skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That’s startup culture everywhere.

And as long as the staff and founders areon payroll and not making terrible sacrifices, it’s just voluntary wealth transfer.
I do love the sandboxing, granted. But "let's just hope the app maintainers keep up with our rolling platform deprecations" is a horrible idea.
I used GNOME for a long time, but I didn't like the bloat, among other things, such as the "I know better than you" attitude from the devs. At the same time KDE has a tendency to get me into rabbit holes, and then inevitably something breaks at some point that I don't know how to repair because it is rather too complicated of a system. (This is ~2017, not sure if things have changed). For now, I just use bspwm, polybar and a set of GUI applications. While they are less friendly to set up, they are much easier to understand for me.
MPK? https://acronyms.thefreedictionary.com/MPK
> And remember: every minute spent in Sit. is $0.01 Mark Zuckerberg can't spend on metaverse.

I actually loled
Certainly. It's from an erroneous inversion by me of this line https://twitter.com/beijingpalmer/status/1628585234865262593...

I interpreted "Flint has clean water" as "Flint doesn't have leaded water". But of course, one doesn't mean the other.

A classic example of me, a human, behaving like ChatGPT.
I originally thought it was something like DaisyUI but for React Native with NativeWind, but this seems quite different, and almost a little strange haha.

I'm very impressed by the polish of the project but am curious about the main use case for a library like this.

(I guess, in what situation would one want a webpage to feel like a system native app? Potentially this paves the way for PWAs?)
It's not only news, its any kind of information where you might need a good chance a relevant result. I had my doubts before I tried it myself but you really get better signal on TikTok these days. Google dropped the ball on search way before ChatGPT
It's nostalgic. Reminds me of an old library search terminal.
The absolute best gaming I've ever done has been on custom servers with highly invested well run admin culture. It is sad to see that gone. This generation has much better single player experiences though, in a insane variety of aesthetics, so maybe that trade off is acceptable.
Sausage factory goes brrrrrrr
It seems you’re talking about bad managers.

My managers are very good. They act somewhat in-between a coach and a secretary, and never muddle in technical details that they don’t understand. They try doing small-chunked tasks that don’t fit a developer’s schedule.
My startup team is working on a new project and elected Tailwind this week. Konsta looks like a great fit as we want to work well on mobile.

Wondering if there are plans to add a grid with drag+drop? We're looking to emulate the iOS homescreen where you have a grid of Icons that can be dragged/dropped using https://shopify.github.io/draggable. Having an integrated solution would help us avoid haphazard glue code.
Perhaps it is, and I'm not ChatGPT.
Standing still is different from walking. It’s not that great really: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/00140139.2017.14...

Swelling in lower limbs doesn’t sound good. From an evolutionary POV I can’t really imagine why our bodies should be optimized for standing still.
This was a great overview of Elixir and how it compares to Python. My only suggestion would be, in the section about atoms, to mention that they are not garbage collected, so you never want to turn user input into atoms (which is sometimes tempting to new Elixir devs when making map keys).
Amazing that those are "current trends". Minecraft's first beta released 14 years ago (and it was super hyped right from the start). Roblox is even older at 17 years!
afaik applications menus still do exist and are available out of the box.
I generally agree, but the thing with these small maps is that you don't have time to "understand the opponent". Kill times are in the order of seconds, and death comes from every direction. There's no place to hide, strategize, and out think your opponent. In many cases, you can get away with aiming at the enemy's spawn point and rack up a dozen kills in a minute.

At least some CoD maps like Shipment, Shoot House and Rust have a bit more complexity, places to maneuver, and, yes, even camp for a short while. The biggest thrill is always rushing to the top of the tower on Rust, where you feel you have a clear advantage, and conversely, taking revenge on that pesky tower camper.

I haven't played fy_iceworld, but think that boiling that formula down to where there's absolutely no place to hide, removes any strategy at all, and staying alive becomes a matter of luck, rather than skill.
I don’t know if Mary Kay is different than others but have known several women that made good side money with it, one that earned enough that it was her only (well-paying but not fu money) job. I mean, recruiting others as essentially a sales team isn’t that much different from the typical upwardly mobile corporate career track in the sense of expanding one’s sphere of responsibility and influence and getting compensated for such a progression.
As others here have said, HN does not allow dissenting opinions. You can get downvoted into the gray by a few users, preventing thousands from seeing what you said (unless they look for it), and you can get stalked/grudge-downvoted, and then it limits you from posting more comments.

Sure, HN has "smarter" discussions and likes to masquerade as some sort of upscale establishment, high and above the petty squabbles of Eslewhere, but when it comes to any topic on which people have varied opinions, this place too devolves into a predictable echo chamber just like the rest of them.

This did not happen overnight; I noticed this trend deliberately forming a few years ago, when I started seeing perfectly fine comments getting buried almost instantly.

This community does not brook any disagreement, because this service is not designed for it, and the mods cannot appreciate these problems until they try participating as a regular user.
That's not what "breaks down" means.
What is "code review dueling", can you explain this a bit more?
I must say I am astonished at the current state of mobile "gaming". All this talent and money and I still got more enjoyment and gameplay out of free newgrounds flash games developed by a single man in his spare time.
I worked on the one that ships with WinDbg: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/d...

Literally every person who uses it for debugging a hard problem absolutely raves about it. Debugging something like a stack corruption or a heap corruption is trivial. And every other class of bugs are also incredibly easy, as long as it doesn't rely on very precise timing where the tracing changes the behavior. So why don't more people use it? Why haven't more people heard about it?

I'm not entirely sure, but I do have a guess. Most bugs are shallow. We tend to think about the really hard, really deep bugs, but the vast majority of devs are working on bugs where it's easier to just add some logging to figure out a logic error.
Similar experiences here
> In some cases, websites weren't even allowing email registration with a self-hosted email.

I've seen that once or twice, but it was because my self-hosted is on a .one domain. There are (not surprisingly) a few organisations out there that validate against the old set of top-level domains (.com, .net, etc, and the country codes). They just won't accept any of the new top-levels as real!!
Windows has existed for most of lifetime without a store or even central package management but it was still the biggest platform for commercial software. And recently the App and Play stores seem to cause more trouble to many companies than it's worth.

If they used the royalties to hire people to audit the packages I might even consider paying for free software, but I'm afraid it will turn into walled gardens where small developers have no say and the big ones just deal with the problems because it's the only option.

I hope it turns out to be better with KDE and Gnome that come from a FOSS background but money makes people greedy.
Haha glad you're enjoying it, let me know if you have any feedback or want to see any features. Would be happy to take a look for you.
Or for disgruntled slaveware users, who got pushed over the edge by the software companies ("Windows really trying to force you to use a micro$oft account these days", or "Apple rolling out their spyware to scan for photos on your phone and reporting to them despite saying not to"[1]).

1. https://sneak.berlin/20230115/macos-scans-your-local-files-n...
Dueling has always been an upper class/urban affair, generally between men of wealth and substantial education. Traditionally only the nobility dueled but this was gradually liberalized into all upper class individuals. Even in the article for this thread (which is relatively late in the dueling game), it requires that you view the person you are dueling as a "Gentleman" alongside the all the connotations of such.

You can see a list of some US duels (and the participants involved) here [1]. The article also has some interesting backstory.

[1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_duels#United_States
> by short-term financial metrics rather than long-term ones. A hiring freeze wouldn't have as dramatic an impact on next quarter's earnings.

In the most recent quarter, Google’s profit was down 34% and it was the fourth consecutive quarter with decrease in profits. How many quarters do you think they should wait out before trying to stem the tide of costs outpacing revenues?

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/02/02/technology/alphabet-earni...
Unity has already done a lot of harm to Unity's reputation.
It is the origin of, and clearly indicated by, the name in question.
Could you expound upon this? Specifically, why cars are bad for personal independence, but bicycles are just fine?
It looks like she only ever wrote 2 articles for them. Maybe they don't pay much

https://thefinancialdiet.com/write-for-us/
True, but many pursuits are only financially advantageous for a small percent who 'make it' (startups and sports, for example). But take into account non-financial benefits too.

In startups we're pushed to solve challenges that no MBA or CS curriculum would ever have conjured, plus we have a chance at making a dent in the universe. In sports people make friends and get regular fitness. These aren't financially beneficial, but they may be enough to make the pursuit worthwhile.

But it's hard to find positives in a MLM Business. The participant is constantly stressed from short-term sales goals and has no spare time left for personal development.
Or go even further, and make a Ryzen 9 5950 non-X, hardcoded to -30 PBO offset and 88W maximum PPT out of the box.
They should add a thread for unmoderated comments or let us choose to make all replies to our comments unmoderated. Anything goes for replies to the parent. The alternative is to take the discussion to a discord chat. Join this discord thread to talk freely.
You forgot about people who care about their data and about privacy and those who hate ads.
I'm trying not to be a hater but really how is this: https://github.com/konstaui/konsta/blob/master/src/shared/cl...
better than css or even css in js
AI piloted F-16 can dogfight [video]
> Leave the diabetes drugs alone.

Is artificially partitioning what is almost certainly the same medication (with the same manufacturing process) into two separate product lines actually a Good Thing? This means that when Mounjaro has supply problems even with the split, diabetics won't be able to get it because part of the supply is inaccessible to them since it is dedicated to a different "product".

Instead we should advocate for the real solution, which is to demand the manufacturer drastically increase production - Mounjaro along with Semaglutide have literally capital-S Solved one of the most urgent health epidemics of the 21st century, and the solution isn't to shame people for using it, the solution is to make it available to anyone who needs it.
And people say ChatGPT bullshits.

I believe Hammer has actually been out for more than 2 decades now. I certainly recall trying to recreate my school as a de map.
Right but WebGL and OpenGL without vendor-specific extensions does not expose those so they are irrelevant here.
Holiday sales are big, they're not bigger than the rest of the year. Samsung were targeting Mobile World Congress in February for the main Galaxy line phones basically from the start (from Galaxy S2).

I was a bit dubious about the benchmarks posted earlier in the thread, for the last decade we're used to Apple having such a long lead that timing didn't matter. But given how hard you're pushing this "it's unfair to compare the currently available phones" angle, I guess the benchmarks are legit and they really have lost the lead.
Your right, but email is never fully reliable. How many times have you lost things into your gmail/outlook/etc's spam folder?

And with the amount of genuine spam being sent FROM GMAIL to my backup gmail address, it's unthinkable to actually check through the spam folder with any regularity.
I find the complete opposite. I've been around HN for a while and have seen the community swing back and for within a limited range over the years.

Most of the time, and only if you have show dead enabled, you will see that dead comments are that way for a reason. They are low quality, nonsense bots, etc. Very, very rarely do I see a dead comment that represents some well thought counter argument.

It's also easy to confuse the flag link as a downvote. It absolutely is not that. If a person abuses the flag button too much, the flag button gets taken away from them. I should know, it happened to me years ago. I was quite judicious with the flag button because my default behavior from digg/reddit/youtube was to downvote things I disagreed with, didn't like, or thought was of low value.

So it was taken away for a couple of years. I've since gotten the flag button back and today I only use it for what its supposed to be used for.

Case in point, here are the currently dead comments on this post (asterisks are my own on that last one):

"I know I’m shadowbanned but I hope you see my crap, Dang."
"Jesus H Christ"
"It's called "feet" bcuz it's done mainly with the foots :D"
"Just go to the point and ask him if you can suck his d***"

Not exactly adding to the conversation, if you see my point.
99.999% of software developers don't know anything about business, let alone the legal and business complexities of forming a co-op. We're all waiting for someone to come along and figure that out, but so far no one has.
At Getty Images there was a meme printout of an angry cat someone put on the wall in the brake with a caption “I haz a disappoint in you,” I think pertaining to leaving the coffee pot empty.

Someone came along and added a note “do you have appropriate permission to reproduce this image?” And if I recall, both parts stayed up indefinitely.
It's painful to see people lunge to frame others as "crying" when they are not doing so
Very likely since with the Do Not Call Registry (that already exists), there are exemptions for political campaigns, charities, debt collection, and a few other things.

https://consumer.ftc.gov/articles/national-do-not-call-regis...
I like to believe consoles fare better, so I disable cross-platform multiplayer on the PS5 for games that have this option. In any case I think it's better to be matched with people with the exact same hardware anyhow.
Low power, stable low frequency and low power, peaking high frequency make different bins. The former goes to servers and latter to enthusiast laptops.
We are all docker containers running on a kubernetes cluster. Can be upscaled or downscaled as needed.
No, the fundamental difference is that you can reason about your mistake, can correct yourself and try to avoid falling into the same trap again. You are capable of independent thought. ChatGPT string words together.
m4 is a bit weird but if you can use that you can use any preprocessor - including a custom one.

The issue is that chances are said preprocessor wont work with editors and IDEs that can parse C to provide tools like syntax completion, jumping to definitions, etc - if anything you'd be lucky if you get working line numbers t use a debugger with.
I haven't heard the "square root of employees are critical" rule of thumb. I have previously heard of Price's Law - paraphrasing: "half of the output is created by a square root of the organization". But as I understand it, there's not a notion of criticality. What if 80% of your output is critical? What if the n-n^0.5 group is on critical output and your square root group is slinging schlock at high volume?
And the friends/family of AmWay reps. Until they decide to end the relationship, that is.
Odds are you are consuming more than 2000 kcal/day. Most people underestimate. Have you tried weighing and recording everything you consume for a couple weeks?

Anyone who wants to lose weight should start with a resting metabolic rate test in order to establish a baseline. You just sit in a chair for a few minutes while a machine measures your inhaled and exhaled gasses to calculate energy expenditure. If you consume fewer calories than your RMR then it is impossible to not lose weight.
My attempted reply to korroziya's now dead comment:

>For me, you disqualify your comment by using 'This.' and by using strong words that are borderline insults. To 'non-progressives' it may look like dissenting comments are downvoted but my guess is that people are just protecting the non-aggressive spirit of the site. HN needs far more moderation resources if the discourse descends into aggressive territory. To discuss controversial topics, non-mainstream arguments should be written as non-aggressively as OP's argument about overtone windows.

I am sure that without aggression, fair discussions about controversial topics can be held on HN. What I miss is a path to pass the knowledge about how to argue. My guess is that dang doesn't message korroziya and no user can reach him. People like korroziya learn to 'hold back'.
Not OP. My solution is to use a different browser in private browsing mode. Both Windows and macOS now come with a default browser pre-installed. I use that for any financial transactions - banking, paying bills, shopping etc. I totally avoid password managers. Using phrases is a simple way to create strong and easy to remember passwords. Eg. "This is a Good Password for #2013!".
I mean, it's probably both.
It's fine to step out to the danger zone once in a while, you should try it. Just don't go overboard
The 2012 era ones are screwed in place (I didn't know this until this weekend when I took one apart to that level). I've never known one come loose, and a properly torqued screw will never be a problem in this situation.
More importantly, where?
This is a different situation, the car can drive itself (supposedly). If the car could drive itself perfectly, then it would make 100% sense for the manufacturer assume liability for autopilot driver accidents under its own insurance. Eventually this will become the case - disengaging autopilot will automatically increase your monthly insurance premium.
We got the cyberpunk future, and we also got... Animorphs.
Using from C++ means already having Unreal C++, Ogre3d, Godot, Open 3D, CryEngine tooling, today.
With how things change in EU (i.e. combustion engine ban after 2035), driving for seven hours does not look to be an option for long. At some point the airliners may have to take more drastic emission curbing measures too, so in the long run, despite its inconveniences, the electrified rail may become the only real travel option for masses out there.
She’s a fairly young freelancer from UK. Looks like a lot of her stuff is pretty “fluffy,” and not my cup of tea, but she hasn’t been “canceled,” as far as I can tell.

She can be easily found on the Web (I won’t directly link to her stuff, but a quick google brings it up).
They're cheaper to make this way. It's not 4 screws in the earlier models, it's more like 100. Fitting those, even with a special mechanism will be more time consuming and problematic than riveting.

They don't care about repair. They are optimising solely for manufacturing.
In my imagined hyper-standardized Linux landscape, there'd be a standard for e.g. the semantics of interpreting metrics in themes, and a shared superset of required icons for a theme to have; such that you could create one theme once, and have it "just work", resulting in pixel-identical widgets, under GTK, QT, Wx, etc.

There'd also be a standard for e.g. IPC-based interoperation with file picker dialogs, such that if you were running GNOME as your DE, QT apps would (tell the DE to) pop the (GTK!) file picker to open a file, which would then signal back to the app through some standard message format for describing picked files (maybe with the file-handles themselves passed over a Unix domain socket, if you want something like macOS's sandbox-piercing file-open-intent tokens.)

There'd be a single "accessibility DOM" standard, so that a GTK screen-reader could read the text out of QT apps.

There'd be a single shell namespace standard, with one common set of abstract data types (with multiple implementations), so that opening some GVFS virtual folder in a KDE app would actually work — probably through D-Bus integration between the KDE app and some libgvfs host runner agent.

And so forth.

The ecosystems of each DE would remain distinct in development, with apps designed to fit well together... but the feeling of DEs being walled gardens would be gone, because the various standards would force each app to be a "chameleon" to whatever DE it's running under.

There are a few tiny attempts at this under FreeDesktop. xdg-open(1) is a good start. But we could be doing so much more.
Depends if one is Amazon, among many other similar examples.
Pretty sure alibaba and über execs are doing just fine financially.
seeing the amount of effort people put into to hack/optimize Page Rank SEO, we will see lots of promt manipulation by all businesses if chatGPT becomes the defacto search. Preventing system gaming is going to be 1000X more difficult for LLM which is kind of a black box
Right, similarly there was a recent story about how Bing-AI "Sydney" told the NYT reporter that it was in love with him and reporter should leave his wife and marry Sydney.

Perhaps fun as a novelty but really I have no interest in pretending to "know" what a chatbot-AI "claims" what it "thinks" or "feels". That is of no relevance to anybody because it is far removed from reality. It is just randomly generated text. And it can't be good art because there is no real person with real message or real feelings behind it. The chatbots certainly have no "message" to the humankind.
>I don't like this one... if your comments are shadow banned or automatically hidden.. what's the point...

Oh I missed that one. It's separate from having your comments down ranked.
This channel is super frustrating to watch whenever I know a lot about the topic being discussed. They are video makers, not experts in the subject the video is about. Sort of like most journalists.
You could always move somewhere with municipal fiber. Chattanooga Tennessee has arguably the best connectivity in the country!
Crypto definitely solves lots of problems for me and for many people I know IRL
> I'm very impressed by the polish of the project but am curious about the main use case for a library like this.

I'd be very interested in something like Tamagui (https://tamagui.dev/) but for Tailwind. I tried Tamagui but it's a bit too complicated when it comes to styling and layouts.
The latest iPhone SE still has an LCD screen. It was released in 2022 and is still a current model.