skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ipv4 has been "fine" largely due to carrier level NAT that has had significant impact on protocol functionality.

Also who are you explaining entering v6 addresses to? Serious question. And how is that effectively longer than a dns name?

People aren't used to v6 addresses, I get that. But they aren't meaningfully harder than myts3server.cgnatsucksdns.com.
i typically have a middleware component that decides whether to render the "chrome" around a given response, so my controller methods aren't junked up with it

worth thinking more about though
It is a good thing that the Senate represents the States then, and not the people. There wouldn't be much point in having two houses of legislature if they both represented the same entities.
And of course managers and other stakeholders have their own Excel sheets, emails, etc. They don't use Jira, Jira is for developers.
Donate plasma, doesn't get easier than sitting in a chair.
The late 90s Sun Sparcstation machines at my uni lab also had keyboards with mouse passthru connectors.
Not sure if this is the answer you want to hear but "easy" and "side money" are diametrically opposed. Before you think about that as an avenue to increase your earnings, try and optimize your current job. A couple questions:

1. Are you doing everything you can to put yourself on an upwards trajectory towards a promotion and/or a raise? You spend most of your waking hours on your current job, and the easiest way to increase your life time earnings is bending the curve here.

2. Have you been interviewing to make sure you're getting fair market value and have? If you are not growing as well as you're capable of in your current role, a new role is a potential option. This introduces risk.

3. Have you taking a knife to your expense list and maxed out 401k and HSA contributions? Every dollar you don't contribute there is one that you're giving away to the government, so make sure you're using all the tools available to optimize.

4. Have you begun to invest in real estate? In the USA, the existence of federally backed homebuyer loans and 1031 swaps is an incredible tool to build wealth, and the leverage from the loan is even partially tax deductible on the interest side. You of course need to be careful here given the choppy state of the macro environment and real estate market so that you don't end up underwater.

5. Are you investing surplus earnings into a safe ETF? Ensuring that your earnings are working for you making passive income from the market is critical for long term earnings.

None of these approaches are quick fixes, but they're all time tested approaches than anyone can use.
Per capita emissions of India/China are much lower compared to the US. It's also easier for a developed country to try and lower their emissions than poor/developing countries to do it.
It isn't so much people can't defend themselves as much as not enforcing the laws, which in part happens because those in power hold a certain perspective of human nature. It seems they think humans are inherently good and that violent crime happens because of the consequences of our economic system.
I'm curious (but not really qualified to understand) if the theoretical calculations on viable superconducting structures was a new insight on its own.

If there is a theoretical model for ambient temperature superconductivity, then that should help us zoom in on potential materials that could be an actual superconductor someday?
Why is the constant in the formula 6? In the transcript I see a mention of "6 tokens per parameter", but I'm not clear on why that is.
What happens when anyone can create photorealistic images of their surroundings without spending years getting trained in portraiture? Painting evolved, plus we got a whole new medium too.
Get an iMac mouse off eBay then. They’re usb and still work fine with any computer.

Edit: but there is one concern - they are not optical mice and use a ball. So if they’re really young you might want something more like an apple pro mouse
Gotta say, I did not expect a Futurama quote to be the top comment on a front page story on HN. Well played!
Ötzi the iceman had receding hairline and dark skin tone, study reveals
> It's better now, but now Canada also has shit like: "tired of waiting? try assisted suicide".

This is a huge problem, and it's one of the reasons that I say Canada is definitely not a perfect solution. I agree with you here.

> The US might have high standard costs but at least you have the option to pay for better than standard.

For a lot of people this is becoming less true over time, depending on where you live. Today there are states where no amount of money can buy you a (legal) abortion, and states where no amount of money can get your child gender affirming care. Tomorrow traveling for that care might be a felony too.

It seems reasonable that if someone is in a position to move to Canada, they are probably in a position to move to California, New York, or some other safer state, but I understand why people might opt to leave the US altogether.
> on many occasions saying things that led to patients being abused and not believed by their families or doctors.

Yes, but what part of “a gentleman’s hands are always clean” do you not understand?
Which ones fit that criteria?
People can get investments without showing signs of dark triad.
If you sort by name the UI remains stale.
Good point. Get the masses rowled up over culture wars while ignoring the important stuff.
Jigdo (Jigsaw Download)
Not side work exactly, but see if there's any bonus programs lurking somewhere in your job. My company recently started a bonus program for industry certifications, each certification nets you some points and the more points you get the more bonus you qualify for up to a limit. The bonus is based on % of base pay.

So, I looked at all the certifications available and plotted a path through them that gets me the minimum amount of points required to reach the highest bonus tier each fiscal year. It's been, by _far_, the most lucrative "side hustle" i've ever had. I study for, and take, about 4-5 cert tests per year and am on year #2 of the program. If they run the program for 5 years and I keep dropping the whole bonus into my investment account I'll have enough to pay for college for both of my boys (currently in middle school).

/I'm 47 and still paying my student loan, i don't want that hell for my kids.
Oh definitely. You could control it with the `Accept: text/html` http header too so you can use the same endpoint. But as I said, you need to take that into consideration if you adopt htmx.
Wow just like everything else in museums.
Not an accusation, just something to keep in mind: Could there be some bias in that perception? As in, when you see someone riding their bike in a way that's correct and doesn't bother you, you don't really notice or even remember that. But when someone drives shittily, probably in a way that you have to react to, you do very much notice, get annoyed and remember that more.
yeah, he was the one that really started the madness:

https://star-history.com/#bigskysoftware/htmx&bigskysoftware...

his video posted on july 7th
> [...] There was nothing missing from so many beautiful works, except that it was true that the tooth was made of gold. When a goldsmith had examined it, it was found to be gold leaf applied to the tooth with great skill; but books were written before the goldsmith was consulted.

> I am not so convinced of our ignorance by the things that are, and whose reason is unknown to us, than by those that are not, and whose reason we find. This means that not only do we not have the principles that lead to the truth, but that we also have others that accommodate the false very well.

Bernard Le Bouyer de Fontenelle, Histoire des Oracles 1687. Translated with Deepl.
Disclaimer: Unpopular advice.

Seek out local folks who wants to go online selling their tupperware, tobaco, small services, books, photos, small mom-n-pop coffee/fastfood shops etc and offer to build them a site they can maintain.

Then buy them a subscription on no-code sites(wix, weebly, squarespace etc) and get a commission for the initial setup. Worked for my nephew who just wanted something he could do on the nights to save up some money for his summer vacation. He still gets referral offers from folks who are happy with their sites and their friends also want similar sites.
The worst emperors of Rome did so many horrific things that some of the stories about them are bound to be embellished.
You can still own many kinds of guns here in Canada, and roughly 5% of Canadians do.

There's certainly more requirements and limitations placed on you than you may be used to, put in place to ensure everyone else's right to safety isn't infringed upon. It's okay if you're not willing to abide by such restrictions, either by following them or by giving up your guns. That's totally your choice. It just means our country is not compatible with your chosen lifestyle.
Regarding tech jobs, inbound recruiter contacts
at flat at nearly nothing, we’ll over 80% of the
people I know who were laid off are still looking,
and competition remains brutal for the openings that
exist.

I'm seeing this too. However this doesn't seem like it's incompatible with the linked article's claim, although it's heavily dependent on an individual's definition of a recession being "over."

I think economists would tell us that a recession is over when recovery begins.

By that definition, yeah, the recession is over.

In more casual usage I think we would refer to a recession being over when recovery (to some perceived "normal") is complete. By that definition, hell no, it's not over. Things will be tight for a while.

If you want some more anecdotal hope, though, all the recruiters I've talked to have agreed that things seem to be improving.
I've been selling some old game boxes and old controllers on Ebay, and learning a lot about the experience (and selling stuff in general!). Made around $400 so far with some ChatGPT generated descriptions!
They have. Most of the motivation for there being an EPA and things like the Clean Air and Water act had nothing to do with climate. They were motivated by things like smog days in major cities because of unbreathable air or entire generations of children in some places having cognitive deficits thanks to lead poisoning and toxic waste being dumped in water sources, or fears of cancer rising thanks to industrial contaminants. Even with respect to fears of biodiversity collapse, factors like farming monoculture, overfarming, overfishing, and overhunting, encroachment of human habitats, roads blocking migration paths, have all been and remain larger factors than anything climate-related, and environmentalists have historically raised and continue now to raise concerns about all of these things. The largely successful global effort in the 80s to put an end to commercial whaling was because the largest threat to whales continuing to exist was humans killing them on purpose, not oceans getting warmer.

To the extent that all of these efforts were resisted anyway, it had nothing to do with general population climate alarmism fatigue. It's that people resist any restrictions whatsoever on freedom of commercial activity and think of everything in nature as either a resource that can't be exhausted or a resource that doesn't matter if it gets exhausted because it can either be replaced with something else or they'll have gotten rich enough by the time it's gone that it won't affect their personal ability to profit and the portion of future generations they care about (their own descendants) can simply inherit their wealth and not need to continue the activity that generated it.
That was by Israelis, not Western Europeans.
This is purely anecdotal, but I had to complete Conflict of Interest administration for concurrent outside employment while serving as an officer in the military full-time. Basically-- follow internal policy governing this, to cover your backside.
This would require that at least one of the jobs basically have no meetings, and also that you can automate the sht out of one of them (and not to tell it to your boss).

I can't see it working in any other way. I've heard about this before, but I think you need a huge amount of luck to make this work.

Edit: I mean yeah, if you are willing to work 14-16 hours you can make it work, by landing the jobs in different time zones.
I can’t believe you aren’t crediting your hilarious and pervasive ~~psyops~~ meme campaign
My understanding is an actual personal shopper does a lot more than that - they're the ones even selecting the candidate options.
This story is not what you think it is, much more mundane
yeah thunderfoots video really dismissed a lot of the hopes i had, and im glad for it.
> There are a lot of people in that group that would go to war for Trump because they trust him, and war is not comfortable at all.

They would be 'legions' comprised of men like the the Qanon Shamaon I take it? If so, this would be a short fought battle and these often over-weight, out of shape diabetics wouldn't do very much. Moreover, it was Trump who advocated for lockdowns and was the first to highlight not allowing super-spreader events to take place as the Pandemic started to get serious in Asia: unlike that walking corpse Pelosi had in San Francisco for the Lunar New Year to goad her voter base into thinking she was more progressive and woke and told everyone to go out and celebrate.

Again, facts be damned, people are hardliners that justify their own cognitive dissonance.

You strike on something notable, but fail to see the facts that these people are ill-informed and much of social media has made them that way, which if we are honest is really what a place like HN should be able to do considering it's root within tech.

But hey... who says they aren't in denial and deluding themselves, either?
I tried this, maybe I just suck. But my experience was pretty bad. It seems swarmed by people in 3rd world countries running scripts endlessly already. If you do find something there is still the chance the company will find a way out of it. The whole thing felt like a scam in a way, people show off their massive payment bug find, but in reality its hours of work for almost no payout
Am I the only one who thinks this is a disgusting attitude?
Datomic Local Is Released
The guy made Apple what it is. The most impactful technology company in the history of humanity. You can call him whatever you like and I will cut him a slack.

Most people miss the point. Yes great companies are created by not just the founders but all of its employees. Everyone contributes to a certain extend. But it is really the founders who steer the ship in the right direction. Without Jobs last 10 years would certainly be very very different. Think about a world where your only choices were Windows or a crappy Android phone.
It's another example of the balance of rights, just as privacy rights are.

Also, the feminist activists who are advocating for women's sex-based rights are largely anonymous or pseudo-anonymous due to potential repercussions from vindictive men who oppose them. Online privacy in particular is vital for their activist movement to proceed without intimidation. It works both ways.
One word: infrastructure. People over here cry every time they add anything resembling bike/walking infrastructure - "WHAT ABOUT ALL THOSE CARS LOSING SPACE?".
Our electrical grid has losses of 30 percent, even after being designed to minimize those losses. Superconductivity wouldn't simply remove those losses; it would remove that design constraint, enabling (for example) solar panels in the Sahara to power households in Siberia. It would mostly fix the power storage problem for renewables.

The point is that at a certain level, a quantifiable increase in efficiency causes a qualitative change in capabilities.
Best to have some overlap, lest you end up with an ~18-hour window in which you could have meetings scheduled!
They really don't care. I returned something once and the lady behind the counter asked what the reason for returning it was. I said, "my wife told me to get that ugly thing out of the house." She nodded, scanned it and gave me the refund.
It has a 120Hz 2880x1620 15" OLED screen. That's 220 PPI. If that's "fuzzy" then the $200 more expensive 15" MacBook Air is "fuzzy" too with worse blacks and no per-pixel backlight and only 60Hz refresh rate. Unless 4 PPI is the difference between fuzzy and not fuzzy.

And $400 extra to get a 1TB SSD? Seriously?
Me too. The news addiction and doom scrolling sometimes consumed entire fucking weeks.

I completely fixed it with LeechBlock on my PCs and AdGuard on my phone. Both pull blacklists from a big list of forbidden websites that I maintain on PasteBin. Here's my version for Adguard:

https://pastebin.com/raw/HRhewh9x

I let myself use LeechBlock's override for five minutes at a time, but if I find myself using it too much I start to feel dirty and I'll lock down the block set for a few days. Sort of a detox that I can invoke instantly and impulsively, and that might be the most important thing that keeps me on track.

I never turn off AdGuard on my phone because it also provides the ad blocking, without which I find the Internet completely unusable.
Don't forget such a person became the boss of someone.
If anyone is in the NYC area there's a huge store called Bingers Bargain Bins that stocks returns and overstocked items from Amazon and other retailers. They have a cool model: on Fridays inventory gets restocked and all items are $7, and the price goes down by $1 each day until everything is $1 on Tuesdays (store is closed Wed & Thu).

https://www.insider.com/new-york-city-store-sells-overstock-...
Anecdote: I work with multiple enterprise clients and the teams that are in-office are way more inept. They are always late to meetings, meetings run over, and everyone interrupts and just babbles on about nonsense wasting time and energy. Its so obviously unproductive its insane. Ill keep billing hours but in office is so dumb from my perspective.
I've lived in Canada long enough to be able to answer that question.

> what does Canada offer me?

Cold weather, poutine, "eh", higher taxes, free health care, and American culture light. Whether they want to admit it or not, Canada is basically America with an identity crisis of claiming to not be America.

You can still own guns in Canada and about a quarter of Canadians do.
> It's easy call those claims nonsense in retrospect.

People were calling out the over hyping, the bad science, and the bad graph from day 1. The original scientists DIDN'T want to publish.

Almost all important discoveries have been made from PROPER science. If you have surprising results, you verify them. You verify your test results. You verify your methodology. You repeat the experiment.

How many important discoveries aren't found because they can't get funding/attention because "doing it right" is somehow seen as wrong now.
It’s justified to feel indignant when observing injustice.
It’s part of the holy trinity of MS-DOS hardware configuration settings: port, IRQ, DMA channel.

When you installed a card like Sound Blaster so your PC games could actually play some passable music and sound effects, you’d configure these settings with physical jumpers on the card. And then you have to pass those configuration settings to the game somehow so it can send data to the device.

You could leave the card to its default settings, but then it might collide with another device like a printer or whatever.
I don't do this now but I used to.

Wait tables. A lot of service based businesses are struggling to find good staff. Go for a higher end high average ticket place, and or places that close relatively early so you're not stuck there too late.

Usually at first there's not a lot of quality shifts open but also, frequently, you can pick up shifts from other people and a lot of restaurants are okay with having a few staff who have few regular shifts but whom they can rely on in a pinch. You can make decent cash. The work can be pretty "fun" and the time tends to go pretty quick.
> Enforcing the law is their duty,

No, that's not their duty, either.

They are a paramilitary force lacking the civilian supreme command that, in the US, the actual military has, empowered by but not obligated to act to enforce the law, an independent and centralized power center.
You have to learn whatever templating system you’re using on the backend as well, so not really much simpler.
The story is complicated, sure, but those are three of the most complex and capital intensive businesses anywhere. Being "good at business" is not enough to enter a mature business with such high start-up costs, strong scale and network effects, etc.
Anyone who doesn't recognize what Jobs did for Apple doesn't understand business. The better mousetrap does not have consumers beat a path to your door. (Technology? See Sony Betamax vs. default VCR).

Wozniak on the other hand is way overblown in capabilities. It's 100% true that Jobs needed a Wozniak. But there were many that could have filled that role. Jobs was truly unique and while he had for sure people who helped him realize the dream (and of course luck and timing ... that he was able to motivate and berate with his reality distortion field etc) no question he was the unique driving force behind Apple (when they started and when he returned after being forced out).
Usb ports existed on a few high end PCs but before 1999 or so they were super uncommon and nobody used them.
If it was cold, it's not anymore.
The subtext I get from this is that you saw Albini as a proponent of big dumb hardcore DIY punk, and Big Black really wasn’t that, as even Christgau acknowledged. There was a lot of artistry in they way they managed to be repellent.
Heh, that euro approach to education can create a real nightmare for Europeans moving to North America.

US: “we require transcripts sent directly from the university”

Euro university: “no, we don’t have a portal for students to request transcripts and mail them to any address they request. It’s the student’s responsibility to keep a copy of their own transcripts each year.

[9 calls/emails later] If you reallyyyyyy need us to do something for you, fiiiiiine, you can pickup a copy at this office (except during summer). If you’re overseas, send a friend to pick it up, what’s the problem? What do you mean nobody but us can touch it and you can’t just send it to them yourself?

Why are you being so difficult about this? This is way more than anybody else ever requires from us”
This is without a doubt the most sensible thing I have ever read from Krugman.
Yeah, wasm gives me some home... though, I don't think the likes of Blazor is the answer. I can say that Rust+yew is interesting to say the least and there are even better performing options. The yew todomvc[1] example is around 100k total.

I would really like to see a complete component library (something similar to mui.com) for Yew. There are a couple Material Design libraries, but last I checked they are all very incomplete and rough around the edges. Doesn't have to be material, necessarily, just consider mui the nicest, most feature complete UI component library I've ever seen for the web.

Aside: anyone know how to exclude extension resources in devtools network tab?

https://yew-todomvc.netlify.app/
Big Black is a great band if you haven’t heard of them (sorry, not available on Spotify).

There’s enough melody amongst the noise to keep it interesting, and the youthful finger-pointing aggression and characterization makes it unique.
Well only thing he can say is I did not like his personality. His skills as a CEO is ... I mean come on.
Brilliant Porsche add on the topic

https://youtu.be/R8-9oIq1hxw