skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I get the admittedly similar comparison, but do you think it’s truly accurate?

You’re comparing a country and seat of a world religion to a theme park.

And, even so (even if it was in Italy, that is), is it not an italian restaurant just because it’s touristic and not “for locals”?

That just sounds like a No True Scotsman.
I guess if FP'ers didn't think it was better, we wouldn't be doing it. It's not like there are lots of people stuck in functional programming jobs wishing they could be writing Java.
Not my experience. Maybe you're just talking to the wrong people? I find it easy enough to find people who aren't interested in materialism/rat race culture but are interested in ambitious, educated people.
It’s possible for automoderator tools to immediately hide all new posts, or posts matching certain criteria, pending moderator approval.

Just because you don’t see it in new doesn’t mean it wasn’t posted.
Temu Sells Products in US Linked to Forced Labor in China’s Uyghur Region
I can only assume, because it was unstated, and I didn't dive into the citations, but it looked like successful, educated women's preferences orbited around stability, and long term potential, rather than access to luxurious things or free trips.
Damn you are a certified sociopath. Welcome brother.
They didn't do it for the money - the money is to make it unrealistic for them to continue in any way, and push more end-users to the official reddit app to participate in their ad network. They knew no app was going to pay those astronomical rates unless it's some personal project that only gets charges a dollar a month or so.
Given that we're no longer with the people who we were seeing 5 years earlier ... yep.
As a European, this whole concept is mind boggling.
Just show me a price for a service or an item, and I'll pay it.
The listed prices for us already include any taxes and charges.

If you're having a nice meal and you're satisfied with the service delivered you can leave a little extra. But there's no pressure or expectation to do so.

I remember visiting NYC and being baffled by how the hamburger listed at $ 5 ends up costing $ 12 in the end.
Gamers aren't really normal. They're a group that is especially primed for having these big tantrums.
I would think a high maintenance partner would be a turn-off for anyone chasing FIRE, anyways?
I don’t think this is credible, but commercial real estate is in trouble indeed.
Using a "so you're saying..." comment attached to a straw man might goad me on some days, but I'm not particularly feeling it today. Take it from someone who has felt the consequences of ignoring the social hierarchy on occasion that there are indeed consequences.
What are your skills ? Do you want to work ?

Contact me to discuss . Charles@turnsys.com
> The guy has replied to every single one of my posts after I said I quit going to 4chan because of CP defending 4chan.

Uh. I replied to two posts; everything else has been direct back-and-forth with you. Every one except this one anyway; this one is because you're directly discussing me. I don't know if that's "every single one of your posts" or not, but it certainly sounds less dramatic when you realize that it's.. two.

> after I said I quit going to 4chan defending 4chan

Go back and read a second time. I didn't actually defend 4chan, and I certainly didn't and am not defending csam. I didn't say anything objectionably about you leaving, either; what I did respond to was your assertion that you're familiar with 4chan. All I really said is, hey, sounds like maybe you don't actually hang out there (which is fine!) --- just like GP was saying in the first place. I also tried to point out that the internet at large is basically unmoderated, and 4chan itself exists within that space. You could just as easily make the argument that the internet itself is dangerous and to be avoided.

You don't have to agree with me. You don't have to like me --- even if I wish you wouldn't make snap judgements about me based off of a few terse exchanges. What I would hope for, however, is that you could remain civil, rather than open fire with personal attacks. Especially here on HN.

I'll leave that one up to you; we can discuss further or not, but I'm not going to engage in an open flame war here.
AMD's latest Epycs are bristling with cores, stacked to the gills with cache
I think you are reading "beating" as higher user count. I read it as better features and user experience. But even in terms of user count, enough people are using third-party clients like Apollo that reddit deemed it worthy to kill them.
It is largely the same as not paying rent. He is scrounging to stop cash outlays because the financing gets messy. At some point Twitter goes bust in a way that violates the LBO loan agreements and the creditors, who very much do not want to be the creditors but were unable to sell the loans, end up owning Twitter. I suspect Twitter becoming X is mostly a charade to complicate and obscure the financial condition of Twitter.
> The education gap between men and women are growing. More women enroll and graduate from college then men. Many young men, mostly lower-middle class, (whether fairly or not) feel like the education system does not work for them.

So, like, isn't the question "why"?

Why do boys, particularly lower- or lower-middle class, not believe in the education system as much as their sisters?

School sucks, work sucks, then you die. But that's not new. And it's not stopping the girls/women. So why aren't the boys doing what previous generations did?

I don't know the answer, but just saying "they don't like it" is hard to action on. Are parents too indulgent with boys in a way they aren't with girls? Is boy-oriented media setting up more unrealistic expectations relative to girl-oriented stuff? Are there just that many boys who can't deal with a world where uncontrolled aggression is less tolerated? I haven't seen a really good thorough investigation of this. (I've seen lots of bad-faith "this is what happens when you leave the Bible behind and women don't have to serve their men" ones...)

I'm also not sure how much "we" as a society should care in the aggregate, vs having empathy for in the specific. Things never stay static, the system (institutions, culture, and individuals) will likely adjust. It's sad an overachieving woman reaches the top and can't find the ideal person she had built up in her head. It's sad a man doesn't apply himself in school or to building his social skills can't find dates. But it's also great that that woman was able to do all that. And there are still countless happy relationships and marriages happening - and many of them eventually separate, but overall, it seems like there is less violence and misery than in the past.
Building relationships in unfamiliar places can be challenging. One approach is to join local interest groups or use social apps to connect with like-minded individuals. Additionally, attending community events and being open to new experiences can help foster meaningful connections.

Good luck!
Depends on the woman and MANY would be attracted to the former. I'm pretty sure most would be better off with the kind of woman who is attracted to the former and that you should stay way clear women who values the latter.
This is farcical. Commercial real estate is being bought up at very fast rates because, in every state that I have looked into, the deal for developers is getting better and better.

In a world of remote workers without retail, commercial real estate has taken a big hit.

In my area, that means that there are 4 malls that are planned for demo, and one with a lot of vacancies, not to mention untold strip malls ready for the same fate.

These properties are all being rezoned to mixed use or residential development. All of them.
I find a completely silly claim but I guess as a CEO you need to talk your book.

Here is another interview with Jim Keller where he explains why instruction sets doesn't matter that much:

https://www.anandtech.com/show/16762/an-anandtech-interview-...
I imagine you could just reply to the old thread with the new category.id. Or only reply to yourself if it's only your organization system. Email search should include the email bodies.

(I'm not a user of this; just guessing)
Ding ding ding…. It’s not about education… or income, it’s about STATUS.
I think you are oversimplifying. You've chosen arbitrary abstraction layer. It's like saying it's just transistors again. Or it's just machine learning. It matters what they can deliver and Jim's track record is best in the whole industry. I think they have a pretty good understanding what's the best approach to bring outstanding results given technology available plus I think currently they want to deliver something to get connected with decent clients and then be able to optimize for actual real world use cases.

I'd love to see chips made out of millions of small computing blocks, neuron alike, without a common clock, with local memory, maybe even with some analog electronics involved. But I'm pretty sure people who are actually working on this kind of stuff could provide me a list of reasons why it's silly (at least given current technology limitations).
Empirical vs analytical
I have firsthand experience of how PE ruins startups. We were a small startup and unfortunately our founder decided to go with a PE firm rather than a VC firm for a round of funding. The latter were upfront about job cuts but the PE firm did not say anything until them took over. The founder got a good paycheck but we were left holding the bag.

There was a bloodbath and they ruined the culture, the product and the morale. I never realized the meaning of a "cutthroat" culture until that time. It was personally the most stressful period of my employment.

From then on, the moment that I see PE mentioned anywhere, I know its time to run.
My price at home for mortgage and utilities at home is $3K. One fee pays all utilities.

I keep my monthly hotel stays around the same amount since my mortgage is covered e-bike we are traveling. I stay at more expensive places to “vacation” by using hotel loyalty points earned.

I also don’t have a separate “vacation budget” like most people. It’s spread out for six months. My goal was always to keep my budget to the same as it was when I was just a regular old “enterprise Dev”.
wow... love the username... and comment history focused squarely on your love of flossing! hah

What's the story behind it? Are you a bot that was coded by a DMD and forgotten? The world may never know....
Well, guess what? Your starting point is just an estimate and its accuracy cannot be sourced, so this is all meaningless
This is probably true for office buildings. The math no longer works due to higher vacancy post-COVID and interest rates essentially doubling. No surprise there. These types of builded are financed with non recourse CMBS loans though, so it’s actually the bond buyers and not the banks that will take the brunt of it on the debt side. Obviously the equity is completely blown out as well. As for firms then circling back to buy at a discount, HA! Good luck raising money again after you’ve completely blown out your investors on the first go around, this time for a massive value add plan on a building that’s bleeding money. There will be winners and losers, a lot of buildings will be repurposed. But with $500BN of loans maturing in the next 2-3 years there is a lot of pain to come.
How to Work Well on Teams
I installed it today and uninstalled it. I also used 2 days a few years back, it was garbage so I deleted. Did that again today. It's not hyperbole to say the app is garbage.
That would be mostly heatsinks, right? If you switch to liquid cooling does your score change?
Historically speaking, it has been the main excuse at every turn.

Lincoln suspended habeas corpus during the civil war.

People were imprisoned for handing out isolationist pamphlets during WW1 (that’s where we got the “shouting fire in a crowded theater” gem).

Germans and Japanese were imprisoned without trial during WW2.

The FBI illegally spied on pretty much any domestic political organization (and even infiltrated many of them) from the 50s to the 70s.

Now we have pervasive NSA spying on Americans and third parties facilitating the circumvention of any privacy laws we thought we had.
>Starting last night, about a thousand subreddits have gone private.

comforting to know he lies to his employees the same way he lies to would-be partners and users

reddark currently shows over 8000 subreddits as "dark" and that is under-counting. It uses the API to determine status, but only checks from a list of subs that notified of their plan to go dark.
This is an interesting line of thinking. We can have all the evidence imaginable that scientists did a thing that caused a pandemic, but since they were trying to predict the next pandemic you just dismiss the evidence as meaningless.

It seems like the standards applied in this discussion by some are essentially that nothing short of irrefutable proof even qualifies as evidence.
Does Huffman have supervoting shares? Little bit surprised he's still CEO given how tone deaf this is being handled.

>The peasants are restless but don't worry they throw tantrums often and have short memories. Fuck 'em cause advertising money is still rolling in

Also quite amused that he thinks a couple of mod tool improvements are the solution.
Thanks for the kind words!

Shipping software, to me, is like a heartbeat.

You need to ship small improvements in a steady rhythm, but you also need the big spikes which represent the major releases. If you only ship minor things every week, people won't care. If you only ship one thing every year, people will forget. It's important to find a balance between both.

When it comes to quality, it's a matter of asking ourselves: "Are we proud of this?" There were two occasions when we discussed shipping this website sooner, but we decided to postpone it because it simply wasn't quite there yet. Sweating the details is more important than people think.
This cannot be understated.
I still remember the Java class where my teacher just couldn't explain to me the reason for getters and setters. It took me multiple years before I finally understood why they used to be so important. In my last year of university, I had a course, that primarily and uncritically discussed GOF Design Patterns without even mentioning how they relate to the improvements in programming languages since then.
Twitter is all about very short form content / isolated from context and short responses and emotional reactive retweeting. Reddit is a bit more on the longer form / contextual side which favors more web browser type navigation and interaction. Looking at Twitter‘s short term success is a horrible way to set a strategic direction for Reddit.
It may be expensive, but in places like San Francisco it seems like it would be worthwhile to have those commercial spaces rebuilt as residential. The city has such a dire housing crunch that letting a building sit empty waiting for a commercial client is almost malfeasance. If the zoning is wrong that is a political issue that can be corrected. There should be a strong offices to condos push.
I don't know the answer here, so Im asking hoping that someone may. Couldn't private equity be seen as the "ants" of the economic landscape? Scraping the skeleton companies of the world for the last bits of meat on the bone and then move on to the next?
An Amazon Fire Kids tablet was allegedly used to stalk a security pro
Really thinking about canceling the New Yorker because of this. Sorry New Yorker.
Great visualisation. I was quite surprised that the submission dates and times appeared unimodal around an American morning peak.
Nothing new, they been doing it for decades

https://merip.org/1986/01/israeli-spies-in-the-us/

CIA protecting its home makes sense, although we should be worried about the abuses, the Mossad however, this is fishy.
I keep seeing this sentiment everywhere. There's absolutely zero support for it, whatsoever, other than that folks can't possibly imagine that most of reddit's value is built on the back of volunteers.
RDF is not magic and OWL is… showing its age.

If you are willing to eat the up-front cost of coordinating global resource identification— a daunting task make no mistake, you get non-trivial dataset integration almost for free. Imagine if concatenating two ginormous JSON documents describing different aspects of the same entity would amount to a useful merge into a single combined JSON. If you Need this with a big N, RDF has no alternative.

The rise of SSDs has also more or less obviated the need for clustered indexes as a practical performance consideration. For the small price of trebling your storage footprint, commodity RDF triplestores will index _all_ your attributes/columns without a schema (usually red/black or equiv). Will it scan an integer PK over 100b records as fast as postgres? No. Is that use case in your hot path? Also no (most likely).

Edit: as for OWL, just take the plunge into rule based inference directly. From forward chaining inference (if you want performance and decidability guarantees) all the way up to full blown prolog or [miniKanRen](http://minikanren.org/) (if you want it in a library in your runtime of choice)
Dutch seek to bar Chinese students from tech courses
'Thermal attack' can read your password from heat your fingertips leave behind
Most everything always works initially. Which is why so many folks get blinded by success. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DY3KQX6 was a fun read on the general topic. Mayhap the book has been disproven? I would be interested in good followups.

Such that it will be hard for me to take any of these stories too "at face value." Tons of post-hoc justifications of choices that don't have a repeatable basis in confidence. Mostly assertions from the lucky ones that got in front of a wave, as it were.
> For use by startup investments of Nat Friedman and Daniel Gross

> Reach out if you want access

I'm confused by the last two bullet points. Is this website only meant to be used by these "startup investments" or can anyone fill out the linked form?
My only issue is that I haven't done any custom function/aliases/whatever for my more frequent locations

Don't reinvent this but get autojump or one of its many clones (it'll learn what your frequent locations are). Eventually combine with fzf to fuzzy search those, though I think something like zoxide does it all in one (but even then, you'll want fzf, it is just too handy to not use). I'm on PS so use ZLocation piped/sorted into fzf, that's just a oneliner and it should be straightforward to get something similar on NuShell. Once you've used that any environment which doesn't let you go to your most used locations (or history, or commands, or ...) in a matter of seconds and a couple of keystrokes feels seriously crippled. Because it is.
April 2018 was a more nascient time for AI: BERT wasn't open sourced until November 2018 and GPT-2 wasn't open sourced until February 2019, both of which kicked off the AI boom.
I've been to a few weddings now where the couple met on an app. Keep your chin up, king.
I think a big part of it is a huge portion of millennials are the children of divorced families. I have zero desire or itch to be married. If a partner of mine really wanted to be married I'd be fine with it. I also have no desire to have children.

The other poster mentioned that eventually I'll get married or "life will pass me by". At least that's how I'm reading it. I don't need a partner or to be married to enjoy life. I don't feel that I'm missing anything. I can do whatever I want.
Exactly. I said the same on reddit and got downvoted (not that it matters, but indicates the mindset of people downvoting). They really thing virtue signalling is sufficient and impactful lol. 48 hours means nothing.
It doesn't take an intellectual giant to realize they are organizing on Discord.
I didn't know that. Thanks for the info. This seems like bad coding design that one cannot see their own history as it is disappeared externally via the actions of a sub.
This reminds me of two quotes that really helped me with perfection anxiety:
"If it's worth doing, it's worth doing badly."
"Within acceptable tolerances."
Already a decade... Can't believe it... We need a new leak to see how much they expanded.
React is a really good template language and allows you to stay consistent with branding across multiple products with minimal investment
He's not wrong that it will pass. Getting to this stage was a big mistake but doubling down now seems viable to me. I don't see this as Reddit's Digg moment - but maybe I'm wrong. It's definitely a big bet.
I lived about 40 years under a sort of social truce with tipping culture. Tipping is inherently too transactional and too patronizing for my comfort. But the social construct, including laws, around server wages and tips was so well established I was able to establish a sort of loose personal policy. This truce allowed me to tip consistently and generously transaction after transaction. Yet, it allowed me to still somewhat abstract each tip from its transactional and patronizing character.

Not only is that social truce now violated, it is violated specifically within our new global environment of every-transaction-of-any-kind-is-a-novel-attempt-at-customer-exploitation. Every supposed price is already a mystery, and every voluntary tip screen is a mystery with an ethical puzzle and a face to face confrontation.

I’ve drastically scaled back my use of services because it is emotionally taxing for me to confront the utter pettiness of trying to guess how much I should be paying for hot noodles from day to day.
It's a shame what's happened to my local HVAC contractor. It used to be a great local operation where a real person picked up when you called. But lately, after a private equity group took over, it's all automated calls and foreign call centers. The personal touch is gone and, sadly, their service quality has taken a noticeable hit. It's just not the same anymore.
I am using MJML but custom components aren't great, happy to see this one. Also would be great if you take a look into adding email action buttons, calendar integration and other modern features.
I might have a way to simplify this?

A plaintext document is an array of chars, a richtext document is tree, which may or may not be well-formed.

Think about someone trying to bold semi-half of_a sentence_, and how MS Frontpage was made by smart people, it’s just really hard.

The most interesting thing lately is the HTML attribute `contenteditable`, and how it almost just kinda works! You still have to be full-stack to make something good, but that was an amazing improvement to the browser.
About your email wishlist - I agree entirely.

The more integrated it is with auth and analytics systems, the better and easier it will be to get started.

The whole unsubscribe flow is overlooked by most companies, and having a built-in drop solution for this would be awesome.
I mostly agree with this. I would say a lot of what is wrong with America is that corporation laws allow this kind of thing. There are other ways. Nobody thinks Germany is an economic backwater and they require, I believe in large companies, for employees to have a role in the management of the company [1]. There are also co-ops like the Mondragon Coop in Spain[2]. Some states have co-op laws but are mostly used by farmers and a few other niche things.

Interesting, most professional firms must be managed by their professionals, so law firms are partially "worker owned" too.

But I think the German model is probably the best. Equity interests and employee interests can both be short-term, but usually the best way to balance them is with long-term thinking.

I'm not sure that would save the world, but I think it would improve the lives of working people.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Codetermination_in_Germany
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mondragon_Corporation