skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>People could compare the Nokia to comparable phones perhaps?

They could! And in fact, do.

OP, however, is complaining about the existence of the Apple comparison, which is simply unavoidable. I'm just responding that instead of complaining about it, move on to the discussions that float your boat.
How Likely Is the Risk of Being Shot in America?
re: "Having experience in some tech stack or industry that is no longer relevant but makes up a large part of your CV"

I "solved" this for myself (switched from PS on a particular product line to an entirely different realm of PS about 6y ago) by formatting my [currently 4-page] resume thusly

First page:

- Summary

- Recent Experience (show experience since my switch)

- Featured Articles

- Proficiencies

- Certifications/Accreditations Held

Second page:

- Featured Speaking Experience

- Education

- Previous Career History (with less detail going back through my career history)
Since last year their phones have best ranking https://www.ifixit.com/smartphone-repairability

(Yes Fairphone have excellent score too, but they are basically ancient)
Fortnite Addiction Class Action Approved by Quebec Superior Court
Benefits of Being a Solopreneur: A Guide to Succeeding as a One-Person Business
Statistically, the average American has a greater risk of dying from heart disease or cancer than from a firearm, according to the National Safety Council. Car crashes also kill about the same number of people in the U.S. as guns do each year, CDC statistics show.
Given the literal statement, you are arguing that the statement is an alt-right dogwhistle slogan, and therefore the phrase must be understood from that context, and we must ignore the literal, naive meaning of the phrase.

If "the alt-right folks are counting on people to naively interpret the phrase literally", doesn't that make Rasmussen an alt-right folk? Rasmussen asked the phrase, "ignoring the context and origination" of the phrase just like you said.

If you believe Rasmussen is not "alt-right" folk, I wonder how you distinguish the two?
Auth0 Aggressive Pricing
We integrated Auth0 into our product back when they were a cool startup. Since Okta acquired them they changed their pricing aggressively, which makes it very costly, especially for B2C that have many MAU. Furthermore, they removed MFA from their "cheapest" tier, which I find very unconsumery.

I know that there are alternatives, but our code is deeply integrated with Auth0 and shifting away will take plenty of time and be very costly as well.

Would be interesting to hear about others' experience with Auth0 and their pricing shift. How it affected your startup? did you decide to stay with them? or move to another solution (and which)?
There’s a funny story here, HMD Global just so happens to have very similar execs and employees as the former Nokia, some of whom work in the HQ that just so happens to be right across from the old Nokia HQ. The company is very much a spiritual successor to Nokia.
My limited personal experience with Microsoft accounts mirrors the anecdotes elsewhere in the thread.

HOWEVER, the article glosses over the real story: a child obtained complete, unsupervised access to the author's computer, and wouldn't you know it, they broke something.

I suspect there would be far less interest if the headline read "my kid ordered $20k worth of Robux and I can't get a refund".
>The alt-right folks are counting on people to naively interpret the phrase literally.

Maybe. But by playing their game, you're giving them power. If you don't play the game, they don't win. I didn't know about the politics of the phrase until you and others pointed it out. Is it better that I don't now repeat the phrase?
Reminded me of Corey Quinn's "Route53 as a database"

https://www.lastweekinaws.com/blog/route-53-amazons-premier-...
Route53 private DNS is resolved over link-local addresses, so whether the responses are encrypted is irrelevant. They're specifically designed for private resolution within a VPC.
A bank can't fix Avian Flu to lower the price of eggs.
"Fed" as in the Federal Reserve or govt? 100% agree with you, but the Fed Reserve doesn't have that much power on the supply side.
No, those people are idiots.

Don't just talk about injustice, do something about it.
The embedded tweet is where the magic really happens: https://twitter.com/davidguetta/status/1621605376733872129
FDA approved Wegovy for overweight people with co-morbidities. Ozempic is for T2D; Wegovy(double the dosage of ozempic) is for obesity.
Usually insurance companies create a list of drug tiers based on cost-effectiveness. Mounjaro is super expensive, so a lot of insurance companies won't cover it.
His company accounts would suggest he's popular.
Alcohol is a high energy, reactive species. Both it and its downstream metabolic products cause a host of DNA degradation: cross-linking, etc. Accumulation of this class of damage causes aging, cancer, dysfunction, and other cellular disease states.

Every nutritive food we intake, including the gaseous and reactive molecular oxygen, is reactive and damaging. Some are worse than others, but we can control what we consume.

In time, our view of many of the things we do - breathing dirty air, consuming too much alcohol, maintaining an unhealthy gut microbiomes, etc., will inform new habits.

We don't know what the lower bound of safe alcohol consumption is. Modest consumption probably increases risks, but it may be negligible against the background noise of everything else we bump into. The effects will also sum with any other bad habits an individual may have. Population studies are messy, but we do know the biochemistry.

I only had an undergraduate biochem + general chemistry degree, so I'm not "credentialed" in this space. I continue to read the literature regularly, though, because it interests me deeply. I do worry about alcohol consumption's effects on my health, even though I continue to drink kombucha and have a cocktail every now and again. It still wears on me.

We're all killing ourselves slowly through eating, breathing, and metabolizing. You can worry about it, you can disregard it, you can make small changes, etc. We're all dying, though.
> The real next innovation for an Android device maker will be providing at least 5 years of updates

pixels starting with pixel 6 have 5 years of updates.
I feel like I recall reading that getting some certification here is more annoying than it should be, which means some devices are just straight up not brought here - curious if anyone knows if this is true or not.
"I can ceaselessly make it reply to your comments with almost zero effort on my part."

consider me pwned
I think the curviness as opposed to straight lines make it seem more bio. The other examples they have are made of straight lines and feel man made. Finally, I guess the spikiness conveys danger.
These are the days of miracle and wonder

This is the long-distance call

The way the camera follows us in slo-mo

The way we look to us all
Doesn't look like they're hiring now: https://www.lifeatspotify.com/jobs?c=backend&c=client-c&c=da...
My journey to a self-hosted blog in 2023
Given how much of an absolute mess 12 was for me on a Pixel phone, and the massive delays and pushback from other manufacturers, I would kinda have hoped they would use 11 or jump to 13.

12 was easily the least stable Android I've ever used, and that's including three years of constant beta (sometimes nightly) use while I did Android development.
Isn't reselling them recycling them? I'd only be outraged if they ended up in a landfill.

Perhaps they should have tried shoes that weren't in wearable condition to see if those got recycled.
Why the CIA destroys $10k watches agents receive as gifts
Discussion from last year: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31064787
I am sorry you are going, but I want you to know that you are very appreciated! You have made this world a little bit happier by being in it.

Thank you!
The issue isn't that those well enough off to hold significant stock in those companies are suffering. It's the people who don't have shares and 2nd homes to liquidate.
Oh yes, I'm quite aware.
Trilla.dev open-source CRM fullstack boilerplate
Continuing my open-source project: CRM fullstack boilerplate, trilla.dev
I do it publicly, i write on Twitter #buildinpublic: https://twitter.com/trillajs
No, but they can funnel money to investments towards increasing overall egg capacity. Which might not be "profitable" for a normal bank, but the Fed's performance is measured in domestic inflation, not shareholder profits.

It may be the case that we need to pay slightly higher prices year-round to maintain excess capacity for some things to reduce price spikes during major disruptors. This is very common for many food products, where governments around the world, including the US government, subsidize production which doesn't have a customer and the food usually has to get destroyed or find someone willing to pay "waste-stream" prices for the products to turn them into something marginally higher value for consumers.
A bunch of games, really.

Besides being used by some game engines as a main programming language (Dragonruby, Ruby2D, and Taylor), it is used by some bespoke game engines as a scripting language as well.

Nier Automata is a somewhat notable example: https://github.com/Martymoose98/NieR-Automata-Ruby-Script-Ex...
> - Take clients money

This part is usually solved with escrow systems so the scammer wouldn't get anything until the client confirms they're happy, so why isn't that what Upwork is doing?
I've noticed that modern Americans really really really dispise choice on the market. If it differs even a little bit from the average, watered down "majority" choice, it's immediately attacked and disparaged. You need to be part of the ingroup, have the same brands in your hand and on your body. Like the 1984 Apple ad - everyone with gray iphone, gray MacBook and AirPods in their ears.
Since ChatGPT often writes untrue statements, it seems like quite a poor teacher. I guess it could be used as an assist for an instructor (send me a question, chat GPT will answer it, I’ll check the output) but that seems not so revolutionary.
Online 3D Viewer for GPS Tracks
Firstly this is complex, it depends on what plans and tiers you have, your resell partner, and what region you are in.

But the basics each user gets their own quota of 1 to 5tb,then there is also a shared quota (share point, Ms group storage, powershell online environment, dataverse, etc... ) of 1 to 25tb + (x size per user) the size per user depends on a multitude of factors.

I did not mean to imply that users limits are connected to the shared pool, it is in addition to the user quotas.
Colima as a Docker Desktop Alternative
*diesel Big Rigs/Buses. (It's an important distinction, as one would ban the majority of vehicles in the US). Diesel vehicles are particularly bad for the environment, and as we've seen even worse than we thought because of the widespread cheating from manufacturers for environmental testing, and big rigs & busses have previously had massive exceptions carved out for them from environmental regs already for a long time.
Sadly, we can't have browsers that use SRV records.
> Cancelling a cartoonist because he was shocked nearly half of 'black' people polled had racist views of 'white' people and decided he would stop supporting 'black' causes is not exactly earth shattering if you live in the bay area.

That’s not what happened: “it’s okay to be white” is a well-known white supremacist campaign which started on 4chan. Here’s a history:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/It%27s_okay_to_be_white

It’s designed to sound plausibly benign to people who aren’t paying attention — for example, anyone who didn’t stop to ask why someone felt the need to answer a question nobody was asking – but black people in the US are unsurprisingly not given the opportunity to be oblivious to racism. Ask a black person or a Jewish person what the neo-nazis are doing and they’re far more likely to be at least somewhat informed because a lot of people in their communities can’t afford not to be.
OK. It still sounds like you're making an argument that people are entitled to own their own home in a specific place just because they have family there, so how would that work in real life?
>but its still a lot of e-waste

Phones are a tiny amount of waste. Trying to get a few extra years out of one is a microoptimization in reducing one's waste output.
It's hard to argue the radiation symbol inherently indicates danger though. That our seemingly natural reaction to it is "beware" can only be the result of learning the meaning of it. Unlike, say, signs showing "danger to cyclists" by literally depicting a cyclist flying off their bike (https://www.roadtrafficsigns.com/signs/cyclists-falling-on-s... - actually the only place I recall seeing signs like this was NZ).
> The separatists are under Russian control.

I think this dehumanizes them. They chose to become part of Russia and the fact that they have mostly become part of Russia doesn't erase that choice.

> In the 1991 referendum...

A lot has happened since 1991. Don't you agree that a poll from 2021 is more relevant now?

> First point, why such stark difference?

An obvious explanation would be that only the areas where enough people wanted to leave Ukraine were controlled by the separatists.

> Second point, this changes absolutely nothing about my claim that what Russia did and is doing is completely immoral, pure evil.

If you mean that it's never moral to support separatists, I disagree completely.

> I'm curious why you have this view

I'm from the US. We are, first of all, a nation founded by "separatists", who also fought against other separatists to remain a single nation. I think each separatist cause needs to be evaluated on its merits, but in general (when something like slavery isn't involved) I think the people of a smaller region should be free to leave a larger nation if they wish. If I didn't believe that, I'd have to apply for British citizenship.

And the US is also a nation that's done exactly what Russia is doing, many times. We nearly started a war because Russian weapons were too close to the US (in Cuba), just as Russia demands that Western weapons stay out of Ukraine. And we've invaded many nations on pretexts weaker than Russia's in this war. If we accepted those actions as precedents, they would justify Russia's actions in this war. Everything I hear seems to be tinged by a bit of an "it's only OK when we do it" attitude, so I feel that this war is about power and imperialism for the US as much as it is for Russia.

And perhaps also for Ukraine. Ukraine has even demanded the return of Crimea, where even in 1991, only 54% wanted to be separate from Russia. After all that's happened, do you think Crimea really wants to return to Ukraine?

My ideal solution would be a fair and binding vote on separation for all the regions in question, but I know no party would accept that.
Not sure how you read that as the best ranking. Only among flagship phones, which is a market where repairability is largely an afterthought.

Fairphone is a repairable budget phone. You can't compare budget to flagship on performance or modernity of the hardware. That makes no sense.
>If "the alt-right folks are counting on people to naively interpret the phrase literally", doesn't that make Rasmussen an alt-right folk? Rasmussen asked the phrase, "ignoring the context and origination" of the phrase just like you said.

That kind of gives credence to his point, doesn't it. Saying "Ignoring that this is a racist dogwhistle, do you think this racist dogwhistle is true?" isn't exactly being neutral or negating the fact that the "statement" is a racist dogwhistle.

This is kind of the thing that I don't get about the attitudes expressed here w/r/t making points and arguments. Your argument is facially not good. You confuse the fact that its conceptually plausible, with the reality that on it's face, it doesn't serve that goal at all. It's like desperately clawing at rhetorical fallacy to make your point... when you could just make your point without it. Of course, then you couldn't structure it to make it look like you aren't defending racist dogwhistles... but that's what you are doing.
Sure. But assuming time is traveling the same for you, their origin point, and the photons going between the two, they won't suddenly appear when the event has just begun, even if they travel instantaneously. Because, as you say, the point at which they first saw the event had yet to receive the light image of the event.

And if they do seem to suddenly appear much faster than you would believe possible, you suddenly know that you're at the bottom of a time-dilation gravity well (or the equivalent). Though you probably could have figured this out beforehand from the red-shift of the light traveling between the two points. Or you know that they observed the event from a closer point of view, instantaneously traveled to a most distant location to change clothes, and then traveled again to your location. Time travel is only one of at least three possibilities.
> slavery is still a talking point. Should black people get another century and a half

The last people born into US slavery died in the 70s. The 1970s. This stuff isn't ancient history, and treating it as such is part of the problem.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_last_survivors_of_Amer...
A bad writer without management xp can't exactly judge + hold a freelance writer accountable.
In that case can you please at least stop advertising flatpak for its security until it happen to be secure eventually…
I used to be a fan of LineageOS, but after a few devices, I've found that it's not very robust (for different reasons).

There's a bug where location services don't work (and require a fix). Then my latest phone where I've installed reboots randomly one or more times per day. Both bugs are reported, and affect other users.

The camera app of LineageOS 19 was terrible, and wasn't able to handle the two cameras of one phone where I've tried it.

I will use it in order to make my phone last longer, but I don't have high hopes (and I'm not a big fan anymore).
Except the people who interpreted the slogan "Black Lives Matter" to mean "White lives must not matter" or somesuch were never doing so in good faith - that slogan was not the anti-white dog whistle it was claimed to be.
Oh so this is why I feel a slight tingling every time I touch my Mac while it's charging! I was looking for this info for quite some time, thanks
For this reason, I also don’t see how we could ever travel at faster than light speeds because we wouldn’t have the information that we won’t crash into something at the other end.
“They said it’s not uncommon to throw out half the shoes they receive because the footwear is not good enough to sell.”

Apparently it may be closer to half than 10%.

And protectionism in Indonesia makes it illegal to import used shoes because of “hygiene”.

I’m not absolving Dow, but there was a lot to get angry about in the article.
When I was at University of Denver, this was exactly the kind of thing covered in a course called “Unix Tools” and it was hands-down the most valuable quarter I spent there. I had assumed it was a standard thing across CS programs.
The iPhone 4 slowdown came several years before "batterygate".
And make it a fun ASM. Like 6502 [0].

[0] https://skilldrick.github.io/easy6502/
Have you got a spare 30 minutes to have a look at my pitch deck? How can I contact you?
iOS app does also support Samba.

I really with the Photos app did. I don't think a "Pro" phone is a Pro phone without that feature.
I would like to know whether they put trackers into any shoes that were in bad condition. I think that would be a much more damning result if those were sent to the wrong place.
I've seen really good results using BERT and other open-source models for matching symptoms / healthcare service names to CPT/HCPCS code descriptions. Even for specialized domains, some of the freely available models perform well for ANN search. While BERT may not be viewed as state-of-the-art, versions of it have relatively low memory requirements versus newer models which is nice if you're self-hosting and/or care about scalability.
Embittered about what?

The fairest thing for everyone is equality. I'm signed up for that. I don't support equality and a little bit more. If you want special treatment for your group, black, white or anything else, I won't support that, except potentially to further the goal of equality.
They don't have a lever they can pull, it's true. But they do have a bully pulpit they could use to strongly advocate for changes which would improve the supply side.
Some more examples:

https://cubetrek.com/view/4967
https://cubetrek.com/view/6638

Feel free to sign up, you can currently sync Garmin and Polar devices: https://cubetrek.com/static/join.html
The wikipedia page on causality is a good place to start for a clear overview, specifically the section on causality as a physical concept: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Causality_(physics)

As the wikipedia article touches on, there's not an agreed global definition and it can be used differently in multiple contexts (hence why it's important to be specific).

This stack exchange answer gives a good list of terminology: https://physics.stackexchange.com/a/34675

And this article puts a far more technical description on terms: https://www.mprl-series.mpg.de/media/proceedings/3/9/Proc3ch...
Also, its vagueness conveniently (for the racists) lends itself to equivocating "it's okay [for you] to be white" with "it's okay [for your country] to be white".
>they should at least be regulated (competently, as to avoid regulatory capture)

You mean the current regulations that fine drug makers for promoting off label use, of which handing out coupons arguably constitutes?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pfizer#Legal_issues
How to predict 1v1 sports with AI
This looks great, thanks for sharing. I do think it would be more ergonomic to have this served via a website given that it feels CRUD-like with some browsing of exercises, relationships between them, etc.

The CLI approach assumes people are comfortable using the terminal, which unfortunately limits the number of potential users
Most of the companies laying off people are huge businesses that apply the most onerous of interview hurdle jumping practices.

They didn't cut down on the process, or the five stage interview processes during the last two years of over hiring, they doubled down on them.

There are very few careers where entire industries like leetcode, hackerrank, coderpad etc have been founded to promote the practice of making every Dev slog through a mass of made up crap intent on wasting the time of everyone involved to make HR feel like they've achieved something.
Very interesting for embedded or kiosk. Or in general, if the VM is run as a server inside a host: encryption in a box, instead of a library. Curious about what kind of multitask will be added.
It's the magic sauce of software and hardware integration. Also the hardware is just bonkers.

I thought for the longest time that the whole trackpad clicked when you pressed down on it. Nope, it's just a taptic engine hidden in there. If you turn off the haptic click, it's just a flat pane of glass.

Then there's the palm detection, I've used Macbooks for almost a decade for work and I can't remember when was the last time I had a misclick on the trackpad when I was typing. I did have a ton of issues with Dell and Lenovo laptops. On Lenovos I just used the red nub and disabled the touchpad from BIOS =)
Yeah, one could do that if they want to be completely unreasonable.
Misstatement is different from lying, no?
The article states:

> To help coordinate assigning names, and to give a common set of tools that were believed to be globally, cross-culturally relevant, the ITU-T developed a standard set of attributes that could facilitate naming and lookup, and defined them in X.520.

X.520 in the article is a hyperlink to the ITU website where you can download the standard.
An easy fix is to have a modicum of self esteem.