skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You are over-engineering this concept. A simple shared calendar absolutely would work. If you want more features, go for it, but that doesn't mean a shared calendar is a non-functional solution.
> the day where robots are literally walking around wiping our ass

You jest, but there's quite a lot of elderly, frail, incontinent boomers who are or soon will be in need of this service.

The Millennials zoomers and alphas seem to have little to no interest in doing the asswiping themselves.
"Further detail will be provided as more information becomes available."

"This incident has been resolved."

I guess more information hasn't become available, even though they've apparently fixed the issue. Or did they forget they offered to give more information?

Not a fan of companies / people who just say what they think others want to hear, with no regards for actually understanding and meaning what they say.
Yes. I think we should be revolted to see hardware released in 2015 being out of support for environmental reasons, but I can't feel sad for people needing this amount of status. They should be fine.
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> "6. Repeat this once a day"

Seriously ??????

Moreover, it's not just any business that can be promoted here as far as I can tell: it has to be "innovative" in some way... you can't just promote your dad's store here
I'll get laid off end of year.

Now I will soon have to do one (serious) job application a week in order to receive benefits for the time being. If I could use ML to make that part easier (I will get declined a lot without even having been read anyway, not even a non-personal rejection letter) while I put effort into it then all the more power to me. Actually, I'd like to thank the OP for the heads up.
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Free pre-built HTML5 templates (2017)
And an RF shield for your personal tracking device.
Absolutely this. Useless product managers adding custom fields and values that make zero sense.

Developer issues (eg. github issues) aren't the same as helpdesk requests, and aren't the same as customer enquiries. Yet Jira happily smashes them all together.
This is why I always make sure my bars of gold run Linux. I’d hate to have a completely useless lump of gold.
Need a closure bot… starts with one or two subtle hints and then rips the bandaid off… you’re already gone so what do you care?
> Maybe AI will soon be used to “ghostwrite” a relationship to a polite end.

I want this so much
Can you elaborate on why you don't like ClickUp? I've been long in search of a Jira replacement (haven't we all) and the only one that I'm seriously considering is ClickUp. Are there any show stoppers you've seen in practice?
Careful when relying only on c14:

https://news.uchicago.edu/explainer/what-is-carbon-14-dating....
Generally expensive watches are associated with longevity, but I can't imagine someone buying this and expecting lifelong support.
I’m sure they are, and I suspect any specific instance gets removed eventually, but every extra hour that takes is extra impressions the advertiser is paying for.
NASA blog has more accurate, less sensationalist title:

"Webb Confirms Accuracy of Universe’s Expansion Rate Measured by Hubble, Deepens Mystery of Hubble Constant Tension
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At least it'll have some decent scrap value.
You could probably melt the watch and afford a new Apple Watch with the money.
They can still scrap and melt it I guess
See also:

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What kind of Linux maintainers can afford maintaining your bars of gold? Do you sponsor them?
It's right there on the homepage. What more do you want?
Yeah I mean it's wild that someone thinks the answer to a sociopathic practice, is to be even more sociopathic and even better at concealing it. So once these AIs are out there dumping each other we won't just have to worry that someone who stopped talking to us has lost interest, we'll have to worry that every single conversation we're having could be an automated lie in progress...

We are going to fuck our species up so hard with this shit.
Is it coming along? Last I saw they were moving away from the compose Schema to a k8s manifest and... Those are absolutely disgusting.
> Please don't do this. I spend time going through the resume, the various links in it, and then responding to everyone who applied. But this time, with so much AI-generated verbiage I simply don't want to.

Welcome to the club! After so many rejections, I am completely fed up with writing cover letters.

My 2 ct: use some kind of AI detection tool to figure if it was written by AI. Don't do those first.
I've see authors, actors, scientists, artists, musicians, journalists and people of all stripes (and not all from "tech circles") on Mastodon.

Ironically, most complaining I've seen about the technical hurdles of joining Mastodon have come from techies on HN. Meanwhile Stephen King, a nearly 80 year old author who probably still uses a rotary phone and manual typewriter, managed to figure it out.

Or more likely find someone to figure it out for him but still.
That is not an obscure issue. The common manifestation is breaking iptables rule (with expose port) and messing up software firewall has caused a lot of wasted hours and security issues.
It’s not the outrage the object is obsolete. It’s the outrage it’s obsolete while making marketing material like the ‘Mother Earth’ movie.

There’s a huge disconnect with what’s being said and the day to day actions.

Bringing disposable objects like this and AirPods into the world is environmentally abhorrent. Which you know I’m actually fine with for the trade off but just don’t lecture me about how much you care when I can see with my own eyes you don’t.
how big is the wasm file ?
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The ghosting that most pisses me off is from service providers of various types. If I make an inquiry, it's simple professionalism to reply, even if the reply is "we don't do that kind of work" or "we're booked up" or whatever. Worst of all is when therapists do this. I've seen therapists who specialize in social anxiety and executive dysfunction ghost potential clients. WTF?!? Of all the people who should understand the psychological effect of that, and the corresponding need for just one iota of effort on their part, they're at the top of the list ... and yet most of them still do it. This should not be or become a norm.

(Yes, I know this isn't exactly the kind of ghosting that OP spends so many paragraphs talking about, but it's part of the same phenomenon and goes by the same name.)
I think this is excellent. Maybe what Clubhouse should have been! The onboarding is pretty slick. My only comment is the speaker is too slick/perfect. Think it would be cool after her to have a second more “typical person” speaking to get a feel for what it is like talking to friends.

Also audio upload time was a bit slow.

I like how add friends just lists everyone on the platform! Quaint!

Could this be a place to make friends?

But an interesting idea.
I'm not even sure if it's possible to pay most bills in cash in my country. I have had a bank account frozen due to identity theft; it took me less than 10 minutes to open a new account and get a new debit card in my Google Wallet. The bank transferred my funds within a couple of hours and all of my recurring payments were automatically switched within a couple of days.

Maybe my experiences are atypical, but my impression is that consumer banking in the US is quite dysfunctional.
I don't think this means it has no value as an item, it may be totally useless in 10 years but collectors would want it, but there is humour in the idea that a $17 000 watch could be totally repairable by the people who made it.
Holy cow I knew lumber was expensive during covid but I didn’t know it was more than double the usual price. Thats crazy.
I bet longevity is not a specific trait of expensive watches.
I think most non-smart watches can live for very long.
NativeRest is currently actively developing and GraphQL support will of course be added in the future. There will also be a version for Mac.

Yes, cloud workspaces are supported, but if user doesn't create them or login, then no data will be sent to the servers.
My employer pays for transit. They didn’t buy my umbrella though, so you got me there
Surely the exact equivalent issue would be that the car is always running and sometimes blocks your WiFi when it's in the garage
Looks like gold is up about 50% since it launched. Would they get back more than they paid if they melted it down?
I wanted access to tweetdeck hence why I paid.
I don’t own car.
Social networks as a concept are also a huge net positive, in my view. Corporate leeches trying to monetize everything about human interaction, we're better off without. Which does include Facebook and increasingly includes Xitter.
> This idea shocks the well-to-do

The well-to-do also need to have an underclass to distinguish themselves from, otherwise they become common. To them, becoming common is one of the worst things that could happen.
Had an iPAQ, it was pretty terrible software wise.
As a data point, I hate wearing masks because, and maybe its just me, it's much harder for me to breathe wit a mask on. Makes me really, really out of breath.

Also, if this counts as social media, this is the only one I use, because I don't want to give any information away about myself within my control. So given the option of mask/fedora/sunglasses or nothing, I'd take the former.

If you see someone passed out in a fedora/sunglasses/mask outside, it may be me or someone like me who just got really dizzy because of a lack of oxygen.

On the breathing thing, I am quite tall and have a large lung capacity, I've always wondered if that had anything to do with my mask struggles.

I guess my point is, masks aren't a political thing for everyone, just the loud ones.
I mean, relatively speaking, that support lifetime is still better than most pieces of tech, so they're still getting a better "deal" in that sense.
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I thought this was supposed to be ironic until I read the replies.
Karl Lagerfeld, and I guess many others who got (and not bought) this should not be too bothered, as they didn't turn it on/set it up in the first place, and wore it just as jewelry.

https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/karl-lagerfeld-audemars-pi...
No mine was not anger, was a display of contempt (english is not my first language, i translated “disprezzo”) towards that part of society that advocates for principles only when it shrinks what they think its their rights, but when it affects in negative ways people that they don’t consider people then turn the other ways
I bet they will advertise this fact on https://www.apple.com/environment/
This was posted yesterday and made the front page then.
Very different implication there, so I would say it's not equivalent
"We only burn Nazis alive"
No it isn’t. It destroys trust in society and robs people of the chance to figure out where they went wrong and dehumanizes everyone.

There’s a certain lack of value for humanity endemic in huge parts of society right now that’s especially present in rich people, which leads to shit like that. Why do you think so many people are depressed and anxious right now?
I don't think META is looking for investors. And for advertisers, only the wasted time of those who are shown ads is of interest.
"Bible" should probably have been excluded. Besides the fact that I can't imagine this many people here actually recommending reading it (rather than it just being mentioned it in passing), it's multiple books written by multiple authors across multiple centuries. If people were actually recommending the Bible, they'd probably be recommending specific books like Job or Psalms or one of the Gospels.

In a similar way Fooled By Randomness, The Black Swan, and Antifragile are all a part of the Incerto series and could have been condensed to one line item.

In any case, great work! I'd like to see a post like this with the top 50-100 authors and the comments full of discussions about which of the books are the author's best / most accessible.
Really? How can I enable that?
Homework in America
I was initially interested in what was the basis for the perception of an increase in homework workload over the years.
Amazon 2022 revenue ~343B, of which ~100B is AWS. Walmart revenue ~600B. And that's just one Amazon competitor. Looking at the top 10, Amazon has less than 20% of US retail sales. And there's a long list of retailers past that....

And once you look global, there's plenty more 100B+ revenue retailers, many of which also sell in the US.

I hardly think there is even close to an "absence of competition." Heck, Amazon is not even the biggest US retailer by a large margin. Each of these posts is full of fear and implications the evidence and statistics show to be unfounded.

[1] https://nrf.com/research-insights/top-retailers/top-100-reta...
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This is the liberating side of ghosting.

When you have people in your life that make false accusations, manipulate, lie, and cannot be reasoned with, ghosting them can be a quality of life improvement.

It is quite a bit different than someone ghosting because they’re bored with someone. The conflict is already out in the open.

But otherwise, I’ve always given a reason. Whether they can accept the reason is up to them.
Just because the insurrection could have been crushed at any moment doesn’t change what it was.
Karl Lagerfeld died in 2019, so I'd say he's not too bothered.
I guess their focus was to actually solve the issue. Now once everything is stable the people that were involved in fixing this will have the time and capacity to share what they found. I'm sure we'll see a blogpost with more details in the coming days.
The waste part, though, is the innards and bezel. Most of the weight/volume is 18k gold.
I base that on running code on m5-type instances.

If you care about correct NUMA and HyperThreading usage, and even more so if you care about latency on the CPU (for example for real-time trading), the only things that perform well are either metal of full-machine-but-with-hypervisor.
Expensive watches are often considered "heirlooms": I'd say trans-generational longevity is a reasonably high expectation for most tech.
> while completely ignoring the fact that for most people LLMs will make the learning unneeded

Good luck using an LLM to talk to strangers in a bar in a foreign language.
I second this, although I'm not as well prepared but I like having an extra $80-$100 in cash around the house for "just in case" situations... you never know when you'll need it.
Elaborate on this disconnect, because I’m not seeing it. How is recycling the gold any worse than recycling the frame of an obsolete aluminum watch?
I understand how people who only just enter the workforce might see all employers as some sort of monolithic entity, and maybe go into a sort of "fuck em" kind of mindset, especially if they hang around on Reddit (which is never a good and reasonable source of advice let's be honest), but you really do yourself a disservice. I get it. It's frustrating coming out of university and getting shot down left and right, and sometimes not in a nice way. Even so, I still believe that you should always do what you think is the right thing to do, rather than give up on your principles because those around you seem to not act in kind.

It's the same with dating (which TFA is about). I couldn't look at myself in the mirror if I started ghosting people just because I get ghosted regularly (which I do).

Just be a decent person and don't let what others do affect you. It's dignified and much healthier for yourself as well if you're above others' bad behaviour.
If there is like a hurricane and your whole city is out of power for a week and you can't leave, there will be distributions of water and food pretty quickly.

IMO you need the cash more to make the first day or two easier, or if there is a card payment outage as happened last year here in Canada,

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Would the battery still swell if you never turned it on?
I don't know know your age or health status but nonetheless I'm convinced you will be still alive in the midst of the AI revolution, complete with all its weird and at times horrible side effects.
The CRT looks really good. Definitely a good reproduction of classic video poker.
Workplace is the market leading enterprise social network.

And if building a hundred million user social network in such a rapid timeframe isn't a success not sure what is.
Yes, next to pushing people to buy new iPhone every two years.
I have literally called ahead to order food then arrive to pick it up and be told that the card reader has not been working all day. Had no cash so I just ended up leaving.
Can you jailroot that? ;-) in the worst case, OS wise, we can wait for a future retrocomputing project to update these devices.
Appears it’s strictly limited to 1.1.1.1

https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/incidents/j3h00yhjyw6p

CF has a secondary resolver at 1.0.0.1 which should fix the issue

My local dns resolver currently configured with 9.9.9.9 so no issues on my end.
it's most expensive for the only thing it's good for, how nice.
You need another option labeled "Neutral" or "Both" or "Neither".

What we call a "computer" is simply a tool. It is a binary logic playback device. AI is also a tool --- it is a set of binary instructions the computer can play back over and over at very high speed --- one of an infinite number of such possibilities.

How can you be "For" or "Against" any such tool?

How do you feel about a hammer? I'm "For" one used to drive nails and build homes. But I'm "Against" one used to break windows and commit crimes.

Maybe the third option should read "Illogical"?

EDIT: I see a third option was added as I was making my post. Did AI do that? Color me "Indifferent".
Nice. Sounds seem to only come from left channel, and also had the "pair of Aces" issue, but otherwise job well done.
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This is literally the functionality from the recent OpenAI demo
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