skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
SQL itself uses backticks as quotes. That’s my guess at what’s happening in the example.
Ye. Just sounds like a deal where the bank takes the risk. I guess the interest rate was higher from the get go due to this.
The irony is that there is no viable alternative platform for the mods to organize on, demonstrating that Reddit has the market position to set high prices if they want to.
I use OsmAnd myself, and my main recommendation for folks is to use Gaia because it's... easier and less nerd knobby. But where OSM falls short is in tagging of mountain bike trails. Missing tags, no visualizers for contextual data like difficulty or route coloring on trail. Not to mention directionality on one-way trails, recommended (but not required) directions, the desire for showing routes on non-loop systems... etc.

Personally when navigating I use a combination of OsmAnd, TrailForks (carefully), and some sort of copy of the trail system's print map. This usually does me well.

I'm also working on a structure like this, which I hope to eventually use as an easy way to take OSM MTB trail data and present it on a slippy map, but it's still very much a casual side project / WIP: https://trailmaps.app/ramba
Of course it will, like all the previous reddit hysterics which were quickly forgotten. I m not sure if people remember that net neutrality Did not pass, and yet the world did not end.

The blackout is so ill-thought and self-limiting. If they keep the subs down, my subreddits will start attracting users. The mods have no option but to end the strike, because they are too addicted to their power.

If they insist to take this further, reddit will see it as a wonderful opportunity to shake up the community which has been stagnant for years. There is nothing unique about the subs that are down
When you say the "general public" do you mean the general online/Twitter public or, say, an acquaintance from a hobby?
I also tip, but don't see as tax on decency, just decency.

Let assholes do their asshole things, I do mine.
Same thing happens with rent and housing. they ruin an economy and then buy it to rent back to the old guard.
Default != best or even good.

The author sets the width of the content container to 40em, for example, to make it so lines of text are wrapped appropriately (a single line doesn't contain on average more than n words). Is it worth adding some styling around typography to make it even more readable? Up to the author. Only a suggestion from a single reader, of course.
C & C++ also have Autotools, Ninja, CMake, Meson, Bazel, and several more obscure build systems.
Unfortunately salaries for service jobs have the assumption of tipping built in. In some states the minimum wage for tipped jobs is lower than the minimum wage for other jobs. So if people don’t tip, the person doing the job is getting screwed.
Yeah, I see the same problem with young men, too. People say the dating pool turns in their favor by the time they get to their 30s, but you've missed out on an entire possible era of your life together with someone at that point.

And the dating pool absolutely does not look the same.
Sure, within limits. I don't think anyone is going to be brewing a traditional pilsner in Ireland, though. At least not profitably.
>t was mentioned in the article but probably a part of this is “standardization” of POS software and devices. Have seen up to 30% suggested tips before which is laughable. Receipts often have tip sections by default it seems.

My favorite is when they have the screen set-up so the largest tip is furthest to the left where you'd expect the smallest to be.
the real solution would have been to lock api access behind Reddit premium the user would have to pay and then allow users to enter the API key in a 3rd party app.

but reddit has burned so much good will that users aren't going to want to pay out of spite
Reopening is one thing but moderating an internet forum for no pay is not universally appealing.

Losing the most motivated mods may be a big loss, or extremely active users who post and/or make content. Hard to know right now but I think we'll get an early glimpse when some reopen.
I don't think the users mostly care about the mods directly. They will care about the effects of not having motivated, committed mods, because it makes the subreddits less pleasant or compelling to use. That is, there wouldn't be user protests, just lots of users drifting away because reddit kind of sucked.
Your anger is justified, but directed at the wrong people.
I would love nothing more than if actual independent communities actually had to build and maintain their own internet spaces again. I do not miss the days of forums - but there has to be something between the two, right?

But... unfortunately the CEO is probably right. Reddit is first and foremost a community of addicts. No one is actually threatening to spin off their own superior community space. (The closest we see are people trying to make knockoff platforms). Unless 100 new websites spin up and take away all of the community content, the addicts will just come back.
> If you trade in the Options market, you'll see 30% to 50% differences in bid-ask spreads on the thinly traded stocks.

If the spread was only 30-50% I wouldn't mind. Gamestop's spread between bid-ask for used games (even popular new ones) is like 400-500%.
Do you know what the site is?
They just did layoffs (although they're still like 3x bigger than they were 4 years ago)
And the pipelines feed Germany, the NATO ally.
They are outcompeting men in their premarriage years; in the most significant metros, single women's income matches or exceeds single men's. And as of 2016 40% of managers are female.

I agree that women tend to not be going for the riskiest jobs or those that require significant tradeoffs in work-life balance; for those, you need a supportive spouse, and there are both demand- and supply-side issues in pairings where males play the supportive role to a female primary earner.
...Except that /r/ModCoord does have other venues, like the Discord linked in the sidebar. They mirror announcements to Reddit because that's the only place that's guaranteed to reach everyone involved, who are on Reddit by definition.
Were they surprised by the news that they will IPO very soon? I suppose there was nothing they could have done to avert this issue 2-3 years ago.
> they're all waiting until they're past their 20s to find a partner and they expect them all to be complete people by the time they meet them.

I'm in my 30s and never married. I fully expect someone to come as a full person with an education and career. I am beyond glad that I didn't get married to my high school sweet heart or someone I dated in my early 20s when I was still a kid. I am nothing like I was when I was 20, or 25. Maybe even 30.

I know way, way too many people who did that and are now divorced. And a lot of the women in those relationships had children very early and didn't have a chance to get an education or start a career so now that they're divorced and on their own they're having a very hard time securing good income.

Women are definitely not "asking for too much." I would rather be happily single than compromise heavily on my expectations, and I'd wager the sort of women we're talking about feel the same.
> is guaranteed to be inflammatory.

This is your prediction. It seems overconfident to me.
I've been playing with Nushell in past weeks and it's truly excellent.

I find it occupies a weird niche where I can do a bunch of data wrangling with it, and some basic exploration, but hit a ceiling where what I've done is less persistent than an ETL and less exploratory than a notebook.

I think a simple personal ETL system based on nu would be awesome, and likewise I want to add cell magic to Jupyter for it so that you can quickly get data into Pandas or data viz of some kind.
Daily Hints for the New York Times Crossword
I'm will to start a dialog on this assertion. There are a lock of gang violence and suicides but what about school shoots? Seems like a uniquely American problem even though the number might not meet your criteria.
Jon Ronson has written several incredible books that all qualify as Gonzo Journalism. The only one I didn't like very much was the one about the adult film industry.

The Psychopath Test
So You've Been Publicly Shamed
Them: Adventures with Extremists

All great books and even better audiobooks that you'll like I think.
This may be an artifact of our current times, which change so quickly that the wisdom older people accumulated through their life experiences may no longer be applicable to the current reality. But, throught history, older people often really were treasure troves of wisdom.
Correct. I’m here because of the blackout and find it a refreshing change
> Vacancy rates of commercial property is down significantly in major cities (SF, ATX, NYC, SEA, ...).

You mean occupancy rate right?
Pyrex was a scam after the brand was bought and stopped using borosilicate, they transitioned to tempered soda-lime glass.
> it's basically impossible to sync green traffic lights in both directions.

For a bi-directional green wave, intersections have to be spaced at intervals consistent half the cycle time (times the intended travel speed) of the traffic lights. In that case opposing vehicle streams will always meet each other at an intersection, thereby minimising the green time required along the green wave and maximising the green time available for handling crossing and turning traffic.

If an intersection deviates from that mathematically optimal location, it means that there'll be less of an overlap between the green times for the two opposing direction, meaning that there's less green time left over for cross traffic.

And since in real life, intersections are rarely spaced at the mathematically optimal interval, in practice this means that eventually you have to give up and just favour one direction depending on the time of the day. (To some extent you can try to salvage things by varying the assumed speed between intersections in order to keep the travel time from intersection to intersection constant, but there's only a limited usable speed range between too slow and the legal speed limit.)

And if you attempt to have multiple green waves crossing each other, you introduce even more scheduling constraints which might leave no room for a perfect solution.
Did you read the article carefully?

The disgusting part is where taxpayers make the banks whole for their commercial real estate losses! It is a multi-billion taxpayer bailout of private corporations.
I’ve been to the US a few times (from Australia). I will actively avoid places I get the impression tipping might be expected, because I find the practice so distasteful and anxiety-inducing.
The issue is that the personality traits that tend to correlate with good programming and software engineering - logic, reasoning, detachment, analysis, thinking outside the box - don't tend to correlate well with interpersonal and especially romantic interpersonal relationships. In order to be successful in relationships, those types of minds have to consistently and constantly do things they consider completely irrational and uncomfortable, which is difficult to maintain.
This is literally answered in the linked article.
Not surprised as there are a lot of real estate projects that only make sense at low interest rates. They need to be recalibrated to the new reality and bankruptcy is how it happens
Show HN: WASI socket extensions for Go 1.21
The WASI preview 1 specification was missing socket APIs so some WebAssembly runtimes added extensions to allow applications to do more than basic file I/O.

This package enables a large class of Go programs (almost any program doing networking) to run when compiled to WebAssembly using the WASI preview 1 spec. It exposes functions similar to net.Dial and net.Listen that can be used to leverage the socket extensions thanks to the new //go:wasmimport compiler directive.

It also has a set of examples of how to use popular Go packages when compiling to GOOS=wasip1.

Contributions and feedback are welcome, give it a try and let us know what you think!
Because the goal was to trap redditors into Reddit marketing loop.
It's definitely true that my wife I say "I wish I had met you five years earlier" a lot, e.g. around things like starting a fam. There's something to what you say there, it gives you more runway in HN parlance.
That is precisely the point, hit 'em where it hurts.
But you don't have content or the network. That's the problem
Offer Selig the position.
Rob's anecdote about the precarious Yale lecturer who won't take a lower-status job at a Midwestern University is surprisingly widespread but rarely shared publicly, because if the people working high-prestige low-pay jobs revealed their wages or lack of, they would lose in prestige.

Indeed, entire industries that are high-visibility can get away with paying in prestige rather than money at the entry level. Think low- to no-pay internships. In addition to academia, this includes the top journalism outlets (well-known websites, magazines, etc); fashion houses; and political campaigns.

The second order effect of these industries and organizations paying in prestige is to limit the pool of people in such entry level jobs to those who can afford it. Yes, you see some working-class people there, but you see many children of the elite. And that is how a certain class reproduces its dominance across highly visible cultural and political industries.

At the extreme, there is an element of potlatch in accepting no-pay jobs. Sam Altman's amazing interaction with Senator Kennedy during the AI hearings is a good example of that. Sam can afford to take no pay, and that makes him immune to a certain kind of criticism, augmenting his prestige and influence.
Why So Many Young Men Are Lonely, Sexless, and Online
Why would the US jeopardize one of it's giants to appease a Japanese giant?
as an ex-supercomputer nerd (where the fastest system in teh world finally reached over 1 exaflops of double precision), it seems awfully weird to call FP8 "flops". There's nothing truly wrong with it (since "flops" is a fairly poorly defined term), but it makes it clear that ML supercomputers are very different beasts from classic supercomputers. And also makes me wonder if/when the classic folks will try to make more codes work correctly with smaller precision (for example, in molecular dynamics).
What about project folders like git repos and all that ? How do they fit into this system ?
There's a spectrum.

Is it reasonable to have them be completely unambiguous in every circumstances? No.

Is it reasonable to have them be unambiguous in the vast majority of circumstances? Yes.
Anyone can make a subreddit if it's not been taken but you're right in that the real impact is by # of users affected.

I think if what I read is true that ~ 1/2 of the top subreddits went dark that is a big outage. FWIW my reddit is not really usable except for 1 sub that I read.
This is a known issue but the down stream effect won’t be felt for a while.

Let’s be clear we’re talking about general behavioral trend, not trying to police an individual, which is the crux of contention for these topics.

Many women still hold on to the idea of finding a partner that is wealthier and more educated. This is due to the past (over)reliance of their partners for stability. But this is no longer true.

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.

Society and companies are reconciling the barriers for women’s advancement and we’re only observing this initial gap. That is well and good. But in 10-20 years women will out number men in many fields requiring higher education.

The real problem arises when that clashes with traditional expectations. The women in the article is a successful Yale grad who wants a partner with better pedigree. If you include looks and height requirements her dating pool is like <0.01% of the population. As that cascades to women in general with college education refusing to consider men in trade, that mismatch grows wider.

The implication of the dating “market” not being able to match buyers and sellers would have some interesting dynamics.
Ah, I see what you're saying now! Sorry I misunderstood, and thanks for explaining.

That does sound like something better dealt with on the backend at sufficient scale. The Resend API rate limit appears to be 10/sec.
The GraalVM Free License
> conversation ends due to their inflammatory pronouncements.

Where are you? In the US, most of us still have these conversations about gender, relationships, and life dynamics all the time. (If anything, this is arguably 70%+ of everything we talk about, among friends and acquaintances in the community).

> although despite assurances of maturity and openness conversation ends due to their inflammatory pronouncements.

Is there a common thread here? Can you imagine what might prompt such a response?
Yeah, that's what I'm getting at. It's not a useful social signal: it just means you spent more time and money and incurred more debt than men without any additional context.
I don't want us to just hash over silly examples that are easy to nitpick. My point is that if you have an inventory, you don't have normalized items. You have "realized" items that have, in fact, copied out the colors and other design choices out in a way that cannot cascade on edit.

Stated differently, if the data can always cascade out with editing, than yeah, it should probably be normalized. If it is a design choice that gets fixed on application, it can be argued that it should be copied out when it can't be changed.
Yeah, that's possibly me in five years.
Comparing rate of suicide to frequency of suicide attempts is dishonest. Histrionics grossly inflate the "attempt" rate. The most-dramatic demographic (teenagers) only succeeds 15% of the time, with 12.4% of teenaged girls attempting (5.3% for boys). Anything qualifies!

I've got one who "attempted" suicide as a fucking negotiation tactic-- literally, "give me what I want or I'll kill myself." She's not trans, just Karen incarnate, and had no problems appropriating their "life-affirming care" argument to secure concessions for herself.

Small wonder these numbers are so high-- it's a bullshit metric.
Same guys behind https://aigrant.org, maybe it's mainly as a way to get dealflow?
https://www.instagram.com/reel/CsUhBLiO4P2/?igshid=NzJjY2FjN...
The story I've always heard (which is backed up by Wikipedia) is that Comic Sans was designed for the speech bubbles of characters in Microsoft Bob, to make them seem less "formal" and more relatable. The fact that the letterforms are "terribly proportioned," as u/crazygringo says, is what actually makes the letters easier for dyslexic people to distinguish.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comic_Sans#History
Yeah for the longest time Coinbase was mainly hosting the relatively old coins that tended to be closer to commodities than securities. While they were doing that it's a very different regulatory environment.
He seems to be counting on it lasting only 2 days, which if the case, is easy to ignore. 2 days was presumably based on concessions from Reddit but since not the case, then hopefully as many subreddits as possible will hold out as long as possible, as the only thing that will affect change is continuing to hit their financial bottom line. If only a few continue to protest it becomes much easier for Reddit to ignore. Appears it's in mods hands at this point.
It is garbage. I've tried many times. Every time, my disappointment with the experience mirrored many of the complaints others have with it.

It may have been a "fine" experience for you, but that does not give you the right to attack ad-hominem others who did not have the same experience. If you want to attack their position, attack their arguments. Show us how the official app is at least barely usable. Or how navigation and search aren't like children's toys. Or how the iOS app actually got better instead of worse after Reddit Inc. bought it. Or how the Android app got any of the features the iOS app deigned to retain post-acquisition. Or how the YouTube-esque ad-pushing makes for a good UX. Or how comment scores and user karma aren't totally infuriating to look for.

If you can't argue on merits, you cannot participate in discussions of any kind except primary school 'no u'.
…but the big banks don't actually lose wealth, given their blank check from the government.

Losses cause crunches elsewhere, via the taxing/printing/managed-decay policies which buy the banks an unlimited number of get-out-of-bad-decisions-free options.

Who finally pays is left as an exercise for the reader, both figuratively & literally.
The author mentioned how the US government will have no choice but to bail out the banks. That’s the part they considered disgusting.
I have questions.

1) Will this heat the atmosphere from the contact with water vapour in clouds?

2) Could a plane passing underneath inadvertently reflect or absorb some of this power, if it's banking and it enters a window, turn into a microwave oven?

3) Really it's a weapon in disguise isn't it, like James Bond villain, or the failed Star Wars programme of the US gov?

4) For the levels of power needed, this is going to add many more satellites around Earth, why is this not being considered even compared to fusion or improving existing processes?
Do you really think bankers are lending their own money here? They’re lending yours and mine
I don't think that's true at all. Users can certainly create new subreddits, but new, compelling subreddits usually require... committed mods. Where are they going to come from, and why wouldn't they also care about these changes that make modding much worse?

It's essentially an empty threat.
I don't believe women past their 20s are "too late in life" to be seeking a partner.

I for one would not want to have a long-term partner with someone below their 20's. They're too young, cannot even go for a casual heart-to-heart over beers/wine, and have no understanding of budgeting, tax analysis, healthcare planning, or any other number of basic adult administration. I'll have to parent them though this, which is supremely un-sexy.
The network effect comes from building actual networks. We don't need a reddit clone, we need good old-fashioned forums/bulletin boards that also interoperate via Fediverse standards. This solves the scalability issue, because individual instances would stay small, and would choose whether to accept "guest" interactions from users of other instances.