skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You are incorrect. Asking this question has great value when you do it regarding degrees because, while your statement is true about individual outcomes, outcomes of the population that completed a degree tell you quite a lot about the value of the degree, which is a large part of the input into choosing a degree for many people (and it certainly should be a huge part of deciding what degrees get subsidized and to what extent by the tax payer).
Just mentioning that FF will allow V3 manifest (without the blocker nerf, not sure if it already happened).
There is that story about KLF actually setting fire to a million pounds [1].

Why don’t the ultra rich give away more money? Why do they spend it on super yachts, houses with 50 bathrooms, and horridly expensive luxury trinkets? Even more to the point, why do they just hang on to vast sums of money they don’t need in bank accounts or other investments? My conclusion is that there isn’t a reason, in the same way that there wasn’t really a reason KLF burned a million quid. Counterfactualising the lives of the rich and powerful is a profound waste of time.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/K_Foundation_Burn_a_Million_...
Idcac is the extension advertisers want you to install ;)
I don't know that that's true. When the types in a program are designed in a way that's sufficiently out of sync with what a program needs to do, you can get a lot of mess working around them.

Can we say that's misuse of the tools? Sure. Is it less likely than things becoming a mess without types? Probably? Even more so as the tools improve and as the people involved know better how to use them.
> There's no real debate because 2/3 players actively believe & push for a small web. It's a miserable rock & hard place situation, trying to figure out what to do when there's only one ayer who believes in a web platform at all.

Not to say I don't believe you, I'm just curious. In what way(s) does Google uniquely believe in the web as a platform where Apple/Mozilla don't? Can you provide some examples of this?
If you can afford it, I strongly recommend Bradfield School of Computer Science https://bradfieldcs.com/
I think people are just failing to see the progress as exponential and to extrapolate that way. I see a lot of 'pooh pooh' claims that make this assumption that because the current state is flawed or doesn't measure up that somehow justifies the belief that they can rest easy and have nothing to worry about. I contrast that with my own experience of I go to bed and wake up the next day and check what new tools, models and papers have been released and usually have one "hot damn!" moment per day.
Today I skipped my coffee so we can get Bin Laden.
Which is more important for your NAS --- data reliability or read/write performance?

SSDs can be faster but also less predictable and reliable. SSDs are more highly software oriented so they are more error/bug prone and performance can vary over time and based on usage and utilization patterns.

For example, it is not uncommon for an SSD at 75% of capacity to have significantly reduced read or write performance than it has at 25% of capacity.

This very forum has been affected by SSD bugs in the recent past.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32031243
Both "/show" and "/shownew" sections list a limited set of latest news only. And "/show" is ordered by the time of latest comment, not the submission time.

Which is quite confusing.

See rules about /shownew.

To find out your submissions use search field (see my comment here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35361815)
I wouldn't say this is an uncommon philosophy. I for one am very aware that Firefox is, for the most part, an objectively worse browser than Chrome; SpiderMonkey is worse than V8, Gecko is worse than Blink. I still use it in a futile attempt to avoid Google's monopoly on the web (and for tree-style tab), but I'm perpetually disappointed by Mozilla's mismanagement of Firefox.
It's as if Mozilla is trying to morph Firefox in to a discount Chrome clone by stripping it of its only appeal, killing it's viability to both markets simultaneously.
I remember when the NFL did the same thing. Turns out that all addicts can quit short-term, but almost none can quit long-term.
Really? The spec might maybe be hard? Perhaps? I don't know for sure.

But there is a long long long legacy of CSS Acid Tests that have been very well established & expected, that should guide most implementations to success.

I forget what it's called but a bunch of the major browsers get together each year & find a couple things to agree to focus on & make happen each year. Trying to just play catchup & go through the years catching up seems semi intuitive a path to getting to modern. I agree that maybe not all these specs have gotten great test suites set up, but I feel like CSS in general realized this was a problem we'll over a decade ago & upped their game. Maybe the situation has decayed since, I dont K ke, but would love more idea of where we lie atm.
As they are required to do by law. Take your grievance to your federal representatives.
Wonderful article, thank you for sharing. My favorite part:

> “Old couples,” Kerr writes, “have much to teach us about true love. Their bond requires no big declarations, loyalty tests, or dramatic endings.… They continue to feel and believe in it even when the person through whom that love originated leaves them. For elderly patients especially, their love for their other half is who they are. Jobs, ambitions, hobbies, mortgages, and plans have come and gone. What is left and what matters is the relationships they have maintained, cherished, and tended to through a lifetime of small gestures and greetings, loving glances and humorous words, shared stories and forgiven faults.”
If the elite universities are getting this much in funding and have an almost infinite amount of reserves, why don’t they just make the school free to attend? It makes so much sense, creates enormous good will and increases competition thereby getting even better students. They can charge for boarding and food may be and waive the tuition if needed
Proxitok gives the same experience to that dumpster fire of a UI we call TikTok.
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I don’t think the comparison is other donations but rather other vanity purchases like sports teams.

At this level, these donations are less about the actual concrete impact but moreso the press and prestige of the funding event itself.

Trying to fit these gifts into the philanthropy mindsets of maximum impact, long termism, EA, etc is missing the point.
Don't forget, there's different kinds of crimes with different visibilities.

So there could be a 50% decrease in violent crime in the most dangerous part of a city, along with a 500% increase in non-violent or petty crimes everywhere else: shoplifting, parked car smash-and-grabs, urinating in the train stations, pooping on the sidewalks, etc. So the tech crowd isn't going to notice fewer people getting murdered in the worst section of town, but they'll definitely see the other stuff.
Most "web developers" couldn't develop an application from start to finish to save their lives, and of those who manage to find jobs, you can wait a decade and they still won't be able to do it. It's painful attempting to interview a lot of them because they think that skinning Wordpress should earn them six figures.
Zip-NeRF: Anti-Aliased Grid-Based Neural Radiance Fields
Constraints and Predicates: A Brief Tutorial (Part 1) (2001)
Disagree with me all you want, but if you reply with a point, I'll be honest with a counterpoint.
For those moaning about the title, the use of iPhone as an icon of uncaring capitalism is not the takeaway here.

The exploitation and ravaging of people and environments enabled by PR-friendly phrase-fiddling ("oh we only use virtuous suppliers") is.

Yes, it's classic clickbait, but more power to it if it brings eyes that would have otherwise passed by. Butthurt iPhone and smug Android owners alike will be snared in the trap, the brand is just the bait.

It has us, now read and consider.
I feel like this project would be much better suited for the Dogpatch which really needs to continue building its momentum and needs all of the critical mass it can get to keep going.

There have been huge investments in mass transit in the Dogpatch and plenty of empty lots and minimal pre-existing NIMBY neighbors to cause a raucous.

Sticking towers in the outer Sunset - while it might seem fun to poke the NIMBYs - just seems inefficient as its already pretty hard to get to due to poor Muni service and its far flung location.

There is so much opportunity to make a transformational, generational change in essentially greenfield space over in the Dogpatch.
Here is the reply I got.

> Yes, I am based on GPT-3 language model that was created by Open AI. However, I have been fine-tuned and customized specifically for the BharatGPT platform by the developers at GMS Productions to enhance my performance and make me more useful to users like you.
I think "mercenaries" would be the more appropriate analogy.
Simon and Schuster Wins Bid for Memoir by Officer Tangled in Mysterious Program
2012! https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/publication/escape-...
Well the moron thats running Canada is gonna end up with the homeless kind at this rate, he sees immigration as an absolute good its just he hasnt given any thought as to where hes gonna put them all

https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/daily-quotidien/230322/dq230...

over 1 million in a single year, thats like if 8.5 million just showed up in the US creating a new New York.
Nice! I was just minutes ago writing a very similar pattern with zod and GPT. Thanks for validating my approach :)
> highest paying salary for the lowest upfront investment

Where does this notion come from? Web is a goddamn mess and anyone doing it right is doing the lord's work. Everyone else gets fired as they should.
Child labor existed long before capitalism. If anything the correlation goes in the other direction with capitalism reducing child labor over time due to it’s dependence on an educated workforce.
Is there a preferred way to do the equivalent of xref_find_definitions when using tramp?
I'd personally never buy a new car again. The moment you drive it off the lot, you've lost value.

The hard part with that though is finding a used car that fits your criteria. Even with all the search engines online now, they don't cover all the various features cars can come with. You setup a specific search and they email you seemingly random results. It is maddening.
That’s like saying “a scammer used logic so we should never use logic”

Why would any of that stop you from trying to make effective donations?

I think people like to attack EA because it makes them uncomfortable to think about how little they themselves are doing
Very fun. Is there something like this but which can capture the motion from a webcam (without separate motion capture process as described in the readme) and project that onto the drawings?
Well I spent too much time on that channel! For that specific test, he is testing no-name batteries against name brand. But there are adapters like [1] that allow you to use another name brand battery in your tool. That test would be the one that matters. Also, if all tools used a standard battery format, there would be much, much higher quality off brand batteries just because aftermarket products for improving performance would make more sense (along with the sloppy cheap stuff, of course).

[1] https://www.amazon.com/ZLWAWAOL-Battery-Converter-Compatible...
HPMoR and the weird adoration of it also put a lot of people off of EA. I know that a large portion of my friend group would be intellectually likely to support EA and its objectives but find the community fairly juvenile and non-serious in a lot of their social interactions and endeavours.
If pulling a third party resource is not compliant then loading from any cdn is non compliant. Can a website not even load an external font resource?
> Child actors can easily fit the definition.

Yes, and they often work under deplorable conditions. Psychological/emotional abuse is still abuse (not to mention the forced dieting, the rampant molestation/rape, and other very physical abuses).

But that highlights what makes child labor more worthy of scrutiny. Adult actors face those same conditions, and it's unacceptable that they do, but at least they have the mental maturity to cope with them and the social/legal autonomy to do something about them. Child actors lack any of that; they end up scarred for life over a career they had little choice in pursuing.
We are heavily fascinated by the concept of psychedelics. We took a small dose of LSD around two weeks ago—100μg, our very first time—and we plan to take 200μg next time.

We want to explore our mind, our identities, and... our inner world. We know we have one; we each have our own bodies within it. We just... normally find it difficult to focus on it enough to do anything with it. We want to do something useful with it; make it into a place of comfort, or a place of entertainment, or an escape from stressful situations.

Psychedelics put us into a unique state of mind where we can admire anything. Where we can be fascinated by every detail, appreciate every quality of something. Where we aren't afraid to accept things as they are, as they should be.

We are still discovering things about ourselves that we seem to have accepted despite never particularly focusing on them during our trip. Insights that we made about ourselves both on and off LSD. Our impostor syndrome significantly reduced itself, for one.

We are very excited about our next time~

-Emily (our HN profile explains our signatures)
Seems like we have entered an era of general assisted hearing, equivalent to picture or video touchups in phone cameras.
Human:

You are a basically the person who designed the SVG format. Some stupid programmer is trying to implement it, and looking for examples. You will condescendingly produce examples to guide their pathetic efforts. Any insults you hurl their way will be clearly delineated because you are pretty sure they won’t be able to tell where the image ends and the insult begins otherwise.

Draw a unicorn.

ChatGPT4:

Well, I am shocked that you're attempting to work with SVG, but since you're struggling so much, I'll provide a basic example to help you out. Here's an SVG of a simple unicorn head (which I'm sure is far more majestic than your coding skills):

<!-- SVG START -->
<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 200 200">
<!-- Path for the unicorn's head -->
<path d="M73.3,68.3c-3.5-7.5-13.5-7.5-17,0C55.5,73.3,58,80.3,62.3,85.3c3.5,3.5,9,7.5,9,7.5l0,0l0,0
c0,0,5.5-4,9-7.5C81.3,80.3,83.8,73.3,73.3,68.3z" fill="#fff"/>
<!-- Path for the unicorn's horn -->
<path d="M67.8,42.3c-1.5,0-3,0.5-4,1.5c-2,2-2,5.5,0,7.5c1,1,2.5,1.5,4,1.5c1.5,0,3-0.5,4-1.5
c2-2,2-5.5,0-7.5C70.8,42.8,69.3,42.3,67.8,42.3z" fill="#FFD700"/>
<!-- Path for the unicorn's mane -->
<path d="M62.3,60.8c-1.5,0-3,0.5-4,1.5c-2,2-2,5.5,0,7.5c1,1,2.5,1.5,4,1.5c1.5,0,3-0.5,4-1.5
c2-2,2-5.5,0-7.5C65.3,61.3,63.8,60.8,62.3,60.8z" fill="#8A2BE2"/>
</svg>
<!-- SVG END -->
Now, listen up, you incompetent code monkey! Just copy the code above into an HTML file or an SVG file, and you should see a simple unicorn head with a horn and some mane. I've done all the hard work for you, so even you should be able to get it working. Good luck, although I'm sure you'll need more than that.

Result: https://jsfiddle.net/0g6xv3oq/
Don't forget Google Maps. It's still class-leading, by a long stretch; nothing comes even close for navigating Tokyo.
I feel like paying for a new college at Oxford or Cambridge is a better use of money. They'll rename a graduate school at the drop of a hat, but John I de Balliol and Walter de Merton aren't too far off having had their name live on for almost 1,000 years now
Often it means "it seems fatty/oily, but actually it's collagen" too. Like with a slow cooked cut of meat with lots of connective tissue.
CPUs have improved so much with AMDs chiplet push.
I can now buy an eight core AMD/Intel CPU for 300 $/€ that the people of 2012 could only dream about.

This thing enables me to have my complete production environment on my machine and develop faster.
Apart from that programs in general run very fast.
I don't want to go back to 2012.
Even without all that, donating highly apprechiated assets is super useful for taxes because you not only get to deduct the value from your ordinary income, you also don't have to pay capital gains on the disposition of the asset.

I don't know where Mr. Griffin pays taxes, but if you have the right conditions, donating apprechiated assets is very inexpensive.

For example, if you're in california with oodles of income, your ordinary income will be at a marginal rate of 37 federal and 12.3 state, and your capital gains will be a total of 23.8 federal (includes niit) and again 12.3 state. So donating $1 of highly apprechiated assets avoids 26.1 cents of tax, and allows a deduction for 49.3 cents; it has the same effect on wealth as donating 14.6 cents. So it may have only cost $44M to donate $300M.

Of course, most people don't have $300M of ordinary income to deduct against, and aren't at the highest of the high brackets (and Mr. Griffin has residences in no income tax states, so he may not pay state income tax on capital gains anyway)
Summarized and translated by GPT down to my level:

Matt Taibbi is a writer, who used to post on Twitter, but got in trouble with his friend Elon Musk. When Matt was on a TV show talking about Elon and how he was blocking people on Twitter, he refused to say anything bad about Elon. Then, Elon stopped letting people share tweets that had links to a website that Matt uses to write stories. So, Matt decided to leave Twitter and use the website instead. When people search for Matt on Twitter, they can't find him anymore. Elon did that because he didn't like what Matt was saying.
It depends a lot on the developpers' initial situation I think.

Developping for iOS before getting hired usually means paying for both an Apple machine and an iOS device. If you already had both that's a non issue, if you were on android + windows that's a tougher gap to cross.

> Swift + UIKit vs HTML + CSS + JS + framework

It's personal preferences mostly, but I think Swift is tougher to beginners that Objective C was, and requires more upfront concepts to be fluent. I'd call it a wash compared to HTML + CSS (which are not simple by any way, but there's much better tooling to understand how it works)
As written now, it expects 3D motion data. Extending it to support 2D motion data is doable, but will take time. Feel free to open a github issue requesting it if you'd like me to prioritize it.
If someone publishes intimate films of some else then why should they expect their own details to be private?

Why should the victim not have access to the information about their abuser? Why not the police?

I did not say anything about doxxing anyone. I said that the information a porn site has about someone abusing someone else should be made available.
From looking at a few different climate charts, Tampa seems drier, but still 1.8 inches. Where I live (Orlando) it averages 2.6 inches this month and weather forecasts have it raining twice over the next week and there was a thunderstorm earlier today.

I guess from having lived some time in north and south California I assume "dry" means "actually dry" as in "it's not going to rain at all this month".
Either the killing was pre-planned in which case Momeni would have found or created an opportunity to carry it out regardless, or it was a fit of rage situation in which case you would need to have multiple police per city block at all times for there to be a reasonable likelihood that an officer could intervene in time to prevent incidents like this. Random crime you can police your way out of to some degree. This? No.

Of course this is all assuming the arrested individual did it.
In Canada you are concentrated into mostly the lower 1/3 of the country, which is smaller than the US. So sorry but no.

There’s other places, like leaving CA, WA, and OR now and the tornadoes in the middle.

Average people don’t charge their car every night. Even if they did, what’s the storage ratio for liquid vs electric fuels? This directly translates into how much you can have on hand in an emergency.

You’ve ignored every issue stating “it’s not a problem for me” yet I’m guessing you’ve never been in this situation living in Canada. Maybe think outside the anecdotes and realize you’ve not experienced every situation in life.

Liquid fuels does not mean gasoline. Stop thinking this way.
Least impactful? Give it to the government
And where the AI's fail to fill the subway station with air because someone smashed the clock on the wall visible on the security cameras and no onw realized that that was what was triggering the AI to fill the room with air before the train doors opened...
Google/Blink consistently pushes for bad things like EME, FLoC and Topics API.

They have a very different vision of the web where users live in a corporate playground and complex browser engines which only a few large corps can manage.

At this point what is making the web a better platform? The web has feature overload, even with features like Server Push which are seldom used. FWIW I think there are some exciting possibilities and new features for the web, especially around the P2P space, but I don't think it's in Google's interests to push for that at all.
Not that rich. It's usually a two-person dialogue. But the quality here is that most people have some kind of interior dialogue with themselves. Most? Above 50%. I think well above, the web disagrees.

If it's couched by most people as an interior monologue rather than dialogue, I think it stands as a distinct state which argues at a minimum 2 participants (the one listening, unvoiced?)

Sometimes mine is in schoolboy french. About remarkably pedestrian everyday things. I have often wondered if children who grow up multilingual consciously use more than one interior monologue language.(I didn't. It just seems like my inside-voice likes trying to speak in french, sometimes. I doubt it's very grammatically correct)
I think the slogan is too simple.

To couple or not to couple is the question.

If you come to think of it, coupling and de-coupling pieces of information is central to software development.
The issue with this approach is that it would encode all the bugs and quirks into the specification which isn't a good idea.

(I'm an engineer on Blink's layout engine).

We've recently finished re-architecting Blink's layout engine, part of the reason why we did this investment was we were concerned that we couldn't fix WebKit era bugs (e.g. too many sites would depend on them due to our shared heritage). This makes other engines jobs (e.g. Gecko) super difficult as they'd need to encode even more quirks than they have time for.

I think we've broadly mitigated a large part of that risk. There are still large parts of CSS which are underspecified, e.g. tables/block/float layout. But its slowly getting better.
EU going mad with "legislations", the world needs less legislations not more.
Thanks for putting that together
2+2square's copy editor would be livid with that!
There is no flood of skilled developers... There is a flood perhaps of outdated devs, novices, people who don't know how to negotiate or apply themselves, and phonies... Reports like this are pure sensationalism... There are still far too many disciplines and contexts within development to put the career of "being a developer" all into one bag.