skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I doubt these are the stable union jobs with decent benefits from 50 years ago. If we really want to reverse Reaganomics we need to increase taxes on corporate profits, capital gains, and inheritance.
Of course. But maybe the government shouldn’t be picking winners and losers, and gambling with my tax dollars.
Spez has always made Ellen Pao look like a genius CEO
I have a 2008 Dell workstation laptop (M4400) that had the swappable bays feature that I bought used around 2012 and used as my primary machine for several years (which as an aside, worked so, so much better than buying a brand new machine for the same price would've).

In my case I swapped the optical bay for a SATA bay which enabled quick swapping of SATA drives. For my usage at that point in time that ability was very handy… perfectly possible with an external USB gadget of course, but it was nice to have that without the cables and gadget. Most of the time that bay held a large HDD for "cold" storage, allowing the primary SATA slot to be filled with a fast 256GB SSD.
JDK 21 Forked from Mainline for What Will Be the Next Java LTS Release
It depends on what you buy and where.
It's a dick protocol. It fosters incoherence. Thus its popularity with monkeys.

Reddit. HN. Those are good protocols.
Dozer: Fast API Data Serving from Multiple Sources with Real-Time Transformation
Redditors often use the awards as a way to send a message that stands out from a regular replies. Reddit also gives away freebie points on occasion in order to entice users into getting into the habit of awarding posts. So it's possible a lot of those rewards are disgruntled redditors using their free rewards to send him a message.
Well then wake up because most of those parents didn't send their kids to school for those careers.
I’m loving this.
Reddit Sync as well - https://old.reddit.com/r/redditsync/comments/144jp3w/sync_wi...
> Yeah what's unsustainable is you living on 15 acres, we can build housing for everyone.

Heaven forbid I live on 1/4 of the land that my parents had even though I have a far greater income. I guess I shouldn't have bought the place? Or I should somehow subdivide the lot even though it's quite narrow and hilly/forested? Fuck nature, I guess.

> Given, unlike you, they need to be considered productive by the government to move to Canada, why would they not be allowed to be here?

That was literally the point of my post, but because you didn't seem to get it: because that amount might be so high as to drive housing costs further up when people are already struggling to rent/buy a home. A government should serve its own people, first and foremost. If that means immigration helps them (as it absolutely can) - great! If it means that too much immigration instead hurts their citizens, it should be dialed back.
The prices were not known before. There was nothing he could have done.
I seem to remember a "why not" for exactly that scenario sometime around a hundred years ago...
Or you could just take a taurine supplement instead...
>Ideally, pre-industrial levels of CO2 ppm and stabilization of planetary scale changes

I don't see how this is possible with our current population growth trajectory.
The drums of war never stop for major world powers. They wax and wane.
Speculating on Risks of AI Clones to Selfhood and Relationships
> I sometimes learn something new by answering a question from someone who is looking at things from a different direction than I am, or discussing something I don't have a quick answer to

This can happen on Slack or whatever too, but with much less friction. I'm not ignoring teammates for days - I just want to be able to take 10 minutes or whatever to reach a reasonable place to context-switch versus being forced to do so right now.

> I can hop back into "the flow" pretty much immediately.

I envy you, but I very much cannot do this. If I'm working on something of sufficient complexity, I'm going to lose at least 15 minutes every time I'm forced to make a substantive context-switch. It's a huge drain for me.
How many military avionics technicians or dental assistants or petroleum supply specialists end up committing war crimes or suffering from PTSD? Come on.

We should be more judicious about using military forces as part of foreign policy, and provide better support to the combat troops who are deployed into impossible situations. But the majority of personnel are in low risk support jobs that aren't much different from typical civilian jobs. Lose the hyperbole.
He has to flush the existing subscriptions no matter what. It's done. He has said he can afford it.

He could fire up a new system with appropriate pricing as soon as he can manage. All customers, if they want to come back, are then forced into the new system at new pricing levels. Maybe this takes a month or two or three. He's not losing money in the mean time and can re-open at something resembling a profitable stance when he can do so.

Yes, it sucks. But there's a path here if he wants to go for it. I don't blame him for throwing in the towel. He's tired of getting yanked around. I would be very hesitant to keep throwing good time(money) after bad.
> I don't remember if PCMCIA slots had enough bandwidth to make external video cards practical (plus... it would require a separate monitor, I guess), though.

Original PCMCIA was 16-bit ISA (not sure the speed), CardBus was 32-bit, 33Mhz PCI with DMA and whatnot. Certainly there were many video cards on 16-bit ISA, but I wouldn't think you'd want to stuff one into a PCMCIA slot, maybe a hercules card so you could do monochrome/color multi-monitor; but multimonitor didn't really come into popularity until windows 98 and 2000 on the NT side; advanced graphics card back then were AGP, but some were released as 32-bit PCI as well; they almost certainly wouldn't have been able to be compacted to fit in the slot, but you could probably have a cardbus -> pci slot adapter and some ugly thing. A quick search doesn't find any, but I'd expect something to exist as a development tool.
Because it’s a giant bloated spy machine ad-serving trash app. And Apollo is slick with excellent UX.
> Again, my point is that I believe this is absolutely intentional. If in these emotional pleas to the community somebody comes out and says, “$1 per user per month is what we’re willing to accept”, you’re going to see the people that were on the app developers side flip out and say $1 a month is too high.

Your belief is strictly faith-based, without evidence.

> My evidence for this is that there’s a reason nobody has put a price they’re willing to pay out.

You don't know that, because you aren't privvy to all of the conversations that developers have been having with Reddit regarding pricing.

> You see it as one where Reddit has killed 3rd party apps.

I don't just "see it", it's already happened:

https://old.reddit.com/r/apolloapp/comments/144f6xm/apollo_w...

https://www.reddit.com/r/redditisfun/comments/144gmfq/rif_wi...
we need a sarcasm tag/symbol.. That would be super useful. I honestly can't tell tone anymore.
reddit wants to kill the third party apps, straight up. Third party apps hurt reddit's ad revenue. The mobile website hurts reddit's ad revenue.

Given that listing, I expect he talks about how they resolved all the other issues that were brought up with their API changes -- accessibility, mod tools, etc. They're going to work to not cause problems for those use cases. But they want to kill the third party apps, and it doesn't sound like they're budging on it.
What were the red flags?
Marc Andreessen Is (Mostly) Wrong This Time
"snapcaster, flashback counterspell"
"gg"
This breathless take that capitalists aren’t propagandists taking advantage of every step and spreading FUD at every other is shockingly naive. The CEO of Reddit is trying to punish this guy for overstepping because capital naturally positions itself at the top and bullies all threats it perceives

It also makes no sense you’re implying this is hurting Reddit. They just shut down a huge ecosystem of free loaders and will be able to show more first party usage and therefore ad views and DAU and so on, which aligns so obviously with their goal of having a huge IPO I don’t even know how you think people will “lose trust in leadership”. They are stoked they’re about to make ridiculous stacks of cash, and the few that aren’t don’t matter.
I just logged into old.reddit.com w/Safari on iOS. The difference between that and Apollo is the difference between using reddit on my phone and not.

That said, I have to think something is wrong: I seem to have been served the desktop version in Safari. I do have 1Blocker and AdGuard running in Safari.
Agreed. In fact, this approach is also likely better for military applications which I hope they explore.

Currently, NVGs that are fielded by soldiers are already displaying images in a way that's not pass-through (using classic image intensification tubes). Something like the Apple vision headset in a lighter and more durable form factor would allow for eg; fusion imagery (fusing visible, thermal, and night vision).
I read you. I think Guile's native syntax for keywords, though more explicit, probably makes it worse. I imagine this would be clearer for a non-Lisper? Valid CL, but not Guile without a configuration change.

'(:firstName "John"
:lastName "Smith"
:isAlive t
:age 27
:address (:streetAdddress "21 2nd Street"
:city "New York"
:state "NY"
:postalCode "10021-3100")
:phoneNumbers ((:type "home"
:number "212 555-1234")
(:type "office"
:number "646 555 4597"))
:children ("Catherine"
"Thomas"
"Trevor")
:spouse nil)

...or, indented more like Wiki's JSON example:

'(
:firstName "John"
:lastName "Smith"
:isAlive t
:age 27
:address (
:streetAdddress "21 2nd Street"
:city "New York"
:state "NY"
:postalCode "10021-3100"
)
:phoneNumbers (
(
:type "home"
:number "212 555-1234"
)
(
:type "office"
:number "646 555 4597"
)
)
:children (
"Catherine"
"Thomas"
"Trevor"
)
:spouse nil
)
I missed your reply a few days ago. Sorry! And thank you for taking the time.

I'm terrible at marketing myself. I suppose that is a hurdle that I must overcome. I'll check out your projects to see what I can learn.

Congrats on your success!
Thanks for the extensive feedback. Here are my thoughts on these things:

> Personally, I don't want my code review tool announcing to developers when I'm looking at their PR.

This feature is similar to Google docs presence and helps prevent unnecessary work and pings. In my experience, people generally want to know when someone is looking at their PR so they know whether they need to find another reviewer or follow up.

> The fact that it's a Chrome extension would also be a big blocker for me.

Can you expand a little more on this point? At my previous companies, almost all development and debugging was done through Chrome. Happy to expand to other browsers. To provide more context, the reason it is an extension is so that it can update GitHub in place, rather than forcing you to navigate to another website and learn that experience too.

> - Blocking vs. non-blocking: This is useful, but the default should be that a comment is blocking. Otherwise, it makes the default that all the reviewer's notes are optional unless they go out of their way to mark them as important.

The default is blocking. You make something non-blocking by unchecking the box or writing "nit:"

> - Thread status history: I think the status history is much less important than the status right now. In other words, I'd like to know if a review is blocked on the author or reviewer. I'm not that interested in what the status was yesterday.

The current status always visible in the thread header and footer. You can expand the history to see all statuses, but you don't need to do so to see the latest.

> Metrics: I worry that these focus on the wrong thing. I'm trying to maximize usefulness of my review rather than speedrun through them to improve my PR time.

Which aspects of metrics do you feel lead to that incorrect focus? The intention with the review time metrics is definitely not to speedrun, it is quite the opposite - with the review time you can see how much effort has gone into the review, and so it helps naturally push developers to smaller PRs and to also leave more thorough reviews. Without the time, it's really easy to review a 1000 line PR in less than minute because there's no accountability. With the time, it would be easy to spot these cases. This goes back to the classic meme of short PR == 20 comments and large PR === LGTM with no comments
> dubious morality

I rendered humanitarian assistance that saved lives in the wake of the Sumatra earthquakes. My friends have done the same after the Japanese Tsunami.
Sorry. I made the Cognitive Behavior comment because I thought it would be funny to reference 'studies' in a field you disagree with, to help you with your problems dealing with the same field.

Anyway, good luck on the anger issues. Not sure who you will see since Psychologist are off the table. Maybe meditation? Lot of good meditation studies coming out lately.
Hence the recent army/navy/air force ads that imply that enlisting is just as fun and cool as playing CoD or Fortnite.
A mere 30% more so that job is here instead of China is a bargain--especially for something that has loads of national security implications.
Can you explain how Snowden or Assange are mistreated against our standards of human rights? Snowden hasn't been in the US and is in Russia for years, and when he was in the US, he was never treated wrongly. And Assange hid out in an embassy to dodge charges. If you break the law, get people killed, push propaganda from Russia, you're going to have to face a Jury of your peers. Unlike China where you just get disappeared, we have a court system where you can get a trial by jury.
Not only small plastic but also phtalates, PFAS, lead, etc.
>Then Apple happened

As much as I dislike Apple's anti-repair and anti-upgrade practices, they're hardly to blame for this. They only gave consumers what they wanted, and consumer collectively voted for their wallets for sexyer, slimmer and lighter notebooks at the expense of repairability and upgradability, regardless of who made them, Apple, Lenovo, Dell, Asus etc.

Consumers are a lot more likely to prioritize "hey look, my laptop fits inside a Manila Envelope" rather than "hey look, I can unscrew and replace/repair all these components in my laptop if something breaks".

Now the entire consumer electronics industry has conditioned consumers that whenever their laptop breaks they just take it to a "genius" bar where some dude who doesn't have any electronics repair knowledge (because that would be too expensive), takes a look at your laptop and says "sorry mate, looks like it's fucked and you're gonna need a new motherboard replacement for 800$", when in fact it can be fixed for 50$ in a 10 minute soldering job by a technician who actually knows electronics but is either retired or out of work because his job was offshored to China and we don't repair things anymore we just throw them in the landfill "because we're that wealthy and stuff made in China is that cheap".

Hopefully right to repair laws, stricter environmental rules and trade tariffs, will put an end to this consumerist throwaway madness that just jack up corporate profits at the expense of everything else, even if that means that MacBook Airs will have to be 1.5mm thinker.
You can change cloud and energy provider, Apollo can't change reddit provider. ?
Megawatt electrical motor could help electrify aviation
Medical science is moving fast (relativly speaking). 60 years ago, no one has a lung transplant. Nowadays, they require broad immunosupprents.

Howevee, with current advances in mRNA treatments, CRISPR gene therapy, lab grown organs, and general medical, scientific, and computational advances, it seems inevitable that the outcome of transplants will increase greatly. I wouldn't be suprised if we see rejection become the rare outcome within my lifetime.
The difference being that France was an internationally recognised independent and sovereign country that was occupied by a foreign one.

Taiwan is drastically more complex, and de jure doesn't exist, being the loser of the Chinese Civil war, with both sides still claiming to be the one and only China (thus only one can be recognised at a time). De facto it is for all intents and purposes an independent sovereign country, but China would never allow that prestige blow (they won the Civil war, for them that means all of China, no exceptions, leaving the losers take a part of China away would be a big loss). For an American to imagine it, imagine the Confederates running away to Hawai and assimilating the locals, continuing to claim they're the legitimate government of the USA (to be fair historically they never did that, but imagine), and surviving for decades with no international recognition/trade/etc. outside of China/Russia.

The US had every right to come to the help of France. Taiwan.. is more complicated, as far as international law is concerned.
Sure you were on the first line of fire...
Just because it has been happening for a long time, doesn't mean that any specific instance is wrong. Maybe it does increase the burden of proof though.
The developer discusses this in the post so you did indeed miss it.
Reagan also laid out the vision for NAFTA and signed the Canada-US FTA in 1988
Reddit is a YC company. One of the first
In the modern era (and for Western cultures) there was a cognitive revolution that started around the time of Carl Sagan's Pale Blue Dot moment.

The Planetary Boundaries concept is in a sense the evolution of that initial internalization, the beginning of a more analytical approach towards long-term sustainability (a first UML diagram of our predicament if you wish).
Any nutrient deficiency is usually a proxy for a poor diet, or at least a diet lacking some key foods.

For taurine, it would be some animal food source, specially molusk/fish.
Article needs some proofreading. Three paragraphs are repeated verbatim.
wow almost every post so far is about unplugging. I expected to see more about AI or AR, seeing people taking care of their health is refreshing
Traffic is really a bad way to look at it, Traffic exisits because there is content to view

If the majority of people posting, commenting, etc are coming from the other interface it does not matter if the bulk of the "traffic" which is largely going to be non-power users that just read reddit comes from the web and the new interface.

There seems to be this idea that reddit will need to see massive traffic loss to die, no they need to see massive loss of quality link submissions and comments to die, that is a very different metric
There's plenty of FPS racing games that you can play just fine at 30FPS. Obviously more FPS is a better experience, but it's not like it becomes impossible to drive.

Also, if you truly are only a few meters behind a motorcyclist when driving at highway speeds, by definition you are being unsafe. The rule I learned in driving school was roughly 1 car length per 10mph of space, so you should be ~90 feet (~30 meters) away.

Finally, the average reaction time for people driving in real life is something like 3/4 of a second. 750ms to transition from accelerating to braking. A self-driving car being able to make decisions in the 100ms time frame is FAR superior.
Nicotine is quite bad for your blood pressure.
Of course there is such thing as bad press.

Look at companies like Theranos where it was the investigative reporting that ultimately led to their downfall.

And as someone who has been on Reddit for 16 years and has never used a 3rd party app this decision does affect me. a) I think less of the company and the site which will affect my engagement and b) It affects everyone else on the site which in turns affects their engagement and the quality of their posts.
Off the top of my head, something like this comes to mind:

class X {
private static int _staticCount = 0;
private int _memberCount = 0;

public uint Stuff(int input) {
if (input <= 0) {
return (uint)(_staticCount + 1);
}

var y = new Thread(() => {
Interlocked.Add(ref X._staticCount, (int)Stuff(input - 1));
Interlocked.Add(ref _memberCount, (int)Stuff(input - 2));
});
y.Start();

y.Join();

return (uint)(Stuff(input - 1) + _memberCount);
}
}

class Program {

public static void Main() {

var x = new X();
var y = new X();
var z = new X();

uint resultX = x.Stuff(4);
uint resultY = y.Stuff(3);
uint resultZ = z.Stuff(2);

Console.WriteLine(resultX + resultY + resultZ);
}

}

EDIT: Probably should have setup another way to wait for the threads to end, that way all three X classes could be running at the same time. But perhaps this is a good enough start point.

I get 3274511360 when I run it. Although, I had to upgrade everything to uint because I was getting some overflow ... so there might be some of that in the output.
> "The rest of the world" might have a little problem with that.

Good. Smart people having more leverage will topple places with shitty governments faster or consign those countries to the dustbin.
Egirls, anime waifus. From trend of defense forums these days, I expect some recruitment in 5 years to be just tits and spicy memes. Anyone remember ISIS and thier dank nasheeds. Medium is the message or something.
Standing on the shoulders of giants is a pointless endeavor if the giants simply aren't there or if their abilities are too narrowly focused on the very hard problems.

Very fast (on a contemporary scale) mobile extension interfaces have come and gone before, but only PCIe in its USB-C and m.2 incarnations not only excels at high performance but also scales down nicely to things as pedestrian as plugging in a mouse or a non-exotic storage extension. PCMCIA for example was dead weight unless you happened to be one of the very few who had one of those super exotic cards. An unused lightning 4 slot? There can never be enough of those, the more the merrier. You might find yourself using it for things as simple as topping up your bike light battery when it's not running an external GPU.
You seem to be aiming a bit above what I am after. Almost any AM5 board would get you there with a couple of PICe cards though. Dont think I've ever seen a board with "onboard" 100GBe; the high end has mostly moved to OCP3.0. There is one single board computer that has an OCP3 slot which is actually a pretty nice idea for SBCs; perhaps we will get something similar to the R86S but with a more powerful cpu and some additional storage io soon.
This is the part that car drivers don't get cos neither they nor any journalist does the math. Maybe visualisation would help.

Consider: One gallon of gas. [rest of world: liter]

1) How much CO2 does its combustion generate ?

2) How much does that CO2 weigh ?

3) At 100% concentration and sea level atmospheric pressure, how many Olympic-sized swimming pools (or football stadiums) would that CO2 fill ?

4) At current ambient concentrations (CO2 ppm), what volume does it fill ?
> I’m starting to wonder what the upside of working at a big tech company really is.

As opposed to working at a startup? Stability is way worse, base pay is lower on average, stock is an even bigger crapshoot, less perks, worse work-life balance. Work might be more fulfilling
Lay-off fear negatively feeds into stock upside as well. I would be stressed about getting laid off before my cliff and getting nothing...