skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> I'm on a true 4x8 work week and it's life changing.

while many have shared positive experiences, mine was quite the opposite. i did a 4-day work week for around 1.5 months and didn't find it to be beneficial at all. i went back to a 40-50 hour work week. i really love my work and want a lot more of it. not having a family also probably helps.
ReactOS as a full-time replacement for Windows would probably have to implement UWP eventually, too. But I do think Microsoft's velocity of adding useful, desirable features has been slowing down, so it's more plausible for Wine and ReactOS to catch up in the ways that matter.
There's zero pay if 100% of their viewers blocked ads. There would also be zero pay if 100% of their viewers used SponsorBlock.

I'm not saying that on the balance it's wrong to use SponsorBlock (I'm a heavy ad blocker myself, and most of the arguments against SponsorBlock also apply to ad blocking in general), just that you can't justify it by pretending that you using SponsorBlock doesn't cost them anything.
https://www.theverge.com/2023/9/23/23886765/google-pixel-8-p...
Yes, they all use apples rendering system.
This comparison is kind of moot when you are CEO, your main product has dwindling market share, and your company is laying off hundreds of employees while your salary continues to double every 3 years.
Wow, the actual report is much different than the CBS headline!

> Home Affordability Report showing that median-priced single-family homes and condos are less affordable in the third quarter of 2023 compared to historical averages in 99 percent of counties around the nation with enough data to analyze.

The actual report is saying that 99% of counties have worse affordability. Not that 99% are unaffordable.
I feel like this will be great for wedding photographers
That's not something Cloudflare decided, though. It's just a fundamental limitation on how the Internet works. The destination IP needs to be visible to intermediate nodes so that they know how to get it there, so the only way to get this kind of privacy is for lots of services to be hosted behind the same destination IP. And keep in mind that it's not Cloudflare exclusive. Any similar service that does large-scale name-based virtual hosting will also give you the same privacy benefit with this.
removing the cameraman from the shot is probably pretty close to the top of the list also
This is neat! My immediate thought was, "wow - I'd love to have a unique piece of art that also displays the time every minute on my computer".
5x12 is 60. Many people in tech regularly do 12-hour days.
Photo-Realistic Metaverse
It does enter the equation, because idle time «working» or slacking off at work could be better spent pursuing other interests that improve quality of life and most likely increase productivity over time.
I've never tried programming in them and they're not particularly insulating but you might wish to consider Mechanix Original Tactical Gloves as they come in lots of sizes, fit snugly and don't take away too much dexterity. They do have a massive range though so you might prefer one of the insulating knit versions if you're working in cold temperatures. You can see all their gloves here:

https://www.mechanix.com/gb-en/gloves/?start=0&sz=144

Something like these may be better for cold conditions:

https://www.mechanix.com/gb-en/gloves/CWKBL-55.html?dwvar_CW...
>These people don’t just have “more than me”. They have enough money to ensure their entire family will be set for life for generations if they were merely more modest.

This is my point. If someone's got under 10 million, and a large family, sure, keep working, that 10 million will be gone in a generation if not properly managed.

Someone's got 100, 200, 300 million, has no family to speak of or whatever? Dude, take a fucking break and live a little. Do some good for your community, your neighbors, your friends, etc.

You've got over half a billion, just stop - you've won capitalism. Congratulations. Sleep in. Go take a walk in the woods. Cook yourself a meal. Read a book. Just stop slaving away, you're not going to really make a difference in anyone's lives but your own if you don't stop and look around you.
I was able to get my old copy of Lightroom 4 to work using UTM to run Windows 11 ARM, then using Windows' equivalent of Rosetta to run the x86 Lightroom. Big fan of UTM, such a breath of fresh air coming from VirtualBox.
While the paper does not explicitly state it, he shows that π and e are computable. Those cannot be expressed on a fixed-length tape.

There is also a demonstration why an infinite number of symbols does not give more computability over a finite number of symbols. I believe this only makes sense if the tape length is infinite.
Are local radio stations sometimes using A.M.?
Did you exchange the extra hours for a cut in pay?
It's like I could've written this comment. I'm working on 4 days per week, and I agree with everything you just said. I've worked on both 5 and 4 days per week. The issue in my case with 5 is: I get insomnia issues for a multitude of reasons. I also have them with 4 days per week, but it's easier to build in fallbacks and so on. My 3rd free day is on the Wednesday for this reason.
Or they could perform an explicit reclamation project, to try to restore the land as best they could to the way it was prior to 1893.

There are more options than just "build more telescopes" or "let the existing telescopes rot". Of course, just letting them rot would be playing to the standard colonial practice of extracting value, then leaving consequences of that extractive effort to the remaining indigenous people.
Thanks. It happens and we're all subject to these forces - that's why they're hard to manage. It's too much to expect that they won't sneak in unintentionally.

The main thing is to re-read one's comments after posting them and then edit out anything you notice that breaks the site guidelines. It's much easier to notice these things after posting them. That's my experience anyhow, and it's why https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html includes the phrase "edit out".

One tip, in case helpful: you can set 'delay' in your profile to give you time (up to 10 minutes) to look over and edit your posts before others see them.
I'm happy for you -- the parents -- and your son. Thank you for your dedication. Wish you the best.
Adams rolls out wheeled robo-cop at Times Sq. for new NYPD pilot program
Having unelected judges dictate important economic policy instead of elected politicians is the “right direction to take?” Do you see how attitudes like that might be contributing to the rise of “populist parties?”
Slightly off-topic: what's the best way right now to remove my ex-wife from an old family portrait and replace her with my current wife?
The closing of most independent pharmacies and overall decline of the profession is a huge loss to society.
If you do not want gold to be traced, surely it is worth taking a hit in value and melting down the stamped ids?
I cannot imagine a game whose installation instructions start with “first, reboot your computer and disable SIP” would be very popular.
>There are a lot more day to day behaviors that people do that are inconsiderate, and if there is a chance of you getting on video, being identified and losing your job, Im all for it.

Good thing you've never done anything in your life that could be construed as inconsiderate, so this wouldn't affect you.
1. lol, wow a bunch of failing EV models whose sales were dying. Can you now compare the sales growth of the Leaf or Ford Focus electric to the Model S, or the later Model 3. The 3, S, and Y all signifiacantly raised the stakes for electric cars. The legacy automakers were not even close to mainstream adoption (patently obvious to any independent observer, just look at the sales numbers).

2. Not sure why you would reference a role with 0 occupational hazard to begin with and then data about quality and cost (not safety) here, maybe you are confused about the point?

> Maiming people so rich westerners can have cool cars is indefensible

Do you think Tesla’s only benefit is they are cool? Have you considered the climate impacts?

Maiming all of humanity so you can protect hundreds of factory workers (who knowingly and willingly took a somewhat dangerous job) from injury is indefensible. It’s clear you only can wrestle with salient tradeoffs and more abstract or statistical ones are too difficult for you.
That's a shockingly low number. Where do you live?
Is that generalizable, though?

Most people I know who are working under 30 hours a week do not qualify for important benefits such as health insurance.

Are you benefiting from a partner's income and health plan, or are you able to sustain yourself entirely on your own income?

And out of curiosity ... how do you spend the extra 4 days per week?
This was a good prompt to check on the pharmacies available near me. "What pharmacy are you using?" is a normal question during appointment check-in, so I'll change pharmacies at that time.
Taking a Look at Pipedream's GitHub Integration
Supreme Court to hear TX and FL social media cases over right to moderate
> "I keep wondering lately what would happen if/when ReactOS becomes mature enough to be usable beyond curious experimentation."

Nothing. ReactOS is a Windows XP / Windows Server 2003 implementation and just about nobody is making Windows XP compatible drivers for current hardware.
Most of the comments are talking about the hardware product, but Jamboard is also a software app that is being shut down. I’d never heard of the hardware, but I have made a few Jamboards in Google Drive.

It’s kind of ridiculous that Google is going to delete that user data with barely a year of notice.
Statements of fact can be personal attacks. Here's an example I've mentioned a few times: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que....

If you find yourself inspecting someone else's comments or behavior for how much bad faith you perceive, or what they couldn't be bothered to do, or anything of the "who said what" variety, you've already fallen off the path of curiosity* and this is a clear sign that you should refrain from posting. That's not a criticism—it happens to all of us and it takes work and practice to avoid it. But it's work we all have to do as a community, if HN is to last for its intended purpose. (Btw that's also the answer to why 37677835 was flagged - it wasn't a personal attack but it was a step off the garden path and into the weeds.)

When a commenter uses phrases like "bad faith" or "willfully ignorant" or "down to their level' about another commenter, it's usually a sign that they're too activated by a conversation to really practice the principle "Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize. Assume good faith." (https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html) In such a case it is better to refrain from posting until you no longer feel that way. Why? because you (I don't mean you personally, but all of us) are not functioning in the range of curiosity when you feel that way—it's impossible; and second, if you reply with what feels to you like "speaking forthrightly" in that moment, you're likely to post things that land with the other commenter, and also the general reader, as attacks, not to mention get replied to by moderators asking you not to post that way.

* https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&sor...
They've built a handful of ultra-expensive boutique automobiles. This is not nothing, but it's operating on a different scale than a company like Porsche. They have achieved world beating performance...on vehicles that are basically lab specimens that will hardly ever be driven.
> It is firmly established precedent here that murdering people and burning down buildings is a superior form of protest to slightly inconveniencing commerce.

Have you considered that the percent of the people in the crowd committing crimes makes a big difference for how some people want to enforce the law? Instead of that stupid strawman?
that's not what advertising is. advertisements are promotions. promotions do not inherently involve purchasing something. simplest counter example to your point is an ad saying that you can get something for free without any purchase required. definitionally no harm could come from someone who took the offer.
Basic logic is hard for you, eh?
It's been known to be ineffective for a while, it's just that recently the FDA has admitted it.
I tried to use Fanduel last night to place some bets for my friend in prison. It requires your location. You have to install some horrible app that installs a Windows Service and has no UI. It still won't work.

After a lot of digging around, I discovered you cannot use Fanduel if you have a wired device. The app _requires_ you to connect to your router by Wifi or it will not work. WTF.
I actually found Org Mode accidentally because the folding / unfolding behaviour is copied in the app workflowy https://workflowy.com/features/

I moved my note taking to spacemacs https://www.spacemacs.org/ and then I moved to a standard emacs install with a minimal init.el

The magic for me with org-mode is the org-keyword states, time stamps, org-agenda, and fold/unfold.

Once you are dialed in to your keyboard shortcuts you can spend hours in emacs without touching your mouse, writing, thinking, and the ergonomic to organise those thoughts are just great.

I will say I still use vscode for actual coding, and I prefer the multi line / multi cursor visual editing in vscode over Evil/Vim visual mode multi line editing.
Thank you! The audience is definitely highly technical, so this has been a very productive thread.
Why wouldn't they? AM stations still exist.
I was surprised how much slower it is than Parallels (Arm Windows on M1). Could it be improved?
Calling bullshit. Semiconductors cannot be "improvised". PN junctions aren't found anywhere accidentally.

And a brass headboard isn't a crystal radio and isn't a circuit. A crystal radio needs a diode, a capacitor, a coil, a ground, an antenna, and a quartz headphone stuck in your ear. These things don't configure themselves by accident. The reason analog headphones with a long wire can do this is they have almost all of the attributes necessary to pickup AM radio. FM radio requires a vastly more complicated circuit.
We Added 690 New Words to the Dictionary for September 2023
You don’t even need to take the photo, with enough images of each family member and images of a tourist destination you can just automatically construct a photo of everyone together at the location, saving the costs and carbon footprint of getting everyone together.
The shortest jam I've done so far was a week (PyWeek) and although my team won we barely finished. 48/72 hours seems tough but I really want to try it.
Grindr fined $6M for sharing sensitive user data illegally
Screen Studio!
Kind of DCEU doom loop - no one will watch the last trickle of movies as all are set to be cancelled :D
Wouldn't you say someone who became a billionaire in their lifetime is by definition, an outlier, whether or not you agree with how they got there?
This HN post looks really weird on mobile (no, not the website, HN itself)
I say the big 404 and instinctively bounced. I can’t be the only one. I went back to find their 404 page and am quite satisfied with what I found: https://www.404media.co/i-te/
> Just potentially counterproductive.

It is definitely not counterproductive. Mountains of evidence and real $ back the fact that advertising works.

You have a quirky pocket theory

If you want to conduct an experiment, try making a product or starting a business and don't advertise it.
No one is saying they did nothing with it. In fact, we know at least that they accessed a ton of emails of Gov't employees.
I have a 0 day. I release it. I released the 0 day.
> People might not like hearing it, but homes are in fact affordable if you don't choose to live in an overpopulated metro.

The reason the metro is overpopulated is because that's where all the jobs are. Move away from it, and you'll quickly discover that the cheaper homes outside of it are now unaffordable for you, because your wages took a nose dive.
It's only universal at the large chains. I started using an independent pharmacy because the local CVS was obviously overworked / understaffed.
My feature request: a way to generate curl commands, fetch, etc. Browsers can do it, why not a dedicated client for making http calls?
> But! there are over 3000 counties in the US. This is not even close to the meaning of "unaffordable in 99% of the nation..."

The total number of counties isn't all that important, the number of available homes per county is much more important.
You'd be surprised to know how hot the RPi gets. My Rpi CPU is basically untouchable because of temperature even when only desktop is running idly.
That was what they did for me until my eyes exceeded about -8 or -9 diopters of correction (late high school, not sure where it was exactly when they started dilating them but in that range), then they introduced dilation as a regular thing.
Cos to accurately match the background, you need to estimate the original camera's characteristics as closely as possible, otherwise perspective looks off.
Here is the main Github issue with a lot of context: https://github.com/Kong/insomnia/issues/6577

It was later turned into a discussion here: https://github.com/Kong/insomnia/discussions/6590

However, the discussion was closed so newer issues have been created.
It depends on your cost-per-click, or cost-per-action. If you were in a niche that was pennies per action then you could do it on a smaller budget. It's just that you require a lot of data to get any meaningful results. My PPC traffic wavers up and down and it would be hard to know if it was the weather or some other factor unless you had enough traffic to average things out.
The people that do currently have housing should not have their view ruined just so you don't have to sleep in the street. Particularly if they are in a historic neighborhood, a wealthy neighborhood, a poor neighborhood, a majority white neighborhood, or a majority minority neighborhood.

No housing should be built in any of those. Or sprawl, don't do that. Or buildings over 2 stories. Also, all new units need 3 parking spaces, even if they're on top of a subway or train station.

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Please note that the paragraph you are disagreeing with is heavy qualified. The coercive faux-markets where the consumer is held hostage are not part of my argument.

I'm talking about markets with low barriers to entry, little or no regulatory capture, that are discretionary purchases. A government bicycle factory, for example, makes no sense and would fail. Whereas, say, postal banking, which would be pilloried as capital-C Communism in the US would work fine because banks hate their small retail customers and it shows.

However unsatisfactorily stated, my question comes down to: Does it make sense for capital allocation to remain in private hands in a possibly immanent age of AI outperforming humans in capital allocation?
I didn't perceive a hostile reaction, beyond one dude who declared that something hard would be easy.

On the contrary, I've had a number of solid back-and-forths with folks about GPS, GPIO and homebrew RTC daughterboards that we could likely find success with today - almost a decade after we built what we built.

I'm honestly not sure what else you expect from me. Should I apologize for our relative ignorance at the time? Are you upset that I'm proud we managed to succeed despite doing things differently than others might have?
Give it five years for the tech. Right now? Probably easier to get back with the ex to make the portrait correction.

/jk sorry
Which is nearly impossible to do unless you also own the hardware. It's allegedly one reason BeOS failed, OEMs almost unanimously refused to offer it on their hardware because of the threat of losing their Windows licenses. There was a pretty big lawsuit about it that ended with a settlement and MS not admitting anything.
The US also does pretty well compared to other countries: https://www.numbeo.com/property-investment/rankings_by_count...

Price to income ratios in my home country are more than double the US's - not to mention the insane interest rates required just to beat inflation.
“No choice at all”: Pharma companies begrudgingly agree to negotiate prices
For Emacs users, I recommend: https://github.com/pashky/restclient.el
In the age of sail. Sorry, could not resist.
To my knowledge planes don't use the gps for very much, and AFAIK they use the barometric altimeter for maintaining their flight level. A controllable, plane that can maintain altitude is difficult to crash. The GPS stuff is mostly supplemental and is relatively new.

And pilots can land with a visual approach and still have ILS.

You would still have ADSB with your altitude, and I beleive heading and airspeed.

Because of the existing requirement to be spotting traffic and being over 1000ft away from other planes, they should be fine.

ATC should still have radar vectoring for their airspace.

I assume planes use more then just GPS, and use galileo and the other networks like consumer GPS do.
SCOTUS to decide if Florida and Texas social media laws violate First Amendment
How can it be a waste of resources if it saves an incredible amount of resources spent on travel and traffic for face-to-face meetings?
Awesome work! Thanks a lot. It is fun to read these type creative articles
I did not know. Where I live, all are/have to be in the 100...108 FM bands.
I've seen designers build pretty good websites without touching code.
I guess nobody wanted to move to Bentonville.
This dude needs Tab Groups.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tab-groups-extensi...
Is there any easy way in iOS (or Android) to see the number you get daily? I'm sure my number is higher than I want (mostly reminders that I should do a better job of handling or snoozing the right amount of time). I bet seeing an actual number (and breakdown by app) would be helpful in convincing me to clean up some stuff.
PhD student guilty of 3D-printing 'kamikaze' drone for Islamic State terrorists
It is effective just not orally
Just in case people didn't catch the sarcasm.

The first three rules of real estate are location, location, location. It's easy to find cheap homes in areas where there are no jobs and no services.
Las Vegas police arrest person related to previous Tupac Shakur investigation
No, he doesn't. There are feedback loops that mitigate his power. Thus no one "controls" it. Different people have different levers.
The declining birth rate will sort this out as demand falls, as long as we do not import more people than is sustainable.
Hah, pretty good one, you almost had me. I will note though, that SF actually has parking maximums for new construction - you're not allowed to put a ginormous parking garage under that new high rise,
basically trying to force people to not have cars.
Where on earth is your street?
I would be interested to see a Zillow link for a "good starter home" that's listing for $5,000.

You seem to imply that it's entirely based on personal preference that people live near "overpopulated metros", rather than the reality that people live near cities because that's overwhelmingly where jobs are.