and without having to do much (or any) travel planning. I can see the attraction.
For personal preference I'd say Paris. You'd eat better and have a richer cultural life.

But if your ambition is to eventually become an entrepreneur then Stockholm or perhaps Berlin. I say Stockholm because they have a stronger startup community, probably second to London and they have more unicorns than anywhere in Europe.
Feel like the fresh take is really that you can’t just synthesize new ideas by rearranging the ideas that you suck up from the inter-nets, no matter how much offline fermentation you put them through. Similar to how “publish or perish” merely results in incremental, nearly worthless ideas being sold as breakthroughs. Maybe people need to internalize twitter as a source of jokes amd entertainment, not insight. Maybe alcohol and psychelics need to be seen as brain damaging instead of vision inducing.
You are lucky, the other dudes she dated got melted by her eye lasers.

Pile of dust, missing person report, no fuss no muss.
Jesse Michels interview with Graham Hancock:

https://youtu.be/dfPfPB601hw
> The only fraud you still get is friendly fraud from buyers.

I’ve been bitten by this. I thoroughly tested a PC part, packed it in original anti-static packaging, packed that inside of an excessive amount of packaging and a thick box, and then shipped it all via a well-tracked shipping method.

Buyer waited until a day before the end of the claim period and then insisted the part didn’t work. Wouldn’t cooperate with any debug questions so I grudgingly authorized a return. Buyer never returned anything, never even provided return tracking info. Yet he’s been escalating this to eBay and now filing a chargeback with his credit card company.

After less than 10 minutes with eBay support, they admit that this buyer has a pattern of doing this exact scam. Just follow the steps and provide the requested info and I’ll be fine, they said.

I’m blown away that they know a buyer has a habit of doing this, yet continue to let them operate on the platform. Losing the couple hundred dollars wouldn’t be the end of the world, but I’m deeply frustrated that eBay is so heavily tilted toward the buyer that someone can develop a pattern of fraudulent chargebacks and false complaints with apparently no consequences.
* laughs in Twilight Imperium *
Lead sheets?
At least bitcoins are absolutely useless, so a bitcoin shortage doesn’t affect anything
Elvanse is lisdexamphetamine no? That's speed, the good stuff :-))

I've had Concerta, Medikinet and plain Methylphenidate and they all feel the same to me, it's the same chemical after all. Feels horribly nasty and I didn't find all the variables to make much of a difference unfortunately.
I think you may have missed the point of the article if that's your take on it. Its not about deliberately mining boredom, it's that being constantly "entertained" by social media means you will not enter the mind state where creativity can reach significant peaks.
Can you remind me on that conspiracy theory? Is it something like: we the middle class process that tasteless goo into something you - the poor - can eat, so we can get some money from the upperclass who still eat their wagyo beef?
Google Search: Google One Phone Number (fake website)
Hi, home site doesn't run without enabled js jit. Are there any plans to not rely on jit or that's not possible ? Or it's caused by 3rd party plugins ?
Google support bot requires HN Google account nightmare stories to reach 1000 points or be posted by paulg before they are addressed.

(FWIW I addes YUbikeys to 2 old long-term Google accounts about 6 months ago and they are still there. I did do this from the home location I usually use Google from, though.)
> The freedom isn't even universally supported on the left

Freedom of movement is tied to left internationalism, but radical (i.e., all-at-once/revolutionary) internationalism is not as strong as it once was, and even people that see freedom of movement as a long-term goal often see unrestricted freedom of movement as having unacceptable costs between states that aren't both much further along than any actually are as having practical problems.
You'll have better luck with a separate post, even if it doesn't hit the front page. I would over-describe the problem, state it in 3 different ways, so some kind soul searching is more likely to find it.
Its a surprisingly risky to update your login credentials. Users do it so rarely its perceived as suspicious even when it comes from known IPs and everything else looks healthy. Given its Google if it goes wrong you loose the account completely. Its insane you have to weigh up the potential consequences of doing the right thing for security but that is how Google has set the system up.
It depends on state to state. In California, you can get non-REAL ID if you have at least one form of ID (i.e. passport from another country). Doesn't matter whether you're documented or not.

REAL ID looks different and essentially proves that you are not undocumented.

Visually, there used to be no difference between ID for undocumented and documented, so you can travel freely. My immigration lawyer recommended against traveling to AZ with that ID.

Not sure what it changes in terms of hiring. Even with REAL ID after background check, I had to submit proof that I'm allowed to work in this country.
Stealing mail is not something that happened here
The page you linked mentions several non-passport alternatives.

Yes, the requirements are stricter in that you have to prove citizenship in some way but there are multiple ways to do that which are WHTI-compliant.
Huh? When I make the screen smaller the layout adjusts perfectly
i fed a few blocks of crows for 4 years. mostly dry cat food. each block had a unique family group and they swoop down in succession, hop over and i'd stand there and watch them eat for a bit. I also saw a crow funeral once and I stopped a crow dive bombing run (on other pedestrians).
February this year I migrated my Mojang (Minecraft) account to a Microsoft Account, which I created solely for this use. I played a bit on a local world with just myself. The account had a unique, secure password and was secured with TOTP 2FA when I set it up.

I recently tried to play the game again but was told I had to login again. Doing so locked my account because it had been used in ways which violated Microsoft's ToS: hacking, phishing or scamming other users. They demanded my telephone number before they'd allow me to use it again.

I basically consider this account and the game lost now. I didn't buy this game when it was owned by Microsoft, but will never buy anything from Microsoft which requires me to have an account with them ever again.
And on a lot of countries the right has gained support within the working class
>After several attempts to cut in failed, Microsoft entered merger talks with Novell's chief, Ray Noorda. Noorda discovered Bill Gates was maneuvering behind his back even as they spoke, and became infuriated.
Unfortunately for my hopes of getting this fixed, this post started getting flagged after it sat at the number 1 spot earlier today, or maybe Dang bumped it down because there are too many google support posts.

:P
While the border looks extremely porous, the reality is that it is heavily monitored. You will be met by the police or border patrol if you cross in the wrong place or even if you simply loiter near the border.

EDIT: In response to the skepticism, here is a source:
https://www.buzzfeed.com/ishmaeldaro/us-canada-border-photos

This Photographer Spent Three Years Documenting The Canada-U.S. Border

Along the way, Rutkauskas found that the "longest undefended border in the world" is a lot more heavily policed than its reputation suggests.
Is that serious? Behind the technology curve is a massive understatement. They were thousands of years behind in nearly every area of development.
That's basically been the theme of the 2020's hasn't it?

(That plus the inevitable gaslighting)
Apple themselves could take note and decide to negotiate a license for the sake of their customers. Businesses are often willing to pay for something that would ordinarily take an R&D team some NRE to develop. And Apple has a great deal of money. They could free it up for adventurous customers as soon as they negoiate terms. And the amount of work it would take to integrate it into the next generation of XCode (as a tested/verified alternative to ld64 via -fuse-ld=mold) would probably be pretty modest.
this was reported in april 2022, so it was a while ago in TechCrunch, and it was $175M revenue, not profit in that report.

So this may not be as imminent as reported in the ITwire piece.
That's not been my experience at all, with a long series of Thinkpads. I wonder which laptops tend to have such issues?
You only need two spaces, not four.
You have to provide government issued ID if you are a high volume seller that is a business and not an individual. There are also different rules about address disclosure for corporations. Per the blog post
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