skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sorry, but I just don't give a fuck. Some of us like to sit on the edge of still lakes and ponds, maybe go for a swim, enjoy the sunshine, listen the birds and the rustle of the wind. We don't want moving water, let alone fast moving water.

Put more explicitly: feel free to spend your life trying to get rich if that's what floats your boat. Feel free, even, to spend it searching for the excitement of rapidly growing companies in "fast moving water". But be aware that most of us aren't interested, aren't trying to live like that, and have a somewhat negative view of people who do.

(See also: Siddhartha by Herman Hesse, in particular the ferry man)
That's everything on Unix-likes with shared libraries, yes. You can statically-link or use a system like Nix or Guix that don't enforce a single library version (by ditching the "default library search path" concept), and you get the best of both worlds: space saved for most of your shared library dependencies, and separate versions for those binaries that need them. It's basically Unix with a garbage collector.
This is completely normal inside the EU. You barely notice you're in another country sometimes.
I have a close friend who I won't name. He has a note on his LinkedIn that says "I will never buy anything from you if you call me or email me without you asking" with a list showing the people and companies that have screwed up.

I have literally seen him talk to someone and be like "hey, check my linked in again" just to have them react to their name and company being on the list. You don't need to market to developers, a good product only needs three things: what it costs, documentation that is usable and code snippets I can run my preferred language.

Your email campaign is rarely ever going to help me unless the email specifically tells me what you're product does for me and doesn't include any bullshit marketing or other whitepaper crap.
I will check out Missing Cryptoqueen right now.

I can't remember if it came out this year or last year but the Exit Scam series about Gerald Cotten, the bitcoin guy that everyone thought faked his death in India, is my all time fav.
https://www.exitscam.show/
Ask HN: Which is the last stock you bought and why?
No that's incorrect. I-9 verification is for everyone including citizens. Basically you need to show proof that you are legally allowed to work in the US which also applies to citizens. Source: I am an employer.
Why “Seinfeld” Is the Most Villainous Sitcom in Human History (2014)
Huh, sorry you had a bad time watching it at home. It looked great in theatres!
Anywhere else. You make it sound like racism is bad enough to keep them unemployed
> Note that `sold` is still free-as-in-£ for use in CI/CD

The relevant part of the EULA [1] states:

> Individuals who use the Software only occasionally, or non-interactive use of the Software that is not explicitly invoked by an individual such as CI/CD (continuous integration/continuous delivery), are not considered Active Interactive-use Users ("AIUs"). No additional fees are required for such uses.

I had to read it multiple times to understand the CI/CD bit. It's not clear to me whether the EULA says that CI/CD is an example of "use that is explicitly invoked by an individual" or if it's an example of "non-interactive use that is not explicitly invoked by an individual" - the wording is unclear to me and can have either of the opposite interpretations.

At my day job, we occasionally test C++ code changes by compiling in a CI/CD system to obtain a container image that we can push into a staging environment. This means we have a develop-compile-test cycle where the "compile" step involves pushing to a merge request branch, waiting for CI/CD to finish, and then running a deploy script to push out the newly-built image for testing. I wonder if this would be considered "Active Interactive-use Use" or not.

[1] https://github.com/bluewhalesystems/sold/blob/main/LICENSE.m...
This is neat, but why does it need a new XML schema? Why not bind a subset of HTML controls to native controls?
I'm confident they don't have outstanding customer support, even for actual customers (who are not you).

Outstanding customer support would entail expense, threatening profits. The money of happy and unhappy customers turns out to be the same color.
A raccoon can definitely kill and eat (part of) a chicken so I’d imagine a crow could be on the menu. Or a coyote. Or a possum or bear. There are vids of deer eating birds and other animals.
>contact us to get the details

Meh
Also 10 mb of ram are hard to come by on mcus
You mean all the things just as hard to get as a passport, some invented specifically to be used for this new program? Sure, I guess you could get one of those instead. But there's no reason to get one of them rather than a passport except as a fig leaf for people to say a passport "isn't mandatory".

Or, and bear with me for a second, we could have kept freedoms we had on September 10th, 2001.
Another citation: https://ussanews.com/2022/12/24/principal-chooses-feelings-o...

Our school looked at adding an award for good community behavior, but the principal shot it down because they currently get too many complaints from parents whose kids don’t get the existing awards.

This is the fruit of a participation award culture.
The "why" for this sort of question is there must be some evolutionary advantage, what is it?
I would assume that it is mostly Google engineers on the site, and they do not have any link with these policies nor provide any information (either legal clause or simply that they don't know).

Not to play the devil's advocate but Google is still a great research company, helping the open-source community and the tech industry.
The problem is that side effects are really broad and include things that are idiomatic Python.

# jobs.py
@scheduler.register_job(when=“daily”)
def batch_job(): …

This adds the job to the global scheduler.

# models.py

class Model(DBModel):
def on_change():
# do stuff

This adds the model to the ORM’s list of modules via a metaclasss and registers its hooks.

# plugin.py

class SomePlugin(PluginBase): …

Same thing. The code to load plugins like this is just importing the module and letting the metaclass do the work.
Thanks. I don't know a lot about D and it's nice to get an absolutely definitive answer from the creator himself. :)
Places won’t employ you without an address. Homes won’t be rent to you without a job.
There is a huge space between cli everything and pre-infested walled garden. I have always felt that there should be more visual differences in the standard newby frendly tools for linix. Many problems would be avoided with a basic graphic interface.
If you were an administrator in a large, elite university, you'd see this as a golden opportunity to establish the Committee on Corvid Policy.
You don’t have to call yourself a library in order to keep or possess works copyrighted by others. You are only restricted from making new copies and distributing those new copies to others. You may make new copies for archival or other personal purposes, provided you don’t distribute them to others. You may, however, distribute to others the copies that you got from someone else. (You can lend, sell, or give them away; all are legal.) That is, if you buy a copy of some copyrighted work (such as a book or CD or a computer game), you can legally sell that copy on to someone else. You can also duplicate that work for your own purposes, provided you don't distribute those copies to anyone else.

Naturally if you have made copies for personal purposes, you are supposed to destroy them if you pass the “original” copy on to someone else. If you don’t then you have made additional copies and distributed them, which is copyright infringement.

That is one reason that the Internet Archive keeps their “original” copies of any physical item that they digitize in one of their warehouses. It is also why they keep track of how many of those “original” copies that they possess, and use that to limit the number of digital copies that they lend out at any one time.

It is also why they try to keep track of the original publication date of those works, so that they can open them up to unlimited distribution once they get old enough that they no longer qualify for copyright protection. In few days, pretty much everything created in the US in 1927 becomes part of the Public Domain! <https://blog.archive.org/2022/11/30/public-domain-day-2023-r...>
I'd like to know the name of these libraries.
I remember Novells NDS (directory service) to be miles head of Microsoft AD back in Windows 2000, and even many years after. But AD was included "for free" in Windows, and the rest is history...
Right, I read that's a big part of the reason people are giving up US Citizenship. I'm not a US citizen, so it's not a concern for me.
No, there doesn't have to be an evolutionary advantage. Some things just exert no significant selective pressure and are incidental.
So allow Tailwind CSS downloads. The site looks broken because you broke the site.
The current scam on eBay is to provide a tracking number to the same Zip Code as the purchaser.

These tracking numbers are attached to the sale after the tracking number shows delivery.

By default eBay will close undelivered item cases because the tracking number shows the item was delivered.

Appealing the closed case is possible, but the link to appeal is difficult to find and the level of proof required is high.

I know because it happened to me and it took going to my local post office, talking to the postmaster, and getting the USPS internal tracking log. And that required convincing the postmaster I would not try to recover the package from the home where it was delivered.

I assured the postmaster that this was a scam, and it helped my post office serves an affluent zip code,

It was a ridiculous amount of time and effort for the amount involved.

This is not to dig on eBay. I still prefer it to Amazon. But that’s the scam you can use if you are so inclined.

Not that I am suggesting you are.
Speaking personally, I prefer being the solution rather than the problem. :-)
How does Real ID help prove that someone who doesn’t have one isn’t here legally?

I am here legally and renewed my license since my state offered Real ID. I still got the old “Not for Federal ID” license.
If I show that to someone, does that somehow prove I’m not here legally?
Looks good! I may sign up.

Interestingly, I had a brief look for open source alternatives and found that KDE Itinerary[0] may do a similar thing, and that the same code has been re-used in a Nextcloud Mail extension[1]. I don't use either so haven't been able to test directly yet. But I did use a CLI tool based on the same KDE code[2] and while it doesn't output iCal it does seem to correctly extract the details from a reservation email (I tested on Ryanair).

0: https://apps.kde.org/itinerary/

1: https://www.volkerkrause.eu/2020/01/18/kde-itinerary-nextclo...

2: https://www.volkerkrause.eu/2019/09/21/kde-itinerary-cli-ext...
Same here, and I know others who do the same, you're not alone! Stay strong!
Pretty nice! Except no Wifi / BT when NVMe is used for storage.
One of the USB3 ports could be used for wireless comms, of course.
Do protons contain charm quarks?
I'm glad these squirrels bring joy to your wife c:

This reminds me of my University days, where peeps would go and eat under large banyan trees. There would be a number of squirrels who'd hang out and be fed by students, and as a result these squirrels would get gutsy. A friend had a squirrel leap onto their table and steal fries while they weren't looking!
I've never purchased an individual stock because I have no interest in gambling
Cherry-picked statistics from a time when lockdowns were in place and people were stuck in their homes desperate for escapism do not prove your point.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/nov/05/multiple-job...
In the end, any notes app plus Notability end up working great. Pen and paper are another excellent option.

I'd like to have everything neat and tidy, but the effort just isn't worth it.
> You'd have to define some metrics to measure on. Bugs per thousand lines of code might be good. Average time to deliver n features might be good. Programmer satisfaction might be another good one, or some kind of measure of how easy it is to hire x programmers. There's tons of these.

Any of these might be good. I'm not the one making the claim or choosing the words. I'm asking you what you mean.

And does PHP (or jQuery) do worse on any of these? It's not clear to me that it does.

> The real reason for choosing PHP or JQuery is you're already experienced in them and don't want to learn something new, or you're working on a legacy project.

No, I prefer using jQuery. I have used the newer things too. I know how they work. I work with it daily at $dayjob. I still prefer jQuery.

You may think that's crazy and that is completely fine, but please don't insult everyone who disagrees with your preferences.
https://braintool.org/ works really well, saves everything in plain text, works especially well for us Emacs/org-mode freaks.
Also crows can tell humans apart, so feeding crows makes them less afraid of you while feeding other animals can make them less afraid of all humans.
Etsy can be a garage sale. It may be dominated by dropshippers at the moment, but the average person selling real DIY things on Etsy is not making anywhere near 20k/yr. You two must be very skilled at your craft to be able to do that within your first year, even if revenue != profit. Either that or you're selling a couple things that cost 10k+ to make (Which actually wouldn't count as high volume because you also need 200 sales)
That wasn't true for Windows XP, which shipped with the NT Virtual DOS Machine (ntvdm.dll). Unfortunately, this was dropped in 64-bit Windows and finally axed in Windows 10.
You got lucky. With how obese north america is on average this usually isn't the case.
I quit fb but WhatsApp is impossible to quit. I tried and I became socially isolated.
That's not a log, it's a military-grade, arboreal-derived perimeter defense system to stop all unapproved international vehicular traffic.
You still can as a kid via land, but a birth certificate is required. The parents do need passports though…
The homepage is built with Dioxus so it uses Javascript and WASM right now. Dioxus does support ssr (https://docs.rs/dioxus-ssr/latest/dioxus_ssr/) which could be an option to support better progressive enhancement in the future
ASML and KUKA.

ASML, a leading provider of advanced semiconductor equipment, has seen a surge in demand as the tech industry continues to grow and evolve. Their solutions are essential for the production of a wide range of products, from smartphones, cpus, gpus, tpus to self-driving cars.

KUKA, on the other hand, is a leader in the field of automation and robotics. Their technology is essential in the manufacturing industry and is becoming increasingly important as companies seek to increase efficiency and reduce labor costs.
Yeah if you’re like just put what is essentially

if False:
import blah

unironically as good design and more than a necessary evil until a long-term solution emerges then we’ve jumped the shark.
Having been stung by bees, one really wants to get the stinger out. If one doesn't have fingers, that could be very annoying to the stingee, and certainly a further deterrent.
Guide to Getting Video Testimonials from Your Customers
Are there two separate parcel IDs? One for each authority in the respective state? Do you pay property tax on the full acreage to each state or only on the partial acreage in each state?
Yes.

Why would it even occur to you to police how someone feels about losing things of immense personal significance?
>Just because something is "relevant" to me doesn't mean I want to be notified.

By definition a relevant notification is something you want to get a notification for.
Both parties did it. The idea of choice, of voting in itself, is but an illusion anyway.
yeah, internet has near no constraint and this is the key problem

TV had time.. you may be able to store it but you'd need tapes .. still space and efforts constraints

today your hard drive and infinite connection create an infinite pit

I also believe our brains love, just like muscles love exercise, prioritizing, you feel better when you made a smart decision. the feeling of never having to choose, skip through many videos, pausing them, in any order tickle the gluttony in us but then you get stuck and rot
Humans fix the code by understanding the model it represents. In fact it's often that bug fixing is where you are forced to understand what you wrote gliby from memory/patten matching.
This British Zoologist Wants to Reinvent Color
Just like you I thought this was a solved problem, but when I wanted to try it in pactice, I ran into two issues with this:

1) The calendar subscriptions aren't read/write, they are read only for subscribers. You can't share calendars between Google and iCloud read/write.

2) Android apparently doesn't support CalDAV! I tried, but I couldn't get an iCloud published calendar to show on an Android phone, not even read only.

The only way that I managed to use a shared calendar between iPhone and Android was to use a Google account on both phones.
Utterly false. I build locally all the time to make sure that the thing works before I commit the code.
We used to have one that would hover in front of our kitchen window when the feeder (at the other end of the house) was empty.
> Why would honey bees evolve to leave behind an autonomous pump with their stinger?

Evolution is not an intentional God. It does not have plans and it does not think. It is a randomized process in which not being disadvantage too much can make the trait survive.
I wonder if the massive riches of nature they had for a low amount of people played a role in this
Having been born in East Germany I can assure you that the "Left" is not a proponent of free movement and that they will gladly attempt to shoot you for trying to escape from socialist paradise.

Calling US Democrats "socialist" for wanting things like universal free health care makes me cringe in light of that.
I wasn't referring to your comment but saying that clang is lagging and is unusable with C++20 while there are only 4 features out of 69 of them in total (!) missing, then yes, by my book this is spreading the FUD.
> I simply don’t believe anywhere near the figures people use for the energy used to mine Bitcoin.

Why do you think your belief, unsupported by any facts, sources or calculations, has any value?

> Drive down your street,

Can you explain why this is some sort of reasonable way to find data centers? Why would you expect these data centers to be on streets where people live?
Except for plain old brute strength, women on average perform far better than males on all levels.
Main use cases for Access and the like seemed to be roll-your-own mini accounting/inventory control applications. Good riddance.
> As long as no adopting advice at face value and no cargo culting follows, sure.

I advise you to take all advice with a grain of salt. :) It's just what someone else thinks, it's not something magic.

> I'm worried that someone senior will do that, because they want microservices on their CV

Heh. I was going to say that the only way this advice is "dangerous" is if a point-haired boss hears about it. Someone padding a resume is the danger though, not the technology they choose.

> This is something I can get behind for internal pilot projects, side projects, or hackathons and such. This is not something that I can get behind for projects with potential contractual penalties.

Just don't merge it into the main branch.

> The entire e-health system of my country is a good example of this [...]

I'll check it out. Thanks.
Sounds about right. The CA-US border is extremely long and sparsely populated in most areas. Reckless snowmobile use is a common thing in the northern lower 50. The worst is drunk snowmobilers going 90 mph.
I grew up in Santiago, Chile, a city with a population of 7M and lived and went to school in the very center of it. Today I have nothing that resembles a social life and school was torture (never bullied, just bored to tears). I was only interested in math, programming, machines, and infrequently reading literary classics. Did this and that, standardized evaluations got me first place into college with a scholarship, even represented my country at international math contests. Good grades but hated every minute of school.

This, coupled with high prices for owning a house and crime in a dense city has prompted me to daydream everyday about going to the country and building my house. Even so far as entertaining the idea of becoming part of a religious group. Maybe someone needs to ground me? But every reason people mention (working hard, social life, school) doesn't change my mind, which worries me since it shows my bias might be too strong. I haven't mentioned the religious thing to my parents who are both atheists, they'll think I'm crazy.

EDIT: Teachers assigned fucking Hunger Games as reading, and people still do triangle similarity and solving second degree equations well into HS. I wish was homeschooled.
Ask HN: Has anyone noticed Redfin altering past house price estimates?
I've noticed, at least with regards to my home, that the price estimates for early this year were much higher than they are today. For example, one might had looked at the price history and saw their house had increased $100k in value from the time of purchase up until Jan/Feb of this year, whereas looking at the estimates today, that same time period now shows only a $20k gain.

So if lets say 2020, house bought at $300k, was estimated at $400k by Redfin in early 2022. Today, Redfin now says the price estimate for the same home in early 2022 was actually $320k, not $400k as actually shown earlier in the year.

I know price estimates are just that but I'm curious to know if anyone else has noticed or what you might think of something like this being altered after the fact?
Probably because the income thresholds for such things were heavily lowered in 2021. Previously you didn't need to include the sales on a 1099K until sales exceeded $20,000. It was changed to $600.
Looks like reinvesting dividends from SGOV. M1 doesn't provide market level APY for cash in their investment accounts unless you pay for the Plus package. Investing in SGOV appears to provide similar yield so I'm doing that with some remaining cash in one of my accounts.
Lots of developers want to use it, they may just not know about it. A linker is a drop in replacement for another in the general case. I don't know anybody who would refuse a faster toolchain if the end program runs the same.
The joke is on the customers, then, who are treated as badly as users.
See also a more comprehensive comparison between different generations: Understand Wi-Fi 4/5/6/6E/7 (802.11 n/ac/ax/be) [1]

[1]: https://www.duckware.com/tech/wifi-in-the-us.html
thank you too
I can relate. But it seems Facebook becomes more necessary if your kid's football team only shares schedules in a group, or after-school clubs, etc..

Basically you're subject to the lowest common denominator.
Finally.

Next question: What's the climate supposed to be like?

Next next question: Who gets to decide?
In the home environment its typically going to be a couple of local devices having a high speed communication (NAS and client) and everything else is trickle bandwidth in comparison to a 10G connection. There is definitely a market for a switch with 8 10G ports but can only switch 20gbps total, maybe even just 10 gbps would be enough since almost all home users its one way or the other and not both. The flexibility however is that multiple clients can utilise that bandwidth.
Ask HN: Why are some usernames displayed in green on HN?
I've noticed that for some accounts their username are displayed in green. What is the reason for this?
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