skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Good luck with the long lines and I hope by the time you finally get to the ATM it will still have notes.
How would that have been different had shops and local merchants been forced to accept cash?
> If it takes a 8% increase in the government budget, I prefer dying of starvation and thirst, said nobody ever

This seems like a false dichotomy.
I have a hard time actually making games. Not in Unity or Godot specifically, but games in general. I end up going down rabbit holes in the infinite. Like, I was making a puzzle game, where you need to move pieces in a way to move from A to B. I ended up theming it as crossing a river where A and B are on different sides. I think I've spent 95% of my effort on that game on writing a water shader with the look and feel I'd like. But it's inconsequential to the actual gameplay. I could have just copied some code online or bought an asset and moved on.

But at the same time, I'm enjoying myself. I like learning this stuff, and perhaps my goal is really to have fun rather than actually ship something. So it's OK.
They managed to unmake gold's intrinsic durability. They effectively sold a service, not an object. Software is intrinsically mutable (not durable).
This is like writing an article about Rolex producing watches with terrible accuracy - just completely missing the point. If people are genuinely upset that their first generation solid gold iWatch is obselete then... sell it, it's probably worth more now than it was when released. It is (and was always) a collectors item.
I am just careful in this area because previous policies have not been based on scientific evidence, but political agenda (as expanded upon other-where in this thread).
So I don't trust my common sense...
I accept that different substances have different effects.

Harm is a domain that is very broad and hard to quantify fairly I think.
Does Meth cause more harm because more Meth addicts have fallen out of society than say Coke? If so, how can we make sure to differentiate between mere correlations and causal relations?
Some iPhone 15 users complain about crackling sound with built-in speakers
In the UK at least Apple has a subscription-based iPhone upgrade program [1] to get a new iPhone every year. Makes sense as they want recurring revenue, but it does seem wasteful to promote that type of consumer behavior.

[1] https://www.apple.com/uk/shop/iphone/iphone-upgrade-program
Yeah, if you want to watch Asian tv shows there are better options e.g. Qi or Viki
Yes, and this is why the Apple Watch in gold was a branding mistake. That’s when Jony Ive started losing it, confusing elitism with high design.
He wanted to turn an Apple product in a piece of timeless design for the enlightened few and by doing that he absolutely lost track of what Apple is about.
That is what he needed to do and in fact he’s better off creating bizantine logos for King Charles rather than the next environmentally friendly Apple device.
Listen, driverless cars have an uphill battle that I frankly doubt will win. From job displacement to things like this, they will encounter opposition every on step of the road (no pun intended).

The other thing is that if a driver were to do a thing like this, he'd be accountable for his/her actions. With driverless cars, the company could get a way with this by paying a fine or giving money to the family effectively putting a "price tag" on human life. Heck, facebook and google don't even seem to care anymore when some government hit them with fines. Now, imagine a mainstream driverless car company. We'll get shock at first, but when convenience starts setting in our daily lives, the shock factor will start dwindling until we see these events as part of "things that happen when we hit the road".

Interesting times.
Had they destroyed the ballots, had they killed Pence, we would have been in uncharted legal and constitutional territory.

It wasn’t the insurgents who would have taken control of the government. It was the man driving them to destruction who would have taken advantage of the chaos to stay in power.
It’s not absurd - the bank has to spend money to move depositors’ cash. This is a standard part of a commercial banking relationship
>Playback on other websites has been disabled by the video owner

Not a good first impression.
Fine, just say that figure; no one cares how you arrived at the figure (multiplying square feet times purchase price, nor what eggs cost at your local grocer).
A few words: black markets, corruption (in the sense of local employees figuring out their salaries won’t be coming but they still have access to valuable merchandise that they unfortunately can’t eat.
Not to mention small stores owner-managed.
Sorry. We have bugs that block UX changes that are old enough to drink.
I wonder if this is AI generated including the engagements. The responses seem so out of touch I can't decide all were typed in.
Mastodon has a very heavy moderation against anything that isn't the "SF mentality". And servers that don't moderate like this get defederated.

I prefer the more lenient X moderation.
I've taken most common drugs. LSD, MDMA, shrooms, cocaine, amphetamines, list goes on.

None of them, except maybe some prescription pills like benzos, take control away from me the way alcohol does.

None of them have had me wake up in some random place with no idea how I got there. None of them have made me do things I don't remember, none of them have made me do and say things I regret.

Alcohol has caused all of that and more. The only reason I still drink alcohol is because it's the only socially acceptable drug. I'd much rather do coke or molly, to me those feel significantly safer than alcohol. And they're better, and they don't ruin the next day to the same degree alcohol does, at least not in my experience.

And yes, alcohol absolutely can make people undress and walk out into a busy street. It can also make people aggressive. One time my father came home shitfaced, furious at me for no apparent reason, punched a hole in my bedroom window, came into my room and started screaming at me while bleeding everywhere from punching the glass, then grabbed me by the neck and started choking. I can't remember how it played put after that but I ended up spending the night at my aunt's place. The next day he was in shambles, he would never do anything like that sober. And for the next few years until I moved out, I was anxious every time he went out.

I still do illegal drugs. Not very frequently, I'm a regular guy who works a decent job, is dependable etc. I'm not going to work high or anything like that. Just like most people don't get drunk at work. I know many people with similar lifestyles. I'd bet the majority of illegal drug users are just like me, they have their fun in a responsible way and live normal lives. Just like with alcohol the really messed up addicts are the exception, not the norm.
But maybe it makes more sense to have those rich people on your side, when it is for the common cause, instead of mocking them.
"Any AI (e.g., ChatGPT) changes the configuration of the human brain of those who use it.

Can you elaborate more?
Bruno has been recommended a lot recently: https://www.usebruno.com/
It is a statistical bias. The vast majority of psychedelics users don't undress and walk around naked. But you often don't notice them precisely because psychs are illegal and people don't advertise their use. It is however widely accepted to drink in public. Everybody who's been in a busy downtown on Saturday night would agree that alcohol definitely brings up violence in some people. And yet it is typically brushed off because most people manage to drink responsibly. Unless you are in the psychedelic community, you just don't know what the majority of psychedelic users are like.

Go to a psytrance festival and see for yourself. I've been to many and I haven't seen people running around naked. If anything, I feel safer there than on many large events where people drink.
I don't think people at Meta think that "polarizing" is bad, is an easy way to drive engagement
That might be a case of the author be really used to a certain crowd and writing for them. The work by Spivak on databases is well-known in ACT so the connection comes pretty easily. Also, in fairness, is pretty easy to Google your way around that claim.
Upvoted out of rebelliousness.
Heard of jaywalking?
I mean the "excuse" as you call it is more, "why bother with learning something which doesn't work when I could use the thing which works, even if it's imperfect". I'd bet the train wifi doesn't support IPv6.
Culture learns by experience.
Pro-pro-tip, if you're always logged out, you can delete your account, like I did.
I think luxury smart watch is its own category, separate from luxury watch.
Lots of cafes etc here in London don't accept cash. Cash payment just slows everyone down when it's busy. It's orders of magnitude more faffing around especially when somebody decides to pay with a bunch of schrapnel and count it out coin by coin.
You might want to check the most recent work on epidemiogical modeling. Baez blogs extensively about it.
This is the place you park the trust fund babies who are too dumb to be entrusted with running a real business.
My opinion is that this is the one and only right approach.

From my experience, every company/HR/reviewer is different in culture/personality.

Also, the culture of the company is sometimes reflected in its outside behavior. "Glad they didn't hire me".
Wow - what a dull hit job. It starts off tame but it isn’t long before the author makes her position clear: this gathering of families is a Bad Thing and represents a risk to American democracy and it’s important to remember that the only reason people would ever celebrate southern legacy is racism.

If you check out any of her other publications it’s not hard to find a pattern.

Who reads this stuff? Self assured coastal folks who are looking to justify their hatred of rural Americans? This piece wasn’t written to educate or inform, just further stoke derision.
Setting Up Mitmproxy with iOS 17.1
Yes. Like EU making mandatory the standard for phone chargers.
A quick Google search says this one weighs 180 grams.
> With "pretty story" and "his take" which of the theories and facts are you referring to? The reason I ask because in each episode of this series there are lots of facts, and theories presented, and

By the end of the season it's obviously a single story based on YDIH. Which is a fringe theory and he doesn't present any evidence to the contrary and doesn't select footage with anyone or anything that present evidence to the contrary.

> not just by him, but by other scholars.

Tell you more, there's a whole bunch of people who might support his take (cf Comet Research Group). Just like you can find many people who would support flat earth theory. Doesn't make it less of a fringe take though.

In the end it's a play on existential fear, some white politics (those mysterious tall white bearded people who came to America and were treated like gods and taught Indians all the cool things), some Christian politics and biblical flood evidence, some conspiracy (various coverups he alludes to) crafted to get a particular demographic going.
One common query on HN is "what's the equivalent of the Conmodore 64 in this day and age? how will the next generation of hackers learn?" For me, it was largely Processing and Arduino.

I learned to program in Python but at the time (around 2005 say) it wasn't easy to create python gui apps that didn't involve a fair bit of boilerplate. When I first downloaded Processing I was immediately hooked. It was amazingly interactive, with top notch documentation and examples. It contributed a lot to me becoming a programmer.

Also shout outs to Fluxus which is pretty sweet too,

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fluxus_(programming_environm...
Emerge (YC W21) is hiring a Senior Android Engineer (remote, small team)
If you go on a date with someone and then the next day or a few days later text them and they don't respond, you have your answer. They weren't into you. What more is there to discuss? They don't owe you an explanation as to why they didn't like you. Is it really helpful for them to say, "Sorry, I wasn't attracted to you"?
Yeah if your bank is charging you $2 for a transaction what your coffee shop accepts as payment is the least of your worries.
Add some localization features to this and you are golden. Such as find roads around where you are. People can leave comments on restaurants and bars, or hook up in new ways. Also add some rough categorizations, such as "review" or "blog". There are communities that form around such things. Think Pokemon Go or nature observers. Or tourism for that matter
Launching an iOS mobile app in 2023 can be an exciting and rewarding endeavor. The iOS app market is a crowded one, with over 2 million apps available in the App Store
I make this inbox work like pastebin. It helps you DM without personal info
How it works:
Create a inbox -> generate link -> leave it -> check mail in 7 days -> (auto destroy)

leave it on the anonymous place whatever you want people to contact you one time only, ask them to leave a contact method also.

Contact them back.

Basically it is a safer way to contact online since scammers are crazy collecting our infos/social handles in 2023. The mailbox will auto burnt after 7 days.

I hope it helps you. Thanks for visit.
It made me happy to read this.

Thanks!
Indeed, the force is linear respective to the radius, but quadratic respective to the rotation speed. Thanks for the correction.
NDP doesn't impose any restrictions on IP addresses, it uses special prefixes anyway.

EUI-64 is a part of SLAAC, not NDP.

Finally, NDP is not really any more secure at least than ARP (at least not if you don't implement SEND as well, which I'm not sure if anyone does, at least in consumer networks). Not sure about reliability or scalability either.
Yeah we would've just replaced all the dead senators with football players and been fine
Yeah, rootless is key here. This allows RCE, but that is usually not valuable because the X server is running with the same permissions as the application.

However these vulnerabilities are old enough that they would have been useful when X always ran as root.
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Reaction II: How long are the odd against them doing it correctly, and keeping at it as the spammers adjust their tactics?

Reaction III: Unless the sender is in their Address Books, or specifically whitelisted, mail to "my" users at $Job, which matches /From: .+@gmail.com$/, will still go directly to their Spam folders.
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I’m curious about the resale value of these; even after this announcement I wouldn’t be surprised if it actually went for over retail, seeing how many limited availability luxury items actually go up in price in the resale market.
I’ll stick with a company that actually supports its wearables for the long haul and doesn’t lock me into a phone or create obsolescence of perfectly good hardware. I believe Samsung is even worse than Apple.
https://www.dcrainmaker.com/2015/03/garmin-fenix3-detailed-r...

Fenix 3, still going strong, and has a program for refurbishment.
TLDR no
Quadlets just create a systemd unit file to launch containers with podman and have systemd manage its lifetime. Since systemd lacks the ability of controllers like Deployment and StatefulSets, I doubt that quadlets are able to achieve much more.
There's not enough cash in D.C. for D.C. to function anywhere near normally in a not-short, total blackout.

I don't think it makes sense to argue we should all use cash in case some small section of D.C. loses power for 10 weeks.

The advantages to the cashless society far outweigh that small benefit to the average person.
I can't remember where (I think, maybe here), but I read that there was some real question as to the validity of the results of the Stanford Prison Experiment.
> Ten years ago it was PHP and Jira. Ten years before that ...

I recognize this is a matter of perspective, because to me the examples you mention are fundamentally not very different.

A middle manager working in a programming language might be a way to put it that sounds the same as the old job. Which exact programming language, etc. can be seen as details, depending on the context. When seen through this lens the perspective of seeing the old worker still applies I believe.
Example:

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This is art. Art shouldn't be confined to foreign interests like making money
Is it still "beta" or considered "prod" ?
I expect basically anything that supports SLAAC would have supported DNS advertisements for at least a few years…
7 Meditations, Descartes. That is a pretty good hallucination
Now this is how you turn a language mainstream.
I think the accreditation to Descartes may be incorrect. The link goes to Marcus Aurelius.
No. I am speaking in both the biblical and colloquial sense. If you did a crime and get punished for it, you are not a scapegoat in the colloquial sense just because other people also committed similar crimes.

Suppose I'm a bank robber. The feds catch me and and throw me in jail, but they fail or neglect to catch some other bank robbers. Am I a scapegoat in the colloquial sense? No. I'm not a scapegoat because I am in fact a bank robber being punished for bank robbery. I'm not being punished for the bank robberies perpetrated by other bank robbers, I'm being punished for my own crimes. Since SBF will be punished for his own crimes, not for the crimes of other cryptobros, he is not a scapegoat in any sense.
"Tip" probably isn't the word anyone here would use, because they're not calculating a specific percentage. In practice, though, "keep the change" is something you'd be likely to hear at one.
It's modern electronics vs. mechanical or even simpler analog electronics (modulo leaking capacitors and the like). You can absolutely buy a watch today that will last for decades plus--but you and a lot of other people presumably prefer a smartwatch instead. Perhaps the day will come when electronics can be designed in a way that replacing hardware isn't necessary to improve/update them but it's hard to see the path to that in the near future for non-trivial devices.
Ah yes, that's also true and good to point out
Seems ironic that you’d use rust to “build fast”. My impression is that Rust is more about building things safe/correct and efficient, with developer productivity being lower relative to other modern languages.

That said, the “infrastructure-from-code” idea is interesting. I’m not a big fan of coupling your code to your infra, but I’m intrigued by the idea of inferring infra dependencies from existing application code.
> Humans already use more resources than they regenerate

Even if this was true, recycling can exist. Also, other materials can replace older ones. Given these, I am not sure what the right strategy would be, unless it is really urgent and justified (I always hear a lot of generic alarms but no concrete facts that something is going to happen AND it happens). Take into account that, especially for developing countries, resources and cheap energy are critical for development.

No matter how much effort a spanish does, for example, in the reduction of CO2 (given the models are correct and that it is humans who warm up The Earth, something I am not convinced of at all), we are around 0.8% of total emissions. On the other hand, preventing China from burning coal was (last time I checked) making 400 million people back into poverty.

Do you see the problem? The problem could be ecological to some extent. But... are we controlling investment vs return? Are models true? For me it is impossible and I think there has been a strong bias towards exaggerating because there is a lot of money in the middle, independently of the truth.

That is my current view. They have been announcing the apocalypse since the 90s: everything flooded, global warming (that they conveniently changed to "climate change")... a lot of weird stuff.

A highly politicized area of discussion and a huge business for some.
Well, yes, but only a small fraction of the population buys something on a given day. It could be realistic, I don't know.
Microsoft overhauls OneDrive with a big new design, AI Copilot integration
There's https://github.com/waycrate/swhkd now. Didn't test it, but sxhkd is also an important part of my workflow.

Still missing bspwm, lemonbar and dmenu (bmenu/fuzzel, maybe). For those who care, Steam is also a pain point, from what I've heard.
The team behind Incus (the fork of LXD) is working on that problem. They have decided on unambiguous names and have even rearranged some commands to make it consistent and clear.
"Have at it. You'll screw up. It's life. Live simply and you'll be fine."
L.A. is using AI to predict who might become homeless and help before they do