skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is the most important point! Again and again corporations and the government demonstrate that they are one-and-the-same, with the gov't using corporations to do the work that wouldn't (yet) be allowed for them to do directly.
These don’t conflict with each other though, the benefits of exercising extend beyond weight loss.
I just opened my copy and it doesn’t appear to work. Not sure what poster may have done.
I think most "culture startups" fail.

Only after it has worked for a few generations can you know one is sustainable.
I only hear of "brotli" :)
" It revealed that the librarians teaching your kids are a lot more progressive about kids exploring their sexuality than even Obama-voting parents w"

Source? I ask because I didn't know librarians teach kids
https://caniuse.com/http2
I'll turn your question around, why don't these hip companies relocate to the suburbs?

There's plenty of abandoned malls and shopping centers that could become offices, such as what Rackspace did.

Instead these companies locate downtown, where parking is crazy, crime is high, tons of crowds, and everything is expensive.

The suburb model has been done by other companies that aren't hip start ups or tech.

Maybe it's time for these businesses to relocate?
I totally agree. I use ffmpeg's dynaudnorm[0] filter in mpv/IINA when watching media to better normalize sound volume. It's the best audio normalizer I’ve used. No loss of dynamic range within the target window duration. (~15 seconds by default, but I tweak it to around ~8 seconds)

[0] https://ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg-filters.html#dynaudnorm
You are right, it was removed and is no longer in the newer spec:

https://wiki.riscv.org/display/HOME/Recently+Ratified+Extens...
Hard work. The Amish are willing to do it.
It works but clearly it's not needed, and to me I don't see a whole lot of innovation from a computer science standpoint because the most complex js projects don't use it.
I don't get why that would be wrong. If law enforcement asked Binance about my account, of course I would want to know, and would choose an exchange that does tell me vs. one that doesn't tell me.

Maybe it's illegal, but then I prefer that over a legal exchange.
> As a point of conjecture few/nobody would have thought the Greeks made something as complex as the Antikytheria mechanism unless it was discovered and studied extensively for a century.

Well.. nobody except those who were willing to believe Cicero wasn't spinning a science fiction yarn when he described a very similar device and attributed it to Archimedes. But to your point, it seems like people didn't take it seriously until one was found. It makes you wonder what other things have been written of but not taken seriously because they sound too fantastic.
Moral is the last thing YC cared about . In fact Paul wrote an essay about good founders being the kind of people who tend to break rules. Rules, laws , morality are for other people
Everyone has a toilet paper tube they can view the world through to save themselves from understanding alternate points of view. I'm sure that's all that "one party" is trying to do, right? Nothing else remotely objectionable. The fact that anyone would disagree must mean they're insane, stupid, or.. a monster!
Wow, this article doesn't deal with reality.

Seaweed farming needs:

- Massive ($10-20e12 USD) investment to make a dent in climate change, in the form of automated kelp processing ships AND genetic modifications/breeding to favor rapid growth. There is no possibility of a few artisanal farmers in skiffs doing anything measurable except selling small batches to $4000/jar cosmetics companies.

- Not enough people enjoy seaweed as a food because it's just not appetizing.

- Sequestration of carbon rather than free use of it in the carbon cycle. Pick a couple of underwater sacrificial deep ocean zones or pump liquified seaweed ash and combustion products underground.
I don't know why you are getting down voted. It's a valid criticism of AML laws. I recently got dozens of up votes for a similar comment in another post. Goes to show certain topics attract different crowds to the comment section.
That's great, feel free to supervise your kids. You don't get to use the government to do it. Are you saying that the 1st amendment can have exceptions if a child's safety is at stake?
Sheep vs cat herding. Not in any disparaging sense. One is historically collectivist, the other thinks they can or want to be - but usually end up like a Kundera novel.
I have a lot of respect for mithril, they created a tiny vdom that works really well. Though you don't always need one.

https://svelte.dev/blog/virtual-dom-is-pure-overhead

I have played thousands of bullet chess games on Lichees and is and was very snappy and used to be based on Mithril so it's very battle tested in a literal sense.

https://bestofjs.org/projects?tags=vdom

FWIW I disagree that something like virtual DOM can be pure overhead. It is useful to have virtual just about anything. Virtual filesystems for instance.
I recommend https://strongboxsafe.com/ as a better open source alternative

Works with touchID on my MacBook, uses KeePass so it's easy to migrate if needed, and the killer feature for me was being able to sync it to iCloud so you can use it across devices. Even better if you enable E2E encryption on your iCloud https://support.apple.com/en-au/HT212520
First Citizens Bank buys SVB
Some more documentation on this api is here:
https://developer.apple.com/accessibility/#whats-new
Apps can choose [1] to tie have keys to the current set of enrolled biometric credentials (i.e. faces or fingers), and at least my password manager does that, as far as I remember from some testing.

Some apps don't, and some even react really poorly to a change of the biometric set (i.e. crashing at every Face ID use with no way to reset other than reinstalling), so I'm also not too keen on testing this on my main device.

One thing that surprised me during my limited testing was that Apple apparently doesn't make use of this capability for storing the "encrypted notes" passphrase, which effectively also reduces the security of that to that of the device passcode.

[1] https://developer.apple.com/documentation/security/secaccess...
Are there any restaurants that have memberships that are just restaurants?

Maybe a club with a restaurant but that’s not really the same thing and I don’t think of the restaurant business something that lends itself to limiting … potential customers?

Restaurant business seems like a pretty rough business to begin with. $30 million in construction costs and a nebulous membership system just seems like it would make it more difficult.
I had a very different experience relaying on the buses, bicycle, and light rail as my primary transportation within Seattle. Seattle has very limited East/West travel options, but that is mostly because of geographic concerns. If you want to travel North/South it's much easier.

The dedicated bus lanes and app to tell you estimated arrival time based on location data were particularly good touches. I would consider Seattle bus system to be among the best in the states.

Edit: IMO the key to easy commuting in Seattle is to plan your life in a way that you minimize the number of times you have to cross a lake, canal, or bay.
I suppose audio books read by people who can’t be bothered with reading a book out loud?

Or maybe a comedic angle of audio books read by unusual accents? Imagine Harry Potter read by Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Indeed, but it's sad because ChatGPT won't be indexed like SO, so in the future, we won't really get the same sorts of improvements as we have now.
Yup.
https://www.indiehackers.com/interview/growing-an-interviewi...
Leading with Twitter polls seems to understate the rest of his tweet:

"Starting April 15th, only verified accounts will be eligible to be in For You recommendations.

The is the only realistic way to address advanced AI bot swarms taking over. It is otherwise a hopeless losing battle."
Have your problem resolved? I am using virtual bank card from Mercury but was declined.
Being poor is depressing, but I suspect watching your standard of living decline, your hopes and dreams destroyed, and your children forced to struggle in ways you or your parents never had to before hits harder.
I just run it on my desktop? 64GB of DDR4 is <$150.
Then why release this outdated version?
32k words with GPT-4, no? That's what they said in the demo video.
How is anything I said racist? I explicitly called out the Chinese Communist Party and its military arm the People's Liberation Army. This has nothing to do with race, just geopolitics. I have nothing against the people of China themselves, just their government.

Feel free to engage in whataboutism with Meta and the US government, it doesn't take anything away from what I or the article we're commenting on have said.
When you use it via the first-party Azure service, the data you input is de-facto guaranteed to not be fed back into the model, so you don't expand your circle of trust by feeding MSFT with your code.
Yea I have the same problem with lots of flashing.. it just tires my eyes so much. I even struggle sometimes with walking past emergency vehicle flashing lights at night and need to look away because jeez my eyes.

So far so good on the epilepsy front tho. Thankfully.
That’s interesting. I don’t share any passwords with family and have taught my kids to share passwords with no one (written in a sealed envelope as backup).

I don’t like shared passwords although if I really had to, I would just enter it once and let iCloud save it to their account. Stinks if I have to change the password, but I almost never change passwords.
Security is a spectrum.

You can go from out of the box Debian listening on 22/80/443 directly on internet to WAF, intrusion detection, encrypted overlay networks with CA hierarchy and offline route keys, encryption at rest, elaborate IAM, hardware signed commits, full supply chain audits with every dependency vetted and vendored, multi-access-level logs, mandatory spyware on all corporate gear, and so on and so forth. For most businesses it's more of the former than the latter, and there's definitely no such thing as categorically "secure".
How did you sell? What was your multiple? Did you use a broker?
abstract strategy games like chess, go, and hex are fun ti play but difficult to watch for the layman. You tend to just be watching people think rather than the game itself unless you’re really well versed in it.

Games like counter strike and StarCraft are still entertaining to watch even if you don’t understand the nuances.
> Not by explaining why I should like DivestOS

Because I'm not trying to shill my project, but instead provide factual information about others in a thread about them.

> because it means that they moved away from Google/Samsung/etc.

But they didn't as my link describes.

> most important apps don't run there "for security"

But this is just wrong, GrapheneOS has superior compatibility compared to systems shipping microG.

> criticizing all efforts I can see out there

Yet I have pages dedicated to recommendations of projects, thanking people who made it possible, along with many contributions back:

- https://divestos.org/pages/recommended_apps

- https://divestos.org/pages/patch_levels#secure

- https://divestos.org/pages/about

It only happens to seem that way because there are sadly a lot of companies portraying themself as helpful open source projects when they really just want to sell insecure devices to pad their pockets.
I’m not really looking for clients at the moment, and that’s also something you should try to tackle in person. That said, I don’t think you need my help, just try doing things. It might be uncomfortable at first but you’ll get there.
> You can sell the house and pay the bank $50,000, screwing the bank

Prepayment doesn't really screw the bank.

> or you can deliver the house to the bank and pay them $0, screwing the bank much harder.

And wreck your credit in the process-- and perhaps even owe the money, depending on whether your mortgage is non-recourse.

> Meanwhile, you've lost... the opportunity to take out a second mortgage against the equity you had in your house? What was the equity doing for you?

Meanwhile you've lost your entire down payment and your ability to purchase another house now. You either have to take a credit hit walking away and forfeit the down payment, or just stay stuck where you are now overpaying for a house vs. current values.
>Cool, so we're back at zero evidence of any of this happening. We agree then.

Yeah, we have no idea whether or not CFTC is looking into this or has any evidence, which means...

>I don't [know], but obviously the CFTC doesn't either, otherwise they'd have spelled it out.

... that that statement is not so obvious.
One only needs to look at Japan or South korea to see the dystopian future not valuing children will have.
If we wanted a return for our contributions we should have enacted sensible data ownership and privacy laws a decade ago. That ship has long sailed, at least for this generation of AI tooling.
I think they’re looking for predatory behavior from companies like AWS and Microsoft. Some anticompetitive practices could also be security violations, like if Amazon was looking at a customer’s AWS data to undermine the company as a competitor.
Tech Companies Are Ruining Their Apps, Websites, Internet
Probably no one thinks it shouldn't but you are manipulating the debate by finding an example like that and ignoring books that are banned for other reasons.

Here's a list from one county
https://pen.org/banned-books-florida/

I'm going to do one because I'm pretty sure I don't need to check anymore to determine that you are cherry picking.

Love to Mama: A Tribute To Mothers, by Pat Mora, Paula S. Barragán M.

"Pat Mora edited and contributed to this beautiful and celebratory collection, in which thirteen poets write with joy, humor, and love about the powerful bond between mothers, grandmothers, and children. These poets represent a wide spectrum of Latino voices, from award-winning authors to a 15-year-old new talent. They write passionately about their Puerto Rican, Cuban, Venezuelan, and Mexican American backgrounds and the undeniable influence of their mothers and grandmothers. Illustrated with exuberance by Ecuadorian artist Paula S. Barragán M.,"

They banned a valid book so you can hold it up and say what you said. In fact without these new laws I'm sure the book in question (which you didn't mention) probably wouldn't be in libraries
The difference is its not relying on licensing Chrome's code, rather its using the open chromium source code, which cab be used regardless if google wants it or not.
That's why brave and edge can compete with chrome.
You can't operate in china without tea money for the official's, the allowed players are big like Tencent and Ali-B.. maybe China and the US are the same beast, if not for the organ harvesting, air pollution and reeducation camps..
> killed all online camaraderie that existed in the enterprise to save some bucks.

It's really true that Slack cultivates an online work community in a way that Teams just doesn't, and it's hard to explain to upper management who is much easier persuaded by the argument of "we're a Microsoft shop, so we'll use all the Microsoft stuff we get bundled in our 365 bundle."

The issue is that channels in Teams is so clunky and awkward compared to Slack's. It's not like a chat, it's more like a message board where you start new threads and people reply to them. They're also not easily discoverable nor easy to link people to. And maybe it's an org setting but at least at my work you can't make your own channels, so there won't be, for example, a small channel for people who like bubble tea so they can recommend restaurants or plan an outing to go get some at lunch one day.

The channels are also in a completely separate tab of the app from your chats where you spend most of your time, so people aren't aware when new conversations are happening in channels of interest to them. Unless of course you tag the channel, which gives a noisy ping to everyone in the channel, discouraging people from doing it. This is as opposed to Slack where chats and channels are all along your sidebar, so if someone is looking for help in the general dev chat or something, people in their own chats will silently see that the channel is bold, indicating there's new discussion happening there, and they might curiously click into there and see if they have anything to say.

Also while I won't argue the lack of custom emojis is some kind of productivity hindrance, they're a ton of fun and a great way to have in-jokes, either company-wide or in a small circle that help build camaraderie. At least they added most of the emojis to react a few months ago, as opposed for the 5 or so they had before.
This looks fantastic. I sometimes do audio mixing and I dread the day that I leave home for a session and forget to throw my iLok in my bag. I see someone’s already proven it works with that. Exciting!
Yeah, it’s a sport almost designed for armchair quarterbacks ;)
Name one gas station that ever got charged for selling gas to a criminal.
The mitigations don't seem to address targeted attacks that I'd think you can assume will happen.

How do you address the civil and criminal liability of that?
Related links:

https://pinboard.in/

https://idlewords.com/about.htm

https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=idlewords

https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Maciej_Cegłowski
It's really about hype. I think React is good but overrated.

Edit: I thought about it some more and the problem is that in order to see adoption, frameworks need to convince devs that they need something. With Vue what you have is reactive() and ref(). So they're convincing a lot of devs that they need MobX. Where in reality most devs don't need React's useState one-way bindings and they don't need MobX-like reactive objects either, nor do you need Signals from Solid. That said, if you prefer one of these, go for it!

Ergonomics of binding events and setting attributes/properties/styles is useful and I like how Lit, snabbdom, and Svelte provide ergonomics without one of these state management paradigms.
Immaculate AI images of Pope Francis trick the masses
The sexes are different. I think it's natural for a new mother to want to spend time with her baby and for a new father to safeguard his career, on which the livelihood of the family often depends, by working harder.
I can see some folks jumping in as they wanted to time the market hoping the bottom is reached. However a 10-12% increase is weird. The west is probably just directly dependent on the tech market which is down right now. Does it mean the East is representing the rest of the economy or non tech? Or may be I am trying to read too much into this.
Awesome to hear! Joined!!
There isn’t really any actionable changes listed there.

I have read her wikipedia page before:)

What changes has she caused that is listed on her Wikipedia page that are you referring?
You said it yourself: Religion.

People absolutely require a system of metaphysics. It is one of the most basic and natural needs of mankind; it is how all men come to account for the world and their existence in the world. People in general have little time for philosophy, so a folk metaphysics must be simple and easy to understand, and must be connected to a straightforward system of moral principles.

Communal hippie living is a lifestyle that one typically grows out of.

The Amish -- like the Hasidic Jews, and like various other religious movements -- are an essentially metaphysical community. The metaphysical principle comes first, and the rest follows. The way they live life is wholly on account of how they interpret their religion's moral principles and strictures.

It's easy to leave one lifestyle for another. Not so easy to leave a religion that you were raised in, and which you have built your entire world-view around. There's a certain IQ threshold for that, as it requires the de novo construction of a new metaphysics.
For anyone who's interested in answering, I'd be curious to hear your thinking on how you keep focused and avoid rabbit holes, particularly with build vs. buy decisions.

I've had an intentionally-small business that I've been working on for a few years now, but I keep getting distracted by my desire to work on the stack itself instead of the core business offering. I've done a very good job of replacing Shopify with WooCommerce, Google Analytics with Plausible, exploring about every static site generator as a replacement for my slow CMS, automating my social media content, etc. I've done an absolutely shitty job of growing the actual core business. Particularly for those of you coming from jobs in a corporate environment, how do you keep your focus on your core offering instead of spending all of your time "fixing" your tech stack?
> why it is that Amish(and similar groups)have succeeded where hippie type communes failed?

They manifest characteristics that enable stable communities. Sex within marriage, no divorce, marriage and sex for procreation, reliance on extended family and local community, no industrialization/urbanization, social isolation, religion as unifying principle. Hippy communities on the other hand tended to be built around sexual promiscuity or at least lack boundaries around sex and marriage, and subsequently suffer commensurate relationship/family breakdown. Not to mention that hippy communes are converts to agrarian life and when the going gets tough there’s no millennia of continuity to rely on but there is the memory of the city and the supermarket.
> “The restaurant is on public property, so we’re somewhat obligated to keep it accessible to the public,” Sigel lamented. “But the membership component really gives us an opportunity to curate and create experiences, and provide a level of access and service that you just can’t do at scale.”

Yet again, the NFT is nothing more than a fig leaf for the business model of exclusivity-as-a-service. If cryptocurrencies are speedrunning monetary economics, NFTs are speedrunning golf club memberships.

Hilariously, just as art NFTs are backed by nothing other than a CDN capable of serving PNGs, these restaurant NFTs managed to be sold even without a functioning restaurant underpinning it.
Amish in general do not usually smoke tobacco (they are more on the teetotal side of things). So those kids were probably being a bit rebellious, which is usual for their age.

Some church districts are okay with it though (both for smoking and/or agriculture), so it's possible they came from such a district too. Most in such districts smoke cigarettes.

So, it's not that the Amish smoke pipes just to be old-timey.
I'm extremely happy with Safari's approach to blockers. I very much appreciate that it is impossible for the extension to receive every URL you are browsing. I've been using AdGuard for Safari (GPL3) and it seems to work perfectly.

I'm shocked you'd choose Brave over this, whose security history and business model is very, very questionable.
I think there is something in this, people always imagine AI “coming out” of the computer, maybe it just goes in further.

…then we’ll have a new universe simulation as a pet
It's not even just an annoyance in the having-to-click-between-tabs sense. It makes channels nearly useless because everyone is normally in the chats tab, so no one is keeping up with what's going on in channels. Meaning the only way to get people's attention is to noisily ping everyone, which most people don't want to do so barely anyone posts in them.
Thanks for that! My work machine blocks this too ironically, which is weird since Ricky is my friend and I know they are trustworthy. I’ll let them know.
The Amish have rigid hierarchies. People who are drawn to communes frequently don't want to live with rigid hierarchies.

Amish culture is not all that different than general American culture structurally. Communes are.

The Amish aren't getting a lot of recruits, so the folks that are there were born, raised, and indoctrinated, which also helps with sticking.