skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not necessarily, even in the evolutionary biology model. Something can taste good to humans entirely by accident, and be evolutionarily neutral (or even a small amount negative). Just like the reason men have nipples.
This is about wealth distribution and the rich can't tolerate that. WFH distributes wealth to workers and less expensive areas. City government is under pressure from business who donate the vast majority to city leaders regarding this. This will inevitably drive the establishment of laws regarding RTO and/or tax incentives to companies who force RTO.
I have 2 words for you: 2G Scam.
I worry that we're sliding towards employer divide and conquer tropes here, being at odds with fellow employees over this makes no sense. Rather the onus should be on the employer to ensure they create an environment that is accommodating for all sorts of lifestyles. Why shouldn't you be able to take time off in a similar fashion to pursue your own child-free but otherwise time-consuming activities?

That parents are able to WFH and work flexibly also confers YOU the rights to do the same. That is why I am personally extremely supportive of those rights despite not having children because it gives me the rationale to demand the same flexibility when I need/want it.
I want to be able to use IntelliJ from WSL. Can I do that yet?
Early civilisation mostly kicked off around Egypt and China so not all that Western European.
It took me a long time to accept that I wasn't going to grow out of my night owl tendencies (or at least I haven't yet, in my 30s). So much conventional wisdom about health, productivity, and even diet begins with "early to bed, early to rise" type of advice. I've never been happier and healthier, though, than when I gave up trying to force myself into that kind of schedule. I enjoy my most alert and creative hours in the evening and I hate the world in the morning. I have no appetite til the afternoon, so I can't comply with all the advice about no eating after 6pm or after dark or whatever. When I try to get up early to go to the gym my workouts are terrible because my body does not want to be awake or alert at that time. I wish society was more flexible and had more career paths that allowed for a less morning-oriented schedule! There is natural variation in human circadian rhythm and not everyone will grow out of that teenage sleep schedule. Well, I certainly sleep less now, and get up at a time my teenage self would have considered early (9 am), but I cannot properly enjoy my life when forced to go to bed before midnight so I've simply given up trying. We need a night owl movement!!
It does mean all registrations, renewals and changes to ~250 TLDs are out of action though.
When you have an extension that modifies a given page/injects them with some elements and you don't want the class names or styles of those elements to interfere with the class names and styles of the parent page. There are lots of extensions like this.
The Mx Master has a middle click

I think the MX Anywhere 3 might have a middle click, but the 2S (which I had) didn't.

https://www.reddit.com/r/MouseReview/comments/ew9hik/still_n...
Nobody is "afraid" of copyleft, that's a rhetorical device you're using to discredit those who disagree with you. People make informed decisions that copyleft requirements don't work for them, and they have every right to do so.

I won't buy a house in an HOA. I'm not afraid of HOAs, I just have better things to do with my time than keep up with their demands.
> You can go read the “Noctor” subreddit

There's just no way I would take medical advice (like which provider to choose from) from a site that's basically anonymous creative writing.

And let's be frank: just browsing this subreddit, it reeks of sexism and racism (it's no coincidence that the demographics for nurses are different than doctors). There's also not a single verifiable claim or study that would prove their point. And a lot of comments about IQ that sounds eerily similar to the current discourse of "race realists"...
I never quite understood what the role was. Does anyone listen to them?
Adults ought to be liberated as the starting point. HS is full of violence even if implied
It scopes styling
> > Porn is ruining our boys, and social media are ruining our girls.

They are not 'our' boys and girls. It's their parents boys and girls.

Every day there is an article about teenagers anxiety, how can they not be anxious if people won't ever let them rub (or jill) one out in peace?
I am starting to fear that I am missing out on something major, because we've used Teams for years now and it works fine (on macOS) for what we do - basic chat, multiplayer powerpoint, some video calling, etc.

Maybe it's a team size thing, and Teams just blows monkey chunks when you're one of fifty thousand employees at a company?
I don't think we necessarily need a more reliable source to point out that this one is wildly unreliable
However, this is for business address. I am referring to personal address.

I have two concerns:

1. AFAIK, all mail forwarding companies need to be registered with USPS as “commercial mail receiving agency”. This can get flagged by IRS, etc if I use it as a personal address

2. Various services (e.g. banks), might require to prove that I live at the location (e.g. telephone bills with that address [although now that I think about it, this might be less of a problem])
Good stuff! Just out of curiosity, what vector database are you using.
Alternative take - experiencing bigotry and people rejecting you because of who you are probably isn't great for one's mental health.
> I use a Razer Naga MMO mouse for work, it has 12 buttons on the side and I bind all kind of things on them. Run/Debug, Hot Reload, Volume Up/Down, Back & Forward etc.

That’s my setup as well, and it is amazing. I really recommend it.

> There's a 3rd party tool for MacOS called SteerMouse, that let's you configure everything without ever touching Razer software (shudder).

Which is just as good, as Razer’s software is not updated anymore. Newer mice are not officially supported. SteerMouse is great, though, even with the newest models.

> I'm always looking for a non-gaming focused alternative, with a maybe a bit more slick industrial design, but sadly there are none, so I think Razer is currently the best on the market.

The Logitech G604 was great, I liked its ergonomics better than the Naga and it was visually unremarkable (all black with no blinking RGB nonsense). Sadly they don’t make it anymore. But I don’t complain, the Naga I have is not too distracting either.

I haven’t seen a non-gaming mouse that could be comparable in terms of functionality. The closest I have tried is the MX Master: the side scroll thing is interesting (particularly for 3D visualisation as you can entirely control a camera in a 3D space just with the mouse, leaving the other hand free for other controls) and the device is well built and satisfying to use, but does not have enough buttons.
> It's just that teen boys tend to have much lower reported rates of mental health issues or self harm.

OP's comment is whataboutism and stupid, but suicide rates in teen boys is vastly higher than girls, and it's not even close. It's like a 2-3 times higher rate, and the fact many don't realize this does demonstrate it is an under-reported problem.

You can't help but think if suicide rates in boys magically managed to drop 5x overnight, the teen girl suicide rate gap would instantly become a national crisis.
Well the numbers are coming from the dept of labor so idk what you're talking about.
I use it and hate it for chat. For video calls it's better than WebEx but how much is that really saying? (Disclaimer: I haven't used WebEx in years, things may be better now)
>The real blame for early high school is extra-curricular sports. Basketball, Football, etc.

No its not, the article clearly states teenagers need 9 hours of sleep. If you choose to get up at 5am you just need to be in bed by 8pm. If you don't want to go to bed at 8, don't do sport and get up at 5.

The parents and students themselves when they try and do too much.
> OpenGL's freeform experimentation and evolution with extensions let people test things out in production environments to figure out what worked

Yeah, except nobody did this. The cutting-edge features came to Direct3D first because Microsoft had early access to what the GPU vendors were doing and could plan out what that would look like from an API perspective. The vendor extensions only came out around the same time as the DirectX support, maybe later. Core OpenGL support would onlu emerge years later.

> As a game developer it's invaluable to be able to swap over to a Direct3D backend for debugging even if you end up using OpenGL as your default.

What? Name a game developer who's done this in the past 20 years -- use Direct3D for debugging and OpenGL as the default. Only Id Software actually used OpenGL and Vulkan seriously, and they are owned by Microsoft now so that will change.
I suspect that it’s a resource hog because it’s not fully native. Someone may correct me though.

Have you tried the web version of Teams? It’s not ideal, but I have found it to be more stable than the desktop version.
I'd buy this if schools with virtually no sports teams had 9am or later start times. In Seattle there are private schools that could start whenver they want with virtually extra curriculars who also start at 8am.

Additionally most sports teams don't have practice ending at 5pm. My sons basketball team didn't end until 6:30, because they have study hall for the athletes right after school.

Your assertion just doesn't ring true.
You probably know this, but Philadelphia is a particularly large & dense city - which is not really representative of the country at large. There was an article about 15 minute cities on HN a few days ago. Philly is a lot closer to a 15 minute city (especially if you include public trans to walking and biking in the defnition) than most other places in the country. That's a great thing, and I wish more places in the US were like Philly.
what are the numbers within the same role?
> if you went ahead and extended the standard to simply allow more bytes, you could get up to 8 bytes

I think you'd only be able to go up to 7, since 10xxxxxx is still reserved for trailing octets. And even with 7, the entire first octet is consumed by the length indicator alone.

So you get 0xxxxxxx, 110xxxxx, 1110xxxx, 11110xxx, 111110xx, 1111110x, and 11111110 as the 7 different length-indicating head octets. In the last case, you'd have 36 usable bits for encoding a codepoint.
Canada, I started finding my own way to and from school around 10 too
> Combine it with deepfake and any interaction online is tainted from the getgo. I strongly believe we are heading towards an offline life again. Not because technology is bad but because it has become too advanced for humans to deal with it.

It's probably going to be worse than that. You won't be able to avoid it, unless you decide to live in an insular offline community that ignores the outside world (like the Amish). If you don't the AI bullshit, deepfakes, etc. will still get to you via newspapers, books, and crap you hear from IRL people.
Well, most do. But culturally we are moving in the opposite direction - there are quite a few stories of parents getting cited or arrested for letting their kids walk to school on their own.
> Given how fragile and ugly connecting to Twitter was (cf dead simple for Mastodon)

I am enjoying this aspect, especially since I"m running my own instances, where I can just slap up any bot I want in about 5 minutes. Or connect HomeAssistant to alert me to changes, etc.
I mean there is a major difference between the executives of a company pushing the use of something in a private company and a bill being introduced too legally require the use of specific software within the government.

I don't particularly care what a private entity does, especially when that could be changed with relative ease.

But a bill being signed into law is completely different. Not only is this public and I want the government to be efficient and be able to make the right decision for a given organization within the government.

No I am not proposing that each government employee chooses the software that they want to use. I am saying that a given organization within the government should be able to choose the right software for whatever it is that they are tasked to do not be dictated by a law that is pushing an ideological idea about software.

Especially when that article states that they hope schools too.

The government is not a single entity. What works for one part of the government doesn't mean it is right for another. And yes you can make that argument about a private company and executes, but again there is a major difference between a private company pushing something internally and a public government pushing something that may mean it runs less efficiently since each part of the government did not have the ability to make that decision for themselves.

What particularly bothers me about this, is if there was truly a desire to use software like this. Then this bill would not be necessary. Maybe a bill to cover the costs to do some conversions, but those lines would not be necessary if people actually wanted to do it. But from my prospective this bill is trying to legally require something's use internally and that is too heavy handed in my opinion.
Apple's vision is for the web to remain page-centric so it can't intrude on their walled garden.

But really, diverting this discussion to their technical progress (spotty as it is, they do have some there), misses the larger point: by banning non-webkit browsers from their platform, they're engaging in precisely the sort of anti-competitive behavior that Microsoft demonstrated.
I am recalling some of my coworkers at a previous job where they (the parents) started early in the day and would get a call mid morning either from the school or the child ("oops, I missed the bus").

As that workplace wasn't extremely flexible with time, this involved rescheduling any meetings coming up, leaving, driving home (30 min), getting kid to school (15 min), getting back to work (45 min) if everything was good. Taking an hour and a half to two hours out of a person's work day can be very disruptive.

The issue isn't 9:00 rather than 8:00 or 8:30 but rather a refutation of "are teenagers responsible enough to get to school on their own without any parental coaxing."

Consider the chain of comments:

> > > if the family includes one of each (elementary, middle and high school kids) you still have to make breakfast for them, get everyone ready and head out.

> > Surely high school aged kids can make their own breakfast.

> Surely the high school aged kids can make sure to not oversleep and be responsible enough to ensure that their parents won't get a call at 9:15 when they've failed to show up on time.

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If you're getting all the kids up and ready to go to school at 8:00 am, you've missed the advantage of having a teenager sleep in and get to school at 9:00 am.

If you (the parent) aren't making sure that the teenager is getting to school at 9:00 because you're at work, and aren't getting them up at 8:00 am (with the rest of the kids), then you're going to deal with "teenager slept through all the alarms."
Mine was addressed with my full name in the "To:" field, so they do have our full names (but just didn't mail-merge those into the body of the message).
A few years ago I needed to add a new arch into Debian, it's a painful process, there are lots of arcane packages used to truly build and bootstrap the debian and they're all cross-dependent on each other. I wish there is a way like "linuxfromscratch" with clear steps to build Debian from source from scratch.

Yes you can bootstrap a Debian root filesystem for a different arch, but that's after someone already did the work before you can do that, which again, is really complex and I have there are better ways to do it now(e.g. adding a new CPU family to Debian)
Were there significant productivity and quality improvements for a coffee break, when compared to a simple break of the same length without coffee?

My gut feel is that the important part here is the break, not the coffee — prior to that point it was common to work without stopping.
Don't forget: separate students into age cohorts so they can't learn from each other. Set the expectation that the oldest cohost will disappear forever after a token yearly celebration.
I'd wager the public transit is safer in your country.
I wonder about linux.

After playing computer games, why is mouse and keyboard customization so vanilla?

It would be really nice if they keyboard and mouse could be highly integrated with the window manager and apps.

I mean as a first-class function, not sparsely populated keyboard/mouse settings, or some external utility.
When food was scarce? That eclair would absolutely improve your chance of survival.
Ford to move forward with $3.5 billion EV battery plant with Chinese company
I can't agree more. Not only is documentation incomplete (in some cases), things are even worse. For example, spec is still slower than plumatic schema (which predates it) and tools.deps/tools.build still needs to catch up to leiningen options.

Most Clojure projects are maintained by a single person - Alex Miller. Even tickets to jira are manually entered by him after you explicitly write a bug request in ask.clojure.org. Quite a closed community; no wonder many significant contributors left for other venues.
> I find it annoying when people weave their personal non-technical agendas

This is the problem with people like yourself: just because someone makes a reference to something prevalent in their subculture in normal writing or conversation, you get all worked up and complain that they're trying to "push an agenda".

No, they're just speaking using their own subculture's jargon. I don't get why you seem to need to label it as something nefarious.

While I was aware of the sexual connotations of "top" and "bottom", I didn't know about this emoji's "alternate name" or its use here. It didn't detract from the article at all for me, and as a bonus, I learned something new about how people different from myself communicate sometimes.

About the only thing I can say in "agreement" is that sure, communicating in this manner can cause confusion and make such communication less clear. But the author probably doesn't particularly care about that, and has no obligation to do so.
Microsoft - if you are reading this, I love this - but if you could throw Ext4 support into Windows, so that I can use Linux-formatted drives natively, that would be truly next-level. I know you can do it through WSL, but that's kind of a hack compared to native support in Windows Explorer.
For example, encapsulating a third party widget, cookie banner or your main navigation. That way any CSS added inside the shadow DOM only affects those elements - you can safely write selectors like `h1` or `button` and they’ll only match what’s inside that same shadow root boundary.
AFAIK this has a lot to do with cul-de-sac / suburbia development, combined with the US's chronic non-investment in public transit, combined with the comparative perceived-and-real safety levels.

AKA -

You literally can't take buses from school to home in most cases, and when you can, they're probably way to sketchy for kids to do.
> Shit happened 3 weeks after the core-js@3 release. One April night, at 3 AM, I was driving home. Two deadly drunk 18-years-old girls in dark clothes decided somehow to crawl across a poorly lit highway - one of them lay down on the road, another sat down and dragged the first, but not from the road - directly under my wheels. That's what the witnesses said. I had no any chance to see them. One more witness said that before the accident they were just jokingly fighting on the road. Nothing unusual, it's Russia. One of them died and another girl went to a hospital. However, even in this case, according to Russian arbitrage practice, if the driver is not a son of a deputy or someone like that, he almost always will be found guilty - he should see and anticipate everything, and a pedestrian owes nothing to anyone. I could end up in prison for a long time, IIRC later the prosecutor requested 7 years.

> The only way not to end up in prison was reconciliation with "victims" - a standard practice after such accidents - and a good lawyer. Within a few weeks after the accident, I received financial claims totaling about 80 thousand dollars at the exchange rate at that time from "victims'" relatives. A significant amount of money was also needed for a lawyer.

I don't know the full details but this is incredibly sad. It must be a lot to have killed someone and then spent 18 months in prison. And he is still maintaining this library used by over 19 million repos full-time. Even though some of zloirock's actions have been rude and combative, I think he deserves sympathy.

This was right before the "author of core-js is looking for a good job :-)" debacle, I think if more people realized the full context they would've been more sympathetic. Or even if it happened today, when more people seem to realize the importance of funding open-source. Fortunately he is out of jail now, I hope he finally gets a decent amount of funding and everyone can move on.
I'm kinda the same way. While I still do a daily one to prevent the withdrawal headaches, most of my coffee drinking is for the experience, with more energy than necessary put into making it fancy with the techniques and ratios and such. The caffeine only really hits when I'm dialing in a new espresso recipe and go through like 3 or 4 shots within a short window
> I don't want a DOM when I'm porting my DAW to the browser, and I'm pretty sure you don't me to use that way either.

Actually we do want you to use the DOM. Use the DOM for everything except the parts that are highly graphical, i.e. rendering waveforms where it makes sense to use cavas. Most of a DAW is just normal controls and we want those to be accessible, readable, and potentially extendable.
Curious now, which one would you say is the most troublesome in your experience out of those three then? And why…
Thanks for posting this. Unfortunately, the url doesn't work?!
This is also not a new phenomena. Any new technology will carry with it previously unknown avenues of attack. When google first debuted, many private documents were accessible by searching for .xls or other file types that often contain sensitive information.
Why some papers have HTML representation and some not? Would expect the way it worked was if a link points to arxiv it'll automatically generate one.
Long term, it will likely result in the improvement of Teams due to dog fooding. It may not be instant, but it will happen.
This is one of the dangerous concepts pushed by the “Intuitive Eating” pro-obesity folks.
Sounded interesting but I'm immediately turned off by the wall of channels in their screenshot. They can't even show 3 letters worth of alphabetic searching in a full screen of text. I think discord has it's faults but they're working to reduce the wild growth of new channels and seem to cope with large communities in a somewhat decent manner.