skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You won't find a switch tester for all choc switches, because there are way too many to fit in normal size switch testers.

SplitKB's product page lists 15, and that's not the entire product line:

https://splitkb.com/products/kailh-low-profile-choc-switches
Kagi, location set to United States:

Page 1: Biden, Williamson and link to an article Google hides campaign sites of Trump, RFK Jr. and other Republican candidates

Page 2: Biden again, Pence

No further pages. 5th result contains an article that claims to be linking all presidental candidate websites, but it's a Medium, hidden behind sign-up. I haven't find any result with a comprehensive list of the websites of interest. Kagi does aggregate results from Google and Yandex, so this is probably not too surprising.
Thank you for getting back, that was quite a cliffhanger ;)

I think the reaction to your story is so strong, because many can relate to having a good work situation which eventually turns sour through something like this. It is also good to hear that handling it can be done gracefully. Like many things, it is a two-way street.
Yeah I wouldn't want a website that's half in Japanese to show up on my English Google either, seems like it's working as intended.
> I loved how huge Netflix's DVD catalog was.

I used to use the DVD service and the films I rented were across a much broader spectrum than is available via streaming subscription, especially considering the recommendation engine on the streaming services seem to be geared towards pushing the shows the service spent the most money on.

It is still possible to find smaller indie films & documentaries online, just other places. Worth noting that membership at your public libraries often gives you access to a streaming service for films, media, ebooks and audio books and these often have a wide range of content.
I'm not an archeologist, but I've just use a mallet to deform my cranium in the hopes that that qualifies me to comment on this article as I would be able to on any other on HN without being berated for my lack of humility.
> I did not want to go into the army on account of not wanting to be someone else's pawn in wars of aggression

Sentiments mirrored. During my younger days I used to want to, not being part of the physical fight but a technological one. Then I saw exactly what you have put in words, how people's lives, there families lives, were used as "someone else's pawn" to feed their political ambitions.

Thanks for the sobering reminder.
As far as I know you don't need to pay half a million dollars to read your mentions.
I was watching a medium-long-form daily news program about Gabon. It was as if the leaders of the US Secret Service were part of the military and multiple generals decided to depose POTUS. Their military, so far, appears to be staying out of future politics and doing this out of nationalism to pave the way for a leader who isn't beholden to French neocolonialism. So far, there hasn't been significant violence or chaos. One can't simply topple a government without having a plan to deliver the mail, pickup the trash, pay government workers, handle crises, and maintain the trust of external creditors, many of whom are French multinationals.

It's up to how the (temporary?) military junta behaves and the way power they transfer power. Ideally, by holding elections with international observers. Another component in the transition will be establishing fiscal controls and oversight to tamp down on the corrupting influences of resource curses.
I billed by the hour and I regretted it. The admin overhead of generating an invoice for 60m of work is not worth it.

I bill by complete days now, so I don't take on work that is less than a day.

If I work half a day for a client, the next day I will work half a day in the rest of that job.

This still gives me the flexibility to not get bored in a single day.
Hardware Random Bit Generator
Well, luckily that is the parents call, and not ypurs. Nor is it mine or anyone elses call to make. Exceptions are those cleqrly defined illegal things like abuse, sexual abuse and so on. And heck, even those get abused and misused by authorities all the damn time. If anything, minorities with somewhat different life styles should even be more protected as well, or not so well, meaning social workers can use those rules arpund child protection to really ruim peoples lives. Systematically taking away children is just the most extreme, and overt, form of that.
well articulated.

if any of you google employees reading this thread, if you love open and free web, get out of google. you're part of the problem.
So your use case for Google is illegal content and terrorist manifestos, and you complain it doesn't show them? Ok buddy.
They have a link, the whole image of the video player is the link
This is really a bad idea to study anything. Actually this is what sets aside naïve hobbyist interested in Physics vs someone studying Physics systematically and efficiently as part of PhD program. I did this mistake repeatedly. I started with annotated version of Newton's Principia, spent about a year just pulling my hair and gave up to realize how much time I had lost in all kind of minutia, noise and random things that were completely useless to develop good understanding of core principles. I repeated this mistake yet again by buying Maxwell's original publications and wasting yet another year. And then again with Einstein's original papers and wasting yet another year.

I thought I would do differently and everyone else was doing wrong. I was the one doing wrong. I didn't learned much from all these original manuscript. I also lost precious years which I could have obtained real Masters degree. It is super important to understand that original manuscripts have tons of noise and baggage that only make sense in historical context. They also have unbacked goods which are super hard to digest, if you can digest at all. A ton of experts have already spent their lives distilling these original writings that fits with everything else, easy to digest and doesn't have all that noise. So, get a good textbook and follow that. Stop chasing original manuscripts.
Edison's 1890 Phonograph Doll
I only need the four that are available for the Glove80 and they seem to be available from splitkb, excellent. Thank you!
Fernando Pessoa's most creative (and internationalizable) work is, by far, his heteronyms, but his most notable work is "The message"[0], a short poetry book that took decades to complete. While it can't surpass, it endeavors to stand alongside "The Lusiads"[1] by Luis de Camões[2], the most significant book in the Portuguese language. Unfortunately I suspect that only natives or foreigners with a Ph.D. level understanding of Portuguese history and a strong command of Portuguese can truly comprehend "The message". Portuguese History[3] is encapsulated within its verses, using simple words where everything falls into place.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mensagem

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Os_Lus%C3%ADadas

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lu%C3%ADs_de_Cam%C3%B5es

[3] ...Or historic propaganda. As a curiosity, the book was warded a poetry prize from "Propaganda" ministry at the time.
There is Pleroma-migrator, which can do likewise for Pleroma accounts. It can even alter the copied posts’ dates, if you have access to Pleroma’s database.

https://notabug.org/jadedctrl/pleroma-migrator
The boss I never wanted to be
> If you're worried about people not putting their 100% because they're employed and not making more money the more value gets created, you can setup a structure with low base pay + amazing bonus on success and you can get the same incentive (and risk) you have in your solo work -

I think more jobs should be structured this way

BUT

it also needs strong checks to catch and _fire_ folks who upsell/ oversell/ overcharge against the customers' interests.

This is a risk with any quota (minimum) system but there are a relative handful of folks who will abuse a reward structure to the maximum potential, raking in tons of money for the company (and themselves) while slowly damaging the reputation of the company.

So, we need good incentives and rewards coupled with harsh penalties for dishonesty and abuse. IME, companies are often much better at the former than the latter.
https://hbr.org/2013/09/plantations-practiced-modern-managem...

Social Darwinism is a retroactive description of the colonial environment, not the religion that was used to tolerate it.

The religious model of racism is still very active today, I.e. see Louis Theroux visit with racists in South Africa.

There are race oriented people who want to divide things on race but are either inconsistent or their fears mean they understand that race does not limit capability and there are racist people who believe in inherent inferiority of races, the first tends toward social Darwinism the second to apply the justification "God gave us rule over the inherently more limited" to the "child" races. If you are standing in for a hellfire God where is the line on torture? If you are responsible for order delegated by God and can find normal human failings then you can run the plantation to your profit.
Discord is such a pain to deal with. It's great for communities but absolutely terrible as an authoritative source of information.

I don't know why young people wouldn't be able to use email. I'm sure they won't use it for setting up something on their own, but you don't get to impose your preferences if you're joining events set up by others.
What does this mean? Can you slow down time? I would assume you must also slow down physics in order to slow down chemistry. No?
Young people who aren't into computers don't have discord. Sometimes they made one to join some youtube creator's discussion group and they have 387 unread notifications from 7 servers they never read - they'd never DM a real life friend through it
Not op:

I think that a child primarily belongs to itself and not to the parents. A child has rights that limit what the parents can do with their child.

Society should take care that children’s rights and freedoms are respected.

Going to school is such a right.

There are ways to live on the move and still send your kids to school. If a child doesn’t go to school, I think society is responsible for making sure it does.
Well yeah, I don't totally trust Tesla either. On the other hand I think it's very likely self driving tech will become safer than human eventually so it'll work out ok.
> Sony's positioning in storage formats is just weird.

Case in point: Vita Memory Card. Superficially similar to Micro SD, and it even uses a similar electrical protocol... but it isn't compatible.
Because there is no twitter anymore.
Well we're talking about a "native" implementation of both for comparison, right? Neural nets as they're being used are just being emulated by our turing-machine-like processors which makes them run like ass in practice. Something like an analog circuit that adds up voltages would be a native NN implementation and would surely vastly outperform any turing machine in wide highly parallel super highly memory driven tasks that are well suited for it, and either emulating the other is slow and bloated.
I wish I had seen this earlier. Probably a few hours before seeing this on HN I bought a Kinesis Advantage 360 from an EU retailer for nearly 700 euros (I got the palm/wrist rests).

And I am still waiting on a Moonlander to try out as well but DHL customs is being difficult.

I really do think this keyboard is interesting. My only concern is why not use the more mainstream cherry mx mechanism?
The Brexit leave campaign literally broke campaigning laws.

Sibling post said it best: if you think you're immune to the trillion dollar brainwashing industry then you're fooling yourself.
I feel like the fact that stuff like Fate and Tsukihime get all-age releases on home consoles is some data point to consider. That and the fact that F/SN is an amazingly long thing (like 50+ hours of reading?) for the handful of scenes... I mean that's a lot of work if it's for a CG pack!
Sure, Seattle>Tokyo 1st October to 5th, $1000 flight ticket, hotel for 50-100/night, and you have like 3500 before you reach 5k.
Dataverse is the superpower that backs Power Platform and Microsoft Dynamics 365, allowing you to keep your data in table format without the fuss of database management. Let's connect it to your Fabric instance and make the data available for Power BI Direct Lake support.
How does it compare to searx.be?
At least the product owner, project manager, designer and developer.
Nothing in this article from Apple says that they don't scan iCloud Photos, and many things strongly suggest that they do.

The headline says they don't scan iCloud Photos, but I don't see the statements from Apple saying that. The media often misreports on Apple's comments because Apple's expert at inducing the media to misreport in ways that are favorable to Apple.
Wikipedia is probably the biggest contender. I'd say Wikipedia's growth is even more impressive because it hasn't been fueled by a bunch of acquisitions.
See also: https://www.lurklurk.org/effective-rust/
The grand story of "stages of historical development of the means of production" in Marxism for example. Or the grand story of the rise and decline of civilizations in Spengler.
“It’s right there, you stupid llm! Dammit, YOU’RE RUNNING ON IT!”
methods that boost cognitive capacity that definitely work that no one is surprised by:

sleeping 8 hours a night (if you aren't someone who requires less)

eating healthy food usually involving lots of plants

aerobic exercise

meditation

removing distractions from your life

reading and learning new things

There is plenty of availability of all of these things that diligent efforts on them can pay enormous dividends and it's difficult to overdo. There isn't a need to do other things to achieve this goal unless you're sacrificing part of your likely needs...
And they've become a perfect role model of what not to be in that time. Congrats.
Here is a legendary modfile which we still listen to in 2023 [0][1]

[0], 1995 Raver's Megamix by Dax, http://modarchive.org/index.php?request=view_by_moduleid&que...

[1], Youtube render, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtI-N0SDfUw
1. That post had nothing to do with the US dollar, and you're quoting it without context which is a mistake. It is a heavily sarcastic reply to someone saying that "Every trading relationship will favour the stronger side" - which is obviously a silly thing to focus on. The US-China relationship has been a series of massive wins for China. It is a better view to say "well executed free trade with a stronger partner has huge, society reshaping upsides for the weaker one. Trade should be encouraged".

In fact, I live in Australia. So when that poster said "Australia in particular has been subject to unprecedented economic coercion and manipulation by China. It's not pretty." they were completely wrong. Australia suffers far more from our own policies than from anything China could do to us short of military action.

2. I just made a top-level comment saying "don't buy the dollar". You don't need to analyse my comment history to figure out where I stand on the dollar. Or you could just ask - I think it is a a dog of an asset and managed by incompetent bureaucrats who do a lot of harm to their own society.
given enough battles and enough chess matches, one can find enough correlations. The same could be said about football games or kitchen recepes. It remains doubtful if those analogies could be used for something productive or they would serve to stroke someone's snobbish ego.
a sidenote: I did use a switchtester a friend lent me and thought I had found my favorite switch only to realize, that typing on a switch-tester is vastly different to typing an actual keyboard. :(
I think it's their way of saying "use Rider" without actually saying it.
Is anything? Or is there a possibility they didn't intend for an implicit "literally" to placed in there?
Langfuse is great ! Also check https://www.nebuly.com/
How do you think that electricity is most likely being generated?
As a somewhat interested observer of the CRDT space, I always wondered if it would be possible to create a more general purpose "structured data" CRDT. I.e that the user define a model/schema to describe semantically valid states. If you just merge e.g JSON you might end up in a state that's syntactically valid, but doesn't make any sense.

Similar how the Pretext algorithm know that bold/italic/underlining operations are additive while highlighting colouring is not, I'm thinking the user could control the schema to declare that "state: notStarted" and "completionDate: 2023-09-04" is incompatible
The reason is that mx switches together with keywell make a keyboard quit high, which is causing issues - you need either a desk which can go quite low, or a chair and monitor stands which can be adjusted quite high for an ergonomic position. I have a KA2 and Model100 and yes, it is a problem if you do not have adjustable desks. Choc switches allow to keep the profile low.
If you like that, you might also enjoy "The Company" by Robert Littell.
> if any of you google employees reading this thread, if you love open and free web, get out of google. you're part of the problem.

Shouldn’t we give the opposite advice? To stay at Google in order to gain influence as to create initiatives to guide the company into a better direction?
I thought it was common knowledge that John le Carré's "The looking-glass war" (I agree with your recommendation of it) was inspired by the story of Lionel Crabb (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lionel_Crabb) but neither Wikipedia page seems to refer to the other.
But how does that understanding help you in this case? I just see somebody who's deciding not to give any further thought to Dracula, Bram Stoker or how the story was written, instead aiming for the low fruit of "corporate capitalism bad". Like, there are so many ways you could've guided the conversation into a more productive, interesting direction that's actually relevant to the topic in the article while not necessarily pandering to the underlying/implicit PR priming.
Nice work! However, it doesn't seem like a fair benchmark. It doesn't calculate and store the ops, nor does it store the actual text. To build a text CRDT with delta updates support upon it, users must store OpID => Text in an extra structure, which isn't cheap.
Because we should strive to improve discussions and pull them up to a higher level if possible. Especially on HN, where the comment section is actually useful instead of a cesspool of empty arguments and insults.
Missing date (1989)
Similar story with C64 5.25” floppies. At the computer shop I worked at in 1989 we had a Microprose Soccer floopy disc without its shell, just the magnetic core. We used that to load the game and it always worked flawlessly. Sometimes we missed the floopy drive’s door, and the disc would crumple, but still work.
You have missed the point.

It has nothing to do with coding but everything to do with adding tangible value towards achieving an Objective Goal (Business/Technology/whatever). Hence the Problem Domain and technologies used in the Solution Domain are what matter and everything else is ancillary. The Processes/Methodologies used are only useful in as much as they help us understand the problem domain better and map it to a specific solution. Thus the application of the former is informed by knowledge of the latter and cannot exist by itself. Hence the reason we have so many types/variations of Processes/Methodologies; there are some common principles but will always need to be adapted/customized to the problem and tools at hand.

This is what is the problem with modern-day Management/Leadership and eloquently pointed out by David Graeber(Bullshit Jobs - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bullshit_Jobs) and Jeffrey Pfeffer(Leadership BS - https://jeffreypfeffer.com/books/leadership-bs-fixing-workpl...).

I highly recommend reading this speech by David Packard (one of the founders of Silicon Valley via HP) to new Managers given in 1960 and note how relevant it is for all companies today - https://gizmodo.com/the-hp-way-how-bill-hewlett-and-i-built-...

Relevant Excerpt:

Over the years we have developed the policy that it is important for the supervisor to thoroughly know and understand the work of his group. A debate on this has been carried on by management people for years. Some say you can be a good manager without having the slightest idea of what you are trying to manage, that the techniques of management are all important. There are many organizations which work that way. I don't argue that the job can't be done that way but I do argue strongly that the best job can be done when the manager or supervisor has a real and genuine understanding of his group's work. I don't see how a person can even understand what proper standards are and what performance is required unless he does understand in some detail the very specific nature of the work he is trying to supervise. We have held closely to this philosophy and we intend to continue to do so. We expect you who are supervising to learn techniques of supervision and keep up to date. I want to emphasize you can supervise best when you know a great deal about the work you are supervising and when you know the techniques of supervision as well.
I wouldn’t trust a fyi tld
Annecdote, but I know of one college grad that recently got hired for devops-ish work and they didn't know how to operate basic functions of a word processor using a keyboard. Things like Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V for copy/paste. Interactions so common it shouldn't even matter much which OS you're using, just that it has a keyboard.

However, If you're swiping over text, pressing, long-pressing to get prompts to copy/paste as on a mobile or tablet, you might never encounter these things or not enough for these operations to be automatic.
It is, and so is secrecy. Capitalism does not require publishing every business dealing. Capitalism is not just competition between a buyer and a seller, it is also between buyers and between sellers. Sellers with better access to info win, but access to info is not a property of capitalism.

That being said, while capitalism should definitely be regulated, I actually don’t think land ownership needs to be public bc I don’t think it will stop feudalism. I can buy however much land I want whether you know it or not.
CPython has the same thing, although with reverse syntax: you can use is to compare -5 to 256 rather than ==. I assume Java is also doing some caching of that int range for speed reasons.
FreeOffice exists since many years. It is free for personal use. It is a light and complete office suite. It is a good alternative to LibreOffice, also if not so rich in features.
I'm pretty sure this is true. Here in the UK I had to import the US version (should have imported the Japanese version) and region hack the console to play it using one of those slide devices that let you open the CD tray after the game had started.
Was it an Ubuntu that shipped with KDE pre-installed or did you manually add KDE to the default Gnome based Ubuntu later?
I'd love to try all those ergonomic keyboards, but the most ergonomic thing for me still is a Thinkpad-style trackpoint.
U make a point. Or u made the point!