skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Maybe this will finally mean a reduction in security theater on the way to the plane. One can hope, anyway.
Well my point was a little tongue in cheek so sorry if it offended! Was partially just lamenting our culture and what pandemic+inequality+polarization+digitization has done to it.

I guess if I had to crystallize a real point out of “family togetherness is out of style”: people definitely care about their viewing experience, just not in the super rational pragmatic way I think you do. Take retina screens, for example - Apple pushed them hard and I anecdotally know people justify their purchases with them, even tho I suspect there were and are more economical options that would give a viewer 99% of the same experience.

The kind of people who could imagine spending $3500 on any gadget are the kind of people who like cool tech backed by cool ads in cool packaging, IMO. And cmon… Sitting in your living room and feeling like you’re in a movie theater on the moon is new and fun and cool, however you slice it.
The product isn't being sold, just the domain names. And you can't exactly just delete millions of domain names, it'd be an ICANN contract violation (as well as just being a horrible idea and causing endless amounts of harm to the Internet as a whole).
Pretty much this +1 it was less about story or cinematics. I really enjoyed the build dynamics in D2
Consumer Reports: <https://www.consumerreports.org/>
Poker players?
To be clear, I was fast-forwarding 10 years. By then you'll be able to get a high-resolution dual micro-OLED headset for less than $300. They will be on a similar trajectory to smartphone displays.
I just want the nested conversations of reddit, it's not complicated :(
people who say that have clearly not used G+ x)
This is super cool.

Why would somebody need to use this instead of like, smb or however normal Windows machines on the same network share drives/files/folders (even with other Mac machines on the network, or Linux, etc.)?
What gives you the impression this represents infighting?

Genuinely, I think you will be relieved to read the announcement in TFA whenever it succeeds in loading for you; they just can't handle the moderating burden that the traffic from those servers brings, and given the almost completely unrestricted ability to create accounts in those instances it shouldn't be surprising. Beehaw would like more granular control but that isnt available (yet?), and they'd refederate once everything cooled down.
Can AMD’s MI300X Take on Nvidia’s H100?
I think a lot of times it is. Either that or they want a sugar daddy.
They're federated!
I imagine Reddit's response would be, we have to show annoying ads etc to make back the money we spend on infrastructure. Apollo simply uses our work for free, and so can offer an artificially better deal.
Unfortunately now I spend a lot of time on Fb and fb reels.

I catch myself thinking wayyy to much about whatever news article Fb shows me.

I also listen to fiction audiobooks, but none of the healthy things are also low brain energy like Reddit is.
Thank you! Always good to see our family tree when talking about the extremely recent transition to sapiens
> 2010 is still pretty recent

It kind of isn’t, though. If you compare top companies by market capitalization from December 31, 2010 to today, the only two companies that are in both lists are Apple and Microsoft. You’ve got to go to 2013 for Google to enter the list, 2015 for Amazon, 2017 for Facebook. Heck, Apple didn’t even enter the top 10 until the end of 2009.

The only company still in the top 10 (as of market close today) to remain a player consistently for more than 25 years is Microsoft, and Exxon should get a special mention for being the erstwhile first or second place leader for decades and only dropping out of the top 10 at the end of 2017 (it reappeared at the end of 2022).
Therein lies the problem... We spent so many years crowdsourcing these curated knowledge bases on a variety of subjects for free to the point that it's empowered the controlling companies to firewall them now and then make our input a commodity that they can turn around and sell to us.

Walled garden sites and apps are the enemy. The only way social media works for certain people is if they are off the main exploited niches on platforms. They take our words and ideas and give nothing back in return. They lie to us about what they can do for us in terms of creating a brand, or company, and they exploit our input and hinder growth.

We have to remember that each of us has a different perspective and purpose for using the web and for using social media.... It's not just people pushing motivational content and drop shipping, it's promoting music, or promoting a restaurant, or even turning their pet into a personality for movie roles. This is why too many people have just the narrow view of the matter that suits them most of the time... We need to understand that one mega platform with only one script and template for success dimply doesn't work, and it actually opens the field for exploitation and gaslighting about how to succeed on social media... That's also exactly what makes social media toxic, along with scams, fake users, cheating for followers, and the manipulation of visibility to encourage users to pay to promote their posts.

It's long overdue for everyone to wake up and take back their individual power in creating personal web sites and not looking back at social media. The ideal that large for profit companies care about individuals is bogus, and by the time people realized they've spent years building communities of profit for others, it's far too late. Time is money. Work is money. Social media does not pay for what you invest into it.
Cloudflare Registrar has the best prices since they literally don't make any money on selling domains. They also fulfill all your requirements. I recently transferred my domain from Hover to Cloudflare. No issues and I can save some money. Hover is fine but their prices have been getting more and more expensive.
Thanks. Just to clarify, I wasn't looking for this to use. I was looking to build it for other people, to solve a fairly well known problem.

It's one of those things that needs a critical mass to really work well, like a social network (though its not a social network)
Seems like their ipo could flop
Probably not. The armoring of cockpit doors already stopped hijackings. I'm a bit baffled as to the benefit of a second one.
Reminds me of AWS. Take a key component your business, open it up to outsiders, and turn it into a profit center. Tesla has clearly been working towards this for years.
lets take a moment to remember that reddit was cofounded by the inventor of rss.
Yes! Sheesh just trying to research a GPU all the results were dead with a half sentence preview the only thing to go off of.

I can't imagine someone trying to find niche info right now if that was my experience.
If the weight is not too bad then then working with it should help posture since you can position the windows anywhere in any environment
Ouch, that's a painful mistake! But good on them for coming clean about it, and explaining fully without a lot of corporate doublespeak.
Yeah, I flagged it because the title is completely editorialized.
A voluntary feature for the convenience of users in choosing whether to have specific cookies?

That won't work. The cookie banners are annoying and tricky on purpose.
There’s not much to argue here, but thanks for making your guesses heard! I like mine, lol. Only time will tell how much people value “feeling like you’re there” while chatting with the grandparents, watching a movie, or, yes, browsing the internet. Although as this great article points out, the vision pro is mostly AR so it’s more about “feeling like that is herel”
> But Apollo can offer a better experience because they don't have to sell ads...

Reddit could require serving their ads as a requirement for API access. Right now there is no way for Apollo to serve reddit ads even if they wanted to.
The Upper West Side Cult That Hid in Plain Sight
This is bullshit... i use Google domains, particularly the easy email redirect. Google domains is a PAID product... for xxxx sake, I already didn't trust google, but this is the nail in their coffin for me.
Had a domain with them for 2-3 years, every year they rise the price by $1-2.
> as good or better than the current crop

The mods merely have to meet a minimum threshold of quality, they don't have to be as good or better than the current ones. The original mods were also regular users, with all of the averageness that comes with that.
I just registered a porkbun account -- I had used google domains because I trust their security.

Re: porkbun: A+ work for allowing multiple yubikeys. If anyone else is looking for a registrar that has their security shit together, they seem promising.
or actually "natural" (vs "synthetic")
Look up anything involving computer hardware, all the pcmasterrace/PC uilder/etc subs were locked so only a few sentences showed on search.

Was miserable when folks referenced a thread and couldn't get to it lol.
The question of whether source code is accessible (open vs. closed) and whether you need to pay someone to do something with that source code (free vs. paid) are two different questions.
the idea is to create an 'air-lock' between openings to prevent a rush towards the cabin opportunistically during an assault when a crew member traverses between the portal.

"physical secondary barrier that protects the
flightdeck from unauthorized intrusion when the flightdeck door is opened."

worst case I suppose you could lock a bad-actor into the in-between until landing? not exactly sure how it'll all be implemented really.
Blizzard cinematics have always set a high bar. The WoW expansion teasers are always phenomenal.
It's not a bonus, you're paying for that extra year. The way domain transfers work is, they're not free; you pay for a year of renewal as part of them.
I still mourn the loss of Google Reader.
By my reading of the docs, Windows Projected File System (ProjFS) only requires reliability and performance characteristics comparable to a local filesystem.

I think it would work if your data is in memory or backed by a 10G+ lan.
You are splitting pedantic hairs in order to avoid talking about the obvious. Python's dependency management is much worse than ruby's and nearly every other popular language.

In ruby you add dependencies to a Gemfile then ...
$ bundle install
$ git add Gemfile Gemfile.lock

and other members of your team can have the same build as you.

requirements.txt doesn't solve this basic need.

Edit: formatting.
Google Registry is unaffected so far.
governments make mint on "climate change" politics. is they.

"paranoia" is claiming the climate is doomed when its been changing since the dawn of earth and curiously those same prophets of this doom, own and purchase ocean side property.

so who is paranoid, the denier or the, "we are all doomed if you dont buy batteries made from congo child mines" virtual-signalling mob?
What's frustrating is that Meta was so close to "getting it" - games where you get to be in the creative driver's seat are underrepresented right now. The Metaverse should be the place you can experience that childlike wonder you mentioned - decorate your place, visit your friends, set up your own escape room, show off the 3d art you made with tiltbrush. 3d myspace. During the pandemic I bought a quest, learned blender & unity, and built a little retro arcade with skeeball and a few other games. It was so much fun.

I'm disappointed that Apple is focused so much on office productivity AR, I'd rather be transported somewhere else in space and time with VR - not marginally more productive at work. But still crossing fingers that this is the start of something.
I was referencing the original post. In 10 years, it wouldn't be $12k, probably more like $1k for 4 headsets.
Microsoft has also set more products in solid granite than Google.
How was it supposed to keep up? The most popular programming languages did not introduce concepts that are too hard to reflect with UML.
Or do you mean the problem of maintaining documentation?
On current domestic flights the flight door hinges are 2 inches from bathroom hinges. So if there's now the need for two doors (an airlock) will they be lengthening the plane 3 feet to allow for this?
It's materially significant information being made public. Of course it'll be released first in a press release.
I'm not sure there are a thousand people on the planet who would be willing to pay $2.5B a year!
The beauty of the GIL was that it made writing good python libraries easy, from the utility perspective.
Python is such an amazing multi-tool because of its rich library.

Personally I'd like to see Python continue as the amazing multitool that it is has always been.

Go is the natural concurrency sibling for Python. High performance parts of Python applications should be linked to Go binaries, or simply be written entirely in Go.

Ideally Go linkage would be highly integrated into Python. There is a huge place in the world for GIL constrained Python. Enabling Python to push further into high performance environments is just going to make a problem worse.
Most registrars offer free privacy settings now, even Epik. Maybe Godaddy doesn’t.
Why are you so desperate to break the iPhone experience? Because you can have that. You can have a Pine phone, you can have an Android device, you can have Sailfin. Why are you unhappy with all the choices for phones that provide everything you say you want?
You forgot:

0) Since the troposphere has actually warmed only 0.5C in the last forty years, and the world is rapidly reducing human CO2 emissions (which turn out to be a smaller fraction of the total than previously thought), there is little to worry about, and we should direct our efforts at resolving more important issues.
This isn't for network shares, this is for reading/writing programmatically generated files. The possibilities are endless.

For example, you could make a "filesystem" where everything inside looks like an uncompressed BMP file, but the actual files backing them are some other image format. Then ancient software would be able to use the newest image formats.
not while their gpu drivers still have dead loop https://youtu.be/Mr0rWJhv9jU?t=320
In theory, the idea of distributed, or at least decentralized online communities is something I like and want to see a return to. However, I think the folks championing this stuff need to set more realistic expectations.

Anyone whose spent awhile in a hobbyist forum or IRC network has likely experienced that they're just as, if not more prone to moderator drama than even Reddit. Wait until an admin rage-deletes a whole instance over an argument with someone or one community brigades/DOS's another and then you'll get to see the dark side of the "good ol'" community-run forum days.
Yeah, it’s funny what happens when the pilots need to access the head. The flight attendants move a cart to block the pathway while the cockpit door is open. I tend to agree with FAA that this is an unnecessary vulnerability if we can easily add a secondary secure door between the cabin and the galley.
Lots of Hacker news users will do weird mental gymnastics when it comes to Apple. And I honestly don't blame them -- they probably use Mac or iOS simply because it's the best hardware/software suited their needs. However, once you immerse yourself in that ecosystem, you begin to justify your choices comprehensively, even for aspects you may have criticized in isolation. It's simply a natural human tendency.
There is a serious knowledge gap between what you just wrote and the actual reality out there. I don't want to convince you of anything, just share the knowledge of what's actually happening. Why tools like Webflow have $4bln valuation and why there are millions of webflow developers.

1. You are looking at it in black/white. Coder vs nocoder. That's not how it is in reality. There is a seriously big amount of people who understand enough of coding to use webflow comfortably but not enough to write code by hand and/or wanting to do so.

2. Designers are used to visual tools. They find their way when tool allows to experiment without first studying how to code and then gradually learn css/html basics if they need to.

3. Building layouts, styling, html structure etc is actually faster with webflow once you understand how it works and learn all the shortcuts.

If you actually care to learn about it, go talk to some pro webflow devs. Some of them will tell you they actualy know how to code, but its less efficient for a lot of use cases.

4. Handoff. A huge problem with building websites is wasted time between a designer and a developer. There is just too many things to consider and a static design in figma is never complete. Webstudio and Webflow aims at solving or at least reducing the handoff by either building directly in Webstudio/Webflow or by keeping figma design low-fidelity just for initial communication with the customer and then moving on to building.

5. This industry has come a long way and these days several tools are also integrating with git-based developer workflows. The goal is to let designers and visual developers to build visual components and design systems in the builder ui and provide those components to developers for further integration.

6. There is a clearly steep learning curve with Webflow. Lots of things are not easy to get. Its not a tool to build a website in 5 minutes, its a tool to learn html/css visually and become pro visual developer. Once you are there, the typical landing sites and marketing pages, even large one are built significantly faster and more presize from design perspective than with coding. I am saying this as an engineer who started building for the web in 2004.

This is not meant to start an argument. Just pointing out a lot of stuff that is understandably not clear to many.
His at the time meant the same thing as singular they does now.
I feel like the core problem here is one that can never be resolved, because it's the result of two valid but opposing forces.

On one hand you have business stakeholders, who can see the business reality - money doesn't grow on trees and runways are very real and scary, so without deadlines companies fundamentally cannot function.

On the other hand you have engineers, who either explicitly or implicitly understand the other truth - that reliably estimating a project requires knowing all the steps involved, and if you know all the steps involved, then you'd have already automated it.
Investments are not very liquid on the time scale of less than a day. It's very often not about having to borrow money, it's about being able to leave less money sitting idle in your bank account.
> Due to these SSL requirements, domain forwarding isnt supported.

That's just a limitation on some registrar. Domain forwarding absolutely does work on .app; you simply need to configure an SSL certificate on the web server serving the redirect for the forwarding.
Wait, NUCs are that cheap? I would appreciate a link so that I can get my hands on one. I don't use eBay often and filtering feels terrible on their site.
Nobody knows how to build a non-computer that does what people expect phones to do. It's going to have to be a computer or nothing. The only question is whether it's your computer or someone else's.
If you and I are on an airplane together, both sitting next to each other but virtually somewhere else, it could be compelling.

Currently my two (separated) parents and my two siblings each live in a different city. If all five of us could get together to watch a movie in VR and feel that presence, I think it would be pretty darn fun.

By the way — I'm all for real life, "touch grass" type of experiences too. Both can coexist.
Anti-heresy? What do you mean?

16th writers had to use veiled metaphors to criticize the church to avoid being brought before the inquisition.

Martin Luther's works formed the basis of Protestantism and of Nazi ideology.

Sir Thomas More opposed Luther's ideology and Reformation, and was killed by Henry VIII for failing to be a "yes" man.
The people in WallStreetBets have been waiting for the chance to short reddit on day one. They have their fingers on the trigger.
$707 million is a massive amount of money.
> and absolutely refuse to wear suits

I'll do you one better, I refuse to wear shirts!
The metaverse problem is that there are a million different metaverse. Creating a stable spatial OS that other experiences can exist inside of creates a broader-spanning ur-system that might possibly grow. Where-as most metaverses aspire to be a beginning & end. Creating open ended technical ecosystems is a challenge.
> A single driver misheard a few words and that is enough to ban you?

Surely that depends on the facts of the case? You'd agree that if a customer did yell racist insults at an employee through a doorbell or not, that Amazon shouldn't be required to do business with them anymore. If you were an employer in some non-tech business, and your delivery employee accused a customer of that, what would you do?

This is what's so frustrating about this kind of story. It confirms your priors so well that you don't care if it's true or not. Everyone here is just assuming that the facts are as this article claims. And maybe it's true!

But we don't know that, and in the real world there really are terrible people out there. And real businesses need real processes for dealing with real abuse.
A game without actually fighting Diablo, that looks like an endless zone grind, based on what I saw on multiple Twitch streams.

No thanks.
Musk hates trains.

https://www.wired.com/story/elon-musk-awkward-dislike-mass-t...

Both hyperloop and underground tesla tunnels were both just a means to an end to stop California/US from focusing more on trains/public transport.
> 'I would not want to maintain this.'

Who the fuck would though? If there’s any value an SBC vendor should be providing it is some amount of support for a reasonable length of time.

There’s a reason the RPi is sold the way it is.
That is a reasonable approach, one of the 2 MacOS fuse implementations uses NFS.

I've never written an SMB server, but I assume it is a lot more complicated than using WinFsp or Fuse.

WSL 2 uses the 9P network filesystem to share files between Linux & Windows. Supposedly this is a simple protocol to implement. I've searched, but can't find any documentation on using 9P without WSL.
That difference (at least in the math->numpy case) is entirely down to conversions (or at least it was when I profiled it ~7 years ago). If you're careful with types (i.e. avoiding converting from float to numpy scalar values), then the difference disappears.
There is definitely a potential that the study design offered a measurement that wasn’t useful in determining how well these drugs do or do not work.

But, in your example, you measured the length of time you put into playing the piano, something the study did address and note that people on the drugs did do—by increasing their time on task. The important part though was that while taking longer, the participants did not perform any better when on the actual drugs and worse than those on the placebos.

So, following this logic in your own claims, it’s possible that while you played for 8 hours, it wasn’t your best work.
Not a metallurgist but — my understanding is that pure iron weapons are quite inferior to bronze. Pure iron is very soft and ductile. It would not hold an edge well and is easily bent - to the point that some sources say they would need to be repeatedly un-bent during battle.

Another advantage of bronze weapons is they could be cast in a mold instead of forged.

Iron was much more plentiful than copper and tin however (especially as they were mined out), which was the main reason bronze fell out of use.

Good steel was superior to both, but much harder to make.