skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I've thought about it a lot and I really thinking having these sorts of "interest" or "friend" groups are the way to go. A major problem with major search engines like Google is they're really trying to do it all in one.

We can keep a generalized utility search as the default, but I wish I could somehow tell a search engine "show me stuff you'd show to my friends from this community". I.e. what would HackerNews' community search group look like? What would this friendgroup that for some reason includes a lot of people who work in botany but that isn't the defining feature of the group. Maybe they all also happen to like board games, are allergic to social media, and are weirdly well-read on continental philosophic traditions.

I think the key is that people have exit. My main gripe with things like TikTok and twitter is the algorithm tries to optimize results for what you'd like most. But people don't really work that way. People grow over time. People join different communities, put on different hats, try different identities. Sometimes it happens over time or sometimes people are in phases of their life where they're constantly in between multiple communities. I would feel more comfortable with the "profile" these algorithms made for me if I had some sort of say in it and could switch between at will or do an "incognito"/fresh slate mode whenever I want
An extra 1KW would actually charge the car given time. Not just keep the battery warm. 1kwh is supposedly about 4 miles. Charge for 12 hours overnight, you have enough to get to the supercharger.
For the same reason a lot of marketplace regulation exists in effective societies where markets are key to economic functioning.

A good marketplace develops consumer trust. Parasites will try to exploit that, creating bad experiences and diminishing that trust. But that is bad not just for the consumers getting scammed, but both the marketplace and society at large. It's also bad for society to have lots of money ending up in the hand of criminals, because they will then go do more crime.

And note this doesn't stop you from doing business with Joe Anonymous. You just can't do it on an online marketplace. But you can always just not look at the details if you want, so you can get the experience you seek with a little custom CSS.
The fact that this Philadelphia FRED link keeps getting passed along indicates the people passing it along don't really understand it.

What exactly is the unemployment rate if it's not ~3.7%?
Sounds like a non-story. A car had a problem? I thought that happened all the time.
Now if this was happening to lots of cars of the same model, that might mean something. Otherwise, I'd be on Fox News every time I had to take my car to the mechanic.
Both HN and XKCD probably have a fairly broad audience with decent overlap. Seems to happen with popular websites, they lack strong specific correlation with anything.
> Android users tend to be much more frugal

Or maybe they are not as rich, since Apple is essentially a filter for "people who are willing to spend 700+ for a phone". Or they have more choices with better free/cheaper applications. Or they are able to pirate.
I won't argue that NixOS is a good choice for a practical-oriented "just do it" attitude.

I'd say, though, that Nix has benefits above just package reproducibility.

e.g.:

> install Rust/node.js/Go/Java/C compiler once and forget about it.

And if you need dependency libraries, you copy-paste the `brew install` commands from the readme. And if different projects need different Node versions, you'd use NVM to manage those.

These problems are solvable and don't take much effort. (Well, for deploying code, it's difficult enough that Docker containers are as popular as they are).

With Nix, you can have a "put in effort now to save effort later". So you can get the above as "push of a button" without having to copy-paste the commands. -- I mean, that's a neat benefit, that's not really focused on "reproduce the exact behaviour".
I've run into places where it would be handy to conditionally use hooks, but never the useContext hook, so I can't imagine feeling strongly about that case.
This is a nuanced area of law but in many cases an easement for public access is not a “taking” or other violation under the fifth amendment. The property owner is not losing access, they don’t have a right to exclusively use the public land they are surrounding so others using it isn’t a loss.
Oil prices already eased, we're refilling the SPR at a significant profit at the ~73$ floor.
I'm self-hosting my own RSS reader implementation. Feel free to check it out https://github.com/nearsyh/near-rss.
I still don't understand why this type of native app exists. If it can be a website, it should be a website.

Tech really does obey "worse is better" in the weirdest ways. Don't "web apps" exist to solve the "problems" of native apps? Yet 30 years later we're back to downloading native apps despite all of the downsides, but ironically these native apps are basically just showing a website anyway, but with none of the web advantages.
Godfather Android Malware Targets 400 Banks and Crypto Exchanges
That isn't really a problem, games often have separate physical and graphical meshes already.
Google have locked my account after I travelled to US. After that day, I have never used Google. Currently, there is no way to access the account.

Thank you Google for making my account "Safe".
The article says he paid $100k for the airplane and $120k total.
Employment numbers aren't cooked, these are just calculated a different way.

I highly suggest you provide an alternative number if you really think the US is in a high job loss recession that's somehow being hidden from the American people.
> Is it legal to spoof radar, clear the DFS channels of other users, and then use those channels for your own devices?

Not in the US. While incidental interference with unlicensed use of spectrum is legal in the US, intentionally blocking, jamming, or interfering with authorized (including unlicensed) radio communication is prohibited.

https://www.fcc.gov/general/jammer-enforcement
Single char bars are terrible when you’re trying to maintain code. Searching becomes really hard with cscope.
I agree here that school seems great. You might find out you hate it more and be able to come back to your job (or a similar one) with no real loss due to the GI bill. More likely, you will spark some passions and learn more about what you want to do.

Either way, I think gaining the perspective you have gained is great. There's probably far more jobs you don't want to do than jobs you do want to do, so finding out you don't like a job is not just normal/healthy but also very likely. Don't feel like you don't have any prospects, being critical is good and you just need to try more things (which school will help you do).
I think you’re letting semantics get in the way of the raw truth.

Don’t recall the other citizens (in Britain) of said “mother” country having their non-potato crops exported while they starved.

If colony is being used as a pejorative here, it’s deserved to the point where it overrides the semantics of governance and citizenship.
This would undoubtedly have been more fun to play than the real DNF.
Confuses beauty with what men like...many women don't give a shit what men think to feel beautiful, or for other women to be beautiful.
It's also superior in terms of not offering a Linux binary, I guess.

Does .drive work in Wine these days?
From the way people talk on this forum about economic conditions in this country you'd imagine the unemployment rate is 10%, nobody is hiring, and the market is down 50%.
It would be important for Tesla to investigate these reports and take steps to address any underlying issues.
I love programming but it would have to be a special job for me to enjoy it.

I find modern corporate software development tends to take the fun out of it.
We’re using tailwind and it looks like the media breakpoint is set for a size too big/small. Should be easy fix!
Usually they’d get there through an easement, some other public access, or they don’t get there at all.
That’s a thought you could have, most people will generally find you an inhuman asshole for enacting it.

The point for relationships for most people is to make a human connection, not speed run to an arbitrary gate and count all the steps to that gate as “B.S.”
Which alternatives would you recommend?
Using a cloth measuring tape and a mirror for reference gives plenty of feedback. Bf% from a scale is going to be so inconsistent I could only think it would be useful over a large timeframe to notice trends, which at that point your jeans are too big.
Which makes American[*] hatred and belittling

Come on, you know can't asterisk your way out of that kind of bombastic, flamewar-inducing generalization.
When they are out is literally "When they are in violation of the law" and you're sitting here saying here saying "WOW I CAN'T WAIT TO CHARGE THEM UNTIL THEY CRIME".

Do you want to fuck people up before they commit a crime? DO YOU WANT TO CHARGE TRESPASSING BEFORE THEY TRESPASS?

Several civil rights movements have logged in to see what happens next.
On google maps https://www.google.com/maps/place/Airplane+Home/@45.4080368,...
I only ever used Facebook for farmville
> Historically, inflation has never come down so fast or so easily anywhere.

Historically, the sharp bounceback from the brief but deep COVID recession is anomalous in a lot of ways, and the lagging brief inflation spike caused by the overshoot of stimulus in that anomalous recession is part of that. The causes aren't mysterious and just looking at the timeline of the inflation against past inflations in isolation while ignoring other relevant knowledge is...silly.
> noticed an increase in fake notifications there

I started using Twitter again and in order to kill fake notifications, you have to go to "Push Notifications" settings and uncheck everything except for "Related to you and your Tweets" section.

Twitter seems to respect those settings, while Facebook still finds an excuse to push fake notifications even with tweaked settings. I basically disabled notifications entirely via OS for FB.
Why another modal editing package in Emacs?
I just want a color e-ink tablet that I can install google play on.
Interesting, if I ever decide to risk the stability of that box I may try an upgrade. To give you an idea of what it does: this box is the interface to my Tascam mix deck and the firewire support is something that you really don't want to mess with if you don't have to . It runs a very large number of audio channels through that firewire interface and even the slightest change to that configuration risks a never ending nightmare of drop-outs and crashes, usually when you really don't need them.

With Firewire having been deprecated and this mix deck and the windows machine joined at the hip I take the nuisance for granted and just work my way around it. I was lucky to find a card and driver that worked, I must have tried more than 10 different combinations before I found one that worked reliably. Adding an SSD may well upset that balance and would require a complete re-install anyway and that risks ending up with an unstable or unusable system, so that's why that route is closed, though, maybe if I were to copy the image of the current HD to an SSD I could make it work without upsetting things too much.
> about 40% of bitcoin mining is either reducing emissions from another source

I'm skeptical of this. The only way I know that Bitcoin mining can reduce emissions is if all else equal, the waste heat from a mining facility is used to displace fossil fuels that would otherwise be used for heating purposes. That amount can't be significant in the context of Bitcoin mining's overall massive energy use.

If you are referring to demand smoothing by filling demand with mining when other types of demand fall, that has more to do with avoiding short cycling of fossil fuels based generation facilities and thereby maximizing their utilization/revenue and little to do with cutting emissions. At most you could argue that avoiding peak load periods by curtailing mining is avoiding the worst emissions, but that is again a drop in the bucket of the massive emissions.

Care to explain or cite this claim if you have examples of reducing the emissions of other fossil energy sources?
I can see you being frustrated by your time being wasted in a failed auction, but why should you feel the other guy should pay a bid-up price?

I've buy a bunch of stuff on ebay auctions, but when I'm losing an auction and suddenly I'm winning because somebody cancelled, I just nope out of it, qui bono, could be the seller.
Separating people into groups of those that should be marginalized and not is a stupid way to look at the world.
This kind of pedantry is exactly what keeps me coming back for more!
My chatGPT struggle was with with reducing Response Lengths from "short essay" to "be brief and concise, without echoing past info unless necessary". In it's last response, chatGPT thought a bit, sent 2 sentences to say "Sure, I'll do that", plus a sentence fragment. It then stopped to think, erasing the sentence fragment.
A CSS element somewhere shifted violently, as it adjusted to a shorter-than-expected paragraph.

I thanked chatGPT and left, and the next chat was, predictably, back to essay-length responses.
I think reddit is even worse. A fake facebook notification is at least still a notification.

But official reddit app and website in other hand, generate notification badge WITHOUT NOTIFICATION. What did you even expect me to do about that? It's just dumb-ass.

In the end, I just wrote a userscript to remove notification badge of reddit web page, given how useless and distractive it is.
I guessed pretty well then!
No. In practice they are the same.
It's interesting, I read these comments as self depreciating; like the author is flagellating themselves for missing the mark they think they ought to be hitting.

I personally say much meaner things to myself when I mess up than I would ever say to anyone else.

A charitable outlook, why not :shruggs
Interesting; they don't have a way to cross-compile? MacOS isn't really known for being a server OS...
Is there a similar feature but for taking full page screenshots as well? Using add-ons that do this is unfortunately not allowed on firefox for android.
It’s now less dangerous and therefore more permissible, since Covid is no longer a major threat to society (china aside).
Sometimes circumstances demand you do a sub-optimal or even sub-par job of things. I like the quote from pulp fiction "you might feel a slight sting: that's pride fucking with you. Fuck pride."
Yes, same spirit for sure! Rummage-searching is very effective as long as the total rummage space is low, like a single box.

The main place where I'll depart from that is with higher access frequency. E.g., I have a box that is sort of "LRU tech stuff". In there my various cables are sorted by type into gallon ziplocs. Finding the right kind of USB cable is something I do too often to want to pull it out of a 50-wire snarl.
if the land was tiled woth hexagons, corner crossing would not be an issue.

https://youtu.be/thOifuHs6eY
Well it’s not a search engine but I write a lot about F/OSS projects I like:

awsmfoss.com

A search engine is probably a great way to make it more accessible…
It's also misleading to cite 1801 as the date of Ireland becoming a colony. Ireland was pretty much the prototype for the rest of Britain's overseas colonies, starting with the plantations of Ulster in the 1600s[1].

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plantation_of_Ulster
Nope.

Nurses and Doctors who knew they had Covid should never have been forced to get vaccinated.

Very simple. Not difficult to understand.
What country? It's the defacto form of communication in many countries.
Title: ADHD Entrepreneurs Self-Experiment Group
TLDR:
This post aims to recruit people who have been diagnosed with ADHD and are interested in self-experiment with different methods / frameworks / services / apps for ADHD, documenting their experiment results, learnings, and testimonials together, and sharing their learning with other members. This will result in a live interactive site (https://adhdexperimentgroup.super.site/, built with Notion) to help other ADHDers navigate different coaching services and ADHD-related principles and methodologies.
This group will serve as a study group, an accountability group, and a coworking group.
At the minimum, this will be a 2-monthly experiment, meeting online for 1 to 2 hours once every two weeks.

When - Our Schedule:
- At least a 2-month commitment, afterwards we will reevaluate the structure of the group.
- We will have 1 meeting per week, but only every other week’s meeting is mandatory. We will decide on the meeting time together, overall we prefer weekends, Friday or Sunday.
- Expected 1~2 hour per week commitment per week
- The first half is a 1-hour optional silent coworking,
- The second half is a mandatory 30-60min session of sharing each others’ learnings and self-experiment results, and setting goals for the next session.

Who:
- Current members:
- Ti Guo: tech entrepreneur who built Ultrabrain, an AI Assistant to help him with his own ADHD; and a community builder who co-founded OpenPrinciples.org, a social enterprise/community that organizes study groups around life principles.
- Chris Waterguy: ADHD coach. An environmental engineer who struggled with undiagnosed ADHD for many years, and now works with professionals and entrepreneurs wanting to level up their effectiveness and have a better life.
- We are looking for people who are:
- [Required] Diagnosed with ADHD and have tried different ways to improve their condition.
- [Required] Have a list of ADHD-related app / services / methods that are looking to try
- [Recommended] Have the habit of sharing your lessons with the rest of the world
- [Recommended] Have the habit of habit tracking and do evidence-based self-experiment for self-improvement

How - How to join us:
- Sign up link: https://forms.gle/FhDcC9h3ZXkvJkH16 (takes 5 minutes to fill out)
- We may interview applicants who we think have a great fit.
- We aim to respond to you in 1 week and give you a decision in 2 weeks.
- This will be an ongoing group with slots available first-come first-serve.
I doubt Most modern scales use Bioelectrical impedance analysis.

Do these scales exits? Yes.

Can normal people get them? Yes.

Do most scales do this? No, most scales are $20 scales bought at Target.
If they dined with a lesbian couple (or simply two female friends), they could sit alternating M/F with no one sitting next to their partner.
Opinion: The Rose Bowl is dead
The rocky history of AI in China: from neglect to national priority
I sympathize enormously. There is something more thoughtful and challenging about a very long sentence, like you get in philosophy books from the 17th century, or a newspaper article from the 1800's.

The one thing that is perhaps depressing, but also a law, is that languages tend to simplify over time. So it's frustrating when people write things like, "He be upset about ... " or "The client's ask here is ..." but both are grammatical simplifications. Yes, they have a grammatical historical context, but simplifications nonetheless. English used to have a much more complex grammar, where you needed to inflect (if that is the right term) not just the verb but also the pronoun, direct object, etc. like modern Russian and some aspects of German.

There are some interesting linguistics channels on YouTube that I find quite appealing. One is Simon Roper who studies Old English among other languages, NativLang which is more into historical linguistics and presents it in a pop way, and Langfocus which is more comparative linguistics.
I prefer unsigned 32 bit indices in C
KeepassXC with Nextcloud or Syncthing.

Or bitwarden plus the self-hosted server bit.
> For example, the AI models we have now will happily run forever if supplied with external power.

A human will run forever as well if supplied food (external power), a new body (computers degrade) and genetic data protection (hard drives corrupt) :)

While AI models may not be quite there yet, their world seems fairly similar to ours in the important ways of environmental constraints and survival pressures
Citation desperately needed.

What does happen is yellow light times are shortened, to cause more red-light violations to generate revenue from tickets and profit for colluding businesses.

https://www.salon.com/2017/04/05/this-may-have-happened-to-y...
I've not seen anything convincing that Ukraine are going to stop till they have crimea back even if Putin did want to "negotiate" keeping areas they invaded.

Ukraine already tried appeasing Russia in 2014 after the last invasion and now they have the current situation so I doubt any decision with actual skin in the game (aka Ukraine) are going to be trying that again anytime soon.
Hey, you do you.

Mayanists absolutely hate it for what I consider pretty decent reasons. Some historical inaccuracies would normally be tolerable, but Apocalypto's inaccuracies tend to dehumanize the Maya it depicts. Worse, it was produced less than a decade after an internationally recognized genocide in which modern Maya people were portrayed as bloodthirsty savages by propaganda using similar stereotypes. You can still find the old reviews from academics in various places like [1].

[1] https://www.northwestern.edu/newscenter/stories/2007/02/apoc...
Hi, seems you miss interpreted "everyone" in my post to mean "everyone in the world" when in my context I used to to mean "everyone with electrics cars in my apartment building". You seem to me engaging in the absolute worst HN habit of not assuming good faith and jumping to conclusions. ;)
Yes we know how it works. What we’re saying is that it is a cryptic design. Just like the function returned from useEffect is used for unmounting the component. Not intuitive at all.
Hey, I love the idea behind marginalia. I love the fact that it doesn't require javascript, and in fact lets you search only for sites that work without javascript! So incredibly awesome!

Unfortunately Marginalia itself requires javascript. Could you please do something about this?

I would use Marginalia a whole lot more, except that if I do more than two or three searches an hour, all I get is this:

search.marginalia.nu

Checking if the site connection is secure

Enable JavaScript and cookies to continue
search.marginalia.nu needs to review the security of your connection
before proceeding.

... and then I just change my search engine back to Yandex in frustration. After a few days I tend to forget about Marginalia. At least until it pops up here on HN.
I think you might have rose tinted glasses.

I threw a solid state drive in my turbo XT and load times even for MS-DOS 3 aren’t good. Loading up Windows 3 is terrible. WordStar can boot okay if you’re not using any TSRs to enhance functionality. You want to load Civilization? There’s a wait.

If we move on to Win98 or 2K on say a Pentium3, with a solid state disk everything becomes somewhat snappy. The SSD is the main gain. Take it away and everything is abysmal.

I love ancient hardware, but if you go back to relive using those machines… it just ain’t what we remember. Our expectations have changed.
Manifesto about seamless design around us
You spend way too much time on the internet.
Sheer water content in the food.
Building something like GTA requires significant resources. The vehicle simulator part is a small part of the overall challenge with building something like GTA.
That quote is great, thank you.
I recall very clearly a congress that decided to rename 'French Fries' to 'Freedom Fries' out of spite not all that long ago, with broad support.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_fries

That sort of thing is a superficial indication of a lack of appreciation for history and signals that a surprisingly large fraction of the people has no idea of their past. You can try to diminish that but this is something that is fairly unique to the United States, I haven't seen that sort of sentiment anywhere else.