skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
267 bytes vs 1026 :)

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Does YouTube get any money from this for their infrastructure costs?
They've been ingesting "all rights reserved" content because they think copyright doesn't apply. Licenses won't help.
Religion was what we witnessed in people when they in unison would follow any new directive without question --without evidence. Also, the establishment is loath to admit any mistakes, when there were many. Mr Faucci also lied to Congress.

Remember how the establishment laughed at Sweden, but it turns out they were right, or at least less wrong about how to deal with this past pandemic?
The custom vs mass-produced perspective is more interesting to me, bcause generally everything in recent architecture has distilled down to -- can it be mass-produced?

Plaster and lath? Can't be mass produced/installed. Out of style.

Crown moulding? Can't be mass produced/installed. Out of style.

Solid wood flooring? Can't be mass produced/installed. Out of style.

Brick? Can't be mass produced/installed. Out of style.

One begins to see a pattern and wonder if "style" is actually "what makes more profit for builders."
Just so everyone knows, the non-census-year population estimates released by the US Census use an incompatible methodology and should not be compared with the actual census results.
This seems to me like a parallel accumulation problem, why not have each thread accumulate a filter on a subset of the data (so no locking involved), and then reduce the results (which is just an OR of all the local accumulations)?
Why on Earth didn't you just inline it?
Yeah, you're going to have a hard time unless you show that Party C initiates contact and initiates any pushes towards contractual breach.

If B comes to C, then there's going to be a hard time showing that C was interfering.
Even if it's cheap, never go with an untracked shipping option if you're expecting any kind of quality of service.

It sucks that mouser added it without really considering the implications. Any time I've used untracked shipping, the carrier loses it or gives 0 shits about how they handle it.

I've used Mouser every other month for the last couple years, using the $120+ CAD free shipping option, and I've always gotten it the next day with genuine, working parts.

I also order from LCSC, but from my 4 orders (~20 parts), I've had several fake parts with hard-to-debug issues that have wasted days if not weeks of dev time. I decided that my time was more valuable and I only order from Mouser now.
> but the day I stop needing to dive into xrandr and figure out why the screen is rotated but the mouse coordinates aren't or some other 1990s level problem will be a happy one.

I'm sympathetic to wanting legacy mindhorrors replaced with modern stuff, but genuine question:

When do you ever have such problems xD

I've multimonitored on X11 for like 4 years and never experienced that.
why we do like svg?
It can only go up forever!
I'm pretty torn here. I don't believe I deserve access to free content, and there's _nothing_ wrong with any site blocking access if you don't want to see ads.

I've done a lot of digital curtailing in my life, but Youtube has been hard to avoid. It's both good and bad, as they have some of the most amazing content in the whole world, but also some of the most addictive trash that I can't stop watching. Because the service is so addicting, I'm not sure I could justify paying for it, even though the value it brings is incredible.
Why do people post worthless anecdotes like this when we know from trivially available data that Google makes over a hundred billion dollars per year from search.
Thanks, Will try!
Meetings for sure. Email not so much any more. Where I spend most of my time these days is turning knobs and flipping switches in the company's planning/reporting/release management system (think Jira but even more bloated).
A $4BN/year revenue corporation, the seventh largest electronics distributor in the world according to Wikipedia, asking for donations...wonders never cease.

....they're owned by Berkshire Hathaway. So, basically people were 'donating' to Warren Buffet. Nice.
i don't even hate ads or the idea of targeted advertising in theory but 20+ years into the panopticon and the company that has the most information about my purchasing habits, interests and dislikes still has never shown me any advertising that was even remotely relevant to my life. i still have better odds of seeing something i actually want to buy just by flipping through the paper and those adverts don't demand that i put my life on pause just because corporation x spent a whole lot of money on a branding campaign that is annoying, unfunny and makes me hate them and their products.
Please teach me how I can watch Linus Tech Tips on YouTube without ads with YouTube premium and without installing an extension.

There are several levels of ads on YouTube and paying for YouTube premium only gets rid of one.
Maybe people wouldn't be locking your ads if you didn't have them jacked up to saturation level. I sometimes watch on a console and the number of ads is ridiculous, even worse than broadcast TV. Sometimes you get ads in the middle of songs.
It doesn't have the same weight or even shape as the old one, so I'm honestly not sure this was a priority. But in principle you are right, SVG is the correct choice.
> Upper-middle-class sensibilities and attitudes, rather than middle.

Not really.

It's not a "middle-class sensibility or attitude" to like mashed-together architectural styles, or rooms three times larger than the furniture you've got to fill it, or a cluster of rooflets overlapping in apparently random ways.

Aesthetics certainly have cultural elements to them, but those aesthetic choices really only appeal to the subset of people who...own or aspire to McMansions.

I've never been anything but middle-class myself, nor has nearly anyone I knew, and I've never personally known anyone to perceive McMansions as something good.
To quote Charlie Munger: "Wall Street will sell shit, as long as shit can be sold"

This is getting beyond ridiculous. After the surge in options trading by retail (and especially very short term options), crypto speculation and now this.

What's funny (or rather sad, checking on Twitter or Reddit, you see those guys gambling a lot of money and loosing most of it, as a group, on spreads and fees to the banks / brokers, and at the same time, having a lot of weird theories on how the banks are robbing them. Those guys are literally giving those banks their money...

It all reminds me of all those crypto defi, Celcius and others, arguing that the banks are making money by taking most of the interest earned, and defi eliminates that, so the interest rates they offer are higher.

And btw, there was a company recently that offered 24/7 trading in some US stocks - FTX !
Google cloud
HN on mobile is a usability nightmare.
so many butts!
What sort of person hopes their friends get fired. Someone should tell them they associate with a person with no integrity or character.
The accidental Hide is the worst because you can’t just undo… it’s gone (unless you go to the Hidden page)!
That's because the 1Password Classic extension is tied to the 1Password 7 desktop app, whereas the new 1Password X extension is more standalone (and only supports cloud vaults). Because 1Password 8 also only supports cloud vaults, there wouldn't have been any reason to support the 1Password Classic extension on 1Password 8, hence support for that is similar to support for 1Password 7 (i.e. they won't be moving to Manifest V3 for it, as it's not the current version anymore).

Would it have been nice for 1Password 8 to support local vaults, or 1Password X to support accessing local vaults from 1Password 7? Yes, but they're hardly under any obligation to do so. The simple fact is 1Password 7 is an older version, so isn't getting major updates. As 1Password Classic is only for 1Password 7, neither does it. It's an older version, not fully supported anymore, so it's not going to get a port to Manifest V3. Admittedly, I have no idea how much work that would even be, but it's hardly something that is expected for an old version.

I doubt there would be as much fuss over this if 1Password 8 supported local vaults and had a perpetual licence. This is just the normal case of old versions of things no longer working on newer software. The fact that 1Password dropped support for local vaults in newer versions is beside the point, and another thing entirely.
Really love this idea!
I’m happy because I won’t pay them and now they’re forcing me off the platform, win for me.
Ooh, now isn't your naivety adorable here. Intent and direction is what really matters! Like, say, when you get in a cab, and he's just sitting still, but he really intends to drive, and he's looking longingly in the right direction where you wanna go. Meanwhile the taximeter is counting up... And you missed your flight. But the intent and direction matter.

If "we'll do it eventually" was a legitimate excuse for not shipping, then theft would be legal. You know, "I'll return it eventually." You go to the bank, take a loan and then you never pay back. But not to worry, you intend to pay it. Eventually.

It's like the way Twitter pays rent right now. "I'll pay it, eventually." Oddly, he doesn't mind having an office for free right now, though.

If it's unclear, there's no distinction at all between a scammer and an entrepreneur, except the latter ships when they say, and the former doesn't.

Long term we're all dead. Time matters.

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As for me being wrong about zero successes, can you be slightly more specific. What is that "first thing" he promised? The blue checks? The blue checks that helped drive away most advertisers, losing him billions, in order to earn less than 50 mil/year in subscription fees?

That's the "success" you want me to count?

Thanks for the laugh.

With great successes like that, X Corp. will be bankrupt before year's end.
Why wouldn't Google [replace with whoever becomes owner of leading AI platform] just hire experts themselves to generate for LLMs?

Seems like the obvious next step. For clarity, I'm not saying I particularly like that future, but I have a hard time grasping why you think a paywall would be an obstacle here. Especially not for the wealthiest corporations (ever). Additionally because most paywalls to information have very hard time keeping information from leaking. Otherwise news orgs would have figured that out by now!
that's a lot of svg! svgo suggests the following without any manual tinkering:

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This reminds me of the way Microsoft used the rings in the Xbox 360 menu to catch leakers pre-release

https://www.resetera.com/threads/how-microsoft-tracked-down-...
What happens when you accidentally get a pebble or grain of sand inside these foldable phones and squeeze/sit on them?
I mean really you should measure it after gzip/brotilli since that is the size that matters.
> wearing masks can have negative cognitive and health effects if you wear them for a prolonged amount of time

Cognitive problems from masks???

LOL. You are making this up.
How to turn your support tickets into an automated dashboard
Our success eng team labeled our backlog of support tickets to create dashboards for weekly reporting. Dropping this guide as it may be helpful for other success/support eng teams looking to bridge the gap between tickets and BI tooling.
The article makes an interesting argument that the typical McMansion design, internally, can be distinguished by being more-or-less the same as a suburban home floor plan but inflated beyond all sense: an entry hallway turned into a grand foyer with a huge staircase (which, obviously, never actually gets used for anything, because it's still too small for actual parties), chains of special-purpose rooms stapled on to the same core set of rooms from the original nuclear family concept, access to the bedrooms stretched and stretched out as all the other spaces get bigger, etc.

It strikes me as, conceptually, a distinct contrast to an 'average' Victorian home floor plan (which is probably the other closest thing to 'mansion' that an average person might think of living in), where even a very large home is going to have pretty tight and efficient layouts meant to maximize collective practical use of the space (especially with a large family or guests), rather than just giving a ton of square footage to each individual inhabitant.
My point was less "old people can't" and more "a new grad using AI can function at a senior level for a fraction of the cost."
26 interviews (small sample size with risk of selection bias); breakdown of usage from Table II page 5:

21 Prescription Stimulants (e.g., Adderall, Ritalin)

14 Cannabis (e.g., Marijuana, Weed)

13 Alcohol (e.g., Beer, Wine)

11 Mood Disorder Medication (e.g., SSRIs, Wellbutrin)

7 Psychedelics (e.g., LSD, Psilocybin)

7 Tobacco (e.g., Cigarettes, Vapes)

3 Cocaine

2 Benzodiazepines (e.g., Xanax)

2 Opiates (e.g., Codeine)
Probably gift cards like Play Store ones. In fact as it is all Google I think it already could be a thing
For the benefit of people who don't follow such things attentively: /y18.svg has been /y18.gif for — at least 16 years, as a lower bound [0]. Some have filed bug reports [1] about it. The old one was rasterized and slightly fuzzy when zoomed.

[0] https://hn.algolia.com/?query=y18.gif&type=all

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21544141 ("Can whoever is in charge of HN's site design convert this to an SVG image?" 'octosphere, 3 years ago)
Does the iphone doubles in size and lets you carry around a minitablet? If not it's a pointless comparison.

A 1000$ iphone is closer to a 300$ pixel 6 than the pixel fold.
Or accidentally logging out when you wanted to click on your profile to see if your comments had any responses / votes.
Because this literal fugitive hacktivist is clearly incapable of finding creative ways to get diversified contributions to their Wikipedia page. Heck, they even proudly link to their WP page from their personal site. If they didn't write the article themself, then it was most likely a friend who's close enough to write something that screams self-authored page. Like c'mon, just look at the thing. Have you ever seen that many citations on something that isn't just spamming them trying to stave off the Wikipedia police?
Your reasoning is flawed. iPhone 14 fits the same use case as iPhone 11, but Foldable fits a different use case than normal phones. You may find Foldable useless but that doesn’t make your reasoning any less flawed.
Eventually all phones will be like that and the price point adjusted for inflation will be comparable to what normal phones cost now. So this is just a way for you to get a device from the future by paying a premium, or alternatively you can just wait.

An iphone was also amazing unique and expensive when it first came out. But by todays standards - a $100 android phone is both more powerful and a lot cheaper.
https://pikvm.org/

https://tinypilotkvm.com/
Good to hear! I'll break mine out and try it again.
Also a fact is that we haven’t seen a hot war directly between two major economic powers since WWII. Quality of life and the global commerce that drives it has been trending upward for some time. Cooperation has simply been recognised as the more fruitful path, but a global scarcity of vital resources could change that equation though.

https://ourworldindata.org/war-and-peace

https://ourworldindata.org/war-and-peace#the-past-was-not-pe...
A long-press for flagging/hiding would be great (or even a confirmation-screen).
Generally you have a small number of bits to count the waiters, because the mutex state has to be a word you can CAS and so you have either 32 or 64 bits to pack all the state you need. If your counter saturates you lose track of the waiters, and you have to fallback somehow.
https://developers.generativeai.google/guide
Wow, let's not get carried away with crazy new technologies and radical redesigns.
zoom in without image aliasing?
Isn't everything since the Renaissance considered modern?
I remember at a job interview at Apple asking some of them about how they saw rumor sites. They told me they do definitely read rumors sites to see what's happening in the company. One interesting point they told me was that sometimes things are so far off that they are incredulous to the rumors. Others are so close to home that they wonder who is leaking. They declined to answer about whether any internal investigations took place.
Not for everyone unfortunately :(
Transport compression should get it most of the way there, no? I think having human readable vector graphics is nice.
The thing is, this didn't need to be leaked of us to know it. It was just obvious from job postings.
Allen Institute for AI raises $30M fund to boost more startups amid AI gold rush
Something that doesn't get Google to ban accounts? Blocking a payment to Google or doing a charge-back is involved in nearly all account closure complaints on this site.

Btw: as someone who's worked in banks, I'd like to point out that there are circumstances where some banks will charge-back automatically (or outright "accept the payment", then not pay), if they suspect fraud for example.
Wanna share some ballpark numbers? It'll bolster your statement a bit and grounds the claim from others with similar experiences
That sounds like showstopper for many sites.

On a much less-important note, it might explain some weirdness I'm seeing lately with one of my home Supermicro servers. (The docs say the BMC should only listen on one port, but the switch still sees some degree of responsiveness on the normal non-management port when "off".)
If this is a dupe then please post link. Not seeing it on the first few pages.
In any other decade that sentence would make no sense
Extremely obvious case of apples not being oranges, in the sense of user-generated content not being the same as studio/production company generated content.
Personally I recommend buying pre-owned eleectronics on Swappa, a marketplace for lightly-used, non-junk electronics.
I'm not sure if you genuinely think the extent of the destruction in Grozny is comparable to the extent of the destruction in Yugoslavia after the NATO intervention, but it wasn't, and neither was the need to rebuild. NATO did not grind any Yugoslav cities to dust, and killed hundreds, not thousands, of civilians. Furthermore, NATO did not invade and conquer Yugoslavia, which seems like a key point in regards to rebuilding. The Chechens did not get the opportunity to rebuild Grozny themselves because Russia destroyed their government, tricked their leadership into being slain while withdrawing, and re-created their state as Russian. The Chechens wanted to be left to their own devices to run their country. Russia invaded in response, and killed and destroyed until there was nothing left to defend.

Can you recognize the absolute distortion of perspective it takes to look at Russia invading Chechenya to prevent its independence, destroying its capital to force it to surrender, and then say "well at least Russia rebuilt it after they conquered it!"

>NATO countries are encouraged to reflect on their own shit and stop nagging us

Your country invaded a NATO-friendly nation on the border of NATO. You are not being "nagged" when that country's government calls the world for aid and the world, shocked and appalled at the actions of your bloodthirsty regime, responds.

Look, I won't even attempt to convince you any further - either your government will collapse and the harsh rays of sunlight will expose the truth for you, or your government will continue to close its doors to the outside world until what you believe won't matter at all anyway. I don't imagine I have the rhetorical ability to break through your distorted worldview myself.

You lost this war in 2021. At this point, it's just a question of how many Ukrainian and Russian lives you will waste before accepting it.
That's exactly what I say. I have the iPhone SE.
A few years ago, they switched tools partners away from Wiha (I think to Apex Group). Anyway, they ended up putting most of the Wiha tools on clearance and many of them were 80-90% off. To say I bought a LOT would be somewhat of an understatement. Sadly, the Wiha precision screwdriver large kits were sold out before I found out about it, but I got loads of other great Wiha tools at prices under the home center craptastic specials.

In the course of buying those, I also added several electronics components that I needed and they came in entirely as expected; zero drama.
Upgrade to Plus in your chatgpt web page and you will see a new model choice.
Permission models and universal encryption did not exist at the beginning.
When everyone will write 500-word emails with AI, only to be summarized by AI again.

I hope we will realize how absurd it is and just write 2-sentence emails.
Open and Closed, Omission and Collapse
Soap application alters mosquito-host interactions
The Summit Park development (https://www.fletcher.studio/summit-park) is actually pretty thoughtfully planned out imo. There are definitely compromises that have been made, and the developers are obviously not doing this out of the goodness of their hearts, but they have spent time to address community concerns and seem to have tried to balance their bottom line against livability, sustainability, and affordability considerations. There are maybe 100 units in this entire phase of the project, and aside from a few apartment towers a quarter mile or more up a steep hillside, there's nothing else in the area. What kind of businesses could this realistically support, a 7-11? They threw in a dog park and a playground, probably because that is what a family oriented neighborhood is most likely to need/want.

But then people like Kate Wagner come along and see the lack of a coffee shop and houses that don't look like they belong in the Mission, and immediately pooh pooh it (and implicitly the people who choose to live there). All while ignoring the fact that this used to be a ditch next to what is essentially a 4 lane highway...

Despite Wagner's claims to the contrary, I can't help but conclude that all of this "thoughtful urbanism" is just thin veneer over a core of elitism.
Unfortunately, India as of today is the top launderer (reseller) of ru oil
If you want to help video makers get Youtube to be transparent about its payout structure.
Hmmm https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34401887/
> Not sure if it has changed since.

It hasn't, Clang/GCC emit a cmpxchg16b only if you opt-in with `-mcx16`, which changes the ABI.
Early adopters always have this experience: expensive products, with issues preventing mass-adoption, with uncertain vendor support in the long term.

I'm not sure whether foldable phones will become what everyone uses, but this is typical for new products that have not started zipping up the S curve.
Weird, I didn't notice that at all, but comparing the current look to one from February [0], yeah, it's changed.

The raster 'Y' is definitely more acute than the new one. The vertex is lower. But those old voting arrows look terrible now.

[0] https://web.archive.org/web/20230201012035/https://news.ycom...
Says not available in my country Canada. I will not use a VPN. I can wait.
It has been similarly speculated that shutdown of nuclear power plants after the Fukushima disaster has caused more deaths than the disaster itself, due to rise in energy costs:

https://www.economist.com/asia/2019/11/07/was-shutting-japan...
Nit: there is definitely more effort involved in gardening than in mowing a lawn.