skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I've been using Hey since it was released. It's fine, but if I was going to make the switch today instead, I'd choose Fastmail or Proton instead. I use Fastmail for my business and it's been quite good. Proton conceptually feels like a better choice, but users with Proton-domain emails cause a ton of headaches (fraud, etc.) at work, so I'd probably give them a pass unless you use a custom domain.
Some do, some don't.

I know some folks who really genuinely believe that Amazon is a force for good, the criticism is exaggerated, will talk about how lucky they are to work for the World's Best Employer, and will get a bit sulky if you say anything negative about the company.

Generally though, I think it's understood that "most customer centric company" doesn't mean "we will put the customer before ourselves because we are such good people", but instead "strategically keeping the customer happy is better for the shareholders in the long run".

It's the same with most of the LPs. They're packaged in a way that makes Amazon sound like this amazing company that really cares, but they boil down to "16 ways YOU can enrich Amazon's shareholders (you won't believe number 15!)".
404’d. Searching on that site tho, I’m seeing 2012, 2011, and 2014 for the HTML books. That’s my point, almost all of the books on HTML are 10+ years old at this point.
Ah yes, and the webapps is a nice feature as well in macOS Sonoma. There were some other apps trying to do the same, but I just like when it is built-in feature.
Or like not being able to delete a user without running some SQL:

https://github.com/apache/superset/issues/13345

Almost instantly run into this issue setting up a test instance of Superset. And the issue has been around for years.
Try OrbStack ;) It’s the only docker daemon alternative for Mac that makes working with docker acceptable.
That's v1, which is EOL. Docker compose v2, written in Go, was released in 2020.
I'm getting a really nice smooth experience on my Intel HD Graphics 620 (7th gen intel integrated graphics, old and slow). Also just looking at the default ball scene, and I was really impressed how smooth it was on my system. I'm using chrome.
this is so brilliant! Well done.
One thing that doesn't sit well with me about most dating apps is that they operate under the paradigm where "If you're attractive, you're the product, not the customer" If you're getting likes, or swipes, or matches, or whatever the app wants to call it, why pay extra?

This can lead to a really perverse set of incentives like trying to keep your user base single. They have essentially turned dating into a Skinner box and used the inherent variable rewards to keep users addicted. Once users are addicted, you can play with their emotions by messing with the volatility and frequency of their rewards. This allows you to dangle a carrot in front of them and tell them that they can simply pay extra to bring the carrot closer.

Why can't apps monetize dates by suggesting cool date spots and activities? Maybe try to keep people engaged after the first 2 or 3 dates by gamifying cool activities and deep questions? At least this way it incentivizes human connection and experience, while making ad revenue.
This is excellent across a few key dimensions.

- Clear and concise code.

- Clear communication: writing, technical explanations, and conveyance of thought process.

- Thorough and systematic.

Major kudos to the author. It was a fantastic refresher on the mechanics of fork() for me!

This kind of article is the reason I troll HN so much. Occasionally gems pop up.
Never half ass two things when you can whole ass one thing.
Two things.

Lot of reactions are energetically favorable. But the reactants are stuck in a local minima. So either doesn't happen or is too slow. Enzymes mediate the reaction so it can happen or happen faster.

Lot of reactions there are side reactions that produce stuff you don't want. Resulting a terrible yield or maybe none. Enzymes can promote the reaction you want increasing the yield.

Interesting thing to watch for is eletrocatalysts. Where you use electricity and a catalist to push a reaction that is energetically unfavorable. Like CO2 + H2O --> methanol. These may become very important as we stop pumping oil and gas out of the ground.
This title is an absolute banger
To OP:

The fix is setting canvas width to window.innerWidth * window.devicePixelRatio, and height to window.innerHeight * window.devicePixelRatio. Then use CSS to maximize the canvas on the screen.
> Would be curious to see numbers on the bigger items. Have you used FBA?

Yeah, I've done enough FBA to rank somewhere between a serious hobbyist and an actual lifestyle business.

There is a sweet spot. If you're selling lightweight crap items, even the small shipping and fulfillment costs still tend to dominate. If you sell huge stuff, the shipping will bite, but not as bad as you'd expect -- Amazon has very good rates. The big problem for bulky items tends to be warehouse fees, and also the logistics of getting it to the FBA warehouse in the first place.

I'd say around 1 cubic foot is exactly where you want to be (with the dimensions carefully chosen to keep you in a favorable category, of course). I believe 18"x14"x8" is the biggest legal standard package.

Somewhat counter-intuitively, if you miss that standard cutoff, you might as well go big (3+ cubic feet) since you're paying the same oversize rate either way, the only drawback is warehouse costs. There's sort of a no-man's-land in between toaster-size and microwave-size.

Anyway, here's the actual fulfillment fees, if you're curious (notice how reasonable the rates are in the "Large Standard" range):

https://sellercentral.amazon.com/help/hub/reference/external...

https://sellercentral.amazon.com/help/hub/reference/external...
They do spend more and more time in more social environments, but with people that actually matter to them, not coworkers.
I'm sure they do, but is that specific test case in their suite?
You didn't read anything I wrote, did you?
> That's not bad in any form or manner.

I really enjoy generative AI and think that we're better off with it being in the open than controlled by specific corporations.

I also think this is an absurd comment. People are already making deepfakes of classmates, coworkers, etc. and sharing them around. I'll ignore the ethics of generating them for your own personal entertainment, but I can't think of any argument that you could make that when they start getting shared that this isn't "bad in any manner" - obviously this can cause emotional distress and damage to someone.
No, but I'm lest likely to run into dumb Google issues. and current webmail (if I have to use it) feels lighter and faster...
Shouldn’t we be trying to maximize the placebo effect?

If we can heal ourselves just by believing we can, then isn’t that an amazing ability that we should be trying to develop and improve?
You wanna post a [dupe], point to where the discussion is happening:

Over here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37656170
> Do you have working carbon monoxide detectors?

Ok, since it's pretty clear you don't want to use HN as intended, I've banned the account.

If you don't want to be banned, you're welcome to email hn@ycombinator.com and give us reason to believe that you'll follow the rules in the future. They're here: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html.
Around 2009 we ended up sleeping in the office when visiting from europe but I bet it's a bit weird now even when it was sort of the norm back then.
> So they are going the way of Spotify and combining music and podcasts into the same place.

They had this. It was Google Play Music, and they added podcasts to it in 2015 (Spotify didn't open podcasting to all users until 2018). Google then split it into YouTube Music and Google Podcasts.

And let's not forget iTunes, which had both music and podcasts a year before Spotify was even founded.
New Lockheed Martin system will manage satellite constellations using AI
We should have never gone past Gopher :)
Hyperglycemia does too. (High blood sugar.) It’s known as diabetic rage. A number of things are happening there. Part of it is brain inflammation – experienced as suffering – and brain inflammation is directly behavior-modifying, causing aggression.

And indeed that’s what happens with traumatic brain injuries.

The same mechanism is behind the aggression sometimes displayed by cocaine users. Cocaine tamps down brain inflammation short-term, increases it long-term.

And indeed, people with traumatic brain injuries and central nervous system inflammation tend to have more problems with cocaine abuse.
No, I'm currently on a monopolistic Canadian provider :)

I would wager IPv6 is likely on for most newer, provider-owned network equipment these days though. Others on different hardware and providers report similar.

Like I said though, I've been unable to identify a root cause, but Chromium does not like what's happening. At first I thought that my IP was being cycled by my VPN at these times and Chrome struggled to deal with it. I have no other leads, nor do I feel like I'm missing out XD
Arm (both 32 and 64-bit) supports both BE and LE. Switchable at runtime so that you can have a BE VM on an LE host just fine.

Apple Arm chips however are LE only, but all of Arm's Cortex-A/Neoverse and NVIDIA's cores support both LE and BE operation.
This is amazing. Not interested in growing vampire teeth - but the ability to regrow teeth when lost - or get a new set of chompers without coffee stains sounds super cool :)
But we dumped all that tea in the harbor.
you wanna post a [dupe], point to where the discussion is happening:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37656170
You might want to consider listing your business on platforms like Flippa or Empire Flippers. They're popular for selling online businesses. Additionally, engage in relevant online forums or Facebook groups where entrepreneurs often look for businesses to buy. Make sure to have your financials and business details ready for potential buyers. Good luck!
[dupe]

More discussion over here:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37656170
> There are definitely different models for VCs, but in general, the big "brand name" VCs are in the unicorn business.

Slightly naive question, but does this include YC? The wording on their page makes it sound like joining YC would help most startups but is that just for show? Or does this apply much more when the VC owns >50% of the company?
I used an X200s for many many years. Loved it to death - even though it only had 1280 x 800px - and no touch pad.

I now use an M1 MacBook Air. It is better in many ways, but I miss the Thinkpad keyboard!
That’s a lot of money for other people’s work and ip.
tragedy … giants … red ocean …

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> The real question is how such a major security related bug made it into the second public beta.

Does it matter? Isn't that the point of betas?
> For all its failings, capitalism has done more to improve the lives of every human on this planet more than any other system before.

I'd like to see some real numbers for this. Capitalism creates inequality which even the feudal eras of various countries couldn't match. Serfs enjoyed more spare time in their day than the modern full-time worker. Granted, they had their own problems to deal with, but to pretend that capitalism is the best because it's created the most inequality (i.e. someone's hit a really high score)

Capitalism enables sociopathic behavior. In fact, it rewards it. The more profit you get from something, the better you're playing capitalism. Doesn't matter if what you're selling is remotely close to what you're charging, in value. Endless growth and profit must come from somewhere. Money and resources do not just poof into the world. Money can be printed, but that has consequences.

A corporation exploiting my labor so they can profit, and shareholders giving them money with the expectation to make more back later (i.e. gambling) is not making the world any better. It's trapping people into a cycle of giving their most valuable resource -- time -- to others of its kind that wouldn't care if they died tomorrow.

I'm not sure what an alternative would be. People act like there's only 2 or 3 systems out there. That dogmatic myopia is part of what traps us in shitty systems.

Without capitalism, I could have control over my life. Why should an economic system dominate one's waking life? Businesses are not more important than individuals. They have no more right to exist than we do.
> what CEOs do is extremely hard, they don't just need to build a rocket, they need to build a 1,000 person team capable of producing rockets

Maybe you could argue this is what they should be doing, but it's clearly not what they are doing. The vast majority of CEOs simply suck some of the blood out of the company before flying off an parasitizing another one. You say the other answers are snarky; I say yours is naive.

> Would you have paid someone twice his salary if you thought they could do better?

No, I would have paid a random engineer who didn't want the job 1/10th of the CEO's salary and gotten a TREMENDOUSLY better outcome.
No one knows how to hang onto a dumb idea like a smart person.

Just because the average person can't prove them wrong by argument doesn't mean their right.
You broke the site guidelines badly. That explains the moderation reply.

Whether someone else also broke the site guidelines isn't really relevant, but in any case the OP of this submission did not break them. I get that you feel the article is bad, but it's hardly against HN's rules to post an article that someone else thinks is bad.

If you see what you feel is a bad HN submission, you're welcome to flag it, but not to post low-information/high-indignation putdowns (let alone violence-invoking swipes) which are clearly against HN's rules.
Not to derail further, but iirc that’s not the case in most western jurisdictions (“intended to return it after using” is actually a defence against theft charges).
Well, tracking is good if it helps the student learn. But if it is commonly admitted that the students need to trick the system to get higher ed and will then get better jobs because of that, maybe there is something to rethink about how higher ed is valued.
This is a great tip, although I don't think that explains why OpenVPN has the same issue on this laptop I'm typing from right now.
I wonder if it can regrow exactly where the lost tooth was.
That’s not right. The suit is against the United States, not the TSA. The Federal Tort Claims Act waives the United States’ sovereign immunity in certain limited cases. One of those is if an intentional tort is committed by “investigative or law enforcement officers of the United States.” The question here was do Transportation Security Officers count as investigative or law enforcement officers of the United States. Court: they do. Therefore, the waiver of sovereign immunity applies.
there's no need, as the practices are already illegal, and the rules are already built, and the FTC is already filing strong cases like this one

the criticism of this latest case, however, reeks of corporate worship from folks that know that Amazon is in the wrong (as the complaint documents)
How are Raverie spaces different from Unity scenes?
better and better visuals....still looking for a killer app.
It lags very slow on macbook m1 pro 14 inch chrome
Bringing back the Incus (LXD fork) demo server
Google has had >90% market share for decades. Windows had >90% market share for several decades.
Streaming is a different matter. I agree that you don't own anything if you stream.
I also don't think lack of popularity for "buying" is a reason not to have a reasonable rule about the definition of "buying".
Interesting how this topic is discussed now. After lock downs, spending most time afront of screen, without socialising with other, constantly breeding with catastrophic scenarios withou any hope for future... In some countries even with forcing to take vaccines that do more harm to children than covid itself.

We should seriously ask if we do it for our children protection or fear from propaganda.
Dotfiles Matter
I'm straight male. I'm happy enough with a male body and being romantically and sexually attracted to women.

My attitude toward societies pigeon holing me because of the above? Annoyed.

My thought about anyone promoting that? Deeply suspicious.
No, the dark side of tech culture is that we’re refusing these strict formalizations of our own work environment while basically everything we sell is to do this to other workers, maybe at best one step removed.
I still have an T440p and a X220 in the workshop they are workhorses. I am Linux only these days but the T440p with MacOS is the perfect laptop if someone sends you a keynote file or you need Xcode.
Nice to finally see this, so many years after online retailers (read: Amazon) were given total exemptions from sales tax in order to not “stifle innovation”. We subsidized the destruction of brick and mortar retail, and by extension, many of the retail spaces that served as community anchors. It will take decades to recover, if it’s even possible at this point.
The sophistry here is the unsupported framing of the two as mutually exclusive. What do you think "you", the entity that does or does not have free will, are, other than a system of internal chemical reactions? Are you a soulist?
I started them on Ghibli at a young age and so they generally trust my recommendations. I've had a couple of bad misses lately though. Old movies I remember fondly that don't hold up. I'm trying to remember to watch them once by myself first before I suggest watching it together, lest I break the spell.
And what is the return on investment of paying the hackers ?

Wrong. The "return" is pointing a bigger target on your back because now future attackers know it is worth it to attack you.
> One institutional trader told The Wall Street Journal that his company has conducted fire drills to withdraw its assets from Binance quickly in the event of a meltdown.

… If you’re conducting fire drills on withdrawing your assets when Binance implodes… why not just withdraw them now? Like, it is not the only exchange.
its telling that you think hating it on it is what's trendy
Etymonline compiles the information on etymology and historical usage from printed books (eg the Oxford English Dictionary). That is what is being referred to here. They are not having humans tally up different words from books. That data is entirely from ngrams.
Awesome, thank you for the details and looking froward to the work with more funding! I have yet to look into the details of nextpnr and this is a great set of of resources for me to get started. I am working on some "deep learning for FPGA implementation" projects and it would be neat to see if I can plug nextpnr into my work. I think (from my point of view), VTR is more of a generic architecture exploration tool / academic tool with a more top down approach hence the arch def files and so on.
As I'm unfamiliar with either, are you referring to Tinder or Twitter? How does that work?
NPR is high in factual accuracy (they very rarely lie) while being extremely selective in the stories they tell and the facts they omit to push their bias. They seem to be worse in that respect than they used to be.

I think that's still much better than a news source that just outright lies to your face whenever it's convenient. As long as you remember that the bias is there, you can at least trust what they say is the truth. When a news org tells a mix of truths and lies you don't even have a foundation of trustworthy fact to start from.
California doubles taxes on guns and ammunition to pay for school security
How to create an AI policy for your recruitment process
I'm going to learn worse if my track is diluted by a bunch of cheaters. You are adding in a whole bunch of things I never said.
See also this site for safe kids mobile games:

https://www.commonsensemedia.org/

Hopefully they will open a store once Apple allows 3rd party stores
> The majority of the world think that science and religion are clashing forces, and it’s a self-fulfilling prophecy.

That is really a broad claim. Science isn't one thing and religion isn't one thing. Both are clouds of ideas/claims/customs and there is some overlap. I'd argue that most of the time there is no conflict at all and most people don't perceive it as a "clash".

There will always be people who will say that we shouldn't have invented airplanes -- God would have given us wings if he wanted man to fly, but they are in the minority. Most of the time, there is a news item that "science" has invented a battery anode that results in a battery with 20% more capacity and people cheer it and don't think it stepped on God's toes. Religious people will say that God wishes for us to not eat meat on certain days and nobody looks to science to see if that is true or not.

Stephen Jay Gould was famous for his "non-overlapping magisteria" claim [1] -- which I'm arguing is true most of the time, but also see that Gould was painting way too broadly as there certainly are cases where the two are in conflict.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-overlapping_magisteria
Ah, yes, the defense of the "I didn't kill him, well, you don't really have any evidence, okay, fine, even if I did, it was self-defense, so what" kind. I heard courts really don't like it though but IANAL.
Oh yes. Those metrics are definitely coming for y’all. Especially with WFH.
I remember registry starting to crap out and be slow at barely few hundred megabytes. Admittely that was some time ago but still.
From the Bloomberg article :

"Chuck Gregorich, who sells fire pits and outdoor furniture, says turning a profit on Amazon is getting harder. One of his popular fire pits costs $200, of which Amazon takes $112 for its commission, warehouse storage, delivery and advertising. That leaves him with $88 to pay the manufacturer, ship the product in from China and cover his overhead."

I have a hard time sympathizing here. They farm out manufacturing to China and logistics/warehousing to Amazon, and then also lend brand to a marketplace they don't own. Assuming this is how FBA selling works on Amazon, it sounds like the low profits they make are just a byproduct of them not actually doing much work.
Sorry, we might be talking past one another. When I hear about peeing in bottles, I think of the delivery drivers. This is the obvious place bottles would get used, and in my recollection this was most of the reporting on the pee bottles. I believe there was also reporting on workers in the brick and mortar fulfillment center using bottles to meet their quotas, which is perhaps what you are talking about.

For delivery routes, there's no simple solution for bathroom access (unless you want to talk about installing some step up from a "bottle" in all the vans). Meaning a driver will inevitably have to choose to spend time not delivering packages to leave the van and use an indoor bathroom.

If you are talking about the workers at the fulfillment centers, I do agree that is indefensible. That human need should be entirely owned by the business. If it takes workers too long to walk to the bathroom, or if Amazon insists on using time with security lines and whatnot, that's entirely on Amazon.

(Also to each their own, but using the bathroom and eating lunch are definitely mutually exclusive activities for me)
> Without capitalism, I could have control over my life.

Says who? You think people in China and Russia have more control over their life than those in the west? You've still not offered anything other than wishful thinking. You've not proposed any system to replace capitalism. Ultimately you're just offering destruction, with no vision for rebuilding other than, "I hope it gives me an easier life".