skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Is this some kind of anti humanity to think that every generation fucks up the earth in their way and increasingly and if that means the humanity ceases to exist that’s okay, because either I won’t be alive by then or if it happens in my time then eventually I die anyway and there’s nothing after that? So that’s fine. I mean let’s try to fix it, if not just fuck it and stop fretting over it. Let’s get done with either way.
I deeply appreciate the green box. Thank you very much, look forward to the read.
Cool! Two questions:

1) Is there a table of contents for the manual? I’m on my phone and I only see next/previous buttons, and that’s very tedious.

2) What kind of assembly language does it use? Was it inspired by something (6502)?
Cosmic DE: Tiling redesign and libcosmic rebasing
Did you mean "growing lab cultures"?
Sensors could help catch wildfires before they spread
I got the email, thought, “huh, never heard of it.” Wasn’t curious enough to find out until I saw this post.

Still didn’t understand what exactly this was or how I used it, so I clicked. 30% of the screen (on mobile) is a banner telling me I should be using chrome. Another 40% banner is telling me the site is going away soon soon soon. Another 10% is exhorting me to make connections with my account so others can see my (soon to be deleted) photos. And the remainder of the screen is an empty gray box, with no photos or other content, just gray as far as the eye can see (until you hit one of the aforementioned banners); all that remains in light gray letters is the text “Looks like you’ve reached the end.”

A real modern day Ozymandias.
The new API price is not ridiculous. There's been misinformation about the pricing.

Here's the standard API prices of three websites:

(Price for 50 million API calls)

Imgur - $3,333

Reddit - $12,000

Twitter - $42,000
ICE - reminds of Emirates flight entertainment system.
Yup, it's a typo, oops :P
> Whoever sent this email should be reprimanded.

Even for the subject line alone. "An update to X" is a terrible summary in general but particularly for "We're deleting X".
Apparently I sent two images to a friend in 2015 and they also ended up there. I have no idea how or why, nor do I care. Bizarre.
And the driver can actually crash. Pilots have strict work rules for a reason. People die when pilots are too tired.

Is there variance in how long people can work without degraded performance? Of course. But it still degrades for most people.
Oh, reminds me of http://notpron.org/notpron/
They seem to hardly effect your baseline production in the first place, so little risk?
We've hit something similar with kitchens. It turns out most people need a designer or they won't buy a kitchen. When mitre 10 offers design for free it's hard to compete.
Many terminal emulators have a config option to disable audible bell.

Some have the option to replace it with a "visual bell".
I changed the URL to that from https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1639019336185544705.html because I want to send you a repost invite for this and it should link to the original source.
This sounds truthy to me. Can anyone confirm, and also weigh in on whether uneven distribution of the moved mass might account for any of the missing orders of magnitude?
I'm so happy to hear this!

@marginalia_nu if you're reading this, please know that you're an inspiration and that I crazy appreciate what you're doing.

We need people like you in the world pushing to make interesting things that aren't necessarily profit driven, but instead seek to help add flavor and interest back into the world.

Your search engine is the kind of technology that reminds me of the technology ethos from the 90s and it's so amazing to see you get the chance to actualize it! Don't waste this chance!

No matter what, know that this is the right decision. You have fans, and we're rooting for you!

Thank you for making cool stuff!
I don't believe their figures.

But if we had of removed that amount of mass you'd expect the continent to rise. Maybe it's fuck all, still want to know the figure -

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-glacial_rebound

and obviously the greatest source of land loss is ground water depletion near the sea. We need to replenish aquifers even if studies like these are just made up. And heck we could even raise our land near the sea rather than messing with dikes.
Ah yeah, I need to stop working at random notice, because some CVE bros have to immediately update all my things to hedge the risk of organized crime targeting my $0 value data like I'm that casino.

Meanwhile in reality, no one gives a f about the rPi you use for your Guinea pig feeder.
Same, I own two and highly recommend it.
FCEV "well to wheel" systemic efficiency is significantly lower than equivalent BEV systemic efficiency, and FCEVs are much more complex than BEVs. FCEV's only advantages over BEVs are faster charging times and moderately greater range, both of which are fast dwindling and will soon be gone. Hydrogen is a dead end, a decarbonization distraction being pushed by oil companies, policymakers engaging in the sunk cost fallacy, and those who would benefit financially from a widespread adoption of the tech.

Shame on all who continue to push hydrogen tech for selfish reasons.

https://medium.com/10x-curiosity/the-hydrogen-hopium-ea11c7a...

https://www.thegreatsimplification.com/episode/63-paul-marti...

>FCEVs are also EVs

This is a meaningless statement within the context of the FCEV vs BEV discussion. You keep saying it, so presumably you think it makes you sound clever? It doesn't. It has the opposite effect.
Ever see what happens when you compress an image over and over?
If you're an aristocrat and you're in a war, if you're not killed by a horse falling on you, this is probably what is going to end you. If you die by violence, of course. Otherwise, the septicemia takes the grand prize.

Somewhat on that topic, "The King" with Tim Chalamet is pretty good, with some decently done historical battles. Watch Henry V shank a Whole Lot of People.
White supremacy is one deranged belief system that does not require entrapment to secure convictions.
> I think the lack of activity since the conspiracy theory started could be easily explained by the user being creeped out by the witch hunt and abandoning their account.

The problem there is that nobody made the connection until after the activity on the account stopped abruptly, coinciding with Maxwell’s arrest.

> I know if I was accused of secretly being a hated figure like Maxwell on an account that wasn't connected my real identity, I wouldn't come out and deny it, I'd just ditch my account and make a new one.

If you’re a power mod that has spent years building up influence and control over numerous subreddits, that’s not so simple. You could leave, of course, but continuing with an alternate account wouldn’t really be feasible.

> It also seems unlikely to me that someone like Ghislaine Maxwell would have the time to be such a prolific Reddit user, and that she would write like a Redditor - for example calling someone "butt-hurt" in one comment.

Who knows? It also didn’t seem likely that someone like Ghislaine Maxwell was engaged in a massive sex trafficking operation.

I’m still not 100% convinced the account actually did belong to Maxwell, but at first I scoffed at the idea as ridiculous and insane, and now I’m not so sure about that.
No, the real value of the debt still fell even if your real earnings did too.
Url changed from http://68k.news/article.php?loc=US&a=https://news.google.com..., which points to this.
For rich text, I would just use ProseMirror or Lexical and avoid the pain of working with contenteditable directly.

To appreciate the difficulty and nuances with building a text editor on contenteditable, I would read through the commit history on ProseMirror https://github.com/ProseMirror/prosemirror-view/commits/mast...
A few times I looked into Swift development but got a little confused on where to start - Swift? SwiftUI? Both? I don’t really have a desire to make an iOS app but would love to cut my teeth making a macOS app, maybe something like an RSS reader to start.
I know I'm in the minority, but still, I didn't give up my privacy for "convenience". I bought my first phone because my employer required a way to contact me. Not to mention all the ways pretty much every single job nowadays requires much more invasions of privacy than just a phone.
Twitch doesn't own any streaming infrastructure, it's all cloud providers. If it's being labelled as twitch it's because twitch dominated that subnet of their cloud provider for a while.

You should consider that "looking the ip up" is really just asking some random company what they think the ip is.
Wings3D is an advanced sub-division 3D modeller
1. It's not my job to tell a bank how to not get defrauded. That's their problem.

2. If they are stupid enough to lend/send money to random people over the phone, that's their problem.

3. If they don't have enough branches open to support in-person services, which forces them to turn to over-the-phone work, that's their problem.

There's many other things they could do. Snail-mail identity confirmation, partnering with FedEx or another bank whomever to attest identity, etc, etc. It's not my problem if they are too cheap to operate branches, and too lazy to do any of those things, just like it's not my problem if you keep a chest of gold coins in your unlocked shed, and then go on to tell everyone about it!
> The previous "highly-curating" management at least fought politically motivated government takedown request from questionably democratic countries.

The opposite is true, old Twitter colluded with the FBI in suppressing political information like the Hunter Biden laptop case, where the FBI falsely labeled accounts as Russian propaganda. There was a lot of stuff like this in the Twitter files, yet the media conveniently failed to report on it.
Waterproof with an external case.
Google and Apple support legacy contacts to facilitate transferring ownership of digital accounts. Life is easier for those you leave behind if you set that up now.

https://support.google.com/accounts/troubleshooter/6357590?h...

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT212360
Instead of framing it subjectively (“People’s feelings are hurt by capitalism”), consider it objectively. What’s the effect on society when increasing your productivity doesn’t increase your wealth but instead is just a requisite for employment? Wealth accumulates with the wealthy, as the OP stated, and the rest of society grows poorer, sicker, less mobile, and less creative. Would you say that’s sustainable?
So violate them they should.

Realistically, I'm sure there's a loophole they can leverage to achieve these. The EU is a major party to the WIPO and other members will likely be open to "renegotiating" if the alternative is the EU leaving completely rendering the WIPO pointless. The US pulled this stunt many times with other international orgs and treaties.
He’s like Rick Sanchez, but instead of a drunk genius he’s just a drunk moron.
sibling comment is correct: I was saying that HN is very fast and the Marginalia search engine results page is even faster.
The truth is somewhere in the middle.

After getting to a certain level, I only care enough to get my work done, well.

I voluntarily give up a portion of the added value I bring in order to reduce my risk of having to search for new clients every week. Ideally, this value isn't much higher than ~1/3 of whatever the revenue/employee the company currently has.

> any employee should be doing their best if they want to stay employed.

The word "best" is doing a lot of heavy lifting here. I am definitely not at my best every day that I work for a company. But I will do my "best" given the constraints I am currently facing, which could be numerous (too many meetings, headache, personal issues, technical issues, etc.)
> If you do your best thinking taking a shower or a 20 minute walk in the sun, that's fine, because you're working, not fucking around.

This ignores all the evidence that stepping away and doing something entirely unrelated can lead to a breakthrough from a fresh perspective. Sometimes that's because you thought about the problem elsewhere, but sometimes that's because you've allowed the set of contextual assumptions you've made about the problem to unwind and be released but not thinking about it at all, which is what provides that fresh perspective.

I have literally spent ten hours on a problem and left for the day completely demoralized about it, only to come back in fresh the next morning after having not thought about it (literally having no chance to think about it in some case, given I have a family and obligations), only to sit down the next day, spend ten minutes reviewing where I was at, have a possible solution five minutes later, and an implementation that works 15-30 after that.

The belief that you need to be working on a problem to make progress in it is a trap. Now, avoiding it because you don't want to deal with it? Yes, that might be denial, but for anything that requires creativity, progress is often not linear, and expecting it to be is just ignoring the reality of how our minds work to chase an ideal that doesn't work.
i think give some time to make sure you've changed all your log-ins. there's bound to be accounts out there you've forgotten about and might not be able to use. maybe once you don't get any important emails for 6 months? and then there's like updating and moving all google authenticator entries to something else. things like that. anyway, don't just rush it!
Yes, finally the politicians do something properly and immediately they get criticised for spending money.. on long term, sustainable solutions that will help generations to come.
Cheap vs. Expensive Fountain Pens: What Are the Differences?
I was using 1pass for ages but then Proton went and released their offering, Proton Pass. I migrated over about a month ago.
Are you aware of the existence of Mastodon?
fyi, from my experience it’s still quite a lot of work to build on top of Prosemirror and TipTap directly to do so.

So I’ve started working on https://www.blocknotejs.org to make this even easier for developers; its a batteries-included library with Notion style UI elements out of the box.

Definitely bullish on this ecosystem including Yjs and local first dev!
MiniOS – mini x86 Operating System <= 256KB
> they can't explain how they will actually benefit from the outcomes

This is the only thing I agree with. Thinking about work tends to get in the way of actually working and prevents ever knowing the benefits.

People who think of work as a simple means to an end and live disjointed lives are basically unemployable. All of the value in everything, even beyond money, is the experience... which results in more money and experience. It compounds just the same.
> Stop trying to psychoanalyze people (badly.)

Classic internet projection.

> If admins lift the blackouts and people go back to using the subreddits, then obviously those people were not committed to not using reddit

Backwards logic. They may be using it to complain or it may be intervened in a myriad of ways. You're set on dismissing while pretending you don't care but then make this claims that display ignorance of typical reddit behavioural patterns.

> The answer to this problem is for you to stop using reddit, then reddit's problems won't be your problems.

You keep going to this myopic well. Hey, if this bothers you shut up. Close your screen. Go to bed.

Basic b writing.
Related:

Smart Guy Productivity Pitfalls (2013) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16529481 - March 2018 (84 comments)

Smart Guy Productivity Pitfalls - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7364908 - March 2014 (54 comments)

Smart Guy Productivity Pitfalls - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5383650 - March 2013 (59 comments)

I'm guessing this ongoing thread is also loosely related:

John Carmack on shorter work weeks (2016) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36360980 - June 2023 (284 comments)
The slicing is the difficult part. Especially when there are so many dependencies, so many things are intertwingled, you need both back-end and front-end and maybe migrations and configuration to support this new thing. A legacy system has to work with an API, and there are permissions and data structures and so on that need to be right just for the bare minimum.

There's only so far you can go with feature flags and "work in progress" changelogs. Plus having to beware shattering things into tiny pieces and then having to puzzle them all back together at end of sprint with code conflicts and tests that now fail when you combine things and maybe missing or incompatible bits that would've worked better if at least these pieces had been built wholistically.

You can only get so small before you're actually making more work and more potential for inconsistencies and delays.

All the tech stuff we do is relatively much easier in comparison to figuring out how to slice it well. That's the perennial challenge. Design, optimization, security - all are challenging topics, but none nearly as challenging as slicing things optimally.
What percentage of those were just unadvertised listings. For example I sold my condo to a tenant that was renting from me. Blindly ignoring his advice is why there have been a dozen startups fail in this category
When boomers are owning 2 houses and sometimes even a cottage, 2 cars at least, used to support the whole family with one salary, while millennials/Z are sharing the house and sometimes the room itself with others, work paychecks to paycheck, barely afford anything to live let alone to enjoy life, and at work corps try to force the same old cultures used before (made primarily for extroverts) on a generation that are mostly introvert and even text each other in the same house for anything that those jobs feel exhausting with energy deprived to work in such one, and we wonder why they are like that?! Shocker!

There are ways to fix it, but none of them is democratic, because young ones can’t vote for their future while boomers are still able to vote, so they won’t vote for someone who will prohibits owning more than two properties, or force early retire for people beyond X age, and so on.
I'm always logged in so I haven't got a good impression of the difference but it seems lightning fast most of the time when logged in, so it can't be too much of a difference I guess.
No Poop on the Loop Sign
That's the catch though, these absurdly high levels of testosterone have not proven better quality of life. Especially for those who aren't suffering from a severe lack of testosterone (far beyond the aging process).

I didn't interpret their question as hostile, this might be a case of you projecting. You felt enraged at the question, responded hastily and labelled them in a certain way. Try not to do so in the future.
Then read slower
Sorry the comment was a joke (see last line).
Next we will go from reducing carbon to reducing water usage based on another popular junk science theory.
Bring back IRC!
That is for my doctor to figure out. But I know at not quite 50 i miss 25
Omg you have hit on my personal pet point that no one ever notices!

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
I am interested in this, but already confused on page 1. The book describes a bank needing to borrow swiss francs, but that doesn't make sense to me. Why not just borrow the money in their native currency? Does the book ever go into this?
"Many consumers were vocal about the change but over time, most accepted it as the new norm and moved on. "

I guess. The fact is you really don't have a choice anymore, so what are you going to do? I'm not sure that counts as 'acceptance', more like 'resignation'.
Hanlon’s Razor states: "Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity."

I’m saying Reddit is incompetent in this case, rather than stupid. Not quite sure what you’re getting at?
Hello Hacker News! Maker of Novel.sh here!

First of all, apologies for the typo lol, apparently I can't spell "WYSIWYG" :')

Some context: I've always been a huge fan of Notion's editor, and since Vercel launched the AI SDK yesterday (https://sdk.vercel.ai/docs), I decided to take this as an opportunity to recreate Notion's block editor + incorporate some of Notion's latest AI features with `npm i ai`

Here's basically how it works:

1. Tiptap Editor setup with custom slash command extension
2. `useCompletion` hook at the parent editor + the slash command menu – using `id` to share states
3. `/api/generate` route to stream responses from OpenAI

Novel also handles image uploads via drag & drop / copy & paste. Images are stored as base64 strings in localStorage currently, but I'm planning to implement uploads to Vercel Blob in the future.

The code is fully open-source – feel free to check it out: http://novel.sh/github

Hope y'all like this – let me know if you have any feedback!
Wayne Gretzky’s rookie card is the Holy Grail of Canadian sports collectibles
You're both atypical.
> Just say you won’t go to US urban environments. We get it.

I grew up in pilsen which was gang controlled 'no go zone' until it got gentrified over last 1-2 decades on the east side. We knew which gangs controlled which areas, we are only a few blocks away from El Chapo's 'The Pilsen twins' family home ( never saw them though) . People who live here and raise families here know where 'no go zones' are and stay away from. If you visit any local here for a few you will get a lecture about which areas are 'no go' gang controlled zones ( south of cermak and west of western).

Ofcouse, you can 'go' to gentrified restaurants and coffee shops on 18th st/Thalia hall and get 'the experience' for outsiders and suburbanites. Doesn't mean there aren't no go zones in pilsen.

It frustrating to me that people who chose live in white segregated suburbs ( 'for aesthetic reasons', code for not too many non whites ) and send their kids to segregated schools are lecturing us what words to use and what to call ourselves. I personally detest these white ppl more than Tucker Carlson types. Yes they are 'no go zones' and govt/community should fix it, calling them 'problematic areas' instead isn't a fix.

I didn't invoke any 'rhetoric'. you link shows which areas are no go zones.
https://abc7chicago.com/feature/tracking-crime-and-safety-in...

> By that argument River North[0] is a no go zone.

you posted one solitary example. Argument isn't 'one shooting' makes no-go zone. Try to finding other examples and you'll see.